The Huron Signal, 1886-6-18, Page 2t
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MACDONALDISM.
�.i Ret r•oep.ct of ti s Last Issic n
of ParHellb nt.
rd, must •Itis WI" saw tie.....: I COUNTY NOTES 111*""'""'" ..$ W.ggs
eet,rr to that large awl really p•eerning
clam, Composed of honest, regrettable,
and Oed•fwriog urea, is all planes tied
teaks of life who have berm appalled by
r the corruption of the Tory party and
(i t, end whu L ay be safely
trusted to throw their weight ou the aide
et redeem whoa the time Come& Ane,tber
iT11r awns la awl
1114td's lrs:ute l 4 eW M. t- atting In oowsectiun with the sesame was
Mesasrsecgs gdosor e( s the evident 1 bet e'en 13.r
...egret weirdo erT ase aes.'ma-assay
■taWerlel „maimN rW
- Joke and the bulk if his followers. l'o-
N iter
awe /leach sagaera. der the plea of ill -health and pressure of
business, be Contrived w utak. himself
dmost bis. Cuncerning bis
future 1, two rumors ere afloat :
One that he is going to British Columbia
IT boneht by the salubrious climate of
ictoria ; auulher that he is eciug to
EaT(saihe ged.
t oral result of the seri.n he.
bs.o fearfully adverse to the Guv.re-
meat, while the Opposition have gone
home •tro'y;theued in numbers and in
the redeem') that they hate done their
duty faithfully and iuspired with that
coati lens which arises from the well-
fu:iude1 expectation u( oohing victory.
Hereat.
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Ottaws t' Momrea: Port.
oris s -a, June 3. --The reawn %%14i
Ma just been brought t., a conclua.0
will 'laud in Lia:ory as the da lunation
a,f the ry rY in Can-
ada. lO'rtnn the Prime Midister down to
hitt every roan Jack uf the Conservat-
ive aide of the House were bundlers.
Acts of parliament were passed, subsid-
les granted, franchises conceded to politi-
ca rings, private members aad favored
o,mt anies, directly transferring milli' ns
of money and .Cies .4 laud from the
pu'JLe to these patties and persons.
Transactions ahich have ever been held
In all cuuntries under the represeuative
'peen of t to be dishonor-
able, disgraceful and to involve disjuali-
&cation of the actors thereto for the posi-
tion of members of psriiameut, have
been openly professed, justified and sane
timed t•�
A MAJo►:ITY VOTE.
This state of afore is so utterly amus-
ing. so contrary to the blasted virtue,
•nlightment and philosophy of the cer.-
tury that we can only leek for its para-
llel fn tLa darkest perio3a of political
guile Three cenfll.ta_; lilt; a laab *Logo
same has long been,with
subtle tillainy in matteof C . t
wrote these words, which I think apply
with sinister aosursey to Sir John Mac-
e1nald and his :-"It is ob-
servable that hatred is obtained two
ways, by good works and bad ; and
therefore • nrinee heir- w...,ug to re-
tain his jurudictiou, is �oftentinmes com-
pelled to be bad. For if the chief of a
party, whether it Le the people, or
army, or nobility which you think roost
useful and of moat cw,sequence to you
fur the conservation
of your dignity, be
corrupt, you must follow their humor
and indulge them, and in that cane hon-
esty and virtue are pernicious." Had I
Declared t.ewrabae.
E C kite:oven, of Syracuse, N. V.,
w ho is a well knewm resident of that
place, and declared incurable by his
physician, the disease being • «implica-
tion of kidney and liver complaint. Is
i we da b. found relief in Burdock
Hlouk !(tetters, sqd ju one moC:', he en-
tirely recovered. 2 uhtellI snerng farmers. They are ea- he added.
pettted to "trite at the Guthrie Heine, He took him up to the caviller. "This
-t hu said. "H. will go
neat London, en or about the l''"h fast. 's John Smith,"
• Thi. will be Mr. Middlernore's 14th an- ,•, :"•.rk si srisaut sltil,pintt clerk t.'-
nuaI visit to theseshores with juvenile morrow. Hot vlary w111 be nue cent
.migrans from $ , Enwland, chis mouth. Double it .Very month
educe 1872. Already many applications from nue, en."
d with goad
have "Iii considerrtiou of wy working for
been made for the children exported to alio .mall salary I might ark you to
arrived, but more are required. Forth- assure me a positiuu for a detinue
er particulars may be obtained by ad period r•' inquired John Smith.
dressingi le H. Gibbena, Manager of "''0 dun t usually do the.," revised
the Guthrie Home, London, Ont. t:.e governor ; "out we evu't luso ,oath
A number of the personal friends of e'1 you anyhow, I guess, and you look
John Gentles, of Kincardine, arsembled like au honest fellow. How keg do you
ai the Albion Restaurant last night and want empinym.nt t
e.utertainad him to an oyster supper. "Three years, sir, 1f szreeahle to you.
