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SIGNAr: GODERICH ONTARIO.__
PIANOS -
AT L.E88 THAN
HALF PRICE.
The Greatest Cash or Installment Piano Bargains
Ever Offered in Canada.
Splendid Square Hams : -
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fele
N.e York piaou, 4 ar:tevea, r.w.wl ta.e, nays. 1.fft, Lift toga.,
7 or!
•• •• brilk.e,t one
Boardman a (;ny " " 7 •' iron frame " " _ " swrt tone
�'w Be tot 7 " ruee.o%od .1- good tone
Toronto " 7 " a fall vase
Buffalo " 7 '• " " " irutiful torte
New York " 7 " " w-. " full mellow tuneMathuJwt New 11..w1 " 7 " ershe.trd tone
7o Chsokering 14rron ytanu� tars, fancy ro.ewusel tam...rred keg., ..ft clew tone
Steinway i se ork patio, 7 atafa, n.ewuud tax, tarred kg., St.i,..y tone
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The above-tneoGunwl platus are in *Lund playing ttwslitioil and in perfect order.
Every instrument Filly fiurasteet Isn't hiss This Opportunity.
Writ* or telegraph your on.ler at •u.r 1•, , ,
EMERSON'S
B/CVCLE AND MUSIC HOUSE
WEST -19T.. GODERIOH. _
iepreseati g the Nerdbeiaer Piano aid Mimic Compal, et Telrssts
ghee „Wiring,
IS rustisasx.
EVERY THURSDAY M'HNING
ST D. alsaetWoiNT
SODaiaO1.1H111a1AT. BOY. Ills 1m.
RANK TORY TACTICS.
THE esteemed Star, of this ttiwn,and
The Mail and Empire, of Toronto,carp
at ROMIIET HOLDEN the Liberal can-
didate in West Huron for the Com -
moos, because at ere time his father
was assistant librarian at the Ontario
-Legislature, and became his brother is
la aloe Dominion public service.
.--� Vonteinporaries must be h
firmed for something to say agai
Mr. Houma when such objections to
his candidacy are put forward. There
is nothing in the statute book that
renders a man ineligible for a parlia-
mentary nomination if his father or
brother has oocnpied a position in the
service of the country. If that were
so, we should have had no young Tur-
rlta in Parliament, no titian JOHN
MACDONALD, and many of our b
lest representatives would have been
excluded.
We don't expect much political wis-
dom from our local contemporary, and
we do not believe the faintedsem
blame of fair play will be extended to
bbe liberal candidate by that sheet.
bat why The Mail should mho The
Star's puerile plea is something we
don't understand.
Mr. Holmes' father is not in the
pubhc service. We regret that he is
not in • good position, for his journal-
istic services entitle him to recognition
at the hands of the powers that be. If
he were in the public service it should
be no detriment to his son's candid-
acy. Mr. ED. Houses, jr, occupies a
position in the immigration department
of Canada, and earns every dollar of
his salary. BORSHT HOLMES has no
right, title or interest in the appoint
went, and why the matter is lugged
into the campaign is something that
no reasonable person can understand.
Let The Star and The Mail leave the
brothers of the candidate' alone, and
deal with the candidates and their
political abilities. If the family tree
of both candidates is looked at very
critically there may be trouble in
store ter Mr. Rousse' opponent. We
have no desire to open the discussion ;
but we are prepared to discuss, 11 ne-
cessary, and the result will by no
wane be unfavorable to Mr. Houma
ROBERT Hot.Mea' father and brother
are all right., sad so is the candidacy -
of RoBEET HOLMES. If there is any
legitimate attack that can be made
upon the public conduct of Mr
HOLMES we are perfectly willing that
folie, . T. (;arrow, Q.U..of God.nob, lace uet
1990—il within et few days pact • amen
Provincial of the Provinul Legislature for West
on
Hera The pan tion u similar to that bold
by Hoa. K H. Bronson, of Ottawa, prior to
sus lam elation and before his withdrawal
from the Government, whin it became evl+
deet to him that his health would not per-
mit of his loner anti to pabho life
s
as a member of the L.blei urs or w m
a mean.
her of the Government. Mr. Carrow la a
barrister to she frost rook. of the protessioo,
with a large and lscratn•o erectus in the
aunty of Huron sad snrromdtog oouosi.s.
