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GODERIOH, ONTARIO, CANADA : FEBRUARY 16, 1899.
fu SECURE THE BET
RESULTS
PLACE YOUR ADVERTISING
IN THY OOLUMNB Or
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D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
VOTE FOR HOLMES, LAURIER AND
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Mlltuatlon. Vacant. 't,
UIA N T E D- YOUNG MEN AND
women. or older ones if still yeas, In
aplrlt- of undoubted character. go,d tallir%
ambitions sod ladaotrbos. can Std esmeer
meet In • good caw. vrithill per Month and
upwards,accerdteg to ability. REV. T. 8,
LINSCO'T, Torero.
WANTED -MEN AND WOMEN WHO
eon work hard talking cad writing tee
boon dolly for ds A•y1 • week and will be
ooateat with tea down weekly. Address
NNW 101.1(10.. Tarawa
WANTED -TEACHERS AND OTHER
bight mai for v.o•ties ar p•em•amt-
b I solicit for Canada :.a Eaoyclop elle
eff the aster," la five royal quarto volumes.
NO deliver(oogg •�• essmisdeo paid weekly.
THN LIN BCpri PUBLISHING 00. Tomato
'*t'i&1Il1Y.-WE WANT 2000 POUNDS
11�� roll batter to prints and tw•• mend
Mk. aims MO dos. saga turbos' ouch prtea
We want dried .pgles et the FON nallrti� or TO Rest.
Hach M
._- Stara W. J. MORROW.
Lt ONOINI fa OUSESIMI-.
MUNI JENNIE SHARMAN RA8 JU T
retuned from Memo. wham she hes
lensed the World'. Fair Premien' Teller Sys-
tem of cuttlas. 0.. great adv•l1a•gge. Is that
theme soars will net all gars'sla for ladles
and c.tidren. saying the usual ezpeoo, of
buying pimento. Perfect fit go•r.at.ed. Mise
8herm.e le prepared to give lemmas to mi.
•j *.... aMd will be plowed w give full par-
te to anyone selling at her redden**,
Neat dr.et. 12-11
Moots.
AIR. FREDERICK G. SIMPSON, OR
Wim North -et. Methodist church. to••.
of McUeeal Comer watery. New Yorewill se-
emly* pupil.-+Nmeeary .sot eg•em -ft
MMarrow, cad h•rdloaj. _Studio. "'141s
itoses.' Mmtr,sl ea , Goderloh.
MISS CLARA SHARMAN HAM STILL
a bw.vaome's* for militia is pith* tied
theory. epeeist att.adoa is given to tombola
aosmdtag a Oaneerwatcry method.. MOW
U1SSa3MMAANDREWS, TEACHER
.11 1. or Plana OOrrme. theory. Sight Read -
fag Aad bar baring. A specialty of the
►1rgil Preotave Clavier method. The Vligu
Practises Clavier et O. W. Thomeon'e moria
import." may be used by pupil. Mao KM -
e rte
ds. Method for Mouser Children. Sta-
dee
panne the Toronto 1'onservaary
Cosies. Towne es application at the rod -
deans. LIR HAaoala Ria... 1701 -sof
Pabllo Netloe. - -
UTAREIN O-TH1M 14 TO GIVE
4a11t i 0.W allow meitipMeet
wigs w tos rmrwlalaedssow .part N err
Wary. Aar one last
trawaUI be pros
Emilia MM1.wesmdl Park. •if
Logril lsiotl.R.
APPLICATION TO PARLIAMENT.
be made M�carpth oration a i4 to 0.W
ne of
Oodorto4. t& the eosmt7 of Wires. to the Leg
Munro of the Province of Ontario at lis next
s.eslse. for an Aa a 00thorite the .aid nor
MEIIMEEE M yiaq debeatnr, w the amee•t of
011,1011.01 ter the of paying od a float
les :sdem or MAO. t.nrr
avd to c .eeotlos
light plant and other per
moneei work• owne I by Om es, 1 oorpomt len.
Cool te preyed. • Nether earn of ;IMO 00 to en
Mom sod as epsodre el p kip the saes
me. and. if nece.ry
proposed obllptloe
with (ho catalog debrature debt of the .0d
horporotl
0IRROW k P8OUDrOOT.
Senators for the .ptles.ea.
Dated at 0sdorak this 11th Jas.sry. IAM.
SIN
Ilezclentoem' `aim.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY.
1. the Matter •"fir *state o/ IA, loft Andrew
T. Ile ton 0(d.
There will be sold by goblin au,^ion at Bon
Mss Hetet fa the tow. of Uodeetch. la the
.boy a Herm. a Saturday. the fourth clay
of Morel. IMI. at twelve Webs*. mono. by
J obe 41.ou.am loner. the follow i.g ramble
�ep.rttM, •.me11 t
1.-- Doing composed of ot No. 11. to
Os lith ememesea of the township of Hallett,
ribs 0t
o0ay of Horeb. moa tuning one 4,.a
drM and tweet, naw.
.0.A tab moven, there le s go d frame how
lj ~tem alga la very goodepair. Thee
asSI;
: is
ri• Eat -ems. boat bars sf1•• t• ; .nen 4.1 r.
IMbouoe, and • good bog -pen end beeho , ..
The prmpsny no well ten. .A and I. else well
watered by a tea+o falling spring and two
wells. There are also two sorest of good bear -
1.p orchard. The sell le • May loom
Parrett- Bets composed of lot No. M. In
the lira eoneeeslon of the said tewesblp of
Hallett. metal ping M ogee. of .and.
