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I'I'E ELEOTIOh&
"The elections are: new over and ah.
'though the full returns. are not all in,
sufficient liaa been.' receiver, to . show
that. the Government will be- .sustained.
by a.: large majority. Though defeated,
Reformers ha a no reason . to complain
a the result of Tuesday's voting, In
the old house the Govreinnent had a
majority" of 86; while their present ma=
:rarity will not exceed hG or Oa In
Bruce -aria sutura Reformers -have every
reason to -feel proud of their work. Thea
Gooerri:inent,, through their infamous
Gerryinsi ldering Actwere determine&
to have a majority, of the-a,ats,. butt how
sadlyhave they been disappointed
Glorious old Bruce; with a Reform ma:
jorit>y-, was euoat and -carved that even
air ; +Tc li:ti !liuuSeif Made Iti r boast that`
atm • weittld be compelled to retia,,- two
ntentbors to snpp:ert the ,Qovernrnent.
Rut, alas, for human nature, all is not
gold 'hat glitters, s, and the stern yeoman:
ry of the: ctinnty :determined to stamp,
eat, bribery and corruption,, hayre: sent
THREE. men, to Parliament to 'support:
the Hott.. Rhear, Blake. _ In our own
riding;. West Bruce. We had a clean
`ivala:over, Mr—.:James Somerville- being
returned by neatly WOO of a majority,.
taut in the Inst . and • North Ridings
M asrs Wells and Gillies had a des:
Iterate struggle for their seater, .and we
are safe itt sa3.ing they are the only men
who could have redeemed•the ridiltgs.
Huron; once the ' banner county cif
the Prov Men, was sus .,shaped by- the
,rrytttander that it was: thought flu:
poasthle: to gain note than- one seat for
the Opposition,- bat the result of - ,the
ballot on Tuesday declared that Mr•
aft. i.• Cameron waukt represent the
West and- Nir. John. - lie Milian the
South, thug sending two .trc,m Huron
and three trent Bruce to support Mr.
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-ELECTION DAUEE,S
—4e .A1111 we .sick r'"—Shaw,_
aud<J. Burr. Pinmb
A large amount of •money. c i a,nged:
hands. in this village On -.the result of
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.the elections. .
—the Hon..Fdw`ard Blake ai d-Iien.
Alex. Mackenzie have both been re_
turned by- large. majartes:�. , •
•—" Luckuow is the Grittier: little
holee in Canada,",said a Conservative at
the.Dunga:tnon demonstration o Mon
day last. .
--When the -newat reached`L eknow
that DIS C Cameron had de.fea ed: Mr.
Porter. -in West •Huron the': exc tennent
.knew no bo Inds, and cheer afte cheer
rent the air for -over half an‘•liotr. The
Tories were - terribly Crest. fallen; . and
went home utterly disgusted.
-=The news that Mr, M. C. ameron
was returned -for West .Huron was a
death blowto the Tories. Largs -crowds
of then, bad assembled. in -the Village
trona the surrounding townships to hear
the restilt of the c:ontest, but _11 min:
the tO • after
Oaineron was the man, not. one was to
We may live Without- poi , at ueic-snd art ;
We may live without eonscxence, live without
- heart; s
We may live witheup live
t friends, we,
. without ,woke. ;
But how can we lige without J. Burr lumb ?
Buri Plumb, the sweat:singer of
Niagara, • has vanished from the stage
of pol'tt*cal lite. Jotiat- will n doubt
take consolation inthewords of hotnae
litoore -
The harp that once through Tara's halls
The soul of music Shed,
Now bangs -as mute on Paras- wal:a
As though that sour had fled.
—Mr. A. Shaw, ex L.P.- is known
no more forever... When last sen he,,
was on hisway to Lake Huron, with a
•entailgrip-sack in Itis 'ha;id, ,.,.belled.
Rt R. It . 'Wells, M. P. for East Brace,"'
while. he vias: heard gently hum ping •
I aurno more a skipper ;
The Cheese I must forsake-
., My place I give to R..M. w
To serve old Edward'Blak
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otter
be seen. • .
TOl;Y TACTICS.
The Kincardine Standard in its: list
issue, with trate Tory principles, masa-
a: baseand- cowardly .attack on the pi -4-
✓ charrieter of Mr: Janie& Soniervilll•,,
• thin the Reform._ candidate; but now, wee
ars, pro act to say, the member .elect: far.
West by �
Brim,: de.uouncin that gentle.:.
'tikete! .Its an .' inf ci L" Not content
with hurling forth -the vile tlanderit his
paper, we have Leen,. on good
• authority that he 'natio- a trip- through
tar N .rthern townships. and Spread
the "glad tidings.' far and near. ` We
term.- them "plod. tt,linas," "for suer
they certainly Were to the. average-
1ury when fighting* forlorn hope.