H. u sootily able whether in the capacity
of as advocate at 01.4 pride or no argaiog
strictly legal gammon before Ib. full court -s
at Osgood' Hall. l bore are few meat the
bar in Osaario today who aro Mr. Garrow's
equal when actin, is •ithrr of the above
capacities, and fun. still who aro his
w perion. H. ie • Milo of great Datum]
e t to de•.loo•d bsay an ostensive legal Dra-
ma, of the soundest judgment, of wide d
accurate reading, and if parte men have
ked ogee him u porbeagles oee fault of
arh 1Lteelllticreoter isle tvc be ooboede.'
net too moon to his oppoounte sod dale with
them, if that u unduly.possible, too unduly. Mr
Garton .
•rton is not • speaker upoo pub
Ito questions of the a.mbuoy.ot
makehind, but be oke with ease
and great force, logically and with pr.oisia,
sad with that argumentative skill which
obol.
ar.rtres-him as a leading advocate at
the bar. He u . mea who has slays pis
sassed both in his private and p.blls life
the entire 0008deaw of .11 chore who knew
him, whether on hu own or on the opposite
side of politica. While there wore • gumbo
of members of Parli•mest who might awe
bees called 8po0, se bees etter ohoieo eoald
[gin- hair. bmade far the position whioh Mr.
Darrow is called up,o to fill. ' Mr. Garrote
will set 1,. a salaried member of the Gee-
ersmst, and, u hoe been said, will not
hold • portfolio. He would not have bees
in a position le aooept • portfolio if there
had bees Da to offer, as hie large
lead practices would preclude his ao-
ospeco• of • portfolio unless he were
prepared to Make greater pecuniary earl
hoes than be was able or willing to make,
bet he will sit in Coosoil, earl the Govern-
ment will have both L C tioeil sad la
the Legislature the ad ventage of hie ripe
sad mature judgment. of his I.ql and busi-
sea kaowledee and of hie Industrious
habit+ H• being. .ag1ost1n.ed.treuath to
an aluady able Admiautr.tioa, and while
cosgntuleitiag Mr. Garrote we also anoint -
o boe the Government apoe having called to
their oous•el. • man of his birth obarsoter
sad great ability, Lod roe possessing In so
Larne • degree she oonfilenoe of the Leght-
later. sad of the satin country.
Mr. (Jarrow is ef Scottish peonage, was
bora at Chippewa. 0 aerie. in 1543, was
educated at the 3odertoh Hire School, was
Galled to the bar in 1969. .ad meds •
Q.•ea's onuae*, in 1885. H• has beet,
warden of the county oI Huron sod eau
elecSsd to the Legislature of Ontario la lsso,
1894 and 1898.
THE ELECTION IN LENNOX.
THE election in Lennox Friday last
resulted in favor of the Liberal can-
didate, 1i. E AYLEswORTH, by • ma-
jority of 109. This is the largest Re-
form majority ever secured in that
riding, and weds the constituency un-
conditionally to Liberalism.
This is not the first time the Liber_
elshave carried Lennox, but the
majorities in former oontesta were so
stroll that the riding was always von -
ceded as being practically a Tory pre -
Se* vee
The election ,gust closed ,justifies us
in r.ow placing it solidly in the Reform
column. it ie there to stay.
Tit l victory is far-reaching in that
it was the pivotal fight of the bye -
election campaign. Had Dr. MEA-
- CRAM been successful Conservative
oar Contemporaries should make it,
but we protest against skulduggery
assaults. However, if they prefer a
rough-and-tumble campaign THE &n-
eat is prepared to slosh right in
end fight to a finish.
Just say the word—is it to be
CliraTERTIELD Or BILL STENS 1
THE HON. J. T. °ARROW.
IT is with pleasure we learn that kr.
