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PRINTS. DUCKS,
TES, LACES,
MS, Art',
JRSET. Try them
1 SKIRTS, PRINT
coodh
1 STORE.
1REE1.
IN DAY!
the East, where he
)dS,
gs, &c.,
>Ie Hats,
Laces,
tc., etc.
Re1ar 1
CO.,
O'Dea's Old Stand
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re. J ' aur
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untfo,d, One.
' RE/7 363 sr. PAUL *T.
MONTR8*a,
/Or' elAT•LOOtl■
)MSON, - - - Agent.
OD H. ONT.
WOUGHBREi) STALLION
ZADdOR "
sr sable. Hsroilt sante 4W4.S
[OIIAS GUIDRY.
WI veil ell OM el the vessel
.ns.pd se leer bair is the
ins bow
for • man's watak award u •
ninny, lief it..keened is •
FAIL SPREADING.
do In Oimare- l les le lad / reel. �ttsha
May 1l -The Aka of the
M d Wham whish swesLe=
d the D.usi.ime in Me
is in the i.aermieg & S
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kisb"y ready new se well
r the nein ef 's
Sisson
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FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR. -252o
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T21:I3 I B..A DZNC• 1sTEIVTISPAP3rR OF HURON COOVNTY_
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, JUNE Gr 1895.
D. McGILL1CUDDY, EDITOR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - JUNE d
Strayed -IL Yang.. ... ....
House for flab -D. J. Wbverd.
Liguasoat-R A. M.'-
Hendook Bark Ws.ssd-W. F. & A
Smith
Ron Bae --J•& Wib...
6
6
6
6
6
Spatial Protases
HrULOI'E BARK WANTED Bay ATT
meat each erne W. F. It A..11111711.
Ow it
L
.IIM1TH-
i IRALINU.-(TATTLE AND HORSES
J rsesi.M tsr p it#wUs ea w Mee
Sow. Fey parts ONi1 t• 1 SET
YOUNG. iii���tttttttttTt!
�]WINDMILL 101 HALK.--APPLY TO
V S. HEATON. Godwrioh. or R. I OUNO.
Rtdaewood Perm. 11•tt
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS . EVERY
We nn and Seitard•y. Cs•h ter
.0 puede dltneed Res et charge -. H.
J. HOR1'OM'.Itroseel More. Hainan. 17 tt
WHITE LiME. - PARTIES BUILD -
in Mould try m White lime. Tbe
ends sale gabled It Me eblyed me to reduce the
pesos. The panty allows en -fourth more
sand to be mlyad wltl it. so snakiest it emu
all) cheaper this say other lime is the viola -
4t,. •Iwai... band at mm Moor of bestows
e a Lest..[.. =WARD SHARMAN.
tad
Property ter Salo or for Rest
70K SALE. -CHEAP, 011 EASY
r TERME.
Kest half d led gl. Cosoessto8 eve, Woe
Kaw oak less's& A "veil improved farm.
Loss 11.11 and part It subdivision of Bloch 8.
t elborsl.hest M •area,
TO LET -Thr .hop lately occupied by the
lam Thee. Send.
Apply to ILO. JOHNSTON. barrister. Geode
s. tS-tf
POR SALE. -N. 4 LOT 31. END DON -
T ossnlw. She Waw..... 140 oar.& Tb.40
M • Nrielsm dere ALyep town lot 47L e1.e.
rtoh. Apply to POILIP HOLT. M41.
L'IXE HOUSE FOR SALE IN DUN•
r wANNON.-A am new frame hotme,
well located *. Danate mse eostainisg parlor
diniagroom, bedroom and Kitchen dew. staler
sad three bedrooms and elitists elegem r►
rears. first -clam Iron. new eastern with pump
in kltcbsa. A gond wbd.ked oft the pre
euro. Onogsaner acre let in soasgeime.
with fine assorta✓.t of trait tr.o . starrs�pg
raga shade trees. 1'• Tera Renee eabls
N or parttceters emir w JA111.103 WHY ARD,
Itummaaen P.O.
Bltuatlon Vacant.
WANTED-KEKVANTOIRL. APPLV
V YRS. LINDSaY, W. T. Wetseti reel-
�[' ANTED.- 000D GENERAL SER.
1 rant. Apply le MRa RAT. I6-111
\\ ANTED.
1Agood most in mer tows t0 represent the
Foothi4 \uraerlea of Canada" cove 710
w re. The lamest I the Domi•ion. Position
prrmaeer.t. Massy or c..mmisewn to right
mw.
