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THURSDAY, NOV, 26th, 1891,
OVATION AT PERTH.
It was most beueetiug that the P
'faster General should, after what t
placer during last session of Parliat
receive a public endorsement by m
hers of the Cabinet in presence. of
own constituency'. Never`on ally
vious occasion were so many rltilils
of the Crown present at any pu
demonstration such as that given
Perth last weer; to honor of the 1
John Haggart, who has represer
South Lanark for the last twenty yc
Stress of official duties alone peeven
Premier Abbott from being pies
and taking part in the clemonstrat
Perth might well feel honorees by s
distinguished party and such a to
influent gathering as assembled in
new .Agricultural Hall ;and South L
ark, whieli was represented by ev
municipality in the Fitting;, might f
proud of the honor alone to its repr
eutative on that occasion. The me
bees of Cabinet present, who all spo
greater g
at or less length on the polit
al issues before tae country, were t
Hun, Sir John Thompson, Minister
Justice; Hon. G. E, Foster, Minister
k'inance; Hon. M. Bowels, Minister
Customs; Bon. J. A. Chapleeu, Deere
ary of State; Hon. Carling, Minister
Agriculture; lion. J. Costigan, Minist
of Inland Revenue: Hen, C. H. Tapp
Minister of Marine and Fisheries; 1•?o
Frank Smith, Acting Minister of Pu
lie Works.; and Hon. J. Haggart, Pos
Master• -General. Mr. Haggart, wh
was the -first speaker, rebutted the pe
sonal charges brought against hi
during the closing hours of last sessio
by an infuriated Opposition smartin
under disappointment at their inabi
ity to upset the Government. Th
Minister of Justice dealt with that pa
of the opposition policy that tried t
connect the Government with certai
irregularities in the Civil Service
showing that the Cabinet had aided i
the investigations and taken the bold
est steps for purifying the public ser
vice. The Minister of Finance in hi
usual incesive way threw back upon
the Opposition their hypocritical pro
fessions of purity,and referred instron b
terms to the. recent contested election
trials as evidence that, the corruptio
and bribery were all ou ttre other side
Mr Chapeau in a very happy and
able speech defended the loyalty of the
French Canadians, and said that "the
last gine to. be ;lied in Canada in de
feast of the:British flag would be fired
by a French Caanadain". The cry of
political morality by the. Opposition
'inet witha scathing rebuke from the
Secretary of State. He, endorsed the
full plank of the great Conservative
parry, as outlined by their late,; chief-
tain. The ''Minister of Agriculture
spoke of the immense increase in our
trade with Great Britain. Last year,
he said, we sent to the Motherland
twenty million dollas worth of Agricul-
tural produce, while only Eleven Mil.
1 .. v
lion Dollars worth found its way into
the neighboring' Stales, Hon, Mr. Trip
per pointed out the prosperity of Can-
ada as proof of the beneficial efiectb of
Conservative rule during the last thir-
teen years. Other members of Cabinet
dwelt upon various features of nation-
al progress and development, while`
" they one. and all testified. to the ability
and integrity of the Post -Master Gen-
eral. In moving a vote of thanks to
the Chairman who presided, Sir John
Thompson alluded to an incident inthe
ife of the late Premier, who in spear:
bag. some years ago for e church.fund
was warned not to refer. to 'political
• subjects. Said he: "Never mind polit-
ies but r•e-elect Jacl:11tggart and leave
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no mol e filess-about rt. .Chis the iw7in-
ister of Justice thought was the ' most
appropriate sentiment en the present
occasion, The ovation given at Perth
to the Hon, Mr, Haggart was pronoun:
sed to be an unqualified success.
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THE TORONTO ihli'PTRE.
It is with feelings of satisfaction that
we congratulate the Toronto Empire
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on the independent stand it has talten
in public matt put '
C
p ars, more especially in
the publication of the starting diselos`
ures recently made regarding the
Quebec Court house contract. The
public owe: a debt of obligation to.. the
;rlrp'ire fo) keeping thein read up 'on
the Scandalous Misappropriation of the.
