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THUSRDAY, MARCH '18th, 1886,
2RI ffIEL DN.'BATF'.
On Thursday last Mr. Landry mov-
ed his Riel motion, expressing the re-
gret of the House that the sentence of
the Court was carried out, Mr
Langevin next spoke on the subjeo
and moved the preyioue question
thereby preventing any ameud.nents
till thio motion is voted on, and mak-
;ng the Reformers face the music in
straight vote. This is a straight
plain motion, and the people soil
watch closely how the members vote
on it.
On Friday the Globe goes into hy•
steries over this+ matter, rind blames
the Government for stilling discussion,
claims we !lave no full parliament,
tells the people it is time to assert
their freedom, and in fact tries to in-
cite a rebellion.
Here are it' words :—"Where is
This tyranny to end ? What is its in•
tent ? Has it not passed beyond the
limit which should be tolerated by
freemou ?"
Nine language that for a great party
organ like the Globe. All that is
wrong with the Globe ie that this
motion onmpeis its friends to vote on
this question, straight for or agaiuss,
or else to sneak out of the House and
not vete at all,
No doubt the Globe would like to
frame a motion LO suit its own friends,
one part to catch the Ontario Reform -
ere and the other the French. The
Globe is badly hurt or else it would
not raiee such a fearful howl about
such a simple matter as this. Surely
it need not be told that after its
friends have voted on this plaiu mo-
tion, they can bring in as many mo•
tions, with as many amendments, as
they see fit, worded in language as
vague and unmeaning as ever Edward
Blake could desire, and that they can
speak and vote an these motions and
amendments aft they please. The
only thing the Government bee done
is to bind the Opposition down to one
straight issue aid settle it first of a11;
. and that is the only cause for the
Globs to go stark, raving mad and oall
on the people to rebel,—for if the
sentences quoted from our contempor-
ary mean anything they mean that
the time for rebellion has Dome. If
that iuferenoe can not be drawn then
the Englieh language cannot ex.
press it.
What an absurdity fora great paper
to get off such trash and nonsense,
• tf
a TEST VOTE.
11) The House Divides on a Motion to Suspend
the Biel Debate.
Tut. Provincial Parliament will
close about the 25th. There bas
been a tittle important business done,
but more could Have been done in
half the time they have taken to do
it. Of course the 8011001 books ain't
receive a sifting and now ouoe addled
in order to make something like a
allow of busiuoess.
Tun St. Marys Reform orgap, in
speaking of the Domiuiou Franohiae
Act, says it (Ibe Act) has great ability
to supply Tory voters. Have not
the Reformers grit the same op.por
tunity, and are they not as likely to
get all their voters ou as the Conserv-
atives are to secure votes for their
party? Certainly, but they use auy-
thing, no hatter how silly, just for
the sake of opposition.
M. C. Cameron, the Grit M. 2. of
Goderieh, and Rev. W. S. Ball, of
.London Township (a brother•iu•law
of the late Hon. George Brown,)
appear to differ materially on a ques-
tion of vital importance just at pre-
sent. Here are their view:—
CAMERON'S BALL'S
"Riel's execution was "The hanging allied
nothing less than a Judi- was a righteous sot."
cial murder."
Mr. Ball was Chaploine of the
Seventh Fusiliers during the North-
west campaign, and does not require
to wait for evideuce to oonvinoe him
that the rebel's fate was richly de-
served. Mr. Cameron daring the
same period was thundering invectives
against the introduction of a wider
Franchise Bill at Ottawa. at the rale
of $8 a day.
ONLY EIGHT FRENCH MEMBERS RAT.
Ottawa, IIaroh 15th.—:There came
a relief to the monotony of the .Biel
debate to dayln the form of a divi.
sion. The Oppoeitiou thought to
teat the strength of their following on
the queetiun by a motion which had
for its object the suspension of the
debate. Mr. Blake made the motion,
and be, together with Laurier, Mills,
Casey and other chief Runs, spoke
strongly against the Government.
Sir Hector Langevin moved that the
'debate consinue until settled. The
motions were looked upon as a test of
the relative strength of the two sides.
The Opposition, amid much excite.
meat, polled the highest vite duce
1878, namely, 61. The government,
however, with many of its friends
absent, showed up with 105. This
is a very reliable fereoast of the result
at•the end of the debate, and it ie
o.nsidered certain the' Goverument's
majority will reach about seventy on.
the final divisiou. Any who were
timid as to the result of the debate
are reassured, since but eighl Brooch I
m'etnbers are seen to have gone over � !
That surely is very ohatitable, liberal
and statesmauiike.
