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GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1904.
eggrommt, & TODD. rubilaberst.
11 Vear Advatese,1111.00 Credit
FOR SAILE OR TO' 1.1irrt
VI/UNITURICroSSA,1,410..,-114PPY Th011Eht
.43 Range, Remelts Carpets, Rua, Tenantry
and TAW COrtnler, Dliiing nables and Clindre,
Bodt'e(1/31_14Ult11. F41300101411tFIXPliwa
"11 in geed pOndition and Wed paly ettert
ulite. Apply at tide aloe.
I:10OS/4 ftENT.-10 rooms, _Raglan
istreet. .6,ppiy at Dit AdalteX'e 0111w.
-0011 blA.L10.4-A Safe In Wei conditiOn, AP"
42 PIY to 010). A. J. FRASER.
TO RENT,-Houste And premises( fount/HY
owned end occupied by_the late Sheriff
ibboris, Brittania streets HMIs' heated by
furnace. with town water and eleetale light
"nolIctmorb APPIY to B. G. REYNOLDS. 34.0
Ott -15Ali.-anhat desirable residence, 40
Albert treat, Goderlob, On_t,owned and
upied by the undensigned.-.M1115. GEORGE
EVANS. 19-0
0 RENT. -The comfortable and convenierit
residence of Capt, A.. lli. Illecgregor, on
lesia street, near the head of North
'street is for rent Particulars can be had
from PROUDFOOT, KAYS at BLAIR. solici-
:,_ tors, Goderich. MILY 26 19C31.
the it.
IARM FOR SA.LE-Situated on tbe 5th
concession, Weld Wawanosh, two miles
ni Dungannen, being parte of lots 18 and In
ntaining 140 acres. There aro 20 stores of
excellent hardwood bush. the balance in gram.
This desirable farm la RuitAbIe for grain or
pasture ; woll watered; a good house; also two
good barns, with shed tor bay, and stabling.
Also two large °mbar& In full bearing. Will
be sold on reasonable 'terms. The greater part
may remain on mortgage. ROBT. BOWERS,
Dungannou P. 0. 31 -lin
ferlOWN PROP1ORTY FOR SA.LE. - BM&
house with two, aores of laud and first -
Mass bearing orchard, on the Huron Road.
Very desirable property for person retiring, or
' tor gardener. st chance that is seldom met
with in the corporation of Cio4erioh, and the
price is au inducement to bqm;.
Ale° two vaoant Iota a elides', and four,
kmeant lota in St. Andrewe' ard, wbith will'
be sold at very reasonable prices.
;People who want property will make a
Mistake if tbey.do'not Weenie.
For particulars Apply to D. CANTELON,
Quebec etreet, Goderloh.
WANTS. •
wANTED, - Nurse 'for child 2 years old.
APP1Y to Mits. L. E. Dancicirs.
AVANTXD AT ONCE. -A first (Awe man as
General Ageut for the County of Hum-,
to'rlife Ineerance ComparlY. .Liberal contntot
to right man. Apply to Ilex 199, -Stratford.
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WEST HURON
LIBMIL CONSERWITIVE
GOMM
The annual meeting of the Liberal
Ohnservatives of West Huron will be
held in
-cr -cr
ON
MONDAY, NOV. 28TH
At 2 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of
electing officers, transacting routine
business, and aelecting a candidate to
contest the riding in the coming Pro-
vincial Elections, All friends of the
Conservative party are invited to
attend.
• PETER W. SCOTT, President.
JAMES MITCHELL, Secretary.
risEAt'llER WANTED for 'School Section
1 No. 17. ,,i A pply._ stating salary and quail- , DENTISTRY.
ficatiorla to. DAVID McILWAINE, Jr., Nile
Post (Aloe. .
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ITIEACHER WANTED.- For Sent Section
JI.. No. Colborne Tp. County ot men for
19e5. Apply stating salary to F. W. McDON-
AGIL deo. 1, Carlow P. O.
MEACHER WANTED tor Union School
J. Section No. 1, Townebips of Colborne,
. AA/field and Weet WawanoW. A.pplioations
received up te Nov. 26th 190i. Apply stating
ekperienee, qualifications and salary, to R.
MoILWA,IN, Secretary, Nilo P. 0.
WANTED, two girls -one for dining room
work and one for kitchen. Highest
wages paid. Apply to 1, ARK BROS,
Union Hotel, Goderioh.
-IITANTED.-20 to..40 men to out saw loira
VV and cordwood. Steany work. good
wages. paid to good bush men. Anply W THE
GODERICH LUMBER CO., Limited. Coder.
ich. or STOKES BAY.
NIVANTED. by Noe. 11th; a General servant.
ono whe r.att do piain cooking, no up -
stair work., Wages 105 per Inot4h. Apply to
Mrs. S. A. MOt.,IAW, St Vincent streee, Gain -
2t
WANTED. -To Inre, teams. Long and
steady work. M. A. Peasyrr & Co.
VACANT POSITIONS.
i"-.1.7RON COUNTY HOUSE OF REFUGE
1-1 AND INDDSTRLAL FARM.-Applioat.
one for the position,' of Keeper and Matroe for
the House of Refuge and Industrial Farm in
the County of Huron wth' be received on or
before the first day of December next. Appli-
cations to be in writing aod addreseed te W.
Lenz, County Clerk, Goderioli. IL SPACK.
MAN, Chairman of H. of R. Com.
Dated July 18th, 1905
PUBLIC NOTiCe.
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r"I E. SALE, L. D. S. D. D. 8., MeLesn'e
Block, Goderieh. . Dr. Turnbnll'it old
stand.
Will visit Dungammon Wednesday after
noons.
KNITTING.
USTOM KNITTING. -Socks and Hose re -
V footed by THOS. WOOTTON,
Huron Road.
/TURON COUNTY COUNCIL. -The Coun-
cil of the corporation of the County of
Huron will meet in the Council Chamber, in
the Town of Goderielt on Isuesday the 6th day.
of December next, at 3 o'clock p.lria, All ac-
counts against the county muet be placed with
the clerk by Met day of meeting. -W. LANE,
Dated Nov. 21st, 1004. Clerk.
'THE GIIELPII AND GODERICH RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Norms is hereby given that an application
will be made on behalf of the Guelph and God
erioh Railway Company to the Board of Rail-
way Commlasimpra tor Canada. on Tuesday,
the 20tn nay of Deeeruber, 1904, at the hour of
eleven o clot& in the forenoon, or So soon there-
after as the application can be heard. for a re-
commendation to the Governor.in-Council for
the sanction of a lease of the railway
of the Guelph and Goderich Railway
Company to the Callan Paola° Railway
Company for a term nine hundred and
ninety-nine years, from t e Hitt day of Janu-
ary, 1005, upon the tonne and conditions therein
mentioned.
