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fi‘ All ere cordially invited. The meeting ‘ y“ advertised for Hon. John Dryden, at Little ~ Britain, on June 2nd next. in consequence of the ebqve meeting will be paetpaned to 1m: 23‘ buxomâ€"rho Beam. 3:. .___.â€".â€", ol Eldon»!- dodronl o! obtaining employment on (hem: Conflict”. Hobo dwvlngm By giving him work you will [only oblige mo.â€" W. , , _ ~mnuam .. Au‘lg ”giftâ€"6r itself. The name of the been: is omitted. The signature will be recognized as genuine by any one who known it and who wishes to see it. ‘ ' Lunar. my and, 1396 North Vioforie must be heving a very hard time of it when he is compelledro resort to the T. V. eenelln order to try to meke political support. We have been informed from meny gutters the: it in lmpoeeible to get work on the. canal re laboring men without 3 recommend from the Remedinlilt Tapper candidate, or un- less the npplionnt in known to be all right. That is carrying things very far. Such practices hove never been heard of before. We have received the following card which so nanny difficulties in connection with pther political matters that. he is kept busy exphining and defending. Mr. Delunexeiaglvinghimanudtimonndla uniting him hip md thigh. Mr. Dela- A, -_j “any...” â€"â€" -7, more in ranking on effective canvas md will come in a fair second, with “Robert J.” 3 good wsy ghoul. W111 address the electors ot Muiposa the public question of the day at the Tariff Reform and Good Government. TOWN HALL OAKWOOD LAURIER! MOWAT‘. Tuesday, June 2 8' fifths date. The campaign in 891th \‘ieteria la pwemeieg meet; fevembly fee the referee candidate. Me. MeLeughliu is well: known and highly respected. and hen made a capital impression at the eerie: of meeting: he he: held. He in an excellent speaker and has the ability, not only to make his mark in the new house, but to command the respect and confidence of parliament, just as he commands the respect and confidence of the community where he in known. The Topper reme- dieliet cendidete finds it difficult to ex- plain hie “wobbling” course in pulle- ment in the school debate, and there are the Liberal Candidate, will be held at VALENTIA, FRIDAY, MAY 29. REABORO, MONDAY, JUNE I. FRANKHILL, THURSDAY, JUNE 4 OMEMEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5. The usual courteelee will be extended to the Government eaudldete. Mr. GEO. MCI-HIGH Wm. Cameron, Wm. Cameron, D. R. Anderson, President. Secreta Tariff Reform and Good Government. lflllfllEfl! IflflWflT! nun-W folk Damon. coast-cm, Khm- in» «Swain» gm, 1:18ng PEIDAY. HAY 39; SIR OLIVER Pub! In the Interests of MR. GEO. McHUG-E. The Liberal Candidate. Chair taken at 1 o'clock. sh Chair taken at 8 o’clock. sharp. eon am: THE QUEEN WORKING THE CANAL. eon SAVE THE QUEâ€"N: President. Illa meetings in the interest of in mam vm'rom. 082211381811; D. R. Andorson, candidate in Secretary 3m: FIRST mes-nae. The first meeting in the ampeizn for Mr. Mcfiugh, held last night in Lindsey, we: a decided success. Hon. Geo. W. meintained his high reputation as one 9f the as to questions of revenue ahd expendi- ture showed that all the great interests of the country would be safe with reform leaders in power. He showed in the most convincing way that the time had come for a change ; that the extravagance and corruption that had so long prevailed would be intensified under the Tupper regime; that coercion was unwise and dangerous ; that economy. prudence, honest expenditure, investigation and conciliation were required, andzwould be the policy of the reform leader. Mr. Rose‘s speech was one that many conser- vstives would applaud and act upon, and it will have a powerful effect upon the public mind in this riding. A feature of the evening was the first address by the venerable Thomas Ray, of Ops, (now in his 88th year) who bore warm testimony to the worth of Mr. Geo. McBugh and his father and other relatives, and especially to their ccur- ageous adherence to reform principles under the most trying circumstances. nevus), u...