THE LABOUR COMMISSION. llqvo You Non:-ugh! .__ _..l!,.,)__ A AL- ____.__ _ GOOD FOR FIVE YEARS. IIC WOIIIII PIIIITII (0 fallllll the flnyslty and the spirit: I M. Yo 1,303 O. Ull fl-II 1% III! PING` IIHCI. (33% . .......`*-'~ .......'*':':a : :.'::':..'.'."...."`.....""7.`. e. um vars. - mama st, - _...._-., ..- zoo Pmnnzss smnm. ` aeo aaeA+`ax~kaua?seas 1 -n_.a_\_I-|.u\. L I F kt I133! "$ .un"."n no!` {in {II am]! At anon. , Make your selections nojfbefore the best are sold, at SECOND - HAND Books sooond-mum noon tough: and new by A. SIHHONDS, A non I uu--`.41-g z-.--- F N_.1_.3l3E.T A3 Jo/1/2/smkm 04/ms] Alt. 9. Plain Figures and One ` J. G. HARDY & U0 S, "Blankets, Comforters, Table Linens, Sheetings and Towellings. . [.9/>50/AL - zAo/rs] [On the Kingpton & Psmbmk; iqil;v;yi I We have added more New Lines. NEW LINES! NEW LINES !! '88 PRIIUISS 81., IIIHSIHN. WEN PERGENT. At IAu\than means on 1'3: DOLLAR.~az . In lost snccouful. rho amt; Bun In had all mk mathema- ner In which tho public tppmlxtod it. induces an to REPEAT IT CORNER BOOKSTORE. Corner Brook and \Vdng{on Sh. In Great Variety, by the Best Makers. [DRESS 00008! -HARDY S- uv ---u -I\1vIvIw -:1 vusuuuuovful uruuuo I umln oor myself for rd-election to the posiv.ionotA1derma.n for the ensuing year. I wish any Vol.1-.r I cannot see personally to kind ly accent this manual: for their vote and in- SUCCESS. SUCCESS. Will be tam on all Dms Honda and Gamma 20c per yard and over all this week. Special Discount Offering of last week on All This Week. mu M99993. ---IN-- lunluu can uupuuc Ill IIllIlI`.0I|hl)l .; "sIat;f_.;;y;:;Y 'l'L.. .__I-_ u 1-. rm: _1~A_mu: 8!0B.E um. u-uwuuuvu. um. ml` men. It Cub P1-loco. Impound direct for our on trade. `Gentlemen an dopondw: gomncollnbl Botlfnn - ` name but a-onmncocnnbrtggnn cum I wear. Hodorr. Glove-. Sou-tn. Umbnnnu, co; `III. nllkllhhlnfn En Inn vngn .. n.._L wish I to Iv accept requat vote and In- uonco. F`. S. REES. The subscriber now prepared to uhow oompioto nnortment of the LATEST FALL nnd%WIis"l`l!R G@D8 in Suitingn. Ovomont inn and Trouloriun. which he will mike up ' in ntolnn style. at I-euouhlo pficon. J'_OS. ,A.; `B- s::;:'rH, MIIKUALTTAIIDR. . anlrnm st-`mu-.-' . [TO THE PUBLIC. { P- B- KENNEDY, KING ST.. ldooru from Wmaomoe. (Into Cutter for Mr. 2. Prvootb. Ell A 3 A e.--.:'.:1:'c:::;:'sa':: or `as SERIN sum would please the 2 Dan unto. nitllhup In the Latest. 1 American : on. and n [n mun-nntood. zuarnntood. , Rnmoulnttho nlnotn, MUST ARRlMVf:`[D I Received to~dny,-direct from fnctory, a splendid lot of LINED GLOVES in Kid, Indian Tan Bu_ckIkin.A and the Celebrated Naps 'l\n Buck, all of which will be sold Cheap. - - J R. RATTENBURY, AID!) II`? \Yr\unn no.`---._ on mm 5 75.3"-1-:.;"r.:?` 533.: a'.':...-.a....:....:. " ..::c..,:'. 1' Colts. Gloves. Trunk: and V1] at Sur pl-biz; Low Prices. 800 our Street Advertise- men ` C UB0 mw n.t the STAR before 70 the Electors of Frontenac Ward. nlnvn -..u..a....a 3... .. 1...... .......s.-_ 4; u__ ll. WOLF. - :1- ----- q--u uncut-2 unnul-L N`lll!8A\'VI"l'AnDR. Elma $"rn:'rr'. [ }`.'.?... .i o'5%'L` '35 L85 Gen '1 hr lopA.t.l. 01.3. .. w--\rn.nA`\I BUUD g `P:I;!\'CB88 STREET. . 