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The Largest Country Weekly East or Toronto. e VOLUME XXXIII. WHOLE N O. 1860. ESTABLISHED 1855. E. Gregory. Musnrooms. Why not have a bed of your own i We can supply you with genuine English Mushroom Spawn and give you a. pamph- let cantsining full directions for successful raising of the best Mushrooms. Very 2,. crown after reading the pamphlet. 8132‘} o _ . Price 25o, by mail postpaid, 30c. Grafting Wax. D) r: it bother making a small quantity of you can buy it in any quantity from us and of a superior quality. 7 lrlglll’s drug store. INDSAY- W G- A. Luna WALL PAPER 1895. 7 ‘ I will offer Wall Paper of all kinds at agreat . Reduction in Price. ' HALL, PARLOR. KITCHEN, l l 5 BED ROOM. DINING l ROOM Papers in great 1 variety. away below regular price. My 50. 3 Papers are beauties. GALL and EXAMINE IVES- ill'l.9§§§:l:.l.llll§:l§b i'L-mb and fiiaiiullui’fy' g‘fll’d, . 1 at mu... rosin sheet, “Niall. TO .illNlTO BA and NORTH-\VEST via NORTH BAY .every TUESDAY. AT 9.00 P.M. From UNION STATION. TOR- ONTO, (luring DIARCH and APRIL. For TICKETS, FREIGHT CARS and all information - - - npplyto - - - ll. J. MATCHETT, - Ticket Agent, EXPRESS OFFICE, LINDSAY. Oxnmo. J. 0. Edwards d? 00. Illeglliflnlll lime lilillll t e M :\ DE BY HI‘il/ISELF. “ Kelomine, Alabastine, Whit'ng, Plas‘er Paris, Brushes. Garret. Felt, Step Laddels. ram. and Oils of all kinds. Hill siliCK. 'gflfilcllfl J. G. Edwards Co. “Hint-tiara ul“ ‘iAfiDWAgE HI (3"fo daééhififiigfl- “do u: i‘oi $513911}. wiusuranne. inns" EMPIRE MUTUAL life Assurance Co'y. ISTABLISEID - 1357. Prominent Object. . Sound Life Insurance- Bonuses every 3 years- llsxn llmuu declared for 3 years endink Dumb“ x13. vim-.1 from 15 to 37 per cent. 01 the Pmmm MAJ ill the triennium. “Mfume 22: l’oroo, - . - 333.000.0000. “emulsion nous. . 9.0.0.000.“ luau Income, . . . . 1,100,000.00 lnve “menu, . 8,”,m.“ Government Deposit. . 750,000.00 N0 snunnowns. All Pronto belonx to the when. Yw titer - - ' year the British Empire keeps on its :g‘“ ‘0 my; ts! “y inc 1 its a stebill second ' l OCCII l ' ' none in the 9n3;.pomtion of RV gig?! and ACCIDENT 0mm 2 memos: 00., ASSETS, 10.- 000 000. mam Acommu'. ‘VOR urns, m. m! 10-â€" T. W. GREEFI Gen. Aunt, mDBAY. ‘ Johnston 5: Bissau. LADIES’ FINEUSHOES. We are showing a larger variety than ever of Fine Shoes at unusua‘ly low ‘rices. We mail any Fine Shoe from $1.00 up on receipt 0. money. Shoes range from 5°C. to $2.50. Every line a bargain. MENâ€"King’s $2 Hand-made Granger that we are selling for $1.25 15 booming. Do you want a pair P Plow Boots 90c. and $1. “Come With the Great Majority.” â€"_ JllHNS'l’llll ll SISSllll Bu tton Bros. SOMETHING SPECIAL n... l“ w Low priced Silver Watches for gemlemeu. We have secured a special l‘iiFg‘diii in this line mi are ulleflils who Willis, 'Ilie illlp-‘i‘lilillllus IMF grilling liliaslly goods we only ill-l nu: morons, but hose is ll chalice to get a guild reliable and duiable waich at on Linspilisnu [.th l‘llil'h‘. We moraines them fully- I'rice, $0. Em. Sent to any part of Canada srcurely packed by registered mail for twenty-five cents extra. We Want Your \Valcb Repairing. When you want your Watch repaired Bring it to us If you want it done RIGHT. BRITTON BROS. LINDS AY. slew A d vertisem on to. __________, C. RAY, .ISSUER OF MARRIAGE . LICENSES, CAMBRAY.â€"57. Al‘l TED. â€"A Nurse Girlâ€"age about 14 or 15 years. Apply at this office for further purlicuhmâ€"20-6 60-1. RESSMAKING. â€" Miss McKee. dressmaker. residing at the residence of Mrs. J. L Shannon, 29 Logie.st.. is prepared to do sewing by the day. Orders left with Mr. Shannon will be promptly attended to.-59-3m. NOTICE TO THE PUBLICâ€"Mrs. Liz: Wells, of Cmbny. wishes tostste to the public that her husband, William Wells, ran sway and left her on the 6th of March inst, leaving her in poor circumstances and without my moons of support. She now forbids any rsons trespassinu on her premises. MRS. LIZA WE LS, Cambrny. April 18th, 1:595 â€"59-2. OY LUSTâ€"WALLACE MclNDOO, aged 33 'esrs, who is of weak mind and in capable of look on after himself; dark complexion: height 5 it. 6 inchemweizht about 125 lbs; full dark beard. When he left home was dressed io in dark tweed cost with raised seams, (lurk plaid full cloth punts, top boots. block curlv esp and blue checked cotton shirt. Information that may lead to his re- covery will be thankfully received by THOMAS lilo-1N DOU, Mount Flauntâ€"53. ' a q .) A. I LBIITII Licensed Auctioneer im- the Couuiy of Victoria. A No.1 illiTi'TL for Sale or to Rent in the l'ilinzc M Imrnmliic. A number of FARM? for Silt: 23 Building lull: in Wrodvlllc for Snic- Lnfihct, Lon, .Q‘l‘nqlcs z-vi mm car sale. A. .i s. :n, Rani Flum- iiumi, «Murillo.