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VOL. XLIV, No. 2386.
GODERICH, ONTARY), CANADA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER to, 1892. D. McGILLICUDDY, PROPR
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pre fur &tale -S. N. Lewis
voter t•stits -►'. J. 1'rilb•m.... ..
TISEMENT8 THIS WUEKI NEWS NUGGETS
eddy • Tamm.... .. . . Pd. •
ed -,)lbs eleashse III FROM HURON CO.
TOWN COUNCIL.
ire then &heaved have
SPEAKING OUT
, , , lead dem anhe d o forft e
IN H E ST I N (t.
Tse Menem twee amoebic renews.
et
Thereeler .reettag of the taw. a...N1
shirt, gentlemen, there is me
si.legl Mara- It R -
MARRIED.
ti Vail \tiTO\ - IIUWRIrW --Al (Artist
tour h l•athedr•I. alum! tis, Kagan.°
U.' or div rue Rev. X. Al. Mead. re, W.
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', tn,toa, beirr4Aar•t-1•w to Kate Y o
1... ihtnt dawcbtrr of (ha late 1)1
DIED
A.; ' l.SrwhTtwoehip. nn Wrrlare•
♦,.somberIkh. smtr, Jaas•. Teen,;, 8r„
ec •.: ).are
l e • t.' urwl wall tate plena rruui h s late re.
I si, e... 4, Ueda -len loweeb:I, on
be▪ ar ',tie. II Is. is fp. Peter's It. C. ct.urch
M4udatamn e:11 ylaaee amen,
rhswcv stns.
THE PI EURO -PNEUMONIA SCA.1E.
1'h r M.cs . Slum everybody in Canada at
,, +L.• ,.psoas that there at uo pleuro -
ye. a voau In the country it need not he •
ostler ) f at rpriee that the motive of Y.ag-
'ar•itom iu scheduling ('ei.adiau cattle
✓ :;,r .utp ,a of much die:moron. l'eriuu•ly
noted, the Liverpool •luurnal of Coen -
sone of October 27th warmed the hort&N
save for rtaaous entirely dilferv.t trom
Imo: +hicb es generally a.eagaed t., it.
Ah•o 1*.t..tiag rut that the high tariff of the
n.twl ,seta has caused great notary to
1.,:nh u.t!tvets, the .)ousel of Conine -roe
raw,• •.Ir.t Ibrre are . •bur
rho .re- eves to to tresuotbing runt th...
lith "aid kis, for they ere rneo:'t.•n ot near
e.. Empire, who wage s deadly Wilt war
mit the United Kingdom." It adds that
arch feeling at being arousal in Kr eyed
■ refrrene.• to the aboard tariff of ('ane°&
• sad tn.i- concluders: •• la •t h tit one
beach of our import trade we exercie. dat-
e eneinatsoe &)meet a.ainst the e bole world
• :ar.r of Canada; and we would her
l�.it that • masterly stroke eosM l*
g}a��j,,ed the Canal as tari,T
hmin
against
withdraw the ret; -d,' u+..
aloe log the free importation of th.:t conn,
try's cattle. So far a■ the United Stats is
tracereed, we must perforce_ pa waiting
url
pee. but the &chof (playplayseed. Ian here
Moen to be suicidal to her owe beet i.i-
t•re:te that it would be an &axet obarit-
aide onion to carry the war rite the
ttemv's country." Most Canadians will
pr f. r not to _hunk t het such arguseents in-
Nemmd ;,he Be+rd of Agriculture, uu' that
:ley should ho advanced at that time from
sa Infhesteai source is, to say the least, a
nnkkag co -incidence.
rhe Empire : Ia the clamor treat would
, raised owing to the anxiety to keep
ter dreaded damage from getting amongst
boob ,b cattle, we res appreciate the
yre*eure that would he no the Imp ria'
authorities to amiss; the scheduling order,
bat :be fast tint it dos uut take .t..t till
.her the 2let host , gives ground for the
tope that such • severe blow to the Cana.
Me cattle trade may yet b. averted.
Forty effort should be made in the meas -
tine to adduce such additional testimony e.
.tel
h• roughly satisfy the authorities to
Imam, u Canadians are already satisfied,
sat the theme. does not 'list amongst our
herds, and we have faith that when that is
awe, the order may be repealed without
neat going into operation.
The Globe: Taking the most favorable
new of it, our fernier, stand to ler be•rily
if rite scheduling be continued. Tbe de-
struet:oe of the stocker " trade will stop
a source of income that they as badly span.
