altogether, we cannot import,

| meantime the country has the great satiss

| serted,

not going to help the 4 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEADINGS & HUMIC

—

h mis- | ihe

is not going to come near if, except at one | need hardly delay

of this they have been fully sana before;

end at French Hiver. scheme but let me give you a bit of prophecy, ulth ough | am not nor the n of a prophet ’—let me tell you that I f that the present Government will abandon

to point out the fallac

KO

a prophet

yresee

ROBINSON

all their schemes mu¢ Lonor to annonnee an

Tam very

taken—and [ am not very liable to be mis mt ry Th taken on such a matter—if Mr. Robinson ERY A | N ME iN " not see at the next session the whole

i

YM. C. A. HALL,

\

Monday Evening, Nov. 15,

LIGHT

thing burst up, on the ground that it

wants

more information, further investigation and

urveys before they can proceed, In the

faction of knowing that if it has not gota

railway, ora piece of the railway, it will at Al O'CLOCK

least have got the rails. (Great laughter.)

when she will be kindly assisted by Miss fentlemen it is well you should have | Elden, Soprano; Mr. Earle, Pianist:: Mr omething for your money—you have got | Viunicombe, Violinist; Mr. Robinson, Bas-

’ so, your steel rails. {Increased laughter.] I

: PROGRAMME

have heard the question frequently asked — | SaERE what is the use of rails if we have got no PART 17, railway? You are to have no raiiway, but | 1 Piano Solo, Mr. Ear

: ) anwiev Tan g i ) the steel rails are bought and paid for, We | ~ Laogicy Lan Mrs. Robinson

> Song—Within a Mile «

don’t know from whom they were bought, Edinboro’ Town Miss Elden |

nor who has made a profit out of the trans- | 4 Death of Paul Dombey, Mrs. Robinson

action; but perhaps it will be Mr. Robin« > See v ian gee F on™ . nar wt son's agreeable duty to ask for an enquiry | ¢ Sheridan's Ride, "ines Meee in Parliament; [hear, hear] and I dare say | PART IL. | that when the question of steel rails comes | { atie tito he tile ane

to be investigated, it will be found that | » the:kiiiies — Me. Reblecen

there has been a sical somewhere. {Loud laughter and cheers.} There is the railway ; it is the fellow of the Government's two | and a half per cent. And what else have | ? They copied a contraverted | election Act of ours, and passed the year | a few alverations and | own. The few altera- | so successful that the Canada are going to ca)l Act unconstitutional, [Cries ‘that’s | But they were resolyed to havea | tribunal to try all disputed elections and see there was any corruption. Well, the judges found out that there was | corruption. (Hear, hear.) But where was it? Gentlemen, it was proved | with respect to one county, that there was | more money expended by Grit ‘ purists,’ who came to ‘put down bribery,’ than Sir Hugh Allan subscribed altogether for Ups per Canada. It was shown that the chal. lenge which { made in Parliament the year | before, and which they dared not accept, | viz., that they spent two dollars to our was based upon actual facts. (Cheers.) | We did not get into the kernal for only a few elections were tried. You may re-| collect how eagerly everywhere they threw | up the sponge, because they did not want | any enquiry to be held. If the investigas | tion had gone on to the fullest extent, it would have been found out that hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent by the |

2 Katie Lee and Willie Gray, 3 The Bells [Poe] Mrs 4 Swiss Song, with violin and piano accompaniment, 5 The Lost Heir (tlood) Admission 20 ets. :

Miss Elden Mrs. Robinson Reserved Seats 35 cts. the stores of W. R. and Dr. Doed

they done

Tickets for sale at Watson, H. A. Ilarvie

before; they made Noy. Bb,

then called it their have been judges of Lower the

tions

80 !)}

whether

some

one

R KOELV Ke ID A’ Dorsey & Jost's BOOT & SHOE STORE FALL & WINTER WEAR [ {il cae Rubber Boots

es, Felt &

Rubber Snow Boots

D500 Pairs Boots, Shoes & Slippers,

Se ear ce MENS & BOYS

Strong Wellington Boots GOOD AND CHEAP,

All kinds of Boots made to order, of the

best meeeen wus De PO

great ‘party of purity’ in order to ‘ put D¢ IRS kK y & JOST . down corruption,’—Hear, hear. ‘There : was & petition against myself, 1 threw up BOOT FACTURY,

the sponge.—Laughter. The Reformers

South Side Market Sq’r.

