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1 :It • -is' far better that _ these -smaller
parties should: have the ^fullest a'ppor,
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tunity of working— :i, their principles
to legitimate co :'cylus o.- i t,st,: < ' -
beingY. forc`ed i-pito:�
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method Fol. . one rez --'• . 1n 4t ti' ...cu
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'the'se .n€lepenclt nt ; 4 . ..
fish a great -dml.. of gobtl. They will
-Lift -the .trade ti=.t=Ftif {: • :nd -00 ler ni cd
ed reforms, outside t; e : heat- of party
discussion, and'hav-e -them talked. anter.
:and ,d-� purely on their own
merits.
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The..Lucknov Sen ins
aTglituni,TY PO UTTE t AND TO: ARGUE:
V$EEI F ACCOEDIEGF TO:_ THE DICTATES
t?l CONSC EXCK WE PRIZE ADO -VE ALL
OTHER: LIE.ERTIES •
0 t. 27th , 1893.:•
TJJ1 J).• PA R TIES.
' The I present: = aspect: of Canadian
kehieLaT - poi -Wes differs greatly :from
tnat of
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.the old days'o
f George -Brown
anl teteat: immedie:tely succeeding.
Thhen, t1i rc were 'but tli:e two main:
pcilitical parties; fiercely opposed, with:.
Ilines drawn hard ;and fast. Now, 'be-
sides'the two regular parties, we -.have.
p:. � t "third parties-
each
arat es " - 1
outside ' Fit ties' +�_
each Of I 'ci. ;t, :- t= -i to e11ect
�.- II �� � ez�(�c. v �..ng
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lI1£' 11 i.-rs- -to 2.t_prese it . its particnlar •
h idea. in Pariia;theht= and the :'Legis-
ty.
t'attires.' -• The. Most prominent of these
01. :PCEmus cif Industry,..and the
11 ' (1`'I . c +'- C`onser 'atives and Re.
Mr. McCartliy., To
Cheese may be added the:.Prohibitio=_fists,
K
ore nunut.ilins :trail -either of the
other two- and:tending -stron ly in
it dependent political .
par tics" :are with
i t d facts, -of
ft. .Ba n pat rtes gain I :.� I y
!,e :? tl t z„or. s eering, at,
THE
7:RUE REFR.ESET.:-TINE.
Mr. Carrow, I�I.P.P;,, for West ` •
•Hut°or4, in his �'eddre-�.s t.o the '::conven-
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,ion,: whit;: ren€i.nina ted him last'wee
made. the following statements = - -
: j� ill,: if nominated;give a genera
_ support to the present Governmen
so long as it. will _introduce and -favo
liberal-
Measures, hilt 1 also with to b
at liberty to favor measures which -
consi€ler liberal -hether.the eminat
Y
from. the -€Tov ei•nmen:`t side or from-th
Opposition! is have,. 1 'ma s:.:
• serious fault to complain ori with th
present 2%411lis o y, but it is the tendency
of Ministers, to think;. after they -hav
been in . power -some:
P time, tha
instead_
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bey are the masters,; of th
_ servant of the arta, and to occasi n
ally undertake the pr=ocess. of ":whip
ping into -line-" when they themselves
-should-he w�hipp c : into line, _ -and 1
'therefore; while promising; as I do} a
general adherence-£& the present Loci
Govenerit, desire to reserve to my
self some -measure 'of independence
which. 1 believe . would be,iri ,the inter
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estsoft:-e c=u
� o Iltralthough not . in
trod. uced by: "the. Govcrnmeut, or ,et: en
favored by it
Thiss the- -
true and. ro ei� �siti
p p -p�o . on
for any representatsve to take and - it
is just such: a .onee as should expcet a.
.gentleman of :Mr. _Gari•ow's 'in lepend-
once, intelligence- a,n:d" intr-egity wou14
fif'�1 rap ; x oot,trp u::: A representative
vh v,—jll .i€�Flc=_;: ->ut the course -thus
u}utlirzed' t}y =I1 r...Gar row is -w ortii
mu 4,1-4 .l_is constituents, than a" dozen:
.who will -allow- - their party leader. s to-
do- their thinking .for: --thein .and who
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will stand- up or sit downjust-as-the
p
leder nada his' =head: It Would be
v-astly:brtt€;r for the country; :and .th-e
0vernm.-qt t _�:u' if.- representatives oil::.
both sides of politics. -would adopt -.and
follow out :an _equally -:independent
platform - - iii are also. glad'..to note
that : the : Li3:erals of :west Huron
. •zheerf ully granted them candidate -the-
liberty -he - asked for.-==Seaforth , ; --
pQsitor _ s 1
1t : went business- from
itwhat-1.t;LS wh-` i ; :ror'ds- and Eh ggE ri
.pI`:yed,r<r a prominent part in -the
=bloody struggle's of.our ancestors:_- It
is- becoming the. science- of -slaughter;
nide
z u der announces that he is per
fecting' an engine osdeath to be operat
ana ging it_ may be discharged ' four
times in fifteen minutes, throwing at:
' each discharge 25,000 bullets over a
space of 22,000. feet:
DI -STRICT MEETING I.:0.
