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INTON
Slit JOAN'WIf,LI1SON
Continued 'Trois 1/77ge
000,', Mr, k'eewartha' said t1}at if he
'16'ere elected arepl'esentati113 from
South il'uron he Would e.atleavor to
stem the tide of exPentlittivtl,
Sie Johan W')Ilisoa, on r4sina said 110
19 w0of �0116•' to indulge
at
lli
y
Feantnascencc , although .i v1Pirt to the
scenes of his youth always recalled
inenaoriod upon which:he ..liked, to
dwell,.nunneries which , had beep
'brightened tonight bye the meetiai
g
of setel'0l whom he bad known in
k is .boyhood' Whatever a mann for-
gets, said the speaker, "lie never
forgets the scenes of his, childhood."
ISia•-John salt that two months ago
she had no intention of taking part in
this election or of delivering a,,slieee13
in' it The tiring, that decided him
was the submission of Mr. • Drury to J.
J. 1\±ox•rison and: 'Class' Govgrninent.
31e recalled the speeches made by
'Premier' Drury during his terra of
alike, notably one made at Grand
Bcnd'about a yo€cr ago, in which ho
declared .against f class government
and for broadening out irate €c Peoples,
Pasty, a an election came along
'and the ' premier` wets sent for to
Mr. Morrison's office, , and sub=
niittp11'.to the Iatter's will: Sir. John
sand that. with class'o± coalition 'gait -
exhalent there was bound to be a lot
of bargaining, log. rolling, 'comprom-
ise and concessions not ,present 127
a two party syestem.
"All experience has demonstrated
that the two -panty system 10 the best
for the government of i free country,"
be said, `7t has been' fashioned
through centuries .'by the British:
people magi' they know more about it
than any people' in the world, and
my own, judgement is -that you will
not have responsible, eeoitomical, rep-
resentative government ' in. Ontario: a' -
gain until you restore, the 'two-party
systeiir and put one, of 'the national
parties back in office."
Sir' John also indulged in a'"bit'of
prophecy in regard to the election,
although he said it was a risky thing
to do. .1=1e said he was . convhleecl
that the largest .group in- the': next
legislature wouldbe that represented
by the two candidates 'on, the plat-
form, the Conselvative group, and ad-
vised the, independent voo3r to sup-
port that group in order to hasten
the return of responsible govern-
ment to the province
Touching on the matter 'of Prohi-
bition Sir John said there was op-.
ponents of prohibtion in every party,
the Conservative Party did not" eon:.
'Lain them all, by any means.
, He spoke of Mg.Honauth and his beer
and trine amendment. "Mr. Iiaxtley
Dewart is: my, next door'' neighbor 'in
'Toronto, said Sir John, "and in e=
vent of the Libeiafls being' returned to
Power would `in all probability be
the next attorney -general." The
spealtei• .said there was no juStifi-
cation fox making the 0.' T. A: art
issue 'in this election, •
Sir John spent considerable -time
-discussing, the expenditure . of the
Drury Government ' fie said.; the.
Hearst Governfsent was condemned.
for its extravagance, and ,the.1! a?•an-
ers said ra' new party Was. needed
to decrease debt and expenditure but
in less than four years..the'debt had.
been increased from $M7,000,000 "to
$240,00.0,000 and ordinary .expenditure
-from :$21,000,000 "t6 $37,000,000.,.
"honestly, I, 'don`t know how they
did it," ,said the speaker "In over
'fifty years we had accuilulated'' a'
debt of Iess than $,x.00,000,000 ani4had
built schools, roads, 'railways, hydro
,ete, and: in less 'than four years this
'debt is increased to $240,000,000. One
Wonders how it_was done."
Sir John'spoke also of the tax -
.raising :schemes
ax-.raising':schenes of the. government,
wliieh are• not supposed to come out of
the people. "No matter where you
place the `taxesthey filter clown to
the people,' said the speaker. ,1{e
gave some. figures shoaling die in-
crease in the taxes on Mr. Morrison's'
farm' during the past three years' and
'said it would take just another three',
years like' the past three to double
his taxes.
"I contend that if there ever was a
time when additional taxes should not
have been laid upon the people of Can,:
oda, it was those four years 'throug•h
'Which we 4r�ere passing .We ro.Mer ori;;
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etc.
A aai3n1ber of the ladies of St. An
clrew's church met at Mrs. Jarrott's
home and quilted soave, cpuilta: for the
Indian schools' in the North West.
A number frm here attended the
decoration services at i-Iensall-Union
cemetery ohSunday afternoon last.
Rev. Mr.'. Poster will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday.
:Mrs. Verne Terxyberry of Tucker'
smith spent Tuesday with hex parents
in the village.
14Iasteryfarvey Ja'colai, young son of
Mr. II.. Jacobi of Ghislehnrst, recently,.
underwent a very serious operation
for, appendicits in, Seaforth hospital.
We are glad to -report thathe is
Taking .good progress and 'expects
togo home the end, of this week.
eet milk, sour milk,
ater with.
NEIGHBORHOOD GROCER'
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or tra. sporty
t• to us; There
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ord - for ,severy_:
Illiii 1• ^u; a,iil
l,] Brothers...
