The Huron Signal, 1881-02-04, Page 3eseassesesinieweggieettee
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 4, 1881.
DOMINION PASLIAKIMIT.o arss
•.ee, and m
Mr. ityasol spite di
sew W apareel1ssaomas we .. i,..
ooi .da earre.n,.i u
If
Hopes or Vosnwti. 1 woo •,
theawe Jan. 9T. s • 4 _ , S
The gosties el the railing lute eeney '»w
formed the a ebj•st cd the rat anseoil- Begin' r Y tt *IM ' Ake o1A
in to-dy. It woe in the ,,. 441tAl w L'
haws el Hua. Mt. Kills. tie ore .,t .aJ proand
the vest extent of territory --on* caul.• y..utll he had 1
lead mils
in nae direction, and Dae of a Alt est alien, clad
th.ssoad five kuudred in another
which the oumstruotius of railway's wu.
be sdeolutely prohibited during the con-
tinuance of the naeaupoly, and the great
waste of time that wUT occur ie teaming,
owing to the lack of railway facilities.
He pointed out that the monopoly wail
net alone retard the populating or the
Nurth-west, but will add to the burdens
of hose who settle there. The siesed-
mint is very comprehensive, comma
the monopoly in all its phases and elbow-
ing that the only outlet from the North
west, the Pembina Breath one tie,
Thunder BayBranch, will be in too
hands of the yndicate.
On a division the amendment was ne-
gatived by s vote of Ifld to 53, toe foe
being beteg the Ontario uo itingeut of
the 13 majority :- -
Mears.
--
Messrs. Arkell, Beaty, Ilergin, li.Iu.t-
bee, Rowell, Bunting, Bur uWWI, e.t.a., -
ruse (Victoria), Coughlin, (furrier, Dave
.on, ]Elliott, FAR riJW, forewarn.
Hay, Hasson, Hooper, Siefert, reitipa-
trick, Kranz, McMillan, AlleO.tllu.u,
McCarthy, McDougall, MoLeamei, Mer
nor, Orton, Patterson (Kiwi), Peet,
Plumb, Robertson (Hemi to I), Ityhert,
Shaw, Sproule, litrau4e, eesae, Wail t,.,
(Norfolk), Wallace (Tors), White, Wbitr4
(Cardwell), slid Wright. 1
alt
Ontario supporters of the Oevernieen ,,
Mes.n fdtephettson and Drew,
were not present, but Mr. Stephenson
came in before the next vote, and went
against the amendments.
Kr. Borden moved the next amend-
ment, which was to the effect that it is
indesirsble to give the Oomtpamy,
TEN WINT Or ttaLICTino Leper
in the manner laid down in the contract,
MI there is nothing to prevent the ac-
quiring coal (nines, salt or other mineral
lends . Time was voted down in the same
way. sad by the move men particularly,
the (le,verreneut vete reache.1130. Icon.
Kr. Anglin handed up to tho Speaker
the third amendment of the dog, or the
nintk in all, which was to the effect that
the proposed grant of land and money
buns been allotted altogether .out of prey
portimu to the work to be performed in
neutral satiate the central section re -
ng mush the heaviest bonus proper-,
in
g
to the ci►et of the work, chereri-
being some •34,090,x, uding
d and money, and that this excess,
"uld have been appropriated towards
5 construction of the astern and west -
fractions. The vote stood 12`i to 60,
, Me ONTARIO VOTt SIT,MO AA to MO
Gress, with the exception of Mr. Fer-
Kgnassoonn, who was not m the House. Mr.
Orton's vote was struck off, as be was
not in the House when the question was
t
The clause granting exemption from
taxable was taken up. Mr. Trow,
who offered an amendment tberetn,spoke
of some facts he had gleaned whale oft a
visit to Manitoba, and the mat imssn-
enemas resulting frani the lack of
good roads and the presence of unb
ed streams, ent eatmeaw that can only
Dome by municipal organisation and the
levying of totes. The exemption of
every alternate section will impose dou-
ble taxes on the occupied land, and air.