/Albite funds voted for the building of
tjie Bay Chaleurs railwa - out:
y,of which
large sums were paid to Paeaud as'
agent ofr'
P emrer 14lercinr to carry on
the uebec
ale' i a ,
c.t on,
Q an
dtosecur
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for
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Mr, Lac a irbi a good. ood working majority
in the .house of':Conunons. But dam-
aging as the .evidences was in that case
the disclosures just made by Mr. Z'i'hel'
an, Who was contractor for the Quebec
Court house, far surpass in guilt and
magnitude the boodling transactions
itt the Other instance` As furnished by
Mr. Whelan to the correspondent of the
Empire, the items of money given to
different members of the Quebec - Gov-
ernment and their confreres, and char-
ges by them to the public account, foot
up the enormous sum of $15,000! The
diselosures made have naturally cre-
ated an immense sensation throughout
the province, comin, so soon upon the
heels of the Bay Chalenr•s scandal: and
the press of Quebec, without regard to
political bias, have pronounced this
latest phase of government corruption
to be such as to demand a Foyel Corn
mission to fully investigate the charges
preferred, Mr, Whelan has, since been
interviewed by. severalnewspaper
men in the other province, and cot -
&Ms to the letter his statements prey•
iously made to the Umpire correspond-
ent, Both the Montreal Star and Wit-
ness, who usually reflect the views of
the Liberal party, have spoken out
manfully on this fast scandal; and they
contend that in the interests of public
justice, as well as for the credit of
their Province, a sifting inresti,ation
should be; made of the whole .transact
ion. Meantime, the Montreal Xeroses
—whose editor -is the Hon. Peter Mitch
ell, the rejected of his own constituency
iu Neiir Brunswick --.has published a
most fierce and hiatal attack On Mr
Whelan for 'having peached onthe
party and given information to the
Einpiu'e, and lie will be called upon to
substantiate his charges before a court
of justice. As the .Daly Witness has
well observed: "The Conservatives
may now be cour'tted upon to do their
very best to rid the province of this.`
incubus of evil.
Stephen.
Mr. Septinrus llogaith's new resi-
dance, situated on the dth concession of
the township, is nearing completion. It
is much admired by all andconsidered
one of the best buildings in the section
This, with the many other improve-
meats Mr. H. bus made, will add great-
ly to the value of his farm,
Messrs. Bawcten Bros,, brielelayers,
eouinleted the brickwoek of Mr, Sidney
Snell's bank barn, London Road, last
week. The building• has been raised
about eight feet and workmen are at
present busily engaged putting an ad-
dition on one, side of about twenty
feet. Although the work was begun
he a late season of the year it hes been
pushed forward .rapidly and orily a
short time will elapse before it will
be occupied by. stock. When completed
it will make a vast improvement to his
much admired premises.
Centralia.
Charlie was in town last week giv-
ing the boys some superfluous talk.—
Messrs. Hodgins and Robinson, of Lu.
can, were in town on Tuesday of last
week.—Mr. Wes. Pym, of Whalen, was
visiting his hone on Sunday--Wessrs..
Parsons and Sons have started to but
two carload of poultry and two of
dressed. hogs.—WEDDING BELLS.—On
Tuesday last week at the residence of
the bride's father, Mr. James Hicks, of
this place, to Miss Annie, daughter of
Mr. Eagleson, of Harp ley. ,After
ceremony had 1 Pthe
been performd, and the
happy couple nude one, they all sat
down to a good repast, after which
Janes started on his honeymoon it ith
his long sought for prize.' The have
1 y ale
the best wishes of the community, con-
gratulations.being extended from all
quarters, and many the two, which are
one now, live to enjoy long. Ryes of
happiness.
Preparing for the
Contest!
SCORE'S OF APPLICATIONS`
COMING IN!
Only The Ladies of Canada Can
Compete!
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SPV.C3A,L FlItTURE OF Tin,:
Our Canadian ladies are already
preparing for the; great Diamond. Dye
Competition; they are going -into this
work with a vire and earnestness that
is truly surprising; and it is a well-
known fact, that whenever the ladies
enter upon any work in this way, it is
always well 1 done.
Of taut •
stl the great
noveltyof the work, and the wide field
of operation opened up by this unique
competition, will be the means of
drawing' in hundreds of ardent work-
ers, wlm, under ordinary circumstances,
would hesitate before : committing
thernselye9 to trouble and unremuner-
ati re work.
In this liberal and highly commend-
able contest, inaugurated by the pro-
prietors of Diamond Dyes, the ladies
have 'en agent to work with, which
develops immense possibilities, and
produces results wielth
! are pleasing to
t hs eye. The great t valio
t,y Of work in
r
the various eiassesoperl foreompetition
sloes not by any means take in all that
can be aceomplisned by the celebrated
Dlainorld Dyes, it ls, however, in the
well regulated, economical and happy
home that Diamond Dyes are justly
appreciated, and considered' to be incus
tensible helps and aids, As season
succeeds season, the wise wife and
mother thinks of the wearing apparel
belonging to herself, husband and
children, and realizes the iunnortant
fact that it can be fitted for wear once
mare through the use of Diamond
Dyes. The materials still good, but
perhaps too light in color, and, it • may
be faded With .VCO1 and exposure to
sun, can all be re dyed in some fash-
ionable dark color, or made a lovely
shade 01 jet or blue black. It just
amounts to tins, as a lady remarked,
"for a trifling outlay you can have the
summer wardrobe of man, woman or
d.hild transformed into nein and stylish
articles for autunm ,and winter
wear."
