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LIEERAL-CONSERYATIYE 4EET1NGS.
JOh N (;<, 111,01411i)14.'4,1
the Liberal Conservative candidate for
$auth 'Huron, will address meetings on
the stirring questions of the campaign
;at the following places;•-.
Tal 1n Coxwerkies Hall, Mensal.
" .; Carel o e t?.tli, Seafcrth,
'j- 19 -Opera House, Exeter.
tt 2u 'Potion Halt, Crediton.
2i-Peine's lita,ll, Zurich,.
22—Varna,
23I>ixon' slie.11, llrueefield.
t. ,l \i estnn's school hoi.aet 2.50 pre.
z.1 -13o olt'a Soho 01,s.60p.m„UO1.e i.chVp..
�, 'i'urner'a se10001, T>.ckeramitll, i ftor-
” 27liillsgreen. [noon,,
"• 28 Town H 11, hayfield,
ilt at'Oil.
"J Lumley, {evening)
30-Willext's llml), Dashwood,
91-Onatod Rene
;Nue 41 -Town T•tall, l limvilie,
3 -Parathar.
Ijxcept where otherwise mentioned,
all the above meetings will be opened
:tt' 30 o'clock p, m.
The nominee of the Reform party or
. other candidates cordially invited to be
plresent and address the meetings.
Other meetings to be addressed by
leaders of the part- wi 11 be held between
the 13th and 19th May, of which special
notice will be given by posters.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
THE
X.et r Ablio.mte.
WIT. SANDERS, Editor.
THURSDAY, MAY 15th, 1890.
1
TE3 NEXT PREMIER.
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OUR TICKET.
For Premier:. --W. R. 1'iMElianIxiI.
For South Huron.—J. G. HoLaixls,
For North Middlesex.—W. H. HuTcn ns
REFORMERS NOMINATE.
The Reform• Convention for South
Huron was held at Hensall on Tuesday.
After a great deal of bamboozling,
dickering and wirepulli:ng, lir. A.
Bishop was selected. Now as Mr. Bish-
op is the candidate let us take a look
at his political record. It was about
%ourteen years ago that he was first
-elected to represent the people of this
riding, and during that time has done
Hine very valuable and hard work (to
be kept as the member) for this riding.
He succeeded in getting one bill
through the House, and, no doubt, the
people would like to know how import-
ant it is, ore here give it, as copied
from the votes and proceedings of the
Ontario Legislature. Here it is, gaze
on it! An act to amend the aet re-
specting insurance companies.
"Her Majesty by and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Legislative
Assembly of the Province of Ontario,
enacts as follows:—
(1) Section 10(1, of the Ontario I,fsttr•
ante act is amended by adding there-
to, the following sub -section.
(2) Notwithstanding anything in
this section emit:tilled,,contracts of Fire
Insurance by any Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company may be for any ,term
not exceeding four years."
What a very important bill that is,
fourteen years of parlimerary life and
this is the only thing that could mat-
eralize in the hind of that able repre'
..sentativ e of South Huron.
We ask the electors to give Mr.
Holmes their hearty support, and he
will make a representative that will be
of some benefit to the, community.
What has Mr, Bishop ever done for
us, has he done anything? No, noth-
ing but
oth-ingbut a slave or voting machine for
the Mowat government, and it is high
tense that he should be replaced by
some able man. Mr. J. G. Holmes fills
the bill,
her'm'+s,rasdrwrranl-m.+,ra,mAVisn, M
t•
a;aM 'WA nvNKR01 M.1%
ledged by some of the leading Reform
papers that Mr, llovYat'y rity wi l
be greatly lessened, Now, we ask if
Itr. Mor at 11)1s been stub a. pure and
undefiled elan, leading a party of
parity, why should those papers ac-
knowledge or eoncede that it is likely
Mowlit's majority will be greatly re
dueed, We ask our readers, whether
Grit or Tory, to read the platforms of
Mr, W. R. Meredith and 110)1.. O. Mowat
and Weigh the facts ? propositions
carefully, and if they do so they cannot
help casting their ballots for W. R.
Meredith ed1t11 and his aulipo... 4, Electors,
consider well before you e ell:c up your
mind how you'll vete, Do not get
prejudiced against any i::ual.jdate but
weigh well what, platform they support.
