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Arrangements have the Hon. G. W. Ross, minister of education, address the electors, in the in Mowat government and Dr. the Academy of Music, on Wednesday eveningnext, 20th instant. The Academy has a large seating capacity, which will be augmented by the addition of a number of extra chairs, which will accommodate all who can make it convenient to be present. We particularly urge our farm- ing friends to avail themselves of this opportunity to hear Mr. Ross, as he is without doubt one of the very best orators and most convincing speakers in the Adrive of adozen miles and return by moonlight will be amply repaid by the treat of hearing the minister of education, Be on hand early and secure agood seat. terets of the McKay, in â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"'___________â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"' @112 @aunaiau £051; LINDSAY. FRIDAY. JUNE 15 [$4. EON. 8.H. BLAKE, Q. 0., AT OAKWOOD._ The electors of Mariposa will be glad to hear the announcement that Mr. S. H. Blake will speak at Oakwood on Thurs- day next, the 2lst inst, at 8 p. m. Let there be a crowded house. HON. G. W- MORE STRAVV. Evidences are rapidly accumulating to establish the fact beyond cavil that f the factors introduced into the one 0 present campaign in the hope of defeating the government of Sir Oliver Mowat is the patron movement. Mr. Anderson, in a capital speech at Brown’s school-house on Monday last, confronted his audience with incontrovertible facts supporting this conclusion. He reminded his hearers that the patrons were vigorously oppos- ing Sir Oliver Mowat personally, as well as other members of the cabinet, while no patron candidates were put up against the leaders of the opposition, and furth- ermore,that three reformers were opposed by patrons whilst only one conservative had such opposition. We need go no further than our own county to establish beyond question of a doubt that the patron movement is hand and glove with the P.P.A. movement,both of which are friends of Mr. Meredith in his onslaught against the government. At Mr. Bryans’ organization meeting at Oakw'ood there were present tories who during the afternoon were vigorously can- vassing reform patrons in behalf of Mr. Campbell, and the discovery of this fact fortunately opened the eyes of one or two reform patrons who had been up to then deceived by the professions of the tory Evidences are establish the one of the fact: preaent campaigl patrons. Reformers must understand that Mr. Meredith, too weak alone to overturn the Mo wat government, is now having his pur- poses served by tory patrons who are tories first and patrons last, but who are vigor- ously canvassing reform patrons in behalf of Mr. Campbell in order that the reform vote shall be divided between Dr. McKay and Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Bryans, the tory, shall slip in between. Once for all, let no reformers be deceived. A greater piece of hypocritical canvassing was never known than that of some tory pat- rons whose names we could mention, canvassing reformers during the day and studying the voters’ lists at night in Mr. Bryans’ committee rooms. We warn re- formers that should Mr. Bryans be elected the tory patrons next day will recognize their reform friends with a chuckle and a laugh at_the way they have been gulled and deceived. Mr. Campbell has quarreled with Tm: POST because of 81 which was overlooked through there being more than one John Campde in Mariposa. A heavy thing to Iquarrel about, and a still less reason for his opposition to Dr. McKay and his passive resistance to Mr. Bryans. Neither Mr. Campbell nor any of his friends op- We would make no reference to these mfierfiwhich are somewhat of 3 personal character, were it not that the tory pat- rons ere