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THD OFFICIAL NI3WBP A PmR OF HURON OOUNTY_
YOL. XLV. 2432
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY OCT. 3, 1893. D. McGILLICUDDY, pun a
CiMERON AND CARROW.
TM LberalStandard Bearer.
in West Huron.
THE NOMINATIONS UNANIMOUS.
Ia1as.M NN aerefSM W M. C. Cameron
at sae''..veer@Nn -T ,lentis. d alts
Lim. ie F. Garret'. Letter slum,. the
arti mgr- s 'leer -Te Otber samee
Were are.gbi IleNsee 1h. Co.venlims-
The t.a. reties was h Creat livers.
The Retro in Convention me Chore Mon-
day 1..t was one of the most enthuuauc
p.t►enec, ever held to that town, and than
rte gaol reason for it. The gathering'
had been hrw'ht together te "elect stan-
dard be arrr• to contest the elution. for
meth the House of Cranium and •5e I gis-
btere, now petelss,(, and .pecnktion had
taro in1ulled in whether the odd and tried
polite -el loader, M. C. Cameron, could be
seduced to soar more bear the party flag to
nett ry.
MK. M. C. CAMERON.
The •P5•eer•nce of Mr. Cameron with
the t.r.derich delegation, broartit toed ap-
ph. a. frost the convention which os' mid un-
til that gestlesuan took his neat on the plat-
form, sad which fully testified that al-
though there might be other good men sad
true, capable of expousing the Liberal cease
there was oily ore, M. C. Cameron, and be
was the prime favorite of his party in West
Heron.
A H. Manning, the presidest, who
•uof : full is kw and of lit sad torero
.ninner
thasiastic as d
yore. occupied the chair, much to the
pka.ure of his host of friend., and oo the
p.• form were vice president For .tar, and
'Ld ver J. A. Morton. whilst in the large
audience oeeld be seen many • man who
had *mod for M. C. Cameral twenty-seven
yea -s ago, as well se some who Imre Jest
satermg the field of politico.
'Mere was • .p'.eodid attendance from all
of the rid -mg. and much enthusiasm
• m. sileted. The following officers
were 1 tt sin OMIIT elected
i're.ldewt, A. H. Massing. Clinton.
c K Wioo-Ilesid.nt, D. A. Fes ..Mar, of tariff reform. ted that Jose, 1 hops
1 stoa and trust that the very strongest sndid•te
Second Viso-PrweiOent, J. A. Mertes,
W Ingham..
Th Vino- Predawn, Jest Griffin, Asih-
teld.
Tr..•nrer, W. Cu e, Cliedo n.
Mr. Cos' i elan acted as secretary protein.,
sod wishing to retire. the atter of seieot-
iag . secoessor woe heft with th. executive;
Mr. l'ou't toact in the nteu.aime.
In addition to the officers •heady elected,
the following parer were added to the
Executive oomrittee: --H. Girrin, Nile; J.
P. Brown ..d Thomas Brows, Auburn; J.
Heeaaada, Wiseman; M. H. Yoang,Blyth;
Junes Ise•, Hullett; Robert Hols:es, Clan-
ton; W. Young, Carlow; W. Prelates',
l:tdench: 8. Ferris, (lederaoh Tow.ahip.
The following letter from Mr, (larrew
which .xpleise itself, was thew read by Mr.
Forrester :
(lonWi*, Suet 3rd, 1803.
A. H. MAnt tee 11•q.. Pres. woe /l. R.I. Asa,
('hates.
MY DRAB, M AINIA;, -I regret mosedinsl7
that bu.i.ses of the most tmportest eher-
a'ter at the Stratford A.Mrea, will. s all
Robahility make it impossible fora te
attend our oosvenUoa at your town on ball -
day Deet. i bees emdeavered in every pos-
tible way to •-rs.ge matters se that I aught
go to Stratford in the .,sing, and . gotie-
Ltea. with rot .d s view are ever yetgoinft
os. 1 despair, however, of being able tom
nage matters, sad therefore feel it to be
my duty to ''take this explematloa sad
to the a5Tontioe for ray ak.enos.
sot say that so ordinary private
hesi.em would have promoted a from at-
tesdug • gstberisg et seek impert!sss, but
e yw Sr* quite aware the htM. whisk are
imposed alma enema' are net mob as taw
be tally anted to ether shoulders without
AM of serious eoasrqnoatoe be the elionr
the are interested. Tb. e... u ptrNlerd
Mash are amnia" es, sed whMh are glefua 1
we MOM trwr hie awl reads/ my wstmmad
sem there at the oprwi.ag of the evert ab-
solutely 'memory, w two mases at the 5,.e1e7y
tap ofas ,. the jury list is whish 1 woe
ed
.t the less anuse these, when they were
Misened to .mem es at this wart. It is
amt, therefore, a asw betties which d have
eadsrt.kea mimes the __,sties, hat old
basihtm, the eared with was e.wided to
um lase Wien this 'seventies was smiled.