â€" .v--_- suppress them for the time being, and go with. the party on the understanding that it'll be all right in the end. The try to “ hurrah ” them or “jolly " them. Now, we cannotquite_ understand these gentlemen. They are trying to humbug us all. And the peop!e of Ontario, of Toronto. the conservatives of Toronto, are not in the humor of being humbugged. . The World theretore begs to extend its most distinguished felicitetione to some worthy gentlemen who have been trying to make us believe that the "school quea. tion doesn't amount toenything"; “ that it‘s best to keep quiet, anyway,” and that there is no difl'erenee between a reme- dialist conservative and‘ an anti-reme- diaHSt conservative, TheWorld belongs to the latter kindL’nnd prete‘ntohent with hounded thesemepeekfi' ' Mr. Geo. McHngh made a most effective address. He dealt in a clear way with general questions, and then, with a manly courage and candor that received rounds of hearty applause, he denounced the unworthy attempts that had been made to turn electors against him by appeals to religious prejudices. These tactics had not been openly dis- played, but along the side lines and on street corners, where it would be safe and quiet for the time. The ignoble appeal was. “Could you vote for a Roman Catholic like Geo. McEngh?" and sundry strong descriptive terms were added by these parties to make the appeal more effective. Mr. McHugh's plain speaking, and his pointed reference to a personage no less than the president of the comer- vative association of South Victoria, and, well known doctor, prominent and active in the conservative ranks. as leading ofienders in this diacreditable course, were quickly appreciated and heartily applauded by the audience. Mr. Mc- Huzh did well to denounce such un- _â€"_.._ v, worthy tactics. His declaration as to his own course in regard to the leading public question of the day was clear and ma sly, and characteristic of the courageous man who addressed the electors. George Mc- Hugh is no “wobbler” or trimmer, his course is clear, and every one can under- stand it. It is worthy of the support of the electors, and we believe this support and confidence will be given in such generous measure that George McHugh will be placed at the head of the poll by a majority‘ that will be a lesson to those who are making unworthy appeals against him. Such we believe will be the answer of the people of Canada of all classes to the unworthy appeal of Sir Chas. Tupper- not to place in power a Frenchman and a Roman Catholic who would go further than he had gone in remedial legislation. The reformers never raised against Sir John 'Thompson the question of his religion. It is an ignoble appeal, and it should be frowned upon and stamped out. “WOBBLING” AND “JOLLY_ING.” ha‘ We mpleuodtobouhletomnounee smeeting to be helduOAkvoodinu” intent: of Mr. George WEN“, the libenl cmdidnte. to 5° “Md byflon: Sir Oliver Mom Pm 0‘ Ontario. wâ€" vâ€"- v- The people of unripe“ ere excremely fortunate ln being nhle to look