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BUT IT WON’T HURT YOU, IT WILL BENEFIT YOU, So keefiyour eyes on our Cor- ner oft 18 "paper for announce- . ments. WILL D. ATKINSON, FIRE PROOF STORE. “ The York Herald.” Is a little out of your regular way you will always find that it will pay you to go there first. We intend in a. couple of weeks to give our patrons generally a. The Ontario House 3 Fresh Groceries, Canned Goods, Teas, Coffees, Spices, Sugars, Baking Powders, Fish, etc. TlIOrlcy’sCat‘tlc Food, G. H. Nichold’s For- tilizcr’s, Six Different. Brands. SHORTEST WAY ' HOME. TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, *P‘erfumesjn Great Variqty HAIR, NAIL, AND TOOTH BRUSHES. CAL]; AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK. FLOUR AND FEED ‘gArSanderson BT08.% DRUGGISTS. custom Work a Specialty. Sewed and Pegged Repairing Neatly and Prompllyv Done; 44â€"AN IM‘MENSE STOCK UF - BOOTS. SHOES AND SLIPPERS - SIVERS’a THE WAY LWUHKD Fire Consisting ofall the lalest designs and patterns in Gent’s Alligator, Stanley Kid, Kangaroo, Shell Cordovan, Buil‘Bals and (lilferent kinds of Oxford work; also Ladies’ and Misses Rhea, Fine Kid, DothIa Kid, Polish Calf, Oil Goat and Ladies’ Oxford Shoes and Slippers. Children’s shoes at all Prices. Always 0% 11mm: Usé Winfér Baimv‘for chapped hands. he purifying and hauling properties renders the Skin soft and silk-like in in! textures. Is the Place to Go If We may use such a word, For" the SPRING and SUMMER trade at JOSEPH H. HALL. STARTLER, SUBSCRIBE FOR And although the FOR ALL KINDS OF IS THE 'FOR- RICHMOND HlLL “Havejuat received licfo THE JnYFUL NEWS of your great triumph. I con-- gratulum you and all our flieuds on your important victory; may your premier- ship be a long one, and full of advantage to your province and the Dominion, and of honor to yourself.” 0. Mow”, Prime Minister of Ontario. It is this Mr. Mercier, the friend and ally over whom “triumph” Mr. Mownt rejoiced ofiioinlly. who made some of the worst of the speeches to which the Globe ref'ers, and whose “victory” was obtained by this very polidy.â€"Empire. “ THERE have been mud. inflamma- tory, intolerant speeches delivered in Quebec ;' speeches that seemed deliber- ately designed to irritate Englishâ€" spoakiug people and inflame Protestant sentiment.”-â€"Globe, May 12th, 1889. “ Penutanguisheue, Oct. lGLh, 1886" “To the Hon II. Mercier. M. P. l’:" AT the recent meeting in this village in the Masonic Hall, Dr. Gilmour re ferred to a pamphlet addressed to “Facts for Irish Electors,” and snid,Mr. Mere- dlth was the father and c’ircuiatn‘r of the Same. Dr. Gilmour weil-knoWs that of‘t times such kind of productions are got- ten up by these of tho opponite side and c‘irou’iated with the thought that they may injure their opponents. If the doctor had wished to be straight- forward in the matter, he might have stated that Mr. Meredith denied having anything to do with eui‘d‘iip‘fin'tmfii We quote for the benefit of his hearers from the Globe of 27th March last, wherein Mr. Meredith in his place in Parliament (in reply to Mr. Awrey who had churng him with getting up the pamphlet), “ rose and said he had alâ€" ready denied responsibility for the pumâ€" phlet. He repeated now that he was not in any way responsible for this pamphlet that he had not seen it, or heard of it until after the first. discussion on the subject in the House.” If Dr. Gilznour had Wanted to do'the fair thing and act honestly ho would have given this denial of Mr. Meredith’s upon this point. But it. did not suit and thereâ€" fore was not given. . COUNTRY Pfizbtééé‘fi‘ifs MERCHANT 1.3"“ Peggsl‘fifi)‘; Envelopos yostthl to any part figxfixlq’ion with their )ufiinosfi curd upmtly printed thereon iubluck ink for $200. Send copy with remit.» GRIP says:â€"-“ Mr. Mowat has signed his death warrant. and the execution is to take place on June 5th next ensuing. Whose funeral it will be is as yet undeâ€" cided. To Grip it is a matter of indiff- erence, but whichever Party is in office we would like to see a contingent of Equal Rights men on the flaor of the House strong ennugh to hold the balance of power and effectually Gountcract the undue influence ofany church or sect." Quite right. ' EVERY THURSDAY, At his printing 011106, Ybngofltrbet, Richmon Hill, 0 twin. h Terms 0! 