Tins notice is given pursuant to the provis-
ions Of section 281 of the Railway Act, 19M.
Ai. IL MACDONALD,
Secretary
Tbe Guelpletond Goderioh Railway Co.
Dated at Guelph this eighth day of Novem-
ber, 1S.104.
MILE HURON AND anuca LOAN &
VESTMENT COMPANY.
TARR NOTICIS
that a spocird gemmed meeting ot the ober°.
holders of The Huron and Bruce Loan St In-
vestment Company will be held at the head
office of the Company, North street, in the town
of Goderieb, on Wednesday, the.,21st day of
December. 1904, at, the hone of two o'clock in
the afternoon, Mr the purpose of taking into
consideration, and, if approved. of ratifying
and wooptIng. an agreement provisionally
entered into by the directors of The Huron
and Brace Loan & Investment Company and
the director's of The Staedard Loan Company
for the vale by The Hnron and limeo Loan tle
Investment Company of, Ha ameba to The
Standard Loan Company upon the terms and
sionditions preseribedln the eald agreement.
ANDTAILIENcrrunt that the mid agreement
may be inepeeted by any shareholders at the
head offioe of the ootnpany,_
DATED day of November. 1904.
W. L. HORTON.
Secretary.
LONDON COLLEGE orr COMMERCE
UNTIL NOVEMBER 20th
Scholarship In either the Commerciel or Short-
hand and Typewriting Department , 838.00
Full course Commeleistl and Shorthand enure°
taken together 845.00
seaelAL MIL 81111 net be repeated.
Address W. N. YIERax, Principal
2321- C. B.,
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MRS. McLEOD'S
SPECIFIC CURE
/tor lungs, throat, coughs, night sweats,
chills, fever, dropsy, gravel and all kin-
dred diseases.
/111011 28o, iffie and 11.00 NO urns.
Sold bY .--weessimanta
AUGUSTA MARY McLEOD,
Newgate St. - GoderIch, Ont.
COAL
COAL
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The undersigned will be pleased
to supply anyone wishing to fay in
his winter's Supply of Hard Coal.
.1 TIV/MITOIATE DELIVERV. •
Prove, Clirrtnttr oft Boo Stags.
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Ifd,PROVEMENT OF STOCK.
iMPROVEMENT OF STOCK.
, Andreas, (400971 Pereheron, will be of service
uuring tire damson of 1905. This magnificent
animal has no weeder. In the meantime
orders may be booked and tnli particulars
obtained from Masers. E. C. ATTRILL, Ridge-
wood Stook Farm, and FRED DAVIS, of the
Hotel Bedford.
LIVERY.
THE EAST STREET LIVERY.
Thia is to inform the general public' that .1
have opened up the Feet Street Livery in
Ooderich with a thoroughly modernized outfit,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of all obi
friends and as many new one' as poseible. It
shall be my endeavor to furnish the publics with
reliable horses' and °AO -riding riga and.to give
the very best satisfaction poneible.- Cell and
see what we can do for you, no'ipatter when
you may want • rig, or call up 'Mine 51.
JON A.TH/iN MILLER.
WARNING.
ARNING.
, patha through the Court House Square
arn not for vehicles. Carriages to the Court
House enter from South street end return the
same way. Offendere will be prosecuted.
By Order
M. O. JOHNSTON.
Town Clerk.
HOTELS.
mint RURoet HOTEL, Goderloh
feetly modernised throughout. An ideal
stopping place for the 'Traveller and Farmer.
Everything up-to-date and the very best ao-
commodation.--A. SHIRLA Proprietor.
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
" COLBORNE H 0 T E L,"
GODERICH, ONTARIO.
Call when in Town, and you wt11 be treated
well by .1,1We Dave."
Good Accommodttlon.
Good Meals, and a Good House.
Von don't want more.
GODERICH MARKETS.
Wheat weakened considerably the paat week
throughout Ontario, and standard is certainly
not holding to last weeks price.
Cate and barley are being offered freely in
this market, and during the the week no
noticeable ohange in price has taken place.
Butter is somewhat firmer. eggs are 19 to 20
and other produota of the dairy and the farm
show no noticeable change.
On Monday J. F. Andrews shipped 101 boo
to Toronto ; they were a fine lot ; and the price
paid was &to per 100 lbs. Tbe largest con:
tributors to the load were Memel's. Driver, 12
animals weighing 3060 lbe. : Shia's, 12, welch.
big 2000 lbs., and Gould, 10.1890 Ibis.
(Current wholesale prices corrected
tsp to noon orThursday.)
Fall wheat, standard 0 95 to 31 CO
S ng wheat, standard 0 95 to 1 00
Onr. per owt., patent if 00 te 3 00
Flour, per ovet., family r 00 to 2 00
Bran, per ton 18 00 to 18 00
shorts, per tee. 20 00 te 20 00
Screenings, per ton 18 00 to 18 00
Oats 29 to 0 29
pnrieY .................. .......... 49 te 0 40
0 00 W 0 60
Rye 40 to 0 40
Buckwheat, per bushel 40
6 50 to CO
Hurter, per lb 0 16 Um 16
Hay 6 50 to 7 03
Eggs, (fresh) per dozen ..... 0 19 to 0 20
Deed, per cord 1 00 to 6 0/
Cattle, export . . . ..... 4 00 to I 60
Cattle, ordinary and butchers' . 00 to 4 00
Lambs per lb.... .......... . 8 OS to 4 95
Sheep. per lb • 3 00 to 3 25
lourig% live weight 4 00 to -4 CO
per lb........ ......... . 0 12 to 0 13
Hawn, long clear 0 10 to 0 10
Hides , . 6 00 to 5 50
Sheep Akins ....... ........ . 0 40 to 0 50
Tallow. rendered 0 44 to 0 06
Chiekens-barnyard chicks, per lb 0 08 to 0 08
--crate fed 0 10
Beef, fore quarters 6 00 to .6 00
Beef. hind auarter• 7 00 te 7 50
Turkeys, per lb 0 10 to 0 11
Ducks, per lb ....... 0 8 to 0 9
raurr AND VEGETABLE&
Oranges, per dozen. ........ 0 20 to 0 60
Lemon*, per dozen 0 93 to 0 25
Bananas, per dozen 0 20 to 0 30
Potatoes. tier buishel . 30 te 0 80
NEW ADOERTISEMENTS.
Pace
Conservative Convention .... ......... 1
mender Singer% - Opera Howe
Dry Goode Bargains -J. H. Colborne 4
For 411.60-W. C. Prldham • .
Rig Bankrupt 13100 -Smith Bros. do a
Jacket Side -W. A. McKim .