I Wave it te yes, sod i aces ern m prlsetly
sale heads, to make any 1.lt,hll1 sepMM-
tieaa to the eeay.wtine for what neigh'
whorwi.e OMR an w et eweeMerable .are-
Immeal en m7 part 1e hot agaadMl yew
notify The eat i rte, M ler the novel -
amiss el swdMlases fee beth Hem 'Min
el emsesm, is hu•iness of very greet inpert-
msa. mad .t•et7, apoetally se Ir as the
mew el Nissans is eronewrami.
W1141 " mese. M the l.ewal II -.ss. I
i .mates, W M •gdir whether I
ser area he webs re sassed d the
aotsis•tion for the next parlance' ; amid !received with loud cheers and the pre•te•t to mantel= Mmi!•rly situated on this tide embroidery i. nate, t L Sostl, M. L
with rsfetso,» to this I will simply may of enthusiast, and as the Presides' teed- of the water. la •U 11686 in prise looney $neyd Domed net, Mies Nest, J. Symuut�g
that 1 pat myself is the hsmds of my fr.esds; Bred Mr. ('.matron the seoisatioe the •p- wee taken by Messrs. Miller sad Snell, cod, tgw. Rook rook. k K. Washiagtw. 1'.tob
U they think it desirable to re•socu nate plume was so greet that it was several M case with the shorthorn stets ea an old t, flies Stokes, Tbos.
mouton before he could get • bearing.
Mr. (Unarm stated that when coming to
the meeting he hal so intention whatever
of ague being • u•odid•te, owing to infirm-
ity of vean, and for other reasons, but the
receptiou of his name Mid been so warm
and oordul sad gunroom, and the enthus-
iamm of the gat heriam mach that he felt mot -
strained to say that, if We health and pri-
vet. ML.irs allowed, he would accept the
.omisatiow when election time came round.
This anoounca meat was voc 'eroualy ap-
pl•oded, and intimated that the l.iberala of
Wo t Huron are diva ,nined to redeem the
riding for the Dominica .t the next elec-
tion.
A resolution of oonfdeace in the able
leadership of the Hon. Wilfrid Laurier,
and endorsing the platform of the Liberal
party of tariff retie .n, was uu•sim0uely
. Ar ed, as was also one supporting the
policy of Si- Oliver Mowat iu general and
the coarse of Mr. (harrow in particular.
Three cheers and • tiger for the candi-
date ad Lbe Queen closed the oonvemtaom.
a, well ; of they thank otherwise, stall
well. I entered .pun my former contest
with very short moue*, ad, I .m perfectly
candid in laying, without any strong am-
bition for the position, not because 1 digital
regard it am one well worthy of even an era -
alted •ahitioe, bat because my mind
had trot Mesa tamed In that ditsc.
tion. 1 do not candidly think
that 1 so any mon cantons of the holier
thea I was then, bet 1 ha., found so mash
u nexpected Meaner. in the associations 9s
the Local Hoare that I would undertake a
seoosd term with somewhat higher antici-
pations than affected rote four years ago. I
have • very strong opinion that I have ac-
eompliabed during the lest term very Thele
in the way of distuictton 1 believe, how-
ever, that 1 have inade for myself some
small reputation in the House as • naeft.1
member ; • reputation which, not merely
for myeelf,but for my constituency, 1 should
like to turn to still greater amount by
soother opportunity, d my constituents tee
satisfied. 1t route with them, bonfires., •o•
tiroly. 1 have always treated them I
believe it is my usual custom, with entire
candor, and I am doing so sow. My poet.
two as Meir member in the Legal Hoose has
been a sheat pleasant one Hume had un-
usually little tru.W.. 1 Miro mat with .b-
sulutely nothing but the greatest ki.1.ese
and consideration at the hands of every
member of the party in Wiwi Huron, for
which I desire now, m any event, whether 1
WWI be their nominee or sot, to give them
my most hearty and sincere thanks. There
is pet gee matter th.t 1 *honk( like to men
tion, and which the render which I Mee
jest been prof ..sing make it desirable that
I should maataon. 1 never was, aod oever
shall be, in taror of ..anecwaary politica
that ie, in the party Mone. 1 see very little
omission for tarty polities in the Local
Home -ler eves then when I veatursd to
become one of its members and while 1
believe that I yield to no man in my ardent
devotion to whet 1 conceive to be true
Liberal principles, I by no ear: us deem it
. ea nary that 1 should be everlastingly
oryt.g out, ,. 1 aim • Liberal, sod therefore
opposed to every species of legislation pre-
pared
ro-pored by a member sot of my political
math." I am, therefore, firmly of the
optica that true liberality requires that •
seember should not be compelled to preemies
more than • general .upport to any Ministry
or to acv party. I del not know enough,
when accepting the (ot't'er mointn•tino, to
reserve to myself this independence. 1 sew
desire to do so, scud to do •o explicitly.