1 |_ A I dud) t bit I A U INGS md%.E COA'll"l`G8:o `ROU- SERIN must undi- yua unto. mgdg up Lust Emrlinh And Bigger Bargains Than Ever This Week ils And the work will be better done. If it prevents the moth: from set- ting into them for the next twd months it will be money saved. Remember then GALLOWAY'S I - LL, ,- Bond to Galloway before the rush oomee any Furs you may want repaired or altered in ehape and have it done while there is plenty of time. `IT DON'T COST ANY MORE NWIS THE TIME! nu 1--v --vv-vuu vl vuyuu-v vvuru . 0E.\"I`LEME.\l.-As requested by the above utuned eloclorml very cordially offer myself as one of the can dates for your eurexe. The honour is one not only unsolicited. but. quite unexpected: and if elected my services in your lnwrestf)e:hall be discharged conscien- tiously to the t of my nbillty. As it in an olee of trust and oondonce so it should be tendered and `net. solicited. I shall. therefore. not canvas: 5 vote. lesvln it ent.lre- lyio your own Judinnent who s all repre- sent you lu the ouncll. n Irnnnv J lT`I'3\VIIvIrVI`r MB; PAGE?! 00 138 PRINCESS STREET. H1119 Largest Stock in mg city to melee from. No trouble to IIIIIW goods. SLE/0/1 R0858 & 000/! 00,4 78 3 Both for 1.15.. and u. vsrioty. IFINE FURS no luau. non mm and nmouu. Hedpr our ptoluud. No lady Iholllcl btvltbglonnulhoculwurboth 5 Cap and I Mud at the ulna tine. the plaoegsnd 84 Princess 81:. the number. .- ...- --v-ow-w vl vuuvsuuv -tutu: IN offering myself for re-election to the l- uon or Alderman for the onlu yen. to apoctfully solicit your votuwd n uonoe. Inunuu III uIl,"I'Il|'l1 TEIIE3 LAN SDOWNE iijl l'_bu Paplllr sum Maker. 7 -1 ISM Putnam: STRII r OPP. CITY HOTEL. KINGSTON. > . PP. WINDSOR Karim __: FURS Leading Hatters and Furriers, Inodundlhulnnlgmb. GIFTS? FURNISHINGS. --A SI FX.`IAL'IY--- To The Electors of Oataraqui Ward. I nnnln nnr mvnnlf imp -a,nI.u.H.~... 5.. 9|... LA. CAP- Gentlemen, in great Pnornnrron. r THE Snbsvriber others for sale his Dwell! n Roman. Emma and nllmr hnnmm. m. HLA R nm Ufll ICOGIICUOIII In ll Klndl Of IPIEECJTOS- Hg. n.......- w_..m..4. ......n. u...`....... .a. To an Drsposnn on An Exollent' 53eneral Store Business In the Oountry. dot fully no I month. at ' cuts or M!` :.rootlI.~ I J. C:-others. lnnton. hi chub ` To the Elector of Ontario Ward. I\' A07.-Inn lnivnn`. Inn -A ..I....p:.... 5.. AI... _...L It 1`. Burns N. _loNel|. J. A. Lellenp. ' Owqn Tierney. txndgggy Jno. L Whiting. R. M. Ford. . Sun-uthers. . B. Pence. . R. McRno. . W. R. Mclblo. . Carey. Clements. no. Kelly. abort 1`. Burns. To the Electors of7)ntario Ward: A)ln`\"l`l I.`\ll'\Y A- ............o...I I... am... ..I.- 1;.-\*:.*;."'......,'"' on Jan. McArthur. '1 B. M. Brluon. an!-in A. Rh-knot.-i IL J. Bowen. James B. Johnston. Jno. Wald. ' _ Jun. 0. lanes. J. Beloher. Wo. the undersigned Electors. nest you to obr youruoll` as n cnndldnto for Al or-nun for Oltnrlo Wu:-d.and promise you our henrtleut uupport And Inuence: J. Mc.\'nuhlon. R. M. Rose. 1'. HcAuley. ' Jno. Fruer. Wm. Ailon, }. M. Machnr. J. Smith. J. (.3. Mitchell. Wm. R 0) . J. B.Murpn , Jno. Me 0!. John so or. Jim. Lnldlnw. Jan. Knvanngh. David G. Lnldlnw. A. (lunn. 1`. 0. Rudd. H. 1`. Shlbley. R. J. IHIIQ. Jnhn Rnvnnr TO 0190. s. rmnvcx. use : ,.;,,, MUN/0/PM H50 r/on/3, I888. Now not]. Flrllr 4 livery. 