Eist. Street Livery -Jonathan Miler 1
Furniture tor Sale -Bran Orrice 1
Towhee Wanted -P. W. Mr:Demuth
IWanted at Once-liox Ito Mistime ..... 1
Impreoment of Stock -E. C. Audit and
red Mehl .... ......
Item Comae Donnell -W. Lane
Teacher Wanted -David afeIlwatac
Traveller's Semples-Ifediens ...... ••
Nurse Witnhal-Mrs. L temain
Haase For Sale-Mieheal 1
R SALO.
- - - itieheellt‘• ittittte let, Will be sold W1 say
)6101t DALlf.,-)Lanne toomen haw oe An.
Est. TER MtEWAN. AMUR.- AIIDIIA:AL yaks' rat premise*,
'Photur or 19001, ticilltubsoubers wily.
ameturb, am. top., mts tor Tim WAD. tit* 'the *id
ef:\ ‘.,
Mown Wapica
'NEW Mannraog Llonnalta.-Hon.
lib, Stratton, now ex -Provincial soy..
hoe issiltgi a circular letter to all the
Issuers of marriage licenses within
the Prinince. Informing them that
the liceuees issued by them are only
for use in ease of marriages solemn-
ized within the Province. New forms
are being leaned containing, a clause
that the licensee can be used only
Within the Province, and an endorse-
ment to the same effect. ---
IN_ BITertarile Aoans.-His many
friends and the' public in general wiU
be glad to learn that Jonathan Miller,
the genial Boldface and all round
good citizen, has reopened his livery
on East stieet, where he will be
happy to renew busirese relations
with old patrons and show new ones
just what can be done to meet their
wishes, Mr, Miller needs tao recom-
mendation in. this line to those who
have patronized him heretofore.
GOLDEN LEAVES, -Under this tittle
another and greater volume has ap-
peared of the poems of "The Poetess
of Huron," Miss Eloise E. Skimmings,
of Goderich. It is truly a massive
work, full of the sympathies, ap-
preciations and joys of one who feels
the settaltave touch of real friendship
as well as Inspiration. For her loyalty
both town and friends are grateful,
and if good wishes will waft her verses
more speedily' over the land, they are
here in overflowing measure. -King-
ston Whig.
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A BARGAIN SALE. -On Saturday,
Nov. 20, at 1./30 p. m., Thos. Gundry
will offer.for sale by instructions front
Mr. F. F. Lawrence, on the premise',
the comfortable brick residence, with
barn, on East street nearly opposite
Knox church, the residence formerly
occupied by Mr. Lawrence. Terms,
one-third cash, and balance on mort-
gage at live per cent.. This is a good
chance for investment. Also the
household furniture, including a good
piano. Terms on these, cash. A.I1
will be sold, ay there is no reserve on
either residence or effects.
THE LOCAL CONSERVATIVES. -The
annual meeting of the Goderich Con-
servative Association was held on
Monday evening, and the meeting was
one of the most largely attended for a
long time. Wm. Campbell was re-
elected president, H. J. A. MoEwen
secretary, and A. M. Todd treasurer.
A full representation of delegates was
appointed to attend the riding annual
meeting and nominating convention
at Auburn on Monday, and much in-
terest was manifested in the whole
proceedings. Addresses were deliver-
ed by Mr. James Mitchell and Rev.
Jos. Elliott, when the meeting, ad-
journed.
BIG VVon.e.-Robert Elliott, dm
Apple King, being asked by THE
STAR as tO his season's trade, says : "1
have shipped 14,000 barrels this sea-
son, 10,000 to Glasgow. balance to
Liverpool, Aberdeen and Hambu ,
and also have paid the growers
per barrel more than the buyers east
of here, so I think the growers have
no need' to complain about the price.
The stations from which 1 loadecl are
Goderich, Lucknow, Walkerton, Bel -
grave, Clinton, Brucefield and Klppen.
Total cost laid down in the Old Coun-
try, including men's wages, price of
barrels and paying for apples and
freight, reached 830,000.
A POPULAR COMPANY. -Among the
many favorable comments on the ap-
pearance of the Meister Glee Singers
in Toronto last week, which appeared
in the city press, the following from
the Globe may he quoted : " The
Meister Singers drew a large crowd to
Massey Hall last evening. The audi-
ence was completely en rapport with
the artists, and the whole programme
was thoroughly enjoyed. Miss Ethel
Henry, with the charm of her beauty
and her most artistic rendering of her
selectione, both humorous and sad,
was greeted with tremendous applause.
Miss Henry wore a beautiful dress of
pale rose satin, with garniture of ex-
quisitely embroidered chiffon of a pear
tint, and a deep berth° of beautiful
lace on the corsage was much admired.
Her hair, lovely in itself, was adorned
by A most becoming twist of delicate
blue ribbon, a pretty contrasting
touch of the toilette. The announce-
ment of the return of the artists for a
later performance was entbusiastically
received." The company will appear
in Victoria Opera House on Monday
evening next, for the benefit of the
Town Band. Tickets 35c. and 50c.
THE C. P. R. ---,Thanksgiving Day
attracted many visitors to the C. P.R.,
or rather the Guelph Junction R. R.
Works, now being pushed ahead east
and west of Dunlop's Hill by Pigott &
(Jo., and the large contract that flrm
has on hand was a surprise to those
who thought the line was to be built
over the flats and through the gullev.
The foundations for the bridge over
Dunlop's Hill are now complete, and
the foundations for the north end
Midges that. will span the north
branch of the Maitland are being put
in. The two big steam shovels ale
doing great worklaand when the track
is placed so that Mrs can be used both
ways for ballasting. there will be live-
ly times from Goderich to Auburn.
East of this town, work is in progrees
through Colborne, Rullett and other
mnnicipalities, and the open weather
the past few weake, will help to put
things in form for carrying the work
on during winter. The small motor
engines are now on the track east of
Dunlops, and as there are plenty of
dumping cars on hand, ballasting can
now he pushed at this end of the line.
Work on the town side of the Matt,
may not be started just yet, but when
it is everything will he ready for a
quick finish.
TEACHERS' INtirITUTE. - A joint
meeting of the:Executive Committee
of East and West Huron was held in
Clinton on Saturday, the 12th inst.,
for the purpose of arranging for a
union Institute meeting. A full at-
tendance of the officers of both asso-
ciations were present. The -union
'meeting was arranged to be held In
Clinton, May 25th and 20tb, 1905. It
waa decided tn get no outside help for
the day seseions, but It WAS thought
advisable to get an outside lecturer
for the evening meeting. The arrange-
metel.s for the evening stsesion were
left ty the hands of IL committee corn-
posedoof Messrs. Lough, Houston, Mc-
Lean, iffogers, Howard, fleetly and
Johnston, A good list of subjects
With natnes attached was then epoken
af for tha progratomri those with
songs and recitations aill!make a very
Interesting tneeUng. It was moved
by' Mr. T,Ough, Principal of the Model
&had!, Clinton, seconded by Mr.