- Fr" 4'1!" In T"r nu lio- Halls"; .1. nice s‘ock til my llrmrls; who: 'flli slim; "ma-Hrs; finitely; liriltt-T «My m»- uwc ruirl hril-‘l: lollies it it “Ila mg. mmvwm 9W! ral'oilmi new Hillel iiittib ; ids-M»; q . «Hill “will iii; El wWW luau-m to due iii-"rpm at mm M lump 61w- {0, Lin.- Hit-"Jun” JEN»; ii view.) I'M-ii of Ivfiiu‘ '18de ill indw- in II»: County of Viacom noun» on; out. deceased who dud w or about the seven: day cl March, lbw), sue on or about the ‘ First of June Next. 1895. to send by post prepaid to flours. lntyra RSmmtt of the town of Lindsay . solicitors fur the executors oi the estate of rho mid Sills Bigflluw. their christian and surnames, addresses and occupations, full perti- culsrs of their claims, and the nature of the security. if snyphcld by them. The cold executors shell slim the said I'm: any of June Next he at liberty to dioribute the assets of the said «incensed, or any Rut thorouf among the flies entitled thereto, "mg regard only to the claims of which they hove than notice, and shall not be lisblo for the guests or any put thereof so distributed to my person of whose clslm such executors have| not notice or. the time of the distribution thereof ICINTYRE a: STEWART, Solicitors for the Execulors. Dated at Lindsny this 29611 dny of April. 1896.- 6.}4. PASTURE. THE mill" RANGHE. 5,000 Acres Rouqh Pasture. Farmers and Stock Raisers, Attention The underlined m properedtotnkelncutlesnd Horses u. the following ntes : Horses, an Ages,‘ 81 per month. lb“ 5 innit... "l I Macaroni-u. - Adm-I48; whom“- i l LIN DSAY. ONT. FRIDAY- MAY 3. 1895. â€"A ....__ daâ€"u ~ Sill HENRY GIVES UP The President of the Grand Trunk Quits the Position. ANNUAL MEETING IN LONDON A Large Attendance of Shareholders end a Good Deal of Excitementâ€"Other Directors also Resign â€" The Meeting Adjourned for a Week. Montreal, May 1.â€"The Star special cable report of the annual meeting of the Grand Trunk Railway Company in London says: The anxiously awaited annual meeting of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada took place here yesterday. It was a packed one and grout excitement prcvallcd. When Sir Henry Tyler, who presided, arose he an- nounced the resignation of himself and the board of directors. He was received with cheers and groups from the difi‘crcnt sections of the meeting. Sir Henry Tyler said he hnd presided for the forty-sixth = and lust time. with more cheers, and silence on the part of his friends. Tho board of directors held a meeting yesterday morning previous to the annual meeting. It was reported to them that the committee of the dissatisfied shareholders hnd scoured a majority of the proxies against the board. The board. however, held the opinion that this had been accomplished by means of on unfair and misleading circular. The board also charges that the committee of share- holders have published on abstract which differs in many respects from the Barker report, and does not fnirly convey its substance. In n separate cit-culm- which had previously been issued the directors naked for the support of the pro- prietors and, referring to the opposition, they stntcllé This uuitnlion is carried on by n soil-constltiiie-ll committee without authority from i-Ill' com-mi imdy of pro: ili‘iclurs Mill _ opium-s to in: limibiy’ foinehicil by I=Iiv=h ig‘wiilu‘ (iniiiivnmtively slimll iiite‘i‘e’sl-s in IliHl-Hlilllitlif: 'i‘iiu deli: (Will afield: HI Ili‘ll; ullce‘iilliills in film: the pip-aunt llllruwleloiu nonunion uttim mull: pmuf is um: iu imammzltuumunt. wiluvms ill will in: mm inns in oil illlmplinl lulu: potatoes, lull only lIldi- ll- is duo in “locum: sinuous oilaii'oly lmymui the control of the boom. or uf lilo maumgoluunt in Canada, but also: that utoi'j possible Blill‘LIlill has been lmuiu by lilo strictest economy, to counteract the clients or" oxtroinu depres- sinu in business and low tutu of convoy- noon. The meeting, City Tux-minus iloiol, Cannon street, E. C., lasted two hours and was most excit‘ lug. Sir Henry ’l‘yicrs speech