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Home My WebLink AboutClinton New Era, 1908-10-15, Page 4- -'-----"-' '�' I 44%,904V WV4MXUV&,&L#U UK OVA�etaUMJQU 1. ;_ I 11 . �t ve a but w th &, 0011c # ; 1111 a citr A-64 district of U 00 14! 11 I . ; % I lftuo* 41t SIX400 volew � - I - . 1. . Xsk" ' ' ; "loyp I I Is ell 113 � "'It I Is Wit %W �, . . -,i rrepare, iror �, ------" which he urge$ the re election �i�k .. : 1. . , ak 00 Nov"O"r ard I , ,, of Uou, 1 E�O,M, ��f the oertAinity -of the Laur- 1 -;-111- ." -11-.1-11., . : � . . I Aft 9"Our M-0 .6 * 4" 11. � � . 11 I . 1, To Points In Tewqml, OWN VA04WO A'Ar =014r4yJ Uperol, . 4. "4" 1W - W. 4� 0 . .. I ; . - "J 3?oO- , . Conservatives have lost Instead of I * � I . , I I I ' � 4 ' I Arthur to 0000VAM, Slid mockinaw Twou; , ----..-* gaining prestige InQuebeo di I r �. , I AxIthur Th $ - and � ' I I I � I .. in . ,� Braullw1ok, $01ra 9.0" a I . pect rowla the uebeo, $Ow� . .ad Newilouacilana., - Goverprillent of.Hon ell of Charlevoix and )Dorchester, now - W . ! , . ' - Port to, 001 14-- __ ,. 0'r"O' " 4 . - t, "O'n* The retirement fr,og the Whitney the Liberals ex ontmtleo 4 All IPPOPIVIN . , .C61 -d. -WeatherV. I . ( Ron Moutolth, , .. I - I I I Minister of A cult held by theConservatIv_eS,tbUq � , I . 98t9bOr "SO to November 3rd ' ,tire, and the op. . , 4,00djUg . . . �.' . 1w, a solid deleption, to OttoW4 to support, TO Se-cuto AdVanced,,Styles � . . I Murkokp LOes, Penetan pointment ot. r, James $. Duff, the . .t,LxkqvofB&ys-Xid e for West they minis atio . . Isud.)(894LnetawanAlver. &kefleld,�K&d&;&$%p, 1; member, of the ,Legla t n, The 9411110 I. a * , . September and. October have been remarkable . 14tur _ beral 44 , I ' L I 4-1k . . . to Depot HObff,, A09) le to. 0ob000nk, r �un of Scandal itateacl � of Policy,, . . 4pds . Alp . . simcoe;a . PAPF In Wall P er, I r- 4-h +; mthat� . h"f-, _ . L. , 0 his Successor, were anvoillic- W . I I . "I'V0 0,11 4 �. %WAA f.LL4W'4.� VY 4P,k# AJA Tw %� . 4 ItsAw V146 a. JX F. my. OL4 ed . so Ora North ]D44Y JrlQJUr4*0. L'LL W yesterday 4fterao9i% by Sir aged by the v naervo�jveo, has : 11 . ;;=T=94 , - to L . James I Albough our orders were . - . � , I . MOO . . diagasted'ibo French Canadian, habl. I I i.., I 0 'y . 1, . !!a - Return 14hdt on AU Tickets I I tent and the independent voters of the "I . n - I . . ,1 Weather In RaPldlY Approaching, , . : .3 1 July, we did not oz - I � 1� h .1,; " + +'6^,I,v h+ ^f �re%111rL r.f%1A wf-athpi. . Q"*.. -A-- " PC*16 -8 dUl LL I . placed LLL . Y.. ". 'A �, 44V S I � �Wq P Pq . 14utaue.c Q SWUM ull%to V440Y Asive eusr� . I . I.-, - 'W .. pect the new, 1'gog Wall paper needs, leA usas * _t y Be ol NaMeation, 1$ eawlier, .to points The Lond.9n Labor candidatei Mr, X ining(I to Kell up a greater majority , .. sis ou, Vy sh Ing -the finest *0"4%1A' 0Jy0 . L ,. L ow. you � .. . I r , otearaws, � I w, movanaless,in a communication t tbail ever for the Liberal coudidater. . , writil next spri 4 but the manuNcturers suggested ' ' � stock of I . I I I For fall Information apply to 0, a Toronto No , aper sayst-141n 6rd 0 The same argument. op lies L to the that . I . �. . � wep er South. Shore and 'easOrn townships . WC take, part of the shipment. now, to give I . . I . . I * , I L I I Wgento to put at rest the rumors that theLab, rom Megancio to, Slierbrol5ke, and at . them the room, which explains,'Why we have placed o I . , I I I ' I . . I Dry +Goods, '. . .L. ... I . . . - r candidate would probably be latter place the Liberals. Are, posi. � - . I 1 .. I ----- ---no a . witt . .1 . . ' . _____ . I . OrAw . ivoly certain in the alesertlon' that, I on sale over 5,000 r0ls of the advanced styles in . . 1, Milliner, L d L, I in the event. of the porn . - L i - . - I , _gIngtion, of a . , act �he Liberal candidate, wall aperi direct, from the, b' St ake" a. 1, � I . CLINTON WEVV ERA Llbersl to contest the seat in the com� , � e In rs in Canad ' L . � . OW'. Ing election,I d outest a The r I ' Y.Lon I . 11. - , . esire it to be understood 'W"1Z.'Tard, X. C... who is 0 % .ightling Studiesoare t I . . I THURSDAY, .00'�. 15, I tWatJ amin the field4juntil the last that seat agairst the ex-member,Ll u. '16S and! Colo L L he latest productions, ' L L . �_ - I . ballot is counted, no wa, 00.1 Worthington. .A sure sign A The Sty art.. . I . , , tter how many. L&ral rings are the most istic we I nm4y-toz-,wear Parml ents, . . , victory 01 -along. the line in the, . XV� candidates oilre In thQ running." , havq shown.' * . . I � The Conte.stin . . Province of Quebec can be &leaned . I � - 9-,. * rou . . . I I- - T, Obase Cas . I � L . I ,,, . from the fact that Hon; � . I I . . in town. We have the,fve.iy best goods obtainable. - I The Toronto News, ,by a deft'but -grain, F., . C., and .other .well-known . . ositivelly refdsp to have Lany_ . ... _ ' The followilorbpare,f(ra,phs appeared 41sonest use of terms . Ali . 