Samuel �Dorley occupid .alae chair, sad regular Well, by Jove, the ol1 wan agreed,
after the had Leen duly dis'al..d d young Mr. Smith, on pretence of
of in the regular way, Ald. Geo,, T. His- anWell,wanting tome evidence of atatele, of los
cox, on behalf of those present, present- pace, got the governor to write out and
ed ere Gen;;,., with a handsome hies- sign a paler, that he had been guerac-
man'acame. The cane was so con•tree'- teed a position is the house for three
ed aunt a, will the eaner could draw oat years on the terns T have slated.
a measure capa:le of sising a horse up to He lurked slung fur sax months with
eighteen bends. lit reply to Mr. His- out draaiuq • ceut. He said be would
tux's few complimentary remarks in pre- draw all hishe s at Chriatma& Tns
setting the tate, Mr. Gentles sips.s cashier thoughtghi he'd figure op how much
sed the gratification he felt at being so weed becoming to the young rano. Hs
honored :'y his London friends. Mesar& view sn iuletested in the pn'j.ci that be
Local New* From Many Sources.
'leans freer all rates of $arra see on the
herr• *sclhas.•e.
Swot N Lots. D. McLean, of Ash -
recently lest three valuable horses
from indalntuateoa of the brain.
We regret eaee.dingly too have to an-
nounce the death of Mrs. Tom, wife of
Mr. J. E Tom, Public Schott Ioapeetoe
fur %%'.st Burma, an event which took
place here yesterday afternoon. De-
ceased has been in very poor health fur
several years, but after all, her death
was 1. She was able to be
out for a drive on Saturday last, mid tip
peered considerably improved t'o what
she bad been a short time before. Con-
sumption, however had done its fell
work, and the loving wife and another
had to succumb to the fell Destroyer. you ko0s what you aro- talktntt Own.,
We sincerely sympathise with the hue- ,thy dear boy i"
band and two young children who mourn "tt e'1, sir, my pr1ucieal aim is to
her departure.--(Ea.t.r Reflector. learn the hummers ,' responded the
"IMuloaawT CHILDMEN,"-Mr John y"5111( fellow, 0 tient i would be almost
T. Muddlemore, the founder of the Or- etilu,z to work for nothing. WI 1'11 Oke
Phan Children's Ewi notion Charity, to feel and be able to say that I %AS
London, Ont., left Lirerpwi on the lbth esrniug.omethiug, lou know. '
June, in the S.S. Superior, wtth a party "111 take you,' remarked the old
of 50 girls and 70 boys between the ages in'e "One Deaf, two ones, four conte,
of 3 aud 18 yeses, who aro brought out eight cents, suttees, cents," he .numeral
to the country fur adoption or hire, �. "you will net get moth for awhile,
Yersletdaf
POLITICAL I9TRSW8
Yalu haws Met a bright-loobiggMk•eats.»trblrkyeayIb.nI•an',ws-
yusng men entered oar euvnting roma r srY last 1
to response to an adee'tinemedt fur an --
elsaut sbippieg .stark. life told the prouais•at Starks .:rest taewuhast
usual tale of how he desired • pu•itiva en hoturdsy sod $hat Is believed the
twee than wages for the limebeuig, sod I D .uuiaius Gower emote lad to eta; mid
was willing to accept a nouival salary to .abet peessr.l 10 „fare hia,ws.'u ft•( skis
start mu ou. The uhf man was fe'•li •` in coeclue:on replied : "1 gieher i. i ios•
eirtioulsr good humor that alternuu.i, .,, Iarirly 1rt0s a hat ,he eve wet
asd said plMwutly to the new comer ; eft) Iret*Iter• 'Ni' we eallh•l, open eie
" Well sir, what would you oensidet .ro.r. fre.o, all toes. the coupe". 'heir
a nemival salary 1 What would you he ,.ego,rst'eee ever •soli osier, Aed il.tya
willing to accept in bsginuiag r .Ouse sc.'mes ul p►roafp is res, s lou bars
The young man picked at the Helm! d,npCrul 'bar 1.,lraiw fvoss Ooaserva-
of his hat with his fingers, and deferenti- ,;vr „• Liberal std.. 18811. Ther. is jest
ally replied : Lr s .or crop of r ... Is a.'r.eirh uo r, to
" I want to show yen, sir, that 1 mean .,o' .be sdwini, ra.:om ,L:,, yrets•L
Waimea, and I .til work for our cant wt ,b. dos o's'1 td ►lis ll,u: e, die ••'•: '4.
