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AL POINTkK.`i.
t.mtieran. Liberal was
dap age by • Conserva-
wioe pony...ates sa..d.
is are golor 10 vote for the
date this Uwe, ' said tee
vote for the man who Mil
Moo," woo the reply.
• probibltloatst like you
iflookell, tba prohibition
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FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR. --2881
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THE LEADING NEW813APE11, OP HT -IRON 00'L71WTY.
LOOK AT YOU
LABEL I
IT SHOULD BE
MARKED PAID
FOR (] /�
. . . 1902
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : MAY 29,, 1902.
or Holmes 11 y bo wen DoT FORCAflI3RON,ar the rejoindr. ROSS
ad • moue■, be,"
e Literal, "I • p..
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Itohell , but 1 Woad to
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
AND ONTARIO'S
Situations Vaefaut.
i uv AGE 16 WOULD LIKE ASf'1'UA•
n a ( tloa. Box IA, Ooderlob.
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I�"r��v�+� 1� UWU$TUUt'BOY WANTED -TO
AM kern the mach'ss and blacesmithine
trade. Apply to JAS. A. NTRAI'IIAN, ma-
chinist ano blaikandik, Victoria street,
EST ST,
Wanted.
l rooms,---
on the / \ONVEYANCES WANTED.
of West attest, 1.
n from J a.m. to
ery day except Jo1 persons who w mh to aupp'f ooare) mom
for its. ou election day la the Intern, of oho
Liberal oaodldate aro ragu.l.d to levy e
n desiring infer- formation at the Liberal bsadquartem, W.t
bee to glue infor- street. .1. C. MARTIN,
the campaign is President Liberal Aeaocfuloa.
cited to visit the WANTED. -AT THE KENSINGTON
11 Furniture Co , Oodertob. elm, ash or
basswood, grass or dry• it
DS WELCOME I **unite Notloe.
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NOTICE 1y BERIIBY GIVEN THAT
after the exolrone's of two weeks from
the dots( hereof an appllomttoa to transfer the
brogue held by Wm, Cralg to sell twozlcstine
liquors In (50 hotel on Kingston strbbsethither
to known as Crata'o hotel, to H. Keo{, of the
town of (toderieb. will bs o,ntlderad by the
Itoard of Lasa. Oomtseelooere fur the
basoes dlstrtct of Watt Harm.
Dated at Uoder:eh Mlle Silt day of May, A.
D. 1701. W. J I'AIALKY,
License Inspector, West Huron.
jj
11hthe Legislative ELECTION OO.mblMEMBER TO
Notice is hereby given Chet under the pro
visions of tbo Ontario kl.tion Aot 8am1,
Sloane, J. P., of the town o: Ooderich has
- been appointed the laanoial agent of M. O.
(imeroo, Req., • oozed Mote fog the L seal sal re
As.mbly.
WM. ROBEITTS )N,
Returalu, *moor. West Harm.
WI
tgaam, Mar Mb. IeDt.
MEETINU OF THE HURON COUN I Y
aousal+.
Tb. soutane •0•.100 of the Coaooil of 150
County of Huron will he 5064 1n the council
chamber of the 'town of OOdcrioh, oom-
.sct aext.o'elock 1•. M. on 15e not To..day
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baled at liod.tiah this list aa ' of May 1901
T .AWN MOWERS SHARPENED, BI
L ,tele r.psired,eto. Bring your lawn
mowsoand bicycle to Atr•cbaa'. M•ch1n.
and Blacksmith Shop- Victoria street. We
ga•na tee a good )oo at • r.soeable price.
Lice mowers orad for sod d.lv.red. All
tads of repair,wcrk done on short notice. •
ra11miItoitd, JAB. A. STRAUHA,N.
i. WARNINO.-ANY PERSON BA1H-
lag from tet Ioland.using the ferry
without permission. ehootlar, or otherwise
trespassing opo() 507 part of the property wilt
5. arrested end proewtutod
LC. ATTRILL
Ridgewood Pars.
[)ROT. S. L. ?AUBK
11 •Itrrst'Tt Rtxe orrtrtAO £Nn 006
.r,LCI•UOT
Alt klode.f 8psptaWes and fy.gisas. mode
Worrier 89.06.1 atteaUon elven to fitting the
eye.
Orden by mall promptly attended to Be.
ware of parties .Ing my name. as I employ
no tnvrllinv agents whatever
testlef•otlon guaranteed. IbLoDllsbed lt;.(.
y„ RICHMOND STRUT W.. TORONTO.
Malo.
MITIS COLBORNE.
Teacher of Fletcher music method, will re
,Svc pupils at heir sted.o. afro,. Mr. Natters
bear$aoe ono.. HamUtso street. For lofor-
motion apply either at audio or at reddest.,
8t Parries's etr.1.
W, GLENN CAMPBELL,
Organist ad musical director of North street
Methodist ohurch, teacher of piano, ptoe (w-
ean and theory Potpie prepared for all ea-
, o amtnrtlons of (be Toronto Ooseerv5tory of
Mnelc. WI71 be pleated to receive appllca-
1 anon from all those roin(rina such Matron.
(ion at his new studio over Thomson's music
idate in Macdonald, ,,rand !� d plena for 71,1 floe may hs ar
linton and now, we
he reached the con- Dentistry.
ioyd was seized of aw Y. HAYDEN, D. D. i , L. 1) 8 ,
for the bona fides of 11 . Mutat Sorrow', enroe»or to Dr. J.
a a first-class moa in M. Tornbu11. Meet approval methods In all
raced ID COQ a - departments of modern dentistry, including
mirk and _. pororlato Inlay Operetlons, 504 itroww and
bridge week both in gold and Ili porcelain.
-- Opental 5ttentIwn pall to preaervatlon of
- -`- "-` turd Neth. In onto. formerly oocu pled by
Dr. Tomball.
favi - - ATOTiCK-WK.THE IINitERSIONRD
l� INretl.t. will 0100• our om fes at 1
. -.. troika p m, 4Ved0esda7s from May to Oc•
teke&mot.lve. GK.90.41
M, Ntrnot.s914,
L. M. M•nke,
. . -_-- (loderloh, May Ott. 1902. W. Y. Bayousv.