81111901513610 ,E-â€"-$] 001101 11111111111 in ldvance. When not paid in advance $1 50 will 16 charged. Trausitory advertisements, that insertion, perline .................................. Beauta Each subsequentinam‘tion,per liho. 3 ccnts‘ t. Contracts for time and space made on applica- 1011. fizfliverpisomonta without wricteu instructions will be inserted until turbid and urged tmn siâ€" ent mtoa. muce‘ , THE Conservatives of the West Rid-' ing of Kent have nominated Mr. J' Clancv,a Roman Catholic who supported Mr. Meredith in all his opp0sitiou to the Government on the Seputate School and school book questions. Owing to our beinga day late lhin Week we have time to say that the " genial young man” of‘ the other sheet, has proved himself in this week’s paper to be a person of pigmean stature and mind. and it is doubtful whether his sickly carcass would be value in -the market for 400 cents let alone 8400. He is a (it representative of those who pay him fur doing their dirty work. Evidently the HERALD hit hard last week. From Don In Saturday Night. M. H. KEEFLER, On Tuesday night[ listened to my old friend, my ideal friend, William Ralph Meredith, as he addressed an audience which was only limited by the size of the Pavilion. While he spoke, that. immense nudienee, m:in of them standing, seemed so impressed by the message he had to dolivor that each an seated auditor, as he grew tired, Seemed careful to move from one foot to‘the other as noiselessly as possible. I would not allege that Mr. Meredith's rhetoric is of the sort which holds a listner spellbound. enraptured; it is not. It is tho mun. God doesn’t make men like him every day. The nobility of his nature, the elevation of his character, the lofty impulses which move him are attractive to everyone who does not rudely deny his own soul the right of judging of the worth of a man by those unerring instincts which make us aeâ€" quainted with goodness and ability. 1 shall not attribute to him the cunning equipment of' the. politician ; he looks it. I have often wondered if he really pos- sessed the astute mentality of the suc- eossful politician. He is so candid and so ingenuous, so unlike the ruck of politicians that one could not rate him without. berating all others. At the risk of seeming a devotee. I unhesits tingly pronounce him :1 brilliant ex» oeption to every other politician I ever know. He is accessible without being cheap, companionablo without being familiar, lovable without being effusive. His demeanor is that of‘ the gentlemanI ‘yet‘ his constituents call him “Bill” cven' while they, by every instinctive courtesy, treat him as their superior laiid let him“ linen? by every" dovié'é‘nfi" peroratlon : 1 am fighting to advance the' prin- ciples of civil rights. It would be imâ€" prudent for me to prophesy what the result of this election may be, but I can assure you that tho pledges I make to the people of' Ontario shall be fulfilled ' honorably, should you trust me with your confidence. IfI find that I cannot fulfil my duties I will retire at once and I restore to the people the trust they have, placed in my hands. We are fighting in a noble cause. Our standard we' raise on high is a grandone to fight under. I wish it had a more able leader, but may He who directs all things, directl you aright in the choice ot‘a ruler for the next four years. The hall rang with the cheers of the audience at the con clusion of Mr. Meredith's speech. At‘tcr speeches from the Mayor and E. E. Sheppard. the following resolution was put and Carried: That this meeting hereby expresses its approval of the platform so ably laid down by Mr. W. 1t. Meredith in his speeches in Parliament and before the electors of the Province, and pledges itself to support him in the coming con- test agu‘inst the present incompetent government. ytl_â€"â€"â€" Tim fines Vostizza currents, and the beat Valencia raisins” at the Concrete. Mrk‘inson’dt‘ Spritzer". Th‘e' York Herald. 'HERALD" OFIFCE, fiunusi'mn 1w f’lgmean. Richmond Hill, 011 ' When Mr. Meredith at last stepped to the front the audience for fully live minulea cheered. He was sufl'ering from a bad cold, but. spoke, however, for an hour, in an eloquent manner. He showed up without mercy the falsity oi‘ the claim of Dr. Gilmour, that the government of Mr. Mowat was entitled to the honor of having conferred the manhood suffrage upon the people of' Ontario. That the legislation to that stop had been opposed for years by M r. Mowat and lhuh‘it was he and his fol~ lowers in the Opposition who had forced hULJhmnaLilm M Mr. Wallace was received with marks of much favor. He pulled to pieces the present management of Ontario’s finances. He referred to the parliament buildings’ job as a huge swindle upon the Canadians, and a slap in the face to our Canadian architectsâ€"~pointed Out how the design of Darling 8L Curry for a building costing $750,000 was fur preferable to the one of the Buffalo architect, which will cost over $2,000,â€" 000, and which has been acceptedby the model Mowat Government. The hisses from the audience came in here fast. and flit-ions at the action of the government in this