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Equity Supplement Jan., 3, 1889.
CANADA. WHAT là IT.
Tenders for Wood.
and in politics who delight to foul their own lient; revel in the min that destroys (bpiioh BT DE. h k Kits, ok Montreal) th<> <mpH, and lino*rely believe they enoId
change the climate if they could change Syracuse, November 5. \t the ban tbs Oovernweiil. \\ « hay• • fvw of those
i|Uut of tin- 5th, Oth, 7th ami 8th District a wise acre* of so-doty who asonim to p<>s-Dental Societies of the State of New York boss a monopoly of foresight, and who like % held in Syracuse during the first week in Cains Caligula, think the world would November, when 250 members from all have been better made could they have parts of the state attended, including been consulted. But these people no more many ladies, several judges and clergy* represent the convictions of Canadians men, Drs. Willmott, Cæsar, Roberts and than 0 Donovan Kossn, nr your fire-eating Snelgrove, of Toronto, and Dr. Beers of p«dit»caii* and papers re; r sent th<*ae of Montreal were present. I am able through true A i e leans. 1 lur e i o desire t
Spearman, anyb xly’s fe« lings here, but I hope I may , toaend you Dr. Been# be allowed to say som thing to remove ely weirded hunt, "Prn* the infatu it ion too prevalent in the S ates
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the courteey of Mr. H. L shorthand reporter, reply to the strangely irderl toast fessional Annexation." Dr, '** na follow»; "Mr. Chairman luFiesand gen
ess to a g Pod deal of pljfcvg to
in intended to be both nn political, hut I lmve he
Mkwl to do »o by the cl,airman, and if I J.Thn.onT wholu his""Short' should offend any one, as 1 must nay exact ly what 1 think, 1 can only off r to settle on the a pot by inviting you, as the boys say to "come out in the alley I" have neither the presumption nor tho vanity to imagine that I am able to do justice t i the personal and professional courtesies which Doctor Jonathan has always bestowed upon his Canadian friends ns well as to the magnificent ignorance—sometimes ill-nature—which Senator Jot a'ban has recently lavished upon his Canadian fous. But 1 can assure you that not even the professional liars wh , supply the New York Herald with Canadian news: ur the
the “Reunion of the North end Smith
on »hs B it tie-field of Oettysburgh, to see the el Confederates wearing the starn d and hnrred badge, with the ivscrintnm upon it "That was the flag of trca*« n nd ’ role llion in 18111, and it i* the flag of treason and rebellion of 1888. ” I read the protest of General Wagner. General Gohin and the Quartermaster General of the Grand Army of the Republic against i and glorification of rebel a because they bad been rebels. 1 heard one officer b »nst that Southern privateer# h »d destroy »d $500 000,000 of your mope t ' and had driven a quarter of a million t ns as you wish your own respected ; and that < f your shipping to make transfer to as you chotwe to hit at us hard, you have British flag. T heard an »ther gloat ov« r enough of English fair play to take a drub the fact that they had nearly cant ured bing back, ami to allow the posai » 1 fcy < f Philadelphia. 1 heard scores declare Canadians loving and defending thu fame that they had not. been Iwaten hut starved, and good name of the Dominion, quite as Reflecting upon all this, and hearing at much «a you It ve and defend that of your this very hour the discordant echoes fr* m Republic. No one more than loyal Amer- that quarter, it strikes mo that if Senators icana would despise the poltroon who cir- like Mr. Blaine arc sincere in their ethis-ries his patriotism in his pocket; the dis- jve profession*, of patriotism, they could loyalty of the political parasite who would find a good deal to monopolize their genius make patriotism a house of cards, and d
dollar* the chief end of a people: intriguers ponnes on no uvure m i ,auao %. i ,»uiuun who hiss out secession or annexation when minds its own business, and does not they fail to get their political crimes or
crotchets enshrined; man wh «se hunger coddled and dry-nursed her enemies, and for notoriety and power is a fever of their when she was at, peace with you. allowed
existence. 1 am sure that you could have a horde of your citizens to invade her. All parties Indebted to them are therefore re ^	   ^	.....