ON:TAIRIOI
01' 1;11e win' with obligations s9.
-that ave would have thought it impos-
sible to carry them it we lead been
told. 1.0 years, ago that they must be
o1ar,rivcl."
"171 Kansas .and other states,"he
said, "tax gatherers have been driven
out civil authority appealed to and
condition closely resembling civil
War exists because of 1115 txonlendOtis
inroads upon the :farmers by just ex-
actly'the system of highways upon
which we have entered 'in this "prov-
ince, Theymeat' on year after year
until the load became absol atoly,uh
bearable,".
In -spite of the discomfort, owing
to the heat, Sir John was listened
to with 'close attention. 'Phe gut,her-
ing' broke up with the surging o4
the National Anthem and three cheer
for the candidates and, Leader Forgo•
-
deed` XtAAd 'ysA
• T.c) tt ion 11131 c seem, very 0uie$
robably there wlii be mor'e'i• sd1i11
after at as over.
1i', W. Kerr hoe ids three ' teams
working• on the widening 01: tale
iluroli road, down , below Se1fortll.
Some in this locality have already
eat 'their yre
ct c1over
.incl xepibi't
a good crp.
THOSE CIXAPS ARE EVERY-
' 'MIME
A Hanover' representative of the:
fair Sex Sl
ys 'she could ch'et her
husbandtp put the.• energy ia)to digg-
111g a garden that fhe puts into dig1•-
1ng for fiah•333ruls;.' 0 would be a
woiide lima vel host-,
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Mr. W. D., Maxwell, B, A., Minister
of Leeburn,• will conduct the evening'
service in iltaux Presbyterian,ehurch;
next Sabbath at 7,30. .Mr. Maxwell.
is an able and forceful speaker,
Mrs, Strans'er and ' ''femily of
Shakespeare visited 'the 'lady's sister,
Mrs.. 1Z. D. Munroe, last week.
ItIo'.s D. McGillicuddy spent ,the
week -end with friends here.
Miss Mary Osborne is renewing old,
acquaintances in our village,
Miss' Ellen Phillip took in the ex-
cursion to Detroit.
.14Ix. and .Mrs.' Earl Raithby motor-
ed to Listowel car Wednesday.
Miss Elam, Mulch s1Sont the ''week-
end With 'her parents .here.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Wm. 'Thompson is well enough to
coarse to her, .home hole.
McKillop Township
Mrs. Edward Iunt and her another,
Mrs. Malloy, leave this week for a
two -month's visit in the West,
• The , stork left a 'fine baby girl at
the ,home of Mr. John 'Frckart ' last
Thursday
Mr. Alex Gordon. 'is engaged.
l driving a team for Mi. W. Ken', on
1/4
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Tomorrow Alright
NR Tablets stop sick headaches
relieve, bilious attacks, tong and
regulate the eliminative organs.
maim you fool fine.
"Batter Than Pills For Livor ills•"
The 'suffering and loss caused by'£orest
fires are common" knowledge and, yet,
carelessness :With fire' in the forest con-
tinues. These. forest fires al -e' practically
all preventable.
Sold lag J. E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont.
CRANU`TRU ►KSY$ EM
TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO
Daily Except Sunday.
Lve Goderlch 6.00 "a.m 2.20' p;iii.
Lve Clinton ..',' 6.25 a.m. 2.52 p.m.
Lve Seaforth:'..7. 6.41 a.m. 3,12. p:mi
Lve Mitchell, ,7.04 a.m. 3.42 ,p.m.,
Arr.Stratford ... 7.30 a.m. 4,10 p.m.
Ayr Ifitehen,a°. . 8.20 a.m. 5.20 p.in.
Arr 'Guelph . 8.45 a.m. 5.50 pan.
Ayr` To>:d'nto .. ` 10.10 a.nl. 7.40 p.m.
RETURNING ''
Leave Toronto ,.6.50 a.m.; _ 12.55. p.m.
and 6.10 pan,
Parlor Cafe car Goderich to To-
ronto or -Morning train' and Toronto'
to Goderich 6.10 n,m. train.,
• Parlor Buffet car 'Stratford to To-
ronto.`.on afternoon train:
C. 'Horning, D.P.A., G,T.R. System
Johri Raasford Sc Son, Phone 55,
Uptown Agents..
Aswan
ave
lane's
They're- yo4rs
Everyindividual who steps • inside the woods
should'remember.'he is in the':inidst Of highly
inflammableproperty, for the upper, layer of
ground in the forest consists of partially rotted
wood, which will burn. Lack of consideration
for .,this "gave rise'tp the strenuous situation in
Ontariothe last'.week'of May. and :the: anxiety,,
for, days in some settlements.-
Thoughtlessness
ettlements.Thoughtlessness or 'bad" judginent or care-
lessness cause practically all forest fires. Your;
co-operation,.as a citizen, is needed to prevent
these fires by taking,the sarrle care in •the woods
as.in your own home',
Tests
ntario Forestry
Branch.
Parliament Buildings
Toronto, Ont.
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