Voss tele Dronrty there 4 • frame hone*
r tolrly wood remit, sad two nerve of good
hardwood bus\ and stout an awe of good
1raad. This property 1e bloc' well watered
itagziolll boesd, The soil le • May teem,
1- Beteg composed of Int No. sob. ie
!� .s Berm y. in the village of M teamster.
Thom properties will be sold separately or
together. es the porcban« mer desire
Tonna- Tee per amt. down at the tint h of
sole and the Mimeo wllbio 10 day. Mere -
MM.
. whimpoeseseloi will be trivets.
ssr!eaten/ will be sold suldoot a • re
For tshrtther raNlenlarsimply to William A.
1110I1sed4, auburn I'.0.. or to the under
-
IlatM of UOderinh, 1 bfe 7l9QM16 d.y of January.
1tne. OAMNIt0N. HO4rs Hu11144,
JOHN KNOX. Noncoms, lbhff the .termone
Ametloa..7, 14.14 . UodarMkk Ow.
Itosigramo- Olga
- tee.. - 0.-r-- _
�t1R�faAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
.111. r4RH PROPERTY IN TME TONN-
AGE
OP OOLBORNR. l ,
Vader and er vlrtme of th^ p,wer of sole
contained to tbrrePortals ewr beerier
date respeetivoy to IoM day Utatter. 1117.
Me With day of Mar WM1, and the 1 tib d.; .t
Jame. 1Mt, sled which mortgages will be pro
deem et the arse of sale, there will be .ntd by
pub4,s motion at b.4(0.. Hotel to the Town
erlob, la the Cosy N Huron, on %ti-
the I1dt day .f Morph. IAM. at 11
1emogw, by Jibs Knelt, Amnion sr. tb.
ici.er ►$picote germ orept'rty. name v -
.Ie
A11 gelw rbat..r,.., parcel or tract« Med greeds.. sh.0tr, lying and beintr
Ito aw.ebtp of Caiberee, 0 the cottony
Of
Mid Proviso. of (Mario, being
=sp...d of the 804tiorl port of lot sem
roetkMmk.kr+W•
sa M1e a l .hint . sR
ache raw S. . 4 amortised as folio v i, teat
M In say, : Cawtlne.mag at the Month Wet
=of to pard tit ..star twent►•olgbt
Is ge Ae1Mrly direettee following to
Mestherl1yy k..NM7.1 the saki wt skills.
G.,
011117 bateMdNgltty-gve4,.k.to.; .'f18 1eneecoly a toad.Mina
'nth to tt000.s.Mto Beed. Minnie
te ea .ogle, and the Romth nide of
privet. t M.see Wveterly alone the
o• _ _oa thee
pious road fifty .helve and
rf�eAtt7 Bakeshe W
tt dM d. eosleeesee
S.oth.rly Woe. OW nenoeseloe
d•Mateo to the Mout. woes wive
48 the lot and Me place d 41.Nne1.6 ;
Mia w4Mg eeetaleleg te edmemerement
M/bbaa.mse.04 lead. be the Mme mor. or
shove is . drut Naas gees, as wbioh is
• geed It story te
, frame bh..esep� bask
wed
Mews
d Sam :aril 41..r'f ...i.e1. tom
M. a iy~�art
ital_
avid busk.
re le ewes et
;scum, �'�k. Q.I 44.1. aNt.0.10 t s
•a property
la. 0.4.51
Smote
[t�p.s Y.d.rlel, rloete stars
�t Med l .1110. lrem °ALI;
uta Tas poi amt. et rho pmmnDM
M+ dawn M the gem al seta, sad tM•MF
twits1 y?Any d.
75+41peruoal .'p9 Meths Roe-
ttt . .
lain Jib day of VH.sry.
OR SALE.- LOTS NO. 120, 121, 122,
--HA, 1144. MIN. Wat'ehissee garter
taw% at Ood.Mob. Apply to JAMIgION
MED or JAMES RNID 1141
HOUSE AND�STABLE TO RENT.-
tial school. B raF90 rooms. Go' . next the Ces-
od commodious
stable on the premiers. apple to M. 0.
JOHN8TON, Banister. 10,1
HOUSE WANTED --THE OWNER OF
a good ematortebie levee or sight
roomed house will dad • leek pttrob&.w by
.plying at Tex 84.NAL ethos. f -/t
L'OR SALE -H01.186 AND TWO LOTS,
L m earner Ime•b.th 204 G71.y ,170.11
or would et:obois. for other property. Geed
w.11 on premises ; also • Mebl., There are
"event/471i tram „ one of the lo. Apply
to TH 'HUCI*4TNP, 13-110
rift BALE --PART OF LOT NUJ /A HER
914. es Andrew's -et. in the awn of
erich,forlemeloccupied by the late
CharPays.' 'rite perfect. Apply w
OAM*KON. HOLT k HOLMM3, solblwn
for executors of the lata Charles Payne.
Jaw his rah.;1'tr.. .. lllldt ---
WEST HURON NOMINATION,
Veber' •.leer+, .f 1'11.1x. •Rig
McLean, of Yederlck.
There was . lame attendance -IF Met
court hoes. Tuesday las; to witness the
u*m4nenoas and to bear the discussion.
After the nomtoatioos bad been duly made,
a poll was demanded, and the regular legal
Mon complied with by returning otitoer
Sands.
On motion of Mr. Proudfoot, Major Beth
Egg called to tb..hair, .od the following
speakers took part In tit. platform 0r0reill.:
ComervaUv..--R. MaL.w. O.o. Tavbr,
M. P., of G.Osaog0e, and W. H. Basan.
M. P. for Mast Simco. ; Lib.nite-Robert
Holmes, she Liberal oa.did.a, Hos. N..