. They had no faith in the policy of their
party and n►ucli less itt the ,ability 'Qf,
their candidate. When:. the Conserve
Lives: nominattea- Mr.. -Scott as their
EFandaid 'bearer they had not the slight
est hel eofsaeccteshutaontestedtheriding.
ealaty tar the purpose of depriving Mr.
S.,ut rvilIe the 1►rrvilege° of helping 1Jr
Eat Wells in l:..stt 1 xu.;e or Mr. Cameron in
,West Haltom We will not, in.ult the.
ititdligcace of oar readers s Ely a rrr`ug in:
to any lengthy disoassion.of the affair,.
a;• Ur;, $.omerviile is one:. of the heat
kno to titan m cite riding, -and his re:
ligiuus bearings are *elf kna►*n to all,
,,;cutely tliat of a -Baptist,, • This is :not
the fir4 time, ; in his. shout" carter as a
j.;urt►aitlt, the Standar& meal has pare -iced.
h tm eft tinworthy of the 'tarns,. and we
traria hit meau, o t uteniptible acts will
receive their just ie_ward.,
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.. Tlae 'Liberals had a splendid vie:
tory in. 't lie .Local It kectte!' for `Glom*
ester Onutrt r, Newt'runawiek, Moudiy.
The tvr% Lt eral caudidates header the
poll,obtu inittg 978 and 763 respectively.
. The Teary csiididtttes only secured 421
• (111,r1 339 -.showing a. etear Liberal`Ins:
• joist.y -of 556. The Doul ttiun Govern:
-• ....t "-'''''''s .tion br ,uvht cilkw in
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GAIN
IN 1881
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—The glib:tongued orator -of: sborne;
waisted aa: he was by that a '1e .Tory
statesman, "Gerrymander',': 1, s failed
to: draw the wool ever' the. eye .of'.the
independent electors of West Huron
and lair. M. L . Oameran • was retnuied
by, a handsome. majority.
�u ttfles . of P
am . offer�r�g e�er�t . day. mmens� - q ..
R T FROM- 6-TO0.15. CENTS. DRESS GOODS:9TO 25•CE>i
P IN S � •
oods,
Factory -Cotton 5 -to 1.2 cents. The best assortment of 'town,; at the love,t rices.
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A fin sortment of Boots and Shoes., : Just opened TWO cases of Ready-made -C' oth ng.
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A NEW LOT .OF GLASSWARE A D. OROCK
.Lots of Straw Mats. _Felt Hats from 50 cents up at
- -s
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300 PALRS -PRUNE-LLA-SHOES:A
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from: 50 to:00 c„ nts t•
'NEW STRAW . AND FEM.' HATS. IN GREAT VARIETY, AT
-NEW SPANISH -LACES IN ALL' COLORS, AT A. _MACINTi YRE'S.
BORN.
GE )nEs.—€n. Lucknow'; on KC ay,Juns•
i6th,1882, the wife• of r. Wm.
txedd.es-of a daughter..
R DISH. ; -
MtrRRAr.—In Watvanosh,. o Fridays
June 16th; 1:$82, Ftcira Murray,
youngest dau+hter .of fir Robert
Murrasled 15.years,
y,• 6
EAT
I-wsih to inform- the citizens of7,uekiiow. and
surrounding country', that I have
' opened lip a :'
BUTCHER &I.OE
Iri it. G. Gr:eenwill's Old Stand. t will keep
on hand at all tune's
ALL KINDS DF •FRE$H `MEAT.
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Meat Delivered to all Parts of the
Village, on Shortest' Notice..
Give me a call.
JAMES'S LII1 DSAY.
Lucknoar. Sept. 9th. ! •
SHEEP LOST.
0 i TRAYED ; FROM -THE PREMISES
of Neil Beaton, lot 3 `von. 2, .Kinlues,.on
or about the 2uth May last; one White Ewe,
with long tail,and.o'ie Southti -witRain.Lamb.
Any person giving such .fuformation as will
lead. to. their recovery will be suitablyy re
carded. NEIL BEAtI..'ON. Luckniw'P 4,•
LAND FOR. &tints * AS •
KORTH HALF LOT NUMBER.' THREE
in the Ninth Concession West Division Ash-
field,.