the remainder of ,his month, pi,eviding i.tratiun '•, it'78. 1 .1'..L aoyesv .l i. -
you think it would slot he tee ouch to (locrr•'taens Las iwru l.• !. et e.'••,':n,
double my salary teach mouth thereafter.: . h,'d i; rill be better far buv•res it we
That • • novel prop solo.. surely. bases chinks,
said the old man •,,ti a enlists. " D•' 1',,,wrrauy Nr Ela: a has emelt (Jur•
ROMAN CArwoue PICNIC IN HeL-
Larr.-A picnic under the auspices of
'h. Catholic Iodise- of , Hullett will be
held in (Owen Flynn's beautiful grove,
next the Catholic church, (in charge of
Rev 11 J Watters) Hallett, on Wednes-
day, 23rd of June. The young ladies of
Hulhett will call upon their friends in
Goderich during the next week or two.
Hallett has always in the pest bees
generous to Goderich, and this town
should not Admission to
the grounds 25 cent& A gold watch
will be presented to the young lady who
gets the moat money by the sale of tick -
eta, donations, etc.
1 .:rowing Evil.
Scrofula, or king's evil, tri in enlarge-
ment of the g'aods of the neck u segue
Sot known that Sir John Macdonald was i ed, May be called • growing evil in more
a close student of Machiavelli I w'•',;:,i more than one sense. Mrs. Henry
never have dreamed of going fo "The Dobbs, of Berridale,was cured of enlarg-
Prince" in search of his maxims of Gov- ed glands of the neck and sore throat by
ernment. Curious, indeed, it is to find the interest and external use of Hag -
in Canada at the close of the nineteenth yard's Yellow Oil. 2
century the same attrucious principles
of goverdment in full away that have Colborne+
lung been regarded as applicable alone
to Italy of the sixteenth century. Tho The council met in the township hall
Florentine statesman, familiar to the on Wednesday, June '9th, at 2 n chick.
vulgar as Old Nick, included in his are Meelhers all present, the reeve in the
tem of successful politica the justifiable chair. Minutes of last meeting read add
extermination of opponents, contempt
for V irtue, save as a weans fur retaining
power, and the management of men
through their parions. In all the
point we find Sir John Macdonald's sys-
tem
yrtem in perfectrd. And this leads
sue to reflect t �o.r Premier u inure
than
A MERE PAT LE.t1'SK.
Ambitious of power, he takes his in-
spiration from the motive's of those most
necessary to his success. But, like all
statesmen whc have taken the Florentine
for a guide, he has rmfounded his own
success with the ultimate gond of the
people. He cannot alter the attitude of
his mind when circumstances change
with the populace. He cannot. at this
time of life, and after the career he has
led, "take that part from Severns that it
necessary for the foundation of his state,
and from Marcus what is convenient to
keep and defend it." Nevertheless,
he has followed his exemplar. For is
nut the gerrymander and the franchise
acts bat the extermination of opponents I
What is any virtue he may claim but a
mask or an instrument 1 What is his
policy but systematic pandering to Nae
most sordid pacelnns of human nature 1
True, indeed, applied to him are the
words, "In that case honesty and virtue
are pernicious." If admiration may be to vo out on Monday and Tuesday 14;b
properly claimed for success achieved by and 15th letting jobs. The council
methods like the, Sir .1 ,in Macdonald then adj. orned to t again un the
deserves it. Under free institutions he calling of a meeting,
adopted. The following accounts were
Hraoa Aeaoat.-By the official eat -
brought up and passed, viz: -W Young
for shoveling anew en lake road, $8.75; aches of the Canadian Sol :un e( Col-
,
trot multiplying for the three year&
Marti . O'Meara and 11' J Thontpdeu also
referred daring the evening in flattering Ten it the column of floret he ie. k to
terms to Mr. Gentles' well known repot- Ibe old man: First m,mlh.lc; 2.
anon as a co.upetent and business like 4 p8c: 3, 16r; 6. 11, 7, 64e; 8, .2•,•,,,,,3•44o; ,
dealer in horseflesh. the party broke 1" $4 10, $ 12: 11, $10 24; I2, 20.48;
up ata seasonable hour--[Luueton Jd- 13140 ski; 14, $31 92; 15, $163.81; 1t;,
vertiser, rt27 98; 17.1655.36; 18. 11.311.72:19.