I
/3Iuett, rineipal of the Publie School,
Creditd , and adopted, that the seem
fatted, tam./ Hartley and W. IT.
JOhns ,ask the MinisteronductitIon
ter MO* specific InstrUctions as to
what lalto he unjerstood, the j)aper
tlo Res.4014 at the osat ingh school
arktrattils lizoninatloo.
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PX*PASANT &Immix -The dance
given. by the Harmony Club on
Thanksgiving night waa a decided
elletieea, lhe attondance being large,
the amide (the Blacketone Orehestra)
of the best, and the refreelunenfo
tasty and excellently served. The
bali was nicely decorated, the cos-
tumes of the ladies becoming and
:prettily varied, and there were several
belles. The members of the club were
present in full force, and the arrange-
ments and carrying out of the pro-
gramme, and the courteous attend-
anoe on the guests during thfa even-
ing; elbowed that Harmony 'knows
how to give a party.
TELE , RIFLE ASSOCIATION. - There
was a largely attended meeting of the
recently organized Rifle Association,
in the Town Hall on Monday evening.
During the session nanny points of
importance to the ,association were
discussed, Postmaster Galt was elected
treasurer, and Harry Kneciehaw seo-
rotary, and the roll of members
showed over 80 names. The strength
of the associabion commands the issue
of 20 rifles, and the issue of over 8,000
roends of ammunition to the com-
pany. The matter of bonds for the
rifles was arranged, and Capt. John-
ston was .empowered to name a com-
mittee to draft by-laws to govern the
org,anization. The next meeting will
be held at the call of the Captain.
POUND AGAIN. -A couple of weeks
since, a report came from the North
West that a former resident of Col-
borne was missing, and last week his
relatives sent a well-known officer out
West to make enquirers. We re-
frained from mentioning the case, be -
flaying there was, nothing to notice, as
we felt sure the gentleman was not
lost. If the casiireported in a Winui-
peg paper about a man of the sa,rne
nate trying to save a woman in a
burning house, refers to the absentee.
there was reason for his non -appear
ance for a time, for the rescuer was
badly burned, and the old lady he
tried to save was too badly burned' to
live. It is now reported that the
absent one has returned to his home
in the West.
A $34000 Hoes& - Messrs. E. C.
Attrill and Fred Dayie were abeent
during the past, week, and improvers
of stock will be pleased to learn that
while away, the gentlemen purchased
a most valuable Percheron stallion,
Andreas (40,097) is a three year-old,
and was foaled in France, where as
a yearling he won first place among a
great class of Percherons. As a two
year-old ,he took second at the Royal
Show in Kansas City, Miesouri ; first
at the Indiana State Show, and was
placed in the Illinois State Fair at
Springfield. Andreas comes from a
great line of ancestors, and is now
being exhibited at the International
Show at Chicago Stock Yards, and
will be shipped from there to Gederich
direct on the 3rd of December.
A SILVER WEDDING. -On Monday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duff,
Huron Road, celebrated their silver
wedding, they having been married
,in Seaforth by Rev. Mr. Graham on
November 21st, 1979. There was a
large attendance of relatives and
friends present, and Mr. and MM.
Duff were congratulated by all on the
attainmen t of their silver anniversary.
The evening was happily spent, re-
freshments and enterteinment being
very enjoyable. Among those pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Honking, of
Londesboro', and Mrs. Elliott, of
Woodstock, the ladies being Mrs.
Detre sisters ; Mr. and Mrs. Will
Pickard and Miss G. Rutnball, of
Holinesville, and Mr. A. Rumba* of
Clinton, ceusins, and Mr. Bert Elliott.
of Woodstock, a nephew of Mrs. Duff
and Mr. Duff's cousins. Mr. and Mrs.
P. Stewart and Ed. Shaw, of Dunlop.
Mrs. Duff wtur the recipient of a large
number of presepts, ail of that pt•ec-
foes metal whieh is supposed to sym-
bolize 25 yeers of wedded bliss.
DON'T MISS THIS. -The exceptional
merit of the Meister Glee Singet•s,
who will appear in Goderich on Mon-
day evening next, as a high CIIIHS
musical organization, and the de-
serving cause for whose benefit they
have been engaged, call for a word of
special endorsement. The Meister
Glee Singers rank as one of the best
vocal organizations which have vial ted
Canada, and in Toronto and other
cittes where tbey have appeated, their
performances have been praised with-
out stint., and a re-engagement at
once sought. The delightful glees
and choruses which have stood the
test of generations In the Old Land.
end the selections from classic musical
works, are rendered with a perfection
that leaves no room for criticism, and
the audiences almost weary the per-
formers with their clatnorous encores.
The Musical Society of our town
twinge the quartette here In an effort
to raise a substantial sum to help
carry on the improventent. of the
town band, and therefore our citizens
have a double incentive to attend.
Let this be a record night In high
class and worthy entertainu*ente, and
we can safely guarantee you will noC
be disappointed.
CHARGED WITH Ttorre-On Satur-
day J. 0. McKenzie, of Port Huron,
was charged before Police M agist rat e
Humber with the theft of $25. from
Hy. Day, of Walkerton, The offenee
was committed at the time of the
Goderich mums in July, when it is Raid
the defendant borrowed $50, from the
plaintiff, for temporary use, and only
handed $25. hack, while defendant
CIAIMS he paid •back $.35. A waraant
for McKenzie's arrest was fanned at
the time, but could not he served till
Thanksgiving Day, when he came
over to Sarnia from Port Hnron,
where the arrest took olace. Town
constable Phaien brought McKenzie
from Sarnia and before the P. M.,
when a remand to Wedneaday took
place for tbe purpose of obtaining
evidence. On Wednesday McKenzie
was before the P. M., and the taking
of evidence lasted nearly all the after-
noon, Crown -Attorney Seeger appear-
ing for the Crown, a F. G. Blalr for
the defendant. the conclusion of
the evidence t e P.M. sent the MUM
for trial to the next eourt of cempetent
jurisdiction. Yesterday McKenzie
appeared before Judge Doyle for elec-
tion, and deckled to be tried by n jury,
so he was remanded to the December
session.
Auction Sale Register.
Partiwytting their side bills printed a
Tern Stan OWES WIII receive a PREZ NOT1rE
under this beading until date of sale.