nothing but contempt for any free jieople Frankly I may say, that while 1 believe	local! ami moii.* tin* hihoiiui oi i »u ir c|(. (1UU|8, proprïêteurs de Val*#
who measure their allegiance purely by Canada	|	'¦	Indebtedness n-forethe	jggjggr-'1-
commercial standards, and who fearing to
face difficulties which meet every nation,
peddlers instead of protectors of their too often she had not found her cousins a	mam	i If for once in the Treaty of Wnsh-
have ington, remembering Maine, Oregon and ours, i»ui air. vnaimsan, viiuiiu.i ia not San Juan, she did not l«*t your diploma-for sale I There have been prophets like lists get the hotter of her, she felt that Gold win Smith since the days of Elizabeth she had given you at least a reasonable
FALL and WINTER
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North Onslow
Nov. 20 Is.- 8.
MILLINERY.
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Were we to you ns you judge un the vaporing of the croak en what value could we put upon your union, and wou'd we not feel like agreeing with Ronsiter
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the War of Secession" just published in Boston, thinks he sees in certain national circumstances the threatening elements of a second rival war? For years before the last civil war you had fire-eaters whose arrogance and vanity knew no bound»; who were advised by the Canadian press to study the element» of discord ill the Soufh instead of hank ring for in w ones in th • North. It warn th » sime when years before that Go »rgia and Carolina appealed to arms and defied the general Government. Surely two threaten» d disruptions and one terrible evil war in the history of a ceil Miry should he enoiivh
Partir* wht*. intri.fl vmigriithiK In the N<»rtli-XVfwî. tin* ejirlng, will nave tiinr, ti Mil-lv and inonuy l»y imnmu- i< i ting with the undriulgi ed.
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and all kinds of Trim ml nut* In large variety, latest patterns, at moderato prie# a
JOHN A. MACDONALD
Fancy Goods In Groat Variety.
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C. I*. K. TICKET AGENT, WtNTKlOK, ONT.
I have added to in y stock u very good II ne of
Notice.
Dress Goods and Trimmings.
Worth Inspect Ion.
Everything In stock I* u»«h! und nmy Ik* relied upon, as hii Inspection will est#hlish.
M Its. McKENZIE
Call iiml see them.
OTITE is H KKEBY given that mi application will l»e matte to the Parliament
__ of Canada at the ensuing sitting* t hereof lor
no Act to tneorporate « Company to lie cm lied , • “The Haw kesbury Lumber Com puny/' tor the
#	purpose of carrying on In Ciinnila, the Cnlted
*	Ht «tes and elsewhere, t lu* biulnessnl Lumber era, Lumber Merchants and Manufaclurer*
H of Timber and Limits r In «II the branch* 'S, (henol; also of I'nIp. Wood l'ulp and other ¦J priNlucts from wood and also the bustm-ss of Wharfinger», Ye-sel ownvi » and General Merchant», I "or wai de rx and Dealer», and with |M»a er to acq il In* I he par | dpi «h Ip bu*l ness and properly, hoili ri ai and per«.Hiuil, now owned * J- and can led on by Mr. Hiram Itoblnuon, of ~ ^ the city of Ottawa, In the Count y ot Ciirleton, Henry Kelly Egan, Km|iiI re, of the same place, Willi im Uyan Thud I ». of the same place, x id Esquire, and Itol>ert It ««•kburn, of the suine dace. E-quire, and with power to acquire, >ilV and H« ll lamia, timber, lug*, llrema limits and other property, real and personal, and generally wil h |K>wer to do all ot tier net s and things necessary and in any way conducive to any ot the purpose* aforesaid
Dated at Ottawa, tills 5th day of November, IsSS.