Gummi has heen chosen a member of
the Government of Ontario. We,
who know Mr. GAasow .ad the abil-
ities whish he undoubtedly possesses,
are in a position to congratulate alike
the Government which has seen fit to
e•ll him and the man who has been
called to the Cabinet This is the
amend representative from West
41l.ros who has occupied s position in
'the Ontario Government, and in each
erne the selection was of benefit to the
Province. a credit to the member and
•a honor to the eenetitamey. The
felkariag well deserved tribute to Mr.
01.110 0e appears in The Globe
ile Reser tea 1Jsetemm.t-(ie..rear,
tae Oever Memos bas„ epos the ,e.
• iteese"ag'Mlea ea Prewar Reed]
M ssasngnee, 4.44.4 as • teener I.
Pried sal A tweeer aNse *Mae* Met
stock would have nip almost to par ;
but the election of' Retsswoirre has
caused a falling in 'Tory .ecurities, un-
til the stock is now comparatively
valueless.
W.•.t Huron will now be the
sae le of active political opera-
tion., and the Liberals of the riding
should see to it that their candidate
receives the strongest backing that he
, er got.
The eyes of the Province are
upon West Heron, and with one of
the ablest mea on the floor of Parfia*'
merit as a candidate, and with a pal-
try that cannot be assailed mimeos-
fully,
uoeesafully, the party should achieve •
triumph at the polls that should put
ill f:tctiov. opposition out of the field,
forever and forever.
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BRITISH CAPITAL FOR CANADA.
THE London norrespondent of The
Mail and Empire says that Canada is
on the verge of • boom, and that we
may expert soon to sett flowing into
this nonntry the stream of British
capital which nan no longer And $
profitable outlet in Australia and
Routh A.bina. Mr. MUMS, who has
lately returned frees the Old ()wintry,
it.
1
•
partly uoafinns this view. lie spent
some unto in Loudon forming valuable
o0nuections for (lo plactug of Canal
ien tuveotsttenta, and was thus brought
into contest with men who are famil-
iar with the pulse of the money mar-
ket. Mr. Heaton says that it is un-
doubtedly true that for various rea-
sons the field which Canada offers for
the investmeut of apical is now more
prominently before the British put lic
than it ever was beton. A very large
syndicate has been formed in London
to make investweats in this country,
not only in mines, but i o industrial
enterprises, and representatives of this
syndicate will shortly be sent out to
look through the country and wake •
report.
But there •re causes which will
tend to retard anything like • boom
tor some time to come. The British
public has been impressed with • pro-
found distrust of all promoter. by the
disclosures which have been made in
the Hoo*SY investigation. Moreover,
Canada it gill oaitriskankase part
of the country i. ictal ieneeenterisn
the success of mother, however dis-
tant it may be. Huudreds of thou-
sands of pounds have been inverted in
British Columbia and in the Yukon
gold fields, end, before the: British cap-
itaiiet dips further into his pocket to
tikbeet in any part of Canada, he
wants to see soave returns, or, at any
rate, gopd prospects of returns, from
the investments which he hat already
made in this oountrv.
POLITICAL POINTERS.
gR The political ladder 11tH many broken
rung..
v Clean men make cleats politics, a':d
rue rens.
die This time West Hurst Liberals will
Ise organized.
sr't.Aa7ow is usually ,ucoeeeful before
the supreme oxaurt.
se Now watch the mercury in the Liher-
al thermometer rise.
K It is mighty easy W toboggan from
any political height.
sr The practice of politics may he clean,
but it hasn't that name.
—. Some politicises don't know when
they faee'ohot thoit'jn1f,
er .1 thoughtless. seuteuoe has often un
done ail hour'. able address.
Mr Iu politica one travels either in a
bad. wagon or in ao ioe-cart.
fir Few brilliant talkers see,,georensiul
leaders in politics, enema* or art.
air Applause is pleasing to the ear, hut
it does not always represent votes.
• hucoeeeful election speeches aro main-
ly so because of what is left unsaid.
air There are three dames in politics, the
soarer*, the rosters and the snorers.
se• }tions people, ars ruk, make every.
t hung except politica • matter ief prayer.
se After you bate polled your ballot t'ie
rnspotisihility rents with your candidate.
t! You should always vote for the matt
who txomes neat -rot to your political ideal.
sg- lime will never make a latter run
than he did in the trial hest in March lest.
age When Joe* BILL put* his foot down
it means that Jops's 6.1. 1. behind the foot.