Ahl;acly scores of wives and mothers
have sent in the necessary application
form, intimating their intention of
coinpethig in the great "Diamond Dye
Competition" scheme. They 'know
exactly the particular line of work
they =can excel in, and feel that the
proposed competition scheme embraces
in its ample scope just such it 01 , as
they can best accomplish.
Within the past three weeks ladies
in the United States have written • to
us, asking if they will be allowed to
compete. We wish it distinctly under
stood that 1
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111011 d Dye
Comte
tition" is open only to the ladies of
Canada. However, we devoutly trust
that Mir fair American cousins will, ie
due time, have a competition of the
sante kind presented to them.
•A very special feature of this "Dia
mond Dye Competition" is the filet of
its beim fit E4 to all competitors. Not-
withstanding the great cost of its in-
auguration, and employment of extra.
helpfor the proper conducting' of the
scheme, no fees are exacted from the
ladies for the privilege of competing,
and all goods sent in for exhibition
remain the property of the makers, and
are to be returned free of charge to
then. It will thus be seen that every
possible aid is extended to thea• ladies`
to enable them to take large cash:
pllzes without incurring any expense.
The retail druggists of the Domin-
ion,from ocean to ocean, highly Coln.'
nand the Scheme, and predict ell' in-
teresting and profitable time foie the
]adies> Hundreds of letters received
from these druggists are full of assur-
ances of kind support; and each drug-
gist has determined to do what he can
to encourage the wives, mothers and
slaughters of his ton=n to tale as many
prizes as possible.
All who are not already supplied
with `Competition hooks," explaining
the scheme, Should apply for them at
Once to the Wells & Richardson Co,,
Montreal; they will be sent post free to
any, address.
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the matter of the Estate of William
Brock, late of the Township of 'Us -
borne in the County of Huron,'
Yeoman, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to chapter
1.10 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario; 1597,
that all persons hating claims against the
Estate ni'William Brock, ]ate of' the Town-
ship of tlsborne in the County of Ifnron ;yeo-
man, deceased, who died on the, lith day of
October, 1591, are required to deliver or send.
by post prepaid to the undersigned Solicitor •
for Samuel Brock and Thomas Brock. Exec-
utors of the Last Will and Te; tament of the
—said deceased on or before the—
ay o °EMBER,. I89I,
a statement in writing containing
their names and, addresses and full particu-
lars of their claims duly verified by statist- �S `t° °�
arv<leclltration. and t.henature of'the seem•- Pa•9R 81 MARTIN,
, PROP S.
it, (if airy) baldly them and that after the
said 5rs;t clay of December, 7391 the said Ex-
ecutors utors will proceed to distribute the assets
of the said estate owing the parties entitled
thereto Laving regards only to claims' of
which notice shall have been received as
above required, and the said Executors
not be liable for the said Assets or,any part
thereof so distributed to any person or leer -
sons of whose claims notice sbal.1 not have
been receivers at the time of such distribu-
tion. B. V ELLIOT,
Solicitor for Executors.
Dated this circ day ofNovembe1991 r, Ont,
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all diseases coining
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the BLoon, and also
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ti' rho I3t:oon and
srs'rLar, whop broken
down by overworit;
Rtental worz'y, disease;
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physical and mental,
EVERT�g�8 should take then,
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pressions and irregularities, which inevitably
entail sickness when neglected,
ilii�ItB should take these>'XLLs,
kl BBi N5 They will cure the re-
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system.
(®mei Cl; ma ®11811 Tlaesshould take them.
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make thous regular.
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receipt of price (100. per box), by addressing
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Brockville, Ont.
t �i)® SAL&tt and Commission to
elA IJ o Agent.;, lien and Women, Teach-
$900
and Clergymen to introduce a new mad
ponetav etatzduts'd book.
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for even the t•nprofessonal to understand when we
cake into consideration the titnss of food that it is made
the receptacle of for a time, there to be churned, di,
gested and so assimilated,
MALTOPEPSYN
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One who will take an interest in pushing the
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Musical instruments in the county..
PIANOS,
ORGANS.
VIOLINS,
ALSO
SEWING MACHINES,
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FARM IMPLEMENTS &c.
The above instruments always on
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FARMS FOR. SAL.,.E.
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township of Osborne iii the countt, of Huron
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There e is aslant ao acres cleared and the bal-
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ofwater inrlwell stated for stock raising.
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Paints and Oils.
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Barbed., Plain, Strap, Blacks & Galvanized ices away
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stn EAVETROUGHINU A SPECIALTY.
RV --7 v a ' MACHINES
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Mr. George Srnallcombe wishes to
inform the citizens of Exeter and sur
rounding country that he has opened
-out a new --
0. and Gents' Furnish-
ing Establishment ilr
Fanson's Block.
Latest designs of a'oods always on hand,
and'matde up in the latest
American Styles at Right
Prices,
A CALL SOLICITED AND A GOOD
FIT GUARANTEED.
Ladies Jackets and IVIantle
making
gt attended to.
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MERCHANT A
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