They here hem selling their uefatted cattle
because they were °b.tged to raise ready
n ary, although they were perfectly aware
of thr lwnelts of fatting them in this coup
try. Their necessities are as pr s.teg and
inumeolute new as they have ban is years
put -they are in fact mere pressing and
they ars sot likely able to appreciate the
alleged future beeebt of the stoppage od thy.
trade. It may be • good thing to there the
hewer taught proper aoricnitural melted.
ey I:ovrrnmeetsl revelation*, but it is bit-
ter 0,41001113g when it owns during the
areas of agricultural depression, which ie
this dtnontry has been caused by tariff ex
actions and less of markets.
Hamilton Time. : Of roars, the plain.
*Jury, every day Caudtan kroner, who
as t let .,f cattle which he expects to aeU
ger the Keene market, sad for the fatteni-
n g ofwhich he has not s gild .t prov. oder,
vtll feel ire to be told that the action of
the British Government will knock 812 to
113 off the price of each anilea list what
a• Owed ten Tory politicises stere for CAM -
Q ua (enviers • Have they aot thumped
tet in dozens of ways foryear. past, o.L
tag down their roan he the r s.. of mere
Myreg, and skinning them fey the make of
the Red Parlor Men who eouIribwted elec-
tive feeds, and have not the farmer, .bow.
taas.vli patient noisier this kind et trre.t-
mat is raeber ate be the day for an
•xpramine of Tory sympathy with the far-
rths ih•pennomnpit, we shall bear sad
TA
before the iisdpn
dimple" a fall
e
~at e of the week.
harry On flandey OM 30 Jobe Moon-
ey 'neat his boons to here • rue is •
pane hell In the evening his ase went
Idler them and the animala ot.rted on a run
Ung the field next the ala A8 of •
"Aka •rise chestnut more slipped sad fell
sea ween Mr. Mooney get ep to her .he
sus jest breathag her het. She bad
Seise her meek, the vertebrae Mie( e.e.c
si da" ref tie head. The beast did set
far der to kink attar she fell It ansa s
obi
an&•nwid■et .. the add was as
*amble regnseffle •t SMB.
Tit' " �unligbt" Pimp Co., Teresa), *Mr
in41 ung prism vox" till further
& t!. Pin sed gM.lander 16, remedies
O.&•rle, anis mai the
t meow ef Br
is 14h. a handsome � •yrs" a w`e
11"1"••t inand • prattle
whe seed eat ktm them 11
r'P.•n Mend wrappers he "
1 Auv. 43 Meett-.t, T .M )elan
i~r h of mob m lith, sad rner al
�'PeNiow " ; also give lul same ad
fa"'. apes. sad numle
number of W-
Msrweant '�w�ill� lee� bli•bed Termer
asar'day a el.ik al.& . 11
wee bell ma ■achy evening, powemb■r
4, 1892 _-_ - -
NeWey Grit Obtained from All =is_ .reap& the row mod ream-
cillor l astadThe Toronto Young Conttnerva-
Ute County Mill. Minus of lam refuter mamma read, app five President Heard From.
proved and signed.
TanISI Meek WATsraaT roe 00T. 18602.----- I
ITEMS OF INTEREbT FOR READER&
A We.Yly Hysrt et reams, Sews Mrwsd ea
minas rveryb.dy - rise .&d ream. My-
ped
llrteed sad 1.Udeued Prem Ieeey taaee*n -
Ilse Creams of the taunt) News M 1!s re-
setting. of tis tate.. sad siert sews
IS. hem ..r Loral tixebaepe
•
Hallett; Jar. Snell, of Hallett, won
over 11800 as the fall fain the year.
Wiugham The work of elating the roof
of the sew St. Paul's church, Wiwgbam, is
completed.
W isgh•m : (:apt. Todd bas Ia der,° his
reeignettoc as oemmanding officer of No. 4
('mammy. 33rd But.
Morris . Win. Carter, 911, oon., has neat
ed Andrew MtSiehidl'. farm, near ),'raft
brook, for fire years.
Kzeter : L H. Uioksoa, of Exeter, bee
sold his bink stare '• Nellie B." to Mr.Gib-
e on, of Loudon, fora hamd.ouie sum.
%V ant Andrew Murray,bleoksnuth.
was injured while shoeing • horse last week
sed hail to quit work for • few days.
McKillop : Mrs. Moon and family, of
tileKillop, left on Mood y, t kt. 31, fur De-
troit, where they will in future reside.
Exeter : On 1".da.efay, Oct 26. John
Wood, while working os top of an old
building, fell and severely injured his
hip.
Crreabruok . James McIntosh, black-
smith, lett that weak for San Francisco,
California, when a &koalas awake
him.