0 only an us a call at once. I o comma Mnyomlly I-Jlecuon. I will a reno in behalf of measure: which III I be in the Interest: of Kingston and its people. \`n- 09 11` ll l|I)In`\'-!A\' I J LADIICS AND ()E.\'Tl.lMEN.-Buln sure that 1! elected Mayor oflhll (`Hy for I . my course In the Councll durlmr the you will meet with the npprovnlof the public In sacral. I respectfully uollcll 'our vote: And In uuncv in I comlnx Mayors ly I-Jlecllon. hill] manure: whlnh wl I ha ln ORIIIIDICQ W16. KELLY, our mucus as Montrul Btu To the E/ect-one of Kingston : ` T0 T3! ILIOTORS : In respectfully uoucmnc your votes sud lnlurtu hr the ensuing Ihyorsny election. 1 truu thnt my urvloolntho Oounall hi Important pooluom and my Monty lo the lnbruh 0! an city 3!. Into. will command an to your mum Iupport and oonddontlon. Yours nuummy. J. DUNCAN THOMPSON. l5EW(NF FEORWIAYOERI ulv IIIIIII um Nov. 8. Great Reduction: In all kind: of ? j} at ll 01' I. noun [or Ibo purvhuo of the we thing Pumuwmn. count In `human. earn homo and t- han u-pglau I n In allnswrluer otters [or sale ms uwemn Houses Score and other bulkuncs at CLARE - DON S'f`A l`lU\'. wgether with about 818 acres at land. This is one of the business standson the K. A . 1 . Road for a live man with capital of or Cull). arms reasonable. For further nartloulnrsrmply to the sub- scrlhor on promises. on No or by letter address Ardoch P. . DD A IIIIIIBI 1 ur A mviun s or Tuesdays .._ ..-_.-, _.v--.l - .----J.vvuvvc- vvun I ;g,_.;_-._..-:' '.-.:.-.':::.`:,1*-'.,:'=*-z..':-:=:=.':' :2; ant at Malt`: op-n IouIVo:Iwo_nFd:y1 gl om. jlannnl uhnluln-_ Aahun. In. . nun... REAL EBTATE FOR sum By TENDER. 'l'I.\'l)!}R8 will be-Vrokiv.-d. uldrouod lo the undead .umu 8A'I'UlllM\'. um nmn. at It 0'0 tor the II. ,&'.:...:.'-.'.'..*.*.-..':*.:~.:.~.:.'.r; 2:2.`-1 _'----- -uuu-vtvvl VllIlU1Y I540: the mu #0: at the Central "LANE 07 `I'll UIDHIOBT ION. and "INOLA ND ! OOLDIN AOL Ill`!-I7.` Inn-unto foot an! (`uncut (3: Ian I M I our III Brillhal Aruulo lovul! 1g_gyz wnouxomumrrr. . ..<._ _-_ ;__._..__j.__ 80l???:'??f7iI9rI077"?rW TDIIIIIINIII Kluuon. Ibo. uh. IE. .i UNIOIPL ELECTIONS. Lolly. 1 Burns. UN!-. NFW ..`.'EA.R S MAYER} L?Y,-l'888. _|er. Greet . nan. Robert Hendry, . Wulkom. Thou. Wilson. Item. Patterns. Rogers. raw 0 , :lr`hur. A. Roan luon. w. D. Lianne. Klrkput.'ick.'I`. M. Pu-kins. rerlloove. Wm. Ford. w QIIIUIIII (IUD BRAMWELL WATKINS. GFEORGE S. FENWICK. V ULZIBU lllll IIUIIUU. JOSEPH F`. SWIFT. E. A. floth. J. A. endry. B. W. Robertson. Patrick Browne. N. K. Scott. . James Yule. Robert Christou, F. X. Lachnncc-, Fred. Crosby. W. (3. Ca.-rruthers. M. S. Sutherland, , And others. John scnrodor. shibley. John Raynor. John Mudlo. A. P. Knight. R. Surllnz. R. E. K at. W. U. Anln. Snml. do. Robert endry. Jr., Wuaon. I{. M. H080. ` (1 Sch JAL Kn vnnnuh Dwellln andvolhor bulkununtOLARE s1'A1'Iu.\'. wmnher about acres nun /rnr. DR. D. PHELAN. u nuu up yuvylc. W. M. DRl.