respect. speaker next rel'erl'cd to the manner in which Dr. Gilmour had taken credit upon himself for certain 'oille introduced into the House, especially with regard to a bill for the adjustment of disputes. it remains to this dayI said the speaker. a dead lcttor upon the statute book. He also thought Dr. Gilmour very cheeky in claiming credit for the Factory Act and for the Employers Liability Act. In the year 1885 Mr. Meredith intro. duced in the Legislature the Eu‘iplo‘yers’ Liability Bill, and expected that it would have passed, but much to his‘ surprise when the time came for the second reading, Mr. Fraser mode the six month’s hoist, which means that it is not to be read at all. To show that they (the. government) were nnwilling‘ that the Conservative party should have the creditfor Allis, they brought» in at the next session the samemcasurc; but instead of' calling it the ‘hlmployer’s Liability Act’ they called it the ‘ Workmcn’s Compensation Act.’ This was. of course, rushed through in short order, and here we have our brave Dr. Gilmour claiming the credit. Mr. Meredith also stated that Dr. Gilmour voted against Mr. lngram's motion for the exemption of the income tax. Deal- ing with the’ proposed amendments to the Separate School Act he said: The language follo‘v‘vs the flag, and so long as the banner of liberty floats above the heads of Canadians, English shall be taught in Ontario schools. After rcl'er ring to other matters he said I have endeavored honestly to preserve my native land, I am here standing up ‘for the civil rights of the people and I am ready to fall in the noble cause il'it should be the will of the people. Mr. Meredith concluded with the following perortttion : Mr, Clandendn spoke first, dwelling on and supporting with arguments his platform as laid down by himself in his address to the electors. . MLJ. S. Fullerton made a capital campaign speech. He was prepared to concede to every Roman Catholic what he believed he wds entitled to. He was very sarcastic in reference to Mr. Mowat’e action in granting his son th shrievalty of Torouto as well as the way in which the licenses were handled in the interests of the government of “truth and righteousness." I affection that their familiarity is but. a means of expiegsing in oqe y'vord a feel - ing which would be oheapeded if it. found conventional expressidn‘. The meeting at the Junction on Saturday night was in every way a sim- cess in point of numbers, énthUBiasm, and in accord with the Views of the speakers of the evening. Dr. Gilmour was not there. The ‘World says: Sometime around the last elections he made application for ad~ misainn to the Carlton Orange Lodge and his name is now on the books, but owing to the lateness of his applidation, or for some other reason, he did not be- come a member. And yet when he was asked at the Fail-bunk meeting the other day, whether he hat") ever tried to enter the Orange ranks, he replied “N0.” V There was one or two things 'which in our View took soufewhat. from the pleasure of attending. One was the disgraceful state of the road leading from Brockton into the town; quag- mires, duck ponds and mud being the composite parts of the road loading into that flourishing town with the long nameâ€"a. disgrace to any onerhoxae cor- poration, The other was the hoarseâ€" ness of the principal speaker of the evening, who from overwork was in bad voice. 1 am fighting to advance the prin- ciples of civil righls. It would be imâ€" prudent for me to prophesy what the result of this election may be, but I can assure you that the pledges 1 make to the people of' Ontario shall be fulfilled honorably, should you trust me with your confidence. IfI find that I cannot fulfil my duties I will retire at once and reslore t0 the people the trust they have placed in my hands. We are fighting in a noble cause. Our standard we raise on high is a grandone lO' fight under. I wish it had a more able leader, but may He who directs all things, direct you aright in the choice 0le ruler for the next four years. The hall mug with the cheers of the audience at the con elusinn of Mr. Meredith's speech. Al‘ler speeches from the Mayor and E. E. Sheppard. the following resolution was put and Carried: That this meeting hereby expressas its approval of the platform so ably laid down by Mr. W. 1L Meredith in his speeches in Parliament. and before the electors of the Province, and pledges itself to support him in the coming con- test against the present incompetent government. The Junction Meeting. QGSPartics from a distance; getting Sale Bills printed can have them done in time to take home the same day. Made only by McCOLL BROS. 65 CO.l Toronto. 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