forward to hearing Sir Oliver, as it eon well be un- derstood that very my requests for his presence from other pert: of the province are continually being rude. Let every farmer in the township avail himself of the privilege of hearing Mr. Mont, and let nothing interfere to nuke this the Ingest and most enthusiastic meeting ever held in the riding. Don't overlook the timeâ€"1 o'clock p m. on Tuesday next. From all parts of Ontario the indica- tions are that the Irezent conteet will be remukable for its unpaulelled earnest- ness; Although there is yet neerly a. month to elapse before polling day the battle is now in full force in nearly every constituency, and organize ! organize ! is the watchwordz . 1‘ , :,_:-_ 4..-- men. At the present time it would take shout forty millions of dollars to redeem his promises. No wonder this wholesnle attempt to bribe the country with its own money causes thoughtful men to ssk “Whither are we drifting ?" ~ No man should hesitate-each one con do something to help to redeem South Victoria. But it must be orgsnized work. In every polling subdivision, in every school section, there should be regular committee meetings, and discussion, end the bringing in of those who are wavering or uncertain. We will not have the op- portunity after the 23rd of June. Just now there is it little less urgency amongst the farmers to compel them to work, and whilst they are still busy each men could give two or three evenings in the week to see that everything is being done to secure victory. .Do not wait for some one else to begin. It is your own individual work. Speak to your neighbor ; arrange ftr meetings ; apply to the central organizstion for information if any is required. or for speakers, and any assis- tance that can be rendered will be cheer- fully given. But do not delay. Organ- , ize thoroughly. _Your csndidateis work- ‘ inn uncessingly. It is not his fight, it is our fight, and let us acquit ourselves like men, and a grand victory will be won by W luv "nu-v.- 'v v--- The .preas of the whole Dominion gives instances and names of prominent men breaking away from the conservative. or now better named,the Tupperite party. In Nova Scotia and Manitoba there is a perfect laud slide towards the liberal cause. Scores of manufacturers in Ontario have expreued their confidence in themselves and in their country, and declare that: the liberal policy of revenue tariff is satisfactory to them, and that with raw material made free they will be ready and willing to compete with the world in our markets. The presage of victory for the reform party is on the wing. The fact in thet Sir Oliver is both A sound oomtjtutionel euthority end I very lucky politioien, and there in every reason for the belief thetintheenlergedmm of the Dominion perliement, which he enters a lieutenenb to Hon. Wilfrid Lauder, the euooe. of the Grand Old Man of Onurlo u 1; nie, profile-in adminiltfllor will be continued. v 3 Sir Charles Tupper’s unlimited promises of financial assistance to every conceivable scheme is alarming all thinking business All honest men should be thomughly con-intent in the practical nppliontion of the principles of his privnte and business life to the tunmtion of public .mâ€" [Socmzm At n lute visit to Montrenl Sir Macken- zie had only one feiend to meet him end no him oflâ€"insteed of the emwd thnt gathered when he no premier “Felthfnl to the lust," rewarded the lonely ex- premier with emotion. “It will be en evil dey' for the Dominion md the provinm when the federal government