using themaou to prejudice Dr. McKay with reform patrons. It may jut: atwellbeknown first is last that Hr. Oimpbell has thrown off the mask pose Mr. Bryan: at any of his meetings, but wherever Dr. McKay appears there Mr. Campbel and his supporters are in opposition to him. One explanation of this is ofl'ered in the fact that Mr. Camp- bell asked Dr, McKay for the registry ofieein behalf of a relative andwas re- fused. Although we are sorry to believe it of Mr. Campbell. yet the battle that is being waged against Dr. McKay by Mr. Campbell and his friends indicates some- thing beyond party difl'erences, because as a matterof fact. the Mowat govern- ment, more than the opposition, are in accord with the patrons, ngduy. June nth. I‘M-£6. __â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"-/ '. Pong); in Lindsay W Mount government, ‘1 down to a question 0f V Indhss lubedthatheâ€"i: opposed!» the Mom government’snd tint if ltcuna downtosanestion of mi: of confidence out a. candidate, but to support Mr. Campbell. The influence of the Wander newspaper and the member for North bell'l friendsea s o tune 0 av .. convening reform patrons, and their enn- “Vote for Camp- great danger of their humbugged, and that too late they my discover that they have been dupes and tools of the wry patrons. â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"____,__.._â€"â€"â€"â€"- Electors, make no mistake-â€" every vote cast to: Dr. McKay is a vote cast for the Mowat admin- istration. Every vote cast for either of the other candidates is - - 11-...-. Clluv- vâ€" â€"7 a vote cast a gains: Mowat. 1v us; vnwâ€"vâ€". It is, of course. not hard to under- stand why “the utmost enthusiasm” should have prevailed during the recent conference between Mr. Marter and the Ottawa conservatives. The Ontario “strong box,” which Principal Grant spoke of, would furnish rare “plunder" for a gang which has feasted and fatted upon Dominion resources until the pick- ing has grown thin. The tens of millions of timber limits which Ontario still possesses in the territory saved to us by Sir Oliver are regarded as legitimate prey, and the Ottawa horde licks its lips in anticipation of what it could easily he in possession of the “strong box." Much as we dislike to discourage the “enthusiasm” of Mr. Meredith’s Ottawa allies, we must caution them against being too sanguine. Doubtless, in their efforts “to beat Mowat" they are counting much upon the aid of the patrons. But, as we have before pointed out, the patrons’ platform is almost entirely in accord with liberal principles, and contains nothing of importance but what all good liberals can and do submribe to. On the other hand, with perhaps one single exception, â€"â€"that relating to the fee systemâ€"every plank in the platform is abhorrent to the average tory. It is true that the conser- vative papers are studiously careful about expressing an opinion on the new move- ment, but it is quite apparent that, ex- cept in cases where the P. of I. candidates are uncompromising tories, as the late Sir John Macdonald said of the French Canadian, they have, “no use for the breed.” The leaders of the patron move- ment well understand this, and those of them who are elected to the next legis- lature will not be likely to support the party which regards their aspirations with disdain and contempt. As to the P. P. A., the other disturb- ing element in the present campaign, it would appear that Mr. Meredith. by and with the aid of his Ottawa friends, will be able to command the support of this faction. In East Toronto, the greatest hot-bed of toryism in Ontario, the conservative candidate was afraid to face the music before becoming a member of the P.P.A. In West Toronto the conservative nominee, VHF-w -â€" to-day as £he lbeat gaverned state in the civilized world. afi'airs so well managed over a period of 22 years as the public business of Ontario has been managed by the government of Sir Oliver Mowatâ€"vote tor that government. 