'Papers I at the price, and we'p .. I I . - the TO nto alliea;_ . - . ,, presents to it, Conservatives of the better and strong, � � , . , I .Trimmed Free, . I . I thi g to. dow I ith trash. . ]Fall stocks. are'vOW in . to .terest.in the � readera a, migepresentation, of - the or.class refuse to enter the. coate9t, I . . I 1. , I .. L . . I . There is, plenty of'in I Him. Mig Oasexain, who is ,an ex-At� . . . . p .. L )" I - , . I . . I . n I., . I election. contests in this Immediate vi- National Transcontinental Railway torney General for the Province of .. Bundles ol'Remnanis and Odd Lo ' I . . . . at their best. . . I . '.... L. 7 ciui East, Huron, Mr, Hislop, enterprise, It charges; tne Govern. . I I . as at prices � . I . I L I � . Quebec, and former merriber of. the L. which . .. . . the 1be'rnQ candidate, Lis expected to ment with "buildinga new transcont. . I are half-price afid less. 1�1 I . . I I . I ioiantal road atthe public expense?' and House of Commong for the County of . . .1 . . . . I . I I ! I L I I redeem th(3 riding. Canvassers who "I Mountmorency, would most! assuredly L I . � . . I . . . " 1 M4. 1 I L . . have' returned, to town from tb6 rur&l esent himself for a chance of election L I .1 . . � . . ; I . . I . I , . I . I . . I I Fi , A , ,Ssamatter'offadt tbe'Goverlimerit one of the 0 L L . I � L' I I --- I I . presenting I& to private capitalists." Coats r districts report that thOy + never saw fln" everal wrietituencies + . I . . . . . . . I . . . . .fb.e Liberals more dete L rmined , arld-lo, builds only half of the railway (and . . � I f fered him if. he thought he had -the , , L ' of Coats as we workers in this town have this half is not "presented" but,11leas- L We never bad such a fine stock cal Liberal . _ least show of election Re realizes, I . . I . more heart than for many+years. Dr. ed" to the Grand Trunk+ Pacific, Com-. I Nklindow Shades . .. are showing thisseason, 1)Q'Z.efis -and .dozens of , Chisholm, the Conserv&t "panyt which builds the other half, . however.that the Province of Quebec - .. . - .. . . . I . L . . I I . 14 L lve candidatO, I . I . . . will go solid for Lauri and, in his I I � .. I , . " . .. Add'much to'the * * L 6f a house, if I ' 0. . , !tyles to select from, 4nd only one ort*o of a kind I isalso popular here in bispwn town. - . wisdom has declined MrIloomin.tioris . appear4nce., , . ,, I . .. Last election the Liberals were -united VAntworth Will Lbe redeemed by Mr. offeredby his party. . I . I I 9 in some cases.. Almost all �b I including.. black, . a4d enthusiastic. ,' . I . . 1. . . I - , they are af .the prbper,kind. We sell the " Perfecw I . I )r" I W. 0. Sealey, whg has put up an ener. The French-Canadian habitant sim- . I I I . L 'T . navy, cardinal, myrtle, birb% an .� f�nty tweed.' All , -In Weit Huron Robert Holmes, edl- � ply- laugh6 When told the Conservative �L + tion " sbade,.wbich bears our. guarantee the . . �r I , tor of the Clinton New Ara, who sjkt in getio campaign and has done so much would, accord ,the country a better . I I I .. and. is I I loths. 1� I Parliament for One term,, and H, N. - . best lineL on L . , , . I . . I I � prices, according to the styles i L . . for his courl ty th gove ninent if they were elected to I . , . the. m4rkct, I � . . at even many. Jonaer. - 'M + . . . . . � I 1� . � . I , Lewis, member in last Parliament, are , ' cer. In answer to these fairy tale I . � .. . I . . � 11 I .. : .. � I .. � I I I . . . . d d ' I . . I I . L . . . .. + . 1 $7.50 to $25-�� 1 . . . . . I both oat on a s.till-hunt, and it is hard VA ives ,= of defeating hem. The arguments theypoint; out the condition . . . . I i .1 . .L ... I L I I I I . . I ... I . I . L* . .1 , . . . . .. . to, tell who will win. Lewiesplit,with best ind that they have. grave of trad(i prior to 1890, and the emlgra� I . q. . . 1L. ,. . .. � . . . .. . . . . I . . I I . I � I. . ." , his-party.on the North-Weidt School feats of losing the;rIding hao been-giv- ti6n of their solail and daughters to -the ' ' . I . ' ' ' " 11 L � L . .01 . � en in the fi6t that all ' .. ' 5 L I I . . I . L . . . question, probably figuring that it will the,.bigwige of UtUed States to make.a livin - I . . . . . I n6tL h thd party. - both in the Pro�inclai and- th'e' which . - L ; .. U'rb him with the Orangemen, and VeL tb6y now could procure in ir own , � Schoot:Book and )r - . � .1 . Furs . , . . I . . . I . that it will help him with the Ashfield Federal House ha .been called in - to - ., . .1 L ... � . . . I .. .. . . . " I I . L To wnship Cachofica�.- L� the rescue, but thbir argument$, country with far great6r comfort than. . I . . � I . . : . L I . . . I - , lilav's they ever enjoyed under C,oustervativ:e . .S . P0 L . . . . .. . Not a big stock but eveq one selected L fo . " � I 'been as a sounding brass and a tink- rule. '. . . . . . I . � 2 . ' r .- .,The following.paragraphs Appeared ling evrnbal against the'r000rd of set, , In ISM, beforeL the Liberal party I U es, - . _ - � . . . . . 