For Bale.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE, TOR PUT-
Ong under carpets. etc. Apply at Till
Hums! Moe.
FOR BALE -THE EAST HALF OF
the west half of lot t5, oon. 7, West W1-
.- .. wan.5,nomprl0s/50acres. Avid) toHEN•
RT TOWT.lt'B, Doegtmwow, or to P1tine Belt.
Barrister- Ooderlob.
Abend candidate in t ) RENT.-R(X)k1S ON HAMILTON
never gob into the 1 strati at
present ill0 omoupin by R. N. Lewis
or Boyd substituted necessary. teen Or will e0v. Into small .tore if
Or rooms over MIB Cameron',
tare with front one rear e,tranoe. IC N.
t.RW1A, 72
POR BALE. -LOTS 95. 96, 117, 118. 119
1' sad lib In Hetohloon's survey, all in
--., Oo4erioh. Por portentous l toup�'r
-111' r, ,IIad:rTrx.
March 11th, 1900, fedi
Rooms so Let.
C.71
Insurance, oto.
(\HAN. E. !SHAW, GENERAI, INSUR-
) ANON and real *Mate agent, Oates, tee
o� met of P. 0., Oaderleb. Agent for the
loaloading mat toil are Inatranoe tom pante. an4
ni
Mercantil*
gmlap*mile Ifaottirin9 risks t
owe.t rates. WI at oioe.
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IJR
. RORERTRON.
Aonoentatt nd Inenrano, Agent,
Hooke
and
amounts
Holdin mato rape
nts oolle.ated.
Fire Insurance In and
tish and comedian
Composite*.
IMI.- In Pro,4feot Sr ,Rale' °shoo, North
trope O°Amite. 12 tf
1 ii\ • J. T. NAFTEL, GENERAL 1N•
JU Fire,1 f8IJ�RANO* not Rad R.teite sleet,
E during the Mac- J ,old el Plate Mass t see
d for the ren •ft'ted en matttal or care plan •t lowest
g nine •ate del Me.
iia it will he men rat
' English end Canadian nom Nae. hop -
ret tel,
e initiels of Free- 001 •, Item done to gamy R Darrow, Rsr
b er, nominate Ntrset.
1
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DR W. T. O Al(Qa� gpf, eePpHeY.S i C1 A N
ntw e.yea 71. 'Pana•
W. HURON NOMINATIONS
A Large Attendance and an
Enthusiastic Meeting
As CI.g.eat Fresamttes of the Qetvrle.e
a1 lace by 11,. 05s"e,.e-11r. 16,1,5,11
es tee wehsr•-Tae l'alalr *1111.4,
et Caatr.i.s Loeb earl.
The holding of the nominations for West
Huron ou Thursday last was a red Jotter
day for the villa/4e of Luogs,hoo.
Before noon vehicles began to arrive and
by 1 o'clock the large hail war filled with
electors and others desirous of hoaxing the
@p.ches of the c.ndidates
Within the hour oailig for nominations
the following nam. were submitted :
M. l; C.wsew., barrister. Mayor of the
Sown of 0odertob, proposed by 'rho. Ander•
eon, farmer, of the towoebtp of Alit:A.1d,
seconded by Peter MoCaon, tanner, of the
townshtp of West Wawahe5.
JAwa. Morettet.i., publisher, of the town
of God.rlob, oropoeed by .John Mo6,s•n,
former, of Dungannon, •.00ad.d by George
Acheson. of Ooderich.
Mr. Cameron appointed S. Sloane, of
Coderioh, as his ho•eolsl agent, and Mr.
Iditoheli named W. C Goode, of Godenob,
to represent him.
After the ret0raleg off%ter had del•r.d
that • poll had been demanded, and hod re
tired, Messrs Beck end Clegg moved asd
Found.
LIOUND-ON WATERLOO STREET,
aL neer Salvation Army barracks, a baeoh
ark.y[s. Owser may have them by paying
for advertlsment.
Mortdlt'age Sale.
RAORTOAGE SALE OF VALUABLE
1.811 property.
Coder and by virtue of the power of sale
contained It • eert•io mortgage bearing data
the 229th day of Ileoember, 19.0. and two a*•
•lwornente thereof bcsrine dote respectively
the 22nd day of November, 1901. and the 11th
day of March, 1972. whioh will be producer at
the time of sale, there will he sold by yobbo
auctloc at Buxton', hotel in the town of
OOderioh. In the eonate of Har3n, on
SA1'URDAT. the31st DAY of MAY.
A. D. 1902, at 12 o'clock noon:
M le Jobproo Ktinox,
estunaetfoeeer,mely 15, foltowl.g vain -
Parcel 1 'nu, east half of the west Yds of
lot number 15, in the 7th •onceaon of the
township tf Wawanosh. In the county of
Hume
1'hls property 1. situated about 3 mil. from
Du•iranoon. There le a frame house 20180,
with kitchen 15.32, wcodsbed ant brick milk
house ; two frame @Lobes and other buildi.gt
all in fairly good condition. There are two
wells and a living spring creek on the farm
and about 5 sorsa of orchard. The soil is god.
l'aroel : Lot number 107 In the village of
Dangan000, being part of 101 13 i0 the 5th
ooaoesetoh of Wawano.h.
Upon title property there is • new frame
Sou. 18x21 with frame kitchen 10.12.
Terme of Sala -Ton per oent. of this pur-
chase money at tee time of sole and the hot -
once within one month thereafter without
interest.
For further particular. apply to the anotion-
ger Or 10 the vendors solicitor.
Ilatod the 1115 day of May. Ion:
.108N KNOX. PHILIP HOLT.
Auctioneer; 'deader. Solicitor.
Notion to Creditors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-t$I THE
estate of Richard Rowdes, late of the
township of Colborne. Ie the County of Huron.
yeoman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Re
gleed Statutes of Ontario 1097. Chapter 129,
that 111 creditors and others having claim,
agatn•t the estate of the said Richard Bow-
den. who died on or about the 3rd day of May,
1042, a. required .00 or bettor° fns
12th dor of June. 1902, to send
by pont prepaid or delle, 12 the un-
dersigned solicitor for the ereoator•, their
Christian and surnames, addres.es and de-
sortptlots, the full particulars of their claims,
the statement of their 5cooaet1 and the na-
ture of t e security Of any) held by them.
