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GODERICH, ONTARIn. CANADA. THi1RSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1892.
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UUNLOP.
yaw t•.• ., ai. Ce, rreH4l.:en,.
if IM \ note (' g ham heeu visitiod re -
woes at Kingsbridge drying the peat week
w w
Tr.:np,1 during the poet reek or Sr) lure
Weal g..n. IRS some of oar burghers, par
.et at the usual hour he mess.
:.., r day came of oar r essid.st. was sub
festal w nue of the sasey variety who dtd
11,.1 fa .cy tit. bit! of taro set before bun. In
eke , .,• .t o; his lecture his .ua iitte of .lo-
om." s....tterrvptsd by the guitetuau who
,..v•i
Wei from hi 'way Best 1u lbs door
is gmcker One than he masts is from the
read
HOLMESVILL E.
Tru,., • 1- owe .ort sotsdoi'.
.1 11 Holmes left on Monday lot with a
car 1,.,4 of appios for Manitols...
Mir %Palliates the risings/it is to $U the
pipe, ..f the Methodist church hers ou
!ia:,betit next.
i. Co.rt.ee and family rode .see b
Cita.... the weak as be has secured • ata. -
us' there. They wilt be snood here ss
they are good citizens.
Court Selwood, No. 87. C. U. V.. Mooted
.greets for the sedan• tate as follows
11' t'. R , W, Stasi ; V. C. It., J.
Trvw.rths; KS , F. Lavas: F.B., T. Lobb;
Tree. , S. Sturdy ; Chap. U W. Burns ;
KN'., W. H. i Lith ; J. W., C. Williams ;
8.1t. flew Laves : J. R, R Gladden.
AMIX RLE Y•
t: ani our owe oorr..poaeenL
.1.thur liacbsroey has sold his driver to
,;Lam .h.hn$tonr, LAMM.
i;. .. Jon. iGw has purchased a (buboes.'
b. e. Wdl am .)nhust.wn, Dora.
1{..m-. ,1•o. Hose has purchased • thorough
bred[ 1►mrh•ai oow frees Samuel Brows.
I)..si.l K.ithesn has returned from his
:• �:r
out Vest, reportug hewing a takeout
r..p.
•Ino. K. Macdonald, Lake Spider, paid
friends and aro uaiat•.ose, can. 12, •
'wL
Jai). Dixon had & broad smile on hie face
rhea his wife presented him with • dangh-
t.rea the 96th.
James Johnstone ie putting a atone found-
ation under hie house which will add greedy
to the comfort for the Waits.
Donald and Mies Dollies Stewart have
idem.• to Duluth. W. wish them & plenaat
trip mud moon when atria td.
Willies Turner ie again in our aidM atter
spemiing the summer in Londe. Will
look, lisle mid betty and reports spending
a p;esiart summer
GREY.
Prom or ors eettppo.deat.
Turnip lifu.g Me onssteenoed. The crop
I goo i..nY ta very satisfactory.
i ",aa,
tacks of wild ions have been masa
psoing southward of lair. This is • skin
that their food *apply is Seeoming exhaust-
ed to the North.
A. McNichol, 12th line, has leamad his
farm to Wm. (aster, of Morris, for • Gwen
of years, the present tenant, R Jackiia'd
term hsv:ag expired.
Richard Mills, who had the 8lemmen
farm near ('rs.esook, ranted ler • another
.1 your, has bought a farm en the 6th lies,
and will stove tire shortly.
.lae. Calder, w., W. Wataos, old Jac -
McNeal who were sway on • two Mentha'
'trip to Maoitoka, have returned. gook es
they like the onirie provisos the say it s
"oboe to be compared with old Heron.
.lames Brown and Mian K. Smith were
aloud to marriage on. Wednesday of hist
seek at the resides. d Mrs Robe. Brown,
lth hoe. Miss Smith omen from Perth
twenty, ands a meet estimable young lady.
The presents to the bride were sssteroos
and costly. The Ropy couple have the
Mens good washes d • large cede ef
ltiwds
he their fifer* hmppiaess and
Perky. Ito. D. B. McRae per(aewd the
cotemeny.
We are net seneither are we
eke mos of • prophet, but we say here, net-
wiihstaedieg the fleets that mew lakes are
bilin* arooad was we writ, and by sow
mornsa have mowed roe.stl he the Wen-
rra State., as well as in the British idea,
sod snow other pmts of Ramps that twister
will rine set in hers setflvs� dates Oath-
? was lea what weexpeeW. ea
liy
for fall moth, sad the dps from wkiab
we make our iw.aasts, win give or
weather somat1iag enwihir for November,
km if this s net as wo say we will ample -
gist later on.