'Ore furs alread Vice Mr. Sealey has made. . - . � I . I I I . our own trade. We've sold m y -than - in the London Advertiser of Monday, L I . . I ' ' . _. . . � � and . we only hope the forecasts may L . . . . L come into office, one-fifth of the farbas . , + I . L I . + I I tip to Nov.. i5th last year. T6- reason -Better ,.. . . prove cc rrect -. - 1�. . I . ..,_+41 .. _�' � ' '.' ..L in the counties of Dorobeater,Lotbin,ere - '- - ' - are, a soecialty with ,us We' plaim the dis. I . . 1. . P . . - I ; .1 � . I . ". I IS �ati ' ' I . i, c6utre J,4egantle, BeatlUe and -Levis were de- I I . � ' I . . values than everLbefore - - I outh rou .+ � I Sir'JameSWhitney,was tl .1 nct n %aVinj �11. the ,new,est tekt . books, as � L I . . . � L - . -, . . ' a ma , . ,L I I I L . . .. � .Q !.. ... ,.: L. , . . I.. . .. 11 - I I - I 11 I . . . . . _", serted- by their Owner ,who were cc � I . disti io of I . ' L � . . . . � . ., I . � L .. L . . 1. . . .. I .. k Mr M Y'McLean, ex -M P, for South, ;of- attraction .� at - -the Conservative. p6lled. to sell their live stock and close . . .. . . � I I . I.. I L . . . . I . we I'a the b v C , ers Pencil etc. . � . . 1 . . 'Huron, is putting up � ll� sole�did fight, meeting at Richmond, Que., - on'Satur, up. their houses, "to proceed to the .1 s , .. est alues in 81 ribbl ? " S, '.. .1. . . ... I I . I . . . .1 I . I I L I . . I . . .. . . . L � . . I I and'judginj fioni reports receivedi his . United States to make a living in tho I .. . . . Turnbull's Uns rinkable, 'I * - L I day night. Other, speakers � weie Mr ' -,BOOK COVERS FREE WITH SCHOOL BOOKS.. I I . . . . I I .. . . I . majoroity at the, last . election will be I , . . � .. . . factories of New England or in bricka . . . I . I . � . 1. _. , . . I . . . � . . . . IL .,. , .. . '1�rgely increased. Mr McLean is hold- D V'Lapdry ,of Ne' ru - kards. This condition of �; things has ' . . I', + . I - I . I . I ... .- ,� . . . . . . . .. .- . ".., I ' ' . . � . . w B nswick and I , I .. . . . . I + ---!�. % � . : I .1 . . � + .. I . . . . . L , . � - . I I . . 1. - L - .. Underwear. . L I L .1 . � . � I- 1: .. in Many-meetings,aird is dealing with Dr �'John'Hayes of - Richmond. - Sir. undergone a great. change since 1806. _ . , . - . . .. . .. + . . . �. � . I I . 1. ... ' I . 1. �.. . thge issues -of the day'with goid results I .James spoke.at . length, dealing �rith These selfeame'Vanadian' habitants . . I I . ., 1+ . .. . ,. . . .1. . . .i . I I ' I L . �. . 41, Varna on Fridky night he -addresFa- fholalleged 06)CrUpPLion Of : the Gove %ho were obliged to emigrate to the � Pure'l "Books� on . � "I . . � .111. ... : .. ... 1. . .. I . Tn- . . I We sell Turnbull'g Unshr"inkable Utiderwehr,:. I ' ''d United States, with th6ir families to * ; . . . + � . .. . . � . . . . , ,. -ed*a large gatherin,4,4nd was given,an mentatOttaw'aan saying thatthe. . . .. .. �L . : I . .. . . I . I And by Saturday expect t.,p have- the ..entire, .stock'. - . . attentive hearing. He has 'mapped'out people,could.put a Stop to . - it if they seek a livlibood among strangers have - I ; � . .... .. I I � , I . . . L . . I 1, a majority � .... ... .. ... . . . .. I . + I . � . . I , -Mr. to get into power in Ontario, And ther, . I w I - To -day : . I � I -� . I I . .. ,. .... . . . La heavy itinerary between now 'and chose to do iw. He cited at consideiv- all returned to their faring, + and aib . . ewd -Subjeets , . .11 I _ . . . I .. . , Avoid I I .. ready for sale. � I . . f _ . 11 � .. . . . . . . � I .. I . electiohday, no less 'than tw ve.pub a:ble 16nkth"the story of- his strtt�gles. � not only. tbriving, but in 41 I . L .. . - , . . � .. �J I I I . lie meetings being arranged for. � ofeasescoinlorlably e Qff.' . L. . I . * .. I ' . . 1 50, 85C ' '_ L . McLean'is i I I . . 11 I., . . ..BOOKS )ROR: MEN.- , . . : . .. . . �. I . 50c, '7 ' in effective liublic speaker rela,tied.all the good legislation that - they have money, -w.litch precludes a I . . Womelles Underwear, -25e9 35% , 9 . I .. and is a wide student'of political of. flo of his sakcrifi6-of their products , . . . I I. . .. I . aca, D.D.). ' - . .. . I . . . . .. e: . . . . . IL I . . . ' wed from the fountain bpaa , and they . � . . (By Sylxanus S-15 I. . I . $1.00 to U.00 . . - . It fairs. His. best work Is'done, in an, -Goye'rnment'' - . are educating their children - in. the � ` . ; ." - . I I . . . . - . .1 .. . 11 __.�... I. .. .. . .. *. 1% . ... . ... 1. . 1. .. . ' ' ; � � , �. . . I I . . _ � . . . 1. . .. . . . . . svierint the'ehargeo Of thw6ppbsition, . . I ., � - I . learned .professions, a ve, all ,� What -a Young Boy Ought to Know. ' L . . . . . . I .1 � 11 .. ' '. ' - ' . . I . I , , I .. . . I Children's "Underwear, 18c, 20 . . where a shows up the, falsity df'.thbfr - -- " - - things aid happv, in 'the: comforts of 1; I . I ,. . . I � . 1, e,,, 25c, 40c, .50c. -to.. 750 " .. Th&St John' X',B'.1 correspow I . .' a'Young- Man Ou�,ht t6:Kno ' ' ' ' ! �. �� .. I. I L � . I , , .- � insinuations and innuendoes. '. .19 ISO their owg boraq,life. - I - ' . Wbdt.,. 1. . � W - - L I..... . . .., - 1, . . - I. . ' - - '. ' . . I .1 . . . . '- .� I L .. I .. e. o e op.., :-One i;onser- - , . . . I . - - I . . . L . . . . . 