J. G. Holmes has taken and accepted
the pure and wholesome platform of
Mr, Meredith, and South ,:on will be
redeemed from the hams of those
supporters of Mowat who Imre practie
ed corruption in all Its forms for a
number of years.
tionwareurahmaamemulamewaestamr
TIT CATHOLIC VOTE.
In the present political canvass it is
being freely said among the Itefornlers
thatthere is no room 014 Mr. Meredith's
platform for Roman Catholics. This is
a fallacy of the worst kind, We can
point out many Roman Catholics that
are in favor of Mr. Meredith's platform
and are opposed to the Church ruling
the State. Mr. Clancy, of Kent, a good
and, we believe, a conscientious Roman
Catholic, supported Meredith's platform.
all through the Legielatnre during the
last session, and he is again the Con-
servative candido#efor Ms old constit-
uency. Many of his co -religionists' are
working hand in haud ith the honor-
ed Chief of the Opposition in all parts
of the Province, There is no "Ceussde
against the Catholic Church," but equal
rights are demanded for all classes and
sects of people. This is the bearing of
the Meredith platform, and all classes
should bear thi's fact in mind and when
the fifth of June conies around, should
deposit their ballots for the candidate
who supports such a platform.
ORGAlNIZ E.
We appeal to all the friends of the
Liberal -Conservative party of ,South
Huron to at once complete their -organ-
izations. Let the organisation be
thorough and complete.in every school
section, and no matter what the sup-
porters of class legislation may say,
victory will perch on our b uuer, The
Conservative candicate, lair. J. G.
Holmes, will do his duty in every way
but every elector should feel that on
his own personal efforts rests the result
of the election. Call the supporters to-
gether and organize and commence
the canyass.
NORTH :MIDDLESEX.
It is now conceded: by Reformers and
Conservatives that Mr. W. H. Hutchins,
of Parkhill; will represent North Middle-
sex in the next Ontario Legislature.
Mr, Hutchins is one of the most honor-
able and upright men living in Western
Ontario, and one who is thoroughly
known throughout the riding. There
is not the least doubt existing in our
minds but that Mr. Hutchins will carry
the banner through to victory. Further
comment is unnecessary.
McGillivray tiicil.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
at Town Hall McGillivray, 5th May.
Present W. H, Taylor, Peeve, W. L.
Corbett and P. P. Harding, Deputy
Reeves, W. Ritchie and J. D. Drum-
mond Councillors,
Minutes of last meeting
approved of and signed.
Moved by W. D Corbett seconded by
J. D. Drummond. 7 h t the Clerk is
hereby instructed to let tile, cutting of
hill on Lintott's side road. The road to
be made the same grade as on adjacent
hill on the Sth concession, providing the
owners of lands adjourning agree that
they will not claim damages for any
sliding from thecuttlll -, ;:r oaict hill now
or hereafter.—Carried ed by P. P.
Harding seconded by J. D. Drummond,
that this Council grant the stun of $30
to be expended on town line between
London and this tow iaihip provided
London township council grant a sim-
ilar amount for the malt: purpose,—
Carried. Moved by 1\ 1". Corbett sec
ondcd by P P. Hard in;, t the several
gravel contracts as yet io ;ll be accept-
ed and commissioners appointed to
oversee the laying on of gravel. Div-
ision 1, 1st to 2nd *Concession, James
McItann contractor, 10 cords ® $1,85
per cord, James Doyle c„olrl. Div, 2,
2nd to 3rd Con., J, McRann con., 20
cords (;,J p1.45 per cord, Thomas Cas-
tling com, Div. 3, Oth to 10th eon,, J.
Robinson con., 20 cords e $1:20 par
cord, ;John Lewis con). Div, 4, 11th to
12th con. John Robinson con. 20 cords
01 $.1.25 per cold, Robert TTrirdy cora.
13th to 14th exak,, J. M(Ttann
eon,, 30 cords Ca? $1.95 per cora, William
Antos eorn, Div: (3,140 to lith con, J'.
