The Huron News-Record, 1887-11-23, Page 6y
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PEgPtE. WEA
-, --TI fat , he, Iii Iit Way to do busiuess is to give the—
,esbPosstb1e Value w the Least o stb1n 'Puy
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fur Mantle Dp 't in Full Farce.
Under the same management. That's her. business •: to
Cut and Fit PERFECT GARMENTS, and notbing.else,
and we Guarantee Satisfaction every time.
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We Believe in specialties. Come andsee Ours.
EO. E. PAY & CO.'Y,
The Low -Priced Dry -Goods Men of Clinton.
The London Tinges states that the
Pope disapproves of the conduct of
the people in Ireland.
The Conrt of Queen's Bench has
quashed the verdict of. the coroner's
jury in the Mitchellstown shooting
case.
The Ontario Government has
authorised the oij'eri/g of $1,000,
reward for the detectiou of the
Orangeville dynstuiters.
The works. of the Hancock, Mich.,
Chemical Company were blown up
by dynamite one day Iast week, and
of six men who worked in them not
a trace could be found.
—It is reported that two children,
while returning honta from school,
near High Praririe, Rice County,
Minnesota Iast Friday, were attacked
by wolves, and before assistance could
reach then they were devoured.
A fow days before a man was pur•
Hued and attacked by wolves in the
same vicinity, and it was only after
a long flight that he escaped.
• —.On Sunday, the 13 -year-old son
of blr. P. Campbell, Esquesing, wins_
en the mountain, and while sitting
en a portion of rock overhanging
a precipice, the rock gave away,
precipitating the youth to the bot-
tom below, a distance of between .KO
and 60 feet, breaking both arms at
the wrist) also both thighs, two of
bis rilis, and cutting himself severe-
ly on the forehead. and chin. He,
now lies'in a very precarious •con•
. ditiom. The wonder is he was not
killed outright.
—Two - rather severe shocks of
earthquake were felt. in Bryson,
Pontiac County, on Sunday evening,
shortly after sever, o'clock. Service
Was going on in the Presbyterian
church at the time and the chande•
liers and lamps shook and rattled
forcibly. The worshippers. felt the
floor under them vibrate. The
shockk'appe,are l to he travelling
northwest to southeast. Crockery
and glasses rattled in tiie houses.
One young ratan in a house sitting
ip a chair with his head leaning
• back against the wall of .the room,
had •his head shaken two 'or ' three
times against the wall.
• —Two freight trains that left
Hamilton for London on Sunday
morning about thirty minutes apart
came in collision in the evening near
Dorchester, the engine of the second
train crashing into the near of the
first.. The engine of No. 2 train
had its pilot broken off and several
cars were damaged. Conductor
Brophy and Engineer Mapleback
had charge of the rear train, while
Conductor Begets and Engineer
Farr controlled the first. About
four o'clock in the afternoon a
freight from London going west
broke in two at T(omoka. The,
engineer slabkened,speed, and the
rear section of the train ran into
the forward part. Six cars were
derailed and. considerable damage
resulted. The section of the At-
lantic express from Chicago, via
Chicago & Grand. Trunk had not
reached London at 9,15 p. nr. The
cause of delay is said to he a .biock•
ade at Battle Creek, Mich., where
,the snow is several feet deep and
packed hard by a fierce blizzard.
Grit Purity Again.
Campbell, the Grit M. P. for
Kent, has been unseated, and the
Judge believes he should have been
disqualified but gives him the bene-
fit
enefit of a doubt. Mr. Justice Osler
has given judgemut in the charges
of personal bribery against Mr.
Campbell. He said the charge was
,supported by the evidence of Te•
trault's Son, corroborated by the
entry in the books. On the other
side, it was denied by Campbell and
O'Neil. The case was one that had
even slim groat embfrrarsarent,
and where every con.sidertttion had
to be Carefully balanced. The
charge was a driminnl one, and a
judge had to approach it in the same
wrThe--onus
of proof rested on the prosecutor.
After careful consideration, he had
concluded that the evidence was not
strong enough to disqualify the re-
spondent—not that he discredited
Tetrault's statement but he felt it
not sufficient to justify a conclusion
followed by so serious consequences.