1, . . . . . 1. + . .. . �. . . , .W. . on ', * I of Th..Gl. b tel6gr - he . . L . . ci_.� _ em- 14. I L � .. . I.. I. .. � L . . . s6an'd,.Ought'to � Xnow I I. . �. . . . 1. � 11 . . . , 4 ' '' ' � 0 %-, . e4 Hur " I . . .What a Young+LHU . . , .. I � . . I . . I . . . I � . I + 'f 45 '. 0 . CompleteL stocks of -Hosiery, Gloves,' Qresli. : - ,.� votive candidate in-, this .:- -HOW. C - i . . . . , -9 . Ought ,to- � kri W.. . . ". � . . . . I . . ., - '01 'for: the mis. 41jjjorden Iflul ' ' . . ..'What a, M n cl I . . , . . . Wesb'lluroh wh a one . . Province has' ,.' . . � . . + .. I . I . - . I 1, : I . step madeLin 1904, -.When it defeated retired from the con test, and'there, Are : . I.. I . -..,?-, ., . . . . ... . . . . I I - ... . I I- . I.. , '. . . � - I .. I 1. � � � . I I . . . . I I . Goods, -Golf Cocits, Waisisi,, Skirts,.'etc. * , - " I Air Robert'Holmes, 9ndelected-M-r'.-E, ' I - I , A . .. '. . . . . . I . � . . I + . L. I. .1 . L � . . . . . . � I rumors , of anothet doing so. ;. On Sat. pred:ictionsoLf a-Conseuv4tive ' . - 11 � I. +BOOKS FOR �WOMEX ... I I. '. . , . ... L. . . I , ' I . - vkc7 . I . I . . � . . . I . . . I . . I I . . . . . I . - ... . i. I I .... . I + + .. I . ... N, Lewis and will return Mr Holriiea +urday Col. , J BA, er, . Cojhile . . felectiOns . no op- ' . . . . (ByMrs.UaryWard-Allan, MX ) I : : .. . .1 + . 3 , + ri7aiive -tory in-thia genera , . w, - . . � ... I I . � , . . I . ' i . I 1.41'. + � . . . ".. by. ai-substaviial iiiajoritk. Uncourag- . k. ' I . . .. .. . I � 4 . .. . . ! . . . .1 ,. .�... .. . . I '. . . . �ports.,have. e6m.6 from I all parts Announ � . ent' 'fr L 7 rroaching ardas common as, they�wete .- . . .. : * . - . . . ;1 . - 110. �;* � . . - . , L I., �, I ced his retirem om the in the threb pteceeding. federal - caul- . � . . . . I . in � re Cougtlt'adnoy� and there Is an aa. . I... . W . - . + .. ' I L I I . . !,. # . of0the . .1 . hat a Aunj Girl Qbght.to Know.- , - -- -� .. � .. . I I . . ,. L, . h' f * A" : aigns, with Juqt about 99 unnWe'ause 11 . . .. . . . . .. ". � � %,.. . surance that'Mr.' Holmesiwill'be re. field; givihg as a reason -that is rien - I _ . ' . I -1 * . . 1. I.. .. 1, I �.. . . L Vbat--6L 'Young Woman Ought to Know ' .�, * 'L 4' . . . . I . . . I . , . . ... 11. . . . , '' ., � I I elected. Wh I I wanted him to ketwin his seat in the for them. '. Almost every Opoosition . ". . .. . . , � I . . ., . . . .1 . . 1. .. I . . . . . .. I . . : ..; . en. ip the House, he was a Local Legislature, ` Donald Morrison, , organ,in the om i I. I L . . 'a.-Youtig Wife Ought Lo Know. . . '' . . . .. ... . I I I , . filthful-worker,and -a more than ninal.. L D ijbion has triedits. L �.. , . What . L . . . ... � .1 . . . 11 I .. - I � .. ly . I 1y dlose studeht�of ' Speaker of the'Lo6al Legialatuve, who hand at. - tiguting, out A majority for . I., I.. � . ' . * I . . . - . . , . . . ' . .. . � .... Wha a Woman of 5 O + I I I . . . .. , . I � . . . . . .. Political events,' He. is op sin W S Loggia, Liberal� in Mi Borden hithe -next House. while, . . . . L. t 4 ught.to.Know'L . . I . I I I . . . . . I . . - . ; I L . I .. C tf,o um� . . � . Iiisheld man�r public nice �11' N erl id,.is ieported feaifid Opposition &liticians, big andlittle- . . ' t ,*L, ' , . . at . . . n L . of*hichhehasd6&lttrenc'IugS �' ., X10 Any of these -books will be sent by'lludil 0 r4e�04�ip � , .. - � I .. .. L . 'd L* . hantj3�'wil.h� of'defeat And An us `U) ,retain the have been serving.out statistics. of , - +- L I . ' . I. - . , I . .. . . I . . ... . .the issues of th , ... ., . �'_., �:�-.OfL$j -'. -- : I 1-1. --.--- . �____ . . L ' ____ -,: . a a . ' __, _. . .., . � I _. . -. -- -.-, � I . '0,0� . , ,� . . . � .. . I . _..... 17� - __ - �_ 'y--_-'--_-- -L " L L - 6ettainty , be -haa- --Indications point -cheer totb61'oithful. . - . :- . . . . . . I L , .. I . L I .. . ... . . I � - __...__ -11-- _ _. __-- L I .,.:,,_ : . . L ' . L ' _ . . . . . � .. . . - - I . _ _ - . , . . I I . . . . i 1, I �11 .. I . EiistU: -,now to the'Llberals carrying at least; , L Mr Giborge Taylor�. the chief 'Opp6- I ! I ''. , . ., I I . droll . I I . latbLpa.rliaruent" I . .. . . I .. , . � . I . __ � � . . t6n of .the thl0ein seats io, N'ew L sition. hi� in+ the. �, . + .1 :1 1. . I .. .1 . . . .: L+ I . L. . ... . 1. 11 I i e + w . 8 I I .. . .1 . I I . . I . . . . . .� . � . � ... . L I I .1. P!n East'Huron, Arch. 111yal4, wt -M. . . . . - .. ! . , . . I . . . + " , , . 10 Brunswitlt. . . � " L' Mite eikelumstaritial in his - estimates - �.,.. . L' I . - : is making. -a - reat campAign L �. . I. . . ( , . . , . . - .. . . . . I . I . ... � . , , . � . . CIANT094- 1. L F.� �L' . 11. . : . I I . le is as confident as he was four ye4re ChInaware . ; .1 . I _. � . I against Dr Chisholm, t%le late member, I +. L I ' .. .. .. at Borden will! I 'L . - .. I.. . .. I �. � .. I . LL .1 I . .. �. � . . . .,.:, ,� L I . .. I I . . . . � , I: . , � I I s I f I t t I , � __ __ . '. and there is no doubt,that Eitat Huron. . o ago tb ,win, and placeb I L 1. . . . lvmwm� . I Air .G A McInt re,. ` Ill ik6ly.. be . -L . I . . I I I I . L . . . - . + . . . . . I 1. . . I - w . . .y . W. .1 . en �yr . ee. .'