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6 a,r allowed to pacts without a good deal jingoism and join England in main -
of debate. The estimates would tainieg the cause of liberty and bane,
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anty.
CU MIST
DRUGGIST.
A.0 -r. G. N. W. TELEGRAPH C
opp: CI11S•
• 1 %;.ng'.an, 4
oCCupY more
than the ordinary
amount of time, as they would be
radically different from those now
under discussion, or that have in late
.years been before the House. Then
he said, it is intended to introduce a
new Franchise Bill, which was cer-
tain to occupy the House for a con-
siderable time. Finally, it would. be
found that a great deal of time would
be taken up on the Redistribution
Bill, or, as ,'ler. Cameron is said to
have expressed it, "a gerrymander of
our own." Certainly, if such is to
be the programme, there is a good
prospect that Mr. Cameron will in
the fall of 18117 wear a new silk hat,
Out Iat little expellee to himself, --•-free
Press.
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FRIDAY,..SEY:1'E.11B1ih' ,8, 1590.
EDITORIAL. NOTES.
Mn.. ' ALEXANDER L. Gees(); • of
Wroxeter, has been appointed Regis-
trar of the County of Huron.
?ous:seTro day for County Coun-
cillors will be Monday, December 21
two weeks before the first Monday in
January, which is always polling day.
• Township, town and village nomin-
ations will be held Monday Decent -
."'
her _b.
THE Ottawa Citizen says:—The
Comptroller of Customs, the Hon.
Wiliam Paterson, has done a kind
and graceful act in handing over his
sessional allowance to the widow of
THE ORIENTAL GANGRENE.
Lord Salisbury seems to have ad-
ded greatly and justly to his reput-
•
the wa * in which he had
ation by 5
MARKET REPORTS.
wlsonnt.
winghanl, September 17th, 15100.
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
' Flour per 100 lbs 1 00 to 1 iO
Pall Wheat 0 00 to 0 00
Spring Wheat 0 00 to 0 01
Oats, new: 0 15, to 0 10
oats, old 0 10 to 0 15
Barley 0 50 to 0 35
Peas 0 and to 0 40
handled the Cretan question. When Butter,...
the uprising hi the island took place
the continental powers seemed dis-
posed to treat it as they had alrerely
•
treated tl:e Armenian disorders.
They warned the Grecian Govern -
relent to put a stop to the transporta-
tion of men and arms from 0 recce,
and VI ben this proves inefiectual,they
proposed to blockade Crete, so as to hoot,!
h Porte a freehand tosupprees
ARMENIA.
During the past week new • interest
in the Armenian troubles has been
amused. thyseigh the whole civilized
world, but more especially in ;great
Britain. It has indeed been a source
of disappointment to all parties that
Lord Salisbury has not played a
bolder game 'with the cunning Turk.
The Tories of England haf e always
claimed that their foreign policy is
more vigorous and aggressive than
Eggs per dozen 1 25 to 1 50
Wood,per cord..'.. ... • * • .. 1 00 tox1 00
Hay per ton, now
Potatoes, per bushel, old.... 0 25 to 0 00
Potatoes, per bushel, new .. 0 25 to 0 00
Tallow, per lb
Dried Apples, per ib0 2 to 0
Chickens • ' .. 0 20 to 0 25
Ducks 0 40 to 0 00
Geese 0. 5 to 0 5
Turkeys.. .... 0 7 to 0 8
Dressed Hogs ... , 4 75 to 4 80
19 to til
0 10 to 0 11
009to009
°DOTI—TT
-A t' TI1E---
give t e ore , --- _- - ~---
the
entente. The British Govern-
ment promptly declined to take part W .YOU WAST TO BORROW/
/
in the blockade, and the other powers
did not caro to face the el.ili:ed
world. without British concurrcl.ce
and co-operation. -
Not satisfied with blocking this giuue.