TIllitiRSHAV, Dec. !ST. -Auction SP le
of Farm stock, property of Mrs F.d-
wards. tote s and 6, con. 3, Colborne
I4 miles from Goderich, 2 from Delimit-
er.) 40 head cows, heifers, steers and
calves,a good draft mares, 2 road horses,
general purpose alleys, 2 and 3 years, 2
sows and litters. Farm has been rented.
Everything must be sold. 'Nos. Guar-
riav,atictiotteer.
The removal of fences from he
fronts of residences is goingfn so sat-
istitetorily that In another ear there
will be but fete etanding.
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BROW TOWN TOPICS.
Mrs. Lyntee new dwelling on Well-
ington etreet is now in the hand* of
the plasterers.
neaten/miler Amin , the Huron
County Council opens on Tuesday,
December Oth.
Inepector Tom was examing the
°lessee in the several public schools In
town thie week.
The Tuesday evening late train did
not reach Goderich 0111.25 a.M. Wed-
nesday morning.. .- •
Rumour hath it that their will be
contests in all the eight dietricte for
the Ckmitty Council.
Deitrich & Son, Star Mill, shipped a
car load of their celebrated flour to
Montreal this week.
S. E. Hick, Druggist, has this week
put in a handsome new Silent Sales-
man Show Case into hie store.
The nominations for County Coun-
cillors will be held in the several divis
MODS Dronday, Deceinber 261th.
The Modelites are now theoriziug
the duties of a teach**, the praotical
part having been finished last week.
The meeting of the Daughters of the
Empire on Monday afternoon wee a
pahreosretnotn. e, as only five members were
Mrs. Christopherson has sold her
residence and vacant lot on Newgate
street, to Mr. Nott, of the Crescent,
for the sum of 31200 -
The citizens of Goderich sytnpathize
deeply witle„ Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Swartz in their loss of their only
daughter, little Isabel, aged 3i years.
The Grind Trunk is giving us a
special train daily these days, and
though our shippers could use more
carte they are thankful for what they
get.
The visitors to Godereoh on Thanks-
giving Day were not eft)) numerous as
they were a year ago, but the out-
ward ones were well up to the aver-
age.
Politicians left this riding in rather
large numbers fee the Reform Conven-
tion and Conservative Conference
anhelddieriinTuoroy.nto Wednesday, Thursday
This time last year the skating rink
was doing a big business, and there
had been a few days pretty fair sleigh-
ing. A great contrast to the Novem-
ber weather of 1904.
There will be an organ recital in
Knox Church on the evening of Fri-
day, Dec. 10. A large chortle has been
mained for the 'occasion so that we
shall have a record musical program.
A• Christmas Day will fall on Sun-
day this year and be celebrated on
Monday, all municipal nomination8
will be held on the Friday before
Chrietinas, that being the provision of
the law in such elutes.
On Sunday morning next the mem-
bers of Inverness Camp, S. 0. S. will
hold their annual church parade to
Knox Church in honor of St. Andrew's
Day, which falls this year on 'the
following Wednesday,
This Friday eyening a banquet will
be tendered apple exporter Robert
Elliott, who has about completed
shipments for the season. The affair
will take .place at the King Edward,
and is sure to prove a *Access.
Two consignments of dinner sets are
among the new goods taken into stock
at the Maple Leaf China Hall. Cali
in and see the new design8. Still a
few more of those white china cups
and saucers at 75c. a dozen. G. M.
ELLIo•re.
It, would surprise emite cilizene if
they were charged with causing stores
to be vacant in Goderich. but, one who
pretends to know says if those who
earn money in Godet•ich Himont if at
home there would not be a vacant
store in totvn.
The name of Robert Elliott, the
well known apple [nue, is mentioned
as a probable candidate for County
Councillor for this Division. "Bob'
is an active and enterprising citizen,
and would take a keen Interest in the
business of the County.
The Goderich Engine OIL shipped a
cement -brick meking in:whine to Tor-
onto on Wednesday- and it is stated
that the nutehine will be placed in a
building where bricks will be made
through the winter season. This in-
novation in brick utak i fig will be
watched w ith interest hy all engaged
in the building trede.
Jno. F. Andrews has purchased the
barn on Light house street, on tile one
time Orace property, from Robert
Orr. and will take it to pieces and re-
build it in the township. The bare
has long been in its present location,
hut the timbers are in such good (ion-
dition anti of such quality, itS to
warrant its removal for rebuilding.
Half of the men summoned by Pig-
ott & Co. for breach of contract lett
town last week for the east, the others
who are working in town, are still
waiting for a decision on the charge
against them. So far a day has not
been named fnr the continuance of the
trial, and it is pr•obahle it ItlAy not he
resumed, as P. M. Humber, in giving
his decision in the NVitiottafT (.11 HI', MI Id
lie thought the judgment ..11011id f(d.
low in the °there.
AT THE HARBOR.
Several small boats are being over-
hauled and repaired on the Harbor
Island.
The tug Owen, of l'ort Huron. ean
into this herbor last week when on a
trip trying to locate f.114.11ped loge.
t. Win, Silt he Ida nil reached home
on Friday, having pieced his' boat, the
Cataract, In winter quer ters nt Sarnia.
The pleasure adeniner A, M. Petrie,
of Bayfleld, arrived In nor t on Friday
morning, and is now in winter quite-
(tellTregvh.eland. with 000 tens erre! for the
e schooner J. N. Judd, trom
water works, reached Ode port on
Thankngiving Day.
The steamer Myles took ipti 201, ens
of flour from the Ilig Mill and ro 3
of hay frotn Wm. lee, for !eke Stip-
erior portn laat week.
The steamer lioseentilin.1 nith 85,000
bushels of wheat for l he timbale!'
Elevator, arrived In port on 'Tuesday,
The steamer will bring two cargoes to
Goderich for the Big Mill before the
Ta shoe" Retel0i8:1.151.Pr iloNechtle wilh 82.(XX)
hue/helm of wheat for the 0°4103 ich
elevator from Pt irt William, al rived
In port on Thured iy (if last week, and
left again the name tiny to load wheat
at Prot Arthur fot this harbor.
The Harbor Saw Mill is turning old
a large quantity of sourre timber for
the several public. works In the vieinity
of Goderich. The I rgl n have a
large quantity of cut km her along the
Bruce Peninsula, whleh they ere
trying to get venaelm to bring to this
pert
I While the deeping of the water at
the W est end of Marlton's inland is a
good work. the removal of the sunken
, (a/reeked) sehooner at the li00311-went
corner of that Inland would he better
work, es the ; nereasing ntiniber of
vee-ela of deep draft now using this
1)011 makes the rernOtrui of the wreck
a necessity.
POLITICS AND TEM.-
PERANC IN HURON.
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WHAT GLOBE AND NEWS COR.