. . ' .L �% . , . . . . � .. � e. ini7ite you to s e n re etve . . I. . . I I ill be 'redeemed. Naturally.a Liber. .. . the majority at.tw t thr ..e' ',the.' ew linds: ' c i d L: '." _' ... I I I . � . . . 6' �OIOISLS' &I Beat, the' Oar�t�'L took too eiectedln�SouthPepth. His,oppilnent , : Every intelligent Liberal or Con.. . I . 4�o%0"ftftA"",ftA,"o"o%i- oessful in" 6edtiring excellen much for .. I .L. 1. . I )W$L L, I I t knc thatnothinglesi than. -46r fall irad6, includih L' ' 'Tea a' d. Dinndr ' ' . L . . M L servative , . T�s n , . ,L, fr9m out.of -town as . . L' . ....... . 1- L .,� � aViitoCk": "L % U � , 4 - L ; . . .. .. , Royal Vierina, A- stri - -i., ,: . L I .well is Ill tOWn4o - granfed in Ift and the Liberal nomi- is the same &a in 10.04, Dr Steels, of I .9 . . . . I ... I .. .11 .I I .,:. I a, lliid-slide, in earthquake, or a tidal - . -, . L .- $Church Chimes represent +W6.part".ot Divine siakVi'de, ne6,,Dr'McDonaldi.wuLadefi6att!d. There' T. and heL d seem ''to lli�hake the. .Laurier Go . I � aft.afid. ja�an . . - . � , , land I OeS " not - -Sets) , �, ]D &se�-.�:Chih�,,, . 1 $ . wave, wi . .Vern. 1 -4 '1+ .1 �. I .;. . , , . a,-. - . �e of Englig'h . inner .&tS.� . . �. ....: : 1, L : . F. .1, ', . .. I' la6t�Surlda�'S S6101it, Mrs. St6ph.. be no sueb:.tn16tak(9;1his time as . - - ' - - .- , . &%6&1%1%%V6-WqW6"",&1L6e . . . W . ... .91 have.gaine&.in streugfit sit'll.ce.that.' menti .with' its'-Ull.ajority ',bf 70, out+ of.4 ," - also aL sij il I � . .... . I . . . . . -these enson, of. K,"Pi Chuibli, )St. Thoma, tVi!lparty is workibl; togbtber as a man: . . . . -But the -elements which usual. . I . . . ii��did I .. I . . . . , . . 4 . . . 11 ��. I . '�: L ." I . . I .. . . + L. ... + .. 1, 1, ... . I .. L . . . .. .. L . . . ... .. . . . � An iteni which appt?ared in wasvq acqeptabl recisivedbothmor- And iho idiult is. not In doubi. - , , + ": time, % hile Me:i rityre has' gainedboth . office. 11 I ' '' as. . . I . . . . . L I , � . � I . i U . , . .. . .. I . .. . .. � columns relating toRev H M.1danning, .-, .- .-h v...Qf. h. �, 1. I I .. I I lyconspireto produce such adai . I I . I ... . . .. . . . I . . . . .. 'L -5 L i k, - W_ p-ol . . I . . I - . � - I . . L ", .: .11. I .. 1. . . . I , . . : I , . .. 11 -, � former -astor Of Wesle y (lbuich stated . . � I � . � . ;.:. I I iot Ottawa and tit home . . ' ., , !:- -t-o-he are not' In ' evidence at the, 11 I .. .. I I . . �. .. � . . . . , .. [.�, 1,:,�' I' I . . . . i , .." . I . I u qe&a beaut eszo soprano voic% , . �e.ieni�OuX� e _.. - . - .. � . � � . . . . � i'l - ...: A I .,. . � , . � L ., . L . .. T . .1 . . A i ;Trx ihe north' ridin' the Liberals present time. .. - . I . .. I . . I 11 I �. . - 14. , : J 10, . . '.. . . . � . � - . ;. .. . . I . . ... that the new Church urlder his pastor- dombined'with simolicit*. (if . - - I - ,. . I . ' . 91 . . . . . , . �. . . . . . . . I. .. -1 . . 'L. I I . . . . 0 &S '. . . 'barule no Federal Govern . . . ateistocost in the ,neighborboodof . . . - . I . . A a C 0 1 . . . ant I I . . . . . . . ., . . .11 11 xcept ., . . - . � . I I I . . . L.I. .. . ='wine for her not only. a Secular , . , b ve a Strong candidate personally to :has b6enL turned out of' 621160. em . I 'y . .11 1 $1,300. It should have read $13,000, but a §acfedaudience;. her singing- will One'of the. -latest settlements to be. - a I . . .1 I ' . I . . . . I . . . I 0 . I ' . .. . . . I .. ., . , I , placed to the, credit 6f'the, Lernieti't go dp.ag4in6t,.in Alex 'Xcl�aten, also - when �th6se two causes were operative - �. 'many I . . .. . . - away' ' h ' )prbdiated. by � I . ' Arf I kifi&r' includilig �. I I I ' SO - e'.'ar , Clinton . .. . materials of 91 , L . �. ", � ' ' I . ST PAULS - . I so le. L It is expected that. Mn W. P. .Act is that of the',Que6c Street Rail- 4 fOrraft'adverse majority 6f Oro -or I ,,together.'FIrstj business depression or '.., line L ' - - ..I,, ike ) ul) . well. for Christmas presents..: , 1 1 � ' . I , * s that wi mq,. . . . &Ill in ill e I . L I I . . .. L' - - - � . . THANKSGIVING SERVICE, S. - -. , s6k -,Eternal R of" tit -Way, announced early ib7 the,pr0sen't three, 1undk6d. - Hdwever,' ,Mr Me-' hiird times; .second, the " presence Of , I .... - I . . ... . I . . . 'b n:.*See-our isp ay. or , . . ,. no . rl� e : week.. 'In this case it seems. the Board, ' * e6tion with.''the riding is someationggeneral, issue adversetd � 'It is none too early to e di I � T - . . � The following is the annou e!npritt e ev I. , ' Service on Sunday ii xt, a was not -fully 'constituted 'before . the, .Laren's colon ayj some . :cry . . gi . . . .. .1 . . m .� I of ill be glad to lear . h. . I now merely. politi0al, H&haslodkings the government of the 'd ' , , i I . I I.. I L ,of the St. Paul's Church ThanksgivitlgI L . - . . . : idea, and late i4esigns6'.. .