said ‘ We will not allow you; you have been : : , cca oun \ Ch'town, Noy, 15, 1875. guilty ofpersonal corruption.’ They said ‘go on,’ and I said ‘go on’ tL did + what many others did not do. 1 went) Ku [QD Cate =

into the box and told the whole story. —Hear, hear. In the election in which I | ( was interested | spent $2,500, although the

R. casks Hennessy B R ANDY, : BRANDY,

)

asks Pinnette

asks Scotch WHISKEY.

qr. ¢

Gr. ¢ whole power of the government was against ur. casks ee , “ i sale j casks iye SALI, me, and my oppemens spent from $15,000 qr. casks Port and Sherry WINE, to $20,000, and his friends in Kingston did qr. casks GIN, at very low prices,

nodeny it. I had not the money and could not spend it; if I had it 1 had no desire to and I am not aware of a single

CARVELL BROS. Ch'town, Nov. 15, 1875.-—2i spend it , farthing being spent in my election contrary to law. —Cheers.”’

Niolasses. \ new tot MOLASSES

- )

of >_> DIOCESAN CHURCH SOCIETY,

A meeting of the Diocesan Church Soci-

> + pans,

10 tierces, Choice.

Yery

10 bbis.,

; a CARVELL ety was held in St. Paul’s School Room, on |, ce ed Al VELI Ch town, Nov. 15. 1875. >j

Wednesday eyening last. Of the clergy " there were present Ven, Archdeacon Read, Messrs. Dyer, Koss, McLean, Newns ' ham, Johnson, Hodgson and Ellis. Owing | accident, from the effects of which

BROS

Revs. Nov

nthe

¢, 1873.

to a late r this day made i City Court

ge

he is stillsuffering, the Rey. Mr. FitzGerald of the Stipendiary Magistrate, I hereby : ea ie ae 1 filled notify all whom it may e pncern, that every was no. pres¢ nt fhe roonl Was wel Ullec person who shall he reafter place on the with the laity. Hon. Chief Justice Palmer | streets or sjdewalks of this City, any ob- the Chair, Eloquent Speeches | St*uction, whether consisting of goods, |

occupied . ; P materials for baik

shell, without

ling or further

lumber, vehicles,

were delivered. The following resolutions | yy io) or

auy kind,

were adopted : — notiee, be fined the fuil penalty contained , in the City by-l: 1. Moved by the Ven. Arehdeacon Read, |‘ '"* ° 'Y 9 = ey ee seconded by Judge Hensley, and supported | GPHOMAS FLYNN,City Marshall. ed by the Hon Daniel Davies, M. P., that! November 8, 1875

it is desirable for the more eficient works | ing of the Diocesan Church Society, that the annual meeting be changed trom the lirst Wednesday in February, to the second Wednesday in November, and, that after the next annual meeting in February, the time for holding such meeting be changed ‘accordingly ; that the fourth byevlaw of this society be altered (so as to give effect to this change) in manner following :—in- stead of the words ‘first Wednesday in February,’ insert ‘second Wednesday in November” ; also, that instead of the words

TOWN LOT FOR SALE.

TUMBER 61 in the lottetown Vay Station,

19. Nizet MustredinCher- near the Convent and Rall- Apply to

H. J. CUNDALL.

OW

FURNITURE

in the jifth byeslaw—“ third Wednesday in 4 April, July and October, on the fourth CHAT RS Wednesday in January’’—the following 79 words be inserted: ‘fourth Tuesday in _ aol

x ‘ : } , >» yes F* January, April, July, and October’’; gjso, | c henper thanever ® that instead of the word ‘‘ Jauuary,’’ in the | . sixth bye-law, the word “ October’ be in- In Double and Single Backs.

sorted; also, that instead of the words “ anv nual meeting,’ in the tenth- bye-law, the words ‘publishing of the Report’’ be ins

2. Moved by the Rev. T. B. Mclean, seconded by Charles Palmer, Esq., that this | meeting express its gratitude to the Ven- |

In Large and Small Rockers

| erable Society for the propagation of the |

| Gospel, and also to the Colonial and Conti-

| seconded by the Rev. W. M. Ross, and sup- |

TO THE TRADE : Looking-glass Plates

All sizes,

nential Church Society, fer their continued and valued aid to the’ church of this Pro- vinee.