Su'ely any peeoa in his seines
Will flay this is a most monstratls tax.
if liquor is used as a luxury or a.bev•
ercge, tax it of course, but if it oari
only be used to relieve suffariug
humanity, this Marne suffering people
should get it as cheaply as poraible.
Why not tax druggists who sell gen
ine, Itaudanum or auy other inedi-
olue ?
Aud it snakes an nufair diatiuotion
betweeu men in the same business,
Either 1411 druggists should be allowed
so sell or none. All the druggists
should l)e lletttr'Cl alike, A►Nn "IQ
people, ddutnrs, and all nt'd at the
Weioy of rile drugg et, and have t:
rely solely on lite honor. Thete is uo
authority to keep the druggist bnu•
est or straight. Ise can, if he likes,
sell roost abominable trash et exter•
tionate rates. Taking it all around,
the Scott Act, as at present run, is
gine of the phenomena or farces of
nineteenth ceutury oivilizatiou.
Yours, etc„
ANTI HUMBUG.
CARD OF THANKS.
To the;ATertnger of the Confoaoration hife
Aseoeiation,
Sia, -Please accept my thanks for the very
prompt and satisfactory settllemrnt of tho
Clai n against your Company, updor Poiiey
No. 109E. utioa the life of my late husbaun,.
through your age ut,1i, Manning ,Esq,
CATHERINE WEBSTE1i.
N,13.-TbiePolicy had only been issued about
three mouths and the premium covered by
note. the amount of which the Company
simply deducted from the amount cf the
Polley,
How Lost t few Restored
We have recently published a new edition
of t1R.Cr7LVERWELL'S CELEBRATED 'ES-
SAY ou the radical and permanent oure (with-
out me licine)of Nervous Debility,Mental and
physical capacity impediments to Marriage,
etc.,re9uitiugrrOni excesses.
Priee,in sealed envelope,unly a cents,orttve
pOstane stamps.
The celebrated authercf this admirable es,
say clearly demonstrates, from thirty years ®riri�l�iffitC4
Bueceasfulpractioe, that alarming ooasequeu•
ces maybe radically'eured without the clang-
ero s useof internalmedicines or the Use of
the knife; Point oet a umee of cure at Once
simple certain and effectunl, by means of
whichevery saferer,uo mutter what his con-
ditionmay be, may cure himself cheaply, pri
vatelv and radically•
tai" Phi lecture should be in the hands of L ev-
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POULTRY YARDS.
W. G. BISSETT,
Breeder of
PLYMOUTH ROOKS, BLACK JAVA.S,
BROWN LEGHORNS and SOUL/ANS
NO. 1YARD-P.Rocks; Cockerel, soore 931; 4
Hens, average score 92. Eggs $2.50 per set-
ting,
NO.2 YARD -P. Rocks; Cockerel, score 91; 4
Pullets, average score 90; Eggs 51;5u per
setting,
NQ:3 YARD -B. Leghorns, Cookerel:.score 93; 8
Pullets, average score 92; Eggs $1 per set.
ting.
NO. 4 YARD-Hondans, Eggs 51 per setting'
These birds were all scored by Mr, Jarvis and
BIM a good share of prizes at the Exeter
Poultry Show,
ISr'One trio P. Racks for sale,
SALT! SALT!
SALT t
Sal6 Warks Compact'
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suitable for Agricultural and Domestic tv
purposes, which they ;offer
At Lowest Market Prices
A call respectfully so-
licited.
Apply to T.13. CARLING, Secretary.
to the Opposition on the Rtel ques-
tion. The debate will probably last
until Wednesday or Thursday, and
there is no longer any room for
expecting any other result than the
over. whelming triumph of the Gov-
ernment..
COMMUNICATION—S.
We do not hold ourselves responsffile for opin-
ions expressed by correspondents under
this heading
The present position of the Scott
Act.
To the Editor of the Times
SIR.—The Scott Act appears to be
simply because its friends got caught getting a huge farce. Iu the first
in a trap tbly were laying for their place, it was never supposed when
opponents. It is high time that such the Act passed in Huron, that the
journalism as this was put a step to County would be called on to salary a
in Canada. It was just such appeals
as this that gave rise to the trouble
last spring. It is time for sensible
and loyal people to di cinedly sit on a
gaper that is guilty of such outrage.
one conduct.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
A liEFORM paper, speaking editori-
ally of the North -Wast census, says
'leafier all that has been dons to en.
ooutage immigration 10 the North.