- I. I I .: . .,. . � � ." '.. L I . I L' L ' .parties came tbgetber and saw'new here Over a bank� but � he 'soends the effective thrbugbout.'the entire coun. , , s L s . . .. .L . 1. . I services to be held Sunday next. Rev- . ONTARIO STREET . - � . . . . . . .. L . . . I . I � .. . . I I . L . light ori -the diftioulties that had threat 4 mopt of hii time, in. Ottawa- and TQ- try. . " . I I I . I I � .� I . , I �,- ; ... . I The L&urier regim . e has coincided ,sl We ' Berlin W6101s, Fib - ing Xitrni, .�Sax#nos and. '� .. ' L . - %. . U. R. Gunne will, (D. V.) conduct the . .* The. 'Celebrated "Old Southland Jub-� ened to result in a strill:4.'�The dispute rQuto, wheke his business int�areste are . I , , I .. . ger . I . services. Thie; will be the rector's first IleeSingeri"willgiviD Oneoftheir a . . I . sell I . . .1 . plen. had.. had reference to -the discharge.of 0 . with a wonderful burst of prosp . I . . . servicesi after a two months' irabation,' did entirtainmenti in th To n . I Uted 'The Liberal candidate, Dr 1. . ". ..., , . all kinds of Art G64d& .., " , � . 8 .. w Hall an emvloyee under certain ciriminstan., P- Rankin, Lis a , There'. is a temporary -depression,= . , . . . . � . . . I .. � . I L 'I . :. I I . and large audiences should greet him: . . resident 6f.-Stiatford; . . 1. I .. I . . -_ -_ L I . I 1. on Thailid4y.-Oct22od', commencing at ode which the''menheldlobe-unfa-ir. a is world-wide, but is passing away, .. . -_ - . . . ... . I I .p.... , I. 1 L To the to I There are - few. more popular 6nd is a strong cand�date personollv. . ': . . I . L I . I I . � . .S :�L '" ' embers of St. Paul's Church : 8P -m - . .1his dispute-wao. similar in. its nature The condition of the country isthor, .., C .1 . . ... 9 , , . . 1 . 1 , .. .. - . , . treats thah this.' Ever one enjoyt; the It is expected that',outside of Stratford . L L'' " L L, I . _. L - We, your chu t6 that which c4used an. investigation 6 oughly sound,and the ouftokiA br'i ht 0 � IMA&. . - .. L rch wardens, in the ab- :gtiiring scuthern m6lo(ri the candid tea' will break about, even; lt�r I . � , ., ., , , . sence of the Rector ask permission to I as. Come and. duribg the past Summer in. the .case 'of SO that the"Stratfordr tilts ,will de- and cheerful. . Nor is there any ot * oper . . P7 IL .. I I L hear the "Old Southerin. Sextette." the Canadian Pacific Rafl*& , d it the Ooposiltion ,can L � I -L .. an I 8 In th, -city, atath6la§t, cry with which . 11. . , I . i ..make'the following Thanksgiving op L L Ontario Street Anniversary services 'telpgraphers, an entirely'diwerebtLaf- .cide the issue. i� On" . . h6g%omove,tlie country,' I I . I . Book , ,� a . I � . L peal and announcement. In the first � Sunda�,'Oct 25th. Rev James Living -I - it 6 remarked, from that election, Mr;MdLaren' had *upwards lie aurier Government has . L . . . I . Z . . L . . . . ... � , place,thatapproorlate HarvestThanks- I alf.4 may - e I I of 200 majority oier-kr Mabelff. whois * t ,a rec. . I . . .. . . .. I . . 1. . I � . I.. ,,". . . .LL , : , L . ston is.the preacher.' , . A good�,. time is . which-rasulted ih the Strike. , In both no* chairman of 6e, Railway (Jorla. .01?d 'of. pra6tjealL achievemen and . . . I . . . . 11 , I I giving Services to be L held on Sunday, . . . . . . . 0 . . '. L I . I .. I . 11 ... 11 - I L . . I * . expected. .. . I -these cases �.efo�,ations, apart from Against it the Opposition . has placed � , I . I CLINTON I I ,. . . 11 . . . 1. . . L � . Oct. 18th,at which we hope and expect' ' - t mission'. Liberals *'have organized a, . I I . .. . .1 , . . L , . I 'L I . . I The following, were the del egates to the operaticin he. Lemieux Ac 01 b, an iingle constructive idea, isen . . . . . . our dear Rector. (After an absence (if L . t; had Touug, Men's 11 I d are. very notaE e, Or L . ... . . . I . . . . . L - . I I .- two rhonths) will.take the services. - the % Convention 9t Aubuin, Tues.. tailed to secure buy settlement,but the 40tive....i, 1, � I ,..., . . .1 � - -rneasure to appeal torthe imagination . .. I . .. . . . -1 . I L � � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I L . . I . ., . 1. dav X d Weduesdav;-MT9. % .0orrilish. perseverance, and, tact shown by the . I . of, the pe6ple.- L London Advertiser. .- . . . . . . .. . . . I . In the second place,may we ask all to MrsTiplady, L Mrs4 Geo. -Lavis, RwT. W. ;members of . _ - , ' ' . . *-. - . : 1. . 1. .1. � . . 1. . � . . " .. � . ... . I . 1. 11 . � � I . . , I I . . L show their love and gratitude on that E. Kerr.' ' , . . I L� ..I . I. , the resp6ptive boards se . . .. i�omp,arlson W Tr4d6 LL : I I . . .- ....., . .1 . . ,�. � I . . . � . . . . . :1 .. . .,. .. . L . I I . . . . . � . cured in each case an. a . . . I . L . . . . I'll . . � . L . . . � . , . . day by not only thronging the .courts There was _gi eement of: A . , _ . I . � . . . .-- I . . . - nd - i "I ' _. L ' . 