3. Moved by the Rev. G. W. Hodgson, |

M. P.P., Good and ¢ heap

ported by Louis H. Davies, Esq., that this meeting frodge itself 8 increased exertions on behalf of our Church Society, | by a more liberal contribution to its funds, and it trusts that the Cherry Valley Mis- | sion will soon be filled, and the services of | an itinerating Missionary be obtained to | minister to our people that reside at a dists ance from any of our churches.

4, Moved by the Rey. R. W. Dyer, second- ed by the Rey. 0. S. Newnham, and sups | ported by the Hon, Attorney General, that this meeting desires to acknowledge with | gratitude to Almighty God the mercies of | the past year, vouehsafed to the parent

HIAIRG La REL, Also,

all sizes some

in. Walnut, Plain, Fancy, and

Corrugated Bird-eve Maple,

Corrugated and Hungarian Ash

and Burl Walnut. oe All the above will be sold very FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS Cheap for Cash Only

Thousaads of human beings are yearly borue’ou

| kingdom and to this province in 8particular,

the swift current of disease down to the grave, 7 wT 7D ist becai they do not possess a sufbcienl | af K. b. PAIK, ~~ wiledge we themselves. A man meets his Upper Great George Street. | neighbor, aud the first salutation is ‘How dre | Ch’town, Oct. 18, 1875.

| most dangerous of maladies ?