\'NAN. \J a- ' k.Px-ompb de- wumng. Give PA YING THE DUTY. The oonorvitivu will keep on contn: dlctiing each other In Ilto of the connnol their land!!! can give to them. If there it _ any one thing about which this oo:uei'vatl`vo The county council's nance committee did wisely in abandoning all litigation anent the Scott act and promptly meeting the nu. hilities for which. under the law, the county was liable. The electors may have justified their test of the power of the legislature in passing a certain act. but that point settled it would be folly to add to the outlay in court costs by resisting the demands of the license commissioners `until the supreme court had been reached. The responsibility of the people can be traced all through the piece. A majority of them-and the ma- jority always rnle-voted for the Scott act, and of course voted that it should be enforced. The Scott act was not respected after` its `adoption, and the license commissioners and a special magistrate were appointed to see that it,was. , Their services cost something, so did the services of others acting under them : and then the men, elected by a `ma jority of the people to parliament, put into` the hands of thciroilicials an act which. however arbitrary, the circumstances of the case called for. The county council is not called upon to oer pn unreasonable resist- ance to that whiolslis in itself lawlul and lawfully constituted. The people have prac- tically voted for the condition of things which the _Stott act has brought shout. and couinc-illors have nothing to fear in their ap- peals to the people on its account. ` The people rule in all thinzs ; the people, accord- ing tolmodern philosophy. can do no wrong. It is pointed out that the radical defect in the French government system is the eeutra. lising tendency which is a leading feature in (lallic civilization. This tendency has been either exhibited in the disposition of the French people to worship power in the person of some great statesman, some mili tary chief, or some parliament, which in- continently, on its creation, proceeds to usurp every function of government. With- out he creation of a single chamber, to which the clerical and monarchial factions gave a too willing assent. the French rem- lution of i789 would have been impossible. In the present revolution, or crisis, all the parliamentary parties and factions, as a Parisian writes, have broken both the letter and .spirit of the constitution, as we have frequently asserted they were bound ulti- mately to do. For the future the president of the republic can know no xed term of office, but will, as this Parisian says, be romoved wheiiever a combination in the chamber refuses to supply him with a cabi- net." It is under such circumstances that M. Sadi Carnot accepts oice. He does so with the feeling that he is on the crest of the popular wav , and that he remains there only as he piofits by Grevy`s failimrs. If he can hold power for any length of time he will be successful in that which no poli- tician in France has ever accomplished. Whatever the ruasons-uud it is idle to speculate upon them the Federal bank stock snstained LI serious drop on Saturday. Such. indeed, was the depreciation in its selling price that in order to prevent unne- cessary alsrm the general manager caused the issue of a cit-cular--a copy of which ap- pears in the \\'um'.~4 telegraphic columns- storing the stockholders that the bank was in a perfectly solvent and prosperous condi- tion. Mr. Ynrker goes further and states that the business of the bank is increasing, that its affairs are in a most satisfactory state. and thnt its stock is good for par and even a premium. 