Seef..rth . It is animated that over 40,000
apple tesrrels have been turned out from the
two cooperage establishments in Mesforth
ha season.
McKillop : Jobs O'Sullivan, ex -clerk of
Mckillop, had the eri-' Lennie to get hat
. boulder in Me 1 by • runaway accident ons
day set week.
Rueter Richard Pickard, wbo bas been
suffering from • erre carbuncle on his neck,
o n which a surgical operation was performed,
is ieooveriag.
Stanley Tbe Mears. Jarrott Brother*,
the well.ke.•wo threshers of this township,
thrashed on the farm of Wm. Logan, Parr
line, over 1,000 bn.hels of yew sod oats in
six beers.
Morris : The Howick Methal Insurance
Co. settled the claim of W. J. Carter,wboae
barn was burned some time ago, by 'styles
him 8300 00 barn sad 8315 on °outsets,
8615 in all.
Exeter Daniel Dyer has paroh•saol
Semi Sweet's interest in The dA rot.,
awl took possession on Moday, Oct 31.
Mr Sweet, it is said, will follow hs trade
as • meson.
�� inrham Miss Hattie Reid, daughter
of Adam Reid, of Lower W inwha,n, has
been engaged for next year by the trusters
f Sobool Section No. 6, 1Holms. school)
Turoberry.
Morn. Charles )Hider, who lives near
St. Thomas, has sold his farm, north half of
lot 2. 7th lite, to 1). Kelly, of the sante line.
The farm contains 100 acres. The price paid
was $4,200.
Exeter : Prior to his departure for Brant-
ford R. J. Emmett was presented with •
beautiful gold ring by a numher of his old
associates, including the b.sehall team. as a
token of etas.
Brae.els Keoently, Willie, son of Ilan
McNaughton, game Street, fell out of Me
express wages of T. Fletcher in which he
was riding and broke both hones of his right
ars ear the wrist
l;hieelher,t : Frank Won,1 by Fenn fo-
to teach is School Beetion Nn.7, Hib-
rt,Cfor the ensuing year, at a good salary.
Mr. Wood holds a second class certificate
and Dosses well recommended.
Wisgbam : A. Galbraith, grooer, bee
AdisposedticCl r bat struck of snohoisbern a, s D.
A- McClure, d Welland who has already
taken pommies. His family has arrived
is town and he has amsarensd bonne -keep-
Kruasa : George Robb and Mise Mar-
garet 11I.Crse, both of this town, and H. L
Jackass, and Miss R. Creigbto., oleo of
that pas were married ant week, the for-
mer cm Tsad.y eyeniv and the atter as
Wedsssday.
While dam. Parsons was driv-
iag a atasm thrashing engine en the prem-
ier of W. Rowdy, Stephen. es Friday lest
be slipped sed his foot was aught ender
the wheel brasier it very severely. H. is
armed but is badly crippled.
l4smdk: The Rev. W. T. Cleff left for
the and of the hue set week. He shipped
his Roods by truss, but is Meta. his
beese
sal bum free here to Faros, Michigan
W in. (lrewar west eleme for oempany Hn
family will leave m &beat • weak.
Tkwek : O. Tseday, Nor. 1, (hint
Stewart paid Mrs. McK.tsie the sum el $1,-
000, being tie amount of the bmdloiary
oertibrate of her ate husband, Donald Mee-
Keesia, i• to Sons of Sootiest Mr. Me
Kaszie wee a member only • dew weeks g is
fact, hie eertiimte had sot base tamed wise
hie death gemmed.
Teokeremith : Hugh Mobilise died ap-
es
ppes the 30th alt. after • oempasatively
. bort Steam Decamped was a native of the
Higbee°. of Soothed and same to this
awstry trim • young sees, and like sleet
ewe bowed net for himself • hose is the
forests d °made. Mr. M.Mflas was 62
years d &r at the Ums of his deeds Some
time ass lie was attacked with pets/yew
free& widish he sever tboreesgbly .......3.
Sehremeently be had s.- bar seas* wbl.b
rendered all eiaass el remover, beplrs.
r. wa arta.
Hedsobs alba levers, to elmsee the sys-
tem .i.etereliv, yet gostly, whoa .mAiwe
hill..., or wbes the hkied is impure sr sing.
Kish, to p.ruiaa.atly mire habitat esmelips-
,lew, he awakes the' Miseys and Ther to
bsahby &etlwiy without Irritating er musk -
ming thee&, ate. Syrup of Figs.
Halmos from Sept........ .. 117,861.76 A OPINION EXPRESSED.
Receipts.
