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—A vigilance committee should be
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to attend to the Uoternment hood -
len, Thia is no time for half tura-
Atieal ••T The Mammal •• te11e«y.
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GOMRN•H. THURSDAY. JAN. R illL
WEST HURON ELECTION !
MR. CAMERON'S
MEETINGS
The following meetings will he held in the is
tweet of Mr. Cameros at the times acid Meese
mentioned:
HOLMESV ILLE, Thursday, 2nd
January, 7 p.m.
SMITH'S HILL, Town Hall, Friday,
3rd January, at 7 pow.
BENMILLER, Gledhill's Hall, Mon-
day, 4th January, at 7 p.m.
PORTER'S H ILiA McDougall'• Hall,
Monday 6th January, at 7 p.m.
PORT ALBERT, McPhail's Hall,
Monday, January 6th, at 2 p.m
KiNTAIL. Youug's Hall, Monday,
January Lith, at 7 p.m.
NOMINATION, Goserich Court
House, Tuesday, Jan. 6th 1 p.m.
BAYNE'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Tues-
day, 7th January, at 2 p.m.
FiNDLAY'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
Tuesday, January Ttll,at 7 p.m.
OLIVER'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Wed
nesdsy the 8th, at 7 p.m.
HOOVER'S SCHOOL HOL'SE,Tues-
day the 9th, at 7 p.m.
MANCIIESTElt, Friday, 10th, at 7
p.m.
DUNGANI4ON, Agricultural Hali,
Friday, 10th, at 2 p.m.
GODERICH, Thursday, the 9th, at
7 p.m.
One or more of the following gentle-
men will address each meeting : DR.
LANDERKiN, JAMES MCML'L
LEN, M.P.,JNO. McMILLAN,M.P.,
JAMES F. LISTER, M.P., DR.
McDONALi), M.P., JAMES T.
GARROW, M.PP., M. C. CAM-
ERON, and others.
The Government Candidate is invited
to attend these Meetings+
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
SNAP SHO1 S.
—The Government is on the tobog
gan slide.
-- it is begining to look as if
Bowsit most go.
The war feeling is subsiding, but
the election fever is in hill force in
West Huron.
—West Huron will soon be it a
state of siege. Kir. and the queer
will be on hand presently.
MCti1LLIVHAY, Met'AttrIIy, and
MoStisws have emu'. out %hetad, but
MacitowsLL is having heavy sledding.
The 01.1 Chief is in the fight in
West Huron, and the Cameron men
are getting together all Over the rid-
ing.
-A. F CAtlrnat.I, tate; " Little
Oatling," as he .tyle, himself. is in the
riding, and there are a number of
other birds of pw...ge, of equally
savory odor.
The day of the election in Mont-
real
ontreal Centre was Sir MACE. BOwiLL's
birthday. If they all turnout as
*boy did in Montreal Oentre, we wish
Mm lien, returns 01 tele day.
—It isn't dead rare whether the
etla —i is Wert Hume will be he-
Was
eflsias the two old parties or whether
au r'es.
Chamberlain, the election " plug-
ger,"who was sentenced to three years
iu the Manitoba penitentiary for per-
i soo•tion at the Winnipeg election, has
been released ahead of h's time by the
Government. He will probably be in
Wet Huron between now and the
14th inst.
—The deficit for the year ending
June 30th, 1895, was $4.153./475 The
year before it was $1,210,332. Dur-
ing the last fiscal year 16.891,879 w.@
added to the public debt.which new is
over $253,000,000. The interest and
charges on the debt amount to more
than ten willionr of dollars annually.
—In succession to Sir John Car-
ling, a brewer, and Mr. Angers,
a lawyer, the portfolio cf Minister of
Agriculture it held by a doctor of
medicine who makes his living at
politics. Would it riot be a good idea
to appoint a fernier to the position for
x change! What Dr. Montague does
not know about agricultural is a pretty
large affair.
---Our Government contemporaries
should remember, when they denounce
the Liberals for desiring better trade
relations with the United States, that
Sir JOHN MAcnolaaL) went te the
country in 1891 with the cry that the
Government was seeking to arrange a
treaty of reciprocity with the Wash-
ington authorities.
