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RI “Year after year the Canada Life keeps an the even tenor of its way, enlarging the circle of its patrons, dispensing its inatt- awble benefits and rearing its great structure a sound financial principles. The four AW stones on which the Canada Life has been built up are Iconomy, integrity, Liberality and Stability. 'fHE GANADA LIFE assume: comm. ESTABLISHED. - ~ 13 coxusxm *UYEBPOOL. LONDON AND GLOBE. ROYAL. IPEBIAL AXD BRITISH AKERICA 11:3!!ch CDXPAXIES. All chases of Property Insured a: Lawn WILL u INDiTY, Emuâ€"If M m (a OWING T0 ILLNESS Owing to the indisposition resulting 1 from overwork and a severe cold, Mr. Lmrier has been compelled to cancel his engagements in Eastern Ontario for the present. Strong hopes were held out until late yesterday afternoon that Mr. Laurier would be able to keep his Lindsay engagement, but a telegram received late in the day dispelled that. hope. Therefore thevmeening advertised to be held in Lindsay on Monday next will be indefini- tely pcstponed. ‘__-. â€"i was @mmglizm gut-t. ‘- inda-y. F61 THE N. P. AND FARM PRICES. Speaking at Whitby last Saturday, Hon. John Dryden, in dealing with the S. P. and prices of {arm produce, said : D . we L'kl’o Im're for our peas and barley? "L sec." continued Mr. Dryden, “the Sinners in the audience are smilingâ€" 1hey know what I mean. Let us see : in Buffalo on J annary 13 barley was 72 cents, in Toronto 45 cents ; on April 14, in Buffalo 73 cents, in Toronto 43 cents; .on September 9, in Buffalo 66 cents, in Toronto 40 cents , on November 10, in Buffalo 64 cents, in Toronto 44 cents.” With fine irony, amid the applause of the audience, Mr. Dryden asked, “ Is‘ that the kind of protection you want 2” It was the same with cattle, sheep, lambs, pigs, wheat and oats. The prices ' ' the American markets than here in Canada. Some people might suppose that because they have somuch grain and cattle over on the other side it would be cheaper there, but it was not so. The market is controlled in England. And then they say, “We have kept the other fellows out ; you have the home market.” Is it a market for cabbages and us? If it is, let ushear of it. The »onio ed of waiting for this farmers have got tir home market. Mr. Dryden then, with some indigna- tion, for which he asked the audience to excuse him, saying he was a farmer and proud of itâ€"(cheers) -â€"referred to a speech of Mr. Long at Collingwood, in # - - â€"AnA-§na tn ”Huey ...-_., proud of itsâ€"(cheers) ~referred to a speech of Mr. Long at Collingwood. in which that gentlemen was reported to have said: “If the agricultural ciass were. In)“: doing Well it was their own fault ; and if the farmers were as in- dustr‘uus and as thrifty as they were when they were getting a dollar a bushel for thea- wheat they would nuke as much money now, because the purchnsing “What do you think of that,” asked Mr. Drydenâ€"“yon industrious men who ‘ 7; LL- main- IIISII‘ '1‘0 LINDSAY “\v . I” . I! guy a""â€":! thelr wheat they would make as much money now, because the purchasing lar was larger now.” “What do you think of that,” asked Mr. Drydenâ€"“you industrious men who are getting up at 5 o’clock in the morn- ne?" (Loud applause.) “Why don’t you be more industrious?" (Cheers) Hr. Cochrane at the same meeting had said :â€"-‘,‘If your sisters and mothers are playing pianos, don’t be everlastingly _ ling." Mr. Dryden asked why ghould they not have a piano or a buggy ,or any other luxury? They were the power of a do] i'hey Bl 1ND! PINI’I'ELY POSTPONID. 'eb. 27. 1395 TAYLOR, 14.30.00. 2 500.000 AGENT, nanny. :32 m.» 1847. 