With the Inereselog deemed for trait. •
portion with W Y salesman will pay you
tetter than emearinostst is farm wort. hod es
yo.iirapt and we will show you hoer
'owe
mosey.
:school te.ehees . i1Y)ust the thing for you
during the summer. Write for particulars.
STONE & W=LLINOTON.
tact 8.4I4Iw Toronto. Ost,
Strayed Animals.
1)14. ESTRAY. - STRAYED FROM
Rldgswus4 re . e. fah May. white
star Pie. about Uv m
Waal IN. £ny lo
..L Y
to wbareabens will suitably
..riled. R YOCNO, 8•kt'rd P.O. 11
Q1 RAYED. -.STRAYED FROM THE
►7 premises of the subscriber, lot 4. son. 1.
1 0l teras, on May lith, • milk sew. red with •
hutgwblte. white hoe, six veer. old. Any
m
Person gib 4stg Iatowatloo will be cul re-
.ardrd. DONALDYt•[i\NON.
19 -ft nettled.
Pub11 MMnni's•
11l'RON COUNTY COUNCIL
The Connell of the *orpe- tanes et Use Den-
ts of Huron will meet le UN Cent House. la
the Town of Ooderite. e Timeday, the ilk
day of Jose. at 3 o'clock phi.
OD Thursday. the nth day of June, at 3 o'-
ebek pm.. • epecl•1 meelne V called for
Passing the proposed ay -law to rsW way
of lona MOS for the purpose of
• Deese d
1p to the stat day ef nestle, aenientb.a
nil be rewired 4 the clerk ter t he
of I -,4.A_.. MmaOgmr. Mama and 1'
ler the Hewes se fleets. W. LA
Conti nlglil.
lead May tint. MIM, w -11 -ft -4-i1
Pablls lioness.
A' mica- ALL PERSONS FOUND
2, , i ngsmi.g ea m7 Inds by
▪ oi. easepng loMng se Mberwln wIE
NhoaHort tMtarnl ( ....d tle law. SnellIM Ph "
ere
any news Y BIN ye ta the tows -
Oh m of Uoderlek and Celbarms.
RCAM PRIN. QC X. SAMUEL
it ear dslJH
ltdtsr. Pear.
A WORKSHOP ON WHEELS.
L Tense to �- wye,M ' suWr
tiinandIs.ad needle. I1Prer tenalikIdirK d
oars
w.... .. t sad Il�mr,1_,�M mar ad �~��iYenlk
u►,kiade �f eve [k W MM �s'wble
Lelia- r. (8.5.4,1 rows gssnsned amid r8ar,�.
laud, 4wu v.t
ttiflie end made
oat "Osal"'""
�ssuv,. mYntl@ .tsd P.rnMls .su�1�
'sptlred sad .teem totem- E- TAYi.OH.
4' L lmgow
te..rtt. sena Ile. fe+t
Tinders Wanted.
TRNDRRS FOR RINK WILDING.
lessee
'•4. le and � reinvest ythe Lies
MONPA Y, J f7NI 3, 1396,
foe � d aha 11rd14ts11 lerOedemted
dna
enass 1\e@@Ivus r ege.mO Nm eon•
ote abs
Aatwiub, iew
a$
M i` m�'t eeil It �`'I1mt aMUM •F
Ilo••
THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA. I. Wedel Mka
- -°•• HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
lie the la plan, the Liberals called the
bannsof the Hoare to the fact that. •1- ---
WhatlsOolo=on at the Capital though Parli.mu.t had been .1144.414 three Ddtl4h at the Jane Session.
week., rhe Minster of Fe..woe had .sly
permitted throe mesti.ip of the Punta Ae-
toents Committee. Thee the et -natation
that looks tote the way your mosey W
bees laid oat. This is the (aam4ltee that
....,4 .d the tartan Bridge steal of a
quarter of • million defiers .ad .Dorsa et
other weadals. Naturally the Goverment
do not win this committee to meet more
tr*goenUy than possible. This is the an -
mune boore whin the Fredericton Bridg.
scandal is bag iavestig•ted, sad Foster is
anion that the searchlight of the Opposi-
tion should be kept away from t• There
are eev.r.l important matters Dow before
the committee, but the Gover.n.eot r.lu.e
to call • emoting.
The rets.•/ of the Government to lay is.
formation before Parlament, when moved
for, was severely commented upon i. t8.
Hoses hast week. The result wee • De-
plete back -down foe the Goverment. ey
after Sir Chas. Tupper, H.gg•rt Bud (',area
had positively refused to bring down • re-
tn+rt that wee moved for Int sessi0, Fos-
ter, leader of 18. Hone, was forced, in the
w ed, to say ha would bee that 1t was laud on
Me table.
tee 'Vale riser *Erne Blatt -deer'. -waw
well aat,M. 17 Liberal Correspond.