RESPONDENTS HEARD IN
THE OLD COUNTY.
Colborne Townahlp Will Vote on
Local Option.
-The Toronto News, oL Saturday and
Monday last, and the Globe of the
latter day, each contained lung article*,
from staff correspondents who bad
been up this way, on the political situ-
ation and feeling' in the county, espec-
ially In regard to temperance senti-
ment, and a few extracte will be of in-
terest to our local readers.
The Newe than was evidently favor-
ably iinpressed with the people and
conditions of life in Huron, and he
trays not a few nice things of both in
In his letters frout Goderich and Olin -
ton. Of our county town he sityis :
"Here at the junction of the classic
River Maitland -once the Iffenesetu lag
-with the big blue Lake Huron, lie8
town where fur just 09 yeers scenery
and electious have been in the race.
The former capital of the old Huron
'react, and now of all the Humne has
Ueen a town for 54 yeare and has a
present population of 4,500 -once in
the salt boom days, before the Arnere
Can duty on salt, about 0,000. 13ig
ships loaded with north lumber and
northwest wheat, black bass in the
river and Huron apples on the conces-
sions. well trimmed orchards and tidy
dwellings, broad generous streets and
neat stores, pretty churches end good
looking girls- etna as much politics to
the ilquitire inch as in any place in
Canada outside of Ottawa -such is
Goderich."
A column of expressions of opinion
and comment is given, as the result of
the scribe's enquiries, /among them
this paragraph :
A well known Liberal, occupying a
public position in the town, maid : "1
don't know that opinions expremerd
before an eleption are of any value,
but there are 'undoubtedly a great
many staunch Reforrners who will
Vote Reform for b.oth houses ttll they.,
die, no matter whet's at stake. There
are Contreryativea of the same kind.
Still believe there are a large nune
ber of Reformers who supported Laur-
ler In the recent election that will not.
support Ross in the next. ono. Thirty-
two years for one Government is
totally without peer 'lent and quite
uqjustiflabie. The election will prob-
ably be • one of scandal -mongering
rather than of principle."
Others considered that the Prefilter
would he quite unjustified in resigning
even with a hare majority of one; that
he should fight it . out; but that be
would probably get beaten If he did.
Looks Like a Case In Ethics.
The above opinions with numerous
others were given by men of all ages
and callings. and in all but four or flee
hist unces without /iffy knowledge
whatsoever of their being expressed
to a newspaper man. In -no case did
the interviewer ask the politics of his
informant, and in only four instancem
did the informants exprees hope
that Mr. Ittle4 entry another
.-lection. Perhaps a man might wan-
der for tin tiotlet.ieli streets,
questioning people at. random about
politics, and meet lege than half 14
dozen "Scotch Grits" or Liberals of
any kind -but the lige of mirticlee ham
long since passed away. N'iewet1 sup-.
erlicially anti without any pretence of
analysik, it loOks decidedly as if a good
percentage of West Huron . Voters
have two sets of Liberal opinlone, one
for the Dominion and another for the
Province. This Is the ethical aspect
of the questitai.
Writing from Clinton lie says alining
other things :
"Mr. Rom has long been an oracle
in Huron. His utteram•es Mg. 1141(1 n-
n I ng to he doubted. A lotig-patient
electorate begins to ask When the or-
acle will speak with him own min/land
cease to he jimeompted blp. the .delln (.11-
ni,,, I. in,' !limy he free..
ly trandated, 'Den 'machine'. ellite
11(101 all. regillated,by w I res. On these
wound. it latikm 104 if West Hilton at
least Will t hat i is line leg W4
g 111.1.V "rile I.."
As to Temperance.
There Is tired her et inn:Arum in West
Huron. It be loyal option. Titer is Die
hoodoo to the polit edit. of Goderich
and Clinton. p.4,, I i01.111(.315 were
each pi•esented butt /4111.111114.1. by the
tettipetance peOple with it,.pet
boycotted hy 0,11re:re/ill VP gayer
Lewis and the ,COuncif of Oltderich,
grin tell by t,(111f7erV I i ve M eror Flo() v -
er, of Clinton, by n ealtng vote. Mr,
Houvet• of t tirwal dm recant tel -too- late.,
Ott Janunry Clinton will vote on
held option,. Morel. is sn id to he
414111)11111( 101. /4 eatiditIntiiir. 11812
itchell, Conservative candidate
in West H11 ron. pledged himself to
prohibition. He wan defeated: In
t e Bruce 1)r. Ste %yak., Liberal,
pledged hinleelf. There had beim'
big rmijority for the refitrentioni: Ile
watt defented. . Is it any wonder that
t he Conaervat lee Mayhtsi of Cinder:kV
and Clint 011 fought shy of local option?
may talk /IN you like nb0111
t he C. P. meth' a prominent hotel -
keeper to The News, It %Vali local
option that killed Holmes."
"Mc. Holmes is a well. know. total
ithstaitii•r and ft iend of temperance -
as Mr. Mitchell le 111 (31111411.1011 lint the
New Kra eontained no editorials on
local option.
"If !toss (let -limes for prohibition he
will go up tin- tine hig'her than Oil -
kite," eit id 'PRO ng Hoderieh
Liberal.
1.4
•respotitlent some up thus;
Inea ipt ion will probably
teary Clinto! Th 1. toe n will then
begin to get in class 'Hweet
Auburn, loveliest of t he plain.'
And if any form of phih ntion, wheth-
er local, general OE hi and half,' le
11.1 ilea). useful to t he poll; Irian than
10eiti lieete,o1I'V to Chilton, is
it 110 wonder that the would-be states -
Men (If \Veld Huron begin to rennrd R
tempetanee pint form as a poll Oval
hoodoo i And It in a roilittion proverb
In these parts tilt' pure polit ins May
be an Irish bog hitt that the temper-
ance problem in politic', Is the- will o'
the wisp." • ...
The Globe's SuAllmary.
The Globe's correspondent inter.
VIPWIVI ?tinny well known people on
t tem peranee qtieetion. and he Neente
to eemelude that nentiment Is by 00
(Ion, hut Dial more Ntriet enforce -
means unanimous in favor of prolilbe
ment of lieenfie would be more Remy-
, ally favored. Thene opinionn fluty he
reprod need .
Ross Government on some such lino
than they otherwise would."
AL a. Cameron 1 "The convention
is a splendid Idea. We will DOW Imwe
a well defined policy on the temper -
once question. Ltud election we had
not, but now we will know where we
are 1 vve will have a universal policy
all over the Province."