MARINE NOTES.
Sekr. carter, awe hams unloaded. will
N into wilts quarters.
lig F:e.lyw, from (laorglea Ray, ran in
here on Tuesday for ehaaer.
Behr Wssitor, hem Clashes, ran in
1.• on Tuesday for shelter.
Bir United hatpin .Tilled in here on
$mf•y frees Sarnia .ad took ca 10 can of
alt and 4 ears of
ltkr. J. N. Caner arrived hero s Men
' 41 fru largaise with 400 tome Iletth tomisas Cbs..iad Co. d tical for
•tie .mass intro Or Toolbeibe.
Tool boobs, tke most enema- ed ens of
dk•ernu paiefsd atketie... in Meteatly eared
L.L. k Nm
the plicasN*
tinn ef Puan' Norville..
Noe. N oe:e ies le a emshosti o ef power -
/Id weelenes, s.d it strike" at sees to the
fie'. snelhieg them and afisrdtsg ie one
often total relief frees pre. M Wry
/11, tsar ekildenint toothache. Dlerwlliss
4agatote
ho 10 mid Ili mere betties by all
yut 11� .1.h Ost0from sew mad January let,
A Newsy Grist Obtained trona
1 the County Mill.
!ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS.
• W Mill e•emes M twsatl bows served no
se out beery beds -Iib and robot tlrp.
ped and tesdewd /weir Every Mentes --
Ti a creams of tae feet: flews M mere-
telllas..f IM le Woe and seed New•
N ess. re... ear Least trse*wetw
Grey : Colin Murray is back from British
('ol.mbi• after • stay of 2 years
Chinos . A cow owned by E. Moore, got
chocked to death the other day by an apple
lodging in ars threat.
Hallett Mr. Garet[, one of the most
highly respected farmers of Mullett. has
reined Ilia jam to his eon.
Grey . P.. McNamee& has sold the old
Taylor farm, one mile aorta of the brielre to
Thomas McLachlan, of Grey, for 84,000.
Clinton : Jos. Copp 'Donee to the froot
with a pea measuring 111114/1 iseh... and
weighing 4 lbs. : this takes the Dake so
far.
$13,422 represent& the total
aatoaat n( tool to be collected a Grey
township for 1892 by Collectors McDonald
and Mc ial.
Morris • The total amou.t of tams -to be
collected this year in Morris township is 012,
961.74. Collector Mooney will soon coal-
mace
ommens work.
Brussels Thomas Women, of Hermiston
hos sold his bla.:k-ssutb shop near the bridge
in Brussels, to his present tenant, Niko
Jockeys, for $1,000.
Morro : N m. Hanna deposed of fifteen
one skew in Brussels Iasi Saturday. This
was the result of bis hunting expedition
dur►sg the month of October.
Exeter Mr. R S. Lang has
of Win Bowden, reeve. the rest Mr
8. recently purchased of W. H. Verity,
piyiug therefor the sum of $2,500.
Klwvale : Hugh !toss weirhed 100 iambs
bore on Saturday ; they weighed 10,830
pounds, sed were • nice lot. H. isteads
taking a ea load to Ragan this week.
Morris : John Carrie had the misfortune
to fall oat of as apple tree recently while
picking fruit marl is the descent street hu
chin against a ladder indicting a severe
cut. It had to be stitched rip by • doc-
tor.
Exeter : L. H. Dickson has sold hie
black mare "Nellie B" to a Loden gentle-
man. The pries realised, $900. was a
good one in the present coadttios of
the bores market. She vas a booty
though.
8ofortb : Mrs. Murphy. of Seaforth, has
sold her lane ea the 6th cocoon of Hib-
bert to James Doyle, of Seattle, W ashngtoa,
for $3.000. The hirm contains 75 acres, sod
Mr. Doyle has secured a good invent:vest
tor the mosey.
E thel : Senora. Milne k Heffernan, of
Ethel, and Mcitonal.i, of Walton, herepur-
chased the timber of another township,
(64,000 acres) in Muskoka. This purchase
placed 80.000acres eat the disposal of our
enterprisi
8h` f (le Monday afternoon sit F.
Franks, an employee in Coleman's foundry.
accidentally caught his richt hand in the
babe. thereby getuag it badly crushed •ad
wounded He wiU require to lay off work
for a ooaple of weeks.