Taxes .... 116,320.96
Lomas
rusoc .esoar
%Vater rates
Maitland osemetery
1Electric )sigh.
Nus-resideet !sada
J est km but
Uu,bltr.esreute.
Pumping station .
Public works
Watering streets .. .
Belief .
Water works
C.C. and olboe exposer
Mlmeo.ill greets . .
144b school .. ..
Public ••
Bills payable
Interest
Malaris
B alance
Referred to Samos committee
At'01Tlrtia' !MINI/RT.
Gougturn, Nov. 3, 1892.
To the Mayor anti thenal&.
Town el 9edericb.
IISI/TIAN x!t .
We herewith leg to bead you a balance
sheet a the amounts of John A. Neftel, ate
oollector. 'fhe aca,uwts include taxa for
Hui years 1890 and 1891, water rstee from
July 1, 1889 to Dee. 31, 1891, and electric
light rates from Jan. 1, 1890,, to Feb. 29,
1892. We also have prepared • detailed
statement of the collector's rolls for the 2
years, showing the amounts of remissions,
errors, taxes, de., not °enacted, and taxes
placed against ands, sae • statement of the
water rates not collected. We hove allowed
the collector credit for the sloes of du.
ouuts over interest, and on the whole we
fled him indebted to the town to the amount
of 856.12.
124.00
164.64
6.50
114.11
4244
-600
86,914 54
814,776.29
$ 668.24
374.96
7.50
37.30
6.40
11.93
166 00
500.00
663 27
8,500.00
82.10
220.80
•11,121.55
3,654.74
Sifd
Geo. 8HsrrAln, l
H. W. BAAuditorsRau-J
Mored by Humber, seconded by Nichol-
son that the report be referred to finance
committee. Carried.
Communication from Saunders A Co
asking to discontinue use of electric light in
their store.
Moved by Yates, .ecosded by Natal that
•o action be takes as the yearly contract
had not yet expired. Carried.
Moved by Campion. seconded by Mersey
That the street lights be shut off at 11:15
hereafter, Saturday •ad nights before holi-
days excepted. tarried.
Communication from M. 1'. Cameron ask.
Mg to have water supply cut off at the let
of December. Referred to water works
committee.
Coamunistios from W. T. Marney
claiming 810 for damage done to his wagon
and boar at the dram at Samuel Slams.*
corner, on Monday, 24th October.
Moved by Pridbamt, suoa.leri by Dunlop.
that communication be referral to public
works committee Carried.
Petition from A. Lawson s•;y.*e4 by 20
others asking to 'have steps deo the Itar-
bwr. hill at the foot of 1\ ellen) <t rt •.
Moved by Humber, sa000de: •r tlarmy,
that petition be referred to ;•..;sic works
committee to report to the r . •. c :. Car-
ried.
The following accounts were referrei to
finance committee.
McColl Bros., Tomato, $18.20; Joseph
Kidd, $75.40: Jamieson Reid, $i.63: Seer-
ess it Barns, Loaders, $12.45.
Account of Mears. Halls d Manger for
auditing special account, $15.
Moved by Niahoaos, ..oaeded by Hum-
ber, that amount be paid. tarried.
throat. or WATInt wnalt4 COM MITTxx.
The Mayoc mid comae.
Your committee beg leave to recommend
that no action be taken with reference to
the anplicatiom d J. C. Martin for a rodeo -
boo in his water rats.
Joetn Serum,
Chairman.
Moved by Nattel, .acceded by Campine,
that report of committer b. adopted. -Car-
ried.
mgroaT or rouses COWMITTaa.
Osern.xtene
Your Suesse asmmiMes beg leave to
res emeend the payment et the fallowing
amounts : T. Vilma. $4.26; Jes. Reid,
$100 ; Al.ek Panndlu, $7.M ; McCall Bros.,
836.66. The 1100 payment to Jas. Reid to
be in fell of all his ebarr+s for ool!ecti.g all
arrears of &axe., water rates mad electric
light rates up to December 31_ 1891.
PUMPHOLT,
Cbairte.e.
Morel by Pridham, seceded by the de-
pwty reeve, that the report b. adopted.
.xeowr or rra1.w wrote* a wrllTxm.
The Mater and Commit
Test /nmmIiMe would roeemmosd-
Ia. That s railing be put up opposite the
alar is 1.132 en East -at
Zed. That a railing he pat up opposite
the yellers in lot 174. Kimmins et.
3rd. That the side walk on ?teeth ride of
Went at be repaired.