'lhere are no scares so easily started and so disastrous in their re- sults as those in connection with the banks. A rumour gets about, and, misjudged or misunderstood, shskes the condence of some men in an institution. and their dis- trust disturbs others, and so, if unchecked, thee remark for which there is no iustics- tion may produce _a panic, and worse. M r. Yarkor. who ought to be familiar with every detail of the Federal bank. tells the people that it is safe, that it is gaining in strength and usefulness, that it is able to resist the effects 0! business depression, and his words will have, no doubt, a quieting eect. He has spoken wisely and well. A Philadelphia dapatcl: aunouueoa that alarua coal corporation. will, within a ion- ulght. reduce the ptico 0! hard anal by Cl par ton. The recent rlaola hard oaal, which liaa boon mainly attributed to the Itrlko. waa really contributed tp by the cnormoua domand before the oloaiag oi navigation and tho aotting la oi the winter aaaaon. So great vaa tho quantity alilppod that tho railways were ovortaxocl in its transportation. Tliia forced a lnmporary riao in prices, but now that the praaanro ha: ceased the price of coal will go clown. A THE 1 EoPLE RE'SPO.\ SIBLE. II II I f. A b In unbou Job oao`.. na"'.`?.A. ;"r'1"u.3n and cheap wort ; luau-u ninth; yuan. I'll! I I nu-um: Dun-4.3.- FsTNEsL37%SNB VF6Rs'AL E `rm wI:l:I(l.Y mu'l'um W m.I column. In puhudnl only Win-du 53 at 01 an`. Alluxgnn to [In nanny In on: nl nu hall .1 1'urooawooI.Iuua1:uauu .. Io " Nolloololmrths. u-rigs: sad lhsthuma. aohmnlou w|uubookod. uhll In . ipoduluououhrndlnc oolununro - odnt IXIIIIDID. Ocon nl mlnmpnnnud A-nnhuann or -31 auuuaucaunuuna our llncl. ouot two luoruou . . . . .. D at but urn. cool: in mm lam-uon.. II It Ina. Int . . . . .. loupullno nu uul&':uou't.lI:.|u.... `g at an un " av Juhuquoutlu . . . . .. lo " .....`..".`a`'..."'..""'l}'."........` "" n'..';....... THE DAILY WHIG. \ __. Tun int-mu Wma In bluhud every evan- lna. at S King u-so . Klnploa. Ouurlo. u an: nounu run run. - `I'M wnnv Bkf u w 10. an I 8 )1 lung` nllllnl. nuhld oval THE l3El"L'(}7' IN FRA NOE. TI/7 _I:lZ`l')I:;IMA 1. -BA IVA . " Opir par " .- -.... unuvvv-Iuur vl vIIu?unIvoI'-I vu-cu 1 ro-pcul run aollclz your vows and influence as Aldornm;; or the ensuing year. I) D DUE! . A M ANNOUNCEMENT. uuyivvua .II|-IO. wj lC[)W. 1. ll. PIENHIL. Proprietor. ms cosr pr 00.41.. I,I |_ll Auvncut-'1'u_nIIcx1-s _._ ___-- ._.- a_-__. THE BRITISH WHIG. K-:'.}oT:"...:"ii.' T... of Irish loynlila. uo F1. 'tu|n'. Iuvngu-nod. `Dunux Dec. 3.--M . (`mm-hug. roplyi to an uldlteu from {n rbnhlin collltilutionnj club. said that he would return to Englnnd in\'innrAtuIuw tin Invnllv .nrI, lm nnh-in He In considering` the Alrlll`. Nnw Yonx, Doc. 6_;-A Washington de- Ipawh to the Herald uyu - Tho pn-Iidoufu meuago does not contain morg than 6,000 words. The iurplun taxation sad the ne- oouity of roducin it, are fuily discussed. and we ulvilibi ty of reforming glaring abuse: in the tau-i to |IIo_ fullv connidcrod. " In `UUl'RI'lC I " If you qre suffering the ngonies of neural- gia, and hnvo fiuled to get I nmody that will abrd relief, we want you to try Polnoni Nerviline. N 0 remedy in tho muket has `van anything like the some degree of stin- action. It: action or nerve pain is simply marvellous, and as it input up in 10 cent aumpldbottlea no great expense is involved in giving it 3 trial.