Prow pointed out that excessive taxa-
tion led to the revolt that separated the
United States from (heat Britain. He
rare several instances of the injury
done to Weseern Ontario by the privi-
l4ss iven t the Cased* Company, and
eEnlssd o by moving that it be reetolved that
the eeetaption chine in the oostreat is
unjust mud will impo.e burdens upon
the actual settlers, and is an induce-
ment to the Onmpsry to hold the lands
till they have been enhanoed in vane h
the labors of the settlers. His amend -
f ment reported those .tatvmanti in formal
shap., and it peeved a bitter pill for the
TOM; to swallow. then being twent
of them who did not show up to moo
their vols. The vote stood 115 to 4
Among the absentees on the Govern-
rnent side, whose names appear in the
list, were Mesta Boultbee, Bunting,
Kirkpatrick, Carling, McCarthy, Torn
White and Haagen.
Prior to the vote being taken, Mr.
. (lasarea, of Huron, lashed Rykert for
his mi.00natrncti ere,onoted had been by
the first named. weenh
misconstruction, was made plain;
er it was worth while to notice Mr.
Rykert at all is another matter.
Mr. Paterson, of Brant, took excep-
tion t.. the fact that the words of the
Governor General's 'peeeh relating to
the railway were misleading, as it led
persons to believe that the whole of the
work was taken from the hands of the
(loranment, whereas, in point of truth,
tits Government wee yet to essplete
the Lake lJnperior section and the ast-
ern station. He mowed in raendment
Viat the eontred does notawaretlrslf ,
ail ,t Invoir the (ioversswnt et Oaai4s
in the b of the rued espwtave
portions &tie rnsd, said les, in that re-
spect, objMaable.
This was beat by 190 to 49, the Gov
eminent PON s1MN i
on began lit Ire*
a
(iovemment Hems.
Speaking lit French. Mr Reef ret
moved tr amendment, it
et
the contract u
dos not fix a mainsails prioejer the
land, beyond whiell the Cotapaay shall
not oberg welds. On this the Gov-
enemei i len of Hares vote, B J 131*
t dl
rad 0a bblow.LV[ra. C31u11Mt sees to mere as amend-
ment de= the chums esxes}va
the seed brdj a stdd gypsy of the=fvethiiipowitaistioa
ooros
ire .veer w
*aMiiflg tan b 111b ee-
ferriBd 1e the hr.a pa os.
h Bice seams of fee ala
If
traiiway bambinioft:441 u kt
be in LM heeds of the eras tail
A1.Vii.
tepeMat a
be
ALL Bo R.' --its besot ihist
er
mu
(1 NCHOR UNE.
tt !NT
t i
maedi
it was true
the owner
was
o . li h e.l revived tthan of
oral wr;iety of his candy for
1,I the iu)preveutent of stook:-
o A true that op odd occasions he
t.- -elan for the hale, and he was
Ir • . o ! Gat too.' He behoved that
.4 . ••t n r a rateable horse he ou-
onyu re . of tee poiet.0 , than he did
a t , a et Ia.unent, when be .as
l . Ar n a very small egatSd
on the a,nendoiMtt widf li
V. laws then epoke
..;, end ulont which he
.,•; 1. rge amvtlnt tbat"A.
049 dd be eutitled • to
tee Govetwer-tri-Coueeit
aro and lower the safes,
with the tleolatation of
t rat Parliament Creek!
i • r to regulate the tats of
in the public interests it
em . , eatery. The amendment
.. I e . 4 I,1.
-§
r. es.- to Use effect that
u , o One ,'naidate be so cur-
, woeIuy not deflect or alter
, ted prepused route without
eon :,,t elf Parltwfasat. It was voted
`own • • -.1 w fid.