Mmlook, Pestrseeur-Oeo.r.l, .ad Dr. Lead-
erkterld. P. for Suustt4wy
The me.ti.4 was decidedly in favor *Ube
Liberal o..did.te.11 the way through and
art . ulose i4,s swam appeared to have gone
ooltlaaly out of the supporter. of the
Topper candidate.
The tires speaker was Robert UAL's'.
the (loee«v.ttve candidate. He amteeted
himself with a eft y brief • Idre°., his tint
words being an &Ilusiw w the mw of the
bye -010044s. • eulogy of the late Hoe
C. Canova,. and •e expression of sorrow
for the family of the late m.m8er. Cau-
tioning. he appealed to the .lact.0.te to
tend him to Ottawa as • waning te•
Government wbwb has set kept to prom-
ise•. Whom Mr. leerier and his sly. be
seed, were askto.» be pat iota • oe they
had promised te'glNins trade . .4 . new
tariff. Rat as • easUs exporter, he(the
speaker) was to u0y paying • duty of 274
ler 000a on wale •a4 herees sees to the
Dotted States, whole under the (lees«vttye
party h. Ind pot pard mon thea 20 per
,apse. Tom. he greed, was os of mas7
seem in watcb the 00,.res.51 had broke°
rte pledges. H. ooas,dered also [bat the
Laurier Governm.os ehoeild have ohtuned
for 0w•dl.o We expeditors pref«whose is
the Milibh markets over to United Sates
exporters. 10 oocoluding, Mr. MoL.an
asked to be mads the first lied only Moo
from West Huron. whose iater.0es he pro-
muted to engird and promote.
koa[ur Houdin.
Robert Holm«, the Liberal os.did.s,
folio wed. _ .112 epics in swathe WAWA lima
hi. oppsaft, latf'gpk1. too, with • 9oeooy
.01 rigor whish Carred the 0od.mco with
nim. He mods.t_sllssioo to Mr. McLean'.
remarks.11.yeata •xpres/toa of surprise
ts.4 the CouesrvoU.e cocdid•t.'s Daly plat:
toren was a desire for preference for Cab-
edte. rattle is the British markets. Mr
Mo1.aa. the speaker seed, overlooked the
foo' that that this matter was on. eatlrely
m the bandy of the Imperial Perhameat,
and meld net be remedied by the Dominion
Gev.rnomet. 18 Dow also well to bear in
mud that the Leerier Government had
gloating to do vote the pari/ put epee
0ae•dan cattle by t4,* United Manes, ani
ot was rather abwerd to qu-de the present
lurk de 1y se • a,4 !teeer e. Wet Je.0 Ms
loo .rneseet.- Ter -fits own part be cora teal
ed the present (lo•ernment 4,.d pr. yea
useH a 1:0..rnment nor the pe'plo .nal by
he people. 1t had shown veal' to be th.
friend of the fairer bid the ueoplo goner
any by *.ounce the remnv.l et the quanta
tine en wale. the removal of the duty e.
eras.' for feeding purpose., the es.•idieb-
meat of the °old atoroge .y item, and the •p.
potetmeot of • precut..I farmer t•• the
positron of Mtai+ter of Agncelture 01 one
p^i 1 lir 1l.11mM .and ha did not agree
with .on.e its 141. L beret p.rty mid rt. •t w..
In regard to the 8....e. H •.LB not behove
a Senate. whether of L hart. or (;.uorya
Lives, was of the *lightest toe to 141. o00htry
Be did net believe • country Goold have re
spoortble government in its truest sense on
NI the members of P•rll•m.ot wore mad.
directly responsible for all their mumps
(Load •pol.ese.) He adigeastly dssied •
story which, he said. was beteg persistently
circulated, to the effect that at B,Itimore o
Philadelphia, or some other alto, be het
made .n attack oa R.om.o Cstholtos, This,
be said, Imbed .ever don., and he ohallenge.t
any man to prove that he had. Io 0000lad-
fag be also expressed the hope that he
would be mode the first Bob.
M.
DOR BALE. -IN THE MATTER OP
r the eseefe of the late Rer. Jamse Peach
.rd. Line %amber@ OM and Rs, on Yrolfeot.
and C.mbr'la read In the town of Oodmioi.
Good frame bses moat good ember& Apply
td CAMERON, HOLT t HOLUB,..eitoltar.
far execoar. Dated 7th Feb., IAD. 11-6t
SOLID BRICK HOUSE FUR SALE -
Tbat Incm solid brick hoose Climate ee
loot 14. Ona C. Town of Ooderlcb, with dye «
ten scree of land as parch.ssr might require.
There to • Seat Maes osit•r under the how.
This le • vary desirable property for germs.
Ina and troll growing. Gotta orchard ea,
Premises.- lite' oar ear mtt•ble ter tbi-iks-'
amoundbrick. Terme to salt p
Amply as premises 1.0.0. MOM.4op• etrto
W., CamOa.aLt, I.w•rw v..t WbMal
VOR BALE -LOTH 69 AND 70
4. Hatehle.os. Berm* in the Town of
Boderleb. epos which is «eot0d . tato. dwell-
ing house.
Dated Ilh 8emtembcr, 19M
Apply to CAMERON. H0LT & HOLmeis.
Goderioh as tt
..t toll Creators.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tar Matter of t/. Alar. of K.i1t1r Pas6.
...-41.peard, life offer Ter. of Goof.- „..
,1.h. la the Counts or
Heroes, 1Nr,,o e4.
Netive is hereby rives tier, Doren at te
Chap. 11P of the Revbsd 8rante. of °uteri.