After briefly reviewing the evi-
dence be said Tetrault was in his
opinion truthful and conscientidus
in his statements, but he might be
mistaken. O'Neil did use,ianguage
that would justify suspicion, but
there was the improbability of a
shrewd roan like Campbell so coni.
ntitting himself. He hal strong
doubts on this point in his grind,
hut he could not determine without
a ilouht against the respondent, so
he was bound to give him the bene•
fit of it. In- regard to the corrupt
practice( several eases of bribery
had been proved, in one case the
agency being admitted, and there.
fore
HE DECLARED MR. CAMPBELL'S ELEC
TION VOID. •
He was satisfied that corrupt prac-
aces had largely. prevailed throughs
out the Riding, and he would 50 ro•
port to Parliament, and it would he
the duty of Parliament to further
investigate it. He ruled that the
petitioner was entitled to general
eosts except on those uharges- which -
were tried and failed. He gave
costs in the.pe r's0nal charges, as
they were sufficiently' veli fouriied
to require investigation. He had
found the hiring of canvassers not
personal bribery, but it was with a
heat Ileal of diffidence he rules that
wary, and he tru:,ted a change would
be made in the election law to put
a stop to such .practises.
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HEAR HIS GROANING.
One of our wealthiest Waterloo
County farmers has :been r(•adiug
Cartwright's " great speech " at
Ingersoll, and the figures and be-
wailings of the knight of despair
have made our good 'friend fairly
groan. fie has been reading the ex -
.Minister of Deficits' graphic descrip-
tion of the public debt, and the poor
fellow has hardly had a wink's sleep
since. The other day he was in this
office, and told of all the deep de-
spair to which wicked Toryism has
brought us, when we put a few
questions to him as follows : We told
hini that though he is a man worth
from twenty to thirty thousand dol-
lars he didn't pay ten dollars a year
to this terrible debt. IIe admitted
that he didn't drink whisky, beer,
nor any other beverage, nor use any
tobacco, so of course he didn't pay a
cent of excise tax. He is a plain
man and wears all Canadian made
Clothes, so he paid little or nothing
in the way of duty on dry. goods.
The only article he pays any thing
on in the way of duty is his sugar
and even some of that he boils him-
self'. The tar, he pays to the collec-
tor goes every cent of it to the
schools, the making of roads and
other municipal improvements, so
when closely questioned, with all his
wealth, ho couldn't possibly figure
out ten dollars a year which he paid
towards keeping this frightful debt
afloat. All these facts made him
somewhat open his eyes and the very
heavy burden was apparently lighten-
ed from his shoulders. There was also
a perceptible diminution in the loud-
ness of his groans. Now this is no
imaginary case, nor the man one
below the ordinary grade of intelli-
gence, and we doubt if nine out of
ten of our average well-to•dofarners
—especially those of the Grit persua-
sion—are not similarly depressed
with some ill defined idea that their
very life blood is crushed out of them
by the evils of Toryism. Much more
might be said•on the subject, but we
think our readers will from this ac-
tual bit of experience—he being the,
one of the best known farmers in the
county—be thoroughly satisfied of
the folly and wickedness of those
who go about crying down the coun-
try and with false Dries trying to
tine'ettietrlie-people,—Berlin–Newth
We offer to -day, and aS long as any of the Goods remain unsold,
1.• 30 Pieties of ALL -WOOL TWEED, about 1000Asp
Yards. Regular price of these Roads 75c. Price per yd. for this Sale •
Also, about 200 Remnants of DRESS GOODS, from 5 to 10 Yards, at HALF PRICE.
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afeti NO GUESSING OF BEANS OR LOTTERY SCHEMES �r
In order to secure these Bargains. OPEN TO ALL.
JOHN WISEMAN, Manager.
Estate J. HODGENS.
AUCTION SALE BILLS,—Tns NI w•s-REConn
guarantees flrst•elass work and ad cheap as any
office west of Toronto.
At this season of the year every-
one should use Powell's sarsaparilla
and burdock, it cleanses anti enriches
the blood, Price. 50 cts., sold by
all druggists. 443-3m.
BIRTHS.
In Blyth, on the Path inst.., the wife
of Mr. Edward \yatsolt,cattle buye•,of a
son.
Powell's sarsaparilla and burdock
the most powerful blood purifier in.
the market. Price 50ots. a bottle
Sold by all druggists. 443-3m.