And further take Dotioe that after such last
mentioned date the said executors will pro-
ceed to distribute the assets of the deceased
amongst the parties titled thereto, having
rea.rd only to the claims of which they .hall
then have notice. sod the said erecuton
will not he liable for the raid assets or any pert
thereof, to any persm or persons of whose
elatm motto* shall not have Kean male b7
them at the date of ouch dt.trlbutiot.
Dated this 1105 day of May, A. D.. 19)2.
PHILIP HILT,
Solicitor for Mary Itowden and Georg.
Rlliou, executors of the said deoeaed.
'k Huron and Bruce
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
Sostcno.a-PHILIP HOLT, K.O.
BA,KLas-THE CANADIAN 'BANK OF
COMMERCE.
ee000ded that Mr, Lookh•rt be ohalrman,
to wbiob Mr, C.meron acquhawed.
Th. Moorman stated ebst be would eo•
dilator to act tmpartlally, and old the order
of the meeting would be that Mr, Ctmsr.m
wool2 open with as hour's speech, that Mr.
Mltohell should lam an hour in reply, and
teat Mr. Common would gluts the meeting
in a quarter of to hour's reply to Mr. Mat
obeli.
Mr. Cameron on owning forward was
enthusi.•1105tly received. He was glad t5'
sampal(h was nearly tbrourb, and woe
happy to see to large so attend•ooe of lade.
and 9eotlemeo present. He bad been
pretty nearly through the riding, and had
✓ soeiyed • cordial reception lverywb.rs.
Continuing he said:
Altbou9h Mr, Mitohsll bee not met me
on the plstfurm he is Wklog advantage of
• Dumber of paid speakers who are tray•l
tog through the riding on lits behalf 'tuition
all kinds of statements. One of the. is •
woman oam•d Wtpgior, who hae been
bolding meeting. in oburobee and pract)
oally turning th. pulpits tato hutting". O»
Sunday evening re.otl7 she epos* in •
oburoh to Uod•rloh to favor of Machell,
and after a m got through the pa.t,r also
spoke to •dyouaoy of M,toh.11's o•odidaoy,
Mr. Mitchell we nut presto( durum the
sermon or bsraogu•, or whatever It wit,
but he was soon afterwards dodging into
the bseemeut, for what wpm. let bit, say.
Mr. Mitchell -y.., 1 was theta.
Mr. Cameron -And to was Miss Minim.
Mr. Mitchell ('{reetlyGlottal) -"Cunard!
to speak about • woman."
Mr. Comer05-Well, this person hu, 1
rim informed, boon maklog • statement st
publlo meetings and b ter sa0yss time ahs
liquor Inters--ta gave $5 Opo to the Hoo. 0,
W. Kole to take hit present stand on the
rete
remota
m end •
h• also kayo tha
t Mr.
Whimsy received $10,000 trout the tame
source for t•klog hu stand against eke
.:wesdum. Now, I know Mr. Whitney,
and although I am opposed to him polttt-
belly 1 believe 51m to be u henorable man,
and 1 5..e yet to learn that any Liberal
would •.ort that his honor could l put
55051 in the way stated by this woman,
'et Jam. M.(he61 who, professes to be a
ollower of Mr. Whitney, has allowed hie
bled to be Mondavi without stylus a weed
minim the foul tinder, (Cheers.) L there
maa present •xceut Mr. M,teinsll who
Mimes that either of thew prominent man
cold bit bought for a price? (No, No. 1 All
have to say i5 that If what the woman
aye be true Hon. G. W. Roes ant Mr. J.
. Whitney should hs belllod the bars of
be peOlteotiary, and !f t5• story be out
lie then the woman abould be locarcen
lid In 'all or placed to one of the asylum.
hash • p•teroal government bae instituted
r the oars of la.atloe. (Loud and pre.
cosi Appl*n's. )
Thea ie the most uoigae and.ztrkordin•ry
ampalgn In my somewhat lengthy ex•
*risco& Neter yet bate I gone through
a e:ectloo .meet where our polltleal op-
ooents have dsolloed to meet as on the
Istform. Even in the case of Mr. J..pb
eck, who war 15e oandtd•te of the ('oo.
rv.Gve party la this rldtog on throe
paras 000aloos, although, u you knew,
is no public speaker and Is nn -
,'e to express hloelf with any
gree of Ausocy on the publlo
stlorm -sten • man of Mr. Seek cepa.
ty In that repeat was emu e.00ph to;
me out and state this position he took.
Ito gentleman who Is opposing m•, for
me raison of other bud knows le h1m11?,
&e not ap Ie skis period of time, a1►b•ogb
• have vivo him a most •oort .u. bolt•
on, •ppes .1 on the platform and stated
• parties, be le assuming in thie .o50st.
It bemuse he le ashamed, nr why ? I am
"nominee of the great Ltberal party el
le hiutorlo riding of West Hurou and 1 ant
11,1.1 to resolve, and 1 believe, Mr, Chair -
an. 1 .5.11 rsosl►e, uoles them. t. 1•ms
od reason for not rseslylog, the anaelmous
pport of the Liberal party, sod It these
5a, and nome of them ere Sere to nlrbo,
ho bap fought for Ltberal principles be-
e 1 wm horn, and these young men who
ye lately eons into the political arena,
t do their duty to the wrest Liberal party
oh 1 . foobty repre.eat In this contest,
ere is no fear of the result,
I have spoken In nearly every
woehip in this tido'', and In
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place. in the did.r..8 towel.
fps, and 1 bring this Dews to yeti, and I
1 happy to hs able to toy the neless all
as fail 1 tba'.I be your repr.eotatiya en
• 29.h of May by a very consbBrable
iority. (Load and enthusiast's ►p•
apes). It mould ins a matter of pride to
berate In the Ptoviooe of Ontario that the
•dmislslratlno el its 'Reis, under the
leadership of the Hon. G. W. Res, is
oarrled on eo •eetgetlo•lly .ad so well.