4th. That tie mslter of planting shade
trees on the beadle be aft ever esti) next
mprieg. Tanta C. Ill•pout,
Ciairstss.
moved by T/.ompere, slee.edtd by Prid-
ham, that newt be •dgNt. Carried.
Moved oaf acmedud, that the mateer d
lumber for Mrs. 1(eDsnsM, be referred to
patine works sestesfilma Geral.
Mowed by Melt, mieseasa by Wilma,
that spoliation of the maim tee impales to
bow be referwa i. eemotre summtese
wills power le Usti Cheviot
Tbe eeelb.Y them aajmeredl
Walton Me. Riley. d T
elmod Mu brat 1.1.f Ammo all 0 WIC i .diet.
W. femme Th. Dlrasittn halm removed
A. Ndpr be sine year.
CANDID
A Sew 1•aib f . reI11Ma1 starker. ante..°
14rr-. or Year ]lea x.w sista lee
',.it...r a.hd Veal 1... reside - Mow Me
"epode,: .s ell teased. 1. setae .eseaed
1. the Mates is "Job la..' W5M Ise
t.ebig Nes riseld d..
Prom The Tonwto greats.' Ne., tTory..
The westing of the Young Coeaervatives
Last nigght was made remarkable by tbe io-
&egwrei address of President Aemoteeeg, in
e ..act he gave expression to emphatic views
on `I..uleuu of the day, views that will
waken the old "machine " riders of the
party and cause them to look aghast. Mr.
Armstrong said
Uentleuu••.-1 wish to &)&risk the mem
bers of that aasuciata.w tot the honor they
have 000terred upon the in electing me as
their prelatical. i deem it • great bouor to
be elated president ot are association which
ham upwards of 4,000 young, vt,;orrus and
active member, is the leading association
in this provttme, as making itself felt with
so usoe talo sound throughout Ontario, and
will yet wield an infitusoce from ocean to
ocean. 1 also well recognize that the
position amu with it great responsibilities
an 1 while I may not be able to dischargethan
as I would like to, you will have all that
my heart sad brain cm esoomp•es.
1 believe that the future of this country
septal. in 04) small way upon 111 young
then forming aaeoci•tioes and clubs of this
kind, and taking an active interest in the
political lineations of the day, for no matter
what opinions • thousand or len thousand
nersone may bold, they cannot hake them.
%elves felt until they have nand -d together in
rime way, ..d the moment they do e, they
mom have a potent influence upon the ques-
tions of the day. History has shown ..)eaten
time when half a dozen t -w'. 'tare jointed
together to advocate some measure, mad
their measure was • juat one, they hare
rimer totted to succeed). And I ant sure
that you will all agree with me that then
are merry, many evils in the politics of this
country that require to be remedied, and it
at for asaocatioos such as this to rye
superior to seinen lent partisanship and
grapple with them wherever they be. be-
came I bold &bat • young man should be a
patriot find --and as • fact is, when left to
bimsell and a partisan eft.rw&rda.
I therefore, with many of you, hare ad-
vocated the establishment of • Conservative
Club for the City of Toronto, entirely pot.
itical in every respect, wbioh ma be the
home of every active Conservative iu the
city, of every active Conservative in the
Province daring his visit to the ()seen City
of the Neat. We have no such club et the
present time. Then is a social club here
with political ten.leacism. which in fact bas
many of the leading Camerratives among
its members, but it a nonsense to tall
purely a political club for the ('ooeervat
party, and I em sore has never been ref. f-
aired as mush by the bate and sinew of t ne
party. For the want amuck a club, when
the leaders can .t all times meet in caucus
and fraternise with the rank and Nle and
become known to them, act together in
harmony and unison, and cement the bond
.of political fellowship the city is fast losing
site reputation for being the Comers -alive
stronghold, and 1 hope that every Conserv-
ative in the city will join mode with us to
firming such • club.
It at unfortunate for this country that
neither the young nor the old ea a else, bare
anything to ay in the polite= of the
country, and this it what accounts for that
deathlike apathy which wean to have
seized the people so far as political questions
.re ooncerned, and which is lamented by so
many writers and rabic nee ; and, in my
opinion, the cause at not hard to find when
we madder that each party at now gorern-
ed by the party and for the party.