I will, if nowineted, give • general sup-
port to the present 1;orernment s long as it
will introduce ad fever liberal ma -sures,
bet 1 also wish to be at libet;ty to favor
tse•enire. which I ..wader liberal whether
they emanate from the 1;overnmeat side or
from the Opposition. I have, 1 may say, no
wrote fault to complain of with the present
Ministry, but it )5 the tendency of Ministers
at .11 times to think, after they have bees
in power for some time, that they are the
mestere, instead of the servants of the
party, and to occasionally undertake the
process of ''whippag into line," whey they
themselves should be whipped into line, and
I, therefore, while penalising, ow 1 do, •
general adheres,, to the present Local Coe.
eroment, desire to reserve to myself row
measure of independence in considering
memories which I believe world be in the
interests of the eoaslry, although wt In-
troduced by the Government, or even favor-
ed by it.
With rsferesce to the Dominica Hoy
the politico of the Liberal party. until after
the next electric, ought to be the t motion
7=7
will be selected to carry, as I firmly believe
win be carried at the next election, the
Liberal platform. Upon this great goest.ios
tot only do 1 feel that we will be suooeasful
in West Huron, but then are • thousand
sigmas which say that it is bound to be sec-
o.ssfnl through the length and breadth of
this great Dominion, and, notwithstanding
the efforts, strenuous at u1 times, and moms -
times almost superhuman, whim we have
pet forth in the past, in 4ghtisg the battles
for our local leader, M. C. Cameros, I think
that we should unitedly resolve to make at
least one more supreme .Sort is which
absolutely nothing .hull be left undo.e to re-
ams triumphantly our mediae's, sod redeem
from the enemy the old beetle gros•d. I Mel
aesured that it cue he dome, if the Liberals
are only true to themeslvsa .mad M mob
other. The first this/ to be domae,d soma,
M to .elms the right ors.
Whether it is the part of wisdom te make
the ..Metieorw or later cm rema = to be
e ase. As I •m to be ablest, I desire te give
the oo.ventios the basest of whatever wis-
dom I a7 pea•m upon the enbjsst, and
i hep that 1 am slot uadertskieg iso stash
whoa 1 my to them that they me about te
deal with • matter which requires the T�eerriy
Beset bodting. and if they have d.fi••
chit or doubt at all about the sswdidate, it
would probably be better either to rake it
to • committer or to edition the esseter to
• titer data.
I atn merry te have troubled you at this
length, het there were stun things which I
Mt bea 4 to say -white i regard it m7
dat7 to say- mad, as I samba •'toad the
seweeSMies orie•If, i have wet the banks
spas yes, not the flout hordes whim\ yet
have herr for tee.
Trusting th..1 leo are (nsi.taniltg year
unpruned health, the whit, se I knew, d
every Liberal ..a of many Ce.ssrvaUvs as
wen is the Ridi.g white yes lore s sed,
believe xaa se ever. Yonas very testy,
J. T. Gramm.
At the .._.i t•• of M. reading
of lbs lame, LI-ilist Maass
@shed vise-po..lete.t V.... er M take the
el.•fr, after whisk he said thea es he had
had the lamer of sieving Mr. l'laereerbsnmi-
rhioa be made uwaetiseu. es • pswbwm
ecomies he had great pleasure la doi.g en
seas. life pmM's aJsnsstt t ribetete Mr. Oarr.w's
fidelity to the U415011 same, sad the lfer-
sae of the esnetieuoae7, and site/ whore
�e101 week bad has dose in the L.s•l
$sem by the iheeaber Mr West Haws.
The semi..we was mode ash.l.-.ha .ed
rand by • steadier vets. amidst led
cheers
lir W. Proses* of Oedsrlm\. this
wdsa ed Mr. M. G Comes as the
easeel rd bearer of the Ublral pity M
the West Rid gig el Wares tar the I)enis-
tes Par1M••••I, wooded by Mr. Ohm Me-
as. d Am\Aeld. This este satins w
THE WORLD'S FAIR.
seer Matters er f.saeat 1. Agrknit.ri-ts
.ed Shen.
H u i.D'r FAIR, JA.9tso'. PARK,
CHICAGO, Sept. 30, 1893.
Ontario Preen Ito -eau tlpeclel.
