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.ottener, the Government
Us WILL eandidate in Cardwell, is opposed to
the Uovernmeat on the sabool ques-
tion. Mr. MeGillivary, the Govern-
- AN() – went candidate in North •Outario,
can't say what he o ill do in reference
DuGGIsT to remedial legislation until be sees
" the tneasure to be introduced by the
Government, ,and the Government
n nn • is willing, to aCeept 8U1as their
ARLO, N. W. TELECRAPri cenditlates! A government reduced
Brunsmok House.. to euch straits is in a pitiable condi
opp.
Wingham, out Tim Government seems to consider
CHEMIST
* the bye -elections a matter of life and
f. beCliOtingaiit !,4). r5
FRIDAY, NOVEMDER 29, 1895.
To wawa IT NEAT" CONCERN.
Those who have received ac-
counts from us will please iemit
the amount, or call and, settle.
ouee. As we expect to
leave Wingham on the 2nd, of
January next, all amounts not
settled by- that time will be
placed, in other hands for col-
lection. "A word to the wise,"
&e. Remittances made by P.
0. Order or registered letters
will be at our risk.
R. ELLIOTT.
name Office, Wingbam, Nov.
27th, 1805.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
THE election in Cardwell will be
held on December 24th.
THE Domiuion Parliament has been
called to meet on the 2nd of January
next.
THE appeal of the Canada Revue,
in their action against the Archbishop
•of Montreal, has been dismissed.
IT IS understood that Hon, Mr.
Laurier will speak in several places
in Ontario in the course of a few
weeks.
A CONSERVATIVE Convention for
West Huron will be held at Smith's
Rill, on December 10th next, to
nominate a candidate for the House
of Commons.
A DISPA.T011 from Winnipeg says
that it is altogether likely that the
Manitoba and Dominion Governments
will agree upon a compromise in the
School question.
HARMONY is a thing unknown
among the Government supporters in
• Quebec,. Hon. Mr. Angers' organ Judgment in the case of 13arrett vs.
scores Sir A, P. Caron most unmet,- Wiunipega in which it was -stated
cifully, and says that they have had that the Catholics had no grievances.
atonal) of MM
LOWER WING -HAM.
On Wednesday, 20th instant,
Thomas Smith, after a short illness,
passed away in his 71st year. The
deceased cane here froni the town-
ship of Grey, a few years ago, and
was highly esteemed for his stirling
qualities of head and heart. He
leaves a widow,. who has the sym-
Tut bye -election for the Local pithy of a large circle of friends—
Legislature in West Wellington prom-
Mr. Johd Green, who has been ill
lees to he a warm one. There are for some time, we are pleated to see,
Ns- quite recovered and is around as
three candidates in the field.: Messrs,
isual.
J. Patterson, Maryborough town-
ship, Liberal ; Jas. Tolton, Clifford,' Crops in 'Manitoba.
Conservative, and JA'44. Tueker, 'Peel • The estimates of the hundred or
tOwnship, Num,
more agents of the BankersAssocia-
tion, stationed throughout Manitoba,
regarding this year's trop, which
are absolutely reliable, are as
follows: Wheat Total acreage,
1,140,27a; total yield, 34,843,892
bushels. 13arley—Acreage, 158,839;
total yield 5,903,517 bushels. Oats
—Aereagt, 482,65$; total yield, 25,-
55,i J bushele,
death with than, aud are making
every effort to retain the constit-
neneles. North Ontario election
will be held on the 1234 of Decem-
ber. Cardwell an the 24th and no
doubt West Iluron will Wu a week
or two after Cardwell. This will
give the ,sidc line and back eon-
ces.sion workers time to go from one
constituency to another and distribute
the "Infuenee," Such tactics on the
part of the Government should be
frowned down and those engaging in
them driven from power.
THE Toronto Telegram, the lead-
ing independent newspaper of the
province, says: Whatever Conser-
vatives may think of Wilfrid
Laurier, it is clear enough that the
Liberals never had a leader who was
stronger in the country, or as strong
in the affections of his followers in
Parliament. Signs of dissatisfaction
with att.. Laurier's leadership would
not show first in the columns of the
Conservative papers, if the dis-
sntisfaction were sincere or wide-
spread. Nor would the Conservative
journals be dissatisfied if Mr. Laurier
I was really as weak as theysay he is.
A weak and blundering Opposition
leader is worth a great many votes
to a government, and if the Liberals
now bad such a leader the Conserva-
tive journals would not be advocating
for a change.
4.
Ma. JAS. FISTIER, a member of
the alanitoba Legislature, has con-
tributed a letter to the press on the
Manitoba Sehool question, in which
he says that the Dominion Govern-
ment, in July, 1894, sent a memorial
to the Manitoba government, asking
that body to grant relief to any well.
founded complaint. The Manitoba
Government replied to this memorial
that there were no grievances. It
will be noticed that this memorial
was sent to the Manitoba. authorities
before the last judgment of the Privy
Council was given, allowing the
minority to appeal to the Dominion
Cabinet for relief, The only deliver-
ance of the Imperial Privy . Council
at the time the Ottawa Cabinet sent
the memorial to Manitoba was the
ast Iluron Patron Conven-
tion held in Brussels, a short time
ago, to nominate a candidate for. the
Local Legislature, was but very
thinly attended, and nothing was
done. There is no vacancy as yet,
and it looks as if our Patron friends
were a trifle premature.