-One, of the ways in which the
paternal Government at Ottawa helps
the farmers is the subsidizing of a line
of steamers which bring meat pro-
ducts from Australia to compete with
the products of our own land. True,
there is a duty on such goods, but how
much good it doe, the farmer is shown
by the fact that canned meat from
Australia can be bought as far East
as Montreal.
--It is beginning to look as if the
Boodle Government at Ottawa WAS
tottering to its fall. In four elections,
North Ontario, Cardwell, Montreal
Centre and Jacques ('artier- all of
which were formerly held by the Gov-
ernment—throe seat have been lost
by large majorities, and the Got ern
ment candidate elected for the fourth
doesn't know whether he will support
the Governmer t or not on the remed-
ial policy. Sir MACE HOWELL is evi-
dently the Grund Old Shatterer of hie
party.
THE FIGHT IN WEST HURON.
THE polity al contest in West Huron
is now on i, et for the next two weeks
the pot will he boiling.
The Government. chagrinned by the
lona of three constituencies out of four
which they formerly held will stand
at nothing to retcin the constituency.
and the opponents of the Government
will strenuously endeavor to wrest it
from them.
Already the emissaries of the Gov-
ernment are spreading over the riding,
and their work of trying to corrupt
the constituency is in progress.
For a second time the biggest polit-
ical tight of ('anada will take place in
West Huron, and notwithstanding the
efforts of the Government the indica-
Doss are that another defeat stares
them in the face.
The Old Chief, Y. C. CAMERON,
leads, and the people will follow. The
restrictionist policy has no stronger
opponent than M. C. CAMItRor, anti
West Huron is a constituency where
the National Policy ham made no man
rich.
The people of this riding are think
err, and ksow how they have suffered
and lost by the present mal-Adminu
tration at Ottawa, and on the 14th of
January, 1896, will wring the knell
for the boodling Government at Otta-
wa, and the hoot -fling gang that are
flooding the riding, seeking to subvert
honest opinion by bribery and corrup-
tion
SOME THIOAIOUT BOOMERS -
Stratford Rowton Want Reran ewers
Nat Thee we will have an .beth•.. 0041
of
this old fashioned had is w►NIL ala
Liberal candidate will bee* a sheer, it 1s
mid the "bias* bells briswde" is •beady
se vty isle the erne/ tram Oardwafl The
Glebe ..ggeses the formation of • vigilantes
ass mattes to rid the riding of the .now,
eery .f whom am government seipley.ea
it dnsld be aimed epee.
•
The Glebe : A v1gita.e. ensaseittes gimlet
be foes ed lie deal itch the briber,.
The enage.wte .b..ld indeed he token w
pramisalty. The gang win sett laved•
Wast Reres,e.lees the people .1 the ridi.g
show a d.t«mis.Mies to rats* ia. esentelese
1
Agee. VlgIIssse oostmittw should kw
barn✓ se that the sseeessesta of every
Wes • eupeeted briber •hoodd be
ehedeibed bleat the .asst he •reps sato
w sutellesessy Many of the " •penton''
are tri leow., some of than beteg
Oovertman' elle..` who should he makieg
as henget attempt to ears the perriden of the
people's taxes they ressive rather tion be -
Jag eogei ed is the dirty besis.es el bribing
oleate✓s and break/se the laws.
Toronto Star It re very mesh feared is
spite of .11 evideme el the error of the Gov
ersment's ooan.. and Mr. Wlllou,bby's uu
Einem fur public Ids, and demuostr.uone of
the desperate em.er.oeless*•as of those who
were ssa.ipuletiog the tio.ereatwt's part
o f the se.1p.tgs, m which live of the Cabin
It Minister. took • pen•na1 part, that psa-
lm opinion has begone w torpid asd the el.
actors so aooeaoomsd to the tmpropratw of
• eentest and ins hopeless o1 mak tag their L41
Asses felt, Ib.$ Mr. Willoughby would
maestro to be •stored. Cased• should theist'
trod th.t this d.egreoe has not f•Iles on the
llumtnto_i or 5ry session of it. Every in-
dependent on ase of the 1)omtokou
has reaeuo for tSankfulsesa We now kayo
reason to believe that peripatetic purchasers
of straw ataots and ohiokess at fababos
prime have 1.e inbusooe L• politioal comm
mete than was 'sootily supposed. N.
hays mon reaeoo to believe that aot only in
the body of I.uhl.o wottmeot wound, bat
that It ono be tressed and the deuton in-
duoed to act as their ooaooteoone dtot•te.