Lord Salisbury immeEli4'ttely;. proposed
a solution of the Cretan question, to
which both the Port and the ot;'er
European powers have given a. re-
luctant consent. Under this plan,
Crete is to become a virtually an aut-
onomous province managing its own
internal affairs, and owing no service
fo the Turkish Government, except
the payment of a fixed animal sum
that of the Reformers and indeed i of merles'. The governor, who must
this claim has been largely acquies- i be a Christian, is to bo by
ed in, it therefore seems strange that b the Christian,
with the approval appointed the
the thrilling battle cry needed toSultan,
arouse England from her apathy and foreign ambassadors at Constanti-
to save a Christian nation from be. nople and he will be virtually til-
ing
during lis tenure of of91:•e.
ing butchered should have to come p bl
from Mr. Gladstone, who ten years
ago was censured by every Tory in
the land because he did not call the
whole British army in teal= in order
to save one British subject who had
recklessly thcnlgh perhaps heroically by ,will l e left unmolested, until they
gotaken laslife ill very
mi lash hand
Ei the disappear with lapse of time, through
Mr. Clarke tits Liberal candidate for ,tying 11110 the vc - racial decay and o of ti e, t The
' , (:rielny's camp. North Grey, who was st.ecessful at , , (;rl•cek residue will become move
the general election, but who died i The Turkish question arieieg ou.l Creek residue'
will
�T become
.love
so suddenly'�•imme:diately- after wards. • of the Armenian trouble is not 1i1••ely 1 asses out dftj Europe,:e%Tu when• �t'l1
It may seem a small thirig, but it is (to become a party question for the. i Cretans Neill 11 be rels annexed to
one which a selfish man would nut d, bt t but
I the 1
have thought of.
THOSE w110 attack the Governor-
The popularly elected assent v,
which. now meets, will be continued.
Under such a government, the
beautiful and historic. island may I
now become prosperous and con-
tented. The Mohammedan reside:its
.0 a'
It Is easy to pay off a Loan on our plan aF It ra to
pay rent. A fftoO lean cots -SIM 'per ntoutli, at.d
pm) oft principal and Interest ,n er;ht years;
other stand m proportion, Tinto of payment limit -
ea to eight years. First mortgage 1n,provcd pro.,•
erty only.
Ask for prospectus.
SMITH, 'Arkin.
The Equitable Savings, Loan d; Building ABCb.
present at least. '�\o one ou s u, pother' count. y at their otvn
that there are grave difficulties tt) desire, incl;� cou't:rc: w t th Keown
surmounted before th.e question con des real tTuxolitn Star.
rty
be satisfactorily settled, and evert 1 `
gene . g one wllo gas read what little I,
lose than any Canadian politician, or 1 ?;osebury leas said on tl.(, jclue-t`cn t
t"`tnust acklittwlecigc that it ck4 is
for any .aspirant fol• petty office. Irl rind of confkleu^e :vhicl. hoard
doing •ivhat he diti he risked his
whole futtire"as a i ritish diplomatist.
G ral for et that he itas more to t ,
If he has made an error he .has sae-
rificedthe promotion which the Gore i
ernors-General of Canada have so i
often received, the Vice -Royalty of t
India which is generally followed by
the Amb rssadorships at St. i eters-
burg and Paris. No sane man with.
any possibility of sach a e trees
would, out of mere partisanship, ant
unconstitutionally,• or in tt manner
likely to bring down upon his head
the condemnation of the home auth-
orities. Bearin these things in ruind
ceal•aei -ri"e the 't4'Gl ds of tie leader
•d ,S :lisbilrv's n rent iliistake is ---- — ;
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•,t )?• T „• �v'iOes1 .icor the nat'ee
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IT PAYS . TO
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.?,,ell a a
keiessqieeeet
Buy your• Clothing from John Ruettel &
t, , 5,,n% Sons, the CHEAP. AND FAMOUS CLOTHING
HOUSE IN WINGII A'li. Already our busi-
�_' ress has doubled since the inhabitants of
Wifl. hal1•1 and surrounding ..Country hove found out that
money can be :laved •by, buying Clothing and .(;rents' Fur-
nishings (rani John Ruettel & Sons. • Rich
hcand poor,
we
t all alike. One -man's inoricy''is as.good treat
Ifs.
you want to save money, and be well pletised ivitll 'a
fir.ckss,fit,:good work.and cheap, John Ruettel & Sons,
Wingharn, is the place to buy your. „ ••
L'THING AND
GENTS' S)' �� NI HIy 'G .
( •
•9 We defy competition. Our prices etre the lowest anywhere. We give
!/r no credit, hence We can sell you ,cheap. S,ee, our Boys' Sumner
lame representation from Chatham and Coats for 55Ci Cts.; Our Men's $5 Suits are Worth $8; Dui,
-Besides a l 1 . r - r- Suits for $15, made .up to order cannot be
vicinity, pupils from the followinnr places hate Black • , oesteds r 5
reieturtd at thabea.t for $2o ahyefhere else. We keep nothing but the. most
CANADA ; � OAT. - L fashionable goods.
