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STOVEPIPE,

FEYHE subscriber is now making an assort- ment of

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Best quality,which he is selling cheap for Casb,

Tinware and Stovepipe, all kinds, made to order, Special prices to wholesale dealers.

Orders for fitting up Stoves promptly and carefully attended to,

Orders solicited. Shop opposite kin’s residence, Queen Street,

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R. RODD, Piactical Tinesmith.

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‘“ This is trae , Lideiey when Free-born Men having to advise the Public, may speak free.’’—Evxirtpges.

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Su

| E shall Sell

Parties wishing to get their @ROCERIES Cheap should call at once and leave their orders.

GOOD TEA, 23,

RAISINS,

a. HOTGH

30 and 33 cents ; LO cents ;

TIN G OF EF

Ae T-

off my Stock

CRACKERS, 4 to 14 cents ;

SON'S.

of Groceries

CURRANTS, 8 cents.

| A large lot of CONFECTIONERY from 15 to 20 cents; lot CHRISTMAS GOODS,

at

MOLASSES, 47 cents; SUGAR, 8 cents.

cheap; and sundry other articles too numerous to mention—all at cost for Cash only.

Dec. 16, 1881—3m eod, wkly

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[ja 9 said

ESDAY, FEBRUARY

very in pr ddits cing

;

iss?

Political Meeting at Tignish.

A meeting of the electors of Tignish bee vicinity was held in the Tignish Hall,

|on Tuesd ay, 31s t mine ry last, for the pur- £

| pose of discnssing politic cal questio ns. The | BD “pone was a large and influential one, fand was organized by calling 1. I Mor Pi son, Heq., to the chair, and appolating

’ Fr . ond: Psi; gned Secretary. Hackett, M.. o was the first to ad- | as ss the meeting. He said he was glad to |meet his opponents before so large a meet- ling, and discuss with them leading political questions. He spoke of the inereased pros- |perity of the seni under the National | Poliey. and was glad to be able to state that the revenue for the last year was largely in excess of the saeniiiens: leav- ing a surplus of $4 090,000 in the hands of the Governwent tu be appropriated in re- ducing the debt of the country. He also showed how the Cariwright tariff had fai y sufficient revenue, and that i {he had remained as Finance Minister, - jintended to resort to direct tax: ution. He jnext referred to the 1 | de »bt under the late administration, showing ithat they had added $40,000,000 to it dur- ing their term of effice. He explained how the- money was expended, proving to the | meeting that large amounts were vay ti ugh the incapacity of the late isuvabaaae “ and referred to the contract te d into with the Syndicate to build, Yanadian Pacific Railway, and

the

ie Dominion in consequence of it. James Yeo, M. P., was the next Speaker. | He said he was not aware that the meeting)

increase of the public.

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the | bene Gt that would accrue to the people of| nities of the

NR ET ot IL OD ee OOD

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Buyers from the United States are pur- chasing ali the Canadian saliion, trout, and white fish they can get. Many tons have been despatched from Tor the United States.

A little girl ; ' i- d 1a Oscar Wild with the pla nness of | i G appulnt- ments of his room th } , Saving voat there was nothing beautiful upon which he conld rest his eyes, ask ‘‘ why he didn’t seat himself for an hour or sv befure the

mirror,” The London ‘‘Times” p iblishes

of Mr G adstone, re] on y ton Corre pon- dent who urged the release of the unpri- goned srapects. The prime minister says: “The first duty of the rerument is to law and order It caun-t consistently release these individul]s until they have lost their power or have re meced “ur inteutien of pursuing a course of disturb- auce. Neither of these 1102 ire so far apparently fulti led. The government

has thu with a most painful duty.

s far no alt ternative but Lo persey

9

| Of the simultaneous public meetings held in a!l the chief cities of the United States on the 23rd inst. for the pui » of giving expression to popular opinion on the ques- oe p lygau y, he fiea tous jset fo rth by the St. Pa Piot ¥ ‘i ‘‘These several meetings, voc the publie

| opir ion of the most highly civilized commu- American continent, will

;express in a harmonions chorus the natioy’s ec desis of the ial institu- tion which is still suffered to exist within

Was gaa for the purpose of discussin gh iy ts borders; and the detestation and abhor- olit » referre , A iP Nitics. ae referred to the Pacific Scan | rence in w! hich all go .d citizens hold, not | dal, aid said when he oe went to P 8T-'only the institation, but the timid and liarsent fin " intended to support indolent national policy + has encour | Sir tobn McDonald, but on account of cer | a ood its grol owth and win ' s offensive tain cherss brought against him, had | ey; ak changed hismind. He then spoke of the | td Berti 3 }money paid by Sir Hugh Allan,for the pur. | ihe * Ghub sy GOA ree 8 | pose of buying votes, which was to be an ae Ee PO SON ee : | couped to him by the Government. He! i 1 he Dominion Of Canada possesses ae lnext condemned the contract for building | * — oy ments ef ® powerinl Ps a i \ t: > ‘c . .% ? e. ne ‘olonial TEGiU : D4 aison ad etre ‘the Canadian Pacific Railway, which ae : é ' hi } . t trs i te th on the American conuw ° was cutered inte Senwery 3. That Canada shou! make her own

He then spoke of

wishes of the peuple.

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A Select Assortment of Flewers, Feathers, Velveteens, Ladies’ Sacques

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Nov. a 1881.

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Perry, M. P. P., next addressed | the meeting. He said he spoke from the aaauies “of a supporter of the Reform Party. He confined his speech prinetpally to the contract with the Syndicate, con- trasting the firat and second offer. He read from parliamentary papers to show the loss sustained by the country in not accepting the second, which loss he esti mated at $69,000,000 He also stated that, owing to privileges granted ie this Company, a large monopoly would be created in the North-west.