seeks to interfere with the entonomy of the provinces." â€"[Hon. -A_. Mackenzie. The liberal policy on be embneod in two words: Investigation and concili- Itionâ€"[G. W. Ross. wage-earners who do not hesitate to sup port Mr. Laurler; most of all, because I feel that five years‘ dislocation, it it comes. would be a chap price to pay for th) wholesome leeson to a corrupt government. and the judicloua settlement at the school question.” The eel; reason late why i wanna hesitate to vete iibeui is tie tear of dia- ioeeeionet industries. No not: fear this myself. partly because 01‘ the assurances which have been given that due «we wil. be observed in altering the tariff; more. hecaueeol the many menuteeturefi end The Rector of All Saints', Kingston. (Church of England)-â€"x life-long con- servative has‘ felt bound publicly to declare that he cannot support the Tupperites. He objects strongly to the Tupper reme- dial policy. “which is no remedy at all," and states general objections in this vigorous way : - - . - ..- ”7L the Inform pgrty in South Victoria. “Apart from this. I should feel thorough- ly lustifled in voting against any govern- ment with lhe corrupt record of the last years against it, even though the other side might be just as bad. It will b: easy at bye-elections. or at all events. In five years, to reed a slmlior lesson to the llberole should they need it. not the onetime of the eoooorvellvo government now would be as pretty strong blot of what they mmht expeet lt they alsolollea lo homeotyx one lt would weekly be heeded. Moreoter. we have at preterit no reason to ouopoeethot they wlll teed it Leonor it not Mower. even though he ooueoseouoly refuses to speak ought but good ot the deed. and not out that New hos sueoeoatoly proved from! or (listened: against 8}» Oliver Mowat‘n government. il- I -L-..IA AN OUTSPOKEN DIVINE. EDITORIAL N 0 TBS ORGANIZE. of new“ “"9 ““1"“ lTEiOlISANDS WAT ERMAN’S I 1 deal Fnuntain Pen PORTER’S Bookstore. Campaign Meetings Public meetings In the Intereete of Mr. some MeHngh have been held st Brown's end Black's schoolhonees; u CussweIL Meflpose. and at Dunetcmd. Vurnlnm. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Molina». Dr. McKay, MP.P.. nnd Maxars. Stewart, Anderson. Bow‘es, Dr. Gingham, Punt-e, Ke‘ly, Atex. - Gag. Graham. P. N, Mcrdcch and Others. vnimd. There is much enthudum among Mr. McHugh'a euppsrtcrs. Many conscr- vatlmsthlqk is 13 time tor a. ensure of government, and w!!! capparb Hugh, who Is cat-tying on a “gm-one campaign and will be elec e '. Flourâ€"Trude ls dull and pnccs unchsng- ed. Strsl ht roller: are nomlnsl “â€"53.30 to $3.40. '1 a freight; Branâ€"The market to dull. wlth an quoted ut $9.50 west. end short: at $10. Wheatâ€"The whet ls dull. with llttle or no business doing. The {cellux ls unset- tled. owing to teveflsh condition of Ameri- can markets. White wheat noted at 72c west. una red at 70c. No. 1 unltobu hsrd 1' m4 at we hr! Wllllnm and at 70c g; . It sold at 14c. Toronto trelghts. 1 Northern Is So Midland. Daleyâ€"Trude ls quiet. with little or no outs!