was a long which was hold at the one and was principally a justification of the ncquisit'on of the Chicago and Grand Trunk road. He guvo the charge of con- cealment laid against the board a. warm I l denial. It was absolutely necessary first that efforts should bu made to reduce the expenses of the company in' consequence of the great losses incurred by the pass- engcr and freight accounts. Under scoot stress and by rigid economy the expenses had been reduced by cutting the train service. This alone had saved £172,600, and during the whole your the expenses had been reduced about £135,000, against a. loss of receipts of £418,000. These ex. tmordinary savings had been made in the expenses of a. railway that had always been conducted under a system of great economy. The adverse results, he said, were due to the continuous decline in rates since 1883, the competition of the numerous railways, including the Guns. dian Pacific, the general paralysis of the business, and the lower prices in Europe. In closing his farewell speech he paid a. high tribute to the stafl of the company in Canada. Sir Henry then moved the adoption of the reported accounts, having for u. see- onder Mr. Wm. Unwin-Heigate. Mr. Gilderston, the chairman of the committee of dissatisfied shareholders,st manager of the Bristol docks. re-afi‘lrmed the committee’s charges against the board, and announced, amid loud cheers, that Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson, lute Con- trollor of the National Debt, and Govern- ment Director of the Suez Canal, re- organizer of the Egyptian Finances, and of the Central Pacific Railway of the Uni- ted States, bud promised to give his most careful consideration to the offer of the presidency of the company which the committee had made him. The committee desired Messrs. Hubbard, Allen and Brock to remain on the board under Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson. It was moved irhut the directors be re- questcd to hold ihclr rcsignntions at the dispusul of tho committee until the luttcr mom-gnome the board, and that eight; of thc lmgcst slmrciwhicrs bo milled in tho cmmniitcc, and that; thc iiicctiiig he ud- juurm-li till Moy ‘l'. Merl-ph Price rx-mi u millcgmni from m. Burlu-r'liz-l-lnrilip lilo coiiiiuith-u‘s stills: incnt to ho: sillistnilllriily' corn-ct. This Htlll!" 'mm closely" iiiliiiiiiilll-‘ll tlitl ilil-‘i-‘tllifi; in: loo-e colossal is 5mm t-liliiiiiltk‘i‘ ul ilir‘ lliisll‘ll mi lilo silluuimlliuu. bill this” My ml sounded; Will-1i PM: “only ‘i‘ylvs mil ill: milivmnll‘s llllwulilllulll ii men ui immin' Pliilil‘iiil liw lilwilil ‘9‘ approval ni‘ lilo illiiiliiilliililii‘: Hill; in i ii slogan blinds won: allow ill opposition: The momma. lilac unsound on ll its; 7 iiiillll loud FIINHFIIIB: . ‘l-‘lle lollswlns with» until of directors which missed; on: Henry ‘l‘riut. pox-i: dent; coarse Allan. lasso John Allen- Oluttonsdirock. Earle; Lord Gouda John Hamilton ; William Unwin-Hoygnto, Esq; Alexander Huhlfiu‘d, Esq. ; William Bruins Jsffsrles, Esq: John Mauritian), Esq. ; Sir Henry Ll. blather-Jackson, Bart; Hon. Sir Frank Smith. In the ordinary course of events the pe- tiring directors would have been Mr. Alexander-Hubbard, Sir Henry M. Math- er-Jockson, Bart, Hon. Sir Frank Smith and Mr. John Mnrnhnm. The two first named gentlemen were eligible for re- election and Mr. John mm, on no- oount or ill-health, had expressed his wish to retire from the board. _____________ Stones Crushed His Life Out. P Monti-080 Junction, Welland 00., May Lâ€"Chnrles MoColl, son of the inspector or the building, was killed yesterday at the new hospital which is being built near Fan View, Ont... by the breaking of d “cannery”; ”mantle m no This statement was greeted : | HONORS AT VICTORIA. : l Chnoelloc- nun-was Confor- m or ' tho HOW Calm”. Toronto. May Lâ€"The annual divinity ‘ convocolon wosjheld st Vlworls Univer- lsityyesterdnyln theprosonoe of spent - mmblnge. Chancellor Bur-wash cou- lferred the degrees. A largenumberof ‘ prominent gentlemen from different ports of the province were on the plnform with the chancellor. The honorary degree of 11D. was con- l found on Rev. J. H. Pope, oannchcstcr, | Eng. who was in Toronto lost Septem- l ber; Rev. John Potts, D.D.. Rev. Prof. F. H. Wallace, M.A.B.D., Victor-in Unl- lversity. and Rev. 0. R. Lsmbly, um. Bloomfield. The degree of ED. was given to Henry E. Bnylcy, 3A., of New Westminster, BC, and George A. McIn: l tosh, 11.3., of Morrisburg. 