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lgi ; ltlttt ,' 'ri4ay b ; . a Pt4tjor+
494at Irgainot 4fi of O. Majora
t Mamht hl is a fitting dei
1,o'tha croakers Who persistent=
rtod that tho country le going -
deal `arid- that the' elector*
d tell'. the' geesrntnent so! if
�0111/ had the, opportunity, : A
afi ' : more hints of this kind by Ib.
rt+.eopio will take tris starch out, of
utileitiif=neck.ed. Grits and 'esus,
alibe:m to bow to the spirit of Cap-
+adti,piom 'and progress that, is
*breed in the lend. a Surely .Etre:
mdeetora of -West Huron :toils not log,
*hind' tin the procession on tine 23rd
Febrt{uru, but will ui4 wit 'Egli
Min
ani end- Hon. T C, P fifer.
404. to represent their ilttereste urtd`
4.9pport good governrrient, bit auela d•
ligee,piny' majoria?y '&s & all forever
,deliver;rgrafl,d old riding froth
„f1te 7,ands :of;,the Philislif ea.
NO f lf,.knowe bettor than .51, C.
'+ amaron. that; in the idiom of the
tday, he°is`ttot in it thistime in the
RYeet ''.IIuron °cutest. When the
ofortn convention met at Dun-
. silken` -to`' no urinate a candidate,
e 'matter, was likely to go by de-
ault, , Mr. Cameron was not ore -
,
when he learned the state
.:ofintiairs,,'he wired, ."Don't let the,
iriclzng . yo ' Tiy dffoult. Select some
len; but for God'a'sake relieve me."
Iles is not the 'language of a hope•
-fulman. ; It was language born of
:-d'espai'r from one who was unwill-
ing, to yield even in his ' dying
momenta., We admire:Mr..Cameron's
vleok'. in,. again cont eating West
-, II'uron, slut ,we havenot a very ex -
1t04 'olinion' of his discretion.
":Discretion -in this instance pointed
ih ttIe direction' of his allowing the
'riding to go by, default, and the
-eXereiso of that discretion would
,iinve been the loftiest kind of .valor.
'Ar. : Cameron could have retired
racefullyegainat the odds that is
'+noiv marshalled against him. He
3ias-chosen not to do so. We regret
•''this„foto while we have never ad.
wired Mr. Cameron's methods in
-el'oetion.: • matters, we have never
devied hinii the courage which more
scrupulous men than he were want.
';;aug in. Mr. Cameron is• a beaten
wan and :he,ei idently knows it.
We never Saw betterorganzation,
batt bli1? labor. AO 414e .0100 4x of
hft meetln +fit the$tateDe ortment.
tt, io,i14 dtleideci to hold'the 1114t 119,41
aiou. �toni#dyi rihettho' netatipltrt
will- be`ooi tinuert, •Tber+e -la lilt e, %f"
�t»y alt ,port iu+Con regi fora over.
meat oaf thtll aort the. opinldn 00 '4
*bore'being thlat� Crntodrt ,inUlt Cavo.
iatn the, Un on it ebo vfsnte to' !parti',
oip440 in the oorntneroial adv'tttegei
Fro>n' '$aturdtey'i ^ Wot'i'd ;-�
telegram0)414s•eleWer,
(r' W* rolgost tjrtr*aii) Bltr'oRm,
S1Gva,To4+a1Mlsttolw, Wee T RutioN); .,, •,
'000xTo, Febyy. 1 , 12 11000".Am getting :Blake to •write 704 e'
letter like that" to Pr. Wilson, 11
will do•yo.tt good. '
(molt, d,axlitt4n TO ll'aliST011).
QODEI UOity Yobs, 12.17;30 p, ei,•—
For God's slake. 'dotlrt,' I've enough
now. Send it to Jlymeiit in..L..oi#
don..
more enthusiasm. or -greater un-.
a tnimlty.smongthe eledtors of;Vj�.'est
.4Luron thanthsre;.ls in favor of the
„Oen., J: • C:' Patterson. isTot • only
As This the case among old time
AConservatiy'eg, but indepoudont,
Lonest'Liberal Beforntera ar'e. ;with -
:rata 'in large numbers, though not so
stemonetrativeas their - -brother'
i iberal-Cotiservatives; 'This is' the
time that -triefl. men's 901118. It ie
4he time when. honest Reformers
stall themseivse rtvui bozo t . What
:,good they ask can our voting for Mr.
O'•'ameron effect 1 And in the 'silent
'4harnbers of. their inmost hearts' is
wfitten,Iione. Andtheoutward-reg.
.ietration of their inward oonvic.
one to lou 'd ” a fief# E> ar"dthI
fy e*presaed, - remarks - that,
°4'We lied 4poliey with George,
lBro>yn:ae a•leader, we had.: a• British
(Canadian policy . that we were not,
ashamed to battle for. Now what
is called; the Reform policy`ia an
*ntediinvian revenant 'of. the policy
ghat.sent:Cain a; wanderer over the
+ifuce'of :Cbe.earth,;withouta place he
+could 4l1 home." Thie is about
the gist of the talk of many Liberal
ateforiners --And who will say -they
. iaro not right We will not, ,For
lithe seine spirit of envy and greed
grist; - dehabilitated Cain is the
• tulingepirit' of Cartwright, Ferrer
a ;lad tither of the traitor oartiffs who
have foisted themselves in the places
sof a Baldwin and Brown—men who
• whatevertheir Multi, and whatever
':isle."faults of their times, ever up -
*held their country and ,wetellargely,
.this mean cf-tprea*rving it. -It 11,
tiasopaeiblaEoa+conceive ISon. Robt.,
;Baldwin or Hon. George Brown
x�r 1o11. Alex McKenzie saying
to a rival power as Cart-
wright -and Verret have said : "Take
.`Oaitada;carve it up us as you like,
give' qg but place and power and we
will help yon.". Shame on snob
1trl?itors1 What Reformer can vote
for Mr. 111, C. Camerdn, who is the
ilere'tool of Cartwright, Farrar and
the` Grit faction that have usurped
,:itlte phases of real British Canadian
ReftlrMers 4
:At**,
The, Qodeeioh• people should he
and no douiit are anxious to ,stave
the ..harbor there tirade cepi►ble of .