IOW. all minion. baring Menne mals' the
aerate of Rather Pb.rbe Shepherd. law .I the
town of Ood.rieh .fere.al4, who died oe or
.bout the lack day of February. A.D. 1117. .re
requested to send by pat prepaid or other -
*tee to del ver to Masers. Marrow k Poiret.
foot. of the town of •otterieh.Imhof iorefor tn.
ednun.etratcr. Janes ta. ifb.pnatd,of thenad
clematisd, mor before the 1•h A -y of M.'eh.
l00. the r uses. add •••••• and Ae.nrtptlon of
their °mime and of the ataroof thelr.scurlty.
If any. bald by them
()ARROW t PROUfiroor,
teoliol'er, for •dmisistretor.
'Dated at Oodericb, this Id d.0 of February,
N OTICE TO CREDITORS
1. tic Alio/. of Awdrrw Thomas M.f4.. tlri,
!)er eaard.
Take notice that under chapter 120 of the
Revised famous of Oatulo. Ilrl. all paean
harbor 01.1ne as creditors or otherwlee
04.1.11 the estate of Me late Andrew Thomas
McDee5ld, of the towndnp of Hallett. 1e the
meaty o' flares. yeoman. who dlen on or
about the 17th rosy of Jso1077. A.D. IMO. are
required to Beed In each Manta dull proved.
to the undersigned, .ollellcr. for Wm. A. Me-
l/meld
o-Iromeld .et John MoDonga1l, execrator. of the
state of the meld dreamed. with full parttoe
l.m thereof and • statement of securities, 1f
107. held by thea. on or beton the 8th day of
Marva A.D. 11N. Th. said .xmalore .tar
the mid sib dayof Meech next will proceed
to distribute tproceeds of rte mid estate
amongst the patties entitled thereto. havlcg
regard eel to claims aims of which they .EMI
thee have had melee. cad wilt sot be liable
for.noh prooaedaor riay part thereof to 507
person of whops 'Whim they shall net them
bars had notice.
Dalai .t Oodirteh,thie 30th day of J.,..,1000.
CAMERON HOLT k 44011018,
9olleitore for the Execute,,,
11.11 Ooderlob. Ont
N OTICE TO UREDITORB.
Ye lir Marler of 14. Estate or Ifkkar..4A
H.wtwsssp Icer e/th wa.i
ToaAlp ofA-
p.fd, io 114r (Nasals of Heron,
Walton, D.reasot.
Mollie 1s hereby girth that pursuant
"sumer 111 of the Dw
Revised Statute* of Ontario.
HIV. all p0reone having an7 claim modest
the Beate of EUxaberh H noeese7, ase of the
township of Aandeld. In the meat? M Harem
widow, who dead es or about the tweet7.
.nsvtath day ot December, 10M, ere recounted
to seed by poet (iaprepaid, or MR
AwI. to do-
lly°. to Mems, rMw and P. o,dfoet, of the
town of Underfelt. P0Itnitore for the alt.0ntnre
of the mid denoted en or Iore the Ittb lay
of Mr
al, tt✓~, theihomer name. eddremes end
d..orlptlan and full partlonlareof their ola ma
and of the oaten of the .county. If ant, held
by them.
A'd farther take notice vat atter the said
Itch der of Nandi. 1M), the Beet exeentore
wdl premed to distribute the .mote at the
raid deoeaeed among the parties entitled
thereto. harms regard hely to the claims of
leach they ehs1 tem ham. resolved .lutes.
awl the mid eteostore shall not be liable ter
the meets of the sell state or any part there
of to any Person ev parsons M whom. 014110
they shall act are reeelved notice as 18it time
ttf dlnMhetlen
OARROW k PROUD7007.
8nllelton ter the imminent
Dated at Oodertal, the 77M illy 0f Jaeua,7,
A,D. ISIS. 11-4t
NOTICE TO (-asuman.
la far Merles 01 OAw life'' of the litres -mad
Jaws Prit'Anret, Deerased,
Take settee that pursuant as e1eptsr 111 0f
the Revised Statutes of Oemrio, lar,all pep.
cmc harks. balms so eredltots w .b.rwles
aualo.t the sem'. 0f the late Reverend James
Pritekard, of the rows efto the
minty 0t Ribes.0.4, died on nr slam the 11th
m.7 0' J anawl .., D. Int ere req.lnM tossed
1e moth slakes by'mist prepaid, or other wise te
&Mlver te to nneerelg.o* .'Raton ter
ftneb Rnthereto& the es venter of the 'abate
Of M 4.r.asedwith toll perticnlam
thereof aed a sya1emeet .f mourning Of stay)
had by thou, on or before the 1tb ger et
elan". A. D. 1184
The add 11.00e0r start). sold 13th day of
I1.veh. will mowed ea Abtrlh 1. the
mob 01 Mee�a^nfd r0 n0sy00r11gs 1414) porta..
tn the
o0/5yth.1sd01 *Stela a eeaL 1100 bar eell.4 tett M.
and .111 . he liable for mit*" or awl
gersoneropw
as
.e•� .Mtn
eg1�s11M
Ttr pD/ ei 111ti/eary.
(1001110 TA71.01, M. P.
Mr. George Tay ler, M. P. for South Leeds,
followed on behalf of Mr. McLean. Is the
somas00e.sce0i of stoat was a vigorously
delivered eddrses he explained hie planers
at being in Opposition. Hu joy, be ex•
plalsed, ern dee to the feet that she Liberal
party was oow the one that preached and
sated epos the idea of loyalty le the British
flag and empire, whereas If they bad re
maned to Opposition they would save sea
Deeded le foredo. • *Moog sonex.Uobt
party is the country. This explanastm was
greeted w t4, laugh's sed some lroniwl cat.
calls. Continuing, he turned his attention
to Hew. Mr. Mulook. A tow years ago he
sed, Mr. Molook had tnirodaeed • bill
having for Ito object the prevention of mem.
hen of P•rhsmeot being appointed to Gov•
eremest situation. while holding their sesta,
and now, he declared, Mr. Molsek was e
member of • party which was carrying o0t •
principle be had • short time ago eonAemned.