'Ihere is not a largo corporation in the world which has had its , re wimngmbeMr.CamP' a short time ‘80 are now “m 115an and their 6811- Chambers and 81mm. mute-o! MduotJmI-nu-m'efl magnum ,A- ‘L- “an“ and ”a combo: 313.1803. 'rne “than" 1891. , mammotmuno-u [Aw eno- chuon.ukin|toremnt. ado-int petitioning the Dominion government to! cid in holding n Dominion exhibition in 185 From the ”atom of the w oil! uto- oieiion. Toronto. enclooinz nation to one Dominion comment. pro: prison reform. From '1'. H. Mchedo. thanking thocounoil for memoxinl reenlniion :olpoolinl tho loin Arum: Mchodo. Fromtthe clerk or the county of Kat. enolodnc petition to the ve solemnly. count to: the abolition of the tee entom. From the Dominion Live Stock e-oointlon. enclosing memotinl to the noun or common! respecting ocean (night: on cutie. On motion or Dr. Coaxwm, eecondod by Mr. '7... . .. ...- hum... amen-m were mod "Masai-3? Dr. coaxwm, man u: an KELLY. the torso!“ doonnulul was mod to their respective commutes. momma m M. On motion at Dr. Woon. pounded by Dr. CORNWALL. the followlnz Incubus m appointed a would committee to min the t ton: tor tho you: km W Bruno. Johnston. Channel-l. Wow. [owns- brousp. Swltw, thbsow. and the more: out! uoondét. Into commer- mvw...‘ -- W” the am at “gum to dd thew Institute at Kuwaitâ€"Curl“. .nz mvnwnox 'ro "EKCU‘BTJ' The warden manned en 111le b the council tram Captain Grendel! to en en excursion to Sturgeon point am 0' the council edj oom- unit; ‘13}. Woo». seconded by an. dint com confirmed. The wax-don “dream! the council relative to the Mutant mutton 3nd doonmanu brought betore them. A von or rmxs. Moved by Mr. LAmuW. and seconded by Mr. A. MCFARLANI. thunvotoot monk-homoer- ed Captain Crude“ tor lho plenum trlo to mod. Sturgeon point yesterday wanna. I 3| D E I ‘ E ( 8' 11 5 MORE ADDITIONS. It was moved by Mr. MORRISON. and seconded by Mr. Lamuw. that the name of John Howie be added to $6.331?th on equalization and assessmentâ€" a. On motion of Dr. Conuwn. seconded by Dr. Woo». the name of Mr. Archibald Morn-lane was added to the committee anointed to equalize the assessment: rolls. seconded by Mr. Moved by Mr. Swn'm. Lamuw. that the name of Mr. Adams be added to the special committee on equalization and â€"Cnn-ied. assessment. On motion of Mr. Jormsom seconded b: Mr. Cmnnns. the name of Mr. Kylie was ad edno the committee on equalization or assesment. Moved by Mr. R. Emma‘s. seconded by Mr. Jonas-roar. that the standlnit committee on . . I,_A- L- hue-4m fl! Ike into Carried. On motion can. Lowxsnaouoa. seconded by Shove: Me. McCRmxox. the mo 0! . was odded‘oo the committee on com o! A mm 01" ICONOMY. Moved by Mr. Howie. seconded by m. Immuw. the: this council re-oonlldel' the giving of the noun! ammo! $100 to each of me townships north of the second rouse. old the: em- mouon be refeguq 09 the committee on The members of the British board of agriculture have experienced aneweeare in connection with Canadian cattle. It is claimed that the lungs ,0! an animal landed on t)" 20th inst. from Monti-ea were tainted with pluro Kineumonia Even if prayed 159 be false the cldent will likely WM---‘ .: nu. nmhnm. ll pruvcu w w bâ€"v' â€"_- ,7, retard the removal of the embargo. use" â€" aim. “A Toronto political: who ha been dams): the Western Ontario counties null Ila-edit!“ candidates ere safe in forty-one oonsdtuendee. and wees them. Mr. Hollow holds that the petronmvlu elect thirty mem‘ben 3t thecolnlnx contest. while Mr. 1(an o! the P. P. A" nu _n_n- :â€" cl.