Mr. R. W. McKenzie. of Goderioh, a
staunch Liberal of the old school, be-
lieved that Mr. Ross should go to the
country on prohibition. Re did not
like the_dispensary system, and would
like't0Seethe liquor act put into force,
with the onus ou the opponents to re-
voke it, where the feeling was againvt
IL Mr. McKenzie a,lso declared for
the most stringent law that could be
tnade to prevent 'corruption.
On tho other hand, Mr. NV. L. Hor-
ton, who said he had been in the busi-
ness, said : "I want a strict high lie-
ense, and the law strictly enforced, so
that they will cut out all the small
'gin etrille.'"
The following members of ihe Lib.
eral Executive, who met in Goderich
and Clinton last weeWotre quoted
John Yeo, Goderich Tp.: Alex Young,
Colborne; Win. Martin, East Wawa -
nosh, and Wm. Bailie, West Wawa -
nosh, for prohibition, or ahelhillieff
the bars; Wm. Jackson, Blyth; James
Young, Auburn; Henry Morris. Col-
borne; John T. Currie, East Wawa -
nosh, and Jotteph Bell, Carlow, for
stricter regulation.
Local Option In Colborne.
As will be seen by the clerk's repert
of Colborne township Council, in toe
other colunin, the agitation in that
municipality for a trial at local option
gained the consent at the Council to
submit a by-law to the electors nest
January. The deputation who adv.. -
tinted the bylaw before the Cottle e
were • R. Id. Young, J. T. Liuklater,
and Revs. Jas. Harnilton, J. sq. Y ,•1 -
land and Jreol Heneedy, while' W
Glazier, of Dpnlop, who owns the
only hotel in the township, and would
be seriously affected by the enforce-
ment of the bylaw, presented a min-
ter petition with' over ninety names
thereon, and this' was supported by
John Chisholm, John Williams and
Mr. Simpson, of Sheppardton.
The Council held an adjourned
meeting to further consider the mat-
ter, and then decided to let the people
of the township decide the matter for
themselves.
CONSERVATIVE CONFERENCE
The Mail and Empire of yestereay,
speaking of the Cense' vative Confer-
ence now being held in Toronto, tee,
"Business is the object of the confer -
en Je. It seems to be the desire- and 11
patriotic desire it is -to lay down the
sound principles which should govern
in Ontario and to prepare for the con -
teat in which these principles are
bound to prevail. There are many
subjects to Consider ; but there can,
be no doubt touching the uppermost
imam and the sentiment, of the honest
electorate towards'. it. The people
want to got rid of corruptionist
and the ballot -box !duffer, the person-
ator and the trick ballot -box maker.
They also desire to repudiate and to
reject the Government which *toddled
these enermities upon the province
and has lived by them for the past few
years. There is reason in the attitude
of the public towards this qugst ion.
It in clear that if 801114' NOM. fiteti011
stands behind the ballot -box 1111;1
dictates by fraud the vet -diet, it
'shall render, we are no louget st. free
and a self-governing people. What -
Oyer views t,he majon•ity may hold,
whatever the 11 eeireti of the province
may he, those views aind those desires
cannot take effect so long as the thief
robs the elector and the plugger pltigs
votes. It is only by the consent, of
the thief and the plugger that. the
free people of Ontario can regulate
their 1/W11 Ittfailli.
Other quest i 'us ars important: but
the ultimate at mode of the province
toward all of them depends upon the
aolution of the ballot -box le oblern.
We must, di•Ive the ballot, thief and his
toaster from their places in t he polling
booth hefore we can hoot, to institute
other reforms. The means hy which
thin great work can be iii•complislied
will be dismissed at, the coat -pence.
411 Ontario 11111144 111/1/1. 111/4 1111" IliM•
consion will lie fruitful of wise einis•
self., and that the result Wilj 111. till"
restoration of fermium and the' end of
rascality proVitive. , '
POLITICAL NOTES.
Let us have a clean Dovrilinieut.°.
Y. M r.• 'I'. 14. Presttin'e presence in,
Toronto al tbis r! 'Seal moniept in the
fortunes lif Rine, iwk.perlifilis"
More than° q, 111' id 1.11(!)...
cOurse, the n PI'S Of (Ill. 51 i
hie M. were 'to 'be punted i atm tO1/'
%mention should their good miirp touch
at the port of Toronto on the 2,ird.
-It would lie well if Rome meadierti-of
Prettier Itotite Cabinet. lumil *howl'
their right to lie,Called -honorable",
before hay I ng.• tntich -Aimee(' wort'
thritet on-thete. • -
...
Seeing that iteivoilld he only for a
Mon th or ter, why couldn't Preen107'
ROHN .1111.VP r•hee red the heart otligisty
old "Cap." Sullivan by making 111111
also a Minister without Portfolio?
Mr. J. It. Htratton announced. in his
Hpettell to th'e• Rose cOnvent rster
flay thnt he is with the ltottit Ooverri.
merit, although: not at prement lit it.
Thus we have Die NHLO111 1411 band of
politicians, but under -Al Iferent namee.
'The following is from the Hamilton
Spectator! Phll A. Lott's retifession
recalls a 'ftentenee in • Haliffet's
guy " Thus conscience (loth ke
cowards of us all, and thus the native
hue of retool ution. sickle(' 0.1.1. With
the pole cast bf thought, and enter
prison of great pith 111141 11101111.111
thin regard their etirrpot* torn away,
and lose the 11111110 (If /WHIM.'
It la noteworthy that the call for
Mr. Koss' 1.011Y1`11111/11 was not issued
until after the detection of the bogus
ballot, boxes, Had these sucressfully
etood the tee) bi hey were to
he subjected in t he Dominion elet't ions
the TII1101i IIP wool(' no (11/1/111. 11044/
'HUM r4,11Aly t11 tiike the battle of Die
Provincial elect Ions upon them, with
out going to the Itolible of ealling
eonvention.
The desperation of t he RAN. (le)verh•
ment la revealed in 1111' R1111.1111,1•1111•111
Ono Hon. 'Mr. Lab -Mold who, Am ear
ly as Jane last, it is titiderstotid, filneed
hie resignation in the hands of the
Premier and Intely more openly made
known his intention to 11.11rt" from
public life, ha.a been I rehired to recon•
Hider bin deeision. lie Will 40111111 for
South Ret w again in the approach-
ing co The !resoling of all this
IA pi 1, Mr. flow+ having failed to
seen tailing 1111'11 (111 his Cabinet h
huh ,ed Mr. I eiehford to hold over
e resilit of he. final appeal to th,,
e'er rate Is known Then he will he
ed 33,.. 11111 V of Cabinet con
Mon and Mr 1,sti.'hford Ik4'
gi ve , • tre, •I to hi• risme to re-
nto life avid the practice
profeamil in
Hobert Holmee : "Mr. ROAR Might rell
to appeal to the eountry on gorne torn/ I, atm
,advatived temperanee legislation. ab
I think their, are a number of Liberals r".4.
who could more cordially support. the,
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THE BALLOT Box FRAUDS.