In Dominion politics the policy of this
country at formulated and directed by no-
minally fourteen men. but practically three
or four of the Cabinet dictate everything.
and they are as autocratic as the Cast of
an the Rouen& We who form the party
throsgho.t the length and breadth of the
country are simply commanded to vote sad
think as they direot, or else get out of it
Now. then, 1 think you will at once agree
that tile is not being governed by the perry
and for the party, except you consider that
time M have by tome divine right coe-
e tituted tbemsslv.s the party. Kvideutly
• astir motion d ib public think so, nr et
weu� motion net be permitted ; yet at the name
time i aanmet help bet feel that each • pro -
media( is derogatory to Ne party, darega
tory to the bent interests of Clan beloved Can-
ada of aura
Well, jou nay, but how .ms we remedy
this! We mould remedy it i• Chun wa
Agitate for Deastiintional .s.vestioem to be
bold at stated intervals, where ranp.eesed-
&lives of the people can dinner, poop.. ted
formulate • policy for the put Than the
part t� purl sad
Mr t pa�rt� ; .01 f lbe�r, • s1'a. would
n ot ati that be was sacrificing his me -
misses to be a follower of hh party, for he
would hare that say is its embeds white
bis ;Wiesen* sad ogle would siva It
would ales reale sed ztimnl•t. • great In
tenet is the politica! welfare of our °matry
for everys wool.) feel that her -mild have •
dine& say in its s/ain.
This, I believe would also solve tis pest
question of Cott.db.s eeatiment, of Canadian
WieanHty, which in so mere talked el .t
the pretest them, sad se little peastieed,
lent whbh n ab••lwbly ..sseesry to the
life el tie eagles test it become the pots -
mount queue/es of the beer. I Ikeredre
nail apses you see and all, to rally b►
•eri.nwpea with this mighty rime
before 11 le ten ate.
The nne.U.s as to why thousands an
Isevtsg this emissary every year and gees
to the (lulled guise should sniper* our
serines •tteallos. and we Mould try sed
Wye the problant for It le gaits evident that
W eider
are set eats to do se. 1
'um Ishmael l ee reliable .atherity that se
$ttM .. nor [THE CONQUEST
maile.
OF CANADA.
teat we are betel& anima° i• job lots
every week, anal them is not • voles base
raised seminal It
Then is • line and cry raised by revenue
patriots at after -chaser speeches and by
soul-bereting speakers on the stump simian
sneezing oar land, but not use word is
raised by our politicians, by our patriotic
preen or by anyone against the Uuitcd Stats
anaexing the brains sad muscle of this
country m job tots. Evidently mud comes
G bar to Canada.
entlemen, l believe this question should,
sal cut be grappled with. i hare absolute i
aosr6Jenee that the genius ot the (.uaJtan
prole uta rue to the ou.amtoa if they are 1
Cglthe opportunity by their political
, and oan stems sad stay this stair of
again, and it is • queetiue that should em-
gage your serious attestant this winter.
Before leaving that question I may Just ass
1 have absolute ooafideace that this country
is capable of taking tare of twit
I believe that the two political clubs re-
preeeuttng the younger element., of their
respective parties in this city should take •
deep and abiding interest in municipal &Bair..
1t neer! not always he absolutely partisan,
but them clubs should ha. e a ay in pomti.-
atiag ala° disapproving of any candidate
they see fit to. At the present time a dozen
candidates rush into the field, each in an
eager scramble to bring himself out first ;
each us forced to peddle himself from door
to door, and tomo often a hogshead of gall
and • sponeful of brain.' wins the coveted
honor. The oceoaasscequenoe is that frequently
• tem kicks himself into a position for which
no club nr association or party would dare
support him. Such a system is cooducive
to keeping ability oat of our civic &Bien
with a vengeance. Shall this state of affair,
go oo' It is for you to ay.
In conclusion, 1 may say that I have
spoken boldly, i have spoken fearlessly,
upon thane questions, but 1 hare given you
my earnest and honest convictions. While
met. may have a mortgage upon my reed
state, On man or no combination of wen
shall have • mortgage upon myself. i
shall be the absolute owner in fee simple
tbera,f. I therefore aak you to deal with
these mansions in an earnest and farness
spirit, and keep the welfare of your country
at heart, as the future of ourselves, our
children and our kindred air reposed in her,
&ad may she one day be launched into the
political heavens as the brightest couetell•
&tion thee ever shone.
There are many other questions I should
like to dal with, but time forbids it ; yet I
hope to tab tbe opportunity of doing so on
the boor with the rest of you during the en
sting year.
A POPULAR CLERGYMAN
Andress and rremotatNa ie ■e. art ern.
Tarst.&it
From Tt • Kiacardiae Reporter.