.. • . dilute moved the Reit amend-
. , t ea toilet that. as the galled'
.aiw y 44i vuen Ilia power. of
t.e,t t.t1.. is the Uuveflgar Camel l tut
;e.ueaes.l„ e.,0 preadult oontreeteis in -014-
.4v...„
Lf iW.iv..., .4.32 I.11,1er,, ltmd uDdal taxes
tee .i. eiei etwe Gepp oe ugjlarea M'IFh other
maw to •.'purateo
,.t., itw. 4, ero.1•.esrswM ':.11.0
y .
tlevete,s an 0 ,.
and ]Esti. e
Sugg aced adjeuwrrutt, but left eller
/feet! u .t einem:: and Mr. Caagraid
nose to ,Hove en ,uaandment to the effect
th et the ubesot/en laid agates& the con-
nect, .as tau emend that it did not pro-
vide fur a Dosis sfeslou, to• rsgulete the
toes :.u1 other meters, in the interest
el the ppanto._ £ (e ..ivisiuq r suttod in
Lite drfest AAP ., ne regdtnent.by 121 to
M,-. Coweron,, tit,aIltlroby moved #u
amendment Lo the land that The aver
taut is ub4n itiuttable, in that it poen, tfot
provide leer jeerers teethe
lain terra JJd on Rai the
M. O. & S 1lailway, er Aber 'Vail s
in tho east, and does not drake pro" ' •
against preieeeatial rate' It tree
tried by t14 su,4T. '
Mr. Keine, as he erose to Madre the
uett .am endrneet, wee . greeted with all
aorta of nasal, sesimesiag of desks,
.tamp:ng of feet and cries of every kind.
However, he kep floor, and showed
t est he is one of e' moat self-pnasoaoed
mat in the U•.v a The upnxr may
h owe hero s di.- rj eiio'dtaIsmenshir,
bat I rather thine 4 was the effect of
cheap whimsey.
His s,uetelmiatset forth that the 'et -
try of spites, bolts and nets duty free is
nejust, and that the contract is on that
ground objectionable. It was voted
down by 113 too 47.
r. H4set, in French, moved the next
eruen•Iment, to the effect that there is
in the contract no provision for the
proper construction and working of the
roa.l, or that in case of default it should
become the property of the Government.
Lust by 113 to 4&
Mr. Larne moved to the effect that
the contract is objectionable in that it
dos not provide Tor a proper Canadisp
interest in the ro:ul, or for having the
head ofe:os in Canada. Lost by 112 to
47, Mr. Bunster being asleep while the
vote was being taken.
Mr. King's amendment wax in refer-
ence to the standard of the road, and
during his remarks upon it Mr. Dan-
ville made himself conspicuous claim-
ing that Mr. King war reading kis
apsecb. Asa matter of fact he was mot,
but that made no difference to Melville.
It was proved that. he was not reading,
but still Doraville persisted. its had
that within him that was alone proof, et
leant it was alone proof before it was
w:tter•,d at the bar where he purchased
it.
Mr. Macdonnell, of Inverness, move I
an amendment condemning the contact,
because it dos not give runaing powers
to other roads in Thunder Bs Section.
It was voted down by 106 to 48.
It was twenty minutes psis seven
o'clock when Mr. C rose to rraove
his intendment. The Home was at that
time somewhat disrupt/ed. Mr. Oasey
spoke for a few minutes in support of
hu ameadsient, which wax to 1fts .aeot
that the coatract is u ectimiable, he
sense it meds no °via to for the pur-
chase of the read by the Government, in
raw the rabbit intonate shall repine it.
The manhood est death by 100 to 4R.