700.535 1895. month he: witnessed centredtctory reports upon the ell-abnorbing question of mother union of pnflienent or an appeal to the country. This hesitation end nnoertninty ha been most ventionl u to the ordinu'y end legitimate politicll l cunpnign work of the country. There does not nppeer to be my good reuon why the government should not hove 7 ;â€" -_‘..A “- dimlutiou let us hove it and be done with it. The sooner the better. To hove held the election: on the old list: would hue been highly objectionable. mdthe government could well hove snnounced thet as soon as the new list: were ready the write would be issued. But here we a nt__.l. the writs would be issued. But here we are a week past the middle of March and no decision has at this writing been announced, though it may come now any day. The Toronto World's Ottawa correspondent states in Wednesday’s issue that now that a conclusion has been reached on the Manitoba school question the next point is whether there is to be a session or dissolution. The correspon- dent is inclined to wager that there will be a general election. and intimates that polling will take place about the end of ‘ May. The announcement may go out with this issue of THE POST, or, as the World correspondent hints, “there may be no announcement of dissolution until it is seen what action the Manitoba government takes upon the order just made.” This would indeed be the extreme of hindence. The probability is that the writs will be issued in a few ‘days, as if there is to be dissolution ‘there can now be no excuse for not at once announcing it. The conservative alliance with and manipulation of the P. P. A. movement has intensified the feelings and increased the difliculties in connection with the Manitoba school case, and delay may have its advantages. In another week the full text of the case will probably be before the public. As we go to P Ottawa ministers music and hold a to the countrY- I will assemble on 4 Tn DOMINION bITUAI'ION- The report of the fees commission has been laid upon the table of the Ontario legislature. It is an elaborate affair, and goes very fully into all the ques ions involved. It recommends some important modifications and improvements. ____._â€"- ad Reina. Regenta is red in a gale 06 with 450 souls on t the finest of The Spanish iron-cl reported to have founde the Straits of Gibraiter, board. The vessel was one o The celebrated Middlemarch murder trial closed last week, a verdict of guilty being returned azainst Hendershott and Welter. The murdered lad, W. H. lien- derehotr, was a nephew of John Hender- ehott, and the evidence roved con- clusively that the unnatur uncle h deliberately planned the crime to secure the insurance placed by him upon the life of his victim. "16 ”M on. uâ€"â€" _-_v reader of the Wards: or he would know; it was quite a mild eflusion. The Echo,j however, replies thusly under the heading “ Who's the fool ;" after quoting the Warner article fully, Brother Delamere says: “The writer of the above production-I, accustomed as he is to such work, feels so ashamed otitthat itisplacedlnan obscure position in his paper, without heading, and away tram the usual political exudations ot the editor. The whole article is so disgrn lly contemptlble, so besely untrue, and so foul with insinuatlon that we epilogue to our readers for the publication of engthing so vile in the columns of the Jho, but we ieel com- pelled to give it to show the evident straits the writer therecf is in. The death grip is upon him, he feels in his ; bones that he is politically dead, he had to lpack a convention to get a nomination now, as he did on hisfirst appearance in the political arena, and to induce the crowd to ~come _out‘ be ad- “Tho writer of the accustomed as he i! so ashamed of in th obscure position In heading, and any trl 5-15 ‘ the 3ofiilc31 areas, and. no muuw the crowd to come out he ad- vertised the attendance of a large gov- ernmental deputation whom the paople were anxious to hear, then off the crowd wno attended on the strangers 3's. 1 In human Soho and the Wander. j-.. LLA-A EDITORIAL NO TES- press we learn that the 's have decided to face the a session before appealing It is said that parliament L April 18th. di THE CANADIAN POST, murder TryVlcmngFluur Mills 80011 linen: Wm T1733; {Funkâ€"H banana, and demand their r! bu under t "£5 What have the eltctrn ¢ done In the matter or rcpt: parliament? Have they not w whom they would not trust draw room while 3 purse 11:99:??le on the table? AL-.. L- Ann-lag! money nun on 0:10 He urged them gain“.