That administration Is carred on far eke
pablio Mash, and 1 sesame, be,vaw mar
politioal opponents are 0.wtllin9 to discus.
political questions bore er ebwbere In the
riding, that there i5 no real fault found with
that ■dmlol.tr•tlon, but It Is necessary, and
It is what they say is their osmium, that
tome other element should be brought Into
the oampalga to obtain a suflioient number
o1 tamp .ra.ee Liberals la order to a0-
oompll,h, not my defeat, but the
defeat of ibis L Neral (ioyernmeo0 that
edmleblerd the, affairs of this PM -
Moe so wily mod so well for more than •
quarter of • oe0lnry. As Mr. Heck and
Mr. Mitchell have stated time and Isms
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OUR SAVINGS SANK.;
has
Ws are prepared to receive Deposita
(min Trustees, Parente or Children, in
.rams of from Fifty Cents to Three
.-. zbwja ,.,1 I tollork and aupy CQ111119111141
interest, *tided every nix months at
rates ss agreed upon. Cherwell are
given Iktpo.itors, so that they may
draw upon these deposits at any time
3, 3t and 4 per cent. interest allowwl Deposita eposita according to amount and
time left.
N,B.-Par.uant to a lata Art of
Parliament married women and minors
have the right to dopo'tt sail draw out
money in their own name.
Deposits can be .ent (ry matt at the
rink of tender.
Remove from your hou.es temptation
to hurglare and food for the flames.
As the Company motto loans only on
filet cites farm property, depo.itero
have the .trongeet .ernrity for their in.
vestments,
lied •his--fa-MM./km Mots that haya.haan-ahle.
to briar In • foreign element which gives
them the m ightest hope of dishing th• Grits.
As f have slated, i hays calmest for a guar -
tar of • restart. bean apo' the publlo plat.
form 1, detente of Ltberal prtootples and
Ham has y•1 to onms when • .1091e
harsh ion has ever left my lips of a
po1111.1 opponent, and i had Indulged the
hope'hati dorins *his campaign, when i •m
Inr the first time 1e my Ids, not rhe agent,
for I have been the agent e1 many gentle
men, bu'. the.odid.le, them would be oo
e'andernos statements tootle respeeting me,
bol it appears that is not to be ; and, sir,
1 am o0mp.led in self defaore,1 am coma
poll. d lemma. It Is my duty to the Mewl.
who belong to the L beret party, to speak
upon We mat Prot, a •obis.• whioh I op.
prnech with nonsldsr•bls dlffl fence. the
meson that this hl• hos to
•I►r
,• •xteoe be
mime. eampal1'1 of dander 1s that there
has boon inu-minted Into It this imitation of
prehlhitlne, this position that elm. a Frost
moral env, and it is home of the• that
so attempt, • despleahl., mean attempt, is
Ming mads to deer.dh m• In the oyes ef
• oma el me Delitlo•l trl.edo Iowans, they
hays no information, hat they will know
helor, I rs.em• my seat apes this ooeselee
that the .tatemaate mad• against me • e
abeel.taly and .ngcellfledly false 1 has
o.apid every position of trust In my own
native town, t5. town In whloh 1 Was horn
and In skio5 1 have lord, with •
.hrrl Interim, all my Isle And re
.stly, whoa the affairs of the town wire
sOpposd to be In • erlNsal oettAlllon,
1 was reviefwd, not only by my Liber.
al friends, trot by my (7ens.yatlye blende
ss well, to benisno rib. obits useeletraW of
Mal Sews. and 1 ars glad be icy, neral sly
TO BORROWERS.
This Company it preparers to loan on
the shortest, notion any Rum upon first
.'la. security. Terms' aro made to mut
borrowers. Straight loans and .imp)
interest.
MORTGAGiCS PURCHASED -For further
particulars call at the (ompany'R (Arc,
corner of Market `ketone and North
Street, Godorieh.
W. L HORTON, F. JORDAN.
Manager. President,
Wu. PROUDFOOT, Vice -President.
I/IREGWIN/RA
LORD RTA ATWO rrA, J. M. Romaine.
F.Aw.- m .in.1A■. H. Di:mu r
Ws, Parmnroor. Huse Holmes.
D. J. Nines. Pxiur Hour, K.
thle .16 b. an .ower to my ('on•ermativ•
ftleads It (boy have ever heard arty state•
moot dieparagtogly of me, that I was nom
tasted to time position by the gentiemu
who b now my politics' opponent in this
prier/tat eleolaoo.
Charges have tees made •9.1.01 me whioh
1 true would bar me from tate soolety of
rupe,•table people. 1 detritus to discuss my
private °harwter before auy audlesw In
this or any other plan', but 1 make this
offer: If aoyboly *stelae, ha may uorr.s-
poad with Rsr. Dr. L're or Rer. Mr. Ao-
1 bay, not spoken to either of
them psotlemsn is reference to the nutter,
but I .,res to .baud or fall upon their res
ply. All my lite 1 have eodsvorel to sot
honorably sod boosetly towards every moo
and woman, and I shall 001 change my
course of station now.
Owing to the tsnsiou and strong tooling
that exits not only in ebb rtdlog, but
tnrouthont the whole Novice. of Oo'srio,
respecting the great to at000 of prohibition,
as attempt has boon made to blookeo my
ohuuctor and to discredit the came I so
feebly represent. 1 .m •pemking to my
(mend. who permits have fait that they
were not warranted In givIug me that man -
port which they had hitherto aiwmingly
gives to the mom of L beralbm, 1 am ap
poling to them to Ibtea carefully to my
•ttltuds upon this question and 1 believet
they aril conclude that they bays not a0•
d•rotood It. Tile is the sad of a busy week
for me mil my thoughts are not as collected
as they might bin. out I want to rater to me
tbiog, namely, to a report this upon a Der•
fain day, In the teem of Ood.rich, so Frl•
day, ohm 18es of April last, 1 war In so fO-
IOIIOated • oondit%on that I we ueablo to
met the Temper.noe Alllaoe. The l•
absolutely sod entirely false, without the
I
el
hest
g endow ot Inur
tdatlo
o. I was,
forteoattly,'poo 15.1 oocssla, oompelled
to •ttond • council meeting and on my way
to that meeting I met • gentle,,.,, A. B.
