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TEUBSDAY, 00T1 30th, 1890,
SIR RIO HARD AT BEWERE
On Monday night Sir Richard Cart,
svtl;ht addressed the faithful of R•en-
frew, and re -affirmed the policy of the
Liberal party as expounded by Mr.
Laurier at Abbotsford. Sir Richard's
speech, as reported by the Grit papers
,•esterday, nlay be said to haye ben
uacle up of. one grain of sense, one
ounce of argument, one pound of mixed
and muddled statistics, one ton of abuse
of the Dominion Government and no
Scrapies whatever when dealill • with
the policy of his opponents. The one
grails Of 531150 waS his admission of the
importance of the home, market, but he
greatly imperilled the credit for sense
we have giveli hint by stating that
"the home market of the Canadian
people is it the United States." Oh, uo,
Sir Richard! Not quite yet, although it
might be should the people ever commit
the error of Allowing the Unrestricted
Reciprocity Grits to got into power.
In the meantime the home market for
Canadians is Canada, and, with the
blessing of God and th'e help of the
• National. Policy, we will continue ;to
improve and enlarge it. The gist of
Sir Richard's speech may be summed
• uf, in his statement that "the policy of
▪ the Liberals was as clear and unmis-
takable as it could be made. Shey de
▪ manded free and unrestricted connner-
cial intercourse with the United States,
and as a means to that end that Cana-
da should have the right to negotiate
her own commercial treaties." Sir
Richar_l is clear enough on this point,
and it is satisfactory that he is so. If
the Liberals are content to rest their
• claims to the confidence of the people
on the whining cry that we must have
"unrestricted commercial intercourse
with the. United States" or starve, the
Conservative party has no reason to
complain. This everlasting whine that
•Canada cannot exist without some-
thing which she has been told over and
over again by the United States she
cannot have, is neither dignified nor
manly, and is about as reasonable and
•logical as a baby's boo-hooing because
it cannot have the moon. Perhaps if
Sir Richard and his followers got what
they,are crying for they 'would find it
as much use to them as the baby would
the moon, Sir Richard is mistaken in
his idea that "the United States market
could not be replaced;" and he is worse
than mistaken, he is deceiving himself
and seeking to deceive others if he
really thinks ,that "If the people of
Canada declared by their votes at the
polls that they sincerely desired unre-
stricted reciprocity with the United
States, they would have no difficulty in
obtaining such a boon," Neither the
press nor the public men of the United
States have ever expressed any desire
for "unrestricted reciprocity" with
Canada, except on the terms of political
union. They have over and over again
stated plainly and iministal.ably that
if Canada Wants free and unrestricted
access to the markets of the United
States she can only have it by becom-
rt
' in„ ' part of the United States. It is
Mere waste ofbreath this continued
and persistent insistence on Canada's
being able to have Commercial without
political union with the United States.
If the Liberal party was in office to-
morrow, what power would it have to
force the Americans to give us some-
thing they do°not wish to give, except
by a sacrifice on our part of political
liberty and national life, which no true
Canadian is,prepared to make: Go on
�, i
crying for the moon Sir
Richard, d if
you think it will"clo you any good; but
if vou'fancy it willinduce the people
le
P p
of Canada to return the Liberal party
to pourer at the next election, you will
find, iii the words of "The Canuck,"
that "Yon was make; a big mistook."
Notice hereby given that the partner-
ship heretofore existingbetween: :John :C';,,
McDone11 and William A, Waugh, carrying
n
.n business n
r a1
n
at thnV i
119 aofH,
g eucD.o, under
the name, style and firm of iVfcrioneJl C.
:t�
.Waugh li
1t 11.
this 1
ed. c ay been mutually dissol.v=
:flats,2nr
d
, 1Ont y1$90
tvt•r rvo 5w t. oDort r.,.
L. Ii. Damson SrrlNrii AL A. WAI.IGIc,.
•Ilaving purchased the interest of 'William
,A, Waugh .in th.e above partnership. T. will
coniiitwuttm"o' MI saic"l bnginess irl the old stand
and .fare pared to give bargains to parch as-
ersot1391
Hardware. J`011N E. nItiDONIrT,r..
I'Tavingg sold out ruy interest in the above
pat tri orslripto 1t. McDen ,Oil, Veli o will Con tin-
rc i~he,tttsiness I take tins Opportunity
ron of
haun'i?;ta'air � customers for their patronage
in the 1,astrtutihOar filly recommend inyeon
tinning partner, Mr. sioDolaoll: to all my
customers and patrons,
WIr,L YA:1t A..,WAtrrtt.
All a'tceotxnfs Ino the said firm Xrlltst Iln paid..
to in d at once and any person hii'ving an
maims against tiro said partnership will
kindl;Y hand to sere without delay.