To .11 thee. wh , soetribatod to the votary
it must hove hese • merry Christmas, to
thews who fought for she Government fn
spite of all •✓.deco• that they were dotes✓
wrung, it must have been • day of humilia-
tion and remora.. To all of Ussatt I hops
that the Chno'rrlss Eve of 18% will be long
memorable seams es that night there
limbed over the wires an s000aot of the
brit viotory in what will be a long sense of
noble acblevetnwta in the Daaes of liberty
awl decency : for God and sountry '
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
A clorpao Si o.
Already in :Y young life the Farmer's
Sun has devil• pad many of the wont yioes
of the party organs, and is especially ad-
dtoated to the rim of excusing is a friend
the fault it .ondemus in an emeoy.
Tate courts disqualified Mr. Tucker, of
West Wellington bemuse the evidence in-
dicted that 1).• had been eude•vouring to
corruptly appeal to the thirst of the free
and independent electors.
Whet is the difference, except in degree,
between Mr. /tinker and Mr. McShane for
is.tanw • Mr. Mo4b•ne is condemned. be-
o•ues he sort. r d tiv-dollar bi11e round
every oowhtueecy to which he worked.
reloads excuse his weakness by deolaring
that he te lust se ready to •natter his mosey
around among the poor sad needy whoa he
is cot running ter anything. Mr. Tucker is
charged with .o•ttering drinks around .
The Sun, in iia excuses for aim, docs not
pretend that he wee • 000vtvisl soul. And
it it were eovecned by the standard wbtoh
in establishes for the condemnation of the
old parties. t' would order Mr. Tucker to
the rear.
THE rata 'Rn St.aT0D 1t'a1LWy4T.
Premier (.r.rnway, intervypwed on the
result of the Northern ()storm election said:
"I de .ot think anyone expected say other
result. The Petrone and the Liberals had
indeuttonlly tee same platform which lett
the way open for the return of the (:ever'.
meat candiL'e. 1 do not think the •leo-
triost will have much effect either osw way
or the other on the Government's action
regarding th• school g.estioo. It only
foss to show what beoebtthe Patrons are to
the country when It comes to an oleo
tion.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALI•s.
THE 1)au'.aA'roa -The January number
of The D.lioeator a 00.1.4 ilio Winter Holi
day Number The faehiou articles for the
month are timely and complete, ooesnng
the entire fk,d of styles for ladles, moose
and children, millinery, lingerie, dress
goods and trimmings. The rich holiday dis-
play
lrplay in the shop is interestingly described
Mr.. Reiter A. Pryor'n article on the Social
('ode relates to society balls and parties for
obaldren. Tbe speoe devoted to Womaa's
Work and Advauoemeat includes • thought-
ful conv.reetien between felitb M. Thoma
and It'. M. 1* Elliott on Woman in Busi-
n ess, an interesting paper by Mien Margaret
MoN.uthtou decanting Arehiteoture Y a
Profession for Wnm1, • graphic de.orip-
ties by Lucia M. Robins, of Wnslaa'e Work
at the At1Yts Reposition, Harriet Rath
Forbes' direction@ for Hurst Deooratioes ep-
os Cardboard, and the oosti.oatioa of Nara
Miller Kirby's Kiedergartoo Articles. The
Bret of • brat series of papers o. the Ohre
of the Teeth, by • well-known New York
dentist, will he foand exoeptios lly vain•
able. Mrs. A. D. Lregstreet desonbee the
Carving et Mesta, sod m Seaaon•tle ('.oak
cry, impromptu lusoheos meow receive at-
tention. in Yrs. Withsnpeoa•e Tea -Table
Gossip aro Doted .010. sew bogie wow home
swede holiday gifts. The Review of Holi•
day Publie•tis . includes mention' sf sassy
p•rtloularly isteaded ler young reales.
The novelties la knitting. tatting, u...10t-
tag sad late ssnkieg are iliaotrated aid des-
cribed. Sereertptioe pries of the Delineat-
or, Ill 00 per year, or 15 .. per eagle espy.