The areas features of the Fair, as they
ars called, are proving great drawing card*,
and attractions of all kinds. evolral for the
meet pert from the fertile bruin ut Frank
Millet, are crowding *itch other close the..
days. Mr. Millet, whou writing and
sketches have made his nun..: a household
word with m•s•zitie readers, has been
Director of Color 11116011 the usoeptioo of the
Fair, and to him the bsaotiful buildings owe
much of their attreceivemees, inside and out..
His duties in the lane of oow.trecUon being
over, he turned kis attention to amusement,
and designed the innumerable processions,
illemiwtio.s, to., which Mire s greatly
inereased the atteedaaoe. The whit and
greys with which his palette was covered is
the early days have been abandoned, and
Mr. MiLI.t has dipped his brushes m the
brightest vermillion, with which fitly to il-
lumiwte the closing scenes. The prepara-
tions for Chicago lay, Oct her 9, when the
anniversary of the great fire, form which
dates the ren•issaaoe era tet the Western
Metropolis, will be celebrated, are now
being elaborated, and will be on • scale
sever before attempted. Eves St. 14)09.
has forgotten its jealousy of its northern
neat. sad offered to fo.e eo Ns emaral Veiled
Prophet o.lebreriva, and o.atribeas the
beautiful tableaux prepared for that 000•aiom,
to make the sight pageant more gorgeous
It is expected that fully halt a million peo-
ple wilt enter the gat o•u Chicago flay ss
most of the manufacturing and mercantile
firms will give their erapirye s • holiday bave all made rxceptionatly good record.
send present them with tickets of rhos -
for slew, hnraa, ...me of 'best tanning as
ran. high e• 50 lbw ot milk daily. lady Bright,
The yore ins tea frequently been eked, who ,v nearly 18 years old. meet poi -ees ex -
••Will the F it 1..y `' The best a ower to tr ordinary powers, as .he ha rarely, in the
Om is that i he m..,ageateut has de, idol to who!. five months riven below 30 Its. daily
pay off all the in.'s in fail, with .ocrued
and by emend tame been iu the 40..
aloe of the octet' I. atiei:d.nos till the To -day is Irish Day, and • mo.t.laborate
1 large l.rwgr.m has been prepared, including a
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
M erne •
many of the utter prise -winners were Caw- Hamilton. 'newy wiling, 2nd J. Mymisg Short Stories from the RepOrtw
dim bred and now in American 'nods, thus I ton Drawn work, K. P. Wilkim's'. 8. L tela Note -Book
sstablisbiag most conclusively that our pro Ston Darning, Mrs. Geo. Porter. Mrs.
rime is the breeding ground for flee sheep
as well as cattle.
The °lames is which tlstario breeders are
repremoted that remora to be judged are
Dorset Hires, Soutbdowne, Sbrop.hirsa,
Oxfords sad Hampabires, Led to our credit
be it mid that there u not a weak animal in
the lit. In swine the classes in which we
are interested have not yet been reached by
the jadeite.
oVCRll.uwlNtt 01'1 WRDSPo1
SSo Targe is the quantity of fruit arriving
daily from O.terio that Superinteedant
Pettit has been compelled to enlarge hie
sphere of operations, and has borrowed from
the State of Washiugtoa, • space moa 60
feet long on whish to display the overflow
from the six table, each 36 feet in length,
which are already crowded with the
choicestsets of our orchards and vine-
yards. It is intended shortly to utilize the
acquired space for exhibits by district* for
which swat de are offered. Our people bare
at last become thoroughly Lwakged on the
fruit question, and parties who have visited
here have gone home determioed to stir up
their own locialities to send their product..
Besides the regular source of supply is the
Niagara peninsula, outside points mach as
Cornwall, Beltsville, I;uderich, Ocilli.,
s oll.ngwood, Owen rknon.t, Morford, Learn
i.gton, An<a,ter, Oskyille, Lambeth. etc.,
ars now .hipping freely and others will
follow. The goods are carefully packed and
ere coming forward in perfect condition.
Fitting 0101* 00nD At•T11)1lIT1.
Sir Richard Webster, chairman of the
British World's Fear Con.mis.ioo, has done
the tear very thoroughly the past few day.,
sed at a recant social gathering, paid a very
high compliment to Canada, to whose courts
be had paid special attention in making his
rounds. The magnitude and perfectiou of
our exhibits had astonished hien, he said,
Lod referrier to the Ontario Ma tuoLtioa.l
court in the Liberal Arta betiding. he ex-
plored the opinion that it was one of the
most beautiful and instructive in the whole
exhibition. h erne the only one which at
all eppoaebed hie Meal of what an Edu-
cation exhibit *Mould be, for it w. per-
fect in urrangeo.sot and expl•wtot ; ''i .
simple iced satisfactory way. of the finest
practical system of public Mutation from
the kindergarten to the unI.eraaty, that the
world Lffoeda today. Such a fl•ttoring
ttimeeial, from a eminent ad authority
'v smoothing to be proud of.