A tcePaztirtax from the Chamber
of Commerce of Montreal has waited
on the Dominion Goverinneet, asking
them to send a delegation of business
men to Franck to aseertain upon
what terms trade could be encourag-
ed and developed. Their request is
to be considered by the government.
Pitmo/rAt GgotT, writing In the
Toronto Week, comments on the Live &bel
anomalous position occupied by those
Toronto, Ont., November 26.
The market was dull tO-day and
people in Canada who are prepared
qtiet1 a few eattle were left in the
to take British protection, through
pens at the weetern Cattle yards at
her frigatea and gunboats, whenever in trouble,'the close. Offerings to day were 47
they gcg; Ns'et maintain A
carloads,. whieh ineluded 966 sheep
high tax poliey to prevent the mother- I
and lambs, 1,700 hogs, about a dozen
land from trading with them.
calves and nearly 20 cows. in
THE Dominion Govermnent ap- butehers' cattle trade was dal!, and
pear to be in very deep water just slow, arid quite A few cattlerernained
now, and they cannot get anyone 'unsold. -Conmion butchers' cattle
to' assist thein in pulling the oid could hardly be sold at all, These
iwater-lcgged ship into a safe haven, were quoted at from Ie 2e per
Sir Mackenzie Bowel! has lxv,rt try.ipound„ Very few really good eattle
img to induce some members'. of the Offered. Top price paid WAS $3.85
Qtrobeu .goverranent to wine to his per cwt. for one carload of the best
aostotetme, brit an far withoutsuecess. cattle on the market. Choice cattle:
It saliva iv be a forgarte eonclusion are wanted. The rating figures for
'Ste Goverataset is doomect good cattle were *oil 8,0 na pe'
• ...en. ••••••11.,*•••••••••••••••••••••••41.
THE WINGRAM. nmEs, NOVEMBER 429, 189.5.
pound, the latter for choice. Sheep
Tilers were not so many in, and
the market was slightly firmer din:iag the forepart I:if the day, I4e
8e being paid, as dealers required
some to 1111 spaee, but before evening
prices sagged again to 2:le per pound-
Lainbs—There was a. slightly firmer
tone to this line to -day, the ruling'
figures being from $2.76 $3.25
per cwt, Quite a few sold at $2.80
0; t'43,20 per cwt. Bulls—A few fat
bulls for export are wanted. One
bull was sold for 2:1e per pound to-
day, which would have brought 3c
two weeks ago. Some more bulls
went at 2e per pound. Mich cows
and springers—Prices were =hang-
ed at from $20 0 $35 per head,
ajoaae—Prices were low again to -day,
thetopfigure being about $3,70 per
cwt. Very few touched $3.75 weigh-
ed off the ears, The market was
weak at that, and prospects are for
still lower prices.
Montreal, Que., November 25.—
There were about 600 bead of but -
oilers' cattle, 50 calves and 2,000
sheep and lambs offered for sale at
the east end abattoir to -day. Trade
was fairly brisk, with an active de-
mand for the best cattle, some of
which sold up to near 4e per
with pretty good stock at from 3e 0.1
no. per ib. Common cattle were
rather plentiful and sold at from 20
® 21e per Ib. Good calves were in
demand. Mr. Burassa paid $30 for
three fine calves; others selling at
from $3 0 $7 eaeh. 'There was no
demand for old sheep. Lambs sold
in lots at from 3e 0 Kie per lb., and
.picked lambs brought 8e. Fat
hogs are numerous and sell "at about
4c per Ib,
East Buffalo, N. Y., November 25.
—Cattle—Receipts moderato — 209
cars; market opened with a fairly
good demand for good handy and
medium weight steers, and good to
choice fat butchers; prices generally
about steady. Hogs—Receipts, 160
cars market fairly active • Yorkers,
$3.75 ® $3.80; roughs, $3 ® $3.25 ;
pigs, $3.25 ® $3.75. Sheep and
lambs—Receipts, 170 ears; market
ruled heavy; lambs, choice to prime,
$3.90 @ $4; Canadian lambs, fair
to prime, $3.90 $4.15 ; sheep,
choice to selected wethers, $3.15
$4.45 ; Nile and common, $1.25
$1.75.
U.NT COUNCIL,
The Council of the
Huron wilt meet 10 the
Clinton, on Thursday; Doo
e. rn.
Dated
oration of a County of
n k4 ti the Town of
next, at TO datock
W LANK,
CO. Clerk.
1855.
TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES 1896
The undersigned will receive tenders for supplies
up to noon on
MONDAY) DECEMBER Oth, 1695,
For the supply of
Butchers' Meat, Butter, D y and
Creamery, giving price r each,
Flour, Oatmeal, Po atoes,
Cordwood, 1'
for the following instil tion during the year
180G, viz
ACthe Winn for the no in Toronto, London,
Kingston, Hamilton, Blimico, Drockville and °riffle;
the Central Prison and Mercier lieformatom Toren.
to; the Reformatory for Boys, Penetanguisitene
the Institutions for titDeaf and Dumb, Rolled/le,
and the Mind At DrAntford.