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for breakfast and dynamite for dinner ; not even the insane malice of men who hate Canada, ns they may hate Cyprus, because it belongs to Britain; not even this can lessen the admiration Canadians have for the many noble and generous traits of character which belongs to their American cousins. 1 am sure I speak, too, for my brethren from loyal Toronto, when I say that we have too often been under professional obliga ion# to the kind . nature of the cousine we still, fiotn eus- h‘ Lr"*11 tnm, call "brifthers," not to know that, however we differ politically, you
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VIS EST PA R EE I KfMKNT donné qu’-unc application sera faite au Parlement du Canada a sa prochaine session pour une Acte a tin d’incorporer une Compagnie à Aire appellee “ The Hawk es bury Lumber Com -pany,” dm le hut de faire commerce dan - le Canada, aux Etats Unis et ailleurs, comme Marchands de Bois et Manufact uriers de Huis , de charpente dans toutes ses branche* ; aus-d de Pulpe eide Pulpe de Bol* et d’autres produit s, in bol», et aussi le commerce de garde*
aux ci Marchands généraux. Commissionaires et trafiquants, et avec pauvotre d acquérir les aflVi-Ires commerciales et la propriété tout réelle ue personnelle maintenant possédée» et ennui te* par H Ira tu Robinson, Henry Kelly Egan, Ecu 1er, William Kyan Thistle, Ecu 1er. et Robert Blackburn, Ecu 1er, tous de lu cité d’Ottawa, dans le Comté de Carleton,et avec pau voir d’acquerlr, d’acheter et de vendre des terres, bols de charpente, des blPots, licenses, limites et aut re propriété tout réelle que personnelle, et généralement avec pouvoir de faire toutes autres actes et choses necessaire* et contribuants vu toute manière aux /lus susdits.
Date d'Ottawa ce 5leme Jour de Novembre.
HE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that A they purpose making	*
A CHANCE IN THEIR BUSIhSS
before long, to which end It will be necessary to have 11
own in Dixie without meddling in the ^ olitics or the future of Canada. Canada
itself over yours, though you have
worry
Genera! Sparing off of ACCOUNTS
FIRST OF JANUA R\\ ISSU
HAS BIEN A FAIR NEIGHBOR
In view of the change mentioned above (*| they a bo propose lo make a thorough
turn e	m ¦¦¦¦¦
national birthright. Just as you had ami one. have your croakers and cowarJa we hul Mr. Chairman. Canada is
Clearing: out of their Stock of Goods,
CONSISTING OK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
which will be d1*pos< d of at a small advance «•a COST. Partie» deni roux of securing bar-
who have predicted England's decline quiproquo. During the civil war. weal- «‘uX^tstock! *elr advantage to call within their time, but all the colonial lowed armed troops to crons from Drtn.it	ThfglffP A*KT/1
greatness of England has been developed to Niagara on Canadian territory on the y e OC £ ¦ «fl* -t JiYÂik* since the time of Elizabeth. Wo have. Great Western Railway, but during the	HHAWVILLK, QUK.
PIN HEY CHKIHTIEct CHRISTIE,
Procureur» de» Requérant»
Nov. 30th, lhss.
lied River Rebellion of 1809, your govern
as you have, bitter partiztns in the press
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NOTICE TO LADIES
Suffering from Female Weaknesses and
A. H. HORN,
Undertaker,
old loin» both of us sprang ! Con federated Canada, resj>ected Canada, loyal Canada, progressive Canada is a personal and
political insult to the sore head parties	_
who op|x>sed confederation, and who	( itNkctN, HIctlillM* CllMCfr
would welcome	tthroudft, Capa, €love*t &c„ &c.