CHATHAM, OAT. � .
nit. SHIRTS.
i ,Tuesday
ahi
r"then
p
enln
+• dot r
-' ,.ai
pN
200 aero farm to rent,''well watF:i•ed
et' a pa1't t•. 1 l
Lot >,
1.. ..t: in;. •
had become beedenalit becau-e of the -1
inaction of his government. .lass I eo,t^.00
nleetn,gs have been called all over s
,a
e1C-
r
,+r .C: tl � def• ^n ..
the eo..atry: fur the yntll 1 1 lire A. C, iti
pressing their indignation at the I Exchange Kota
Ia'rosi•tie.4 of the 'furl;, an(1 call ng ! ing all aitds of
upon the government to take steps at' t:.i, wtOtl to :=ce i,it �—
1 once. so top tilee�c. fearful eutrs+ices ' - . —_— • �;
Eve[1 File QLlCett hate bee:1 furr3eik at ` 1`ri- g rr-tt i �a
i last to interfere and express her die- �.� T�1�>1� �s'4',t rL'!t"� Ii,
1 f tl ey of her
I aad hrst•et isc buildings, Apply tU box
125, Willghai , Ont.
0 i.PPL4W.
11 lyrood, Dresden Galt, Shetland, DealtoN n, i
1 R r' t Fran^vet Davis 5 eh •
wheat ey', at or ^ e, HATS
�a �' NECKTIES • • , -
ltutherlord, N'nrdvvi1h' petrolia, flarriston, Lucio' I BB I t ;
Unna, t4Lsto, Derroit, erathie, (oOnviite, Seafort9,
N'TOtiI'tCT. Preston'. - '
By another weal' this list will l e 1 gels incrensrd ,Illr I { you want i111t the latest style 111 Hats, at John Ruettel CST .
and it,.ftords ,the meet, cotalilieing etidenco 'theh
voune a,eu and *omen in all parts of Canada and I .� Sons is the psi.0 e to get them. I1 you want a Nobby
the [Tui ed Sttitc=,, are fatly Drive to thy Iluportance 1 , Necktie the like to get :it iS•- at John• • Ruettel. & Sons.
n4 o,akinw n wino chole" in the nr1c"tion of• •(a Sol?ool Vv 1 p
four whiuh to bees raduated, which means a mac- Shirts, •VVC' get,manufactured t() deur. O�Vi1, 'order, They fit,
cesIT start-In,li, l T71: r ' + material and irecheap. If you have
IT PAYS TO ATT;1r, . BEST. • l and d1 � made of the.best
The wirewi:i:-ttendaoother, • • It�1! money come to John Ructtel cit.Sone and buy your Cloth -
1 Ca:alo;;re, add .14 t
D. Stihlr.(rs..la ., cn., 1 ".' inrr, and Gents' Furnishing._ h'Ioney 'will do Gln
ehatham, Ont 1 Money saved is money gained arse. at John Ruettel Sons,
j' Wingham, you 'can save it.
' JOWL • P19.LT TFL & O S,
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n
at
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t Clinton,
Itt
the purpose of • ei y -
les. Farmers wot,id
efere they dit'pcto of
approvit o the l:oa:t, mini- —t -
• 1 11'e under WO intrrested pasties are, sl:r.•OG.ni
stC:r'3. • to be rat z; i•1 the
thareport that ;,e :1tr +tarn y
and remen111ei'lf1R that he has at least
The €r doses ';edit • heI:'•e' lrel-n'})lit r t.n,i.lesa. 1: o br c t.+, : s-u:e the paop1e of t'• i }ham
•, I'trl cd iii tae IIY II {, hnsiness t,. stay,
acted j 11511 y and -:loll. regard to goon
!forth C rl i' ngb'u i behalf are weal•, ; t,r•t we hnu c.r l ,. ..
, t itit wl sera incrt;u�im• tear hold!.t s daily, tl:u. Dur
(„11 fast
1 t!1
are governntela ill t:arladFt, we ells.. ° and scarce :vol .e• v C f C , 11.1 iE 1. t ,u .l, w t.enn andpule.