The three Ontario shorthorn cow. --
Waterloo Ilan y ow.ted by F. Martindale.
of York ; Fair Maid of Hallett, by Wm.
(:nigger, of L.oadesb•ro, sod Lady Bright,
by H. Wright, of I.uelph-which have been
in the three dairy taste, were shipped home
this week with two calves. These n ors
mores', on Chicago day. tVitb. *octane
Ow, it is ....meted that something will be
left to apply an the online r stock.
The disposal of the buildings after the
Fair is ever is • question that has been dr-
eamed • good deal. The latest suggestion,
sad • startling owe it la, is to burn them up,
having first removed the finishiogs and any-
thing that can be utilized. It is tbowght
that the staff with which the bedding. are
covered will crumble with the beat, and
leave the steel hams sod arches uninjured.
If Mie scheme were carried out, sod the
luildi.gs horned ane at • time, it ',mkt
furnish • spectacle mach se has not been
withered stns the days of Nero, and •
large mascot would no doubt be collected
at the gates.
Among the manprominent visitors Mis
week have been the members of the lode -
widest Order of ()ddfelow• from •11 parte
d the CTsioa and from Canada, and the
bright uniforms of the .oc•sepwteot breech,
h ave given an unusual brilliancy to the
sow. Prise drills have takes place in the
live stook amphitheatre, witremed by as
great crowds se saw the horses and cattle •
couple o1 weeks •Ret. Ito • atter of no
mall pride with Ontario Oddfellowe that
owed their Dumber, Dr. CL T. Campbell
d Lowden, Ontario, is now at the lied of
the order in America, and presided .t the
meetings held here, his addresses cm sere or
two oossioes proving him fully worthy of
the exalted portion be couples.
monster procession. t is probable, though,
that most of the outdoor features have been
abandoned, to nen has been falling inoes-
eutly for : 1 hours, and there M now a fur•
how gale hlowieg. Then wiII he plenty of
d .peaches, however, in come of the build-
ing., as • number of 'ushers of so aro
on heed, including hos. Edward Bite,
who arrived yesterday. C. W. 'forms.
FALL FAIR
NOTES.
tame Vesture. of tb. Skew Net I' reviewed,
Following are some points in commotion
with the Northwestern show that were un-
avoidably crowded oat last week :
Walker. feinting o0 silk or mein, otle
(amateur), Mrs. Johnston, J. M. R•,berteoa.
Painting cm silk or mew, water colon,
(amateur) lilt. Johnston, Mrs. Campbell
Paintinr on glue. J. Symington, Mn. 1'. A,
Humber. Feinting ea felt, J. Svmiugtoo,
M. L. Sneyd. Fancy tidy, M. L Sneyd,
!lies Nott. Novelty. any kind, R. P.
Wilkmeoo, 1. Symington. ('retcbet
linen lace, Miss E. A. Skimming", J.
M. Robertson. Crotohet oottom les,
J. Symington, Miss Skimn.ing& Novelty,
braid lace, J. M. R -,b ertwo, Mrs. Camp-
bell. Chenille embroidery, 2od,.1. Syming-
ton. Matching on any material, Mw Nott,
M. L Supt. Arraene work. Mies Nott,
.1..Symisgton. Crazy work in wool, .1. Sy-
mington, Mie. Stokes. Crazy work in silk,
Mise Nett, J. Symington. Aplique on felt,
Mise Nott, J. Symington. Skeletnoteel
leaves or Bowen, 2nd, Mise Payee. Fancy
pin cushion, J. Symington, Mies Nott.
Crotchet or knit slippers. M. I.. Sneyd,Miss
Stokes. Button holes, A. K Washington,
J. Symington. Handkerchief sachet, M. L
Sneyd, Jos. Whitely. (:love box, R. 1'.
Wilkinson, M. L Swed. Gentleman's
Dollar and cuff box. R. P. Wilkinson
Kitchen apron, J. Symington, Thos. Hamil-
ton. lamp screen, J. Symington, Mrs. H.
Rrown. Post and greatest collection of
ladies' work, Thos. Hamilton. Cotton v,-
tlrrc lothiug, Theo. Hamilton. 'Trimmed
cotton pinafore. Thea Hamilton. Feinting
(animals) M. Woods. Painting *flowers) M.
Woods.
�IORG+.
The gond weather that prevailed was •
now feature.
The new grand stand paid ite way during
the grit trip.
The description of the fruit sad floral
display is unavoidably crowded out tide
week.
It wag a pity the directors °couldn't rel,a-
late the winds that the halloos would have
goes up when advertised.
Prof. John Hopper, who contributed eo
much to the success of the entertainment
end of the show, with his splendid dog ex-
habiuon, is an old Codench boy. His &thee
is our townsman, K. Hopper, well ad favor-
ably known.