Carr, of W.tfl.6d, a teotl.mao who fought
me tooth and sail at the 000veadoo, se goy
of you here present who were (here very
well know, pod who Is, moreover, a member
of the West K dreg Allem.. 1 met that
PROSPERITY
PROVINCIAL
ELECTION
mor
.lar our
tomlssnoos fronds, a party
that is dots, more for the temperaoes oaoee
than te biting done by the party that it hold-
ing tee rete, of foto ,moot In Wes Prey.
loos! hs. 1 woull be photo/ in power
the Cas.r,a.rve party. • p.rny whose
policy of opp.lttua would be carted bio
'Moot to smash tJ• rebreodum at the Tory
first opportunity that promoted Itself.
Would my temperance Liberal friends, for I
am dealing with them Dow, be .ioI.4ed
with that course of action, and put 1■ Mr.
Whitney, whose pohoy Is agalo,t problbl-
Nun and to kill the refer'eadum' Would
that pleaseyou ? But Mr. Mlteadl swal-
lowed the pledge, "hook, Igoe sod seeker,"
a some one has .td, and MI would hart
swaliowed the pole, bo, if it vers necessary
to .ours his ideation. Joe* think of the
poeltton la whioh this 9.atleman has planed
himsslf. tie Is ahamd te mmear on the
publlo platform, and no wonder. Heacoepla
on a certain day the oomtnattoo of the Tory
party at thole 00o75ution held s► booth's
Hill, by the ooastmoos vote of that comm.
floc, and In so •o.pting pledgee him.lt t5
support Mr. Whitogy and the C lye
poticy, and but • few day" raps. when 5'
.0.pta the nomination of another patty
which opposes the Coos rvatlye party •a
this gu.tlos. How can that man be true
to both ? He must bo false to either one or
the other. If he le true to ►b. Torr party
he will be Ilse to the Pro bltloo party,
and It he is true to I5. Prohibition psrty be
intuit of oeoesity be false to theTory party
H. a on the horns o1 the dlb.mma ad on
ohs or other of these borne he must h. loo
poled. (Chen and •ppl•uee )
What do the temp.rsaoo pimple imp.at to
gala by sending Mr. mltobell te P.rhameot'
If they soot fifty Mitehelle to th. Legisla-
ture they could not sff101 more tum lir,
Kaes
D already plowed m the statute
book. Vo you know that the Lifland party
has pi.u.d upon the statisto book the high.
est form of prohIbldoo that can lee obtained
in this Provisos -tee very Whom
torn of proh.httion that can be given,
my course of sotto. 1 Would 1 be putting
the prohibition party i010 power, would 1
be plsamg la poser • party that would do
MOW TO VOTE.
1
CtA'.11 EIWN,
Maleoln Grimm) Cameron, of the Town
of (.oderich, Barrister.
MITCHELL.
Ianr i Mitchell;' oT Eki lewir yf ficeie ,cIi
Publisme.
•
A vote for Cameron mean. a vote for honest and progressive
a vote for Mitchell mean. a vote for -nobody knows what.
government
gentleman os y lay ts 1♦s .ue011 obam•
ter that ,Timing .ad I had • oo0ysn►tIon
with him; he therefore would know whittler
I war In the *.edition aliened or not. I
war naturally anxious that he should pts
as goiok and prompt a denial ar It was
possible f,•r mg to have from him a soon as
I heard of it. I therefor* wrote to k:m and
reoelyed • letter in reply whioh gave an
nnqualitied denial to the base .00rtloo.
Now 10,.50.4 that if these temperanse
people are to receive any consideration
whatever to the way of prohlhtt.ry 6.9106..
Mon they will relys it only, so far . we
Dan judge th. falur. from the peat, from the
party that I represent. My .tlilude, and
the stand 1 took at the convention -and that
wee the largest convention, 1 am told, that
war ever held In the Went Riding of Harps
-w.0 that 1 was willing to an a far a that
great temporancs man the Hon. U•.r • W.
Ross, that le, to grant to this Proviso., ft
tht people so desire, to Me lull ozlene of
the powers of the Province u adjudged by
the decision of the Privy Commit, That 1.
what I agreed I would de. I would ge that
far and I would go no farther, and I submit
that I should M asked to go no farther, by
the Liberal party of the. radio'. Bat that
was not enough, I was asked to go .till
farther, I wa &eked to elan • pi.d9., but it
hie not been explained to you what the
nature Itod character of tbis p:edee are to
whioh i war asked to ebbmrrtt' my name,
Now, what oar it? I wa asked to sign a
pledge In these words:
''1 promo. Oaf should I be elected as a
member of the Ontario Provincial 1'erlle
moot la the fortboomb9 election oo the
gne.tlon ot prohibition I will •4,001te, vote
for sod on my Influence to bring in any
measure and the greatest measure wIthto
M. juriedtetioa . f the Previa. foe the
Prohibition of the I moor traffic
4o fan that was unobjectionable to me,t5at
should he uhohj.otmashie team Liberal run-
ning a any co.tltoency to the Province of
Ontario, for that Is Ms poltoy of the Liberal
party In this I'royllnoe, I would be willlug
to subscribe to that pled'', that Is almost
verbatim w I5. pl+dge that w. submitted
by the Dominion AlIlnos. '15. Dominic.
Atelier, thong51 that suet a pled's was
enough, and 1 war senile/ to eubeorib. t•
that phos,. I had read that pledge, at 1
sew it in Tho Globe nesrpaper, but to order
to be positive as to the wording of the
-Ua ialonAllannat.ralat:,p_y of , .soraL..'to.A..Mr-
in
ar,ua and be lits seat me a espy of
the( Wedge that lesi .ubm'tted by thorn
and with whioh ,key wets sstsfied If •
000didate runtime in any oonitltuenov sign
d snob • pledpe le that, tad this Is whet It
Is;
"If elected a member of the Ontario
1.•9lelatnr. I will do all that i eta to moors
the emotmen( and enforcement of • law
prohib;Nog I he frith t 1n lotoxioatine My•
•rapee to abs event of the ascertained
power of the Proyinoe,"
That I 000ld hate hoo.Ny sulearib,4 to
end war one. willing to do, tint the pen
hib)1inn nresnieatlon In the riding was •nt
satisfied with trot sad I w. liked to do
eome'hing mgrs, and I5.re was there'ors
(51. •Idl►lon to the pled,' of the dominion
A lh icor.