$2 623.fit; 90, 15,247.08;21, $10,494.16;
22, $20,9$S 32; 23, $41,976.64; 24. 1e2, -
Dul$1; Jmage, as repairing bridge at Haley's oral and Indian EAhilritton, now being
creak,Watson, home on wit. held in London England, se learn that
Noes, 100 ods, $25; M F..ley, repairing A McD. Allan, of Goderich, exhibits 24
culvert on lake road, $1./40; J Barker, varieties of apples, 11 of {lean, of
Crew -
repairing hill and road. 1118; J Horton,
plums, I of crenherries. W N Creae-
-,...:. I,.i,inn at .T,.hn Horton's 81.50:
14 Hebei, repairing culvert on M. C.,
$4.75; A Wilton, repairing culvert on
M, C., 111.70; A Malloy's order in favor
of W 11 Baer for wire fence. $16.75;
Reeve's order to treasurer for their abate
of the Wawaun,eli drain in favor of
Wawanosh, $46 62. The clerk was in-
struoed to wrote the reeve of %%sweetish
to proceed in getting, an engineer on the
drain question as neither McPhee nor
Cuneincharn would open it out any
further. Moved by A Malloy, sec..nd-
e-1 be A Young, that 1100 be spent on
llcke ab••re road. Moved in t
by .1 heck. seooaded by reeve, that $1:0
be spent, Jess Gledhill voted in favor
of motion, which was carried. Men
Gilder/land I: Straughen applied to get
some hilfsfaed between the 4th and 5th
cons., w was left to J Beck, J Gled-
hill and A Malloy to examine. ed
dlrau.han applied to hare the road im-
proved from Youug's school house.
which was left over. The council agreed
r
has been able so to manage the machin- J. H. ){iM,7a1r1 p, t'p clerk.
cry of crnstitutwnal representative gov-
ernment as to
Stub Prober
MAKS 11110nELr OMNIPOTENT Mrs. John Neelands, writing from the
in a country populated hy diverse nation- Methodist Parsonage, Adelaide, lent.,
aliti•rt, split into factions and if every says : "I have used HagyarJ • Pectoral
ilalam in our family for years. For
heavy colds, erre throats and distressing
coughs no other medicine so sown re-
lieves." 2
range of intelligence. This would be
great praise to bestow even on the high-
est publics.] genius. but when we reflect
that to secure thio personal success he
has demoralized the people, debauched
Parliament, .saetilied tit. Pirate's eels.
dabbled in blood, male the hellhounds
of civil war, starvation and lust his
amps, are there terms in any language
Croft enough to express the hewer and
reprobation with which he must be re-
garded 1 Allied with ..t' , , retro.
$receive aristocratic party of Great Brit
sin, permeated, as he sh3sed in the
limier Rule Debate, with the infamy of
Orangeism, which now threatents civil
war and the massacre of the Cathel,ca of
Ireland, his character and power for evil
is such that we do riot believe in retrib-
utive Justice moot await the rising of
the Nemesis he has invoked nod dr•
sided.
DI'RLN( THE PliNsi IN,
which lasted lost three months and awe
days, one hundred and fourteen bills
were passed. Of these fifty one were
O 1 bills, four public and fifty
sine private. Of the whole number
' -two were boodle billa, or bills
pwentwith • view of giving Ministers
and their friends means for appropriating
public funds to their own purpose..
Throughout the session the crowing
weakness of the Ministry in ability to
Cope with the (lpope.ition, pimped policy
and num.rieal support was painful. They
berme with a rwajerity of 94 and rotted
with oily 90! All the bolters voting
with the (Opposition nn 1LO last it teine.
The two great questions whish devoured
the Ministry twwt .materially were the
•s.eutioe of Risl and Mr. Blake's line..
Hole resolution. By their manner of
dea'i•g with thea Ministate,
the egos
Lnctaow.
Rev. A. Wilson. of Toronto, preached
in both Presbyterian churches last Sab-
bath w large
W. E. Treleaven, a student of our
public school, preached both mousing
and evening in the Methodist church
Y-scy creditably -
The prospects for a good crop of fruit
in this vicinity are very good this year.
The crop• on the whole are making fair
program
A public meeting of the ratepayers was
held in the Town Hall lately to discuss
the advisability of asking the county
aeuucil for to establish a High
School in this vihaq& The proposition
was voted down.
An en'. t was held in the
T Hall last Tuesday evening.
The prevent consisted of charades, dial-
ogue., readings, viral and i tl
manic and was well rendered.
Rev. A. Wilson, of Toronto, delivered
• lecture In St. Acdrew's church last
Thursday evening, Oft "The Law of
Christian Worship," and was listened
thrneglwrut with intense intermit by a
large audience.
M as rose e. MN.