INSIDE DEPARTMENT.
LAMES' Wank -Woven guilt,laotme made,
estate of J. J. Father, 2nd, Mise &dila
Nott; patchwork quilt, woolen, 4118, hoar,
2nd, Thos. Homilies ; patchwork guilt,00t;
ton. Mase Selig Nor, god Jaa.Symimgtoo;
embroidered quilt, Jae, Symington, rho 2d :
knitted quilt, Chas. A. Wells, M. L Sneed;
Smyrw rug, A. E. W.dtingtoa, Sad, Selina
Nott: twelve yards home-made carpt,Yn.
H. R. Walker, Sad, Jus. Siewert o home-
made rag al, MM. H. R. Walker,
Sad, Stun. Nott ; pair of wool-
e n stockings, Selina Nott, Std,
Thos. Hamilton; two pairs of woolen
g ooks, ata coarse sod oo. gree, nos Him -
thee, se Mid; two pairs of woolen gloves,
one worse sled one int, Selina Nett, heel
Jas. Symington; two pies of woolen mita,
one meatus sad one floe, A. F.. W nehinetos;
woolen yam, homemade, Thos. Hua-
i ltos; mate' shirt, lines front, hand
made, Ties Homilies, Std Melia•
Nett: remits' shirt, machine mad.,
Meli.• Nett, Sad Ther. Hamiltea; ggaoas/1.m
fusty foel
nsshirt, maebisemads, This iiwm-
illoa Oe.ta' faeoy Basel skirt, hand-
made, Tits. Hamiltos, Min Not4. Night
Dress, R P. Wilkinson. Jas. 8yesimiglon;
Tattiy. Miss NMI, 1L L flseyd. Creohot
Werk, M wool M. L 8.yd, Mrs. C.
e
Chaith.IL C,uh5 Werk, M eH• .s, Jr.
el:1rA. It Wshicgtes. Mersa
lea8,7mise s, M. L Naiad1Ire. 0. Campbell. A. `.
Micsardies Weabi.gsaa.=mbraidar� semi Uses. J.
Point nes, Yin Nolla2111.
Hosites lase, 2sd I.
tela Bilk emhreideey, Mb AsM1, .
��gI.., Rahreid.red .1ipp.r., Mies
Nett. Dtuwieg room .sews, J. 8ymialfl.s
Pone a t•M. said, J. flyedegtea, Mrs.
Campbell. Worked whim\-helder, 1L
Hn.tln.er, Kim Nest. Worked peeler
.aehe0. M. L ilseyd. Reda pillow, M L
M..yd, J. Ily.is4Ms. T.tde metre plea.
Res (listba K. L fasyd. Tenet est d.sy aide
ONTARIO antsy AND SWUM
Tea judging of the .beep .insets sem-
messed en Tuesday with the lost-weeled
varieties, (Charles Falrb•irs, M.P. fee Rooth
Vietori•, and Rioherd Oib..., of Dilates,
big the judges. The Brat Dams takes up
was the leicestere, claimed by their breed-
ers to be kindly Sadao, beautiful d forts,
atorisg early ..d01 good sirs. They w
prolific and good at a and produce •
good grad. al keg wool. The Americas
exhibitors ware set sum5+ul is thi. clam
wed had to cement tkwnseivs with ewe
third' prie., all the rest seise to John Kay,
of Shalt sled James Resit, of Oates,
who wee iw the aggregate $1040.
The Liwsi.a reek with the Laimatete sad
C./.weld. es Me largest d the Mag-weelled
varieties- 7711•e)y ars • good matte .heep,
the lambs w.i44Mg heavy .t as early
The ewes /whew geed cared their lam
'bait ammo as berets* don. as/ a- Wf,
amid they w geed .bearer.. Two priers i.
the Limos close west t Amerism breeder,
the rentaeder, asaoatsg M 41106. untag te
Metas. (iike.s t Waiter, d r.
Walker, ef Morten, Mr, Oliver, el AVIS.
bask, sad D. A. Campbell, d Mayfair.
Osesweld. on apparently mere M beer
with Anteriew. en than LM9..tees .ad
U..elna, lades[ from the feet that
we fees than fear Anericaw. entered M.
lista ".sat the two Ontario moa, Men-
a 11 Miller, el llor.�.m, .ad J.
G_ Snell R lire., el IFAmoasoa. no
Cola are sexily palm' est by the ,whet
sevlrs es soieuatofthebep weeny implants
Not hams over their eyes. They Mme el lama
.1... red lemd.re .d Mr well, .ad, w-
ing to their betas band .s leas i. the=
had rest.. d R•gjhad, mo eaposhay
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Chas tee visited Detroit last week.
Miss Kate Aiken has retmwd from atrip
to Toronto.