Th. action of Mr. biotech met his antitheses
is this nwrd, he said, 41.d nosed bye
elaetlous, which had oast the people of the
eeaotry thirty to forty thousand dotter.
Mr. Taylor then turned hie munition to the
treaty eemm+esioe, sod said tat env eft -
title body of business men would have ors.
eluded • treaty weeks ago or else left for
home, metssd of spending their time in jo0•
kitting sed feistier. In ties caoneolfoa Fs
reed an extract from • New York paper, to
the .e.0* teas ea Muedey. the 6th 'set , 9.r
Wilfrid Loader sad the (;.endo.. commie
Amore had held a long 000leroew at t e
Waldorf Betel, .ed he asked how the
people of Ontario 000ld support a party
whose leerier dlegrsoed Canada by hie dis-
respect of the Sabbath day. Th..9.08.7
referred be the appofntmest of Hon. Mtdsey
Taber as Minister of Asrleelture, • scan be
said, who hal never don.. day's work no •
farm Is his life. Hs .Iso modemn.4 the
Ooversme.t's method of skl07 • plebiscite
m the prohibition qu.0bros. The very bal.
lel, he d.0Lreel, was framed In .00h a way
f. a mislead the people. and sltim.aly de-
feat to hopes of the temp.7anco porly
He sees fleeted from Pariah some 1.tlrlcol
eesemeew no the motto of Cae.da'a new
pantea stamp, whbh he obesooWix.d se
heageadoae of the highest type, and ors•
olnded his widows soh • dee.0olatloa of
the (lnversmees'e eerie palfrey.
now. *477445 1(7140x.
Roe. Mt. M.1SO4 lfsllsw.d. E. ea.
armed wilt I.kd chis.•, usd kis addrr
PItY14001 Outtamoild Danang
4R7e1o11.0 I41 (4 eiot)potato
r
►.phot 'MO tt�t t•ema (wiMb
ye (l itMnm'. Maas.
a
Sal pat. A a Ic s 404'00t -
Mrs , rx 11.dfool Res&. halerl*.
11. tot
I•as carefully followel throughout- AIN
• eulogistic nler.uue to the late M. C
C,m*ron be turned his attention to gorse
the statement. made by Mr. Taylor. As ea
illoatratioa of Mr. Taylor's aouursay, he
said, I will take hie stetement that the de-
■ uuotatlo0 of the Bacon (Sennett treaties
Mimed • mat ket*rhph hart previously taken
190,000,000 bushels of grain from the *erne
en of Canada. The wildness of his sate -
meat can be understood when I all you
that mere grain left C.uad. io 1898 than in
any other year in its history, and the oral
Dumber of bushels then soot to all ports of
the world did out mimed much mon than
thirty 10114,0•., and yet we are told t0•t
this Government has lost • market for 190,• .b
000,000 bushels. (Lend sad coetloued, •p -
plasm) I loll not, e omtineed attempt
to follow Mf. Taylor to hie small folk. Inso
Doe respt, however, he soy. Meet he ie em•
ineptly ssde6.4 sub the prose•& uuuditlw
v
.t clae Ilea-4m7i
tterstes *4..la stespP7
ointingwIcbjoy beo.uee be is in Oppostttoo,
and he u likely 10 enjoy that soldttio0 for
some um. to conte. (Uoren and laughter.)
He told us something .bout a crime com-
muted in Nair York, cod that is .s likely
to be tree as his 190,000,000 bushels story.
tit...me
ewed on) 1 presume he quoted
arsee
from acone) moue ootroMmic c to soma
Tory newspaper who's headquarters are at
Tomato, (Applause ) CA•uouiog he said
that Mr. Taylor bad made nterwoe to • bill
.01704aesd by Nm (Mr. Unlock while the
'b
L .ral party was is OPpo.utoo, and which
bed for ne object the prevention of members
d Farb•.a
•.' kisg Ooveromeat situations
whole boldtrg their mate. Mr. Taylor had
n ot.upported him on tb•teouseios-ile b•
ear and gyltio*U0o) ---&4,d tAa bill, -set most::
ug .;1, approval .0 the Hou:., did not
become law, The view he held thea eras,
t0 the spso8er'. opiniou, • sound one, but
was 001 M present adopted as • prinople by
the p.rw4 in Goada or in Britain. It was.
tbeeetervrinoorrect to .ay that the propesf-
abonnier
ion bonnie binding on any political pert.,
lndlvidoal member,. W.F. surfly entitled to
.some liberty of thought cad &atm°. At the
In1
ber.l 0,00clo0, hell .t (Lulea in 1893,
Mr. f,Inloek ooenou.d, the party pledged
uself by A'0mher of rsolutioo. to • *4.8.-
181 po...ry, With one eso.ptloo .1i the
pledges 14441. mode, .od on which the party
had avoided to the 00u0try, bad been oar-
ried net. 1'hn exception win the reforms,
N.e of the Senate. The &tram
p% to refor
the Senate would net, how'see, be dropped,
s
bas bowegad teltal1e74ae tMe. Taylor
would atnogiy ,appose it.. (Applause and
laughter ) fie then referred to the tar ff.
