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WINUIIAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 8, 169,
about polling arne. i The partite who amuted them- IiIAERET Unita S.
eneutem.
Both of the Conseseatete morning. selves by removing certain get° Wiughana. tieptember 1800.
they are Corrected by 1'. Dens, .Produce Dealer.
papers aro busy ascribing oftnadaig, lied. better be Careful, as
Industrial proseerity to the beneficial spotted and may get into trouble. : near per 100 lbs 1 85 to 2 00
• The regolar meeting ef the direet- Beat
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affects ori the N. P., aud aneeritig at ore of the Celross " Itre In- ' 131ning Weest' n U5 t(1 ° U5
metual 1 oett
the Liberate for implying that the =ranee Co, was held at Teeswater,—*. ''''' **** 26 to CI 28
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present develepetent and. progress is :An, 26th, 189e. All tuent)bersi: keyie.y,,..a.r.a.w.n.....,...: . ......: .... 00 5000 tt o0 s too
due to Liberal rule. These Censer- Present. Tb. Alliseut Bscle I resi'l 71•etigiti, " A „... „ e• A A 0 Or/ to 0 00
1 Duoks, per pair . .... . . ..... 0 40 to 0 60
vative papers do not attempt to ex- dent+ in the chair'
elinutes at last meeting' were read I Butter—, . ...... .. ....,. 0 15 to (I 15
plate their disgust at the Liberals' il
recognition of tt good polley pald I ancl " motion or Jelin Meitagne, kla,t82ePer aciaen.'" .....
nor seconded by Ur. ]id, were adopted. I n138:rteonorsd—)5, r, to io
their decision not to abolish it,
, Potatoeif, per juniini.1; ' '' :', :. 0 3U to 0 (340
while jipping at the Liberals i'ori 80tt---Donal4S011--Tbat all appli
claiming credit for the geed tebes leations for inenrance taken by tbe ' Tallow, per lb... . !.. ,, . ..... 0 8 to 0 4
do the Opposition organs risk an ee:lelifferent agents of the Co, be laid an Dried Apples, per In..... 0 4 to 0 5
Wool
planation of the stagnation existing.' the table for examination,—Carried. Dressed hogs ... 0 P0(0) tt ° 0 Sg
Rd—SOtt —That baying exam. Chickens . ..... ,, — ...„—. 0 30 too 0 30
for several years prior to the advent I
tor the present Government to power. 1 itled the applications taken by the e
If the N. P. produces all the iddlerent sgeti" this Co. and 1 BUTTER AND,
, found them satiefctorythe president '
present prosperity, why clad Pot the
and seorctary are hereby authorized
Oouservatives operate it as success -
telly between 1893 and 1896 as the to prepare and issue policies for the
Liberals have done since? If the saam.—Carried.
N, P. is a good thing, the Coaserva. 111eKague—Scott—That the tol-
tives should not objeet to its neon- lowing eleirns be paid : John Me -
Leen, two lambs, 86, and. James A.
tion by the coentry, and as between
Little, for ealf, $8, destroyed by
lightning in July.-0arried.
eicKague—Reicl— That the re-
quest of Walter •Riebardson, Thos.
Baker and Robe Donaldson to 'make
alternations and improvements on
their buildings be granted by ob-
serving due precaution. Carried.
Soott—Reid.—That this Board do
now adjourn to meet againan the
last Saturday of September, at 2
o'cloelt p, -m, or at the cull of the
presideet. Crried,
D. MoIrroser, Secty-Treas.
the two parties, the prosperity
P.RIDAX, SEPT. 8. 1599.
certainly much more marked and
widespread under the present Gov-
ernMent than under its predecessor.
A.DITERVISERS. —Toronto Star.