Don't allow a cold in the head to slowly
and sorely devotees into Catarrh when
you he cored for 25 cert&
A few applications will cure ineipwst
Catarrh.
One or two boxes will eere ordinary
shy sed seppert of two t eochoma / hb
awtats*i-the Irish sad the French. Catarrh.
by James Wilson at Ms Dar bn:
£N0rwtm 0gas. at LoTry it- -take no other it will erre
the stresgtb d whisk sewed be.ompet- ' yes. py
by while they
lntheree been lately f
Cataryls Bye beam will cure shsouk
well, ut Seaforth, exhibits 3 paintings :
sheep,lake Huron. and cattle. A G
VasEmond; A Sons, of Seaforth, and
Biyth, exhibit union drwgget, and
woolen druggeta, also fancy woolen flan-
nels, fancy union dermas, Halifax
tweeds, woolen tweeds. R Guwaolock,
Sedurth, 10 varieties apple& G Mo -
Ewen, Hensel!, salt. N A C works,
Guderich, various kinds of relined alt
for able and dairy use. and a colleetiou
of chemicals, W Itehill, Seaforth. peas,
and five varieties of wheat. 8 Trueni-
uer, Stephen. clay au 1 bricks. Williams
and Murray, I3'.anquet and Goderich,
two ample of coarse alt W Doherty
& Co, Clinton, cabinet organs. Thos
Good, Benmiller, limestone and iime.
Photographs of Goderich school build-
iuge-High, Central and Ward. Samples
of pupil's work from Br h Public
rich mol. Sr f E
work from the Mechanics' institutes of
Blyth, Goderich and Seaforth.
D1tsm1s.
Mr. Duffs min, which was broken, is
doing as well as can be expected.
Mrs. John Farrow is again amend,
wbich fact pleases her many friends.
Mia Bina Smith has been seriously
tndispeeed the last few weeks.
Wm. Ilartly, whn has been attending
echo.' here, was laid -by with s bas Cold
which has settled on hie lungs.
On Monday evening • son of Mr. P.
Thomas, who was driving team while
putting, in rcadwork, fell from his wagon
axed had his collar bone broken.
Mr. Kay, our miller, has laid down
bis working tools and taken to a sick
bed, but it is hoped proper care and
good nursing is all he requires.
Rev. A. Y. Hartley left early Tuesday
taunting se a delegate to the Grand Lodge
of Forester., at Chatham. His daugh-
ter 1 him as lar as Leaden,
to visit friends.
Or. Saturday evening Mr. Thompson,
our "master" was amusing himself in
a favorite recreation. base ball, when the
ball struck him ou the top Lf the large
Boger of the right hand snapping it right
o2 Mr. T. was at once put under medi-
ae! Dare, and the finger atitohed on, and
is doing will.
I - The railway corn-
eae, are surveying a site for • new iron
bridge over the Maitland. --Mr. Leech
has bees repairing his dam. Mr. John
Diamond has improved lib place to •
new fano&-Mr. W., Messer, our en-
terprising merchant, has been repairing
h s -The Methodist broth -
ern have filed op the grounds around
the parsonage very tastily 1.teIy.
A. Roes was drtving quietly homeward,
when • dog .prang out from the side of
the road and frightened his horse, which
was • ynuns one, and it immediately
revenged hall by kicking. Mr. Rea
kept °petrol until the frightened animal
had loosed itself frets the vehicle. Mn.
Rua and young one, who were in the
were rather soddenly and manure-
moneowely out. W• see happy
to sate that the brekeu bags)/
and a few brains sad se,atehes,all mere
ed 'inhert.
National Pi11s will not gripe or sicken,
yet are • tberottgh salaams., 1
953 23: 25, *166.606,66; 26, $331,-
81112; 27, 1663,626 24; 28, 11,32i,-
251.4:3; 29. 12,654,504,96; 30, 11,609,-
009,92: 31, $8.618,019.84; 32, $17,236,-
039.68; 33, $C4 472.078.38;34,1168,941,-
146.72;
72.078.38;34,168,941,-
146.72; 3.i, $137,888,313.44; 36, $275,-
776.626.88: 6.626.88: total salary fur three years,
'u the seaait.nl uu.birk 1st l teed*, and
eloped stre•'t.. h t.0 those eery •4 1:41
ynain see fJ w blab , io. Cooed, • loos prt ce
ere always r.nrpsso"e'1 hi,•' an tie •
dvi°cieet. The Li,.'-si lesc'rr hr .t drann
... ,, .,sly 1 1• Ya,o full•.rer's morsels Il'm
-y chiefs ties of frienusl ip, reelect a. d
a'iwiratiou, bot also ,Le ircepeoderl
C tsse'151115* (5.'. of the 1,..r, the
o he other esy said. "1 like 11". Elal'e
one more 1 umeet hits. be ions rt•t,like
sir John, c'alt toe oo ;he Wok a.,e say,
yop'.e a good fellow ! Of cerise 1 sill
do 111 41 Ito you,' aid nerve flu ti ; hu:
Air Bl.le tells you c.ndidly *helot ht
esu do a tiring or non, WO it :or pro•.1tees
his word if1 Ivo snood. At.rr all 1 .t -,k
way N the best.' ;U.uws Ftce
Plead.
