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Glorrie Convention.
The Winghare A.dvance gave the fullest
report of Conservative Convention, held
at Gorrie reoently and as it contained
items of interest not given elsewhere we
reproduce it :-
A convention of Conservative delegates
from each sub -division in the East Biding
of Huron WAS held at Gorrie on Monday.
The meeting was waled to order shortly
after two o'olook by the President, Jae.
Irwin, who in a few brief sentences abated
the object of the meeting, and then called
on R. Birnaington, of Toronto, to address
those present.
Mr. Birmingham, went forward to the
platform and first thanked those present
for their invitation to him to be present.
East Huron, he said, was one of the
ridings that was lost and could be re-
deemed, and why not send a man to Ot-
tawa. who will work for his ouuntry's
good instead of having a representative
who blooks the wheels of progress and
decries his country at every opportunity.
He would advise the electors to meet in
each polling sub.division and take the
proper steps to have every name obtain.
able placed on the lists. West Huron
was won from M. C. Cameron, and East
Baron oan be won from Dr. Macdonald.
R. L. Taylor, secretary, gave a verbal
statement of what had been done einoe
the recent Executive meetings in the
west portion of the riding in the matter
of organizing and attending to the lists.
He also read a telegram from Hon. J. 0.
Patterson, who stated his inability to be
present and expressing regrets.
E. L. Dickinson told the meeting what
bad been done in the east end, and what
was being done, giving some interesting
and reliable figures of the gains being
made.
T. Farrow, ex-M.P., being called to
the platform, gave a rattling ten-minute
address.
W. G. Strong, of Howick, stated: that a
large and enthusiastic meeting of the
township association bad been held on
Friday and that the work of revising the
lists had been gone into in conjunction
with the officials of the riding. Howiek,
be said, would do better next time than
ever before.
The same encouraging reports were
received from Grey, through 0. Cousins
and E. Bryans ; Morris, through John
niooney, and Wroxeter through W. Wil.
son.
After a thorough discussion of the
voters' list question the President called
for nominations, and received tbe follow-
ing :-
Ed. Bryan, by H. Perkins and T.
Naeh.
Dr. Chisholm, by G. Barton and T. X.
Powell.
Major Keine, by J. Jeoques and J.
Foster.
Thos. Farrow, by W. H. Clegg, and 3.
Mooney.
A. H. Moegrove, by W. Doig and E.
Bryan.
B. Gerry, by J. J. Denman and W. H.
Oloakey.
3. Irwin, by E. L. Dickinson and R. 0.
Sperling.
E. L. Dickinson, by J. Perkins and J.
Galbraith.
W. Clegg, by W. F. Vanetone and R.
Anderson.
H. Perkins, by R. MoMurray and H.
Dennis.
J. J. Deninan, by W. H. Oloakey and
W. Mines.
B. S. Cook, by James Leech and J.
Corbett.
0. 0ousine, by W. Mines and W. Bey.
ant.
50. Birmington, by W. Weir and R.
Wal ker.
H. Mooney, by J. Bulger and J. l0loore.
J. Perkins, by B. Gerry and W. G.
Strong.
Tbe President then declared the nom•
inations olosed, and instructed those
nominated to adjourn to another room to
talk the matter over. Owing, however,
to the absence of several of the nominees,
no decision was arrived at, and this re.
port was oonveyed to the meeting.
The matter was then left in the hands
or the Executive committee'and after
giving three °been for the Queen the
convention adjourned for e month, when
a choice will be made.
SIX INTERESTING FACTS.
The earth's lowest body of water is the
Caspian sea, which has been sinking for
cen buries.
Robbing the ostrich of its feathers is a
oruel operation. The feathers are im-
bedded so tighltly in the flesh that each
quill is covered with blood when it is
wrenched out.
The codfish le the most prolifi0 fish of
the sea, yielding 45,000,000 eggs each
season. As many to 8,900,000, 0,000,000
and even 9,500,000 eggs have been found
in a roe of a single cod.
Monet Hercules, 'eland of PaPna, is
the higheet in the world, ite altitude be.
ing 82,786 feet. Mount Everest, in India
was until recently pet down as the tarp
est, but it ie only 29,002 feet high.