E xeter : The directors of the Stephen
sad .Usbornc branch Agricultural Society
held a meeting ea lietur&y IoM, to
for the paiment of prise money. Th. 1
showed Ibot the prize mosey to be paid
•mese[. M rsething over 1600.
1h .k : List week while engaged in
spatia• weed Willie, y son of Rob-
ert Ars.stroog, bad the midortnDe to ioAsM
as agey melt is his left foot- The injured
lasistber was promptly attended to aid is
P%nK slug nicely.
Oates : This week W. H. Cook picked
front en m d
froetree the farJobe .Mo-
Laugo lea, best line, twelve barrels of
marketable apple. This is ahead of may
thing we have vet heard of. Cleo. Shipley
withered 46 barrels from a little more than
Ivo tress.
T.skessidh : William Hogarth, who
has hest teaching in School 8estisu No. 7
tot the prat year, ben been n-eegagod for
1883 M • eonrMer bl. lacrosse 1. salary,
and W hest ghee permission to kris\ •
enhstil.M for mix maths while be attends
the Mermal 8.hgsl.
Mario : A. Taylor Maw of 8. 8. No.
4, will me twain in this easel neat year
as he hos engaged M torch m Hallett Man
(nn4ued salary. 10w 4 trustees ham moor-
ed the sansie of dee C. Halliday for 1Mg.
81s ben . led ohm etrelfi..a ..d will re-
stive
stive 8310 per annum
Gederia1 Township : D. A. Forrester
hen w..a1.sad Mr. M.ABWerb ierm, Ha-
re. read, Cadench tewaohip. *e1.g dire.
for t1. saes d $7,000 •ad ►jt !Wised let
i teen. Mr. Forrester owns the adjoining
6rm, foal will new have • Nisei of 210
err d Srst..s..ludr
Ssdsnh : Hogk Smith, • farmer Mee
forth has lima appointed Deputy -
Sherif of 's County, Washington, Mr.
Smith bas is Seattle for seen lears
n
whehe hadi good poeiiios es she (lchi.
railway, wish pieties h.. magma to w-
eeps that of Deputy Sheriff of the as..try.
LeekMew ' Apples are taming asst even
beets than was at get wppi.Mlthey
meld, sad it is mighty that
ties will be al least 100,000 ►fast•
'.ported from Lukas. tis fall. Thom -
goad el barrels of f.11 fruit have already
Jest sad tthe Mau platform is piled to the
reef with tilled hared&
toafarlb: What might have hems •
wary oarless easier nt ..e.rre4 at the tare
of Th.ms 1 Rays. As Jae Heys
wM1�sg maw it with s wedgies the
bridge .1Eipsl cnrapietely. t\. whose
[ammeter., with the wagon and team gnfng
dews into the river. Mr. Hays was deet
slightly Mimed. TI. bargee ten soaped
rstwkably well although the hareems had
to be cut 1c get them released. Mr. Hays
was to have spoken in Sesdoeth that night
at the debate but was of course prevented
by this &oceloet.
t+eaforih . Wm. Meyer, who • has
been working to The Expositor ethos tor
several mestha, left this week to take a
position Is the Boom slice, Stratiund. lir.
Meyer as • steady young etas and will to
mimed in the Christian Kudeavw Swisty,
t1. 'limenyy Men's (.bfs.iaa Asseuiatio. sol
Aber sniffler organ natbss with which he
was ideau6ed.
Exeter Tinos : R. $. Lang will have
eiral to the (armee, fur sionles, in the mesh
hood of •22.000 e. e.. •, season is plotted, besides $3,600 to p..- eons, and 11.,000
n Isere s. Tose will have been shipped
fron. stat:ous hereabout 190 car loads to
various points. Thu dose not iaclsde his
louutsess in the ueighborbuud d i'arkuil!
and sbelbour.s
Hallett : Jams Sutherland who has
been Irving on the old homestead farm on
the town line, lies doweled to remove to
Manitoba. lir. Sutherland, has purchase!
• farm of 320 acres, within five mils of we
town .4 Monies. 1t has on it • fine balk
tarn, good boo and other outbuildings,
and it is one of the test farms in the Pro-
visce. He pays $8,000 for it.
Wi.gham : t:eorge Ireland, employ -id at
S. (lraeuy's, was using a chisel recently,
and his attention being called els where,
Ise went to ley down the sharp tool, and in
doing is also Inial a nice sized piece of he,
little fiver down. He wrapped up the
8ng.r and Sraabout five minutes afterwards
picked up the amputated portico from the
floor and after cleat/hag it put it back to
its proper place.