*prise add swmtsee.
Prep.re the body for health Neil a :'•r
by takire Dr Chases Liver Cole. N'•
Medicine reuals u. It room -
lases the Liver, aids digestion, sett enti-
ties the blood. Large batt. and Recipe
Book, $1. Sold by J Walden.
lereeaary registries..
a fosse MUMS care.
Mosey 1:44s'1 ,..4 Kdaf.td. Ont.tse-
.15.' be ••'•Date sad 11;. t 141,1,
llul'h.,ci. ll:i••sl It•t.ors Nims 011w1.
•:ter all other tried rewrdeta ppl ad fa l-
ed. !
i C tial rh Cu r.1, heap* se 1 sweat
Oren'1, .-e'erc.•. 'ey ii:nl"b'a Cata'rb 11.-
a/lJy. n1u.e 60 cool.. Nasal kisses
into. 1! -r stele by i Wilwu, DrJggi.t
We cannot oxo Irv.in.ntly agree dlth
the Montreal Ifera'.; AS W. ♦ivh we
could ; but an article in its inane r1 ?too
day is admirable in manner and cnassai-
table in matter. Mr Jelin Whits, i,
says, '''peculated ea hi• pcsitien Na a
w.ml'er of Parliemeet. Ne traded in
his influence, ami for his intto.oce,
*twitter great or small, actual or 'magi
nary, he rceived 'blind uharea.' which he
caniered of mane and sea glad tm het.
Ituoshould not w .r.'ce.*ry l.. a,11tr Ir•
such act, are. wren:. The public co,
scieece t 1 the Duwimi'aa has I*'tu lou
irct.t t some reale shocks 4.1 lase years;
hot ,re believe it has not been so u:uol•
ed as t. be in doted •nether or r. t a
man unght to sell hi• indirect. i'. 1'+r-
liruent ler a money c"nsideratice. " 1
should be di.unciiy understood," a.,..
the Herald, " that members uheeld 1 e
elected 40 the house ..f em maroons to ,t
pet sold le0 pa•ple'e iutereals, nit .Ori,
own private interests. They should t.
t.. legis ate, not 1.. speculate.
should not be there to 6.4e themat7.rs
charier* and railway suleidies. 'I'hvr
052,554,253 65. " should u' -t tuaflic in the franchise which
The forerun,- nearly fainted when he they create. They *lieu d got si e. d
u•rders'owd how, even if he were twice vote money into their ewe perste
ar iich as Vanderhile, he would be rui.a- shr.her ism the shape of auimitliw, 1. r
ed is raying John Smith's salary. He inanefactures u, shish they are soonest
cu -eluded to tii.eharge the modest young rot ,railway chatters shit they lair•,•.*
man at puce. Smi• h had figured up hew to bask around, or the sa • ..t ilieir ie
much would be doe him, and reminded flnenee with the goven.ment re the
the old man of hie written agreement. pnblio depot .menta." No -thing an
j Hither than take the chance, in clod i moire sound. We do not supprse any
and let every•,'dy I,doe hoe he had ' written law can gorse'* ,hin whole MPIlel :
hero duped, the governor amid Smith but we Sincerely curl the 1•ul'bc coo
$5,000 and bade him good by. I've science will be se areu'ed 11141 i, sill ne
heard he tried the same dodge in Chi- i.nputsible to elect ea' P"tham'ent a Loan
coot after heavies here. I eh( tau Fme euupected of ha.isti a., Aa b,
.crud. -[ Hamilton hpecta.m,(I'ury
The tide water pipe Co.. Bradford,'
PA., always keep a stock of (isles' Iodide Tt cote do no harm to try Freeing I's
Ammonia Liniment on hand. It is • Worm Powder, whenyour -led hailing,
uere.ity and .thieves wonders in all fe.eriuh or fre,ful. 1
forms of horse troubles sold by F
Jordan, C,derich 5 Fer lame back, 'Ole or cheat. use
Shiloh'. Porous Plaster. price 25 cent&
>3hspp i' •m- • For tale by J. Wilson. Druggi.t.