Address Th. Delineator P.Nishiltg Cent -
easy, el lforosto, Limited, 33 Riahmwdat
West, Tomos, Ost.
l/aTsont+r MAGAztw' AMP Review tar
J•ssery. 1006. With this member "Tb.
Methodist llegssiee," sow Methodist Meg-
• sine and R.vlow,s*1.rs apse it. forty-third
volume mid nukes a great striae forward.
It is ealaraed about one -Ebert►, and flukes a
larger ramps then ever. ON special patrietie
interest are the illustrated •rtieles os "The
Reek Fes'tre s of Malta," and our "'h• Pe-
elle Ocoee ea Rg+gl1 Lake," @h.wts' the
predominates* .t Britain throughout the
world. The.3ery •f"Re.s*t Arend• Rector-
ate." le ales tall wish inesy graphic pN-
attres. T►. wrier Marriage sad femoral
(,Etase ct the Bast are felly illeetrstod.
Dr. Dewmrt oestrikame • areas ante" es
the Tire gnostic). of "Religion le the Peens
ho
Seet . it'. Sams writes as admirable
stueasaer-a.-d(•� —et •'M1. Treece of Aeeiesi,"
ems of the noblest of the ass. Themes
L they doewib.s Is persist laeg..g. "The
Mystery el the Ss. The /rib atorsatea
1t'2 of esnegglers and WeehedW, with
brogue ter Irtab hewer, gates well.
sed will pros of Wrens lame•*, as will
Mee be the .areeily-wrisew angry, "11.
bier• Ms* "Mss Gerdes%'Osey 'Ogee
• ." it . dear Ausdla• sbey by • saw
w riter. A sew 4g.rtm..t— A tljev,.w et
the World'. P, agree•, is glow. Artois@ se
Armes., the it •' Cease, l enieuu.e. to
Religion, The Collage asset tM Pape, and •
"yews* ot nodose artlalos u hal. a some •
Cg.diag rivtsws, ars siva Tweet.. W,I
ham Briggs. Pries, 32 • year: p Ise si*
.10.11).: merle amber 40 meets
THE W. HURON BLEU noN.
A Very 0o1;;; (1 -1-y Ezpodl•nIL
Mew The $se,regir.t Ns* Meted 1. the
west M.rea taeaNl rots Were
*Irma Is epee the Wallas
1.111 the Left
From The ('assda Y'ars .re tau.
rl`H13 Government's manipulation of
U m time ut Loldng the \t'ot Horne elec-
tion t• of each a character that •vee the
better clam of nese ,.f its eau par y .husld
rtes tau .ad protest sruwst it Nest H. roe
has law legally veru,• for n ore trues tall
• year musths bef..re .wy of ILo whet us
yaaaeies 1a the ('unionise That elect.o.e
hate usher taken pia,w..t h... Leif, -rd. tad
for, .,et 11 11.. I..0 ural• Ictal. y you eu, •,-, e
brier.. the Inst anomie .f t1)- Huue►. 1•r .t
W111, 10011 understood thea that Mr. Iia to.
G oo, lie member, would 1.• .ppotslsd L+ru
tensor Governer of Manitoba, nod he did
sot pros• od to .•crepy h.• seat Jur ng the
ammo at all, ex.Jrpt • Jeer MAID. 104• at
the end. And ter the \Yost 11utw .'
...-
not' is kept of until • 1 the rest ere neer,
wet actually ■ntil the seoosd 'leek et use
pend og •eseine. The returns may b- 'Pe.
e n d. laved Ly rhe Tory re+ untie( • fh.rt
that n• representative mat' n•.' be .1.1.. .0
tare hie sear nand wane of t be mewl import-
ant tea vases of the 8«.81..0 have beet t.kes
—votes that may decade tee late of the
present tvuveroment. Praeucel y ,lie 1.1
Ing will be deprived of is for voice- v, the
count 1. ut the (toiletry for shout oo•.thir.l
of the enure peritoneal, tied all this by the
4.1 iterate manipulation o' the Dsmteioa
Government.