0m. Mr. Buyley was awarded the Sanford gold medal and Mr. McIntosh got honorable mention. The Ryerson prize, founded by J. George Hodgins, LLD., in New Test- ament history, was won by W. B. Inns, M.'A., of Napnnce. Mr. Lane also won the Wallbridgo prize, donated by A. F. Wollbrldgo, M.A., of Newcastle. for New Testament exegesis. T he Mncdonnld bursary, donated by John Mncdonald, Toronto, for pulipt olucution, was won 3 by T. E. E. Shore. B.A., Toronto; the Mnesoy bursary. donated by Bart A. bins- sey. Toronto, by A. F. Ingram, and the Michael ancott bursary for public spook- i_ng by H. B. Christin, Garnet, Ont Art students are nbout to write on their examinations Their convocation takes place first thing in the full. mm The Committee of the Hamilton Public Library Agnlnst 1!. Hamilton, May l.â€"An important meet- ing of the library committee of the pub. lic library was held Monday, the object of which was to consider a request that the A. P. A. journal of Michigan, called the Patriotic American. he placed on the file in the library mulling room. The journal was presented in the library by the publisher. n llplhvit limit. but ms.- ilot put oil file on nmvuhi of "ignition. iuhcii Ivy “plume lam-h Finimluli. one of ills iumni. Tim Mon-lo mnnlw u! the l‘nu‘iuliu Ammmu i-ulllflIIINI n mum” mo ills nuiuwlul lllu logo-mil: llo-liillml by tile Iiunmu i‘mlwiw ulmo-ll in the (Illilwi noun: Mutual- Iiou «mum mlluiiud and the “guru of tho llnlm mopsurod In the background or Iliu picture. Mr. fiiluintun ululmud ilmt iliululpor was both abusive and insulting and should let given no room in lilu library. Mr. W. ll. ll’riokui' pressed lilo claims of the A. 1’. A. journal to u plum in the library filos and said the Catholic llomrd and other Catholic papers were on filo them. The committee decided to rooonunund that the paper he not pluwd on file. but some of the committee did not. concur in tho re- port and when the full board meets the matter will be thrashed out again. Many of the horse owners and trainers located at the Hamilton Jockey Club track object to the military tournament which it is proposed to hold on these grounds on the occasion of the vlsltof the Queen’s Own to Hamilton on May 9‘. Mnnyofthshom MW from» necessary to remove the horses for sway from the track. as they would be put back a month if left in their stables and subjected to the strain on their nervous condition which the noise and excitement would cause. A public meeting of ministers, profes- sional and business men will be held next week when a protest will be entered against systematic slugging in the theatres and measures will be decided on to sup- press nll such exhibitions in future. NORFOLK HIGH COURT. A Light 1306th Disposed of in 3 Day by Judge Bose. Simcoe, May Lâ€"The spring sittings of the High Court. with n jury. was opened here yesterday before Mr. Justice Rose, Mr. Alfred S. Ball, of Woodstock, con- ducting the crown business. Four cases only were on the civil list. The first one, andor vs. Rockoyfoiiow, on action for damages for the seduction of plnlntlfi's daughter. was settled out of court. Becker vs. Dodrickâ€"W. E. Kelly for plaintiff applied to have this trial, which was an action brought for damages for false imprisonment, adjourned on the ground of the absence of a material wit- ness. An order was made postponing the trial to next court on payment by pinin- tifI within thirty days of all costs. If costs are not paid by that time the notion to be dismissed with costs. Dredge vs. Williams win an notion brought to recover back 31,11” paid to do- fcndnnt for innlntcnoncc of plaintiff dur- ing his lifetime on the ground of a breach of the contract. on tho suggestion of fIli‘ judge. The cuss of Robertson vs. Tool-or, an notion on u prmuissory unto. About whiz-h it good (ion! has pin-mi; lli'l'li print"! in the iicwspnpcrs, WM st-ttil-ii iwim-cn the particle by the m-iiuii lu-Imz cllemimd without costs, iieliin-r‘ nifty in H": mm new-dilly: mm the {limit oil lulu-ii ll; um, iii Ills iliellilllgn; , Till-l only t‘l‘iliilii‘il mo would of Ilifliiilif vim mi mun.» .lnim it; Film. wimmn til.