Mellllnn e,on,,25'eol'tis f i' ;r2.15 per cord,
were
read
SOUTH
Mr. J. G. Holmes, who has accepted
the nomination of the Liberal -Conserv-
ative Association of South Huron, is in
our midst, and actual work is being
indulged in. Mr. Holmes is one of the
right steel: and seeks your sufferages
on behalf of Mr. W. R. Meredith, whose
platform is very broad and one that
8onservatives, Reformers and Equal
'Righters cannot disagree upon, 11 being.
one to meet the wants of the people of
Ontario. It is conceded and acknow
18th con., JannokColo, 20 cords
el $1.25 per cord, Daniel 16rni1iilt: colt.
Div, 8, 19111 to `cast coli,, J.0110 Robinson.
con,, 20 ,cords 6 $0,95 per cord, 11`illianl,
Bonn coin, Div. 9, 21.st eon, to' mill, J.
aMcllaun con.,25 cords L7;i per eord,
John ,Soft cont. Div, 10, moray to7111
eon., J iimeS IIICRanll eon., 15 L•ei'dS (S1
$2.05 per cord, John Neale colied Div.
11, 7th con. to boundaoy, Jolni Robin -
tem con, 45 cords �1 $2,t;0 per cord, B.
Pile colt. Div. 12, 12th to 7th eon., J.
McMann eon, 20 cords $1,65 per cord,
Isaac Jones coni. Div, 18, Blackbridge
to boundary, Hugh l3owinau 0011,, 20
cords @ 75 chs, per eord,J(1u es McEwen
Conn. ---Carried.
Moved. by .P, P. Harding, seconded by
W. L, Corbett, that this Council grant
that sum of $50, to be expected on East
William's town line provided East Wil -
ham's Council meet it with a similar
grant. —Carried. Mored by W. L. Cor-
bett seconded by W. Ritchie, that the
following named persous be paid the
several anlouuts as set forth, viz:—
D, Morrison, 2 sheep killed and 4
wounded by doge, $12,00;
A. McIntyre, 2 sheep killed and 3.
wounded by dons, 11.133;
II. Bowman repairing Morton's gully
near the hlaekbridge, 10.00;
M. Reeder ditching on 19th con. per
engineers award, (3.00;
Durr brothers balance gravel account,
8.00;
W. Sholdire burying a dead horse, 1.1:'0.
—Carries:.
Moved by W. Ritchie,seconded by J.
D. Drummond, that the tender of R, H.
Paterson for the building of abutment
atBice's bridge 2nd concession accord
ing to plans and specification for the
tun of $1413 be accepted. --Carried.
Moved by P. P. Harding seconded by
J. D. Drummond, that the following
grants is hereby made to be expeuded
las get idbrth and commissioners appoint
ed to expend the same.
Carter's side road, $10, W. Carter conn.;
Noathgravee glide lead, $25, W. North -
grave cont.; Dons,ldson's side road, $40,
J. Derweldeon Jr. eon.; Windsor's side
road, 15, D. Windsor cern.; 44;icon.410,
That. Ranting.; Sind con., $20, W. Ma-
guire.; 7th con., E. C. R. 415, J. Hotson;
12th eon., $15, Wis. Lewis.; 14th con.,
$30, J. McDonald.; 14th coo., >s`20, R.
Twaddle.. 11th con.,120,Jtmee Gibson;
a1}ifon'. side road gravel, 610, J. .r►11i-
san.; lliaon's side road on hill, $15, R.
11. Paterson.; Glendenuing's side read,
$20, J. Reeder.; Robinsons `side road,
$25, R. Neil.; 22nd con. $60, Judson
Corbett.; 22nd con., 'J15, Wm. Nichol.;
24th con., $40, J. McGregor; 27th con.
615, Win, Hutchiine; Hedge's side road,
635, Win Hedges; 8th colt, W. C. R.,
120, T. Nark. 7th con., W. C. R., $20, E.
Fairless; Hardy's side road, $15, J. Har-
dy.—Caried.
Moved by J. D. Drummoud seconded
by P. P. Harding, that By -Law No.1 of
1890, appointing Pathmasters for the
severalroad divisions as read ah first
and second time be now read a third
time and passed.—Carried.