Hurl Yidean rete -tied tram the World's
Fair this week.
Mrs. W. F. Clark and daughter are visit-
ing at Mateo.
George Morris, of G o.Iph, matted u
town this week.
Mn Avery, of Detroit, is vatting im
town 141*. week.
Masse Kate Mcleod and Kate McRitchie
spent Sunday iu Ktpky.
Mies Minnie Payee. of Detroit, is visit-
ing at her home a0 town
M..• Martha Davis. a k.marline. spent
THE LOCAL DOINGS OF THE WEEK.
From Crowe la %ay ; From Lively i•
Mwere-E4erytk/mi Is sheet rant G..•
Through sbl. fill -1r Y.a've a O.l.I. a
Owe caste, t rade re teal tat a titter,
Amman ye Takla' moire, and Tail Igen
treat It.
The Fall preee•N mealy pretty pIcturet.and
1f you Move • bit c( scenery that you wou'd
like to have taken duo t tail to seed word to
It, '(allows, the photo arta'. He will nut fa'
to make the moot of the o0carion.
The cbaoa.oa of the sewn is upon us. and
for gouda.** sake don't worry through eke sail
with a seersucker or • tennis Jacket. whew you
can get • Gee !reit twit cacao d e. J. Prid-
ham a clot hlag house.
FINK TAILO1t1N0.-Mpring and bummer
Moths is greet variety next to Yowler'. bout
end shoe wore. on eke Situate You o•a k.t•
• 4101 choice and rely ow good style sod at a
very modems proses. 1S. HaoCurae. Her.
A Smiouoi CHAlai .L-A young scan
named Craig, locally known ag "Tab" was
on trial Friday last before Mayor Butler
charged with burglanously entering the
pumas of C. F. Straubel and taking Ebert -
float • sum of mosey The case was ad.
Journed until Saturday ad again until
Thursday, Oct. Std.
KNOX Cubist SAItaATH Smoot.
member the Meters tea Motd.y motion, by
Thos. McGillicuddy as ••The Small Boy,"
for the benefit .4 Knox Church Sabbath
School in the lecture room of Knox church.
Admission, 10 cents. Everybody invited to
bear this most interesting lecture. See pests
n otices os hand bins.
A Btu Sats. ---John Ksox,the auctioneer,
has is amtemdstion • big bores and stock
t ele to be beet os the Agricultarsl grounds
Goderich, towards the end of the month.
The particulars of full conditions attached
to the sale w set forth in another column
of this inane, and everyone who has an ani-
mal for sale should look into the scheme
and teas its fesaibility. Knox says it'. • go,
and what Knox says goo
MI.-HANIQl' IN•,TITUTL At • wrung
of the Directors held on Mooday evening
it was decided to oommanco the sale of
tickets for 1894 forthwith, to 41.00 Tim
sbosld bean induoetment to those who have
sot yet become members of this molt ma-
ts! institution. The hbr•ry has be re-
vised mid large additions made. The sew
catalogue is being fide led by the pristor.
Tickets may be had from the librarian M
the room every week -day from 2 to 10 r.1*.
DoOr Malin IT. -Mr. bis Fax, ot London,
vocalist and reciter, Miss May Price, ot
Belleville, soprano, Mas Nellie Meting, of
8t. Maly'., aprano, Miss Hada Armstrong,
of Boston, coutealto, will furnish the pro-
• few days an town last wee,.. a gram at the North Street Methodist church
Dr. W. F Clark tucoded • meeting of ' concert next Thursday night, Oct. 12th.
the Huron Yetarary Medical a...Gisi 11'41)5 Mould array of talent draw • crowded
at SeaforM Wednesday last.
eattu I.ea.e. ar. Fax is a whole program in hin-
J.s. Thomson, accompanied by his .elf. To hear him alone is well worth the
print of admnuoa. Dr. f -re has kindly
consented to act es chums..... CO and take
the Wady. The proceeds go to .he orris
fund.
1;o0lIalint COLIAGIATSANNI-ALATHLstio
Sroure.-The mood a..nual series d
athletic sports under the auspices of the
God.raoh Collegiate Institute win be held
in the Age iou burst Park, on Friday, Oct 6th,
oomtnencing at 1.30 o'clock r o. The pro.
grim consists in running, jumping, bicycle
race. An Interesting feature will be • re -
relay race between rax Collegiate Institute
boys and six students of the model
school. The prises will be presented at •
concert, the mate evening in the Open
Homme. Silver consctioo to defray expeoesa.
Everybody is invited.