- williol by Mr». ii: iii. hulls, ‘l‘im l-‘FlM'll not lit-ms may llin, loom-M onlomi ill“ whom»; to «1 lilwilnm. upon his own muslllmnw in km to 5p: will in? ”MI wiluu ollimi ii mn- ‘4‘»le news luggoar sense. Jalm Shanks, who was bmusht heals ham Bull‘nlo to Toronto for trial to; in. may. wmplnsly plasdod guilty yum and was sentenced to penitentiary. Alex. 0. G. Wllkle, charged with Ml- lna mo from W. D. Matthews. of Toron- to. arrived in that city yesterday in charge ofsdetoctlvenndwesplsced infill. Messrs. D. Donate a 00.. boot and shoe manufacturers of Buntford, have merits without interest. Last Felix-nor: Amos. Holden a; 00.. Toronto; G. Bxcao¢ 00., Month-n1; I. J. O’Kesfe. Hamilton. end Janos ”10de bootnndshoodenlcr of Hamilton moons-thosewudodn B. i i i v ex A settlement wus mode A Plilll'll LlllllLY DAY The Opposition Psrticulsrly Active in the House of Commons. HUDSON'S 82w R. R. POLICY at: 81011.“! Wright. non. Ir. Ludo: 3nd Other Liberal Newborn Felting Themselves Conspicuous In As- sullng the Government Leader. Ottawa, May l.-â€"Evcry day since the session begun a feeling has been growing that the Conservativesnnc fighting among themselves The Opposition, which was very weak during Sir John Thompson's regime, has roused itself and is making use of every opportunity to hnmss the Government party. Hon. J. C. Patter- son's appointment to Manitoba ls mid to have caused trouble in the ranks; the Manitoba school question has thoroughly frightened many Ontario xiiomlx-rs; and Hon. Mr. Foster in the House is reported to be quark-lung with his followers about the estimates. Sh Richard Cartwright makes daily attacks on the Government lender. Yesterday Mr. qucr was pawn-d on the Newfoundland question by lion. David Mills. Mr. Davies wanted to know . lf Canada was to pay the fishcnm-u‘s bounty lifter union. as the French Gov- ‘ ermucnt does today. He understood that the terms of union wcno not to be cub- , mitted to the people of Newfoundland. but that Newfoundland was to be logisloo fed into the union without. the (mm-ht of the people. Nova Sculls hnd boon irmicd In this manner Mill the fins of Imln-d rind discord tlwn enklndlml was not yet out. , He asked Mr. Foster to assure (‘nnmlu that whatever ngrccnwnt was decided upon would be submitted to the purple of New- foumlinnd. Hon. Mr. this. lion. Mr. inuriur mill ilw linuw nml tiw mumry would wan-l lluu-ourw lulu-n ll; llw Huwmuwnl in this nmiivr. "on. Mr Mills will it mu liw iuiailwn M iiw liv-uw in mm In II limi llw ”mm-l» liwiol Ilill imt moduli limeuil ”mill-cl Hm l WHiHHir: 'I’Iw NuvM‘MimM mo: liomiuvlnlu, l he owl, «not sinful-u wilful.“ a lumi. ‘ ‘I'lwy mum "thud in my Wiwllwl‘ Hwy would no Hm liloimm‘. boy l‘ullMuy’ I [Wu Nil Il-olio ul‘ lull. ‘l in: UNIT lll I'uliin- i all Woo luscomi, Ml) lilll llwy four in my What Mate ilnlm. lion. Mr. Fusior iiu u furilmily t litiallh' all the l‘ulliiiut tillilllylio, inuroly following tho uxplunauiun. gin“ by lIiU l'ruunr lust Wuck in tho biennial. Iiu Nlltl llmt ' tho Govornur-(ii-nrrlii laud first soul for .‘ll‘ vakoiizlo lhlwizll, who at now under- ; took the look of forming a Cabinet. 1 lion. Mr. IJIllrll'l' mid that air Frank Smith had bum inlrniowud by tho Unv- ornincnt organs nilcr Sir John Thomp- son’s dumb and had claimed that tho . Governor bud sent for him, and that ho a hadrooornmendod him to send for Sir Mackenzie Bowen. This, according to , Mr. Foster, was not true. Mr. Foster 9 had not even mentioned 81: Prank : smur- nnmo in connection mathemat- 1 nor. ltwu quite possible, and indeed probable, and it might have happened . that Sir Frank Smith had not been con- sulted by the Governor, but had had 5 , confidential oonvemtion, a private inn-r. I view; but to go as he had done and ex- hlblt his own self-sufficient importance was, to say the least, nothing but on imâ€" pertincnt vulgarity. In that lurpcrtinenoo , there was a design. It was done to do service for the Government party. It was I evident to so- Mackenzie Bovvcll that the impression might be entertained in the Foster would not promise I country that the Orange color was rather . predominant in the formation of the new ‘ l Cabinet. It was wall known that Sir Mackenzie Bowcll had all hlsllfo been an active member of the Orange order, and it was deemed a clever trick for a Roman l Catholic toglvo his certificate of character to 1: Past Master of the Orange order . (cheers). Dr. Lander-kin said that in forming the ‘ new Ministry, Toronto had Again been l passed over. Hon Mr. Wallace was still allowed to remain sitting on the steps