West," &e. Everybody is well aware
of how much Reform newspapers do
encourage' the settlement of the
North-West. Instead of showing
the advantages our own country at -
fords settlers, they speak ie giowiultt
terrne of the United States Ah
cabal is that party doing at the pres-
ent time ' Endeavoring to rnin tier
country, just for the sake of eppoi;i
tion. A pr,or policy.
Lin question sf abolishing toll
roads aas taken up the ocher day t,
the Onta in Legietalure. Th, general
ol,itlitrn of members being; t),e owe
thing should be done to thrrl ,r,
nletviil. 1ylr. Mowatsaidthin 11
o ere to be removed it ought 4
the expellee of the mu, twee
at d the government were
raged to compel the mu • id) air
do this. If the Govermne,.
afraid to compel the rig loo d ..r
what is geterally considered n
ntiie4auco, they tnight set to wo k and
purchase the roads. The l,avm,.iil
o11' of the grand sdrplll#4 of six rI
ser en million dollars would lioVtr be,
misses.
police magistrate. Such a thing was
uever mentionedby its advocates dur
ing the campaign. But uo sooner is
it safely carried than an attack is
made on the County funds. But the
County saw fit not to yield to the de -
stand. And then the Scott Act As-:
sooiati n, backed by 2,500 petitionere
and the County Council, asks Mr.
;vinsrrt4'a CTovernmeut to appoint Mr.
John Beattie, of Seaford], Police
elagietrate' Without salary,' But Mr.
Mowat disregarding the tais1i.es of all
the county, both those who wanted a
eneglelr'ate and those who did not,
takes advantage of the statute giving
him tine power, and appoints Mt.
Seen, of Clinton, to the office, a man
no One wanted app inked. The Scott
of pe•,ple wanted Beattie, the Antis
wanted no one, but Mowat tells the
wltcle county he don't care what they
ung, end proceeds to do as he pleases.
Has Mr. Mowat hong out the sign.
•N,, Irish used apply" ? It seems
tee it. Mr. Beattie, we believe, owes
ns extraction to the Emerald Isle,
and that is the only apparent teasel)
tor tetnsiuglto appoint flim, And
Then a aiu,, Mr, 11Iouate. Govern men
ach"M a fee of $30 to, a iiceitse tin
lie. tee Act. This tares direct:y the
ie least table to bear the taxation,
, the sick. Liquor can ouly be
.d ler medicine, and a licensed drng-
gist: is the only one who con sell it,
let which privilege he pays a high
l,cetrr,•, Then the unfortunate sick,
11 They 4alit a bottle of wine or mint
O1' brandy, hey') to fee the doctor l
for
the certificate and the druggist for his
menet), l,y. Aute so Hewitt like a gocd
Cllriet)a,,, oppl'e-ses those On nhorn
Providence h s the hatitl of tiff' Cliote
Notice to Contractors.
1
SEALED TENDERS addressed to the under
signed, and endorsed "Tender for Infantry
School, London," wi,lbe received at this office
until MONDAY, the 29111 day of MARCH next,
for the several works required in the erection
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INFANTRY SCHOOL, LONDON, ONTARI0.1
and completion of
Plans and specifications can be seen -.:at the
Department of Public Works, Ottawa, and at
the odice'of Messrs. Durand & :Moore, Archi-
tects, London, Ont., on and atter Monday,15th
inst.
Persons tendering etre notified that tenders
will not be considered unless made on the
printedfoims, signed with their actual sig-
natures.
Each tender must be accompanied by an ac-
cepted bank cheque, made payable to the order
of the Eonoraolo, the Minister of Public
Works, equalto•five percent. of the arnonnt
of the amount of the tender, which will be for-
feited if the paity decline to enter into n eon•
tract when called upon to do so, or if he fail to
complete the work centre cted for. If the ten-
der be not accepted the cheque will be returned
This Department does not, however, bind
itself to accept the lowest or any tender.
By order,
A. GOBEIL,
Secretary.
Department of Public Works, 1
Ottawa, 10th March,1886. f
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Is Bread and Milk or Oat
. ,meal Porridge, to build up a str usg
healthyconstitution still l who wants to live on either the
time, and who does not like a piece of pie once in a while
just by way of change, or nothing else ? Why, everyhidy,
and so. at BANTON BROS., while we have Grey tJot,?,ous,
Brown Hollands, Cottonades, Denims, Tickin-s, etc , we
have a host of finer goods, which corne,,in to pine ftp the
rest, and what lady cares to go out unless she is just a little
spicy, then look, new Spring Goods ate coming to hand,
many of them in already and worthy your inspect ou.
Fine Lawn Embroideries, Beautiful Muslin Embroider–
ies, Insertions, Flouucings and Allovers.