The Ballot Box Frauds is not a new
heading, but comes before ite now on
a new and gigantic plan. The rascal-
ity is made bare, not by or through
Government officials or Cabinet Miu-
Mere, but shnply because a Deputy
Returning Officer's conscience smote
him, and thus Canada learne of one of
the greateat rascalities ever invented
for atealing votes. The scheme for
tho theft is a ballot box made with
such ingenuity that a Deputy Return-
ing Officer, without scruples, can, at
the opening of the poll, dump 30 or 40
ballots into the ballot box, and after-
wards direct la like ntunber of Con
servatiye votes into the fabse 8ide
from which the others were dumped.
There can be no dispute as to the ras-
cality, for thee° are confesaions and
sworn testimony that cannot be con-
troverted, and so darnalriter is the ex-
posure to the Dominion Governtnent.
in whose interests these boxes were to
be used, and in foot were used, and to
t Provincial Cabinet, its witnesses
swear they wore intended for the On-
tario elections, that Dominion detec-
tives are sent from Ottawa, and a
leading K. C. from Toronto to iissitit
in appmillending and punishing all con-
cerned in the frauds. The appearance
of these officers and the K, C. at the
trial watt a surprise. for though the
fraudulent ballot iiii"xes were in
vide fin days, no 111144,./...,,WILH 11114de in
toe matter until Goss Porter, M. P..
031111M/I 1111' 11/10/11-111V /WI by bit, ,14.-
1,,m for lit and he hoped
t sudden itch% ity ot these officers iu
West Hastings is not intended to cov-
er up sini dal. episodes In other parts of
the Dominion, particularly in Nova
Scotia, and the Western Provinces of
the Dominion.
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Rev. It. S. Howard, of Christ
church, London, who will be remem-
bered as a former clergyman of triode -
rich and Mitchell, spoke thus forcibly
and thoughtfully on the subject of '
political corruption which lias become
such it proininent and slalom+ danger,
in Canadian puhlie life ;
"Accusations are openly made
against some, and these are indig-
nantly Whether they are
true or not I leave to you to judge ;
but this one thing 1 say, that the very
fact that such aceusat ions and. dentate
lire flung back and forth, and that all
11311. people ate not shocked. seems t,o
indicate a low standard of political
mortal ty. Eit her these act:us/alone
are not belelved, or, If they are be-
lieveti.4 no one seems to care. The
condition is bad either way, brit the
point to notice here is that the._ great
majority of our people are so indif-
ferent and care tio little. DO(18 it not
nuftter to us how our ends /XIV gained,
that fake accuatition or frau ; are
charged again:it each other, at. ' be -
C all de W (I don't care, we 'owe' our
standard of life and drag our honor
in the dust We want the highest
standard of truth and honor. No
standard can he too high. Ours, tut
Christians, should' be • the measure
of the stature of the fulness of Christ."
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BYRON LOTT RELEASED ON
BAIL. '
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Nov. 2i. -(tipZ4Cial. --John
T. (kickrain, an hotel keeper, of Mocha%
this morning put tip 32,000 in cash aud
tteetired the freedom of liyrtin O.
Lott, the alleged ballot box consph-a-
t or. also flit:Ili-Shed his own
security for 82,000. Cock him hap-
pened to be the City and Was
miiprined that Lott's friends biul not
furnished the hall risked by the
crown.
The charge against Lott is that he
"did rittimpire with one T.
.1. lteilly, one Thos. P.. ‘Vhelain. ono
%A'. J. Stabley and one Philip A. Lott,
and other pei•stins unknown, or with
unt• or noire of them, by deevit or
o! bet fraudulent menus, to wit, the
use of forged, • frAiiilaleat or counter-
feited told ballot
laixes..,, with secret ' inpnettnents,
slides and ilevives 'there deceitfully
contriy ed • tti lie waist.' ided fot the
ballot Isixes,•" or sum of them, in-
tended to be timed ti 0 eleetion fur
the niiiihe eiitimein in the electoral
•Titling 'of West - I las digs. holden on
the said 'Nov. .dcfrattel ,•ertain
tionseertatited peesotis. • being 'voters
entitled .Itt 1/1/41. 140 /411110 election, by
sotettilittittg. for t7nlitott •eieft by suelt
,Permoas, sock goil
ItN olo.ireeo
such friteillident 1.•,. 0..
their secret P11;11040 toent ' -1.•4 ...d
de viCtifir4'
[Aar. witg remanded hi,. 21,cgisttale
i•lint till Preirty morneig. Pi -ovine ial
Detective (freer I/1111'11' acting so be-
half of the Ontario govt.1 rotund.
Prom an Exelienge NVest Huron
Liberal Conserv:I:eh Execiit I vi• tnet. in
Clinton rriiiny
IS 01.114,(1 Nirvenitirr 214th, at Ali-
bi: I'm to mieleet vandidate for the On-
tario Le4.0mlature, There are a num-
ber of names Already available foe
presentation to the eon yention, from
whom 11 C1111(1 Call 110
aelected. Among the names suggested
are James win) contested
the riding at t he last election: Mat ileW
Lockhart, of Enk Otidley
Holmes, of Wingharn; Mayot Hoover,
of Clinton; 1). T. Cantelon nod 1),
ret.ttr, of I he moue place; Jamen
Conollv, of (lode) township. nod
Rev. Jos. Elliott, of tiodeiich. From
this list there shoold .04..110 (liflietilty
ing winner for the next Pim
Tiori/d 01,111111.
The Meeting Calendar,
The .1101111.114 h henneh of the %%otnettLe
„te te,1,1 th,o ,,oxr lho toot
nf ttet) 0,1 14,v.volier 1.1 MOM b.,.
pir( removiiIH, I he lemr 2 to .toiro
ref 01, of Ito. atop, I 1. 8„
F11/1,44
Hi14,141111/H.ling horeko chinell T of
T Vrilley "now.
1he 1(1ng. nonehter. Will OlOrt on W eN1 1. ea -
day neicl. 30)1 . at 3 p, to the ourt
nolo, for the electing of officer... :111 members
nre reque..fed te sttenti. s arrentromente are
beioN loath. for the holding of a See
yi,t„nArnitaki,r..r,nret i nu of 1._ 0 1.. ots. on Thawing
Business Not ices
nal -gems millinev it bankrupt nale•
going At half price SMITH BROS, CH.
we did not IIRCH an big a crow,' this
week ns either of the political conven,
het our crowd wan the best pleased.
They all are who come to lintientiv'e for
thew, photon See the latest in 0140 wins
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