Goderieb Township : The friends of
John Churchill. of this township, who re-
os.tly sustained a lad break of his arse,
wUt be glad to know tan he is resoverieg.
At one time it was foxed that it would be
seminary to amputate the am in order to
esve kis hie, but this was not door, and be
is improving as veal az could be expected.
Hs has bad a pretty hard tine of it, but
has bravely bores his cuff riag..
Wfyhaar : Mrs D. VanalMtoe, of this
tees., received the .ad news of the death at
Atkins, Slob., of ber mos William, who
lett here about liftmen years see. Deesa.ed
owned • farm of fifty sores, but worked the
greater portion of hu time to the lumber•
woods, having charge of six bosses, and the
n ews coming .o suddenly it is surmised
that he was in .Deere manner killed. He
leaves a wife and four small children to
mourn his death. Mn. Smith and Mss.
Martis, sisters, left town last week to he
in atioalatace at the funeral.
Senorita : On Monday night last young
Herbert Johnston, son of Robert John -
. ton, of Mus street north, met with an ac-
cident by which he lost three fingers of his
right band, the forefinger sad thumb being
safe. H. was runnier what is known as a
joists in Chaffs planing mill, when his hand
got caught in the macchtnery with the above
result. Dr. Campbell was cent for and
found that the fingers would have to be ion -
Failed. The boy was pat soder chloro.
form and the operation performed. Ile is
we u.deestand, doing as well se could bee. -
petted. We understand that the boy bad
only taken the place of his elder brother for
the day -aa unfortunate day it proved to
be for him.
LANES.
Frees our own correspondent.
Throbbing is nearly 6otehed in this sec-
tion.
L Wallace, of Uncle Sant', .domain, is
the guest of Pat W iaoe.
gra John Hogan, who hes ) -.el ill for the
past few weeks, is again fully ..-.:.,ve#sd.
Mar Lillie McLean and Mr. -./.no Vanier
were visiting in Kincardie • the put
week.
Mn Reuben Spsdler, of 1).i'nth, is vis-
iting her father and mother. '.h and Mrs.
Was. Pyran.
W. L .lohnstoo has rented his Jana for a
terns of years to Hugh V.osicle of the 7th
..a of Ashfield.
Mrs. and Mies McKay, of Paramomat,
were the goons of Mrs. Ferried and Mrs.
Scott en Thursday the 27th.
Mr. and Mm. (gram of the vicinity of
MUbeak, were visiting at their daughter's,
MK Wm. Tobs.too, of this place.
M. Bowler and H. Berns sit on Saturday
9814 for Alpena, Mich., when they have
moored employment. We Irak them sw-
ssr.
F. Scott disposed of hu old mare "Jeanie"
by Mktg bar to the back field the ether
day •d *bootleg bor. She wee 30 years
old and wait the first boas* Mr. Seen owed
ie Canada.
Th. Patrons of this section have .gain
rallied round their banns and held • meet-
ing Wednesday Meta We presume them
should be &Me to eope with asytbing after
as Nag • rest.
.-W1T irbse a1r Melo sed Bird..
The " gaslight " Soap Ca, Toronto, efw
the Ingewing fievery month , further
.ses. laysand.ri
girls d 16
uresiding
is the Provisos of Ostario, who send the
gr.•taot ember d "
let, 810: Lid. Oft; 3rd. 411, i1 t 5th
le 1411, • headman, book ; and • pretty
peters to the who send set Ism then 12
wrappers. gelid wrappers to inter
t "
Slap (doe, 43 Swat -.t . Toronto, .et
then 29th of 051 moth, .d ~kid
• Competition " ; .his give full ....s..4.
dress. age, rad umber of wrappers. Win.
ag s Names will M joiblisitod 1. TM Invest*
Mail ea Mut 8.5r) 1. mash meth. ly
$n-•- e,
Have you ties t1. " U.ivsnal inhaler "
6r the eradiation sad positive sun of
(lit r'rh, Romaine. Asthma and other du
muss of the respiratory emus • J. W.
Weethenld finder$*\, s ads meet for the
meaty .f Bora.. (lies Smith'. T&.s.r.
sent Dowsi.g's shoe store. Read the 1a-
15.1.8
f r.m the Reneeds 8e.mptea's R..pttal. Law
dee. Pg let
The tattoo an 11. remedies/ Gags .hes.
1ow oomparativdy mare atsmeretss 1\5 gems
are ander this .5. method. Amitasa
•smrvb, hen\its end ocasemption are
treated on theen the
remedy directly i.helatine to tie mai d
Ohs disease with roost happy and saes*.
ling awry el eaves.