Mull Muslins, Swiss Muslins, Jaconets, Nainsooks,
Piques, Lawns, etc,, in plain, checks and stripes, for Aprons
and Underclothing, Children and Tnfant's wear.
Laces, full range of new Kid Gloves—Blacks, Fans and
isr. Colors, in the new four clasp. Look at our Corsets and be
11 convinced that we sell the correct Corset for ease, comfort,
and a graceful figure, and at the right price.
MANTON 23110 .�
ft The Popular Dress Goode and Clothing House. Dress and Mantle Making
next Month.
SAWS, AXES
And Oth.er Hardware,
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UNDERTAKER
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Furniture Manufaeurers
—A FULL STOOK OP-
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Furniture, Coffins, Caskets,
1 And everything in the above line, to meet
immediate wants.
NOTICE.
ti`►E,it1111) TENDFIRS, addreeeed to the under -
signed, and endorsed "Tender for Tudialt
Supplies," will be received at this office up to
noon of TUEStiAY, 20th arxxa isss for the
delivery of Indian Supplies during the fiscal`
year ending 30th Juue, 1887, consisting of
Flour, Bacon, Beef, tGroceries, Ammunition,
Twiue.Oxen, Cow
s,B idle, Agricuitnral Imple-
ments, &c..duty paid at various points in Ma-
nitoba and the LS Orth -West Territories,
/forms of tender, giving full particulars rela
tive to the Supplies required, dates of deliv-
ery, &e.. natty be had by applying to the under-
signed, or to the Indian Commissioner at Re-
gina, or to Ines radian Office, Winnipeg.
Parties may tender for each description of
go -as (or for any portion of each description
of goods) separately, or for all the goons called
for in the schedules.'
Each tender must be accompanied byanac-
ceptedChoque in favor the Superintendent
General of Indian Affairs, on aCanadian Bank,
for at leaEt dye Der cent. of the amount of the
tenders for Manitoba and the North-West Ter-
ritories, which will be forfeited if the party.
tender.ng declines to enter into a contract
when called upon ,tc do Hc, or if he fails to
complete the work contracted for. If the ten-
der be net accepted, the cheque will hi returu-
ed.
Tenderers must inako up in thn Money coi-
uinn,in the schedule the totil 143 000y vain() of
the goods they offer to supply. or their tender
will hot be entertained,
tach tender, must, in addition to the signa-
ture of the tondos er, be signed by two sureties
acceptable to the Dopartinent, for the propel
pclfoa•rnaneo of the contract.
to alt taros tvhoto transportation inay br
Otily partial b,y i ail, contractors must hralte
proper i',rrangements for supplies to bo for.
Warded at once from railway stations to their
dostinrtion in rho Government Aotiso let the
p0iht ut rl°2LI efr'y,
Nlie lowest,or any tender, not necessarily
adcepted,
Jr, VANKe GHNET,
Deputy of the 5npo010tendent.(leuerlii
of ruffian Affairs.
17epartment of Indian Affairs,
Ottawa,3rd ,tiareh,1886,
We have one of the very best
Hearses in the County,
And Funerals furnished and conducted at
extremely low prices.
EMBLEMS OF ALL TRE DIFFERENT SOCIETIES.
THE i El -Y® HEALTH.
`?nlocks all the clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying
off' gradually without w, akening the system,
all the impurities and foul humors
secretions; at the sante timeirioriectingeefthe
Acidity of the Stomach, curing Bili-
o i ess, Dy>pcpoia, Headaches, Diz•
s L io ts, Heart hUrn . Constipation,
1) , acus of' the Skin, Dropsi, Dim-
..,a of Vision; t7auneice, Salt Rheum,,
-lf,yzlelao, Scrofula, Fluttering of
't,;,43 heart, Nervoust ess andGeiitital
Leh11it;.7 t all these am many other s•mt,
1.,r Corn Dia ints_ yield to the 111npV influence
Yil BURDr 0: BLOOD BITTERS.
f. Irr 1?c l;of.ticro 1Cc ; re,Cular eize i 1.
Por srtte by all dealers.
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JAMES PICKARDS.
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DRUG STORE!
Pure Drugs & Family Receipts .ccs ts Careful!: Co ounded
NOW ON THE WAY
The following line, it l be sold at the
Closest P `ures:
20 tons Cut and Steel I\,
40 tons Lindeman 1
for Cash or on Short
10 tons Bucht hm'
100 boxes Gln:;;-,
5 tons Whit(
5 bhls. (,H('.1
3 bbls.
10 h l l
Hill es Butts
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Full Stock0f StOV�� t,
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for Cash
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