SALE REGISTER
Parties getting their sale bills printed nt this
office will get a free advertfsntent under this
heading until date of sale, In the majority of
cases it Is worth as much as the bills.
ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. 30th,—Farm
stock and implements at lot 37', eon. 11,
East Wawanosh, at ooe o'clock p. m, C.
Hamilton, auctioneer, Thos. A. Powell,
proprietor.
Ox WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23—Farm stock
and implements, in the village of Blyth,
at 1 o'clock p.m. C. Hamilton, auction-
eer; J. Colclough, proprietor.
Ori MONDAY, Nov. 28—Farm stock,
implements and steam threshing machine
complete, on lot 21, est. 11, township of
West Wawanosh, at 1 o'clock p. in. C.
Hamilton, auctioneer; Wm. Coulter, prop,
ON FRIDAY, DEC. 2—Farm stock, new
and soeend-hand sleighs, cutters, &c., at
the village of liitfburit, at 1 o'clock R. M.
C. Hamilton, auct. ; A. & F. Hall, props.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
CLINTON
Flour $4 OQ
Fall'Wheat, new & old 0 75
Spring Wheat 0 75
Barley .. 0 50
Oats................ , 0 28
Peas 0 53
Apples,(winter) per bbl 1. 00
Potatoes s . 0 50
Butter
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Hgay
Cordwood
..018
0 18
8 00
3 00
Beef0 00
Wool ................. 0 24
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to 430
to 0 80
to 0'80
to 0 75
to 0 30
to 0 55
to 1 50
to 060
to -0 20
to 0 18
to. 9 00
to 4 00
to 0 00
to 02%
,NOTIOE.
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f IIE CCUNC1LOF THE CORPORATION OF
the County of Huron will meet In the Court
House, in;the Town ofjGoderich, on Thursday, the
first day of December next.
PETER ADAMSON,
Nov. 14, 1887. County Clerk'
JIARM'FOR SALE.—•For sale, the north half
1 of lots fl and 59, in the 1st cocession of the
Township of 'rurnberry, containing 100 sieves:
over 70 cleared, good frame house, barn and
stable; situated 4 miles from Wroxeter and 3
utiles from Rluevale. Will he sold cheap and on
easy terms. Apply to M. McTAGOAla, Clinton.
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NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS:—Notice is
hereby given that in accordance with a
resolution of the Council, all taxe9 due the
municipality ,oust he paid -before the -doth of
December next, at which time the roll will be
returned. Ratepayers will -please govern them-
selves accordingly. GEO, TEDFORD, Collector.
Clinton, Nov, 8, 1887. 469.4t
SERVANT WANTED.
A FEMALE SERVANT to do general house-
▪ work. One .accustomed to children .pre -
ferret:. Apply .at once to MRS. STEWART at
the SLense.
Clinton., Nov. 1st, 1887. 468tf
; 1TRA 2 Ii STOC1DYER-
•TiSEMENTS inserted in THE
—""""."'(. • NEWS RECORD it low rates. 'Pito law
makes it compulsory to advertise stray stock.
if yon want any kind of advertising, you cannot
do better than call on "The News•itecord,"
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PROPERTY FORSALE OR
RENT,—Advertisers will find "The
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Dc ; News•Record" one of the best mediums
in the Comity of Moon. Advertise in
"Tho News-Record"—The Double .Circulation
Talks to Thousands. Rates es low as any.
BL'TCHERiNO BUSINESS—THE UNDER -
.. signed wishes•to intimate• 4o• -the reopte of
Clinton and snri•ot,nding country, that in order
to suitably meet the demands of his very numer-
ouscustomers, he has bought'ont the business
of Mr, R. Fitzsimons, and will carry on the same,
with rho choicest meats In season. Every effort
will be made to meet the wants of x11, and he
hopes to merit and rtcelvo a fair share of public
patronage. Lowest prices for large odes.
Farmers' trade a specialty, ALBERT 'MAY.
CRESS :HARING. --Mrs. Campbell, of London
J J has opened Dress Making Rooms over the
Dry Good Store of Geo, E. Pay & Co., with fl rst-
classass,stants, She is in a position to turn nut
work equal to any in the city. She respectfully
asken trial order. Rooms over GEO. E. PAY &
CO'S, Dry Goods Store.
BOARDERS WANTED.