REFORMERS MEET
IN CONVENTION.
West Huron Liberals Discuss
Public Questions
M. C CAMERON AGAIN NOMINATED
a • Kobe. a ata•vt■s '.44n+. sad Sere
bore rias. Tot' Ins .. a %amber of
Lies. Or Mead. nl lb. Tree. of asl.
Addeo.. t. Ise 11 -'retro. is Wearaarl Lear,
sea Will Loeep/ a Noesteatt.. ebontd •
.arms, Vase.-AMat Tree aprerb.
The Reform convention of West Huron
met is the temperance hall nu Friday
last and was well represented from every
polling suhdrvwon. The chair w -a n
eupiod by A. H. Maaniug of Clinton, pre
indent of the association, and Win. Coats,
of C►wtoti acted as secretary. Mr. J. T.
("arrow, solicitor for the association, gave a
full explanat'..a .1 the action cf the special
committee which had the prrsecution of the
petition against Hon. J. C. Patterson to
charge.
Mr. Junes :Sutherland, M. P. for North
Oxford, who was present at the meeting,
WWII called upon to address tits gathering,
and gave • statement with reference: to the
prospects of the Reform party. He also
paid • high teamster to the ability of Mr. M.
C. l'am.ron, who had been • Liberal
standard-bearer in Hates County for the
past quarter d a century. It was with the
deepest feeling of rerret that the leaden of
the Liberal party had learned of the defeat
of lir. Cameron in West Hunts at the bye -
election. He was lesksd apes as one of the
geodes[ fighting Lahore& in Canada, end
was respected by bis friends as much as he
was feared by his opponents for his known
ability, his s000mpromisiog political fight-
ing powers and the high position in which
be stood u Ube oosaeilo of his party. ( Loud
applause. ► Reference was thea made to
the able leadership of Hon. Wilfred Laurier
of whom every Canadian Liberal woad feel
proud. He had daring kis leadership so con-
ducted kfmasli se to gain the love and friend-
ship of his followers and the respect of even
his opponents lir. Laurier was not da -
heartened or cast down, even though hie fol
b in the Home on olarge. kw! be
howpe in Lite sear testae to bring victory to
the came which he espoused.
1). A. Forrester. of Clinton, chairman of
the committee charged with the conduct of
the petition against Mr. Patterson, made
• woeinet statement c1cerning the pro-
gram of the case he, coot, so far as it had
gone.YL CAMERON 4ra&1.4.
Mr. M. C. Cameron was loudly called for
and took the platform amidst loud and pro -
Imaged applause. He was pleased to me
that the old sprit still animated his friends
in Huron, that spirit which bas been es nee -
maul in so many hotly contested eleeti•'.,i
on hs behalf in the past. Darkniens ..1
clouds and mist had temporarily oboe, -
the Liberal briaon in West Huron, but the
clouds were breaking and the light of suc-
cess would again be the portio& of 11.
seal party in this riding. (Cheers) After
the election in February last .&d before he
loft for his southern home he breed an .d.
dregs to his friends, in which be stated that
is the event of • vacancy bang created in
Went Heron be would •r.un lead the Lib-
eral party if no other candidate was avail-
able and the party called for him. To this
promise he was st-W ready to adhere. (Loud
sol prolonged cheers.) He was still ready
to tight to the last soh for whosoever would
be selected to carry the Liberal banner.
(Renewed ohesri.g.) For himself .n tee
w etter of the petition he was willing to
abide by the decision of the committee. He
thea entered into • detailed &coous1 of how
the riding bed been isolen from the Liberals
at the last election, and cloned a ifi-
oent address amidst loud and prolo&gad ale
A�resolution s.d: ping tee Government
of Sir Oliver Mowat in Ontario was
passed, but before reo.svig the .ndot.ation
of the nesting was made the themed •
warm dsomMsoo. Mr. (aamerea maid that
the general policy of the °mtario Govern-
ment was to him estis6otory, but he took
du.ided Iwo with Sir Oliver Newel a er-
ten ponds. He objasted to the Wart re-
medy made by t1. Premier to stili ..pen
and free diso.enen upon the Mend the
emery by the dsmssal of Mr.Maim My-
e rs tam the matms
ty.ttnpikip of Niger-
ia.
i-ia. Fres eper was a knd&mwW �i
.pie el the 111��he j, sad and [Leer
mal
ands of ethers in (ina& believed, that the
Maim of [kis costtry was • legitim•to sub -
Jose lar dsemeiee by the poops of Cased.,
whether laymen or n8eisie: That ha ob-
jeeted to nsembers of Paiiament bang &p -
rotated to pubtio once. by the (lowermost
whisk they supported. His third obj.ctien
woo flat 0 Oliva Mews[ had shows •
bad eres..ple by aseeptiag a title whish was
fossils to the gams of the people of this
demomratio esantry. The titian of Casa-
disa k.igh•bsed W bon retroed by that
great tribune of t1. papist, George Broom ;
N dw.rd Rlaka weaM have awe el it ; and
that greatest of Canadian etatewnes, Alex
o der Mashers* had twice doelistd she
limner ---if bosses) it was. tApplanse.1 Mr.