— In polities, • good deal depends npou
which end of the telescope you hold to the
eye. !t
sr The way to straighten up polit-
ieal kinks is to put the beat reef in p•r!i•-
ntent.
sr With proper work Houses can pelt
a l*ntury run to his ernlit against Mc-
i.aAw.
dr I)id you ever notice thµ our aide al-
ways Ito the clean men and the straight
ways !
V/ A straightforward candidate is more
that hall the battle in a political election
contest.
ar Your candidate may not 1w pure gold,
but he 1. euro to have lee. alloy that the
other fellow.
AD There are two essentials to woos.* in
polities : One is a good cause, and another
HI a good leader.
5 The tinkling, symbol, the .ounding
After coughs tied colds
the germs of consumption
oft�en gain a foothold.
Soots &nn on of Cod-
liver Oil. with Hypophos-
phites will not cure every
case; but, if taken in time,
it will ono many.
Even when .the disease is
farther advanced, some re-
markable cures are effected.
In the moot advanced stages
it prolongs life, and make* 1j
the days far more comfort-
able. Everyone suffering
from .consumption needs this
food tonic.
Nhna& usauessa
—le Mat stag development of Naeal d -
tura. Japanese Catarrh Cure gime away past
the points when even 'wet -Wags on the
dl.eaw have been able to rein*. It's a pea
tratlag• Dustbin. beano, sad strr.•sggttbedn5
compound, sllayl.g the Itdammatl•a and
beating without leaving the slightest had
atter-reeeltw Tae only guaranteed Catarrh
ewe. 60e et all drug a 1.19
TOR SALE BY JAM WILSON.
Bola Amor. O.dasIsk.
HORSE
HURTS
As an effective healer for sprains, curbs.
galls, splints, sore throat, roughs, swelling,
sureness or lseawmatloo in horses and cal
tie, (Irlfeth's Liniment halo proved a
supreme success - as good for the
horse as for bis master. P.
It. Ritchie * Co, towhees In Van-
couver, b.C., any: Wr coma der UrttStb'.
Menthol Liniment sneyuatled for bolas.
One of ours bad a Md /welling oa the lett
leg, which was swollen to an Immense
Mae. We applied the liniment and to two
days the swelling had len him. We have
tried manyIt."
but have tound no-
thing equal Y0.
°°DIAR1O8GODERIC�I BARIIAJNSTEA1x BOILER WORKS, - -CENT
RE
A. S. CHRYSTAL,, FOR VALUE IN DRY GOODS.
4Moomme0, to Vaasa' ♦ tl105
Wsdaaturer of alt Clads et
BOILERS,
Rooke Stacks, felt Yaws, Sheet Irvii
Works, etc., etc.,
AN Dealer is -
Bailees, Mushinery Casting., do.
All slues of hp.. sod lip. 1rt1Llii .,
Steam sad Witter G.uros, Globe Valve.
Meek vat..., Iaepir•tor,, Rimers sad It.
j.ot•re Constantly oo Head at Loom
A apeolal iia of steel Water gad H.
Troughs for us* .f fanners sad others.
Rapids/ promptly atten'.d to
A. S. CZ*TBTAL,
le►ie. ' P. A. tion 37. Oodertsa.
IMCE'
—PURE SALT
Best Or assAiM,4
miEes rug LIIM AAT Aertim
AT ALL ORVQotlST5-.lei QssfTO HELLO !
Ft/ftAL
ft SE tiY JAS. WILb0JN.
Sole A/.e., Ooderi.I.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes must be left at this
Offioe not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
mint be left not later than Mon
day noon. Caval Advertisements
aooepWtl uo to noon Wednesday of
each week.
brooms anal the nimble dollar bill are all
potent political factors.
at}E lfv+alr++ as teagesi is kyr iake.,rra k*,
p•diticx• It's the had man ill politico who
creates all the trouble.