Igetice of changes must be left at this
office not later than Saturday
noon: The copy for cbanges
must be left not later tban Tues-
day evenieg. Casual advertise-
ments accepted up to roon
Thursday of each week.
fIu•Aat•naa
THE DREYFUS TRIAL,
Mr. Goldwin Smith, alias Bystand
er, in his comments on current
events in this week's weekly Sun,
says :
"The Dreyfus trial proceeds with
its melodramatic extravagance and
glorious contempt of all the rules of
evidence to its inevitable termina-
tion, the acquittal of the much -injur-
ed Dreyfus on the only grave charge.
It is surmised. that he may be found
guilty on the trivial charge of indis-
cretion in probing departmental
secrets, which is not unlikely to have
exposed him to the villainous arts of
Esterhazy and Henry. We are now
told that France is on the verge of
revolution. From what quarter is
the revolutionary storm to come,
since the army chiefs have missed
their chance and aueeumbed? There
ts a talk of the renewal of tbe Com-
mune, But the Communists have
no force which a eouple of battalions
could not easily put down. In Frame
at large there is no effective de -
mend for revolution, though had the
army chiefs prevailed and founded a
stroug monarchical government, it
would certainly have been accepted
and probably have been welcomed
by the people.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
THE trial of the North Waterloo
election petition against J. Brice
haupt begins at Berlin to -day.
A meeting of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Conservative Associa-
tion was held. in Toronto on Tues-
day. It is learned that its objeet
was the arranging for a series of
meetings throughout the provinee.
to include the one which will be
held in Toronto on Sept. 18th.
A prophet is not without honor,
save in his own country; but with a
politician the reverse is the ease.
After being well hooted for his share
in the West Huron case, James Farr
has been appointed by the Censerva-
tive council of Goderich to act as
depute1-returning officer in the voting
upon a municipal by-law.—Toronto
Star.
It is announced that Mr. F. W.
Hodson, secretary of the Live Stock
Association for the Donoinion, and
director ot the Farmers' Institute
work for tbe Ontario Government,
will Ieave the service of the province
in December, and will, it 18 under-
stood, become chief of a live stock
bureau, to be created by the Domin.-
.
ion Governinent.
PROSPERITY AND PARTY
POLITICS.
The Liberal organ's persistence in
quoting the signs of good times
seems to act upon Opposition journals
like the proverbial red flag flaunted
before a brill. That the country
tan be prosperous under any other
than Conservative rule dispels cer-
tain ancient theories and is calculat-
ed to promote independence, and
incidentally Liberal success, along
Live moon filament
Toronto. Sept. 5.—The market
showed. more • life in every re-
speet and prices, if anything,
were a little steadier for ehoiee cat-
tle; choice exporters were quoted at
64.50 to $5 per ewe, and. light fetch-
ed firm prices of 53,75 to 54.50 per
cwt. Butchers' Cattle- -Choice selec-
tions were,quoted at $3.50 to $4 per
ewt; medium and Common grades,
82.50 to $3,75 per cwt.; a few choice
heavy bulls sold• readily at steady
prices, or $3,50 to $4,25, quiet at $2
to $2.25 per cwt. Stockers and
Feeders —Choice were quoted at 53
to 53.50 per ewt; a few bunches of
extra good feeders fetched $4 to $4.-
25 per cwt. Sheep and Lambs—
Sheep for export and butchers' use
were quotable -at 53.50 to 53.75 per
cwt.; good butchers' sheep bought at
$2.75 to 53 each, and a few bunches
of extra choice lambs, $4 to $4.25
per cwt.; bueks were quiet, at 52.75
to $3 per ewr. Hogs—Choice selec-
tions were quoted ic, per ib. lower or
$4.75 per cwt., and light and thick
fats were also quoted /e per Ib. easi-
er, or $4.50 per ewe; sovvs remained
unchanged, at $3 per cwt., and stags
were quiet at $2 per cwt.
East Buffalo, Sept, 5.—Cattle— T he
only offerings were a few bunches
left over yesterday. There was a
fair demand with a shade easier than
yesterday's prices. Calves nomin-
ally unchanged in the absence of
quotable offerings. Sheep and
Lambs—The offerings were about
six loads, including two loads of
Canada lambs. There was • no
changes in the features of the market.