M.wea would have steed laig the esti-
mmtim of his Llbseal friends had he loft
the quest ine.h$. tit& to taltItenters
and se rsptio&U4 of the throe. Lugo.
viw stripe. (Avera) A dissdon ea the
poimtr
was taken para 1. J. T. Gamow,
M. Pp., T. W Wilkie sal C. Sur and
b
• .aible and bract, though kt.dly'wW-
ai n Weird In.
The following .orsl.naen were then .r -
tied weblike the wildest staMtds - :
Moved by Jam* Weems. saestd.
.d by Jatupb CIA , teem of Ash'sld,
"TIM ani eeo....nes repulses
allses.
by
ham tllme e
great plemers sod
}stared Ia *1 141.54.
Dent -
M▪ ien at krraj that t1. .numb e1.T.ster of
tear wesLrd•It1...r, M. Q (,lawmen se
i�aag ickaSiaad with this main• as the Weal I THE FOOL TAU&oder of the Liberal party, has been by the
noes[ legel investigation fully v ndioned
and established, .etwithetandisg the [nest
virulent and persistent efforts of his politi-
cal uppusents to destroy bin by their fans - --
••d .o.ada1°" charge. °f unmer.lity'" A strong madam mom. of the
!` Would-be Loyalist Sheet
this convention, in the event t di r'vaosney ,
°Deeming fi i t any came is the riding rep-
resenut,ut in the Hoose of a oms•oea, [sow ! HONEST DISCUSSION NO TREASON
do nominate our old triad and repreesot.-
tive, M. ('. Cameros, as the l..beral cssda•
dam, women him of the unanimous imp- I nit
OF "THE WORLD."
Moved by Hu``h .irvb, deputy reeve of
As1Wd sevoaded b C. " That
port of all his old friends, and promising, as
we may well believe we may, the support of
maty lovers of fur play throughout the rid-
inf. nn' hetero his friends, wa.0 cannot Fut
have been (boasted at the reoent dastardly
treatment which he has rece.ved from • sec
Ron of the Tory pert) and press
The resolution was carried •midst bud
and prolong..: cheers.
Mr. Cameron, in respoeding, said he
thought it we, I..enaters to make • uoMM-
ination, but he adhered to the taxi of his
address to the Liberals of West Huron
February Ise[ Cloud applause$ --and if, in
the event of any vacancy iron. any muse, no
other candidate would be forthcoming he
would carry out his previous promise. He
linen gave a scathing exposure of the tamp
d traducing and villitying that had been
indulged in against him, .ad showed up the
campaign of scandal and corruption by
which he had been defeated.
Moved by William Young. asoosded by
John Morris, that this eoiveution expresses
its unshaken oontidence in the leadership of
the Hon. Wilfred Diener, whoa11 grit
ability is conceded by eves his political op -
poison and whoa. public record has been
so entirely free from anything of an im-
proper nature that not the slightest charge
can be substantiated against bite and we
oonssder it • privilege to fight under ►be
leadership of one so true to Liberal prin-
ciples.
Moved by Robt. Brown, seconded by 8.
K. Miller, that in the opputwu of this
convention, the question of 'feeling with the
protest in all its phases lo left in the hads
of the committee already appointed, to deal
with in whatever way they deem beet not
alone in the interest of the Liberal p.rty of
Huroo,bet also in the interest of the Liberal
party .tt the whole Dominion, and that is
case the protest be with, this doa-
ventionedges $tae to see that th. i..e.•
eery fun s to meet solicitors expenses, no.,
be provided.
Mored by Chas. Wilkes, seconded by
Frank Hodgins that this oonveotiou expres-
ses
xptew its gnat pleasure at the presence of 4.
esteemed President Mr. A. H. Manning, in
its midst and While recognizing his .hie ser-
vices in the interest of the Liberal party in
this riding, eepecially we trait that 1. may
be speedily restored to complete health and
strength.