- the nutter. and let their slognn be “Bannomy tad Good Government." Credit was given a *7-‘-â€"I- t... hangar. “minis. and ion weir Mus” w _ Good Government." Credit was given the Mont: government far honest adminis- tratlon or the man-a of the province of Ontario; and avmgghy was extended to e the Peopie ct Qu handled. Omen or 1m Camus Poe-r. } Linear. larch 22. 1896. Toronto “vogue: m Trade was activeand pdoelnrmtorgood cattle at the weetern cattle yard! Tue-day. but common attic "non-moms: to e: per head. Receipt: m' fairly liberal. there being 42 carioada in. all told. These included about £00 cheep and lambs, 682 hop and 40 calves. Superintendent David Walker reports total receipts at the two yard! {or the week ending Saturday. March 16th. autol lows: Cattle. 1.w1;aheep and lambs. 909; hogs. 2,012: weigh feet. “8.12. About ten car-load: oi cattle were taken tor Iontreal. Mr. Frank Clark, reeve o! Eiora. has rent notice to the dealers and drovera at the western cattle yard: that the annual Easter (air: will be held at Fergua on Tuesdav. April 2nd, and at Eiora on Wednesday. April 3rd. Owingto the regular monthly lair day falling on the same dzy as the Fergus Easter iair, there will be no fair in Elora on that day. Butchers' Cattleâ€"For good cattie there was an active demand and firm prices were paid. Common cattle were slower Tuesday. prices (or them being oil from $2 to 83 per head. Choice butchere' cattle acid at from 3i to 41¢ per lb one or two picked head coming clone to 4c per lb. Most 01 the ,aiee were made in the vicinity 01 3c pcr lb for pretty fair ‘ cattle. Common cold down to Sic to Sic per lb. Mr. A. Maybee took a car-load of mixed bulls. con and azeers tor Sudbury, to supply the local demand there. They avenged about 1.100 lbe each and brought 2p: per in. Some other sales were: 19 cattle. 1.000 lbs avenge, 829 each; 6 steers. 1.0801beaverago. 3}: per lb;one car load cattle, 1,060 avenue, 8: (0 per cut; one car load cattle. 937 lbs mass. 81 85 per cit: one car-iood cattle, 1.0201bl avenae, 83.40 per out; one car-load cattle. 9001M average. 82.70 per out; one car-load of cattle. Loco ibe average, 83.20 per cwt; one car load of cattle, nearly 1,200 lb- average. 88.83 per cwt; 27 cattle,900 ibe am. 83‘ per head, lea no on the deal: one car-load of cattle. about 1000 lb- average, 82.85 per mm cattle. .00 lb- avenge. $82 tor the lot ; ”cattle, 1,000 lb- avenge. 82.90 per cwt. A . L. aâ€"J- _. Anna and oommsucum NEWS. Grain. Flour a._n___d Feed for Sale. MARTIN, Proprietor GOOD SEED GRAIN WANTED. G. E. Hutu: Elm. ct KEMP flaw ”numb m”', haw» mug” V w: ....., .‘ ' pp‘ ”filth,” mwunmwmwmwnmm 8846‘860844434 “uwmwwwwmwwwww _wwuwmwmmunwwn .0nO-3“352“30.3 Mu: 8teamboat, Railroad» 5 am Suppl!“ LINDSAY, - ONTARIO. memfir _meMm mfi LEW WEN m a ”Mn-I. nLBOAO’nat'“ Wad Yum“ u-ndlhhcbw :u. mm as oo nan-soul Watch Repairing Gunman-Having eccepted the noun!- nation at the Libero! Conventlon ( 1 North View: a o candidate for the House at Commone, I desire to co heft re you my views cf some of the hi pouucu hence then are hetero the people. ELECTORS NORTH VICTORIA. eeonomi end honesty of edmlnhu-euon helxgfi t e windples that underlie both. W! this ststement u to my xenon! views. I clehn [reedmn cf action end the right to put what I mybeuevetohebr the best Interests cf the country betore snv petty oomlderstlon. 2. As to the question of the shelltlon end term of the seas I Agree wlIh the Psmvlewthstls dbeshoushed; and I thhkltsebelltlonehonld be but s put of sgenl scheme!»- the ebolltlon thlt is expensive end worth- my smut-v.1 4. I bcllcvc that the corruption which hucxiltcdtocnchnexmtlnthc vnrlou department- ct the cut. uchnwnby anaconda m which In: cprcadthmmhthcuunlclpumcsndlnw prince Mclhroushcntthccoun .uchc potcnh cam ct much (t the 1 tom um T wu‘wpâ€" -v _-~ or ma. 3 monopoly, and the calm rrlnolpluct supplynnddounnd and competition do not operate. then It should be controlled by the Gommont, and this Is especially the one In thln oogmty fithfiho coming trade. A- A..