“ demund. No. 3 extrs quoted at 30° outside. No. 2 quoted at 32c. sud teed har- unannxuu. "ms. “nu â€"- 7‘”, side. and Inked no quoted at we went. Penâ€"The market is qukt. with oledm at 48c ouulde. Radiantâ€"Tho market in quiet. with no haun- reported. and quotation: us ”on: ”3.3mm“ We” ea â€" en t. 17 non- Iul at $26 on tract1e (Jpnâ€"Ty. ggngt 13‘ full. 0:9} Pris: on“. ad yellow to 2955c. TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET. no receipts or In stock were In: to- m, being 42 Mada. Them wen moo hop. 150 am. And 125 sheep and luau. fie to 3c 1' lb. Butaben' attic stead . unnu- ennnd. Thebestsoldnslla Iota. good loads 1: 3c. tad lb. Hitch town mdatflOtotBSeach. the latter (Mahala. Guves sold at $2 to 84.50 per head. Sheep and hubs are new). with limited altering. Sheep sold at 3c to 3530 gt lb. bulbs may. selling at W3C to per gid‘ud wring llmbs at $115 to $4 per 8 :5 ’6’ 3 WORS- Jlns-lcrnux -ln “awful Walnut , In 20th, by Ru. .1. W. Baum-II. Ir. Bum-1M o: Eldon mun-b . to mu cum. new, drama 9 ~ BIRTHS. Conanâ€"1n Hod-y, on lay 14th, tho wit. a It, Prod Conny. o! n on. Remâ€"In Linda“. on m. layman wit. 0! caudnotor End Bun-ll. at n we. WnnwaY. Jm 8:6.-Annllll plane of 82. Lab'- enigma“. Dzwnoy- vm-x Au “math comma of upon-ts. Adml-uon to grand: and dinner. 50:; ms, 15‘. Tum". J m swarm 17m mu! ex- cmlon ct Sn. John'u 8.8. Bum. . to 'Wuhbnm‘u a.m.. reaching L'ndssy It 10; but will lave mm at 8 pm). make. Nadden bought 144 boxes at 6560. also 60 at “to. 83 at 63k. Wrighton took 60 m and 550 at (Me. c: mu. m mâ€"At the Obese - h _Iâ€"|‘O am My" £00 st #0. 5 .t 67-163. B'Arlov. Rule]. 11"!"- Wood;scn.......... erpool. Ma 8â€"Holiday. 3:14.11. my -â€"When on coast buyers and 91mm apart. on me quiet to: main. 435.000 rters. Eng‘lsh coon markets Met. glam: passage mm steady. mun shipment». 15, gm. i‘afis-â€"Hoflday. J Lindsay Mavketi 'prtcos. Iconic: 39 mm 7 ' ' n to h 7‘ ..... 0! lane? Grain. You you try it. Y if you don't. CUMMERCIAL NEWS- . H. COW D RY, soon. SEED emu wnmo. N. a. 0017er Barman uugms. COMING EVENTS. IRE HARREI‘SJ “0331:7106 I: use? Roam: now. Bahama unsold. but 1 W "' ’our money back For sale at £50130?!“ £33},qu not! price. ”*6 0'3" '7'40 boxen Dress Stuffs §HTJE BARGAINS! Women’s Fine Shoes, mixed lot, $590 to $1.25. for 75¢. . u... ._ A__--CI.-A9 n, ‘V -.vv .. Women’; Mite Cir'was Shoes, 85c. line {or 65c.. $1.35 kind for $x.oo_,3nd $1.25 for $1.40. A -L- 4.--le 7â€"- - Misses" Bitten ‘Boots, screw sole, size, I and 2, regular $1.00, for 75c. _ â€" ‘ _ g 771 __- gaitcvrsr,r$2.25 kind for $1. 50. Men's Whole Fox, screw sole, laced dand gaitcrs, regular $1.75 for $1.50. Women’s India Kid Gaiters, ififii§¥6§° Ei'Ssdii for 85¢. réiyccrinc Shoe Dressing, 2 5c. bottle for 20¢. Youii‘Have Money â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" 8 Pattern. 'l‘npentry Camus. at 95¢. a 31rd. Bomekhing wry a wok! at. 38c” only 3 ”mum. ! you mhn thin hw- gsln you‘re nos prmlou. Rm who. at 00¢. In “much we mains a mm at 7M. our 850 and $1.00 gm!“ will 3 Speoid DliVfl, we won't clings you for our time, no them. Parasols and 'Umblellas 4 am Will IIOSIERY. LAOE OURTAINS, $1.00. $1.50. $300- Blinds, Cretpnnes, Scrims and Muslin Spots, Cheap. In act if you with CARPETS E. E. W. McGAFFEY, Floor Oil Cloths We have the goods hue some thoroughly rolinblo h for Man u: Boys st about 40 per cent. lo- than you’ll pty mphoa. "haw lament you. lifén’s Tan Bootsl laced ano E. E. W. Mchffey. 3‘! width: and Prices at Sunshine Prices. ~-to spend forâ€" Big Values in .‘p“\-‘\v\\\-\M \ Don’t run away with the idea that because we talk Prints 0 . 1- A ve are not in a position to Slut your wants 1n the better 1mg). \ That would be a grave error. We have every new line of goods and we can sell you the dress of your choice cheapcr than you ever dreamed of. . . . . The women WHO - congratulated. 35 i 10w.’priced Prints. to tell you. P. MflARTHUR 8t 00. nen who haven't yet bought their spring needs are to med, as it gives them a chance to secure Some f . v ' ' ' . 