Extra lambs in good. demand and
quotable, $5,25 to 55.50; good to
choice, $5 to $5.25. Sheep, choice
to extra, 54.50 to $4.75; good to
choice, 54.25 to $4.50. Canada lambs
were quotable, $6,15 to $6.33. Hogs
—Tbe offerings were about30 loads.
The market was slow aid fully 5e.
lower than yesterday. Heavy were
quotable, $4.60 to $4.65; mixed, 84.-
170; corn Yorkers, $4.70; pigs, $4.55
to 84.65; grassers, $4.40 to $4.60;
roughs $8.65 to 83.75; stags, $2,75 to
53:25.
THE following in ponneetion with
tbe West Huron election trial appear.
ed in the legal column of the Globe
on Wednesday:
Before Osler, J. A.,Rose, J.
Re West Huron Provincial Elec-
tion; Beck v. Garrow.—W. D. Me -
Pherson and E. le Dickinson (Wing -
ham) for the petitioner. Watson, Q:
C., for the respondent. The eourt
sat pursuant to adjournment ordered
on July 7 last, for the purpose of
bearing the evidence of John T.
Linklater. Counsel for the petitioner
read affidavits to show that this
witness had not returned to Wing,
bani, and the petitioner had not been
able to serve upon bim the order for
his attendance made by thee:tin
and. asked for a farther adjournment
The court adjourned, tilt Saturday,
September, 30, at 10,30 a.m., and
made an order for the attendance of
EGGS
WANTE
I am prepared to pay the highest
cash pries) for all good butter and
eggs •delivered at my warehouse
near the G. T. R. •
O. GILLESPIE.
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Joseph Woodfield, an himate of
the House of Refuge at Stratford,
was found dead on the street,
A little daughter at Mr. Chas.
Whetter, of Kemble, fell into a
tub of water and was drowned,
MeNicholl says the New Can-
adian Pacific Railway hotel, to be
erected in Winnipeg, will be one of
the finest in • Canada, find the work
will probably be commenced on it
this fall. — •
The Post Office department has
granted a concession with regard to
fall fairs this year; whereby intend-
ing exhibitors may send their list of
entries to secretaries at th,e rate of
one cent for every two ounces.
The municipal convention opened
on Tuesday in the Hamilton council
ehamber, with Mayor Teetzel, of
Hamilton, as chair:nue, and abode
twenty ' outside delegates in attend-
ance.
William Harris, of Paisley, pleaded
guilty at Harriston on Tuesday
morning when charged before Mag-
istrate Brisbion °with stealing a
horse, buggy end harness from Isaac
W. Grafton, of Elora, and was com-
mitted to the. Guelph jail to stand
his trial at the next criminal court.
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Linkleter on that day.
A GOOD
WATGH
CULROSS. .
. Harvest is pretty well wound up
. in the Alps, and the farmers are
now planting their fall wheat.
Inside the last week we hay
a c pie of heavy ram
t
b fn
ly needed. ,t
Wm. Caslickitas the bricking of
his house nearly completed, and the
carpenters ve the interior well
advanced.
Mr. R. McKenzie's new brick tot -
is a necessity, and
we can now supply
you with one from°
$4.50
DON'T
BUY
from peddlers or ad-
vertising fakes. Bet-
ter far to buy from
us, We warrant them
live years.
HALSEYPARK I daNtlIgin;en11111(i)ss ftrt101r1 eerhett:,
itwo is about ready for oeeapatio.
Mr. R. Marshall intends i
)8 visiting Manitoba, kr *
' Miss Emma, Rowland /leaves this'
week for Stratford, were sbe has!
seared situatiOn.
Miss Fanny Gobell, of London, is
visiting at her brother Albert's.
Miss Bell MeKinnon is residing in
Walkerton.
Mr. Will Piekell and sister, Bell,
are tweed ing the Toronto Egbibition
this week.
$1 were visiting relatives in Culross this
eteefeltelleiviellisalleittle4e week.