Kerry penal in Kincardine admire,. and
respectseR v. M. Turut.uu. who for f iur
years has been rector of the Church of thr
Jdeseiah. We hare brand h'nl to be noble
iu his actions as a roan aml citizen : his
breadth of views on eui.ject. generally is
limed to universality : he ie a gentleman
who has seen much of the world through
travel, and he has undoubtedly exerctac.t
intelbgent observation 1'h, -c who knew
him intimately have Iwrn charmed with his
companionship, and we learn from members
of his congregation here, that he and hi.
estimable wile have eudeare.l thetn,elcw to
(4,.:r) peri., c.nt•d.ct.ed with the emigre
'ratios. Ile e,11 shortly leave for (n.derich
to take charge of the Finn:opal Church
then. That town is fortunate indeed. and
Kincardine as a whole, as we do personally,
very much regret his intended departure.
He will leave for his new fell oF labor to
the amine of a few weeks. 0,i Wednesday
the wardens of the )'harea of the Messiah
were ngaeeted by the oon`reg$tion to 0011
fy the rector and Mrs. Turii!.nII that there
bad been purchased for them a very hand
some net of dining room furniture from tie:
Brit of Watson & Melce'n, +loch was of
fared as a sight token of the appreciation
of their services dnnug the last four years.
The deep regret felt at their departure was
also expressed on b..•lwlf of the oongregati.w. I
The following reply hu hien rronve.i by
the vbmeh warden. and it is 'heti desires
that it should be Fublathed : -
Tbe Rectory, Kincardine, Oct. 27th, 1892.
Merge J. H. Scougall and F. l'. Powell.
My \)ICAs W '.sex's', it is very difficult
for me t° expreen tan words how deeply Mn.
Turnbull and myself appreciate the extreme
kindness of the congregation of the Church
of the Messiah in presentees ea with so me -
1101 and valuable •tt, of white we hare
pee bee. apprised �y you : nor nae WO wf-
bciatly thank you !x the very kind words
a0oompanyieg it.
1 &m sure your goodness le out of all pro-
portion to oar deemning., sad rakes us Ina -
manly regret that we are not more worthy
of it
Foch generosity and goodwill makes non
feel more keenly the prospect d separation,
for it tamigas--in ao 0oeert ie manner -to
yoer regard for our present happiness sad
fetter, comfort.
la your oemmuaiatien, yon feelingly al-
lude to the "pleasant times" spent wide us
our sat ere. i esu truly say both
far Me. Turnbull and myself that la *hoo-
ey*,
hirever deme they may have prod so to the
anonabsee of mar oongre8atinn, ttty have
been equally pleasant, if Indeed not more so,
M oonslvs.
Although called apes to te, each is.
terooaree and mutual frie doh p will sever
M fo votteaa by es, ear will oar deep mad
prayerful interest in the Cherish of the Meal
soh cdagreg&tiow ever emee.
Again oor,tally thanking yen all, for year
most useful and valuable presentation, widish
Mould we veer be eegreteful enough to need
an'reminder" d year kladaessDo
, ane&
fail to recall the as..., and earnestly praying
(Rad te blew yes indivMa•Ily •ad es • ooh
gem, for Client sake, we remain, dear
�e Yours, is Hie I(aas•
M. ASO J. Tinto NULL
The Lonrheaded Scheme of a
Waybaek Mlohlgander.
PM HAS FOUND THE SOFT SPOT
TM awes; sad Met was t. take rateea.aes
M Canada Tse Tery Newspapers weed*
M "ant ter lir Olde" .,.a leer)-
Teasaen Males. ..l•1 nes lyres
AM sae atae.as of SasMr sally wool*
Mels a. water
The rewords of the petered office in " the
Canada of ours " would, if disclosed read
many an amusing chapter, for patents here
been applied fur by all sorts of teen f.,r
every imegina4- invest! o. some good,sotne
bad and some middling, bat we doubt if
the Canadian Patent °Mee ever received w
remarkable an application as nee which was
received last month !row Jedikiah tire wile
king, a citisen of the Putted States reading
at Mudville, in 1Yayback County, Mich.,
and entitled •• A New, Harmless, Beneficial
and Humane Method for the Cumquat of
Canada." Uncle .Teddy's method for the
delireremoe of this •• Fair Dominion into
the hands of the Vankoee at about as fol.
dawn•
He propose, to invade Canada in army
sections &boa: fifty miler apart, and stretch-
ing from the raging billows of the Atlantic
to the calm and placid waters of the Pacific
main. But before one ruthless invader puts
his foot on the sacred soil of Canada Jodi.