The ateeed atedi•g of the rerrill ions
was aerial ea tb email diviieo with
the that Mr. Welbss, of Nar-
fblk, rfti the nee by d0i Olt of
the Chtnhsr. (LawesMM gewd ea
the who votes, ea/ tet Mr Jahn la-
d m BM ,p_twWd be the rem-
and the sees aJjssmd at
, atter a et►tiaaoua mss'n
rears
Dein fru taking of the votes the
meaty- themselves h sines,
eaalehes et popular soap, Gad Dr Fortis
tiull .11r. Mar Phials masted a great
dual Ori aaaei- - t ehratiag i m -
ss s N r fedeea„ to wasMt Ail the seem
hese rsspesd d in Mores. Ess rdsines
to the events of the day were loudly
.crit 7.r 7r a.WI•. eft ,41
iter — 1frlve et> •
sad •Liver rigewiba -it brae Y ala
seder y rest eNtsrsahia MlMiM►
Ir weside dell. OW* W theelli/eeeMte
very
Orpswxssid . W►.eLiaaB, ialsssasakil .lh.
dl oskiiti w Arida
Salo en recce
bi: WW1 ler e. • wtple IoW&
whin gelis•101 aeon, or law
>
.Awe MMI. 7i Dear.;1. Jesden. I
Camping ant in do. • • Aeroods has
hart r, eandttt a lie ' Dr t , I
ciente, and the lle°L Dr: .. in hie
book on the Adirondack*, n ne one a re -
with pt t.aoaaq dismal; a art
cottveteaut to Out, sleeve
.asy, wham t)1 the 4f ttM-
eseet ars procurable by t*1 Gar's
lirsur or ND Pirrone OM, wientille
prepsrstiosa, which presents, in a delimi-
t; teed and *Math fora, all*. virtue
.4 this native e$eind gust_ Ai a
fir Coughs, Obfds, Sore
Hoarseness, itis hevltitttble. 19..!{?_
claps its. Price 25 and 55 mai falt
bottle. ---Add.
„j t dill 121 0 012. r _ t
nvw,t4oucoc JaY
Y i Nsnet the Onarroannen
,
two whirr reNia the a •r
a.,tmaM h dilgtp
es.
t tis . .
tits
Mac vlisd rmobiws. w ro ti
bov It Ls M df -
sot' pt gat Aga OW Ms-
nrig
e ee d r M ttaaway
p q vizchaff. bj taco Ives weR vi
trgi
i"` tear s ataae
pare blood and a pro tatthYe4
Seraise is Packets
_ oro la
labelled of
Aeotate. LbdedeC' •"liii
darts Chocolate Essence for afternoon use.
r, vtf1 -,t-y . -.1' s r - r1111
,z:,t o, sift foo, 1
w • oaf h,!:ii r!;
BAT* 4110' 1101141810AL.
(.' PrrAG — . - •it,090,OM.
NUNPU N. - etreae,ero.
e
Godericif Branch.
r'. R !)('NSF )RD, - - Atom:agar
r1,8#44114:sot
4I
GdWAAL SA$&E•4JF COMMERCE
Paid
CPtMl, -
46,0049,000.
„
R1ief, - - *1,400,.
oa depoeite. Orates, letters
notes ease. payable
ot.
1754.
aR "
aro.. • r I Toy t. y- -:.. t7.t:
W.'a:.
B.S CO,
rstOeleUeftelt0
President. - IfON. Wit iicifABTER
aenm,tl Mange'', - W. iv. A?mints() N.
(Late Pifter's. )
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
0 Dior
B okWhest Flour
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - - Mentos*.
Interest allowed on deposits. Drafts on all
rho principal Towns and Cities as O.aada,
Great Britain and the United States, bought
and .old.
Advanoeeto Farmers on Notes, with Inc or
more endorsers, without mortgage. l733
ON HAND.
Carpet Weaving 1
NOTICE ----THOSE OF OUR READ -
est, or vstails y *rap
Z preamble are
element,
' oust St. neIke e
aad
York foreasepeste «t er mar
premium. ea
outfit of ri sea'sr
amBookd Vaasa,astyla atm aril
nestleii of~ tb Hodewar
eftlse sillgao. sta.
tie dramasaNtk
b gray taws -
?elbot OAbse :Weal enke.
Premiums. teal ire atites.llb .otde1r it you
.h to wllase torr' ..
Addrs p1t,►i t Luaus FVariavian Co.. 1
1Doy et. New art.