|

| to directivos, does not fail to effect a cure. Sold

as Pee FO nverr event: ai I ‘ : h nearly ey inch of commerce I ! f t nd industry What was the end of this ; t } rif! which was to readjust our trade and . e 4 i t t) t i . . a mM ers by putting ona t es , nin , ) { \ rselves produce { . peo} ind mn th men rt tt proauce 0 as { W ; ' kes t it \ 1pe Cartwright t up with a bow and a { stranger , cr’ , . not them rte mile, not a bit ; ed with himself in . t tie I : : o- n of } , vered that he was not a heaven. ' ( } ! se S Gat vac ' . | i finan . } Well, M1 Speak~ x { L, le Service , wr ve 1 { | [had bet vith- Ira { iter lle did ‘ | : ithare but hoe } nN <4 per cent L e rc ‘ t el » She ld Renewed laughs \ ’ } wo short yea | a was th rnment’s first great j e been wi t t ‘ minist \ow, gentlemen, | ! th¥ at the t moment says : ’ Wit \ ' uf iy adde >the old duty of 15 ’ , , subs pers s nay & m | | el id theres ] tion to oi +7 e ! t Ir. Cat wright spoil- . i whole thing ause when he in- | ' (s ‘ ® the | i i i th wi va m duty it was f t y perfect as may rt! oO peblic mie i pu temporary purpose. (Hea . a tions ¢ r t ' etec el ve t © ‘ no avail to manufacturers. No a eirs ‘ t ~ im turer will build a feetory, put his : for I cork ind start a business witha ; i ' i“ . celihood of 2) per cant. being taken oft | ‘ \ ¢ p : ned : { the time his factory is ‘ = q s* . t a ¥ ; > SOV ( lt : . plant p oF week Ss wage s I ET , y it ’ i> : rac er 4 proter nmight be wiped out, 7 \ « rit . Ww a, 70s \ —— P . + 4? \ ‘Ver may be t sbeael t ’ pueN thit the taritfis ofno use { % 7 } mseives and ther KnOWID hat « ' { whole t } v ‘ 3S i _— | to manufacture nd becomes merely an , 7 wy a tire mil we ney ‘ \ t in is \ c} ! hi } i pow j yum dry ee di i t t ‘ consumer. (Hear ' ~ t . 1: Ces y] Ir person nterest t ept “7 delaneriai on) At that time Mr. Cartwright did not ‘ ‘ ' \ o Loe 1 } ‘ el , Charlotietsy s tl s) lle here Ch \ no 1 iment ant monev, and there was no necessity ' ‘ gress . ° 1 party Commissioner apd ‘7 ss ’ re for the increased tax, especially as there . ¢ ( ay vy hy ' int ’ 1 } 1 7 , sili no « esponding pratection to trade. » 1 nw ! f, ‘ al } . oe. . “ if .. , . " oe } 4 I Hey and Sir francis links, the two I ai : ; \\ net weee mom | test financiers we have, told) Mr, Carts — ; : sof Canat nel that | re E right thet they would undertake to show is | i thie My time e led prose lhe f , ; ; time Hexamipied y ' wa that there was no necessity of putting on n { ul { hea fine 4 } ) ’ ’ , len ( try in . ome , ifarthing of edditional taxation. (Hear, | t - $f > » ~ ys TH ’ | i e Wi “ « ‘ i ‘ = I per } nd has not the public accounts } } . re +} » } } t ‘ , ~ . . ress may be quite ¥ v- | whe gat sRER ” I vo that these two gentlemen were wir , f 1 t ' tar l I { ya na th ‘ M Cartwright was taking j ‘ 1 Py p! ! ‘oo pranen a half per eent. ort of the pockets | 2 : ted to } 4 S y | Or ] se higher and of the people without any necessity or any " e : ve n the es m of the world, and | gqyantage (Cries, « What about the “big i f } ad T bala : . wate thet ‘ the cred ‘on Ad yr ’O | push’ letter? Give it to them !") I heal st . oe ed nen f bus Ghiy ¢ i ‘ I =“ f : 4 ad not vo Ww see chang Pwenty~four | yoices saying comething about the ‘big ¢ e sentatives, Mav Wwe I a: st He Or a j ‘ nstenc ) re hal i a , mn . ; al : months have passed, and stead of pros. push ’ letter lhe electors of West Toron- w were re practical stl is ons ict the other na sive Re .Janna and lie nd trada : pei rence tcreait, you ind trace | tg jaye shown to-day that there are other 3 4 m t 2c } so WI . si - hreal ‘ faatorias nanes , ya year ei rs ees paralyzed, merchants Peaking, -actorie people besides George Brown that ean : s . ‘ and workinome ne aa } Oo ’ y . . tu chtest f {t sed, and workingmen engaged at hal make a ig push.’ (Cheers.) You did net is e | he der rote ( > i >{ cheering reryy re wi 2 cy e ne t said. ft t | j i tr no time trreat ©! & Kverywhe re ake: a bis g push put there Is one thing \ ‘ 1 here aistrus d nc is wd 6 I crup We t w mn powerful here than | there is distrust and increasing poverty. Lon did not do. and you cannot beeause wi r 0 Bat, for the n nit- | With a long winter before us, there is pros« | you are Conservatives and not ‘ parists,’ . pect of a great deai of suftering, ill arising , . win o i) \ Bru t 230. W iht x our | + say asthe ‘pure’ party did a short time < : ‘ from a want of confidence in the present ‘ ’ wick NX RK M 4 - elective house « ke { say ' . ago,‘Come along, John, let’s put down Administration created thoughout the coun- . : i lor < ements in tes ssit d e The memb ’ bribery and corruption; we have lots of : itl try by their complete incapacity. |ltear, i ’ ones in L ce a t Pa money !’ (Laughtgr.) No, gentlemen, you - J hear It has been said by way of what is ‘ madea manly ‘big push.” Your appeal ‘ I < ss the r open ft yrrecise ly , , . s é na o eci ealled ‘ chaff,’ that yyidenee seems even : ; was not to the enpidity of the electors, not ¢ etme nAner es, Line «fier ew to gO against the Grits when‘ in power ’ , , : }; : ; to their pockets. There was no «xpenditure hises which they | Laughte lt is an old story that more r . of money ; no ‘Come along, John.’ There he « t a" i ver 3s ther not tf th t than twenty years ago the country was ; —— - a : i was an appeal to their reason; there was an - s to th nt } he 0 ‘ prosperous and the farmers were doing we tr I S inkety t 1p] ase W pt: I i ippeal to you as independent electors, and , f : ‘ but the é Government come in, and so ¥ i . iuet o u “ t rm as e lower st / you independently, honestly, and straight~ lid tlie we ilis Goyernment hes only . ¢ Wn 6 : ' ’ . 2 sardly made the response. (Applause. ) en i wer (Wo years, Dut vou h > Als , . i ’ - . ' ¥ ir viemeh, aiter the tariff, the rov- re rot the ¢ lo bug, ff ut laughs " . & em ernme! must try and do something to er hat. ] 4 y { hi by way 1 ' bu i Pa railway, If the much-res ae ‘ ‘ + meer « ‘ intent i ta the ‘ ; : ed plan of the old Government had been . ' nd it 1s ty i the nisteria : a ' uccesatul-—and i¢ would have been only * per t! ? é ore t mer ( ; a t rthe factious opposition of these gentie- a ' on and pros much Faring : : ‘yn (cheers)—it would have been buitt “ n ’ he or ¢ * t \ 5 . } : 1 th .continued drain upon the pockets ib t 1 trade ctor . ; . : e : the pe lhe plan of the late Gov. na perous vea na ‘ . e lent was to give a private company pu) nad 50,000,009 aeres of land - ; ss t } : io lih lway.. Besides this, 50,000,~ « b mm ul cle n t sili more very alternate township, , rdering t > ) ¢ vere to be S@e aside ¢ ga n r f} mn, f . i . ito} ent reserve by the Dominion. o ar Nun i ' s lhe Dominion was boundto expend £3v,. NY ' , 4 - m r WIMUDILY k this % = 1} (14) on the road. but to keep 2,000, OOO w } mit ! I ' 1 ¢ j £6 gt of that beautiful prairie land of the 1 ’ . 4 rn ‘ ‘ ert Li West, which is now of no value but to be ’ r ronment hold ° wit , ‘ Ve Wi \ have I the « 1a] med ovér by the red men and the| y « ' , . ey S107 1 t : : i ; . ‘ buffilo. There would haye been in the first . a ae tue 8 _ " I mpiy ol aay a‘ , pines a rush of operators to build the road, 7 » e eandt ! > Wes ¥ n \ i see the A agit ' ; ind then of settlers to follow its track. : ye the right to sif In our | mom i show ue as . : : So that counting at the lowest price the 5 wa « ‘ ind s ' m ? ’ a ’ ” rwvernMmenc wouis nave kept back as are- r the station — t — ro 5(1000,000 acres of land, worth $1 an 7 7 edt id on the United States Central ; they are called upon : e Ly vw at from S6 to $]0 : ’ would not be unders i ' are ngs ee : 4 fi) = (wid OWE uld there t rs ra 1 ¢ thy ith hae wi ave e Pro ( there: ig ' nave : rit n t el ient f{ th WO OO) i a tains m ‘ t | ’ 4 } » wa t the head of the t n.that costiy pub ‘ ‘ ; ie } ui +} y ' mpany, proved that he had $5,000,000 in- ' 4tu . i I a in i f ) trada la re ; 9 C } wk ' ; ted nadian lrade, He agreed iO ye & I 1 ‘ itv <« : OTreT ' . wanes rin bh ’ 1 nol ee . 2 i anger ox; direet taxat hat t ‘ m to build the road on the ‘ 7 than » } > I i as mueh, per head of the } DUIS Vad er me o" t nai nw that he recejved $39,000,000 and } Yr ° , - 7 4 #XVYE!l nded tor j.,€21slatio re 2s nd na sent to the ‘ tent the oO) OOO aeres of land, If not fruss ’ . , : } en ‘ ; +} whe 1 ; ’ : in any other Provinee in the Dominion 1€ ’ 1 l the it co trated by a slanderous and ec2itimnious Op- the Legislavive Couneil affords noj{ they toolk:no matter how! how *N, position and its supporters, who had wafted ffectual check upon the radical elem | how vile. so that th , lohn A.’ distrust across the Atlantic, Sir Hugh Allan { House of A sem viv that j ice offi ( ( ‘ ” wet in would have raised the money, an 1 the road | . a A « } . ricietnre 1 s? a : n ‘ on mf guarded “J sone i at " again great cneering Thev have had yesar ago wi iid have been in progress, | : the Dk mainion and Linperias tr vera their wi tf, Phe unxwori means they He heat I every city like Toronto s, there iS Ate posstornity oft dance used were <stecescfo!l fora tine. br lilke nd Montreal you see men without employs iS political INLEVAaOEDS ON 18 PAll.