News Notes.
John Cole fell offthedoek at Owen
Sound and was ° drowned.
No less than 25. deaths were reg.
istered in Woodstock during the
inorith of 4UguSt.
Brussels Methodists' purpose pay-
' Isipoo on their church debt in
action With the twentieth Cell'
tury thanksgiving movement.
The deaths which have, occurred
in Ontario through drowning this
year have been probably in excess
of those of any previous summer,
A lot ot school books ate being
shipped to Dawson through Mr,
Daniel McIntyre, liaperittendent of
pablie schools in 'Winnipeg. Dawson's
semi population is now 300 or 400.
*Mrs. D. McCormick, of the Qtie
hotel. Dungannon the other lay
stepped upon a nail which penetrated
her sboe and entered the foot, in,
Meting a nasty wound.
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We know
of nothing better to tear the
lining of .your • throat and
lungs. It is better than wet
feet to cause.bronchitis and
pneumonia. Only keep it
up long eriough and you
will succeed in reducing your
wei.ght, losing your appetite,
bringing on a slow fever and
making everything exactly.
right for the germs of con••
stimption.
Stop . coughing and you
will get well.
9
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Chan
Pectoral
cures coughs Of every kind.
An ordinary cough disap-
pears in a single night. The
racking coughs of bronchitis
are soon completely
tered. And, if not too far
along, the coughs of con-
sumption are completely
cured,
sA k
your, druggist for one
of
Dr. Ayer's.
Clicrry Pectoral
Plaster. •
It Will eId the action ofthe
Clierry.,Pectoral.
If yort hive, nny complaint *hat.
over tan't titisire ilia boot xnedical
advice you van possibly obtain,
tvoite 'at frrely. Yon will receive a
prompt topty that may be of get
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SALE
T.A. Mills has decided to clear out during the next'3b days.
his entire stock of Spring and Summer Goods.
25 pieees Dress Gpcds in plain
and figured, up:to-date, usual
.30c. for 25
Farley Dress Musiins, were 12.1c.
now . . ...... 10,
Figured Piques, usual120. now8
10 pieces Cheek Gingham, beauti-
ful patterns, usual pric.e 15c.
tow
124, -
Plaid White Organdies, Lawns
and White Piques at special re -
&Iced prices'
Prints, usual 121-e now 10
Ladies' Wrappers assorted., pat-
terne, usual price 51.25, now 1.00.
Shirt Waists, usual price 85c.now 60'
'Look at our bargain counter in
Ladies' Fine Silk and Silk Taf-
feta Gloyes .......
50e Gloves for 40.
40e Gloves for 30'
30c Gloves for 20
20c Gloves for
Also a range of 75e Kid Gloves
for '60
These:goods mustibe:cleared out in order to make room for our New Fall
,Goods which are arriving daily.
T. A MILLS
LOUNGE REPAIRING
The undersigned is prepared to ?waive
orders for repairing lounges and
rnatresses. Lounges re.coversd, Mat.
reuses made over, carpets sewed and
laid. Lowest prices and good workman-
ship. Orders promptly attended to.
Leave orders at my residence, Centre
street, next to Wm. Holmes', or address
box 54, Wingbarn.•
Wed. eArALIME.
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PELT ON'S PUMPS
We build our pump; to last for
years and have them in price from
$2.50 tip. •
I3rass Cylinders and Galvanized
!iron Piping.
We have a full stock of the above
goods.
I Call and get priees when in need
of anything in our liee
JOHN PELT01,4
Opp. Beatties" Livery
PHOTOGRAPHS
For good and well flniebed photos try
el. E. Zurbrigir in the down floor gal-
lery. He has a better collection than
ever in' his window. Gives yot any-
thing you want in the photo lino from
the little stamp photo at
.18 Photos for 280
to the 1ff x20izo, Also Crayon and
Water Colors,
Gallery Opposite Presbyterian Church.
M. E. MiT1tintIGGI0
I3oy wanted tolearn Photography.
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