"That on thla ,
1M to I
s Is
D I will I tot mos
rr
oeetty. of •11 party olalms, a n,155,, Con-
te oar Liberal. but prnhrhtloni)t ;
and if that's shnold be in the Hones n in-
dep.ndset prehiletionist 1 twill u., my vote
with he, irr.peotive of pert e, u a btlano
Mg power for prohibition."
T56s portion e1 the pledge I ,leolle•d to
e)95 In the moot smphetlo terms 1 ennld use,
and 1 ,sell deelma to sign thee, M..' If 1
dfd sign It 1 would not b. a Literal. A hat
4005 it mea.! 11 meant this, that If M'
Liberal party be reiterated en the 29th of
ihl. month !should be .mpsll.A, la can •
prohibitionist ora mam5r of the ('
Mire party brought in any temporanoe reeln
ties --whether • Mgee or an helmet re.sl0
Mon It nation eat- -le leis filth that poet
is sepporting It, orbit* would men that I
would be terslag m7 owe party mut of
power. ♦ what weld he the rhea .f
s000rding to th. Privy Uonaeil 1 A. you
are swore, the Local Legislature has be
power wbstsver to pass a law for the total
prohiblttoo of the liquor trafbe• All the
Province of Ontario can do is to pass such
ao dot as was passed by the Legislature of
Manitoba, and tbat they did at the let
session of I'.rhamsat, and they have gone
to the outside 11m11 of thstr power. What,
Om, can Mr. Mitchell do If be poen down
to Parliament alter ,tile election ? 11s can
aid you in no way whatever, eveo it h.
carries out the obligation he hos imposed
upon himself. But did Mr. Mltobell under
take this obligation bowies of the great
principle ioyolve,l in It ? 1) d he afgo this
pledge to • man who hollered In the Frost
principle of prohibition, that he felt bound
10 do no ? 13e haggled over It, he thought
over rt for tee days and the, he would not
9Ign It uotii a bargain had been mads with
the Temperaece Alliance that hs should get
°attain Totee if he Melted bust pledge. He
said, it not In words, a meaolog, I c.boot
be slowed boles, I get a (sertala number of
Liberal votre, and if 1 sign this pledge 1
wast you to pledge yourselves that I will
reoslve these vote and shat you w111 de all
in your power to std me. And the Alliance
gaye the pledge, but I submit, gentle -
moo, they are not able to deliver
the goods. ( Laughter end 05,.;.) Look•
fag at the partied by whom be ,s aided
In this matter In his minims during the
oamp.lgu make It perfectly clear that it
u no•hbg hot • subterfuge, a base and
despicable attempt to ioduoe our trmper-
an. Liberal fri.nde to desert the muse.
H5 °intead, Ott he will lose a number of
the liquor men. Tins liquor vote is almost
•ettrely with the Tory party, and Mr. Mlt•
chell evidently thinks so still, hematite here ie
one of his oords (aztsallog***of Mitchell's
election card,) And at the menet moment
there are to Hogg,' Hotel hundred, of (0.e
cards for distribution. (Chuen) Thsn
la mo prohrbtttoo oobdidate o0 that card.
He to ranDlog. the Conservative candidate,
flrsr, l.( and all the time 11 hon M.
sem. result to him that It would have in my
nue if 5e goes down to I'sllameot and
Mr. Whitney I. sleeted by a narrow 0154
•
.$6.y, d• the (1.e..remiem of NO. Ndire
believe that he would keep that
pledge 7 Are they working for him
an though they thneght for • ,Ingle
mem5ot he would ever keep rt ? They do
net,
believe 5. would torn lila ow0 .rayy
o n ors oppor a0 y -TUT prsseoi-i
itself, or elm, if they did to believe, Mr,
MUohell would be beaten out of He boots
i• this coming *lotion. They don't bete,.
it, if he would Imperil the Intermits ot his
party then what ,ort of a man do they tro-
lley. him to tie Fiera le an In tomtit), of
how hs i, oarryl.g on title campaign. Did
Mr. Mitchell begin his oampa,9a a. • pro
hlbltlonl.t? The very first day that he he•
g10 his oampal1a hs started out Into the
country from Goderioh In oompoy with an
.nt1-probibitionhy • man who has given up
he life for th, cane, a man who h. work
sot *Rh ee,r,ty and dstermt,attee for many,
I was on their Mr.
track the following week tsad
I w111 tell yob how It woe does. Mr. Mit
chell
wnnld make au •idres to • ohareh
and he would declare upon aha platform
toot it he
did
not
keep that pledge As
would never appear on the publlo platform
admin. Mr Reck would repair to the so-
lace, gather in ohm mon from th, hIFh ways
and that with them over the very Donor
that Mr. M,tohall had been deolanleg It
war he desire to oz1•rminata from the
country, Mr. Bek would explain how It
was Chit Mr. Mitchell took this p'044.,
Mr. Mitchell had to take that pledge he
oasis he eeo)d not hi slentd nuees hs
hnt it. dose not moan anything, no harm will
name to yen 1.5st it the mama they here
Men p sttoin9 and that la the ,Dorsa they
bays to perm., as they have t , wtplaln M
them own old friend, hew It i• that he took
a pledge that .o honorable man ahoold dpn.
That it the poeltlne la whloh w. Need .o
far . We maine Is .a0ered, 1 hep' 1
Ms ode aveolf deer apes Slits question.
1 ask my OeseerpaMrs Wok km. Wei
they have hoard wogs I have netted, if they
..
are very proud of 15gentleman Slr,
would prefer to Mt defeated by S00 ma-
jority to the eleeuoa, I would rather he
burled In political uohvton forever, than to
adopt aoob a dishonorable conte, u I sub-
mit every right thinking mon will oonolude
this ventlemao hoe taken to thio oomp5lyo.