Two sufficient sureties w1.1 bo required for the due
fulfillment of midi contract. iineeffications and
forms of tender can only be bail by making applies.
tion to the 13nrsars of the respective institutions.
K. B.— Tenders are no required for tho supply of
meat to the asylums in Toronto, London, Kingston.
Hamilton and ltiMileo, nor to the Central Prison and
Mercer Reformatory, Toronto.
The losvest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
R. CHRISTI K,
T. F. oSAMBESLATN,
JAMBS NOXON,
Inspectors of Prisons and Public Charities.
Nrlfatment Iluildidgs, Toronto, Nov. lffith. 180.
YOU'LL
REGRET IT_
If you don't call and examine, and while
you are there, get prices of that immense
new stock of
2K 4C
:ME let
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Which bee Jett arrived from Germauy.
It is the most beau titut assortment ever
shown in town.
GROCERIES446,4",
Complete in every line, Wo ars ready
ror you, when you are ready to do your
Xmas bakitig.
MAitlallai REPORTS.
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Wingham, Nov. 28, 1806, I
Correetea by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Plour per 100 lbs.. ........ 1 75 to 2 oa
Pali Meat—. ......., a 068 to 0 70
Spring Wheat., , .... • , 065 toQ 70
Oats, , 0 24 to 0 20
.14,10F.,, 0 00 tO 0 06!
41,14.4 0 50 to 0 fili
130tter.. • t. ..... .• .. 0 14 to 0 15
Eggs per dozen .... 0 15 to 0 15
Wood per cord. , • , .... 1 25 to 1 00
Bay per ton . „ . ....14 00 to15 00
Potatoes, per busizel.. 0 16 to 0 20
Tallow, per .. „ . 0 05 to ,0 05
Dried Apples. per lb,.....„ 0 al to 0 06
Chickens ......0 20 to 0 201
Ducks 0 40 to 0 50
Geese „ 0 6 to 0 51
0 7 to 0 81
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TRUNKS
VALISES, LEATHER SACS
Special Bargains all Month.
GEORGE GOOD
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THE BEST
TRE'—
SMALLEST COST
MERCHANT
TAILORING
—AND —
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
GEO. GARR'S
By inspecting our Stock, you will be
convinced it pays to buy the best when
it can be had at such a very moderate"
cost..
Our prices cannot be beat anywhere
for good, reliable workmanship and ma-
terial. A. Perfect Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Always the latest at the lowest price in
Gents' Furnishings,
GEO. CARR,
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Opposite, Oh ishohn's Drug Store,
Wingham.
SHE SAID "VE
She would accept him if he bought
tfte
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PATTERSON'S
If you want a ring that will wear
you a life time, buy it of PATTERSON'.
Get up as quickly as you ean and
get one of our magnificent engage-
ment rings. Any young lady would
be proud to wear one of them. We
will whisper the price to you—we
have them as low as $1.25,
"Rs all so Sudden"sometimes that
the young man doesn't know- where
to get the ring. If you are in this
plight you may come witbout mis-
givings to us, We guarantee all of
our pods and our guarantee is
good.
What she wants is one of our
Diamond Itiegs, 14 karats fine.
With them the style never changes.
Any young lady knows her ring will
not be out -shone if it comae from
PAVVEItS014.
REPAIR1NG4444,
OUR TEASstipvt*, For Fine Wateh Repairing. I defy
Are becoming more tamone every day. competition.
Especially eSalada,"
NORMAN L FARQUHARSONI
tibilla Timm, Wingbain.
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Motto :a -Go Geode at Honed Priem Oppoti Bank of liamilton. .
ISL rmintrusow,
Wingham.
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SAVE MONEY,
BE PLEASED,
HAVE COMFORT.
THE PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE,
JOHN RUES 64 SOWS,
Oro_
To Clothe Gentlemen is our Business, Making the
best tits that can be turned out anywhere needs taste,
ability and energy, which we constantly put in . practice.
Hence our garments are always stylish, easy to the wearer
nd elegant to look at, •
We keep the best of goods and use nothing but the best of
Trimmings. We excel in workmansbip and sell cheap. We solicit
every gentleman's patronage that wants to be well dressed. Cish is
our motto, the only true business principle.
We always study the interest of our customers and use no decep-
tion. We call Shoddy, Shoddy, Canadian Tweed, Canadian Tweed
and not Scotch, Canadian Frieze, Canadian Frieze and not Irish. And.
everything is as we represent it.
Illay-Moi
We have as fine and as cheap a stock as there is in the Dominion.
Come and see our stack and bo convinced that we keep nothing but
first-class goods and for less money ;than you can buy elsewhere.
lo Gents' Furnishings
We hold the fort. None can beat us in Style, Price or Quality. i
Great Bargains in everything at the Palace Clothing House,
Wingham.
JOHN BIJETTEL Zic. SONS,
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
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