- surf. WHWEW. "an-Iv --. ._ ,,,,, pre~emp3ed some twenty seats in the next legislature tor the champions of man. It all those prophecies are fulfilled low-twill not only go. but he will go out at light! We clip the foregoing from the Watch- man, the local organ of Mr. Campbell. This speaks well (or the refused anxiety of Mr. Cam bell and h friends not to injure Sir Ol ver. II: is needless to say the above named Toronto politician is a myth, and the summary of affairs is a specimen brick of to predilection. of Ontario. est Victoria incln ed. will send by Sir Oliver's government. the boot Mr. Meredith has so few candldntoo in the field that it is impossible that he an carry the province. and he could get power by no other means than by e "combing- tion." His government would be inhu- monious and unstable. There is grave fear that, in order to hold together the men who are snacking the pretensions. and shouting for decentralization, ma denouncing the eorpontione. and breeding supidon of legitimate commercial overt and the sun brick of to Ontario. € stand by Sir In the world. mum! POST. 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Multan outta. 1.150 ulna-u. “Ouch-amend; moth-um.www: an cannula nmnwwoutznmlmflbnm was.l.om1bnuvanco.nwmm mouth. 1.0:51usmmwmwmmmm nvmlcpctbclowsflo lb 3”.“ gunman-mm: [III "at“ “new”! «unlawluumunlbudmm Hogsâ€"Thu autumn-hr. All CI omit mmmthomwflhahflum mm. Sound "unusual-hem mmommmm «the but. mmmmmmuuuun ”mmdm.mmmhm WW “Mlkwll‘. ,,. ‘_~_ nu- mâ€"J'Ammummwm hatched m W! M u: can. wmmmmmmm with slow an: mmmmmuo uuwlmmmmunnwwm mullahflghfl-ng’fimflqn M .u hullâ€"0nd um m "mac’sm bomb-docket! m (c amen! nu mu an: Inn. “when!“ to N! lb. M b “moan-durum”. MIC mummuammm mmueoal‘othodanfi. Prices“. ”uni-thematic. MEN’S WEAR. .0 .. . 3 3.. ..................2£3 N. H. C O W D RY. SEED 3001!qu 1'. My. 1m 63h. 1m -“ WOOL 1)sz _\ Large stock and Small prices. Hats, Glows,g Suspenders, Hose, Shirts, Ties, Calla/rs and Cafe. Special line of Balbrlggan U1 wear at 500., worth 906. ’N. a. Cowdrz- READY TOAWEAR CLOTHING AT HALF PRICE. pair of WATCH SPRING CORSETB. ; you purchased your SUHHEB DRESSâ€" if not. we w to about you our mom ranges. which for beauty W and winch ham no equal! {a value. Au Wool Barâ€"yo at 250. a well worth 400., and the the About Buying Nice Summer 1894. Loam Nowatheolmooto procure good Papers Cheap. GEORGE A. “THE Wall Paper “miâ€"1' fin-fan u'um car In gugro‘u ugh mu nu. ROB. Ill G- A. LITTL- Good m Apply a M duff: to. . DV. 5 .... “ma-met"... at OM IOI All. U mum“. ABLLCKFOATIBBIIB. Mu u. mud! mama nu. clam mm. In". '77.", Mum uh: 00':th . MINI'IOH In! P03 !.â€"1 ”lam-‘- Lu. mung-mun. mannaâ€"rm 41 Willim m um. Jun 1m. litâ€"D Ir. New Ad "131150221011“. [WAREâ€"rm from In mama 0530.31 my al.40- In OILOLOTES and OARPETS we are selling hut goods, bought right, 1t prices as close to the jobbers’ figures in. can nub them end live. Nobody can do more. Most won’t do: well. But no matter about thet. The fact stands that we ofi'er DRESS GOODS as close as anybody can sell an honest article. See Priestley": Block Goods before you buy your dues. Their Tnde Mark: All goods rolled on vanished board with “Priestley" stemped on the end of board. NEW SUMMER PRINT Sâ€"Plenty of them ; very lam; Eminetion will show thet our stock of SILK and Km GLOVES are especitlly shoes in miety and style. We have W8 Black Silk Glovesâ€"pun silkâ€"for 20¢. a pair, worth 4% See them! Buy them ! This 80am» has been sale of Summer Goo ;_1“- ‘4. LINDSAY? LEADER 0’ LOW Eric“ on UhU‘L‘nuNu m an n this depnrtment we ask you lave never been under-sold in t1 “dumb! -ov - â€" Prim never clone:- ; in fact bought so advantageously that w not making a. frantic efl'ort to “$011 at Cost." Our price lower than than pmfesaedly at n lugedisoount ofl‘. We bought than good: right. INSPECT ! E. E. W. McGAF‘FEY, madmfirm. W, HcGaflbz G. A. thtle- . tho I“! mfgm Nothing will 0mm 31°11 MILLINERY and _MA_NTLE§S '. Du tar. 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