1 mike my appeal to Liberals, mod hottest
Cooaervative.. I have no tour of the result
of my election -not the •li/b►.t (Cheers
If you will work as you have worked l
the peat, If you take as deep sod thereon
an Interest In fhb eleottoo 5s you bare al
ways done before there la no doubt (hat o
the evening of May 29th 1 'boll represe0
thea prsnd old hutorto rtdlog of Wes
Hurou.
Mr. Lrmeroo then mode t taw brie
reformatted to the policy of Om Rosa adman
titration to New Ontar.o, tad drew bb r
mark' to a Owls by asking ill. Liberals t
staid shoulder 50 shoulder, and meths/ tea
If they did to 'Yb• victory oa the 29,0 wL
not be mice, 10 will be your riotory; uponel
you oho rpoomtbllity testa, upon you 1
now out l0, and if you but work together
with the determination you time shown In
the put 1 ban no anx1.17 wbateyer at to
the Anal result"
Mr. Mitchell opened him address by attrob•
ming to Mr. Cameron 0101510 st•t0modts
that the !attar had never mad., and said it
was wrong to do to In n. the precis** of lads..
He contended that 5e had • right to oonduol
he own oamp5690 to hie own way. H. de
abed that Mr. Reek Dad told the
keepers that Mitchell would do thorn n
harm. He nett undertook to explain 51
"lump, Jim Crow," 600 In aooeptlo9 the temprancepaooe plodg., after he had lima browns
out .0 • straight party candidate, • job •
whioh b.jlabor.d Mayfly. to the amawmen
of the large 0046. o., He thou got tangled
up on ths ''subterfuge" p ph la Mr.
Center00's address, and evidently did not
understand what hs wanted to say oo t0r
subject, nor could he make oho soden.
understand, He next claimed that Whit-
ney war hto leader. and he would follow him
ohm rethe 29th of May, a. 5a hid done to the
past. After m10d.rbg along In • helple.
s
t
and Mullett fashion for the balanus of his
time the speaker brought one of the dreariest
and dullest operable' that haat' ever teen de
livered in Dengannon to • clone.
The reply of Mr. Comecon w. • bot
proposition and laid ban the double dealing
and ahlo*nery of his opponent.
TO. mooting wag brought to a close by
cheers for the King and 15.candidates, as
cording to the arrant/eater sot forth by the
chairman.
Alter the nomination epseahu bed dosed
(Lrtrge Acheson askd that Woe Wiggins be
allowed to speak. The Liberals ob1.Nd,
on the ground that she had not asked let
time whoa the original arrang.s,l 4. i
made and that they hod hired the 5511, At
this point chairman Lockhart .bewod bee
cloven foot. Ile got tip and said that Miss
1Vlggios should bet heard, unless Mr Cam-
eron decided not.
Then there war a hot time for a while,
the ohairm•n Irothino at 15s month and •
n umber of whiskey Torios yslllog ser M1e
Wiggins and Prohibition. Oyer the din
could be beard an .nim•t.4 discussion te-
%•reen obairman Lockhart and D. Mo0llll•
ouddy.
Said Mr. Lockhart -Mee Wiggins should
be heard. She should be heard.
Mr. ldc(iilliouddy.-Why don's you bold
to the srraogemnt ?
Mr. Lockhart -hover nand the strange -
m eo t.
Mr. McGillicuddy-','ou ore the most
unfair chairman I ever met.
Mr. Lockhart -You dare not repeat that.
Mr. M0G111caddy-1'e, I will repeat
65. You area dlvgnee to tb5 position,
outeMridLockhart-You dare not rat that
e.
Mr, McGillicuddy -1 dare tell It to you
anywhere, you oontemptlble sneak,
Mr. Lockhart theu got lent is the shuttle
and the episode ole -
Fast ammo lvemisalles..
Thursday afternoon a large number of
electors amembied to the town hall, Brut.
eels,!, ao0neotlon with the ethos' aomina•
Lion of modulate. for the Provineel Legh•
'store for the riding of Etat Huron,
Sheriff Reynolds, of t)utlerlob, preeld.d,
and nomination, were made of Arch. Hlelop,
to Liberal. by W. H. Kerr and W. M.
Itobl.on, and Anson 7potton, Comorvs-
t.ve, by Jae. Irwin and Jar. -Bowman
1p1eobmakisg followed.
Nerslsattese I, Paula K- aren,
T
held
War
w.
Joh
Che
hall.
Mr. M. Y. MoLean, Liberal oandldad.,
was aomh 'ted by F. He., .r„ of
Zurich, and •ecnadod by Altz. Mustard,
of ,Stanley.
Mr. Henry Either, the Co sor,.kive
saodldats, was nominated by Ur. Rollins,
cf Exeter, 0.ondod by John Middle
ton, of Goierloh township.
After the Elie lot tseily159 b6minattofi
had termin•50d, an adjour■ms•t wa
made to the.katlno rink, the torment bulld-
Ing 111 the village, and this w. filled. Mr.
Ember was assisted by Mr• Csrruthere, of
T0000te. _-and.-L:,.,.Jdallosald 1l. t o1
Mecham, assisted Mr. MoLvo. Th•
questions at Issue In the •I.tlon wore very
thoroughly disowned. Toe speakers were
all glve, a good hearing, and molt osndldate
was snthuela.tlo•Ily received by his
trend,, and, judging from app aananrev, the
•odienoe maimed to be pretty evenly dtvldd
pnlltloally. Tse publlo m.e0ing was pre
sided over by Mr. ,John imports, eh• re•
turning officer.
The voting 1.5e place on Thursday ,ext,
and If the meeting le any iodiestlo, the
remit w111 be a olsse ons, and • Immo vote
w111 be polled. Roth stdes are working
hard and aro @enddoe% of •0ooess.
A (!RANG RALLY FOR CAMERON.
A Great evetl■. Is raw Opera Nemo la
i
• er
of law
Liberal r'a e
■ IA
aM,
•
he nomination for South Hnroa was
at Hensall o0 'Thursday. Timidity was
m and fine, and as a oo.egaenoe there
au Immense crowd of temple. Mr.
n Laporte, returning officer, orsiblocl.
formal proceedlo9e were held L 4111er.