Moved by P. P. Harding seconded by
J. D. Drummoud, that the Court of Re-
vision be held in the Town Hall on the
first Monday in June at 2 o'clock p. m.
—Carried.
Movitd by J. D. Drummond seconded
by P. P. Harding, that this Council ad-
journ to meet in the Town Hall the
first Monday in Juno at ten o'clock a.
m.—Carried.
Wm. Fraser, Clerk.
Wbea Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she WAS a Child, she cried for Castori
When she became hiss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
'Wanted.
Goo Salary and Expert cos,or 'Commission
paid: to the right men. C want men 25 to 50
years of ace to sell a full line of first-class
blurseryStock. Alt steel: guaranteed. Apply
at once, stating age and references..
C. T. B0 lTFL13Y, Rochester, N. Y.
May 1.-12t,
l auu �SCSZwaCa,i clot!
+� 1 1 ' quickly cur, o them-
nL ` L ' solves of W satin
talirr, Lost Efyar.,ltocti, from outhf
ytrors, et, C J'"1'i'1',r At home. 13ook on all
lOovato d0,c eso sant free (scaled). I'orteotly
reliable. Oyer 30 years' experience. Address—
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ADI
our "Relief for Women; in safe and always
�,,tl g� b" �a salol 1e ; bettor than Ergot, o of In,Tan,y
or Ponnvroyal PDtn. insures regularity.
Send few portionlo,c, Address
G+Er,l'bESD l XE,?I,' CO., TORONTO, canedn.
nt1 FORGE 1D on haat
Nom
abotdest e(0,ie drys. Mashed Latest
sod
greatst achievement of modern science I Most wn•
discovery of the agoLike no ether I ttl
Magical, , instantaneous in action Iloys with
w1,ekaruBald heads liaired"Curious eptetncloar
but
positive troths. Only genuine ordain In market, and Certain
to give abselnto 0arOfnotl ln. Gnormrtood. Price 91 n battle,
or throe bottles Mr $1. Eaob bottle lata one month, dddrens,
A. DIXON', 33or' 305, !00J vNTO, CANADA.
I
MADAME GIlVkC (R��r}il,lp'�Sy �fl,PAfiATI! 1 S,
SUPERFLUOUS sesaq.1. A pr n.. enbn that wv0
SUPERFLUOUS P' )27,11.:' q permanontln rwlovd
anperfluoua hair without injury to the skin. Warranted.
8(919a�05g891.- ,�ee AND
qq @�AAttpp��yT,+afll{{t�-�
PIMPLES AN D :BLAO,iiii €iOS sermnnontly
Ya,forerl in
from ie to Malaya, warranted Priaefor Redeye treatment. Sl,
Ali.■y �¢�p �ypp����yuHr�r,t �g�pp /py�, Q'� .oe tlt6sepsnplr
6.mOlter"41J1la,I17to,wlPILLSr,rhino embon•
point ie h matter of Sorin) ode, whether because It to Unicorn;
fortable 6r unfmIhiona
l
rr FOLIO wanr A
NTI•
i00IPU Gt1CTPILL$"lose tlbs. e month. They oasts
no sibknosrc' contain no poleon, and never iafi, Price for ane
monlh'e treatment, $3; or three menthe .'medicine, $1.
Warranted -
COMPLEXION 'WAFERS' OiovatiAa+
-.
Bleach the
Akin, 1ovelep the form Harmless. Permanent
in acct. Warranted. Prior; $1 a box, or six hetes for 13t,
Address M'tgAn.arree GF:toeseareWAlex,
196 .73;im11 Street %Wast °r.'o1°0Ata, Oat,
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lnlU Watch
1Vnrth . lflo ' 0. nc.tgfyi
wntclyin r \Vnn«st I•srftict
timekeeper Warranted henry,
elLlo ni hunting cotes,
Seth Indies'' arid gents slams,.,
y with works and Waal es of.
canal value. ON I; r1:a1oa In
dill each ;locality nen secure one
G'r+a'e, together with our largo
) �.1nml vnlonble Ire orli(onAeholti
, + Wayttalales,These eampiesras,wali
flliAfJtro�a 1e tvall:b, pro free: AU the work yea
Hind do 10 t0 show whoa: n mini yeti to Ulnae Who rah•—yol'tr
friends 00(01 nbh
cigorsre i now,, about yelp-thatalivayf reonlff
•o «al anblo trade Sarno, which holds for pie a When oner otertsd,
end bias, we aro Monica. We nay ell express, frhight, etc, After
yea lava n11, if you' vroul l lite to ate to roods for us.
mper
you can
earn from $21) to S, dire , er ,well and upwards. Address
JohJohn1.r T. Amos com, Div. 7, - Nth to solleoe cif, ..Bei[ rx:A(.J Portland, Mttine.