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All7
K�<B"�r1�,I�
_vM'� . 1( OLI
LIVER
CURE
Ti,i, gains is ail the rage ■r 4sasrreu Vi. teemed
here now. Some of our maids and Sir John mode an emhllotoon of him -
matrons have assisted to fill ur the rues self again to-d.y 10 Ibe Louse. in .'e•
,Nm asreral ooea.iuos. The umpire has a -f ndiau and explaining the , .harm
lively thing of it.
Log{,iog bees with a dance were 'held
at the residence of that genial Tentoo,
brought by Mr. Carnrrnn a Huron
-agwitret the gevernmart and the Firm
of Tupper & Macdonald 'T Winn•lmev,
Her• -y Z *finer. and at the how. or
he lost his temper mol applied sere. v,', r
W. furrows during the past Keel, scurrilous epitheis to Mr Cameron. who
The e were heaps of enjoyment at both Mot !peen Omni for Immo days. Sir
places. John, like ➢1r Remote wailed I'll Mr.
• Cameron had left for g,.od for the session
1 That Hacking Cough can be so quick- b'fmre they plucked op courses lo rep',
ly cared by Shiloh a Cure. We guarsn- t ,him. Had he been bets their io oe
toe it. Pot sale by J. Wilson, Druggist, wnbld suets ilOudenlC bifid
they spoken at a11, for they know Mr.
Camera* never metes a statement in
IT is a compliment for a man to be Parliament shite he cannot subetaotiate.
called a liar by Sir John A. Macdonald. He has in.eriably do,.,, et.. Therefore,
In 1878 h;, said on the door of the Com- um•upponed denial. Ly men ped ore -
rams and nutruihh,l urrC-n/q l.•r
mores that "That fellow Smith is the naught. -[Montreal I',lat lCatholici
biggest liar I ever knew. ' H. hes since -
I him to the Queen as a fit 6 Shiloh'. Cough and consumption Cure
e edidate for knighthood. Sir Donald
is sold by us on • guarantee. it cures
Consumption. For alt by J. Wilson,
A. Smith and M. C. Cameron, M. P., Osten,
are today none tbo sores because the 2 Will You Suffer with Dy is and
hero of the "clean hands" hat called Liner Complaint? Shiloh'. Vitalizer is
them lura. guaranteed to cure you. For ale by J
Wilson, Druggist.
Seeing is believing. Read the testi
merinit in the pamphlet on Dr. Van
Buren's Kidney yore, then bey a boded.
A Croup, Whor'pinq Couch and Then -
and relieve yourself of all those (listrem-
chiti. immediately relieved by Shileh's int peal You
all abor Drng.rtst ren td11 y
Cors. For al. by J. Millen, Druggist. rt it. Bold bJ J R'ilson Guderfch
2s
KPrehnat" raft est tar'ir Hili ileal., Let'ec
He was riding with his elder sister heads. tar toe. print«' ■r tel. 4mre for eery
and thought he could take some lihdrti.e 1 little neve than they generally p. for tar
"Have yon any objection fn my emnki "'d It aemp. to "derl,. ihrir Deltas..,
Mahal 7 " he asked. "Nn." she replied. ase ample and ger
otos prhes.
"11 inn desire to smoke, the coaches, a As sweet as honey is Dr L'.'. Pleas -
will help you to alight" ant Worm Syrup, yet sure to destroy
and expel worse. 1
Prof Low's $alpha•• Seep iv • del'eht
rel toilet In -o ; as well as a good cum -
to for skin disease. 1
A SUPS RTMr*T.-Fur comets. asth-
ma. and all resent aphis, Dr. Harvey's
Southern Red Pisa Dent let a rough
mew troublesome when it can be rebor-
ed and cared by this remedy at the small
.net of 25.. Rnld only at Wilern's pre
seriptioPog store. lm
A Rt wain- Of one donee "Tariffs
ay" to soy one sending the bed font lin-
rime* nn oraaassay," aha remarkable
little gem tor the Teeth and Ralik ,Ark
your droglgest or addr es
Dr. Harvey's Mor itap Rae Prez
haa been prepared with wrest skill sed
cam and the proprietor is ennbdest it
will maintain un Canada the reputation
it has so justly won in the United States
For ale at Wilson's prescription dreg
stere. Alex. Reid, gesersl merchant,
of Coldwater, Os1. , stye : - Dr. Ilaree
Southern Red Pine i• without doubt the
beat couch modeles* i ever soli. 1/ has
done more mewl than other, and is •
household word around Coldwater. lir:
•
,f HAVE YOU
LiverT•�asr.ab Ql
Rilioweetw
rya . ifes•ar�"
Bath
1 S1. taa•isf star ars ell rum a &ramps
swim Da. Owego Lavas lues WS ba liewd a we
rag seems meads.