which, h. rid, had bees meddled io accord•
a0oe with pledgee made Oat of 440 articles
on th. metes. tariff 200 had been placed es
the free let, sod on 107 the tariff had hese
reduced, so mach so in tomes as e aims to .1
most wipe It out, Referee*, bad been made
to toe duty .= cattle going into the United
States. Aa.-. proof el the Ooverameot's
wisdom is ffealmg with that question, h.
r bimeelf, would nit beak them so. Is coo
olwtoo Mr. R.. .: t said that there were
of moa in the riding who were proem' for Do
!good They were mm who moved around
j Irom riding eo ridisse &ad whose Dote were
dug-•osful to the Liberal party. He ad-
vised that when toned out thee he pat sour,
by violates, if necessary. lo Stmo,•e he bed
g em Mr. Moloch himself in oonfereses with
an expelled and diegraoed .potter from the
G.T R
Mr. Mulook-Ith &beolstify antrum
Mr. Bennest-It le tree ; the mane mime
is Hasse.
Mr. M.look-I my &gala it is absolutely
00(00. I do not know and have Geyer met
him, if iodised he .nate ; and 1n feat 1 know
0o one of tb.fn•me. (Tromeodou. •ppiaw
aid oheertag. )
Mr. B.a.ect then sat down.
04*. LARDgaa1N.
Thellat s$skst 0.Y Dr
1'. for Meet Grey, who was preen* as amp.
porter of the (,overomeot n0rA.1. He
did not moose at great length, osd hts re-
marks ooatalned many satiotems and stories
which kept the endorsee on good humor,
sad fre..usetly aroused the greaten •p.
please. He &avlsed Mr. 30.0.18 a eat rid
of some o1 the vinegar Is his make-up and
to Musk well before be pyo act.7.00.• 8"
Wilfrid Laurer and the treaty osmmtesioa-
ere, he said, would never give away as
C•aadiao rights. He rather thought hip
friend Mr Taylor desired • treaty, such r
teat eogse«0d by Sir Charles Tupper, Mr;
Fester said others- • three-minute treaty -
(Laughter.) The Muted Stomps mea showed
them In and thin showed them ma -(rose. -
.4 laughter) ' ••.use they knew that the
men referred to were not 01n0.re. Spr•ki00
of the •ttsok made „o Mr. Mulook, he seed
then in 1895 the deficit In the Posath.0 I)e-
pertmeot was 3800,000, and last year it had
bass brought down to $7,QQQ , ( Load .p .
please.) lir Mulook ueed.d no doh.. mho
vend these dooms. He sated that the
,these 01 Mr. Shennoo'a theorem) settee from
the Kingstou pestotfi.oe was due to physical
causes, and regretted that Mr. Heenan'. re-
marks had coined the 'melee/one. Speak
100 t0 regard to statement* toad*„ that
under the loader Government truest was
tailing off, he raid that lo 1889 (aa•da.
trade amounted to 124,000,000, but in 1898
hal increased 10334,000000, while the trade
with Great Britain alone has neorwed pro-
portionately duri0g that period. The pros
direoveroment was hair to anefent afters
When they talk office there wasnot men -
ole dollar to the exobeguer ; it bad all been
"swiped"-( laughter )--.ad is addition a
smell Irgooy la the shape of • debit of 3166,-
000,000 or thereabout* bad been lent What
• heel there would be from the Conserve
Hese whim the debt entered, as it would in
• few YEWS, and it devolved spas the Lib
era Government to west it, (Langater s
applause.) And yet Use Coseety.tiv.0 bad
plied of up. i0 his o.solsdt a ranark. the
If you want to mark your ballot where it will do
most good, fit -k it thu : - -.no"
HOLMES,
Robert Holmes, of the Town of Clin
ton, Editor.
McLEAN.
i; drert Melwnul. id the 'i'ttwn (iole-
rich. 8'ntt-l0 I)ON!'•r.
Geld t b. t last Bohr Ma vales d c•tt1e seat le I do•tor attributed the detest of the Taken
row o t e mermanTrao.-
portatioo Co. He else ofitiotxed briefly Sir
Charles Tupper's change of opinion on the
tlmestioo, and wound up by expre.tng the
opinion that West Heron would elect Mr.
Holmes to Parliament.
the St.tee outmoded 31,000,000. while 10 bill to one Live h f b A
four Agibrir previously to had been hardly
morn •, 360,000.
Mr Molock made. brief mention of the
mariner to which the Government had set-
tled the Manitoba school question, soil then
•poke of the manner in which the lover.•
msua was mediae with the important ques-
tions of Immigration and ;he development
of Ceded.'* otos' system. Then, he geld,
were bailer dealt with to a manner which
was meeting with untvrs.l approval, as
shown by the result ot bys.electtoos
throughout the oon°try.
A gentleman in the •n48.,oe asked Mr.
Unlock whet the Government would do 1.
regard to combines.
The speaker pointed out that redress
could be bed through a chart. made to the
Government, who would submit It to the
court to be doth with. Cnualuding, he said
he did not mind Mr. Taylor'. references to
the postage stamp motto. He ea. proud
th.t he did halosg to a /reeler empire than
had bees, awl to • country that formed no
mean part of tat empire. (Lond appl.nes. )
ea. rmeerr7, 5, r.
Mr. W. H. Bennet, et. e. for Fast Simose,
thin spoke o0 behalf of Mr Moles,. He
ootnmenoed by stating that when the Cos-
e sr..tle. party bad mitered 0000111 them-
selves th., had taken • mealy course. goes
out of office and appealed to the people
He, pointing to Mr. M01eok, defiers, hot he
wont go out (Appl.u.• and laughter, fol•
lowed by one. of "Mulook's e11 right."