LES.A.LE
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RTAIL.
LargestThe Wholeoalethe County.
Hennessyralso J. R brandy8rw';
�1���� �� wood and �����,
Corby,Walker
�o�u � Whiskey � � n Stook.
FRENCH AND DOMESTIC WINES OF ALL KINDS;
filso 14 Crt Bil BEi CII$JIIPIItE.
Bass Ales Guinesses Stout all American Ales and Port e
QR l 94 TES � ti 'l'°�'$ ��_', CE w 1* ;, D F_ A STEL
COM Of MIS SOUR'S ICH 1111.
Flour, Feed a 1 Pmol :, s always on hand.
CARTERS
` TTLE,
IVER
P LLS,
Sick Headache and re1•eve all the troubles incl.
dent to e. bilious state of the system, such as
Diaeinecs, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
eating Pain in the Side, &c. While'theirmost
remarkable success has been shown in curing
• . +�,dtif
$sadache, yet. CARTES'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS
are equally valuable in Constipation, curing
and preventin gthis annoying complaint, while
they also Correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels.
Even if they only cured
Ache they would be almost pr celess to those
who steer from this distressing complaint;
but fortunately their goodness does not enfi
bere, and those who once try them will find
these little pills valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without thein.
But after 011 sick head
le the bane of so many lives that here is where
we mate our great boast. Our pills cure it
while otiers do not.
CARTER'S LITTLE Lrvsa PILLS are very small
slid very easy to take. One or two pills make
a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
not
please all whor o usse'them. ut by their vials at125 cents;
live for $1. Sold everywhere, or. sentby'n1aiL
6.AETEE MEDICINE 00„ New Fork,
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J. & J. IiIdIAR,TIN, Proprietors.
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Infants and adults suffering from
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Id contain would= or any drugs
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HARMLESS HEADACHE
P0511 i o Fts
ALL HEADACHE.
whey are _t of a veto•
tfsrd to clue every -
til ing,Lut s turpty boar''.
aches'. Try them, it
tui6l coat but G cents
for a box m14 01,62/ aro
harm te.93.
They ere not a Catiertic.
1890. SUMER ARRANGEMENT 1890,,
LI VERPOOL AND QUEBEC SERVICE.
FROM LIVERPOOL
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24 "
1 May
15 " ,..,
22 "
29 11
5 June....
19 ”
26 "
3 July .. ,
10 t1 ....,
24 "
31 "
7 August -
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RATES OF PASSAGE.
Montreal or Quebec to Liverpool.
Cabin, $60.00, $70.00 and $80.00, according to accommodation. Servants in Cabin, M.
Intermediate, $2500, Steerage, $2000 Return Tickets, Cabin, $110.00, 5130.00, $150.00. In r-
ut ediate, $55.00. Steerage, 840,00.
Passengers wishing to embark at Montreal will leave Toronto by Tnesday morning's
Express and go on board any time after eight o'clock the same e'rening.
For further information apply to
JOHN SPA CKMAN,
The only authorized agent for Exeter, Ont.
FARMERS AND THREHERS
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CYLINDER, AXLE GREASE,
BOLT CUTTING, V Bros-A�DARAF I11 E,
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LAME
WOOL OILS,
PURGERS.
SEE THAT THE BARRELS ARE BRANDED
McColl Bros09 'Jardine, Torch` o5,
FOR SALE BY
B ITT -` a9 Exeter, n tate.
NOW I.W STOCK
II Largo fissortut of ERR 3
Barbed, Buckthorn, Oiled, Anneacd
and Galvanized wires, a full l�.neo
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