*Me as aglow. 'Les eat en Me
lmhlese UlsdNee.' Tra1m,
Tau San. Cerrenseds.oe
( )TT AWA, June 3. -Since my last
4.11., I have had • 8111. free advertis-
ing Iran the Toronto Mail -Empire, the
Uoveresnat's chid wipe. 1 admit the
Ma.11C 155'5 largo etrod•tion thud •m
im►totul for tie rrat.dteos publicity the No
wads 1 had to try te the termer is my last
letter lave received through the channel.
I amid have boon more grateful, however.
had the Wil Empire shown • little more
nasty sad publ,@ked my letter u toll and
net have distorted n •.d selected each por-
ttoo. of It here •ad there u the hops of
stoking out • one. The Government engem
after pubis's/nag such lines of my te'ur as
suits 11. tit/spore interprete at as follows :
"Having oouuouously declared that no
farmer want/ protection, the Liberal
leaders are now asking the farmer if what
has Mon mid is true, because it the fanners
wish to continue cadet the tariff the Libor
de will withdraw their opposition, at lent
tee tar as the formsr's interests eon."
I Jo sot think there is • farmer, Liberal,
TOWN COUNCIL
The town oouoct! she Tuesday eve, His
worship the mayor preetding. the reeve
sad councillors Campton, Marey, N.ttei,
Thompeoo, Saunders, Costello. Wilms,
Tory o. Patron who, it he .peaks aox4mcien Dunlop, Niohoisoa sad Johnsen Dais( pre"-
cat. A. McD. Allan. E N. Lena and R.
Barely. will say my letter oonveye may such C. Have appeared on behalf of the citizens
mesa1ug or iaterpretatiao velem tt a obop
ped up and multil.ted Y the Mail -Empire
has done In its r.produotioo. The object of
m► letter was to get an expression of
opinion from the •gncultural climes as to
wbe' her or not they were ..tisfied with the
committee Lid renowned • grant. to heip
Pet up pamphlets and advertise In certain
papers Mr Allan 'spoke at some length,
0etulsag the plan pursued so tar, .od indi-
cated the course that would be followed if
exorbitant taxation they were laboring successful to obtaining the treat. K 14.
under rad the way foliar mosey was being made by the previous speaker
nattered "wall ted polttw•1 fnend• of the end incident/illy mentioned that oegoti•-
Govruge.t. Had the Mail Empire bon- ton were Dow in progress to move the
o nly reproduced my letter it would have Maiti•ad House to some situation Dearer the
bent Been that It was not protection on bank
onset the fanner sells but protection .gainer Co'uneillor Nichol.os thought the town
the 66016,61 oquaadertug of hu mosey by was greatly indebted to the committee for
the Government sad exorbitant taxation on ,he work it had uoderteken. in. making the
whet he bad to buy that i was dismissing. ham known so widely. and was satisfied
1 aid in my letter that if the tension/ oom- that any grant made would be properly ex-
maa:ty was contented with their present He then moved, "wooded by M.
oordttio.,tbat, •t least as 1., Ysad noo
aton, that the asai4 grant the
his isterestd against high taxation oommi1lee the sums of fifty dollars, to be
criminal extr•vevsaw roe. the Liberals need in sdyertuiug (;oderich. councillor
would withdraw their opposition. I made C.mpmon praised the gesNertea comprising
the aratemeftt kiowtlg I was tet -u»4 0 • the committee for their work; which had
wrrsicuy, Y • .porting moo would sa4• been well done, but thought the preeeot
There u oo lack of evidence te now that the fiesmaial condition of the town would not
Mare of the country are en canted
with • customs. tariff that hes been framed
to make a few manufacturers wealthy tad
with • system ef reckless expenditure of
public mosey that gives the political bood-
Ier an opportunity of growing nch at the
expense of the termer.
Have you observed that for some time
mist the subsidized press of the Government
have attempted so defines of the Govern-
ment's actions but have devoted their edi•
tonal efforts to attacking the Liberal party.