- | Award, claims to a portion of the Fishe ry |

B. F.

Hoe then re ferred.to the now tariff, saying that under it the duties had been incfeased @hornour- ly, and that we were being ground down by \taxation. If we had our share of the (Fishery Award, we could keep up eur : lic Works without taxation.

Haekett replied to the speeches of sinele Yeo and Perry, showing up the second Syndicate as a political dodge, and that the offer was made when they knew Government could not acceptit. He |then explained his action with regard to ithe Fishery Award, stating that he stood | by his constituents and voted against his \leader, but that Mr. Yee did not remain

Ottawa to vote when he ascertained McKenzie was going to vote

at ttaw } as bad WEEDS a on ; . iz : te against the Isl.nd’s claims. | Mr. A. J. McFadyen here made a short

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J.B. MACDONALD.

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PRE PA POS

the

speech in reference to local requirements.

After some explanations’ from Mr. Yeo ithe following resolution was moved by Mr. ‘Charles Daiton, and seconded ty Mr. Isidcre Gaudet, and being put by the | Chairman was carried almost unanimously, lthere being about three hundred present, | only about twenty voting against it when ee! division was taken:

Whereas, it has beenclearly shown to the meeting that the fiscal policy of the present Go ver! iment has proved mest beneficial to th people of this Dominion, not only by adding

to the general prosperity of the country, but ‘also in providing revenue sufficient to meet

| the requirements of the Government and have |a handsome surplus left;

And Wiereas, we believe that the Govern | ment, in securing a powerful Syndicate to con- | struct and operat the Canadian Pacific Rail | way, .P ying them largely ont of the lauds of the Northwest, has relieved the people ef this

country of a heavy burden;

Resulved that we approve the of the Government, and the | cs mnduct of our representative, Mr Hackett, jin according them an independent support |

| The: efore |

cener ol v licy

thanks ‘o the meeting quietly dispersed

Jozsepu HO. Gauper. Tignish, let Feb. , 1882.

+ > © + - —-—

After the usual vote of

is Chairman, th

Is a recent speech the Hon Mr. Stairs, of

Nova ~cotia, dealt very fully with the in-| j on ased freight rates on the Intercc lor ial silway under Mr. Mackenzie. ‘The facts

which he produced showed conclusively that Co::pany railways are not, by any means, the only railways shich can charge exorbitant rates. A government rail ay administered by a Grit Government is equally to be dreaded with any company road. In fact it is more to be dreaded, because a compony will not unless insane, charge such rates as wiil drive business off their line, while in the case of the Intercolonial under Mr. MacKenzie that was actually done. A government_railway unde a despotic and ignorant Minister is indeed a ” mont ypoly ” of the mm st dangerous character, —Halifaxz Herald. +-s>--> Wui te in college the late President Garfie ‘d

the course, I shall at Be ast rid myself of that! rm verential awe which | bare been accustomed | to feel towar’ a man with more s: eepskin | than sense. The world is terri bly guiled by | colle ge pufis.’

frigera ing firm for it On ex-

. Pi 1a el: ylila ani pre} orith ms for placing hibition have alicady commeuced,

made

GGUITE. AUS re! tives pt e accepted the offer | « on tI

| trea ‘les 4. The protectorate of the instead of a wuarat

other Country

itee of 8 danger

suriby 18 ger- ous to our tranquility.

&. That because Canada is great, prosperous and civil zed she should be no longer d-pend- ent. mnferior, or in vassalave

6. Independence will open new borizons for mea of ta ent te distingu 2 themsely 1k.

7. Because the moment is favor ble in which to agitate.

The meeting at which tho resolutions were adopted did not fairly re} it even

the Slub Nationale, as few of the members

were present at it.

Great preparations are being made be- tween St Petersburg and Mescow in order that the Emperor of Russia may be crowa- ed in sxiety.—-Baere eceins to be mgt se mitch difficully in getting him crewweéd asin assuring his sefe transpert to Moscow, where his coronation is totake p.ace. What gloomy refle mn this festal event inspire | What joy in thinking that one rules over many milli

from fear of assassination, th: ated from the

, when, crowds in

luons of pe ple

the etreets have to be sepa

procession by trenches, barriers and lines of troops! What a different scene from that in which, es the Pepe was abon = place the crewn on the brow of the iP ir Napoleon, the latter took it from t es pal hands and plac d itt re himseif " If tine present Alexander could only imita with siccess Napoloon’s aud in proteciing himseil it Would del bis yoo

It is neteworthy that thouzh the French form of Government is Republican, it is being worked as fullv as | vbie in the spirit and accoral 1% to the usages of the British C Jonatitutional system Phe Presi- dent of the French R puolic, unlike the President of the Unit d States, but hke Queen Victoria, reigns but does not rule oe 1, a8 first min r inthe French President's Council of Ads , is defvated on S Liaesiah add measul int F a ie se of Commons. He and his i us re-lgn after the British fasiuon, and ter that sane tTasnion a Hew plea ASIP ALO is formed which hopes to i a Wworging ma jority in the French Parliament. It is remarkable that the most int-ill Repub-

cans in Kuarope thus kK to a their system in the British eou bon man- ne - ‘The reas is 10 : + ; Lhe Briti h : lican in pirit than in Ca thi id of the ordinary patt

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CHatites Dickens, JR., 1 inroman ie yeuny man, Wil) Gacy s pit e iucrative forms of publish: ucha ude b ks, &e.

Sir Henry Manx, K ‘ » lately relieved Sir John G \ Lip { Newfoucdianad, ! i ‘ ny to ill-health, to take short lea rom St. John’s, und, the Government e Colony will be acdminist red during his avsepce 5 ‘ir i B. [. Carter, K C. M, G.

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w home on Fast Walnut Hills, watebing the

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