New VoRK BIJOU COIZDT Co. -Ow Mon-
day evening next the New York Bijou
theatre company supporting the well known
actor Thos. Fitagersld •al the erotios•l
settee bliss Statue Hogarth, will open a
three sights' engagement 9n theOrand Opera
House on Monday evening. They will pre-
sent Mark Twelves ma•terpieee 'Tam Saw-
yer," as Tuesday even ng the greatest
were production of the 19th century,
"Down the Slop," which will be produced
with all the scenery, mechanical and else -
triad effects, ho., and on Wedseeday ..un-
ingg Mattis Vickers' world -famed oom.dy.
',i.ogsett." Th. pram (rola the towns
where they have appeared speck in the
highest terms of the p10100 anoes.
C'u'eAn)o IN FLA1*as -Won 'FAfL-
The greet Werld'. Fair will aeon close, it i.
new at it. prim*. O. Ootnbot 9, ('Mingo
Day the bast day of all, • hell =dire
m..eppgl.. it in estimated will he 1. The
siwl.g .f Chicago will he fully illustrated
by • series of greed tableaux the like of
which have sever hese attempted before.
New to your shames to visit the wonderful
white may mid great fair. The Grated
Trunk will rum 4 greed sxosrstno. from
(1-skrie& to ( law ousel return. Tickets
only 111 OS. Good vies 1)rieter 6th .rad
7t41, 13s41 .ad 14th, 701b and 21st, 27th .mad
mother, left on Friday for a want to the
World's Fair.
Oliver Coleman, who is attending the
Collegiate Institute ben, visited his home
is Hills Green for • few days this week.
A. C. Meodooald and wife, of I)snlop,
Mire returned from Detroit, Mich., after a
pleasant riot of about two weeks to Mo-
tives who reside is that city.
LOOAL BREVITIES.
Don't forget the reo•ptioe to he held on
Friday eveninr by the Y. P. S. C. F of
Knox eberch. All friends of .Omit car-
diaUy invited.
Why bey your ,sewing machines from
strangers at fabulous prism, whoa you aan
gseett tie beet man and from G. W.
Cbomeoo for 828 00. of
Itch on human and hewn and .41 animals
cured in 30 minas by Woolford's limitary
Lotiosn. This never fails. Sold by F. Jor-
dan sad all druggists. 30-ly
grip Carr, sew i. dames of the Nitra-
tion Army here will give an •ddrem on the
Orestes with Ood, is the bsirr•ekt ea
Sunday sight, Oe► 8th. Ta. Emlp would
like to here • fall boom
The days are now darter by over two
hours than they were is Jess, • fall hoar
having boon oat off each end of them and
the shortening proems M going on at the
rated about three mutat every 24 boon.
finalise Spaeth Liniment removes all hard
softer unwed Lamps and blemishes from
bran, blood .p.via, curbs, sidles, ring
bone, •wesa.y, oldie, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, sowgie, etc. Save 860 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the meet
wes•der1.4 blemish cure ever knows. Sold
by F. Jord•o mrd all druggists. 30.1y
Rbsatrm tared is • Day. -Mouth
Antedate Rheumatic Cut, ter abominations
mad MenialgM, radically cured is 1 M 3 day.
Its •otic on the system is rearkaM. end
It removes u ems
ee the eons•
amid disease immediately daappsars.
The first does .rosily basalts 76 moats.
Sold by F. Jordan .d •11 dm/sista 30-ly
Relief is Rix HSR -Dearman kid -
ire and -odder Mesas= ..Y.wod is six
hoses by the " New Osi.T Rom Afore ' 88141. sad v.11d to return arriving back at
.-As Kloasv Carta" This New reme*y km• I ser' .tag mist a er before Sled Wednesday
great surepi.e end delight be pbyisia a ..n stale el lime. Masers ye.r baste
may mid avoid the rush. Get your tickets
sad all ihferem ales hem R. Armstrong,
tows yak% risco, 11 T. R, Ood.rieb, Oat.
TMketar telogrsms sad e.prsm to all parts
el the World. Apart Alias, 'townies.
Asher, Oeswrd. At1•.tie steamers
kind, K. L M8.1iyyii,, has Nems 004
-M, Mrs. Oomph®, MM Nola Wim of
stay kid, Mea VWI'alba, M. L Naryl. Tea
may, M. L llsord, J. 8yeli gMa Shawl
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seswnt et tie e..sodsg preatpm..s /A 1411.
Thews psis is the bladder. kidney., bask
.ad every part of t!-- arse_:. rwtees is
ale er female. It relieves loseati.n d
water .ad pain is pntaMg it alm.st inat.di •
.hely. if yea west gyMk relief awl sere
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It is vary Immprtast stoles age of mall
merwsl peewees that • remesy he wl•msisg
M the Mete ow/ the ere 41.smelly taken.
a...pa.M• sad healthy in
its moire and enema Pe...eisieg these
s,Jiii.., Iry el Top is the sae peeped
fasiMai esont nestle llama knows.
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