of . the council chamber. peeping in at the keyhole. Ho drew a salaryof “.mltwos , true. At present he was studying eon. stltutlonol questions (laughter). Bo was making trips to Washington, particularly at election times (laughter). Ho lmd threatened to resign when the remedial order was msscd. “No fear of that. There ‘ um five thousand golden reasons why he won’t resign" (loud laughter). He would not resign so long as the salary hold out. The liousc thou wont into Committee of Supply and six-lit tho bulnncc of the day attempting to puss one firm. The licforim-rs Iii'lli a mucus yl-sicnlny morning and it was soon pn-ct-pilhll- that tin-y had decided to him-It .ifllt‘f‘HllllRfl until the Govermm-nt In furl-ml in my Martin-i- or not tin-y im- citing ilu- limi- mii's liny Railway I‘umpimy mluwy. Mill until ilwihnpmnwui unit-s win-ilwrm but. it Mil point mltllllmml railway null- ailliss till! Will": I lfilfllmtiiip’ht it mm mm (mm a Nimble oliilmm ' that ill» Ilicwi‘llliwiil'n milky iii Willis hi ilw film-oil'- My loom in is my ilw Him «cm in Hm amm- M m; ml ll lml iloilimu. on «well w: wiles. lllu writ ui lam-moo Hun you new limi- . - loom mum-mi tluu muu'n lumuni My Mime ‘ would in iwwu (or out me All kw Would out in addition to the Mlumm cloudy dawn would in a one" summit to pay ”when mm now till the and of June now This causal mt enthusiasm in tho Opposi- tion tanks 1 u». Llohlullcn then took up the mi- m and showed that the can civil servants renalvud on new “levy of ,ovor am a year. This wumouthsn ministers of gospel, when. hunk.whole- gleam“ clerks mind unwaver- He asked why should this be. ‘ wn @lls on...” ill out. ' . TERMS: AN INTERESTING CEREMONY. We!“ mun-30.00!“ mono-name... l Inthoccufirmotfon of the House of fad-«theolocuonofnSponhu-of the Parliament, the most striking ,portlcn of theooseuzony “witnessed. lwbonltformgultmuollydoqspsrt of tho proceedings of the opening of Porllnmom. The any followlnctbeeloo- tion the House of Commons meatless-1n. ThoLoMsmnlsoln session. Theoom- moners cit silent, end the mngerlooks on in wonder, vslnly endeavorlna in uncertain whetlsthelr purpooelnoomlng together. inner lobby to the chamber proper. Sergeant-atm dmssod after the man- ner of the Speaker. without the wig or gown. on old-tub lonod sheathed sword dangling by his side. carries in golden key. In on instant he locks the door with , on slacrlry which suggests the possibility of an “tempt to storm the parliamentary citadel. Then inn tapping. Once it is gnorod; twice ft is ignored; it is mpont- I od 3 third time, and the Scrgmnt-ut-unns shouts, “Who's thew?" "Black Rod.” minus the reply. Three ' times the question is n-pmicd and three times the some nnswvr is given. “Enter Block Rod. " says the Sergeant, a.- ho throws open the door. Block Rod unwrs lie is a peculiar little men, of a plumbing rotundiiy of person, and is becoming gravity of dc- mcnnor. “Gentle-mun l'uhur of tho lilnck Rod" ll his full llllv. Ha I! an officer of the crown. whose duly it is in wait upon the pours while in session. It is his duty, also, to Niko chm-m- uf any poor srroniod ‘ for any crime against the Lords or on any charge upon which iimwnchnu-nt is at- wmpwd. In his right lmnd he mrrica a black rod. upon the 10p of which mm a goldcii lion. Everything about him is black except the fa-w emits-ml hairs which PW!) out from under an old- fashlmwd wig. ‘ Slowly and minutely Block Rod walks up the ilnor of the "mun. "lint Meir-ctr limlnmln lin- pronoun: of ‘ her Inlllilul Uninilwiwrs.” in- says Tim" hp lump in the Filo-10km. am] the Fpmlwr lum- In wiurn. Fulmnniy ilw Fpmlwr lip-vomi- from MI a-lmii- moi phonon-oil Ill-wit live "our of ilw Hun-o Him-in "mi, mil rev-hm Mm owl null ivnWIill. mm» Imi‘hhntsl lrutvniil Hm llomt' A lmlIi-I‘mil [uni-ll ll ‘llclo In llol- i O‘Hl'hlrlllllu. In, ”of-3 mmuwo‘ I“ wlolllo In» canals hi. on. unit lul- olmulllms, «a it In ”color” lalmm-lf llmi in: will lml mud will. any nlmugunme uir ell’lullluii ‘l'lan iuulinlu I'e inlluw E‘vunhi 5', “till Iloll liar-mph lino Ildtlulul owl “Hull and with l' [Hid-lu- A immlu‘r u! inlilliziJlauh similar- oil uimlll lliu building now 3|le Ilium- uzlvus lumi'ru, "Mulw May inl‘ “incl. Ii‘mi. " Ai'ruen Ilm i4:ssi:ll.ilnt-l ilunl‘ “i this Hull-u the [trulllBI-lll“ Iii-lute. IIJthKl‘ lilo lullliy loading In llul lun‘l‘n and ll ‘ II. has Mullosd ile (li'ellllullllll. When film-k iiud rulers