1. . . . .I * Tw4 -rolie -Tho Wilst -' , . I - - . zv'. . .very interesting., a satisfactory nature,'ofid str jLes .were - Cc , , . . . , ies In . . I - I , I I . I I!, I I I ' . I . . � I I . I - . . , . I 4 of God's House, ,uniting hearts and -largely attenZed. Junior League -on Fri averted. . nservative campaigners have and - L I . - . . I . . . I . . I I . . . I I .. I I . I I I . I . . . voices in giving praise, but also by da� dveningi, The - meet�n was in, A day or two age an -award w.as denly developed a tremendous interest . . L . .. I. . . . I .. . . I I .. . . . . .,. . . . . . . 1. .. I . I .L I . �.� . . contributing liberal : charge of Miss Edna-LaMs. The'. league handed out in the case of the'Intercol- LJ12 the progress of tradeLin. GreabLBrit- Thechief crops raised ih:thq'We6t . . I , . . . . I . . . .. . I I �. I I . .. �, I L . !" . I # . I . nt both seivicee aiid also a liberal r ' L And the United Stateso which they . . . I . . . I . . . . 7r.r your presence has entered on 'thil preparittiOn' Of A dnial railway and Its freight clerks.' '&in,, under Conservativerule werle dlscon-� 1. . I . . . : . . . ' . . . . . I I . I . . I . es" v leasing0bristmascantito. whielf .showba appain 'how benoficia declare has rivaled that of 0anada, As L tent and, rebellion. There � was' one . . . ! , ponse to this appeal. . ory bright p inVeSti, I rebellion. under- CoriservatiVe, -rulein . . , . I . I n conducted un- a i fiod'dr , L . , , . I . L WESLEY. . . The Canadian b orreiders will attend d6k 'the Act. The. Board in this last the percen ' tage 6f increasein trade been Conservative rule in 1885 The Toron. t , . - . : church,-, Service at Ontario Street = the result of careful inquiry,' nearly As great As ih Canada Butthe to Mall declared that Z rebellionipf .� . . .. .. .i, I L .11. The pastor of Wesley church , will e somevaltiable an I arlson to be made by the electors � . I . ' . .. entitled 11ack Fkog and St Nicholas." may be an jabio inafter of fact, n neithercountry has 1871, and another - rebellion' preach on "The Model Church on.Sunday evening,, Oct 18th. 1885 was dus to neglect and,.Jncompb� ' BA .R I I . . I . . . Wife" next I -1 . . I ggeations as cbrhp : , :,., I . I . ... . . ... .. "I . I., I . ' � . 7 . I" . I I to method of ap.0intment and orgini- is not between Canada and the United tenco at Ottawa� The VVInn$eg.Times 1. , ..�. . , . . . . 1".. LL .. I Sunday evening. All married and ` _!_ '. ._ . I . _ I . . . . I 7- - - I vation, which it is beli9yed will'bave States, but betwee6 CtirilldkilliderLib- .another VonserVatiVe pgper,� .said * in . . . , " , � . . .1 - . I . . sing1b persons should hearthissiermon RurAl Mail Dell"ry Inatiorated the effect of improving the position of .eral administration And 0anada b6forl 1882 that misgovernment was so bad I . 1. L I I I . I � . . 1. . L . the,department affected without ma'. ISM. � - . I BAPTIST . .. - l- L Of I 'that the settler lef tthe coontry With . " ay the System Lira terialry increasing the expeb4iture of 1he Increase in Canada in the last a curse. . . I . ,Our gntat leaving, . . Rev.'T. W. Chsl,�lasworthwi . 11 preach mail delivery was p ' I the railway. The report shows, indid. tvrelve years has been 411 millions. In . , .. . , . 1. On Saturd r . . . ut into practical .. i% ' L, ' mext Sunday. Subjects:�mo I operation on the seven :mile postal erit&l1V,,,the atraightforwardAines on the previ. . litten yleiarg the Increme The.0ouservative Government for . � . swing and hundreds of I 0 1 In twelve years 0 manyTeara wits unable W realize the , L ' L " Lt 'Always.' Evening, Taul as a = route between the - city - of Hamilton which these Boards proceed, .and how was $06,0,9%. .f . � and. �every cus Omer wh . necessity of ,.an energetic Ii V of . I 11c Ar. . mid the 'village of Aricaster. This ty is little fear of favor Influences their de. Libvml administration the increase settling and developing the Zest, It I . ur, 9 WILLIS the small beginning -of an enterprise elsions, Some*of our Conservative con- was six � times as great as in 4$ghteen, . next few Weeks. 0 ''t L , . temporaries ave expressed surprise, ' did bring about - the building of the . I It was a particular pleasure,t Mr. that will soob assurne. gigantic pro- Years of Conservative administvation. Oanadiaii Pacific Railway. but it failed and the goods the best . W. Glenn Campbell, organist, The Arrangements had -been -not to Say gr tI06adoh,-that-tbeBoard- - � . . . , -.-- . .9 and - por-fidng. I t Confederation the trade ,of Can- to follow up that measure b�r a vigor- are away below what. Wo 'ventured 'to expreas a -Al OUSL adrainistration of the Department Musical Director of Willis Church to made ubder the directions of* -Mr Geo should hav a a was 181 millions. Between '1801 . ' , goes, (j, I . . . igain meet Mrs. Stephenson, of -8t. iief PostoAlce Superintendent slight note of criticism of the methods and 180 -thirty years, of which twen- of the Interior and of the Immigration - , thesame quali 61sewhe I I ]Rall*a L In . . t)r. omas, (sister-in-lavv. of Barg. James and the, experiment was coin leted of the 10tercoloplal., ' these ty-fivre were under Conservative lull- Department. The fertile Soil was there convinced that .we can s L . Stephenson Without 06 hitch, The ,carrier ad to impacts, but it is' reelsely �j honest the trade increased by 108 tinillions. In. the railway wae there, but the immi- I I . 