On motion, the convention adjourned to
meet again at the call of the •:bairman.
AN INTERESTING SOCIETY CASE.
The MN •Issue. [tie 5. of w fen$eease of
the Role D. A. Terve.
A novel aid interesting case was diapered
of by Chancellor Iloyd at the court house,
(;oderich, ..n Tues.lev last. From the mate -
snouts made to the court by the two or three
',Roams called. it appears t bat stout tie etre
wain. ago 1). A. Purvis became a charter
member of Inverness Camp, Sons ot Scot-
land, which meete in t:oderich, and took a
certificate for $1,000, node payable in cos of
Beath to his neicos- lir. Purvis died iu hlareb
last, and when the time oame to pay, • ques-
tion floss as to which vetoes should get the
money. It was renersliy undrr.tnod that
deceased meant the money to go, in case of
hie death, to Mrs. Salkeld and Miss Jack.
On examination of the p.Fets it was, how•
ever, seen at once that soma doubt extatat
on this [.stint as there were Live unties. The
Society was re&.ly to pay the at ount•tsny
namment if protected against a second claim
The five noises had eerie to au agreement
to ..oro the money equally mid give the
Society • complete discharge, when motr-
tusstely one .f them, Mrs. Salkeld, diel
and left no w4l
This death led to proceedings to evtaldish
the rightful claimants, mud as stated, the
case utter up o. Tueeley last, all parties
ec.eerbed being desirous of a .ettlenent is
• friendly sprit. After heerine the
stridence of those who had been the last to
•peek 10 deceased on the subject. The
(baso•[ decided that the money should
go to Mss Jack and the legal heirs of gra
Salkeld. The chancellor also .:premed hie
opinion that all parties c000ern.d had acted
in perfect gond faith and given every pos-
sible information on the [utter.
The Sons of Sootlend ked desired to pay
the manly into court, but their request was
mot granted r the snit had to be nadir -
taken to determine the ism. The elm.
salon said is woo very .*eessfry that par-
ties ebst applied for osetilenMs in seek
sooktlee er inseams eemp•nise Amid be
careful to have the .pplicatioeu [rade out
correctly and examine the policies, or
certificates whoa received to sus that Mesa
were made out es .pedir.b desired. J. T.
Gwrrow appeared for Mn Jack and the
Salkeld .51MM. P. Holt kr the *anal
immobile grim had iatervesed en behalf of
the other ones. •ad the Sone of 8o oiled
were rep.wentod by D. M. Robertson, of
Robertatss & Melanoma, Toronto
AUCTION SALES.
MI porde, getting their We Mlle printed at
t a ems w111 bee* a free settee hinerted
Is ebb list .s to tad amts of ddw
Anodea sale of hoses ad be.seheld for
sitars en S•t.rdy, Nov. 6t►. 181111, .t 1 .'-
cloak r. eM the a.oti..o recess. Assailant
std(:
, edwieb. Joh. Koos, •ootin..s,
Monday, Nov. 7 --Will its sold by public
monism, the British Ereh•ae hotel and fur
.Nero. Bale to begin at 1 o'clock pm.
Mrs Wm. Coe, owner. The furniture nerd
saes .i11 lest he put op in Moak. to emit
iwtewd..g pureta.srs, if net maid in that
way will be diapered of separately.
T. Myer COW.
Hwi.ehen and fevers, to .lase the sys-
tem ewsenally. yet gutty, .len assn.' or
kMnena s when the Wood ie Morn sr gieg-
to permenently oar. Kiddie! .nneNpa-
to awakes the ttiA•sys owl liver to •
Mahe" .stieity hut k.t tats or weak -
=Ise them... rip of Figs
Tos11.a Little T.eeese tie wapa per
Wake. • leashing Mork of IM -'f Tar
'• advise tidal .n kings " 1. a Weed+M-
Ogee bN/teitos T1s fee t*b. Wast to
arneet flea. ('r..etry are eta Wool Loyal
Al 411 floor..
Free unit
The World has had • series of sensational
articles oonowning the newly established
Political Union ('lub of this city, and the
growth of anoeaatton sentiment. The tone
of its utterance is • sufficient testimony to
the reality and importance of the .git•tion.
Until lately the loyalists loftily affected to
pooh-pooh the whole business, and treat it
with silent oontempt es the fad ot • few
busybodies and notoriety -seekers. All of
a sudden the World has swiing around to
the opposite extreme, scents anneutionism
everywhere, predicts blood if the discussion
of the subject is allowed, and call. on the
authorities to put detectives on the track
of those suspected of being annexationista.