kiali will visit the ('anadaau nesapapel
and gob printing otticee of extra loyal stripe,
anis° order large paters and ads to match
at double financial report rates, for which
he wall pay spot .:rah and lug In some wet
groceries fru the side, and thereby by this
means and other sundry and di% ere devices
make known unto the gaud people of that
"(aireet gent of Engtan•t'e Jtadetn,.'that On
a gt)en day .11 along the line the a del,ng
armies will move northwards aai cross the
bouudary, each section aucumpimi.+1 by a
pay van or treasury waggol: to rash of
witch there will be several coral. of "long
stuff •' or goal )'steed Stater bills of not len
than five dollars in readable and collectable
denomioauom.
fhr sal. anoe posters and We its the loyalty
papers will notify the rood people of this
goodly heritage that from Ido in arils of
each and every aforesaid wagon in which
is conveyed the " rout of all' evil " an such
abundance there will he alt gorae.l. laid
out and administered financial aid to such
as are in need. To wit : -Luc said Jedikiah
(.eewiliki s or has generale iu commend will
require Inc each div icon per day during
the time of occupation 5,000 teems, horse
mule or oc teams- first curare first e-rr.d,
f •r which P25 per day will be paid and
115 pee say for each drover -and found ;
also 1,000 ton. of hay, timothy, doter sr
swamp era's, for which 336 per tit will
he paid .pot cash ; also 10,000 bushels of
cam at 82 per bushel ; 20.000 broilers 'any
age) at 115 per pair; 20,000 doe of ego*
)age no object) at 50c per doz. ; 5,000 Lags
of potatoes ma a per bar loot particular
about size of beg) ; 100,000 lie. of mutton
bat or pork afresh or salted; for wInch 26c
per lb. will be paid on delivery, and for
stockers now ecbe.iuled by Eagles° an ex-
tra 10c per 1b. will be paid cash down :
also 50 cents per Ib. f. r fresh or alt fish
and 81 per Ib. for store butter, cheese,
hooey or maple syrup goal.ty in demand
unlimited.
By lbs process M, the said Jo/diktat'
i.eewiliklns claims that the loyalty news-
paper will advocate • kindly welcome to
tl.e friendly and generous visitors, and that
the loyalty section of thus gorgeous county
y
will meet them with bars handle and .4
1111:000811r of wekwme and earnest hopes• etc.,
their long stay. Jediki&h has arca¢
expectations that even Denison will be in
line sad abandon the habit of living on raw
..at, but he feels that nothing short of an
armed force will keep flannel mouthed
Rally of the Toronto World from the
neighborhood of the " bog stuff." The
patent will be issued in due Douro, bat
meanwhile we ask our loyalist friends to
steel their hearts and minds against the
tempter. It's ad to think hew the loud
mouthed fellows will wilt and reach oat for
tie etnB. --- -
ta
W isgber : A very unuel occurrence
treseptred recently, in in the se'smblttag
togeatber of children, strand -children and
great -grand -children to the number of
thirty -.nen at the residene. of Mr Net
ierbeld, senior, Wingham town plot, the
oeaseien being the celebration of the sixty •
mooed aaniverary of the aged couple'.
wedding. Besides those present there wen
sixty-seven descendents absent is difereat
parts of the continent. Sixty-two Tears of
worried life is ).ager than tumidly ata to
people le their amnestied sphere. They
were made the recipients of many '.utr4nt
ial and useful pi meets. Both Mr. Nei tee.
bend amid his faithful w.f. are still hale at d
b.irty, and we hope they may live to cot •
brat. their diamond wedding. It is r..
nsoemaary to ay that an my.) x1,1• ecre,, .tg
was spent by Mose pr•e...ot.
(trey : Res.mgy. Yost, urs of Tbmm..
Ateanban, seat es. Termitic to enmesh •
apebliet about life NOME .y..ybt H.
will remail i. Nt. Qu•.a city ler • low
reeks to onderge the pweseribeil treatment
what thee Dir aye will be el/eeeeieet A.
ihrseben...,.seat, Breanna. a eeeipded
Mr brother to Tena...
11 la sasdsaN,
Have you tam the " Universal Inhaler
for the eradication and positive can of
fbtarrh, Broeohitia. Asthma and other dm
seem of the respiratory organs • .1 W.
W.ath.rald, •:odeetcb, le sou agent for the
oseety of Hume. 1)fk. Smith's Iaaar.
sort i)owning'. shoe store. Rant the hal
leering
From the it.wwde li smp.au'. 11e inlet, la
The tallies on Ute presesdiea page dhow
bow eemp&r.tirel), morn etouwws the eerie
are seder Rha new umeh d. Asthma.
estarrh, hr-neebit it and esimump tine are
tre•'v.l nn 1 he principal es .ppis
lyisg t
rinsed dtrertly by Inhaatise te the wt d
tie •Rine.... wit 1j,• ennet happy and siert
lin, army of vertu.