(Dr. Beers* Hpeeeh Continued ) ment refused leave to one of our vessels to go up the Sault 8te. Marie canal, and ' arms and ammunition were transhipped at considerable delay. When the St. Albans raiders "unknown to us, entered your territory from Canada, your (Government was asked for its bill of damages and it was paid. When the Alabama claims bill was presented, it was paid so well that, years after every possible claim was settled, your Government retains a large balance which should have been refunded to Britain? What about the damages done to Canada in ( Canada by your citizens during the Fenian raids, most of them wearing the uniform of branches of your national troops? Not a cent has been paid. You ex|>ect Canada to know that a few nwiet and struggling Southerners intended
thought that England should have nown that a solitary cruiser intended leaving one of her ports to prey upon your commerce. But what a splendid display of reciprocal consistency, that thousands of armed men should openly muster and drill in your chief cities for months before openly occupy your border towns and villages, aii<kjittempt to invade us, and your Government com|»aratively oblivious! In the face of these facts, it is not easy to swallow the statement or believe in the honesty of public men who talk of the exactions and encroachments of a people of 0,000,000 ujH»n a jieople of 00,000,000
CANADA CANNOT BK COERCKD
or forced into union with such examples of political hypocrisy. There was a time, twenty years ago, when we wore disconnected provinces; when Canada proper contained only 370,488 square miles; when we had no winter outlet of our own to the sea: when our great Northwest was a great unknown. Even then annexation unpopular. There had not been enough accomplished then by Canadian statesmen to make their rival envious, and your own statesmen did not dream that we could build a railway to connect the maritime and the old provinces, or that with a population of only 6,000,000, we would dare to span the continent with another, a work not accomplished by the States until they had 50,000,000. But can you be deceived into the belief that confederated Canada is not for sale, when since confederation twenty years ago our revenue or consolidated fund mensely increased; when our shipping and its tonnage has more than doubled—young Canada standing fifth on the list of nations; having more vessels than old France, S|>ain, Italy or Russia; when the assets of our chartered banks, the value of our imports, the extent of our exports tell a story of our marvelous progress; when instead of about 2,000 miles of railway in 1867 we have now over 14,000 giving us a greater length of mileage than any other |>art of the Empire excepting the United Kingdom and India; when the Canadian Pacific Railway has established a line of steamers between Vancouver and HongKong and Japan, and our great Canadian line has become of imperial importance; when we have developed our inexhaustible fisheries, thanks to your abrogation of the Itecipiocity Treaty, so that we have 75,000 hardy men sailing our vessels and otherwise engaged in the business, and for 1887 we value those Fisheries at £20,000000! Can you wonder that annexation, as a serious subject, has received its doom, and that in spite of the intoxication of senstorial conceit on the one side, and the croaking of malcontents and the tramps on the other, Canada is the Mother Country, from whose stout
Pembroke, Ont
WOMB D1HOHDKKH.
Orange Blossom,-A Positive Cure.
AM a living witness to the alv>ve. For stamp for postage I will send sample free and full printed instructions, I can faithfully and sincerely recommend It to cure any form of the al*>ve disorders and Piles. Mita. M. Hi mu hums, Agent, 128 Bank Ht. Ottawa
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ANNEXATION TO TURKEY OK RUH8IA
TELEGRAPH and TELEPHONE
T,% ORDERS attended k at ALL HOURS.
of seeing their prospects and predictions de- ^___—_________
stroyed. There were millions of your own J citizens glad to do their worst to dismember your union ; there were thousands who gave their lives to wreck the Republic that their own state interests might be promoted.
Yet when a few obscure cranks In ( anada declare In favor of annexation, you think they speak the sentiment of a sober people who did not find It necessary to Indulge In the spectalular or the rhetorical that you may see and hear the truth. You chose to Ignore the treason of many a Southern newspaper to-day as you did twenty-five years ago, and
you exalt as Gospel the partisans of the (’an-	„,	,	.	.	,	•	.\	•
ndlRii press, who are Incapable of telling the	I [itVlIlg IllftClO 81111(1 I*y lîïiprOVCîncntSvUl tllGIT pTOll 11808 1*0
M contly, are in a position to deal with customers on the most rmeMo.rn?noJîm1„I,aratôurec,aeniX “ w satisfactory terms.