100 *ems: 't''his Lot is well wooded, and
cctnrist.e of Maple, „Be.-cb, ].frac, Hemlock,
This
,
nutiedar hsI,
tR 1 i lot eau be p.iretr.tded.iu lots
air:rn rtv fi a gpres orinrire .t+urther part;-
. Fay ` a tNlyiitgg t,t ,
"�[i•`KVILL�`
Pitl6E8: LONG Tttoi,: REr3ATE,.loiti;IMPFloVirt 1' . •
taw:, RtottE0 FARE AND-FREtftarut •aETTLEiis1[
FOR FULL 3NFORMA41011, eco us; t
F RE hi NEWPORT, Qelr,tl:ANDIcor-
Mt,waN vlit Foil is 1- .' 10 E . PAutF.R= Mow, -
. I.
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THEGRAY 3tEI14111110 Luek'aw.
iT tronto. 41cit. , C E
. Sola in I.ucxnow- by all drug:fir-
every wherein. ranedsaad Cly :?.''«itp .
ivy__ 33_i vrho>. ..ik.
s in all shades and. prices,.at A..MacIntyr.'s .
100 Pieces�of Dress. Good ,. e . I'arsI��s;
Satchels, and a reat variety of Fancy. Good at A. Maclnt .res.: Ladies :and Gent
Ladies' and Gents Ties:. Ladies' and • Gents Kid Gloves.,
-Fishtertuton's_
PATENT
ROLLER
-424 2m.
WIN G1IIAr
Money to Lc
On Real Estate, at reasonable
rates, on terms of payment to
suit. Borrowers.
ELLIOT TRAVER
OFFICE --Nnxt to -Post OLce
Lucknow, March 11.
.AT T. LA WREN CESS : OLD 'STANI., LUCK_NO
the farmers and' the general public. t will not a
To. ,pay
you to buy anything in the a Hardw.tre Line till you call at the
New Hardware Store of T. Lawrence,Campbell bell street•, Luck-
Ne H 1? ,,
where agreat varietyof goods_ is now_ opened ened out._ New
now,h � P
designs in Builders Hardware,
.G!ass,?utty1Sho el�S,Cutlery; Iated Hare, Pai�tsI Oil2,
Manure and Pitch Forks, Roess Rakes, and everything found .=
a a First: - Miss : nava are . Store:
willstill Continue keepas
I lune � • .•
usual.a fine lot of
Granite "?ares,
also Box, Pallor
a4 .- Goo Ov
All of which are marked.down low;
Eavetrau hin and d RePairxng P
r
m
ptly Attended To,��`
As nonebut.first-class -workmen-are e m. Nloyel,
parties fav-
P
oring 'us' witll. their'w.orx, eau rel O' having u•, c
. n•_v.ui� t>t li.t in� i-. _cal �ii�
done,andat as low prices as: can be -done itguy first-class sL
op.
in the country... White returlun'' :111 :. thanks to. tate ufllil' tt►1'
. � - g Y. P
the liberal :atrona:e bestowed
, p,. � u ed f Il nle� ill ti.e �tt,t I hope f.,-><•-
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the contuiu�ance of the sone in the future. l
THOS. LAWRENCE.
Alex.. Mac(nty
breiia� .
Coll�1 s.
Oi
p KEM.DA149S
tSPAYI N ii ol'.
Ierldalr.s Spavin
The most succesafu-' remedy eves vert d es
• it is certain in its effects and. : o;:
...blister.. Read proof below, •
KENDALL'S- SPAVI.
- New -Hamburg, .Ont., I
Mr. F. H. McCallum, dears
of Dr. Kendall's Spavin Cure
last suminer wave •me the iitino
and'performed _a wonderful -cur
nineteen years old belonging;to
badly spavined for ten years. S
that:I could hardly x:tt her
dampness is entirely gone afte
bottle of the cure; and she is
horse again, Yours'truly, J.
KENDALL'S SPAM
--Sendfor `dress :Illustrated Illiiskrated
we thin,. gives positive p
virtues. ToMrem ;d3- has
with such.unqualified'
to .our knowledge,fo
as well as man.
Price.$1 per hottl
or sig -bottles for S5.
druggists have it orcai
for you, or it will be sen
address on receipt'of price
prietors, • Dr: B.. T. Kends
osburgh Falls, V
SOLI) BY. AI.i, D
LYMAN SONS k.
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MONT$E3L P. Q
�V holes jl a A gents.
c 28th,1881.
ught of you
• satisfact civ
upoii a,: mare
e,whioh wa •
e was so lame
more. tht:
using half a .
ike : a young'•
CURE ,
renlar which • -
oof of its
er .m et -
rccess
east°.
All- #:
get it
to any
y the pro
&• Co:, 3
UGC Is'i's:
Wishes to inform . the pub
constantly ou haiid a •
FRET -CLASS
S
Aen's
Women's,.
Alias
Go ,:'vi ex rTui tee !Lis r
11tc)ck iti each data, espec'
bbte d. Whole-
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Gast • y r's stock 301:1
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