Mr. Beene' said that Mr, Unlock had oboe
&isl•red the s,pbr*o,,.atoo nyawm of the
ooentr7 to t.0 diegreoef,l, bot he now be
longed to a Gorer.meet whish had tnorm.-
ed soper•nno.tloe by $66 000. Mr. Mc-
Lean, heomeleted, weld bot got • harbor
grant for Ooderioh If eleoesd to Parliament,
bus Mr. Helene emld, and the premien
and weeds et (Jatene' Minnow. i• the rid
tag were virtually •'ribe in that 'Breath's
te the voters. 1eotinum/, he sated that
seder the owlets of the ormolu Government
the trade of O.nad. had lanes steadily and
was .till falling. Then he sinned bis atten-
tion to the I'olsmsoter.Heeeral's depart
meet, sai .ng that the s,per ne4alm of Mr.
Shannon, at Kieptee,en make way for me
older man, wee ♦bgrefel. Ta mp.raa
natio, of Col. White, the Deputy Piet-
sester, was also, ei .•ted, a mak piece of
liquefier. After kis sosersa.aUea, he
said, the perry had 1... oemplled te roosts
am deputy eix seethe In order s keep
things Itralebt.
Mr. NI Meek desired to septets. Ogg to the
s.0Uog, hat Mr. Rennet* would set allow
It
Mr R.onart then dropped hie refeess se
M •le. -S1tU M1 thpirimare W�p.�e of
Nkat he toned an toned 'vet 'ass haroae
Dreamer/ Midway sad Takes dose. h.
Nt. woos May. MEW. thee t4,w bee me r
w pea v. lad .lea *4. Psalmelse.Gameal
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MH McLEAN'S PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
To the miter et Tea Stowsy
DLa-Sia,-1 notice that ch. speakers for
Mr. Moles, are telling the farmers what the
Tory Government would do for them if they
Rot in power, yes, strange to say, the story
they tell on the other side is entirely oppos-
ite,
1 had a Doll from Mr. McLean and his
henchman, Mr. Taylor, Mee Coneervatl.s
whip in the Commons, at my of oe on Wed
modal, morning, and dories our convert -
cion Mr. Taylor said : "What we woo',
Mr. Saunders, is more protection to mann-
tatlterere. The Government is doing alto-
gether too mach for the farmer. 11 we (the
Tory party) wen in power we would rales
the duty o0 ogrloolteral imples.ay 30 46;(
. nd the'. would be no free binder twine .r
barb wire. It 1e the sc•00faclorer we want
te help. What la the the of p.nderieg to
the 0(rlo0ltotal vote! The protest Govern-
ment is dolor too mach of that.
"Well," f remarked. "that is • prover
+ tory to tall m., Mr. Taylor, but It would.
not do to talk 18.t way to the farmers,"
The above shows the kind of see who
are helping Mr. McLean ,a hie campaign.
A. AAniti:mos.
APOLOGY.
WE regret that, owing to illness on
ins part of employs.0, TR: Smm,AI, for seem
weeks pmt has not gone to pros ea 1ism.
W. nape to be on time hereatter
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
010 Of TR■ a(Utb t4419.Talr.
81tafsrd 3.0.0.: There Is ems fedatre
that hes pilfered by Mee .00aleenofthe Ubor-
ed O.v.r.aant to power. Th. SHWA Amer•
sits Bask Net. Co. oars seemly My • diel•
dead of 10 per ems., whereas whoa it 001
ie the eejeva..' of the Deminnon Gimes-
mimeo mos pt1°tlwp meta.* soder T.fy
rob it paid M per Gent Una It really the
bed that the omen who maw*"
M
.eai90wytttlllkM else b•�afi,-J��t, eresitiMso
evens. tbe ee.sky to the ellen of 76 .6
acct., *stereo es Meir espied per wee
MYMsfseNmass . weeder day Mr,
pvm•Moaw
PROSPERITY. 1
THE GOVERNMENT'S RSCORO.
THOUGH this is only the third year
under Wm SAthuIR Government, Can-
adians already have abundant evidence
of the wiedom of their action in oast-
ing aside Tupperism and all that it im-
plies and establishing in it0 place an
honest and capable administration of
public affairs. The great day's work
of the 23rd of June, 1896, cannot be
undone by the election of Mr. McLRA.N
next Tu.adey, yet such a result of the
present contestAroold afford comfort
to the enemies of good gov_ernmept.
ani the elector. o West Huron can-
not afford to contribute even in the
slightest degree to • return to the
vicious misgovernment which for eight -
eco years retarded the growth of th
country. A glance at the record
the LAttalgh Government should he
the elector in deciding bow is cyst h
ballot on 411x. 21st instant.
Within • few months after their
eeasiott to power the Liberals settl
to
of
Ip
is
ac-
ed
tile. Maaltoba Agiwll- question, over
which the Conservatives had huogled
for five or six years, inflaming the re-
ligious passions of the people and stir-
ring qA a tilisogpc(lpg 90c40risu.atriJo.
The action of the liberal Govern-
wentallsyed the irritation. and Canada
was never so happily united as now
The tariff has been revised with a
view to reducing the burdens of the
people. Taxes upon many articlea-Of
common use have been lowered and in
some canes wiped out altogether.
the.lrme time` Nees has been -as its'
imus disttrbei4' M1iabed inrlts-
tries, and manufacturing iu Canada is
in a more healthy oondition than ever
before•
A preference has been given in ,.jp
tariff to the Mother Country and theme
of the colonies which receive our good.
on favorable terms. The passions'
preferential tariff created such • eeoti-
ment In (hest Britain that theilerman
and Bclg;.tn treaties, which were an
obstacle to preferential trade between
the Mother Country and her colonies,
and which the Conservative Govern-
ment had in vain endeavored to have
denounced, were speedily terminated
by the British Government.