40' The Liberal threnhiing machine is
moving from place to place with the cane
and greet: of a traction engine.
tilt You esti tryst the average politico
only until his 11401 begins to swell. After -
that, wet an anchor In windward,
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
T.*d BI T
Mall sera C
IN THE MARKET
Alt Coal untried ee the Market Sala
wber you sot MY lbs. for • tea.
WM. LEE.
Orden loft as j,gj at eblePEAiLD'B
Store t•eomptly attended to.
— Once the party tanner is hatelpd to
the etamlanl-treater it is the duty of the
loyal party roan ass follow the flag.
tor The political modulate who do.sii't
need the kind ofioee of a whitewash brush
is usually a good man to cotton to.
III Will any of our esteemed Tory tom
1rores tell us what either Ba:. or MCLs$rt
knows of the political history of Canada
he man who mel be would rather
be right than. 1a president hod correct
morals, but he waau't a practical pubticia ,
sir Although there were no cat quota.
Gots from 1.enoux Luft week the Whiteey-
itess are aware that they met with a caters.
trrphc.
Sr We can understand how candidate
Itns. Howie! Gadd have liver) without
a brother, bet_Yir father was an ah.olute
I1Mr..ity.
err A fjetsli,b effort is being male to turn
the temperance vote against Premier HARDY
an the ground that hie Cabinet is *saw full
all the time.
K You might u well go hunting fol
hear with snip, shot as expect to win an
election by splitting a ticket. Stain to
gather even time.
W At the t;om.ervative ennveutiou at
Smith's Hill Friday tat arrangements were
made to relegate Roemer M(:Lue and
demerit Bn:e to private life for all time.
Ii' When first to parliament he went
In vain he tried to teach 'em ;
His wont, were wry, hie figura. tent--
_ A crooked stick was Mucrur.
Aad now 1e'. out of parliament
As one whoa glory dieth ;
The tablet says he's crooked still ;
" Here lh. Mamas" Beth."
at The itettforth Kxpnaieor mention, •
statement of the Hon. Doom Mluw to the
effect that at, the next ee..io n of the I)omin•
ion Parliament a bill will he introduced for
the redistribution of the a nstitnencies, sad
continue. " We hope that in making the
redistribution the Government will make a
reduction iri the number of onn.tituen•
cies, as there is no earthly valid rami why
the number of member* .hould not 1w re•
dowel by at least ono -third." There i. just
thi. 15840(1: The Province of Quebec i.
given sixty-five member+ by the R. N. A
Act., and the other Provinen, of course,
have a representation in proportion to nov-
el -111i in. The only thing that can bring
about a reduction in the number of trtemhers
is Q(telrer'e growing in population more rap-
idly than the rest of the Dominion, thus
musing a proportionately greater inorn•ae
In the unit of representation than the in-
rewm.e 3 the pop.kttion of the mtbit y *s
a whole.
A LESSON FOR WOMEN
Mrs. Dowses. of Tsroat., Oared et Female
Waksrs by Dedd's Kldsey Pills.
Tenets, Nev. 91.-Tas ease of Mrs.
Riles Dowses, .f 640 Gerrsedok, Ra•s,wka
has bees restored M rfeerees health be
D.dd'. Maas; Pil1s, after .ii years Of
way tress female weakness esd potpie.NM
.( skm kart, is omen/ widespread m.t.eset
1s tks rRst esd.
Mts. t9.we.s write that sba sled Web
IN-ealttrt kaiser area ad we. Wend if
ese .f Tomato's mast premin.rrt p►vtllelale,
witless derlvty tile beat h near
The eve sox .t Dodd'. Kidney tyle.see
t=we
tells. ; •leht bease erect
Mrs. Demme@ eco garnishee a ilagasa
•�es ela'. ` -weatshield learn. DX
.ice Wit !10W•.'. best Masa
pm. e.a 4, M N d'urisavie •stray eseaen will sea an Task OdNTs �U 'Ane, SH,*
eCflTT a ttie►1/i, mine r% Three. Duamiker Mb, Mks Seel madam tseetl rid. laoeaee
Everybody is Talking about
D. CANTELON'S
F LOZTIR.