The quarterly . meeting of ?District!
Lodge No. 21, . . G. G: T, . Was -helcl in
the temper ance Hall, Winghatn, onf
Tuesday _last. At the time of openin
there . were Upwards of 100 '-delegates
present, -: representing *lodge's in ail-
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parts of the 'strict,whichcomprise .
the whole -County of Huron and th-
townships of Kinloss and :Culross and -
the village: of • Commit
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on crr l
edentia s and �the
d � St
State of
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Order. were appointed th
e Dist
by
Chief 'Templar, _Mr. W. F.' Broc
shire..' The--nernbers .: of Anchor_
Hope Lodehad secured billets for
visiting delegates•'among the friend
the-- tem ��-.erance - -cause - in :town-.
before the adjournment for din
took.
lace the� Billeting- Ietiri `::Cornni
had the -billits..distributed and atiya -
me3n:t5 inire to conduct t'&i str :na
t their respective homes for the d
The -lodge suet promptly at`2 p.
a d . proceeded to_ busiz-tess- .at : once.
R eports " from the'delegates Was- ,
first order of business. = Most of
reports were- of a most encouraging
ua,t�urex' and showed-. that : good rest
may ; b1e looked for from the .efforts
being put -forth in the different lode,
Th credential committee reported r
the report Was adopted, on_ motion—
The report of the- committee on
state -at ,_fare:. Order was �•c�refu
prepared and exhaustive. one and
considered clause: by -clause.t sh
ed' -that he `Membership in the clistc
was' ,abcut:-1000 , recomu ended tl
ro alt :t r��? efficient efforts. _--be m a
t c, I'FE ,us^lt`iLL� 11 dormant lodges_
that - weak; lodges.
tees
fhe
District
ken
the
friends
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12�3if
ties
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ay.
ice.
the
the
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be
�V rj1 the n cessary assistance: to pla, e
on;oorl solid .basis, • and :that.
the district da all .in its : power #to
further the coming plebiscite- on .. th
liquo �trathe. The report was adoped
A discussion off. -the coming, plebisciito
=was_ opened by.` 'Mr. I+: Metcalf, of
Blyth, who,; . in a well :: considered
address, pointed :out the : necessity of
the- Temperance people being ` united
ins the _ matter - and rolling - 'up. frn
immensemajority for .prohibition .zr
the first of January next: He also
went into details as to the . taking { of
the vote, etc. The' discussion was
taken part in :by Mr. J. G. Murdoch,
of Lucknow, Rei.- 3`. (1 Madill, Grand
Chief -Templar, - and - others. A com-
munication was -read from Mr J. E.
- Thom, of Goderich,who had been
appointed convener for the West Rid
ing -of Huron. • at the great Temperance
Convention - in Toronto, on the 3rd and
4th instants, asking the I. 0: G. T. as
being -the largest temperance organiza--
tion in the Riding,'to -take -:.the initia-
tive in the matter,- and call a . conven'
:tion. On motion, it .was decided' that •
the .District. e assume the res _an--
sibilit
and ': that _ y, . a eQnvention.:, be
called ed
meet _ at Manchester, 'on
Wednesday,November lst next 1 at
1 o'clock pi m.- -Mr. 3. G. Murdoch,
delegate to . last meeting of Grand
Lodge, gave a splendid- report of Otho
proceedings of: that :body, and received
,a hearty vote of thanks for
k same. -°A
vote of `blanks was unanimously;ss-
ed to -the
W ngham friends _whoi-- go -
hospitably
entertained- the delegates
s
during:.their stay -in tow:n, - 'On motion.
it was 'decided that the next .district
Meeting :be .held in Manchester on the--
4th
Monday - iri - January - next, I A..
most harmonious and enjoyable :meet-
ing vas then .brought.to a -close.
BORN..
KI I3OPNE, In.
Lucknow, on Monday,-,
October_ 2&rd,- 1893; . the wife of Mr. A
-Kilborne::of a.daughter:
.FAR# t=O.R
AS?` LO'[` 16 CON.- 4,:WE..
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..�J. a an sh containing 1.00 acres, fair
buildings, 35 acres .of growing.- tin Lhy 1:t. ,
id balance under grass.; - .r. be sold tit { •
low' figure .
Apply to p :
• GEO-. MAIR '& CO-
Bankers, Lucknow.
RS "ESTRAY.TL
HERE. CAME. TO THE• . T'I'LZ_`LI'S
of '.tile' undersigned at the 'fol rand hotel.