Our sympathy with a sister colony
n distress has been :shown by the ex-
otmion of the minimum tsrifd to Im
'orts from the West Judie., giving
West IndirD sugar an advantage over
the German beet sugar in the Cana
titan market.
The exodus has been stopped, 'new
life has been infused in the Immigration
Department, and the next census of
Canada will undoubtedly show an en-
couraging increase in our population.
The building of • railway to open up
he grtat mining lands of British Col-
mbia has lain secured on terms more
dvantageous to the public than ever
betore accompanied the granting ot s
railway charter in Canada.
The Intercolenial Railway has been
placed ons paving basis by ire exten-
sion to Montreal, and it is confidently
expected that the balance sheet of the
Government railway system will this
year show a surplus, instead of the
usnsl annual deficit.
The shipment of Canadian products
in cold storage has been encouraged,
and the deepening of the St- Lawrence
canals and harbor improvements at
Montreal, Halifax and St..loltn will,
by facilitating the transportation of
products, tend to introite the returns
to rod
I'hethe pYukonucers. di.trict has been organ -
zed and the enforoememt of Canadian
w in that new district has been an
red by the vigorous action of the
vernment. By means of a royalty
the production of gold the people
the whole Dominion, who own these
do, obtain a reasonable return for
e privilege of exploitation.
The unjust Franchise Act of 1885
been repealed and the votary lists
now prepared fairly and economic-
u
a
la
cu
GO
on
Of
Ian
141
has
are
ally,
The old superannuation system has
been abolished, resulting in s consider-
able saving to the people.
The finances of the country, which
under Mr. FoeT11 fel' into a deplor-
able,
eployable condition, have been immensely
improved. The deficit in 1894 wee
31,210,000; in 1896, 34,159,000; in
1896, $330,000. In 1897, the first
year tinder the Liberal Government,
MT. 1rf*ed11 ei iONI to pal urge blIgt
incurred by the late Conservative Ad
ministration, and there was a deficit of
Sts 19,000. In 1898 there w.. a our -
1VsiuNo Bye-Ei8
1'3blic Meetings in the interests nt
Imo.-ROBT. HOLMES,
THE LIBERAL
will be held
Friday, Feb. 17th
Saturday " I8th,
Monday, "
CANDIDATE
as follows
Goderich and
j Dungannon.
Smith's Hillo
Grant's School
Onset..-
Amberley,
Leeburn.
VOTE for HOLMES
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
plus of 31,575,000; and for the year
ending June 30, 1899, the surplus will,
according to present indications, be
eivesel teiRioe. larger.
The credit of Canada never stood
so high, as was evidenced by Mr.
F14LDINn'N being able to place a loan
at per cent., the lowest previous
Yhte! tieing � . . per ..
'
Ry doing away with the system of
giving mail -carrying contracts to pol-
iticalfriends and by effecting other
economies, the Posto>$oe Department
has been able prs.:tically to make ends
meet. The postage rate in Canada and
to the United States has been reduced
from three_ty twotajaatd_See rate
to Gnat BH1:Ti adds of the
colonies from five to two cents.
The Government is making a sincere
attempt to secure freer trade with the
United States, std it is hoped that a
treaty which will do away -to some
extent at least -with the United
States tariff against Canada which
r. McLase coneid,rs so abeam, -
ons, will be the result of the..)
present-
negotiations. Already something bee -
'icon done in this direction, through
the effort* of the Minister of Ahricul-
tura, by the relaxing of the United
States quarantine regulations kgamst
Canadian cattle.
Such a record should secure to the
Government the enthusiastic support
of the electors of Wert Huron.
Theele:tion of Mr. Entices will aid
i0 the carrying on of the work of re-
form and program, both in sending to
Parliament • man whose ability and
good judgment will be of Resistance to
the Government, and also in demon-
strating to Sir WILFRID LAURIRR and
his colleagues that West Huron ap-
preciates their faithful work and is
ready, when called upon, to do its part
in sustaining an honest, wise and
capable Administration.
THE TUPPER MEETING A FIASCO.
WHAT was to have been a great
Tupper meeting at the Opera House
proved to be s miserable fiasco as •.
vote -getter for Mr. McLRAN.
The audience was s grand one, and
had the orators been equal to the oc-
casion there might have been good
results in the cause of the Tupper can-
didate, but there was no man on the
plsttorm who could draw out the en-
thusiasm, and s more tiresome political
gathering was never held in town.
Sir CHARLRN TOPPRR, the one-time
platform gladiator of the Conservative
party, proved to be s sad surprise to
those of us who knew him in his pris-
tine day.. It was a case of SA1(s0p
shorn of his looks ---there was little
life or vigor left in the poor old man
-the strength and power of youth
had been succeeded by the peeviahoese
and petulance of old age, Of 'tate._
manlike utterance there was none -of
inane scolding a great deal.
Of the three feather -weights who
assisted - OsL1R, B1NNt17 and
Cr.Recy--B0Nxrrr has the most life
in him and OR10R the least. Why a
man of (1LRR'e Zack of p'atform
ability was ever brought up to en-
lighten the electors is beyond compre-
hension, except that the Tupperit.s
wanted to trade on the fact that he
is the brother of a clever man.
Mr. Back, .s a chairman, whoa in-
troducing the members, was quite •
.notes., end took an much pride out of
the thing se a "barker" at a cireas,
The only really good ranarkaon the
r'ostratn ware given bye $yam'•...
and thefvt eau nothing °Head in '`
them.
The whole show travelled in as idea
wagon. ..
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