Of course all this Domes shout Norse J. of
'he fast that the Government teas,
little espectati, a that 1115 free and iu 1'1.0,•
dent elicitors of ►Vont Huron win endorse
their course at the poll• Had ,hr ':ovsrn-
meol teen confident in seeing a .upporter of
tbe.r own elected there, the mo.:+wo woad
have been ordered weeks age, sod the mem-
ber -deet would have Mw in a poet •o. to
t•k• hut seat et the oo.oisg of the session,
But what a hum,l,ating and contemptible
position at u for any Dominion l;overnnsot
to occupy and thus ,tones its prerogative to
deprive whole eul.titursoies of the right ot
representation is Perltam•ot unless they
choose to be repro voted by their own fol
lower..
Huron County hY • political history et
Tory man,palation t1)•, ..imply disgraoG-
1.1 toady political part• 1t lice been ow
of the Liberal .rroovhold• in this p chew.
Years ago it had a Liberal majority of n. er
oo• thousand, •i.d all three runogs were le -
presented hy w.II koowo Literals, ter, of
whom were Mir Rtohard Cartwright and \1
C. C•meroo At the time of the lint vre.a
Gerrymander, the former ndi.ge wine nom
pletely de•troyd ar.d en Emulated Ir the
osw arraogwiwnt that only throe's and frag-
ments •f the previous division ren.a+aed in
ant of the raw ndu.g•, All the Opp...twos
majorities were hived in two ridings, to the
extent of about 1,200, lseyreg one .00.1110
ency with a I:overomeot major Sir
Richard was oomplet•ly Gerry r.....d•red out
of the county, and out of the next Parlia-
ment. Later on • seat was foot d for him
in South Oxford.
Matter■ are bat little batter in Huron
County now. Taking the three ridings of
the (musty se • whole, the (:overnmeut get
GODERICH'S;c
)3ARGAIN
Y=
CENTRE.
AN OLP STYLE
in vogue among the Indians, and not yet
gone into disuse, is the habit of keeping
warm. We have an elegant Zine of the
FINEST BLANKETS
which we are selling at A bargain.
Also take a look at our Paper Blankets, For health aces. coinfort
they excel.
ames Robinson
COR_ SQUARE ANP ViT.FroEirr ST_
Evory 0110
J.11. ¶ORSELL &CO,
wish their many customers
A Merry X -mas
and
A Happy New Year.
The Fletecbmenn least Co., W New York
who will en.duct • Free Cooking School
daring the fleet week in .lanuary, in the A.
O U. W. Hall, over 1 Ms stn+,1A1. oftioe,
have secured one of Worrell & Uo'a famous
...Nal ranger, and the public .re tonne(' to
cell asd see it working on the above oc-
casi•,o.
These
Winter Overcoats that Prid-
ham is turning out.
When you don a coat you want to
hive it look right, to lir correct in
style, and also to tit you. When you
doff it, you want the linings tit to tie
seen. Pridhtm is doing all this at the
same price as you are paying for sec-
ond class work. Why not hate the
best!
PRIDBAM,
TH>Et TAILOR.
4.908 votes at the last general , Iwctwn, mrd
the Opposition 6.04.5, or a minority of 1 047
f
oOall, and vet the (: rest 1)Y had neseHoliday
Fruits
( the sesta, au long Y Mr. Paterson r. -
main.d in the Hosie., and sine. that the
county has only been .11uwed represeutstioa
from two of the ridings.
To show how the Tory t:.rrym.nder
'• hived the Grits,' Y was openly in ..i.d of
at the time, It is oily necessary r.• give here
the IIgares of the oft7,41 statement cf the i
majorities of the Iasi general 'teeters
South Ruling ;Opposition I . 855 ;
=wit Riding i Opposition I - 301
Went Riding (Governmesll. 16
grim that 1b t• ...lent y not .tpeeted
.gain, and so any el -tot -ion at all a being d.
leyed beyond all the bounds of fa in•ee. or
deosoev. Surely any Gov-rom.oi boding ft
neo5osary to ren .rr vis 'mon trick. •o mon,-
rata itself mutt hove sunk to a eery low
level indeed. V .r the cre lit of Canadian
Politics wet •n --r' Iv hope that no other
Gov.rnmeet will ever ho found to . cop to 1
di.graoslul prow inert In order to ooa'isae to
existence.
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A line assortment of new Fr'tits for the
holiday season has ,just been received.
Everything New and Fresh and of best
brand.
Family Grocerz's a Specialty.
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