Uu
r CTld
r71
think all the 0102•e of 11 111, he has ; It is iit•guetl that ii 1'.ngl.lnd had 1I7 cOnunendaticn. ,�
dared to dry -right at the risk of future I tei•fered P:it1u,at Ilse •c0-CE:t:1'itt1Un (.•f i �— NN JNGE{AI4I
preferment. i tilt: other nations it would have re j it 7P) af,py^' JELLY hLL5
're�ulted in the elieedit r of n:c-1•et _� ,;t�s� �''
CConoree to .. weia, '
td r in
lead t `
broad., than .las taken 1)htC' 111 :a r- rr
The uttdereined intends ruul1i:'r. !he
ing German newspaper England • nlenia, i Witt ham Oirler hlid Jt31ry Mitt. Scads the way ill the pl'Utlnetit)tl of �leareeiy a Year patses that ing-1 Tpegtiav .r.sal ipp'athlesday, Aui;ubt i86h
t furniture, glass, carpets, wall ' land does not make w:ir 111)011 SUMO � and l;;th, anti Ani;ust S:,th itn(l `_tit h.
rr c papersltt0(i. earl ever+ rllty 1'ollowirrw until the
half civilized 11 tid+n 111 oiler to vine! elld nl.' t•ho E.Rr:°c: n. '9iII along yt,te
Ar -
and all the other artii lc:; that goto'. , e this ,
dicot) tyle rights, of her t,al)jec,t:; this ; e ,p;cs and bet theta matnufltctured into
to make up the altti.tte and e n.ifor : is done not only at great expense, but ; jell'.
table borne, and no inhere are these i LIGAtsh locos S; Pawn:B.
i3 often attended with the sacrit ce def ! win�ham, Aul;. f;th, 13,16.
goods inoreltopular than in Germany. i many lives. How much more then I
"From. month to month," he add:, was it England's duty as the force yi pl T : SAL .
"we bear and see thet English and: :most nation of the world to saerlflee}
" ' diplomatic interests and even life' Three dwelhin� 1'r saes belonnin r tc
American furniture, carpets and i,s:eif far the purpose of protecting a 1 the estate or tlr s. 1'orl�te, deceaeetl !)t
itJ Vlinnitl street nttst, lot 2 Josephna
stuffs are imported wholesale and , people from the most dire cruelties • street west, lot l0 V u toric street north.
sold, that rich peel le fit up their ' ever recorded in idet:'ry. Also at the Sault, tirtle•tvill be sold t' „It
houses in the English style --in sire; t, I The aituati, :, itt Enroj-c dues not very desirable two story resident:, sol rk, trtt
that sometilin like an angle-Ameri seem to l:ltve Clla:1 t;t4 lunch during 435 on th^ west aide c,f :L9opold Pi Prot.
can fashion threatens us, in the same ! the last six mtniths If it is England's Tho Bale N ill taki> l,ittce at the (�t:ecn'd
i Hotel fn the town t t tyyiibhaui " on :_ .t
way as a French fashion lour_; ruled • clary ^, interfere now itivas her duty , urday, Septemper 26th,18i 0 at the hour
i us in the past." There are "Eilglisil • then. Apparently the other Europ- i of two p. m. Cooditioas utat.e known ":
shops" in 1111 the great towns, and the . can nations with the exception r,f' time s Dztiof a s: S. i'ci[ zrir.t+,
best and most costly English manta Germany, maintain the policy of non- Auetinlleor. I'vCiitlTstato .t :rt
factures for ilcasehold use find a `interference, The people of Germany EK oi�'�,®�� NOTICE.
r Iy Cald� bectu,e they ire well 1Te 1,econlfnrc - rous(•(t In Itu-]sig !
--r i WINGHAM.
,a C`' /;r'f� �1 . • Macdonald Blocl:.r
�.4�.)L .':.O .i .lC-"fs..� SE -RP, i tee/e n..iL ve^ lee •..eFa:✓: ' dt'T.. ''teee/eIJ''�.�J tom/ `��t.r as es v+ c✓R`Kft'
L�'lT `'. s 1. TWINE,- IIN",iE,- . + ` \AT �t¢ t
3. sees,+
SCREEN lt� .a lai ,- .
•' Ex „�tic.f.,g7oRs, arc the newest tings around �4� ingham at the present time,
but -it -won't be long -until the fall stock of
ICE O s11.It�b . • • ......s tN I „ + �-T '
a' I . t
G f•
- , ^ •i - ':n• • '' •• will be milking its appearance. So in• order to -. •ma1�e.: hoer.