Ice one to two inches thick will beer
men, two inebee thick will bear infantry,
Tiffi 13B, $ 14$ POST
litONINT TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6 Per cent,, Yearly.
font inches Wok well bear %miry and
light guns, six MOW will hear teams
with moderato loads or heavy *old geos,
and eight inehos teanni With heavy leads,
Most pere9MI would be surprised to
learn that a needle in the Purse a Its
manufacture and before placed en tho
morlret for sole passes through the bands
of from eight to one hundred and Wen.
ty people, (even complete prooeseee,
Mal involving several minor operatione,
are necessary before o sewing noodle is
At for sale.
ST4Writifi TilIl FESPER.
We never lead a coal stove around the
haus° until last Saturday. Have
woye used pine Oahe and peons ef our
neighbor's fence, They barb well, too,
but the fence got all burned up, and the
neighbor said be wouldn't buy a new one,
00 wo went down to Shannon's and got a
aottl etove.
You see we didn't know anything
about coal stoves, We filled the stove
about half full of pine fenoe, and when
the stuff got well to going we tiled the
artisean well on the top with coal. 16
simmered and sputtered about five or ten
minutes And all went out, and we put on
an overooat and a pair of buckskin mit.
611S and "went out too" -to eupper. We
remarked in the oourse of the frugal
meal that Shannon was a "frond" for
recommending such a (=founded re.
frigerator to a mon to got warm by,
After supper we took a piece of km and
rubbed our Mode warni, and went in
where that stove wag, resolved to make
her draw and burn, if it took all the pine
femme in tbe blook. Our better half
threw a quilt over her, and ebiveringly
remarked that she never knew what real
solid comfort was until she got a coal
stove.
Stung by the saroasin in her remark,
We turned every dingus on the stove that
was moveable or looked like it had any.
thing to do with the draft, and pretty
soon the stove began to heave up heat.
It was not long before she sputtered like
the new Ronald engine. Talk about
your heat 1 In ten minutes that room
was as ninth worse than a Turkish bath
as Hades is hotter than Frank Darke's
ice house. The prespinition fairly fried
out of a tin water cooler in the next
room, but we couldn't stop the confound-
ed thing.
We forgot what Shannon told ne about
the dampers, and she kept a'biling. The
only thing we could do was go to bed
and leave the thing to burn the house up
12 80 wanted to. We stood off with a pole
and turned the damper every way, and
at every turn she just sent oat heat
enough to roast an ox. We went to bed,
supposing that the coal would eventually
burn out, but about 12 o'clock the whole
family had to get up and sit on the batik
fence.
Finally a man came along who had
been brought up among coal stoves, and
he put a wet blanket over him and crept
np to tbe stove and turned the proper
dingue and she cooled off, and since that
time has been just as comfortable as pos-
sible. If you buy a coal stove, you want
to learn bow to engineer it, or you may
get roasted. -Regina Reoord.
FIGS AND THISTL.ES.
God le oloee tone when we trust him.
The devil hates daylight.
Short prayers reach heaven first.
The man who wrongs his brother de-
fies hie God.
The religion that costs nothing does
nothing.
A step toward God will put the devil
behind ne.
When we know how a man lives we
know how he praye. i
Religion that sn't used every day
.won't keep sweet a week.
The lower down a Christian gets the
higher up he oan look.
The Christian who neglects his Bible
will soon forget his God.
God rewarde no according to the
amount of heart we put into our work.
The real cross of Christ for no is the
one upon which we may die for him.
An opportunity to do an unselfish mot
is a chance to take a step with Christ.
The thing that made Job rich WAS his
faith in God ; not hie camels and sheep.
The spider probably thinks the bee is
fooling away its time in making honey.
On the day the Sons of God came to-
gether first, the devil made his first
hypocrite.
The man who don't give God any of
his money hasn't given him much of his
heart.
The man who loves his neighbor as
himself ie living that way every day in
the week.
Ohrist was born in a stable to show bis
willingness to enter the vilest sinner's
heart.
Cover the earth with flowers all the
year round, and the bees will soon quit
work.
If the devil hal to travel in his baro
feet, we oould always tell him by hie
tracks.
The more "sounding brasses" there are
in a church, the lees good it does to ring
the bell.
The devil hates the preaching, but he
is generally pretty well satisfied with the
colleotion.
The devil will keep on making hypo.
orites as long as there is a good men in
the oh uroh.
The devil has never been able to find
out how to make hie mud stick to a Chris -
Lien's back.
Will our names upon our gravestones
be nothing more than names to those
who read them 0
The Bible as a center table ornament
will not do any more for the soul than a
bloat( of wood.
When an opportunity ItneOlta at your
door, don't stop to ask why 10 10 there, or
it will be gone.
There is nothing Christiana pray more
for than purity of heart, and nothing
they so much resist.