J. •i7, MoDoini:r.i,
roefielt ,
:Report sag's we are to have a new
taro ,Soon;
Mr. William Scott ]las reltttod-tile old
manse in real modern style.
Mr. William MMIclntosh, of New Glas-
gow, N. S., is visiting here at pi,.eseut•.
Mr, D. Hays the popular stage drivel •
bet`iveen Bayfield and Seafoi•th has lo-
oated here.
Mr. Joe. Robinson has been laid tip
a few days with a bad cold,..but he is
able to be around again.
lilt•,. John Dancey, of Exeter, has.
started to purchase grain here : and is
paying the highest prices.
Mr. S. J. 1'alliock has rentedhisdwell.
ing; house for a hall. The Foresters
will take pessessioti shortly.
A considerable number of our young
people attended a party at Mr. J. Dallas,
and report having had a ,grand time,.
The young ladies have forinecl a
walking• club and are practising hard
for the six days "go as yon please"
which will come offabout Christmas.
What the boys \\ ant is an athletic club
for the winter months.
en
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Maple e Ave, StockFarm,
Lucan, Ont., Nov. 29, 1890.
Bart. Cottam, Esq., London, Ont.,
DEAR SIn.—I have given the CIIA'lI-
PION FOOD a fair trial and haye no
hesitation in pronouncing' it the best
prepared food I have ever used. Some
of my horses had an attack of INFLU-
ENZA and I fed thein CHAMPION
FOOD with their ration of grain and
bran and never saw anything work a
change for the better so rapidly. It
seems to remove all impurities from
the system with which no animal can
be in ,a thriving condition. I have
also some colts thathave been troubled
with worms but after giving them a
couple of feeds of CHAMPION FOOD
they passed thein hi large quantities.
CHAiVMPION FOOD must ;soon conte
intogv eneral use and I have been
en tall:-
ing to several of our farmer's and stock-
men about it and shall be ° pleased to
promote the interests of your VALU-
ABLE' roof).
1 shall soon be coming to Linden
where I shall require some more.
1 s,in, dear sir, yours very truly,
F. H. NEIL.
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public that I carry an imrnen-
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"Remember the stand, two doors north
of the Town Hall, Exeter.
WALT. ANDREWS.
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A Fresh and New Stock of
0ro00rl0s Ctotioiiarg
JUST ARRIVED .AT THE
Family a Grocery.
Also Pure EXTRACTS
and SPICES.
A beautiful piece of glass-
ware given away with 1115 of
Mayell's Baking Powder.
Dash rood Roller Flour
For Sale.
Call and examine our goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
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HARMLESS .1i EE1D ACHE
PO60)50'B RS
0x5,.8
ALL !-IEADACHE.
They are not adver-
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thirtti,butsimply Tread-
aches. try them, it
will cost but 2.5 cents
far a box and thou aro
harmless.:
-:.: �r • They are nota Cathartic.
P1so's Remedy for Catarrh is t:ao
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Y
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ardine
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7
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N10.0.91.170. -...F41001.1 INDE OIL
Is the .finest iii•Canada fig t ensile cyli>tndei•s,
F011 SALE BY—
SISSETT BR 't' Exeter, Ontario.
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THE UNDERSIGNED1IAS OPENED OUT A NEW STOCK
OF
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a B $ II $ II II II $ II h $ 11 —1-11
In Canadian and Imported Tweeds, French Worsteds, etc.,
which he will sell at right prices. If you wish a nobby or
plain suit it will repay you to call and examine his large
stock which has just arrived.
il SURE FIT BIIIIflIINTEEII EVERY TIME.
Special attention given to ladies mantle mak' .
Give me a Trial and you will be Convinced.
Stand one door north of Fish's Barber shop.
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READ and LEARN
wlanere to 1 - -
The Best Goads for the Least Money.
srumulasztemfamaxem
We carry the largest stock of STOVES and TINWARE
in town and we are selling it at the lowest possible price for
cash. In Hall and Library Lamps we are showing an elegant
display at right prices. All kinds of Table and Hand Lamps
at wnolesale prices. •
In Cross -cut Saws
We are showing all the latest and leading patterns and makes. .
5 different patterns to choose from.
AXES, a large stock at prices that defy coWWpetition.
As. usual a full stock of
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AGENTS FOR THE RAYMOND SEWING MACHINE
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e He FISH,.
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Where he does all his
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Ladies' and Children's hair -cutting in
the latest style.
AGENT FOR THE
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Merchant Tailor
I1001(
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Exr.
Has now in stock
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Simmer Greeds, Gents
Furnishings, eto.
Sole agent for Exeter for IVORINE
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