In new Patterns and sew Warps
DIBIR-BOOL CIVETS !
and all work in tie weaving
Buse
idecarefully
neatly and promptly ,
Kingston street, Gen .es4ob.
SELLING OUT.
,I Lase determined to clear off my entire
stook, ooest+ttog of
FUR CAPS,
OVERSHOES,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
t
ROBBERS,
HOSIRY,
GROCERIES,
etc., std.
am bound to Clear toss oP at Gay rearm
able prion. Sale foegin on
SATURDAY, JA1 t7ARY 15th,
at OK OUT FOR N
LOABGAINB.
COME b1 •X Bill IC I
8. SLOANE.
Hwilbrn Streak Oedeviob. 17.9
c,?O TO
_C. Strachaifs'
iI
Groceries, Crockery anaw
Cfla!svisite
wryMel_sst Mof ours tat) N preenkola, errs r•m tars aaseaef be Ware by
w .... a tu►
CASH PAM FOR ?**M PRODUCE.
Tao Old plied -.seta $d. M Ouesl Rowe tldsne.
1764 D. O. STRACHAN
WM. MITCHELL
e Uri now prepaved se M.rto0teldp elere
fo&Trees.for rads Agatiogy. DasarIptive
erica ('ataaogues liter to applicants.
GED. Letter J. See.
saeiea willen the records se
The use divided Woe -
tem tinsar
aiat t%. of sad a*omieg
a SrmisitiktgIt w*ic. m
"it deg Ale* Hesse
raft. eit41 Ile tyle est, shoes -
keel dlieg' dice db OPT *OVA
A 1 SW anises, Mjoaraiag *t a
ileadeewMM4 matletelea early wait
orae msrauj. H. Whig toe Lily Ai
fait die was
T...IaBnt
HORSE and LITTLE FOOD
Irr BUL=_
CHEAPEST CONDITION POWDER
1N USN.
UR. BROWN'S BALSAM Or
W'i]d Cherry Barb
', ` r• et drew iso a
takes the W• and if tone a WiAA re.
(reeking
sf/1 plie
bort 111nO
Clieloest esd Inst lbw• Ar.r-dp mede-
Z•sSC7l IId CrilI2Q'-
JA11:8 WTIAON, Druggist.
Able g
0..a+eeteM. Je11 11.! 1770.
Ski LOSS JIITED
.t t4.
'STAR' SALT WORKS.
>.\1 the Id&.
4'J WINSTON' S44Qr
SAR-SAPARILLA
W11tl YYEiLA1MT1 DiMMimi
And for Parftf Ens t!.'litle.d.
It has been in use for torero and Has
proved to be the beet rreraration in the
martestor SICK REA1)LCU.PAIN IN
TUX •'IIS Oft BACK. LIVF' at FLIPLEB ON TN -4.1*
DYSP ' ' PII.01, and all rliwasea
srtsefros. a Disordered Leer oree
spate blood. Thousands of ever beet
it and give int dtogait s
aa
Sea oras, rreeotprescps 11
yrzN. ab
from YtIIpw Dom,
00111111.611. Wilt' Mary.'
feeBa.ofras, . Wimter e0s
cep soot, t aldt > t....
sea icer t, rvelsde1
lissom
• ' .
ti
W hims dor eve hillssa
Them waeeiaaM Aisle a gasd fa
bfearrtthpteit
tab assies ss tees their d will s
amid as stat dollar, sad we
to Mum
O. XIDeeeB s Ca. IlisehiplatiM
..o.mee_...
Isis oy .t Latah w f, -«oar,
Chemist and Dregget.
KEEP$ " tH)Z CHEAPiflT AND DE$? ' . .
Groceries, Crockery ec Glassware
IN TOWN—AND MAKES
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
GIVE HIM A CALL.
1761
W. MITCHELL,
Hamilton Street, Goderic
HARDWARE
r... " OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Reduced to Bottom Prices
farm and SchoRawhet'H wft -*t Cameo. R r.Builders' wanand
Tools
at Whotaaa.contracts
emcee.