A fdtv lady or gentlemen boarders can have
hoard and room accommodation nt the private
residence of MRS, NOBLE, lately occupied by
Sir. Diehl, Victoria street, Clinton. 364 tf
APPLES WANTED.
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AED, 20,00 BARRELS OP 11AiiVEST,
FALL AND WINTER Apples.
Apply to D, CANTELON,
-47(-11 Clinton.
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CARD
Now is the time to get I our FALL & WINTER
OVERCOAT and suns. DYED and PRESSED to
look nearly as good as new, before the rush be -
glee, at Dominion Dre rued Cleansing
' Establlehrnent, Victoria Street. P.S,—Don t
forget that this is the only place ip the town
whore clothing is cleansed, repaired and pressed
to look nearly as good as new.
408 y A. 1V, r,A1iSLAKE, Proprietor.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION—The Entrance
•Examination for admission to High Schools
and Collegiate Institutes will be held in CLIN-
TON, SEAFORTU and WING1IAM, on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, the 21st, 22nd and
23rd days of DECEMBER next, commencing at
1.30 P.'31. 'Wednesday, All candidates who In-
tend to write will seud their names and addresses
to the undersigned not later than the 1st Dec.
They will also inform bin, at which place they
wish to write, Drawing Copy No 5 will be the
one required. A fee of 60 cents will be required
from each candidate, payable to the presiding
Examiner.—This is to assist in defraying the
•expenses of the examination.
D. MAC°. MALLOCII, Inspector.
BIG - SACRIFICE
WooIIen Goods.
As we intend closing oar Woollen Mill
here, we offer from now till Dec. 31st, our
Great Variety of Stock at Cost
for Cash. We, have an excellent stock
of Fine & Coarse Tweeds, Car-
digan Jackets, Fine Flannels,
Top shirts, Shirts and Draw-
ers fo: Men and Boys. We have Plain
and Check Flannels of our own
make, Yarns, Sheeting, White
and Horse Blankets.
The equal of which were never before pro-
duced, and all must be cleared out before
the ab)ve date. •
Clinton Woollen l[lllsi
D. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
466-tf T. H. GRAHAM, Manager.
Printing in (.old, Printing in Colors, Printing
in Plain, and Fancy Printing, in the hest style
known to the craft, at very reasonable rates, at
the News.Recard °thee.
"Hamilton Spectator
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KID GLOVES!
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. C. DEMOB & (HI.
(-lave just opened out a full range of FRENCH KID
GLOVES. EThey guarantee every pair of them
"Durable and (Molds, Dleclal" make.
DRESS GOODS—A fresh lot of New and Stylish Dress
Goods
PLUSHES—Nearly every color in Plusltes.
MANTLE CLOTHS—Their stick is immense.
MILLINERY—Their stock of Millinery is now very
attractive.
BARGAINS IN LADIES' & CI1ILD1,EN'S WOOL
HOSE.
J. C. DETLOR & CO.
The Sleepless and Restless Jeweler
ROB. W. COATS
IIAS MADE
:mother Big Reduction in the Price of Watches
SEND FOR ONE OF 1115
$2.75 WATCHES.
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Beu'nr•e ,lf shops that sell cheap, (ex thrg have
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Wanted, 100.000 Economical Buyers to
come and see our New Stock.
BARGAINS FOR AJ.lf..--HAVING• REMOVED MY STOCK OF GOODS TO
A MUCII LARGER PLACE, I ant now prep:u'o,.l to show my stock to better
,advantager where the Public can satisfy themselves as to QIUALITY and QUANTITY,
anoro particularly the LOW. PRICES 1 am selling at. Call and examine for
yctirself and you will. go away satisfied that GLASGOW, the Gent's Fur-
nisher, is selling remarkably Cheap.
- GEO. GLAISGOW,
Murray Block, Albert Street.
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JOB PRINTING - FINE PRINTING
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160 CASES
WINDOW GLASS
Ex Steamship "Corona" from Antwerp.
:CONTRACTORS
and those BUILDING, will find this an9.opportunity to get supplied to
advantage.EAise
Linseed Oils, Paints, sec., cQc.., at Low Figures
TO CLOSE OUT SWAFFIELD'S STOCK. '
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M.Racoy Mae
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Iron and Hardware Merchail't,
CTI 'ON-_
June„ 1887.
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