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cri Saturday t; the 26th of August, ,,one
a7ed"bay horse. with one white hind foo_ t. ;The
o* er-'is requested top prove -property, ,)ay ex,:
pease$ and- take him_ away.
JAMES D. BAKER.
: - Holyrood ..0, j
SALESMEN
TO SOLICIT- FOR
::' a - choice' lute of nursery stock. Oom-
nl.ete` -outfit - •
"" • --TEtrifiltICE NURSERY CO,
Rochester
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--TO - Tv
Winer epar1tmcnt.
Where -�fieywill find all -kinds and kinds of bead wear fir fsi[ w��er.:� Vere is large stock
of .MADE in the we ask low rices
READY• MA3�E .��i�KFT� the 'IS �ty�e� w��c�:� prices
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R THE :OL)-I'WEATHE
�e have the -best line of FJR��ever�o�eredb�VisThe �reenland Seal -1 is very'fa
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ionabe. inGa es..and-Jackets also � �u��. The�torn� Cfl�Iar stillheeds �t� own in
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o.Want.--an- �V�RC4AT .w
e. xaVe s ee�7
i rov�ded Fur Coats ITIsi rs Waxteds,
:.;Beaves - and Tweeds are am n• the variety Velave stock. Ladies. an•Conte-
en give us a •
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Loo s1 Hinges, Paints,
Paints. Oils and Glass
BUILDING PAPER,
SCREEN`DOORS
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RED FELT., . -
0 K. FELT
SCREEN WINDOWS . . .
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des
ara,ntee our
ireead to be Ohemically
ure
LA GSI—DE,
Miss Maggie - Ross` returned home
last week. '
Mr. Clayton has organized a Fores-
ters
lod a in this vicinity.
Miss�MaggeMcKenzie' i re_ eei� ed a
:very bad kick in :the face from a colt.
Mrs.. D. Ross arrived home from.
'Dakota a short time ago.
Fine weather again despite Satur-
day's
aturda{y''s and Sunday's storm:.
ATCHMAK:ER
and 1 fllER
HAVE - NOW OPENED A STORE AT
myResidence on Stafford St. I am,pre-
pared
kinds
to do all kinds of 'Watch and Clock
cleaning and repairing.
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« _ ,. Speietaele Eittirig a pecial ity,
-Slim McLean' Of =Lucknow is visit
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TEACHER WANTED
f�_EA.CHER : WANTED' FOR - IJNION -.
`L school section No.. 14..-Huron-Townsbin;
duties to . commence first of 'January, :18.94. .
.A= .plications, stating salary .expected, exper-
ienco:` and certificate, will be received _till. -
October 110th_ ,1893, by the secretary
1125- 4 DAVID AGNEW - -- -
:: Lucknow P. 0
Every one that : see's
them says they are lover: y
a, perfect fit ' and
EMIT
WANTED.
.8000,00fed..
34:44,T);L..m::ziO,Ors
300,000 -feet of .-maple los wanted
for . which we will pay from 8.P0 to
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$10.00 per thousand. The usual ,pri e
for- blocks - will be paid .
. -1>11ITCHELL BRCS;
" • Safi:mills, Lucknow..
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�wlip11.1ND LOTS 21, 22- AND 23 IN THE
lstnto. s ., -
con. of -.the township i- of info
K �,c�n.'
tainin» 154 acres more of less. There is°onthe
farm a good .new frame house 26x30 feet with
kitchen 20x18 feet ; also large barns, stables
etc. There is 100 acres cleared, the balance
ill bush, and is all fairly : well fenced.. The
place is well watered. The centre part of the
north half of lots 60 and 01. containg 20 acres
more or less, is also offered; : for sale. n this
land there is a - good • house and - Ione barn
and stables, all in gond repair.
For further particulars, apply to,
MALCOLIII MoDONAL• D
1.028-5 ' `:[ Luckno r,P. 0.
H ;IF R ETR¥
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TO. THE 11h'REMISES OTHE
undersigned east half of lot 4 con. -
0110i• about the 4th ; day of
September,last, a red two - year old; heifer,
The ower is requested to prove property, pay
expenses and take. her away.
- - JA.M1 SPRE
3.aNNnes- Pa`D
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� $tn'oa 4•AND IioT!2A:LE9
- :�O.t�' 5
au P s,%nyr -mu00 Wig,
with yrst-c 8 build nga, for side a� a
APP2p,tu bora
- CiT(1MAIB
- •- - . : eat,
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A large consignment of cocks
roc ved
ust
d ;(loops in waillu n
.o, _
da--... Clocks.
h1f 'hou
$
da � Cio wire
Oral gong
8-. -day Clocks at . day
price
8:day ��ook� i�t
alarm in.
t -a :d walOut
:i cath -
3.
Every Clock warranted.
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If you want a first -ansa set'of teeth-
cheaper
eeth cheaper than the cheapest; call on
rj r9J1nlLnes Df 3e,
Lora
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