Inc announces: “lior Mujuely'e faithful Commoner. unit upon your lordship». " Tho election of the new sponkor is announced and a hope In expressed that ho will bosom-plume to Bur Majesty. whereupon the Lord Chonccllor mums tho Commoner-s of Her Majesty's gracious pleasure. end extends her oomtulstlons to both House and the Speaker. when the Queen's speech is read; the Commoner-s return to their ill‘nuzoaluli places, and an adjournment is taken till . evening. When the House comes together again the acceptance of the address is for-molly moved and seconded by two sup- porters of the Ministry of the day, while an amendment is moved by some leader of the Opposition. This is the first shot in the battle which ~ to be waged for six or seven months The day begins in and harmony; it ends in fierce and peace angry debate. Thus rapidly is the scene ever shifting on the pnrllcxnentnry stage of Great Britain. Shakespeare‘s Young ”on. There are between twenty and thirty young men in the non-historical plays, end on examination of their peculiarities sud characwrlstlcs enables us to form some conception of Shakespeare's own , ideal of young manhood. In the first place. it is noticeable what physics! perfection they use all supposed ' u; have. The poet's young hero should. as s general thing, “laugh merrily," like Valentino, “cot and drink heartily, walk msnfully, and only look and when his purse is empty." He should be sbie to "climb walls with Romeo. wrestle like Orlando. fenoo sud fight pirates like Hamlet, waves like Ferdinand; and he should cu- Joy doing it. " Further. Shake-poun- seems to lay lines on tho young nmn's “in-inn imiumi. unnfiocicd, M if to him alleviation in- dium-d s wmkm-ss mun-whore in the man‘s rhnrm-u-r.‘ Illdl'l‘ll. no chur- nctcrisilc of Flmh-sponn-‘s is more conspicuous than his thorough opomwss and hum-siyâ€"his mull-mp1 fur cvc-rylhlim that i worn of slim-1min" or sham, 1mm. hln n iwnin-d sharp hilt ni fulln- imir and mini in mum-n. M lnppl-ry nml rplnp if "wig" Ifllllllllil In "w", M Iln- Iiimll mum-Ii nf inn-lit! Rim imm- home. no Rosalind my. "In lisp and «our sic-mm:- sulla. disable all lin- iwm-Ilim of ilwir own i «mum. Mill be out of ion- Mill their hitIIVIIr-y." film IiH'P «mil him-h. god but» MMM film" it WWII! ilu- ”Mum: ii» ,' hm ills shim mill.» Mi Mn- ”coma Moi Willem this of lin- ii»: in MIN-ll moi WFIMM: Wm M «out.» in n my» ii up in lo- mviim Mom no in- limo in vio- 1 lm on». How I»- UMMIIF Imd Imu- suit from no mulwwl “om-«Ila and Now- “atrium. "I We Muwmilln sum-own plasma awn wum. the: running of e metaphor In!“ W smuud. on to ”our. the over ludul on in elusive! Willow. and the like ow he print» all swollen pauwnu end annuity How he barbecues the : lentil; of the calm. and the extravagance ’ of tho dream who furnishes him with the fictitious passion to we: in cotton! His dislike for Puritans. which owns out inefcw W. swoon to have been 'due to their coating was I. heathen l Presently ho notices s rush of . ' standouts to the door leading from the ~ The ‘ llm , imam": . or swim through the stormy . He flay Subsclibe. Tell your Neighbor what a good paper THE POST ls. $1.00 PER YEAR IAYm 1" main. iTHl NEWS OF A NIGHT ‘ Gsthered From the Didercnt Coun- tries of the World PER HARNESSED LIGHTNING l Tolemphlc News From Dileront Points III Cnnndn. the United sum and Other Countries and Itemlsod for the Convenience of Benders. l I l l cnxsnux. l Prof. Heine, the blind violinist, died of spoplexy yeswrdsy in St. John. KB. W. A. Boys, barrister, and Miss Sophie I Reine-r, of Barrio, were married yester- day. 9 The 15m Battalion of Bollevllle has decided not to visit I’cwrboro on the i Queen's birthdny. At Pctcrboro on Monday Dr.Mlchnol O. 13. Word, of Mllllil‘u‘ll, was married to l Miss Ellen Marin Delaney, of Pcwrboro. l Toronto's hospital bill for the first three . months of this your amounts to $7,130.80. For the some period lust your it was 88,- . 