they are not Canadians. You have big and hospitable hearts that were Intended for hospitality and not for quarrel. Personally and even commercially we can find so many points of common agreement, that we should overlook the few where we must agree to differ. Politically, I realize I am a foreigner here the moment I cross the lines. I am at home when I land at Liverpool, at Glaseow, at Dublin, at Hurinuda, New South Wales,
Victoria, Queensland, New Guln* a, Jamaica,
Harbadocs, or Trinidad Politically I have a share In, and am proud of, the glorious old flag which waves over New Zealand, Australia, Malta, Hong Kong, West Africa, Ceylon, Ht. Helena, Natal, British Honduras,
Ikmitnlca, the Dabs mas, Grenada, Barha-dœs, India. England Is an old and apt master In annexation. HI nee she lost the thirteen colonies here, she has annexed colonies *ar greater In area and population, of far more value to her than If t hey were Joined to her three kingdoms, while Hnaln, Portugal, Holland and France have lost theirs, and there Is little or nothing left for any other nation
to annex. I need no other political passport	T, ~ .	.	,
to the right of a British subject, and the cl11-	1/ (customers do not
zen of a great realm,comprising <15 territories and Islands, than my t'auadlan birthright.
I do not measure my national boundary fmm the Atlantic to the Pacific, but from the Pacific to the Caribbean Rea Under the reign of Victoria no Canadian need be ashamed to belong to an empire which embraces a fifth of the habitable globe and to know that Ills own Dominion forms nearly a half of the whole ; an Empire five times as large as that which was under Darius ; four times the size of that under ancient Horne ; 16 times greater than France ; 40 times greater than United Germany; three times larger than the United States India, nearly a million and a quarter of square miles;
Australia alone nearly as big as the States;
Canada, 600.0U0 square miles larger loan the Stales without Alaska; and 18,W square miles with ttl An empire nearly tVO\Ooo of square miles, with a population of 810,000,000 Roarers In nuch a realm ; heirs to such vast and varied privileges, Canadians are not for sale. Political annexation must then remain a bug-aboo for disappointed politicians on our side to play with and a bubble for certain senators on this side to blow, to decoy their Innocents and fanatics at home. But there is an annexation wo favor that Is brotherly friendship and political good will. You have M.ooo.i 00 the start of us. Are you the Golf ah afraid of Canada as a political David ! Canada has been a good neighbor. When Lincoln and Garfield died the Dominion was In mourning. Whenever any of your men of-war come Into our ports the citizens rejoice, and give their men the hospitalities of the cities. There are constant reciprocity treaties being made every day In the year between us at the alter of Hymen. At many of otn banquets the toast of the president follows that of the Queen At most of our public ga herlngs, your flag entwines ours From most of our pulpits prayers are offered for your ru er as well as ours That Is the sort of alliance we do more than you do to promote.
We want, too, fair commercial reciprocity, hut wo shall not take com. union for It. or ta-nd our necks or our knees for either. Whatever bel Ides, we can both be loyal to our own political countries; we can both be fair even to our own national and natural prejucles, and while Canadians may neighborly pray “God bless the Republic” may yon not in as friendly a spirit reciprocate with “God save the Queen."
S. MW Si SONS,
OF CAMPBELL’S BAY,
to raid St. Albans;
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In Dry Goods
All lines carefully selected.
Will he found a full assortment.
In Groceries
The stock is complete, the articles are No. 1 and and prices away down.
In Hardware
An extensive variety of articles including harvesting implements.
In Patent Medicines
All the standard and now preparations including Paine's Celery Compound.
Hoot* and Shops.
Boots and Shoes.
Eddy’s Superior Taper Tubs and Tails.
what they require they are requested to ask for it.
see
ill Unis if Farmers’ Prtiice, Lire Slid, Ho., Iralei in.
CUT ALLY & SONS,
CANPBELL’s BAY and CALI MET ISLAND.
was
July 12.1888.
Winter >: Goods 5IO2 Sussex St.,
has im-
OTTAWA, - - - - ONT.
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6-^.The Popular Tailoring and Clothing Emporium.^
ENGLISH, SCOTCH, FRENCH AND CANADIAN
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GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING,
READMADE CLOTHING.
A Large and Varied Stock.
Suits from $0.00 upwards.
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Suits made on shortest notice and sent to any address.
Heifer Est ray.
QTRAYED on to the premises of the under-O signed about the IMh November, a red and while Heifer, one and a half years old. The owner can have her by paying expenses.
J. L. SHAW.
Shaw ville, Dee. 4, 1*88.
Q.ET YOUR PRINTING DONE
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political loyal to