The devil never knows just what to do
with the man who keeps hie religion when
he loses his money.
Thepreecher who would have the coin.
mon people hear him gladly, must talk
80 ae to be understood.
If you become unequally yoked with an
unbeliever, you will soon have to pull the
whole load yourself.
Stop looking toward the wrong plate,
and it will be easier to fatty in the right
place.
There are still plenty of people whose
religion consists in inuking broad their
phyl a ote ri ee.
There are some people who think that
going to .311=01 and looking solemn on
Sunday le religious.
Oenerull Ne-vvo.
V. or L. be invaded japan.
01. Tiouis has a Spaniel; olub,
Germany runs textile schools.
Detroit violtore belie OrglPlizod;
Chinese soldiers gete month.
Detroit oil pediarel have a union.
ChJe81g0 garpentOre won a strike.
Rollmop° hoothiaohs organized.
England hole 1,287,007 union men.
Maine Milts of abolishing coroners.
DO meThavilear Pays r0618.va5i0v ef roor lavituoQorgoaf
Miolz,„ hasn't 0. vacant house.
Cleviond, 0., bee a newsboy's home,
Detroit Central Union has a library.
Providence hackmen have organized,
1:10010 Bain has 60,000 union printers.
St. Paul has en Afro.Amerioan league.
Cincinnati has a Russian night 0011001,
Baltimore has a Sooialist-Labor party.
Philadelphia has a Single Tax weekly,
Waunaca, Wis., liquor Beene.) ie 0500.
Chicago be eg women's Federal Union.
Mieh., Saloons close at 9, p,
Ohiaago olaims 150,000.trades.union-
1001labama is to have a Single Tax col.
•
ony,
Marphysboro, Ill., miners held o.re.
un ion,
Iffiohigon druggists have a State
Moon, Ido., has a negro anti -liquor
league.
Ching° Werke are agitating Sunday
closing.
Battle Creek, Mien., has a co-operative
colony.
A. New York bakers' union runs labor
blirean.
Caboal, Mo,, charges 050 for a cigar.
ette license.
Waehington railroad laborers get 01.50
a day and board.
Boston garment workers will run co-
operative shops.
William Waldorf Astor's income is
08,000,000 a year,
Brotherhood oarpenters turned down
the Sooialist faction.
Oldham, Eng., oo•operative sooieties
have 11,000 members.
Oinoinnati Barbers' Union will try to
exterminate niokel
Milwaukee saloon keepers kids against
the oompetition of grocers.
Calumet, Mich,'candy stores may be
forced to close ort Sunday.
A clergyman addressed the Socialist -
Labor party of New Haven.
Chief Arthur is opposed to Govern-
ment ownership of railroads.
It is said that 8000 women in Buffalo
receive lead than 02.50 a week.
A Cincinnati man is to sell pnre milk
in the parks at one cent a glass.
Prohibitionistare charged with set.
ting on fire saloons at Strait!, Ill.
Denver retail butchers are protesting
against paying $50 for a license.
A St. Louie firm will test the could.
tutionality of the boiler inspection law.
The Wisconsin Patriot, the' organ of
the A. P. A., has suspended publication.
The lose bo the State of Arkansas by
the cyclone is definitely estimated at 075,
000.
After a desperate fight near Bloom-
field, Ind., Thursday night, in which one
of the Bloomfield bank robbers was shot,
the three men who got away with $5,000
of the bat:1112e money were run down.
The wounded robber had $1,109 on his
person. He will die.
David Morrison, of Al'eulas,ny City,
died several years ago, leaving a lob of
money secreted in his house, but it could
not be found. Last week while the furni-
ture was being pecked up for removal an
old bookcase was found, and, on taking
10 00 pieces, an old box fell to the floor,
which contained gold and certificates
worth $75,000.
The members of the Ontario Cabinet
went to Niagara Falls, Thursday of
last week on a tour of inspection of the
work done at the Park during the sum.
mer. The question of granting eleotrio
power privileges and to erect power Mu.
Males on the Canadian side similar to
those on the American aide will also be
considered. A number of applioetione
have been received from parties who are
anxious to have the matter settled at
once.
In the German eettlement in Mercer
county, eight miles North-East of Fort
Recovery, Ohip, Friday night, the farm
employees of Nathan Greer were engaged
in threshing wheat and Ellsworth Mo.