- __Mâ€"n r' nnhnn Muir] wuu Wu w.-,_° ______ 6. I object to the granting (f public money to prlvute speculators. sud believe tlnt railroads and other work: the: may hereafter be built by public money should be ubllc property. controlled In the intefeeta cf the ubuc. lemolco In favor ct such nuwu egielstlou u would unite the railways cf the country public high. ways, bouudtocu-ry the goods cf e mount mouthieeudetmflunm, cal-1mm minnoflduulcor l,7. Ideptecete‘ithdlmyheertthe systemo sudconu cuwhlch 5%??? 3 @225 gig gfiéfig a . Egg E 5:5: RE New AWE; inpcoporl . Bus is dooon‘t colt non u: tho 1098 an. rally 90‘ '° much. I: io chap-t 9» pt! 810° onoo than 75 com: t'ion, to on, nothing of tho ohm of our,- ing 8 reliolde timo-piooo inotood of or dummy. In foot tho out of ntoh updr- 1:13.16“ an: of my othoroorvioo or equality. i! 181101! 80'0"!“ Fr; bfiv-ovooluo‘sly the quality of the work, be it good or bod, pcocloilm inolf. 'anh work. Wompnpuodtodotmd No shop in Cnmdt in better equipped to: this panic“ '1 .- dnn om 1! mm s Int-go out- ].y for line tool- wd tpplimcu. It mum care, study and long practicum “patience. sud n dolor- minuuou to nuke quality the first oounidention. Then we hue. THE That Iheee thing! are appreciated by people who want value for their money is proved by the ooope of ‘ our bnainell. In addition to can mtomen who live in this vicinity ‘ then in a oonaiderabu number who eend up work from long diotatoeo, even an (at ofl' an the Rockies. Whydotheyaendtonaputall haterveninz towne and cities! Be- came it pay: them to do to. We vent you work. WE WANT YOUP. WORK if you are not alrendy A customer. Try on next time you need any- thing in our line. Sendbymailo: parcelpoatif youue tootarany to come yonnelf. BRITTON BROS, LINDSAY. Br: non Bros. mutant-“- nanny m. n. J. Mcumauus. Electric and Whichhasbccn We find that we have still lots of Bargains in all Departments. 1n mOVIng, many WU cw, U. . Goods have turned up vf'hich we are going to sell at 45., 5c., 8c. and 10¢. a yard. They will be place pect them. To see is to buy. V Alarge lot of PRINTS in REMNANTS and Slightly Soiled Goods to be cleared out at once a per yard, worth double that figure. “ Don’t forget our READY-MADE CLOTHING; the prices are cut in two in this Department. NECK TIES, 5c., 10c., 15c. and 25c. GLOVES, 5c. and toe. and upwards. Don't buy your Kid Gloves till you see our values. You save money here. . We haveamndow'fulloi Men's and Boys' FELT HATS, going at 25c. Come early and gei . . ' 1‘39! best ehowe. . Ask to see our LINEN TOWELS at we. each. Look at our Window mrm LACE for Curtains; wisq, séuiiag'ror' I 5c. MARCH 22, : 1895. Facts! Facts! SAID MR. GRADGRIND, We have moved back 2‘0 the old fl/emz'ses, Domz‘m'on * Bank Bloc/e, . - ‘ General Groceries, Teas, Sugars, Canned. Geode, Etc., Eta, And will commence '1‘o-rr sell off our entire stock of Without regard to cost or value-«an mus We are obliged to make this a C1 as we are in immediate need of a very l: of money. Our friends indebted to us call and settle. LINDSAY'S LEADER LOW CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE. Showing . The New FABRICS are out on dress parade. CRINK- LEY CREPoxs, in Blacks, in Colors, in Silk Mixturesâ€"- every one a gem. Pretty Checks, Neat Stripes, and a hundred others that space forbids telling of. That are up to date in design, in quality, in price. See them in our window this week. DUNDAS FLAVELLE BROS. refitted by Carpenters, Painters, most commodious and best equip m-EEEW Dundu Fla velle Bros. Butler M Bargainsjn all Dcparfments. r. E? w. Mommy MCGAFFEY, inters, Paper-hangers and Electricians, till now we are in the equipped Dry Goods premises in Lindsay. ppublicuuoh Begum aswehaveneverbefore 8W9“ willpoy yon» valueâ€"all must go at once. Lake this a CASH SALE, ad of a very large amount ndehted to us Will please In movingmany odd ends of Dress 3c. a yard. They will be placed on at 25c. Come early and get the out at once at 5‘3-