— | the money vou read of in the fairy tales mer hut there would bave been, had the . } s er . , . ; ie oO ae stders nes. n view ot all toe e consideration vou heve plenty of it night during sleen me bee followed oat, a field of un is expediency of abolishing ons honse ond {} ie oe reanizing the other is patent ut when you wakes up in the mornin mited labour in the great West going on ~ < _ - : i ; wi that the o a +} , dwn Y is = ee =e ton oO teen ven! 4 proposed reform might be ac shee a the next ten or my : rret micy apne of ofmce wh nev wished 7 } "} ne hh , } > 1 Miishea this Way. Suppose the peop ae te Hear, hear !here would have been no : to squeeze and noy has turned so it ' mad the question at the wuext gene a wie our TP poverty, no going from door to door asking ' '™ leleeti(n, and decisively pronounced in their mouths, Mr. Cortwright in ] for employment, and no working half or $ propor tolfavor of it. One of the houses might | statement which he laid before the capital- | quarter time. Any man able and willing it three times os | then be abolished, and the other reduced | ists of England in order to raise a new: to handle an axe or a spade could have had | a4 i ’ Palerr ga the ease avy be ¢ fteen |}, . | aft atte : ae af we Ol ri ia i, i: e 0a € iat , I to fifteen | loan. had to ma nN erpoa the sitnas immediate and profitable employment . pe bis would givea representa— | tinn of Canada of 3 wwarnua tte Anal ' ; bal ee eee Snes members 1, W ae give are & n tion of Canada, of its revenue, its debts, ind besides that, while working on the | great | ior vortion t opniation,about | ba : ae fi | 8 oo ortion to the P Ne , tion, abe ut | its assets, and its property; and he had to: railway. he wonld have had the right to 3 en © |} equal to the representation o Scotia | . : : 1 vial ; ona penn | show year after year since confederation that | choose 160 acres of land to settle vpon with 2 Inter I'he follow- | and a litt.e more than three times as great | ., top i“ led its liabilit that it bi ‘ ' j it gn ert xceedecd ifs liabilities I © 1G} 13 ily rd pers Ss gres é i- ¢ statemet | from t] st = that of Ontario,—in round numbers, | ‘*! fl that it his family. [Cheers.| But this great patri ” 5 y cowmn Vv ns It WA § ros } »nla i uy es »} ap it would give one representative to every | a 5 _ ee F otic plan, this wise plan, I may say —[cheers] Hie et } ; co As nh it Rat a 2 . eth _ : { six pla inbabitants. Thus reduced | Pemous country, and that it had a flourish. | — for the development Canada was frustrat- | Sco 27. i the Legislature might be estimaied to cost | ing reventie. Now, he says—and he truly | ed by the unpatriotic conduct of the ¢ )ppos Boss - j annually, say— says so, because he has gone to England | siton. What did they care for the prospers | — 6 = 7 = i Fifteen members at S204 * (HO0.O0 ' for the purpose of receiving money to he ity of C ama d 480 long as th ey ran down our | rm } : \c speaker, additiona 00.4 spent in Canada—that Canada was always credit and created distrust in the minds of | = 7 = Cierk, and agssistan' £0.00 shoe . +h _ i , . ’ . S. 2 ae mer 3 a ont durin g the ,egime of the late Government British e upita lists? What did they care if | | Sergeant at Arms and ascietanta 009) in a nd condition ; yet the first thing he = greatest scheme ever framed in this nyse { Printing, 000.00 | did when he came into power was to raise | country was upset so long as they could — ts : Contingent! expens OWA ‘a in ital a | x 1 : . "na =e Za - jin his place in Parliament and tell the! slander ‘John A.’ and get him out of office ? | Soc ° ee ' } ve he hs left ¢] 1} | “ ] } > & s $3000.00 | People of Car » that we he had left the! These gentlemen were in sucha hurry to } ; ‘ i eacnry mptv and that heres > 9 1 ' r } ‘This amount ie equal to shout nine eents ns ee w ' Ge’ get into power that they would rather see -—~ 7 o & pEX ' . . sie ; i ficis Cy Ye kner bette wy ‘} ne ] j or j sent er BR t Oi: the population, neariy two =~ ney. We knew Fit the industries of the country ruined and its - : él : tnicter Mr Tilley #} : : rt . n Of eents a head mere than the nreportionate Minister, fillev, the pt nt | t elopment stopped, and they succeed in } sen } cost ot Legisiation in Ontario hen we | ant Govyernoi New Brunswick, said it was | their endeavours, than to remain in ( PPOs | es would save over $10.600 2 ys -which | not true (Mr, Cartwright insisted that | sition, and improvements still going on, = - ws v ha wita? "7 t 7 — 7 . ° i Sig to population would pay t I 1 $170,000, — t WAS ney I in order to under the Government of John A. ries | ; vyi el heint ; " ‘ j 1 ore ° ‘ t nt which ¥ a pay subsidy ol $5900 a) cove » thet deficiency he was obliged to *t That’s true,’ and cheers he scheme y > r _taur 7 f posieray oe i sal . . r : é ! mile on iulrtv-lour mules ci raily V i pnt ther tox n the ne ple of Canada is now all rone, and Mr. Mackenzie is now | hic if #0 apniled, would nit « si ee “ : ‘ i gree . oe Pa! Shame Nhen he brought down commencing to build the road by the Goy- 4 Tice i a pa sab} ia rH tne 1 » ’ j ec - teri, Mr ‘ vit al univers? nme % > no 3 woul ed i ense pe peopie we say ‘ Go think « t | | | ij : : a ao bas woes pave e been by 2 a3 cs = rave ' ' genius ighter.