Obviously, if the traitors are anything like
so numerous as the World declares, it would
require Pinkerton's whole army to take care
of them. U the World man himself e
traitor, seeking an excuse t) bring • horde
of foreign tneroenaries into the oountry for
the overthrow ot our institutions' The
Ottawa government had better make him •
Cabinet Minister at once, befote the thing
gees any farther.
Foolish as the Weary utterances ars, to
do it justice we do not suppose that therein
• single member of its ,teff, iron• editor
down to the freshest reporter, who is
cap..ble in his i&di%ideal capacity 01 naming
such a superlative as. of hinuelf as the
paper has done editorially in its loyalty
vaporing* and threats of violence to all and
sundry who dare to discuss Canada's future.
The proprietor, with a shrewd eye to the
mein chance, is simply willing to trade oft
the narrow-mindedness and prejudices of •
large Mut fortunately decreasing element,
who pride themselves on their old fogy -Ism
and who retain the ideas and traditions of
the eighteenth century. The ascendancy of
each survivals of the nmedi:,•v1 epoch is one
d the penalties of living in a colony.
No intelligent person in these days -un•
lees hired to think otherwise regards go..
ointment as a sacred, tuviolable institution.
Devine right is an exploded notion. Gov-
eramest exists merely as a public conveni-
leek by the consent of the governed.
There ie no more sacredness attaching to it
than to l bank, an insurance company, •
trade union or any other association of men
for practical business purposes. Aoy cite
ren of any country has a perfect right to
arra upon his fellow -citizens changes in the
form or scope of the government, a trans-
ference of the sovereignty from one govern
w ent to another, or the abolition or ail gov•
eminent whatever. And any one who de-
n ies him that right, or seeks to interfere
with him in the exercise dress not know the
meaning of the word " liberty," sal s un-
fit for citizsaeblp in • tree country. I1 it
will rive any eatisfactios to The World, we
are perfectly winding to admit that then are
any number of Americans jut as supersti-
tious, as nseow-rni.d.d and as prone to
bow down sad worship the Flar fetich as
the most bespotled of Canadian loyalists.
It is tree also test • tonnary or .o to
Knn gland people wehanged for talking
treason when they .:pressed di.satisf ction
with the reigning dynasty. 1'.., and thou
.ands of poor old women were burned for
witchcraft and men strung up at every as-
sizes is .beep-.te•ling end similar offences.
The ossa of people for whom The World
caters is just about on a paras regards com-
mon .masa. ealightanment and humanity,
with those who perpetrated such acts of
meagery in the same of justice.
PORT ALBERT.
✓ oom our ewe earrsspendwt
Fred Mahal7 is in Godetich .t preesat.
He has moored • sit matins in the big mill.
A tale of farm stook and implements took
place on the premises of David Johnston on
Pridity last, TM stook, with the excep-
ts= of the horses, realized • fair figure.
Will fuel., of the "Craftsman " .sited
his home here air Bon.iay Iasi. Ha reports
bad weather an Mo lakes ad an soodent
to the Ontario through oolllding with the
(lraftemea while entering Kincardine har-
bor.
The following is the welt of the recent
=Part
exams tell in S S No. 1
►roes Part II to Sserwtd, Bowie Riohwrd.
son, Jess Dumber, May LeCts no., John
McMillan, Ibrtie C.aniamgha,.i. Fin. Stevwu-
soft, Sadie Hawkins, Bolide. term.[[,
Oliver, Ethel heist•'., Mahn [nisi.( and
AIbeet Ytevenenn. �clleoit to Teird I'!.s,
Eva Miff. Nall. Mnnntenav, James t', ,,p
bell, Kvs I)doage, Ilarry Beset, ll..ky
McYlllan,
Horace Cunningham Ge..
(leeosse, John t irsene, Freak ()deer and Rya
Md:maelL Third to Fourth, Elio Richard -
see The sasses appear is the ,odor of
merit.
• 14011110Msdi Weld le Me Mead
binds to catarrh, perhaps en awwptiw .d
death Why .fit with soh • safe,
opeerly remedy •s7'(as•l Rahn at head • Dr.
Derbyshire, president ne the Ontario (Vaul-
ty Asweriatioa• says Noel Balm haste
the world for oilarrh and mold to the bead.
in my nue one it edICi.r1 relief from she
Met applkatsen. All deal.n ew by nail.
pot paid, at lite roll anal 81 lar*o ass
battle Address G. T. relined 4 Co..
Brookville, Ost.