NATURVIII REMEDY 'ISO
f1,aemetesue sesta. of rte. Char'. Liver Cine t
Low Complaint rests solely .irk It. Last that 4 1
mwpolusd.d from nature's nail -knows Y
Msaisaaa AMD DA,ruaulOu, 0:08•01•40:08•01•411ol.,a•1 WWI flaw
Over inrsisabls roots, barks sad kem'sq, Ire
'n.erful affect ,on tee Kidney.. Stowed, gowei
Mood 500,000 SOLD
'fere w-4siy =an.../ Dr. cud* Rmifr Seri
aur sea is Canada slow. Ile weed awry maw
we,naw and .4111 a4. 1. invoke/'WM Law. Cow
WNW ae try !41, r+, drew! .ewrdy.
estlsnlm rot, Gran Awn lhtu
wrapped aroma e.+ry bottled D. awe% Low Cue
velesble p ens sa�•isalY,ir,el'siied w wi ever ow sods=
nosh (Ssyyrr saeeaS ke.Ncal testi and drweyMa r In salsa
1*.. and warts sus firs. Nn prise side
oil' Ca Unit.
I GYaMR ase
tare. , we, ry mals.
TRY Wars KMlwv ase Los. phis. as cif. pot bar
SOLD SY ALL DEALERS *
T 111111141111011 a 00. Sole aewww• M.NsSv
au") JAMES WI LSON
�/ G OD'E' 2C2 -
al . •
sr
O.t.ton" 1
Farmers Atte& Bio:
'r''e n -t de o'er .t los- oleic, a. tr.. , n .4
",ver (tete
EDS
o: rho eoauu,bi var'e.les:--Wi.ae Duchess.
,,,,come, mate,. Trefoil. i,* V e,. and Ren
(';over, Tisrtel. Lawn and all varieties of
dowsers suitable for permanent pasture. Oats.
Wheal. Fess. Barley. Itye.Oran..liucl.wheat.
turn. Tares and :'la . ; air, eie,d and Oarden
t.ct-d. of lot years growth -trove to nese.
A rw,l sawn awn. of ►lour and l''eed.
Tar l'cicbra'ed l'nion Cho -s- the heat 1.
,i a market.
A c'nrtxnment .pf (`tsetse Fresh Tess. war
dote; ui Mack, lireen a..d Japans is ,ole -
sale and . trail.
A lase amudwt of Mosey 0. Teen.
R. PRICE,
Mas. ''e lilr,c{., g-•- st-cr.. Gederie-i.
Search l..'•, •`.r: Mt, :Mt
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
4
tUnIneka •11 tae clogged avenues of the
Dowels, Kidneys and Ltv.r, carry
Itl(;tte gra.lually without weakening the
.yttlem. all the impurities aid foal
humors of the secretions at the some
tins Correcting Acidity of the
✓ lamsith,Bie.ouszt lain ye.
$iartborn, Constipation, Dryness
of the Skin,
Dimness of
Vision, Halt Rheum,
• pe
t Heart, R�ervotlsa7.s, annd`Oen-
era) Debility ; all t1
other similar Complaints ekl totie.
glrlry Dinfluence of
NITTARIL
T. tinsel • Ca.. Treerletem 1lrrsaila
D OIDF..P T-01-1
�-OEN
To the Wool Growers of Me Narvoundiwp
(*entry :
We wish to say that we ate prepared to take
your WooI In exchange for Goods. or work ft
for you lane wayof the follewhag artioir-t, xis
Blankets-hite. Grey or Horse.
Shirting. --Grey or Check.
Clothe- Tweeds or Full Cloths,
Light or Heavy.
Flannels White, Grey Colored,
Union, Plain or Twill.
Sheeting.- Broad or Narrow.
Stocking Yarn - White, Grey,
Clouded or in Colors.
Carpet Warpe made to order.
ROLL CARDING.
Our facilities for th t work rennet he site will endeavor is moat errs lode
t .:N day it t. breath* la, If required.
Cowen' Rsreeiet and Heetlan, nr velunlnd
on Lie ('•.p coarse or Midart or soft twist,
rn required. h
Woo* in a pooitlon to do all kinds of ear
:ow work, usually done in a roll net curlew
mill. and we will guarantee to do for you fully
equal. If not • little better than any la our
Sierweedlag,.
Acall reasee IIyeolleIted.
E. McCANNS
love tad Woolf a 1M111.,
Onderlel' litav tut,, 'IN
HAGYAADoil..
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