G. TEE_ PARS(33TS,
G-ODERICH.
(.t . ler:ierwe, • .N .. Orlak,)
norm., : t : ', : fAN:rlltAalr.
1, 7,1!lel0!re
1 .,,q N ^.M. 111.1
• e• -laws.,. v.)4144:dn7.1.7.
LIII:Y ‘C.' L.-14 i.
,. ,vr•f fT.^ ..A,......, 1'no,•1.. r;..,l.
.1e, ! ...:'. id 1 ,1... 1 4.tw,1.. i •'r'
010^.1 1:1 COLD.
win hA mid f..r a rare tb•, pot el -^ f1
tido, or t..ran•.••'1.^• I•«'•^f .rna;7r:w.
u. a.
Ask rem drvireit far 13.5 rinser. cool 1.1
Mum before yea de-. p. Tatler se Utter.
.1 r i s as she lob .n4Prt 110 - Aloft falx
nAW,e.ar. stir n:161111arwa.o'u W
ae
mason ro Ciwca .
orlA A
iNr♦ w e. C. a...r, R T. A T..•,w. .•.,.a.
1751
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock,
G_ B_A_IR, RY
CENT IAKER BNIIERTAKER
Hamilton Street, Gode rich.
t> good entof glfohn, led -room, nlrtlng Room an,l Parlor 'Putalturo, such as Ta-
bles, a ee.e aa4 mood seated'. Cupboards. (ted -steeds. Mattre.ses. WashtRande,
Lounges, So as, t -Nota, Looking Glasses.
N. B.—A complete assortment of Coft}us and shrouds always on hand. also iiaarsos far hire
at resaoeabie rates.
Picture i!raslerraspecialty . -A call solicited. 1731 0. DARItY.
Red, White and Blue !
Ac heson GEORGE .Acheson
New Dress Goods, Gloves & Hosiery,
JUST ARRIVED,
:3ELLI T GI-
pr-
P -
t BOUND TO GIVE BARGAINS! •1761
MEDICAL WALL.
GODERICH.
F. JORDAN,
Chemist and Druggist,
4
MARKT 'SQUARE, (JOUBRICI'
Wholesale and Itetal Healer in 1'hegs, Cbemlcals, i'atn4t Olbs, nye ewes, Arent Colors,
Palest mesh:Meehorse and Cattle YediM.e . Perhtsery, Tata eKruois•, doe.
Pharacilanir Prescriptions carefully dispensed -11a
1
dews -obi IF 31L
haaif
talk Th'erteh,
Irekagsneeres
jgsrps.o, it rafpr "itMat at;
girl,
ai
don't
rl h se coot whoa in tetioage tee salt
"T
Inc
SCOOBIE
int 'lair 1.1t weds, nemeinb
.1
GEOGE CATTLE,
Chemist & Druggist,
Dealer Ware Drax. and Chemloals. Fancy and Toile' A rtlole. &-
Imported Havana. and Domestic Cigars, Pipee,tiTob*.ecos,'dtc"
1'hys1eiens I'reaeAptbne awl Family Receipts oarct.!.lr pewared at W Yn,,n.
COURT 1-101:713M SgLTARS..
1751
SOLUTION OF REBUS
Ties Sebes N O .
nods erwfte ra s is to I ,r pa Ord we are
Ada: aias.aw i oy
fHL' GuidtS TONACCOA,. lweaso.Or' i
I.
NO. 2
eat W Ail or tdeel h,. focal
is
A well fnrnNbed bons/ is the pride of s sssihll'rola, t^ T ',Atilt. . ss.
..aa
'NO. 3.
Rcmesber ear address and do s•t Yin M toll en •u
,.t mew 1 ltunoat *Lit W. A Waller. tee horse 1 Pre' •e . $t no, zee. meanie.
straw bled iit mow er eerduvua► Jos In *rehaaet ^ ter neeltes4Mr
J o' BALL