0 of town,) who tendered I -seven investigation wU of this kind that . the next twelv6 yearsi under Liberal , grants tome slowl . . I . , , I � . thch excellent solos in the Town Hall , deliver mail matter in thirt . I Y, I I 4-1k I I . ... . L on Thurs4ay evening arid also at botg boxesi but he nevertheless m good weak s�ots in the- lmalAagomerlt of a rule, the increase was 411 millions,that .. Under the Liberal Administration- � . . mv . "VV1068 In Willis churdh^ I .3 time In covering- hin route. L' groat enterprise are discovered and is to say, in the last twelve yeapa, the � I I IL am I I A t 111% u 6 . . .1 the Deeartment of the, Interior wasl L Dry.Goods, Cl tat, Mr. Campbell havifig, some title Quite natumiFy the incident aroused Strengthened, . . increase was four times as great its In placed in its true position of import- . L . aqu, first encouraged her in her voc Some cutiosity ifithe locality wherelt Honest critiolefil, can never. result in the previous -thirty. This comparison inee, and an energetic immigrati'Qn, ' ' Al occurred., and at one of the %posingo other than good. The GoVernment is is mche to the point than A comparison . , . Work, taking her into his cholk and r6- , policy was Inaugurated, The results . I d gnixing the merits of her pure sweet Mr Rosa availed lihiiaelf of the oppor. to be Ongratulated on its.b4ldness and between our ttAde and that o Great L nishings, .Bo � *12ce which has proved to be far above tunity to'deliver a'brief address, to condor 1h referring the disputo for ad. Britain, and the United States, I were marvellous, 'When, In IWO, a ., I . .. I .. 1. 1. , � 11, I ,,,pacl,al census of the Immigrant popue . . the -ordinary. those who had assembled at the point justmont in this way. &lid furnishes a- I . a ,O of the three provinces w4s I I of ititefsection, The sydtern is '136 thereby at once testimony of its faith- � taken, it'W49 found that .15,840 persons . Rubbers, . . ' . , I I t,Vhe,ponv,jreg4tions Who have been, at. bimplethatthere'will, be no serious in Ito own legislation and an example tINCHANGBA.81it --Afewevenitigs 'the West had arrived ... .1 A.- , I U t. 40 AfIV. 14-1 & .' �A .1 .1 4. 1� ta. ga toother em"yers of the advA.-ta ed ik A" --1--f --11 11- - hl-�"- I thehvesid6ut,in . " .1 .. .1�� Amn ng v op tire or the 19,au low .. . " _J " . UK Is � ou 5 15 .7 In04nadahofore 1801, 70,880 in the �' Oundays have had the pleasure df 11144 within a vory short; time a_9veral other of conciliatory methods In industrial 'ward attacked a, plaVinate,because bitt years between 1801 and 1000, and . . . I ( ,ot,king to a series of a6mons ciplivorm tontea in -d ifferent, parts, ofthe coup try diaputeo, I its' w4c,9011 AM I n '-16,% eart, hah-an Ifinl I . I I . ,political views werefopposite to thel . . , � .�,. � 1by the pastor, Rev. Dr. St6v �. . morning and evenly, ill whi I 4%pounded the wor of God , phatically as to pJait�ncq po I � 1� th ,peate With God, the Fat Pr Z !i � The musical part of the servii . #0 been of as -high order, the 1. Add chpit dilrbetor of the Chi � -0; , gt�pboll having, . , 01"'o 1� . . , " �, on tb few I I have Mr. in V1 100 soetv J . 0 ith delivirk facilities ,t bag taken place .ueast6k toute, very eallne the chance to ,I th, ' ow"' and � for a "I reason rei , will Ily doubt fal �hen 110 r sob It in the . I I I I � , . . 1 . . I -, � . . They had him prone up6n the sidewalk. , 114mild G Smith, 0 n, of Ott&Waidom� L lid Wer L e 44 punching" him in good mitted suicide in Winnipeg, his body sahape, but when the -boy was released being foubd in Rod River. his views had not chauld one iota, . . Trio funeral of glitabeth L Borland although,his eyes had. Ve ato pleag- cannot be hold at'Petepboro, m the It), [ed to learn that out boys have an un- . cal dq6toro refuse to give a borl I chailgeablo mind of their own, ?d n a '"; Imottired men change their vloWeAlbiy tificAt eAted by , t because She Woe tr Christ 40 Scientist. , 0 , muohleastigid mealiso , . -11, .. L . # & '. ,I, . . . . � . .. " � /. . I I . I . . . . - 11 � I I �, � , , I � It . I 0 --"--- __________,__.d____ _ __ - - i 7F 0 and 10M. In 1001 11thf , farmg in the tbree.Pri tent has .given pfac( people ate too busy ri � building cities to qun: ,&,'I ever a change In ft & Country Can L be cle Government, It to In. t 6tri Canada,,.�-Totohto . L � * �'fol br to re I e donditions'!l'i itly traded to a I I ie Cosa of West- I Stal's � . I 0 I �, � , , I � It . I 0 --"--- __________,__.d____ _ __ - - i 7F 0 and 10M. In 1001 11thf , farmg in the tbree.Pri tent has .given pfac( people ate too busy ri � building cities to qun: ,&,'I ever a change In ft & Country Can L be cle Government, It to In. t 6tri Canada,,.�-Totohto . L � * �'fol br to re I e donditions'!l'i itly traded to a I I ie Cosa of West- I Stal's � . I 0