} He is a lawyer or a private company, and not throwing the - - ‘ The e are dark eioud oO ihe 1 t if . I ; er ; |: | riz r) od the storin } oe holf a lawver, ne te c ed to the bar res} onsibility of bu Ling it on a body of LOTIZOD al ue rin ready tb ins té 7 ’ i : ‘ . sot h hho etnaties law < 1 thoueah 1a ee s3 wt WT 4 _" « io wm } | j Wy, t ' ire statistics | rage Lhe too heavily freichted shin o I he had : lied law and thought h capitali sts - but Mr. Mackenzie is not builds | ; a . i knew all shout ie ia a il o- Pa she id ane , | fot} ve it could | state labors wearily and makes io progress, | “PEW ie er, iron, woolen | ing ® Pacific tallway properly speaking, he | os ni thie Talend Let us throw overboard some of the carge goods, silken goods, wine and ten His } is only building pieces of it, [ Hear, nee.) jand reef si] «o that sho moy preceed | legal education had fitted him to be Finans | He joins the railway with water stretches. say more f t siation thant “2. ’ ia Ministinm and ha thinduns. ao } ly think. t} t i ely ce Ministe ne introduced a tariff and Only think, that a ton of iron going here to He of I r eount? the « ] +m s Si 5 ‘ ' : ne er Fort ( sis ‘hay I F | i" ; ( "OVUM N IS THe u per 4 it¢ inere Vy innipeg or ort marry Wi 1ave to be car- : ' i -” oe | was 1 ot one single alteration in the dnties | ried a little way in boats, then over the | ian forty-t rey en 4 the Jo yen } 1 that was right | was in (sitawa when the | railway a little, and then in wagons across | nier, when in alifax. deliver. ‘ eil | ! Kxecutive Conreil ¢ oda very good ‘Pp ech Thouchtlessly tariff was introduced It made the tune | the prairies.—Laughter. By the time that | € f 7900 ane OUuUgNLIeaSIY, | } } \ ‘ t ! i ee : «yy . | Of the railways by the deputations that | the tonof iron will hsye reached F Garry = ”_ no doubt, he let fall a silly (and false as silly) | ; at pac > ee ee ; rary Say | their t tend th CCD | ceatement. whieh tt See & Al | came down to protest against it Laugh. its cost will have amounted io that of a ton | statement, i@\ e trie ras Spit : venreses ‘ Cabinets Mis : ee NY | ter and cheers fhe hotels were running | of gold —Laughter and cheers, Our | a mC uote in eanital letters > : : ad ; j . enougl ’ q ein D i icttey li over with eager me nts. man facturers scheme was for a continuous railway from _ , , G 1008 ] or 1s orred ha i tad § . : ’ . . ‘ | . — é sald ris reporred to hat s21d—that it and importers who declared that thei the Pacifle to the Ni ipissin g g, which was to | alter rest ttawa; and with... a SET MO gg 8 , aus ' ; , ' _ | Was, trom the lirst, the poucy of lis gev- | trade would be destroyed, and thev them. | have been the terminus. The people of 1 T) t¢ rien € in ¢ -. j ° . . e ‘ is . ey “ernment “‘ to extingnish anything tike | selves ruined. The ten importer said ‘if | Quebec were quite willing to extend a rail- to the goverument ond Queen nol ‘ ° e , , co ” } i i ‘ . . t! | - ind landlordism in this country. Fancy | this is passed we are ruined, our trade will | Way to Lake Nipissing, and you have al- e OO 000 + r P hia P + ‘ ’ ."< wi. os i : . : oar ‘ , 1 this Provin this statement printed in eapite! letters ba destrored., Mr. Cartwright said « {| ready a road which would early have been | sal ’ Vv } » ‘ . 7 . re j > ic rr e are we i but t he J (om io the London a and the effect which willalter that The ivar importers said, | * means of conneeision.: The moment it por Cer oe , eur Loeal Civil would be produced Canada would re ‘if you put on this dnty you are altogether | 45 brought there it would at onee have | Sery munieny institntions. ont ceive vregter damage than columns of let i wrong inthe seata: vou don’t understand j carried adown to Toronto such trada as | roads, our brid vith those of Ontario, ters from angry proprietors could do her, | the difference between plain sugars and | would have been its due. You would have | j the people of which have but one house of Of course the Premier would no more at-| brown bastard,’ \ir. Cartwright said | had a fair share, and the merchants and a ot tempt to carry out the truly communistic | ‘IT will alter that’ ‘then cama | dealers of Toronto would have been now eprésentatives to our twoand one repre “ wre we | cam the sentative to our five. The comparisor . policy ‘ndieated by his words than he | merchants in dry goods, ‘They said | 8¢nding provisions and clothing and other 0 » er arison is a alae Mite fon an would attempt to fly. We are surprised ‘Why this tariff will destroy our trade supplies rendered necessary i in the construc- ‘ “i ihe ier { ‘ . ’ man for man the | at the Patriot, Mr, Cart, | tion of that great road, The present road