He ,as Ja-�tereceived meter o., Lesd
two of the �ew brands of sow
ea
that
the world eau peados*,
LAKE OF THE WOODS
- AND -
OGILV!IIS .�
/MSS WUElran faeltae
Made from No. 1 Hard Wheat.
He oleo 5.444 Ile best beads et Oatarie
Meier.
t'ospie buying' Floor will 40 well by calling
a D. caution. the p•etiosl bear. ad bo
will tallea how to blood two- Manitoba and
0.1.14. row morrow se as to have • basad
cal ra ily nom at • nameable prie.,
Orden wilt be promptly •ttead.4 to In
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
or OYSTER PATTIES
Wedding rakes with Alxa.ed Ming •
•Prel.11y.
D. CANTELO N.
We do
All Kinds of
rloulding
and Repair
Machinery of
any description
at short notice,
and tor little
money.
711 kiln Bicycle Co
diamiseei
lIents'-
Fiiriiisbings.
I hsys some nice
new goods for
Thanksgiving
Day.
SEE MY LiNIKN OF
HATS and CAPS,
SUSPENDERS,
•
TIES, Etc.
'`e''.♦!. A. HALPANV,
. T
Moa...'. w..k.
Fall wind. remind in of the need of Underwear. Call and see the 'flue
we are giving iu Wool Fleece Lined Shire and Drawers, Cotton Fleoue
Lined Shirts soil Drawers, Boys' Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers.
MEN'S FUR OVERCOATS,
In Coon, Wamhat, Walloby and
Dog.
LADIES' FUR COATS AN n
LADIES' FUR CAPES.
OLOAYIHG.
A large range of Heaver, Mil
tons and Curls•
TABLE LINEN AND
TABLE NAPKINS,
CHILDREN'S
UNDERWEAR,
in All Sims.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
in Fleece Lined Union and
Wool.
FDEE INATION
MAJTLEB.
The largest range of Ladies
mod Children's Jaoketa, and the
lowest price to pink from.
BLANKETS,
in great value. Flannelette
Shasta, Uuion Blankets, Wool
- Mankato.
Well posted people1S-Qoderich and vicinity bay. Laplad
that Robinson's is the place for value *did price. by experience
NEXT BARGAIN DAYS
,DEO. l S'T- ND, _.--
AT
JAS. RO B
INSON S
Beatemall StovePipe Varnish
as its name implies, bests all competitors in the
moat important points. Brightest lustre, Wet
odor, quickest drying of all stove -pipe oarniahesr
. " c., S for IL no other -"
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The Medical Herb Tea, best of herb medicines, 25c,
Sassafras Blood and Stomach Bitters, 50c.
The perfe:t Emulsion of Ood Liver Oil, 36c.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, BEDFORD BLOCK.
Agent for the Birkbeck Building and Loan Co. Loans on easy term..
HAMILTON STREET MILLINERY
•
MISS CAMERON
Las returned from New York, bringing with her the latest in styles
and shades. The reigning colors are
BLUES OF ALL SHADES,
MILITARY PURPLE,
CARDINAL and
ROUGH RIDERS' SHADE.
Mims Cameron does riot hold openings, but evreyone is invited to
call and inspect goods and prices.
Snider
Rifles,
I have secured a large quantity of Sas ,Biw l-
am Belling at the low price ofm+ a
$3.00
With each Rifle is given FREE a
Ballet, Scabbard and Twenty Rounds of Am.amition.
A large supply of
:ANS, RIFLES and SPORTING lOODS -
'i 111111111E STOKE
FOR CUSTOM WORK
FOR REPAIRING
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
f: k
01 .. . W..
give
S
TR PRACTICAL swum
.rttem..--a call.
Being a thorough workman, we cannot be
shoddy goods, and we do not buy misfits, damaged
to sellas first -clan lines.
We keep the LAIDLAW, WATSON
and as they ars splendid wearers, good ti
styles, you should give them a trial.
imposed on by welfare of
goods, or bankrupt stooks
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