They now roe th.1 their ealy hope Ion in
making the oenstry believe them they ate
n o worse than other man are. Some of
their organs have commeaoed pesoa•1 at-
tacks on members of the Opposition. but if
they want to fight out the political battle o0
time grounds, we wilt sive them • does of
their own medicine. U they want to talk
of what goes on in the Common bar -room,
the . sppoettion press will have something to
say. If they are going to commence the'.
game. we nay have something to say about
the roord of Caron, Hagrart, (:sang•.,
Angors, [Aly. Clarke Wallace and • score et
the reek and file that will make very inter -
'sing reading. No, the principle is • bad
sad ninon one and should be depreoatad
Bet if the Tory mesa court that sort ot
krohhUcal warfare, the Liberal cress will bs
found reedy to face them with their ow.
weapons I have meettooed this d.eide.t-
ali v. ea 1 have recently noted that ono' the
Li4,pral members his undeservedly b... at-
uck'd 1D order to snake political capital
against bin
But it is not the moral gide of their lives
we now have under review, tut the extrava-
gant habits of the Ministry.
In demeanor public expenditure this
work, Mr. Rider dye some interesting facts
rogard4.g the large salaries that are paid to
members of the civil rorviee at Ottawa and
the afternoon haws there has bene and
14378 in the samba of big► Gamind officials
Is 1878 there were 15 Melts drswd.g
111,000 salary per seam ; i. 1894 the .um-
twr had 'sorehead to 144. Clerks r.osivi.g
$1,100 in 1878, 9 ; in 1894, 36. Reesiviag
$1.200 is 1878, 21 : t. 1894, 46. Roedvin ;
$1.300 m 1878, 28 ; in 1894, 36. Reosivu.g
51,400 in 1878, 28; in 1894, 130. Rneev-
iml 51,500. in 1878, 8 : in 1894, 34. Re-
ceiving $1,700 to 1878, 7 ; im 18. Re
oetvisg $1,800 in 1878, 8 ; e 1894, Sb. lie•
eUvnl 82.0001. 1878, 6 : i. 1894. 28. Re-
eiving 82.300 in 1878, 1 : u 1$94, 5 Re-
oeivisg $2,400 in 1878, 10: m 1894, 27. Re -
miring 53,000 i. 1878. 2 ; is 1894, 4. Re-
oeirl. 93,200 i. $1878. 11 ; in 1894, 19.
1. Ltiale to this there were the fallowing
W anes peA4 in 1894, that ware set Paid i.
1878. vk : 4 (f MVO lash ; 6 d $2,600
sash : 5 d 18.800 each 3 d $3,400 ate\ ;
l et $4,100 ; 3 of $6,000..d 1 d 86,000.
This is, of.. m wItheat reforms to the
Madras of clerks smpeyed in the civil
genies who .r drewbg admits snider 81,-
000 •year. The ram mbmas givesslum
▪ imer'smma d r esalaries•.ni en k-
erma of 466 i. Mnemes. What PM
press& tan the Othelesweabeffer for
yea 81.409.279 to keep up • retisselazil
e tmkn at Ottawa win ese el the hard-
ship they have r endure kmange they are
suppesd te mons i. Mir Giese he. we
until fear, with ea hest et two at sem is
whisk to take then lean. The Omani -
meet. s I have before pti.b, est, lee tmr
messed this.zpendis.5. 62 per rest. while
the yearly tax yes have te pay t. kelp
Nese me 1. •thenen Meer they wear eat
ism Mid work. ie 8968.109 Nei whit
1161,974 le slimed hem their Werke.
De yon w think i4 maid be . 4.e,
Wag lar yes r googlies Na Tory n.dl-
Mee hi your eteemb7 • Litt1• es Ohms Fids
wins be geisha pm wed
Drbg Ike pest wall them have hens
liMerestbs Illesensiene is Me
law esNaamad •Tions•
allows large • grant. He the. moved is
.meadmsut, encoded by the reeve, that
thIrtv be subetitsted for fifty to the motion
Councillor doluetoo said he was as much in
favor of economy as any one, but knowing
that the oommttteo had done good work he
favored the motion, though to preserve un -
. 10.41y, he would agree t the amendment.
Connctilor Thompson thought the fifty dol-
lars should be granted, the oommitt.ee hav-
ing done excellent work in adverting the
town @o excessively.
The trove thought thirty dollops was all
the town could afford at present, ..d would
therefore support the emendation..
Councillor Nicholson in reply said be
thought the full amount sbocld be granted.
The voce in the •meadment stood : Vein
-McLean. Campion, Murrey -3. N•ys-
Thompeen, Naftel, S•unden, Contain,
Wil..., Dunlop, Nicholson, Jonn@to. 8.
The taction was then adopted OD the
above vote reversed.
The usual buanese of the ooaooil was then
proceeded with, but as the reports were Soya
and our .pace limited, they will have to re-
main over.
N..rw. A few of the members said that
the usual gnat for fireworks should be
.topped and the money handed to the 044-
ren's committee.
The deputy-reeye could not be present on
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