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or ‘Howis your health ? the reply fre- ‘Oh, [am well, with the exception | Most persons light iy regard a cold. do you know that a cold is One of the | A cold not ouly clogs up the pores of tha entire system, and re- tards clrenlation, but itis a lve of C atarrh, which is q' 1ite apt to lead to Consumption. ‘Oh, you say, ‘ It is nothi og but a cold in my head, frue ; but that cold is really a mild form of Ca- tarrh, and if not arrested ia its course wi ill be- come chronic. Catarrh is One of the most dis- agreeable, offensive affections in the catalogue of The passage to the nose is obstructed, the sense of smell impaired, and there is a dis- agreeable sensation of pressure in the head. In the more advanced stages, there is a disch: arge | having an offensive odor. [f the diseasp be a'- lowed te continue in its course, thigk, hard ig. crustations will form ia the head, the bones of which sometimes become softened avd break | away in pieces. Why will persons contiaue to | suffer from such an annoying disease, when they | can just as well be cured of it? Dr. Sage’s Ca- | tarrh Remedy will cure the worst forms of Ca- tarrh ; in fact it is the only sure and safe re medy which has yet been offered to the public Many | harsh, irritating preparations may, for a time, re- | ligre the urgeacy of the symptoms, but the y do not cure the dise ase. Dr. Sage’s 2 Catarrh Remedy is soothing and healing ia its @ffects, and whea | used with Dr. Pierce's Nasal Douche, according |

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