- Polaou u Ner\'ili_no is the moat leuant. powerful. and certain `n rem y in the world. Sold by N. U. Po non & Co., Kingnbbn. and :1! dealer: in medicine; l0 and 25 cents I bottle. ` nu" WOT`. Charles Pearson, real estate I cut, uidgz I have been living in Toronto or twenty years. During that time land hu advanced V rently in value. Worklngmen pay [much igher rent now than ten years ago. and to get a. house at the some rent now as ten years ago he would hove to go to the out- skirts of the city. In place: convenient to business nuts of workinmen'a dwelling: advanced from thirty to any per cent. In ten years. The p rtiu wcul`-ed from the crown should be u d by not of.pu-liunout." -v any u.-vv-vrv vJ vrvnuvrnuav llullln BEING solicited by A large number of tho elector: of In-ontonao Ward 0 stand for Alder- man for I888. I now solicit your votes and Inc I`! ucnov. ~ .\'. WILMO1`. See'th.h giuutio.-olnrrtgn In-Illughl` 3 The Last Seaslon In Tot-onto-seven] Wu- neeeee Exnmlhed-Evidence `Pelee. Tononro, Dec. 5.--'l`he labour commis- sion resumed its session on Saturday morn- ing at 10 o'clock. John Dixon, carriage builder, believed that the house: occupied by mechanics in Toronto are better than ever. He was opposed to overtime. as he did not think it paid. workmen do save money as s rule. They can save if they are economical. He believed that ten hours wss a proper length of a day's work. and ii men 'wislrerl to work less they should be peid in proportion. Skilled mechanics are very sauce, and in his business there was not a surplus of labour in Toronto. An ep- rentice system would be a reat benet In lloronto if it could be carri out. John Scully, contractors` I for nine ours, was next examined. ehires men or railway and canal contractors for the lumber woods and ships them to all The lowest rate of wegscpaid by the in Ontario and Que Ill 81.25; end lnborers paid about 82.75 for their boerd. As a rule there is plenty of work for men in Canada. but at present there are more men than we can nd work for. It is seldom men who work on contracts lose money by nbeconding contractors. It is not customary to advance fare: to men going to work. If a man is of the right stamp-he could always find work. l`L..-I-- 1).... __ _--I __a-A- _..__A __,-JO. l wulug wnln mlxnt. no use oonooquncca. Lord Harrington, addressing his consti- tuenta, said that as long as Mr. Gladnonda object was to establish a parliament in Dub- lin, chore would be no hope of a reunion of the liberal party. When tho liborah were willing to co-operate with the unioniau for the extension of local liberty. local self- vernment and freedom, Inland would nd that the unionists won in closest friends. uanuuuuu an `run we unlonllll, Illa Inc win in politics. If, indeed. Mr. Glsdntone were to die and I Harrington-Chamberlain government vain to be formed that in no telling what might. be the oonooqunca. Hsrtinnon. Iddraninn hi: mmti. cunuervuuvou Iruln Omce are more ueluuonn. The parlinmcnt. Inning an earth nuke nud other Abnormal convulsions. vril Int neul five year: more. Many people din- liko t at prospect, and they try to soften it by building outlet in the sir. llnt the big bntulionu are with the unioniatl, and they ` Dolitiu. If. indood. Mr. Ululntnna uuu.11Iv|uI_y rail II, DIII ln0llll' IIIIIDIIIII vernment woniil immediate! be formed. nrtingtou or (`hnrx-hill voul be sent for by the queen, not Gladstone. because the party with I clear mnjorit would have 3 r' _t to claim the trial o an alurmtis-0 rn inter. All hopes. therefore oi driving the conservatives from olfice Are more deluuonl. Thu nay-linrnnnv Imp:-inn an ---oL....