0 :d Pnnts. We re sellmg quantmes of them butw ’ c a rush. Note these prices: Regular 72 7-20 Prints all colors, at 770 (5 1”” u u 8 7’20 5:11:10“. 013.24”- '3 c7133. fimyi'anbnn-u c. HOUSE FOR SALEâ€"Simetod 6n Durban-0t . No. 70. west. oonulnlnx 7 meme; clout; In Mien with bedrooms; in excellent ooodluon. Alec good wen wnh «all (run. Ipflw In eeuer. For iunher idomulon lpply w B. JEXES, Russell-e: . South “hmâ€"mum. than: runners on the only mornlng or evening tram on Mr uflvd hero mu and “the now. hotel am. oh- and- rudy 5nd every momodnlon noon-try (or their ooovoulcnoo sud eomlort. clu- hmiug had being lot 16 on them conclusion 0! the township of Harmon. The Ind u in An excolhnt .uu 0! cultivudon, and lonoed, nd a never {Ailing nupplv 0! mm. Then we shamed on the premise: good urn: buildup. The property in very «slums and will be sold on redouble toms. HUGH FERGUSON. Woodvulo. 00mm! [nuance t. Bmkn ud Broker. ll Rent In“. UNIV. at my um no‘ exceeding niche month an: banana! o: l‘snnon‘ 81.10 10“. run P.1d tar Ionian and Dobontuo J. H. SOOTHERAN, Ail wit awn“. bum Nausea mm on own-u... WHEY TO LOAN DARM FOR SALE.¢-150 99:90 9??th :rchl privilege- ol u-uyncnt on mum lous- and to brazen sad other! dulroul o! chagrin: bdr mom-nu. and having their {mom-t roduood an very low: nu. The con la mall computed o to tho living dead. 303 SALE OR TO RE‘I‘il".â€"Smro .. -ln-n-IM M MI“?! W 8cm. 0am 'u Lim- 374ml. 14'. ST. CHARLES HOTEL. PORT PERRY. N OTES DISCOUNTED nu. mgr}: bpught an new on ROBT. CHAMBERS, NOVA MORTGAGES CHARGED. Loved Blu- on new Security, or on IDDPOM ludoma Sous. MONUMINT IOULPT‘OR. ,NTED.â€"Y6nng gnu}, 796 women AAA) Inn-v 700 6’0 821nm Bros. Advbrugomonu. L. ScBERT. Propdojor. Foreign ud Domosuo Gm'tos mules. Eta Direct [m It“ ll Dealer WE WANT YOUR ORDER IF YOU THINK some luveiu flew mums Ticket. sold everywhere st Lowest Railway. All“: and Dominion Lines Bonn and Snounor Nam; W. A. GOODWIN, A Good . . Time-Keeper Our Fancy Goods Dopartmnt. :r- BIGQS" Prices Low. Quality High at Next the Simpson 03nd Trunk Rail way. ARRIVED THIS WEE K We'll get it. too. It you give us halt . chance. .- we‘re hungry for business. A don‘t or two one Salt maybe wmh um In your estimationâ€"it go all and make further Inquirics. of getting that new Suit for the 24:31, In time to drop In. lock at the clam. and get mlcee. We have a large stock cf the newest weaves. and Including the about. portrait of the QUEEN. lone dom- ol unfilled (or Pictures In hull price. J. MATCHEIT, Agent '0” once. Lanai“. nos'r BICYCLES 1m nmr tn ha uutmn w nowâ€"«d MN. We ham on Mad tumolem In u Malls-y um. um \w m1 5 [00d time-tower nnyhl. ha how given extra wow, m below it In bodly medul- do o [use busines- in this Kim h in been won on ma Invfi the good. out! the msouat 1c p Thou ON many reasons ah)‘ should no our flock before bl durum Volue pox-haw 0 most. . ' . W. A. Goodwm 100. mm- Hugh": Co. W G. 31811. at 770 8 7-20 4 7-20 HUGHAN 81 60. J08. 3188'}- 88 00 up to $94 '. G. BLAIR, Foot of Kent-st our hue House We '0’.” like the [IL I b fldvlor thosv “ 1"" Mind. "v h 2: .{bdhidusl mvn 7m: Spelling etc . nog.locmd A than subject; nth us A. “for chair opmmn of human your educluun PM?“ {in of 3111 SM! Isn't". 00.! w me and a ‘Th. ncht. Nonns‘ hgwfl' bridge is; LINDSAY mun Peterb BUSKNESS [CLEN RIGES Peterb 339 icLenn Spade: and Chums. H Step Laddel Paints and q Gurden Ho: Cut and W Poultry Ne Green Wire “Mechine “Johnston's ‘ English P Woodyltt's McLen INK? mnlu livery orderi Our those Busine “/6 sh 1 p