One of the largo and most enthoslutf,.
meatless ever held in the town of G orlorlch
was that whioh took place 11 the Opera
Heats on Monday .ening In the Interests
ot Mr. ('amon"n
Th. M. Elliott was the ohalrman, and
at the °psalsr of the meting/ he sxrwndad
an invitation to Rev. T R. McNair, of Don
Rb5 O, who was present la the Intersdstof
Dpoeltlnn naedldate, to ',trines t5a
meanie, for half an hour after two of Mr.
(Sneren'e supporter. had spoken. Thee.
term, were moots fairer than were ettendd
to Mr. Moe;lllic,idy as the T•mperaeoe
flail moot's', where, hs had to .peak atter a
Spoon mleots attars. from Mr. Nicholls
Mr. MoNalr, here., declined te tempt
the offer.
Mr. Nllleti, after mime remarks en Ibe
amiall Prohibition
"i*k* show/elks. the Oen emu
wens,, M tfluaen at ..tin.
For Premier of Ontario
1902
HON. 6. W. ROSS
For West Huron
N. 6. CAMON
Election
Thursday, May 29th
Remember Ross, and
Vote for Cameron and
Good Government.
temperaooe voter, lotreduod to the asd.
lanai fifties Morgan Deleon of Aabfleld,
who held the atteutt ve hearths of the mlet-
the as be spot• upon a nnmbor of the gam -
Hone b.fere toe eleotore. Mr. Dalton wan
hooray applauded as he expressed the beUef
that a oandtdate for Parllamest ehueld not
sign away his freedom ot judgment on She
question. whioh would Dome before Wet,
slid agsta as be paid to eloquent tribute to
the worth of Mr. Cameron sad expressed
oonfidenoe to his 51.011on es the 29th of
May.
&Ir. MoUIIllouddy followed, and to • vie.
croon address showed up the gross Inwm-
ela50nel. of Mr, Mitchell's publlo record.
He also referred to and uplsmed to the fall
satlsfaotloo of the sadism the tpleode at
Dungannon regarding Mies Wiggles, la ewe.
pectic* with whioh the Opp.lttoa eaodids .
hos boon trying to make * o5arge of slander
against Mr. Cameron.
Mr. Cameron himself was the hex* .p.sk•
or, and he was reclined to • way whioh Indi-
cated (b. the !.ling of obs meeting was
entbuelatloally b his livor. Ha rave •
magnIA.ot address, setting forth *Molotov/
of the Llberal Government for fresh oa-
dorssmeao •t the polls, deflator his attitude
on the prohibition gowtlon, sad pointing
oat the humiliating position Ie *Mott his
opponent bad placed himself by his attempt
to secure the rotes of temperaaes Liberals
and .1111 tomtit the support of bloom' party.
The Literals were doltghtied with Mr. Com -
arse'. address, and he owned the audience
with him from hemostat to rad.
R. Holm., M. P., was warmly weloomed,
and bis .ddrese sea0 mostly followed as he
went over the record of the Literal Govern•
moot of this Province during the last thirty
yen and omph•eixed the facto of its honest
and el8olent admtoetratlos of the affairs of
the Pruv,n.- In regard to t5• problbt-
tloo (position, he believed that In support-
ing the Hoe. flee W. Ito., he war supporting
ono of the great.. t.mpanaoe men la the
Provenoe and one who wad worthy of oho
support of every hopes prohibitionist,
The mretto9 oloeed with vigorous cheers
for the King, for Premier Roes, Mr. (,age
won and Mr. Holm.,
MR ACHESONREMEMBERS.
At the Opera Hoses mooting on M.adaT
evonlag Mr. HoOff.Lf.'oony repeated She
statement that he had mode at the Tamper.
50. Hall -that durlog the put ewe
ft
roan Mr. klIYt;HaLL 5u beep on Mut wewg
aide of every question of temparanee
months that hes come up in this tows. M•
tilted the oast' of the Solite Bomldary taw
olo, the 'Stomp► to ware the appetpte.ept
of a folio. Magistrate who would put •
atop to Ibe pollution, and the aaadld'Sare
Mr. (%soar,, ArllasoN for the mayoralty M
the Interests of morality, efforo *blob M�
M iro 1118.61 opD.ed 1d eery poelhh. way.
Mr. Actia.otr war eltrlog to the fresh.
.eat and 'xol.imed, „Correct 1 carrion" se
Me. Mt'Gu.LJec10y brought tame Wage tie
the reoolleation of the ao,l,mce, and Mr.
A1VIRION I. the man who "wooded MIT.
'75(4'5 nomination at Luaga.a0O,
Or, ■1tehe11 b not Nvslght.
To the R41tor or Ton Swx*t,
Gun SIR, -181111 that The Star last week
was very wrathy over the .5slo11.t, whioh
It oredlte to me, that Mr. Mitchell had
signed the pledge of the liquordealera,
Why did he not do me oho justice of matinee
where 1 rot my loformatloa ? Tho .tory wow
told in our house by the write of • menthe,
of his own party, Mrs. A. Johnston, of Car•
low, on Saturday, the 171b lost 1 bed
Mr Mitchell this, but he tries to put the
responsibility upon me. Mr. Mllahsl6 dfd
not give me a straight denial of the state -
moot ; 00, b•s be done •o le The 4t•r. He
1.101 to be dodring the iInestloo, and under
the olroamstenoes 1 claim the right to draw
my own ooe0luslo.0 u to 150 truth or .15or-
wise,
--The Montreal Star, a leading
Conser7ative paper, stye : "rf the
Province of Quebec had 'aa icood a
Government as that of Ontario, its
people won lot be too happy to dream
of a change. The trouble with cer-
tain section. in the sister Province
arises from the fact that they don't
know when they are well off."
Lihcral I1eadqurtess
ON WEST ST. 1 !
The Liberal rooms, on the
north mrle of West street,
will he open from 9 A.M. to
10 9.ir. every day except
Sunday.
Any person Bearing infor
mouton or able to Rive infor
motion au to the campaign is
cordially invited bo visit the