-|._ l:|l| ll uul (nu COIIIOIYIIIVQ. Thin parliament will expire in I892. according to recent usage, in lnll teim of seven years not being up till I893. No con- servative minister would dream ofdiuolir tion, even if nve diicultiei in public af- fair: arose. 'he present government might conceivably re-ifgn, but another unionist .| mu`-rnmant um immaaligoalu L. f..-.....I we run uve rues, um me concnmou II nnnvoit able. `he conservatives have I ma- jority of I00. and {our home ruler: have gained four nut: in one you. ergo, it would take them at tut rue tn-nty~livo yours to turn out the counerntivon. 'I'Ll- -.--I:-._-_A _.:Il _.__l__ 2., IulL.\ The Conservative uovern-out Boone un- Iy ltetubltelled In luglond. Nlw \'uul.Dec. -I. -The Hamid`: Lnmlon epociei aye: "lt_ie very noticeeble that evnn emong the etouteet (iiuietoniene e foreueet ol parliament hegine to he accepted eimiler to tint I have long lei-I before you. They see thet the Glodetone bill will never do. More over, they begin to doubt whether this ministry in not note he ood the reach of ettech. Lnbonchere edm to thin week that the government may remain in three or (our veer: more. (`at ur the number: of I the reevective rtiee. em he conclusion in nnnvnia eh `Du. N-.n..nmeiu.. |.-..- - ..- pun has been upucn to ie an-an-..c. olrrepeated. that it sue the American paioerl. Iototha burnereil Canada at their coal, that paid the duty. which parliament avae eo hind ea to aboiiah at its hot eeaeiu. Tilatthe torypeuhaelot apoheatheeet tineote ol the party ie made evident by the epeeeh 1:! Hr. ti. D. Dioheoa. oi Beiieviiie. aturyol the toriae yet aootanen.-iaiun iooiet. at Hotoa a tow e ago. We learn that he deasoaetratenl by lute and lgoree that it thelarket prioeolaaarticieblneti ia thecoutry to which it ioelportel the eaportor Inlet pay all the ohargee connect- ed with getting it to the market. which. in the oaae ol lumber. barloy. horeee. etc-.. going tron Canada to the United tatea, includee the whole ol the duty. If the Americana were obliged to come here for lumber and the price were xed here. then the ooueomer would pay the duty. Coau- uure. not the exporter-I. of Ancriraa coal brought to Canada. haw bmt obliged to pay the Caaadiaa duty becaoee they hasl togo totheUited8tatee!or it, aadtheprioeh regulated there. Cooelunere of Canadian barley in the United Statee do not pay the American duty for the reaaon that the Americana have barley 0! their ova and their market controle the price here. We hope tbie etatement ha been read by the Beileviiie lat.'u'_;eum- and Peterboro Review, eeeing that they have been pnechiag aenethiag quite dilferent. Mr. Dioheon reqoireo their apecial attention. -and it ie hop ed he will get it without doiay. To the Electors of Oataraqui Ward I In. n...-1 Pnllu l\|l:lII Ivnun put... ..-A l_6I...........