007.65. Mrs. Dickoy, wife of lion. A. R. Dirk- cy, died last. owning iii Amherst, 315.. ’ ufwr nine months illm-ss from tumor of 3 the ntomuch. l James 13. Blair, nocouninnt of the In- lund Revenue Dupurinn-ni, Toronto, is still missing and has been summnded from his position. Col. F. C. Dt-nlson, notice In the House rcmlulion to (lm-iu'll lilo music in twenty foul. The l‘nivln Co. ‘1: first raft of ”)0 season mminining ton drums of iimlmr luff. Unr- l (it’ll inland yesfavrtl-ly for Qliclmv In low ' of the alonmo-r Trm-n-lcr l M.P., has given of Commons ofn St. Lawrence THE Wit PF TNIAL- All Hu- F villi-mm in Hu- l‘o-l-nm-r l‘nnen film-rs m O‘mwl. Lamina, Mun l Tim “M llulloy we: in“ vow-Wilanil yixslm-«lu; ‘NHIHINL! whom Hm i-nm’l vviu-l-ml fm v lmi won o-sivm-luul to in» l .lfli low! any of ii... illui Ml Hui-m Wilma lmnl Allow] ‘i'uglm “III‘I! We. ”New Mimi» llw elnml uml nim-dululy Ill-“lull limb u...” u... u mini ul ITNIIO in Ilui “our“... ‘ oi ilulnomly llrullglill «gout-l him. my imiwsrd Lilo. lm oiuiuuui that Wilde “up u ilmi‘lyr and lint! he had «unnamed 5 “mi“ of "iml yulll) " H. ”H: Qmmilslmrry (20M: ”lily Inimilim ll «its uvm. lit that it could not IN: prop: ll) lrimi ”in“. (I. F. Gill 0“ iu'lmli Ill lilo plummzullun ln'guii Ills (Tlibb'l i:.l..ilmliuii Uil Ilu: sumo l Jim-,5 us [hill of I‘.li\\lll'|I M. (lax-son, Q.C., and quowd from Um b‘unnot to Lord Alfred Douglas, in which occurred the line: “I am that IM‘c; but, darn not speak . its name.” Mr. Gill naked what was the nature of the love represented in that poem. Wilde, with nmrkod deliberation and emphasis, anew-red: “It is a: love not understood in this century. It is the i love of David and Jonathan. A deep, splrltunl affection as pure as it u pu'feou' It is something this age does not under. ‘V stand. It mocks at it and sometimes puts one into the pillory. ” As Wilde finished his snswor,thoro were loud cheers from the gallery, which called i i ' forth a. rebuke from the judge. I ~ The evidence for the defence was fin- l ished in the afternoon when Sir Richard Clarke addressed the jury in behalf of , -Wlide. The only dirt-ct evidence against Wilde, he declared. was the testimony of 1 three blackmnllcrs. Who, he asked, would believe them. He spoke in this i strain at considerable length and finished his address with sperm-scion remarkable l for its dummy of passion and eloquence, and the extraordinary efforts of the orator ' to secure the acquittal of his client. I Mr. Glll for the prosecution contended i that the witnesses ngninst Wilde had no ' object in swearing falsely. The Judge : will chores the Jury today- i SALE OF CANADIAN HORSES- Mr. D. 1!. Ground Diupoeu of Some Choice Specimens in Buffalo. ‘ Buffalo, May l.â€"l). H. Grand bog-an. big mic of Canadian horses yesterday. I Ovcr 2(1) hood of high class horses were on the catalogue from the stables of Grand 6‘: Graham. Toronto; D. T. Lowos, Brampton: Loud-m Stables, London; and R, S, Wit-kc", linger-“lilo. ()m. If. If. King. is linsluu horse denier, bought the pnlr l)l‘lll'|l‘rfll nmi ilnpullilmn , for Krill). nml Gimlslunv mui Salisbury for “or. le-oilwnrl umi lingo, n pair of bay marl-I, sold for lileunui tililll was puitl for quk and "N‘illi‘. but Mr. Hmml was disgusted wiih llll‘ Mil-r nnvl l-‘nlll ilwm pcpnrnloly. .Im-k :mll .illi F'lll] f”, KW». 7m“:- mnl Zl-llnmi null! for Gilli? and Arm-l“ mul Flirt for Hill. Munin and Film, n pulr of soul lu-nvvr guiding.“ brought the mow prim. 'l‘in- ill-own Ri'lll- In. l‘mmtln sold for #9171?” um! Hwy Prim-brought PM. “lillP Form-nu cum wiiilln n inn-Hun of NIH. Winnie Fm". I'm moi MIN FIHV'I'W 'vi-v'upill implmiin-ly “ill! mu! ciao. arm» or some Mo Muslim» “mum mm Meow! In Moo Mum M hm»: Willi slum mm pawn ama w o... Moot:- iuwuuml M lolmmu ammmum limo potato ebllu, mulch Null- u; it“ WM" Tim hlmuu ill llw punch la on bulk clout imam a: wooden, than of snow only less so, and whoa lhoso el-me one when into the eloumoh tlmy find most “would. conditions for thuir llvoly end mild cow . moot which ounce tin: du- ne] of the unit lioforo it Is “unable to illicit it. This is tho mm sunny por- salu think they cannot out new fruit. 1! they Would in oil canon discard the skin they could dos-iv.» only good from the fruit itself. Seton provides the skin for the protection of the fruit from the multitude of firms which us ever ready to attack it, . is evidenced when the skin is hrulsv ed broken in any way. The miomhos oi once begin their work of decay, end the fruit is unfit for food. Children or. chief ofiondon in respect to this rule end should be usefully oeutioned. A deleti- nou u to the condition of fruit should Alsobooultivuod, to prevent its being est-3n unripe, or tooold,ontbever¢oof decoy. Romantics-that it is sweet end ripe fruit. in prime oondltlon,only thesis mumâ€"Format Voice. I“. burr Amps. I i l I