./:..1:-..0mLtii SA �d
da
for extra lar(�e pil'rcliases,',we,rvijl 'offer some rare bargains in
�yR., „ .. ibtkii. ft' I Doll lines of.China '
i� Flial r
- Lr, 'd" h'o P t. , - ° ��{{\ly e
vSj •
ry }.�,� i tt, e CRO li �r .3.,ei �' 11. a
C,r, VCB� low prices. � ,�.
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eat r , , . a n <0. J. ,
miade, because they are useful and Prince Lalauufi has "lied, but the'
w convenient, and, finally, because policy of that country is unchar e-� Chapter la110,
they are artistic in design. able. •
Their ambition for years and i coUi,ta o
Mu. M. C. CAMEirov leas years has been'to reach the Bosphor-t who died on ur
Made a J 1 D., 1805, are ran
bet. of a new silk bat. The terms of n8 and cross over into Asia. The Town of wrngh
Czar will visit England in the course, for for the nn
the wager on Mr. Cameron's part i8 deaensod an orb•
g of a few days, but not much can be i v., 1800, their na
flat the next session of Parliament expected from him. His country is the tat: particulars
1 Choir ae::ouuts and
Will last six months or longer. Ile the natural rival of England and Ile! iiia a� a dY eutrTr`.
lyras reason for his faith, becausq a born enemy to nsttional liberty. n1.ntionsd day prod
Should European nations refuge to; the said deceased en:
When asked on what grounds w had heck England ill the step she hag nt vorLan a iteah. et
. 'er, he replied that exit only hope is in the Unit- ea a'"' ,
dere vis'te be the tariff revision, ed States whose duty its clearly to
the Revised `ttatatoeo
cation 36, the ertd'
e township of
n and Province of
bout the :;7th d
!red to send to
1, in the 000,
•r',iunet' ii.,
ru the 30
es addr
ft i
A
*itult the wag r 1 tarsen the y p ` wi h slat tits
S
Marto, 1947.
rs of Sommer
rnberry in the
r litatio, yoen:an,
of S. ptembcr, A
A. Morten, of the
of t[uron, Sobel -
eters of the s.tid
day of September A.
Is and description.,
olaims • a statement of
ars of this securities (if
WV 14 hereby given that
•mediately after tho last
distributed the asdets of
the parties thereto having
sof *Web they shall then
1x00.
Jane 131441:" )f( EzeootOri.
'4lAbY'$Llenr I
'whirls dill trot lx(rtiai;..atc' would be abandon fer once the old polte; et 1 s, A, ytortTe t, Waite/ fee 1rlstNiltors
iHICL
BEAVER BLOCK.,
VVINGII AM,
'ONT.
GROCERIES fresh the
.1n' abundance' as usual• and
prices in accordance with the time's, especially TEAS.. A
new .line• of. .goods... •is ROYAL S LAD D'BESSING
which is proving very satiscactory: Try a bottle.
Goods delivered promptly and not afraid of distance.
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A. FA Q HARSO
CUM A UO OSE" Motto: '4:toe l Woods at iflotsesri Prriceis.
•
may snit the boys but .sen
Idle person should •hare+
soul( tl'iU- . better. Our time
keepers aro of Ow twit rali-
able makes and you will not
be disappointed. waen you.
get one of' them. Our stock .
is always new altlll of .Fiber.
1',et,t quali'ty.: atwal we afire
selling at pi iec'e .tlluit H1tr- .
pr'isel even the 141aryy11ifi hrtiat-
tl'i'. ()or 11,:i.1,441141.76 hall •
diw.tys ,torktix far • it,ulf. iia .
thi 1/x,.1 t )its' trod k
i[iWays aatist'olt#ry.
PATT
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P ALL and WriVileiR WEAR
Now arriving in large qua. itities at special
va11,® in
MEN'S LONG BOOTS and
BOYS and GITLitii' ;miC1100L BOOTS.
TRUNKS Ar:., D VAL IS
sit ILIIDUCED PRICES.
�!'� �'� ,OIT `• NNW .�—Tr
is Ivry C.3*pletc 213.+1 Eellilltg as ckot►p
iZ li e'i�r.
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CALL Fi
' iGood Spic
piohles, 40.,
faoterkly $s
only one kine
ly what their
J'AM AICs
powdered.
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tender,. •f01
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three hum
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house for
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