Afee, aged 27 years, end William Greer,
aged 20 years, were in the hay tnow
stacking away the straw. A. spark from
the engine set fire to the dry straw,
which flashed up like powder. MeAlee
and Greer were cornered like rats in a
trap, and although they tried bard to
escape where a board had been knocked
off, they met a horrible death by suffooa-
tion. Nathan Greer zusited into the
burning barn in a fruitless effort to save
his son and wae dragged out of 'danger,
but again went in. The seoond time the
flames struck him and he wee so severely
burned that he died.
Twenty thousand people saw Robert J.
beat Joe Patohen in a magnificent race
at Sioux City, la., on Thursday of last
week, in three straight heats, in 2.06,
2.06 and 2.03i. Considering that the
weather was ohilly, and that the track
was new and little wavy in places, the
time was remarkable. In the first heat
Patchen got the pole. They went away
together, and on the first turn Patchett
drew a length ahead, holding it at the
quarter. Down the back stretch Robert
J. roduoed the lead to hall his length,
and in these positions they went around
the turn and out into the stretch, Patoh-
en still held the pole and hie leer]. .A.1 -
most under the wire Robert 3. pulled
himself a little near the ground, and
drew np till they were MEG and nose.
Curry need his whip on Patchen, but
there was no help for it. The king of
pacers Was too fast, and wedt under the
wire first by a bead. It was a magnifi•
cent race from start to finish. The time
was 2.06. The second heat started wilh
Robert 3. at the pole and w half a length
in the lead, and the home went around
just es they started, Robert J. at one
time on the hack stretch had hie lead re.
dined to half a length, but drew it out
again to a length. They burned into Ole
stretch together, and came down so elm
that it could bardly be told which led
till they were close to the stand. Curry
again used the whip, but failed to gain
anything. Patchen's nose wag just on
Robert J.'s flank ae they went under Ole'
wite. The time was again 2.06. Robert
J. won rho third heat easily, leading at
the wire by 50 yards, although he was
pushed close till they entered "the home
streteh. The time W0.0 2.081, By
quarte0:1, 82, 1,08, 1.38, 2.02.
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Who formerly resided in Connecticut, but
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20 years past, my wife
a.ndlbaYe usedAyer's
Hair Vigor, and we
attribute to it the dark
hair which she and I
now have, while hun-
dreds of our acquaint-
ances, ten or a dozen
years younger than we,
aro either gray-headect,
white or bald. When
101411.4 asked how our hair has
Ittot,...-' fullness, Ivo reply, 'By
retained its 'color and
themse of Ayer's Hair
Pi . Vigor -nothing else:"
t'In1808, my affianced
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ili° .7.11k.' kill: ofani1; •
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.,
every
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nerto use
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/ can recommend this preparation to all In
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AVER'S
HAIR VICORI
OCT. 19 1891
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in Stook at THE POST
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Big Values in
Lead Pencils.
Buy our 300
Page Scribblers.
Free Blotter with Every
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Arithrneties,
Algebras,
AlphabeVards and Blooks.
Blotting Papers
Book.keepiudlanks,
Chalk,
Crayons,
Compasses,
Copy Books,
Composition Booke.
Dietionariaa,
Drawing Boake,
Exercise Books,
Euolid.
Foolsoap,
First Books,
Fourth Books,
Fifth 'Books,
Geographies,
Grammars.
Histories,
Inke,
Inkstands.
Just try Tno Posx Bookstore.
Keep up with the Times.
Look -out for Bargains.
Multiplioation Cards,
Notepapers, New, Neat, Nobby,
Our supplies bound to please.
Pencil Sharpeners,
Pens,
Pen Holders,
Penolls, lead and slate,
Pencil Boxes,
Pen Knives.
Queer how we sell so Cheep.
Readers,
Rulers,
Rubber Erasers.
Soribblere,
Second Books,
Slates,
School Bags,
Sponges.
Third Books.
Values are Right at T118 Pon Bookstore,
Writing Pads.
Xoellent Paper and Envelopes.
You Save money by Buying from us.
Zealously guard your pocket book,
& Buy your supplies at TED Poor.
Faucy Goods Albums
At Cost. Away Down.
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GREAT VALUES,
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Is now prepared to take Photos, of
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Sunbeams to to the
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We have just received•our
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taken on the shortest notice by applying
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Step in and give us a Call. Always welcome at
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over Standard Bank.
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Manager. Photographer .
a G. HOGG,
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Is Showing in his New Premises,
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A Full Stock rgantTuna FOB
Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Room or Kitchen.
Picture Framing attended to on short notice.
Undertaking Department,
A Full Supply of Funeral
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