eepommodativg the lake trains that,
it was destined for. Our'Goderioh
correspondent many times during
the past session of P.erliafaent galled'
attention in . theee columns 'to the
titter -inefficiency of the Goderich
harbor. Did Mr. Cameron eior open
his mouth at Ottawa on the subject t
Never, so far as the public recorde
show. He -was toobusy obstruct-
ing the legitimate business and pro-
longing tbe,seesion so that he could
get $500 extra indemnity. Now a'
member of the Government appeals
for the support not only of the
Goderich people but of the people
of the whole riding, and when
his aupportere say he will use hie'
influence - with the Government to'
have the Goderich harbor pet into
repair so, that the vessels going up
and down the lakes can call 'in
there, we aro told that this le
"bribery." In the name of all that
is political what do we send a man
to parliament for 1 There can be
but one answer, to represent our
interests—the interests of the eon
atitueney. And it.muet be remem-
bered that the making at'Goderich
an efficient Harbor of Refuge and a
place where_ the merchant marine
generally can call and receive and
deliver freight, is not a mere God
Crich affair. The whole riding, the
whole county, is interested in hav-
ing means of transportation from and
to Goderich for their horses and cat-
tle and apples and salt, and lumber,
etc. What we want is a representa-
tive that will not be afraid to press
upon the Government the legitimate
wants ,of his constituency. In Hon.
J.C. Pattereon,,tivo will•have such an
one. The electors should not hesi-
tate a moment in voting for'bim..
it "bribery" -if -you - with But
if a candidate is guilty of bribery 4n'
promising to Hee all legitini ite.e;>iY•'
deavors to promote ..the •tvexfarobf:
his constituents then, possibl'y,.Mahn
Patterson is guilty of bribery, ." We
could condone that kind of bribery
in Mr. Cameron. 1'3uthe was never
guilty of it. If he evdfr'di'd riftPtiee`
anything in that line he fellabort
in performance.
its "eto+lrk=tial
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�Q :zrtl�nya-f��l�� �4�N�S/t�t ,.T , .,. a. c. � � .
r lr. ad piling* n.. us.
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tie,
Drives
r>ves "'ibis Week . Hoavy Wool Hosi
•, er
�td. sizes �
t co
st to clear
Mantle
,Cloths—still a goodassortment and*ices down to the 'West notal,
'URS AND OVERCOATS- at prices that* will spa
.e carryi' ng them over.
.or:Jthose who like to get their spring swing over early, out Nero Prints, Cottons, Cottona4es .Shirtu gs 4 ee
here, The 4teiert03011t as A. , ma we have never .offered better values:.
CLINTON.
11111EN YOU 31ANT A READY -ME SUIT
.011 AIN ORERiEb SUIT
Or anything in MEN'S FURNISHINGS, come and see what we can do for
-you. We carry a very fine range. Just now we are offering
----A LITE OF ODD PANTS !----
A,t a great deal less then their value and itis worth your while to come
and see.
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l t seetn8 that the American press
which says that the United- Staten
•'t'want the whole earth or nothing"
Ate about'right and,refiect'the views
.,f ,}✓on.:grela void the adminfsttsition,
as ;will be oast by the following
etispetch of Saturday
'u' 1' a 'Canadian leotproflity COM*
ibelotuerat, aecompafiied by.. Score -
+slurries Blame•iaild Ellrind dila Sir
401'46 :Pattn0efote, chiliad at the
White Hansa. tai day, and were for..
s ielty presented to the President.
'fey that it Secretary 13laine's house
Alt 11 0Yol0ok, and ;their 'Call lasted
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T. JACKSON, SR., HURON -ST., CLINTON.
Fins Christ
as Grooeries0
Fruits, Peels, Canned' Goods, Teas, d c.
Our store is well-filled with fresh, clean, new Goods, and
we can supply the wants of every household at very close
figures. Do not buy until you inspect our stock.
CANTELON BROS., Wholesale & Retail Grocers, "Minton.
etontessatesserwsesmemennessorttwormatommay
'Leslie's Carriage Fact�ry.
• Goderick. •
On Thursday, Messrs. Patterson,
Montague and • others addreeised
fairly attended . meeting at St.,
Helens. The candidate and the
-doctor m•°vverty—well.-rstew z -their=
statesmanlike exposition of the goir,
ernment policy on the trade ques-
tion and the punishment Of both
here being well received. On the
same evening Messrs. Cameron,
Garrow and McGillicuddy proceed-
ed to Port Albert to hold Mr. Cam•
eron's advertised meeting, but there
only being a few boys present,' ae.
was said by these gentlemen, the
meeting was dismissed. Mr. Larks
-and others--who-were, present -on }be-
half of Mr. Patterson, tried ,to get.
the first named gentlemen, to go on
and not disappoint those who had
turned out on so stormy a night, but
failed in their efforts,and men, some
of whom had travelled 3 miles to be
present, had to return home with-
out hearing the affairs of the na-
tion discussed.
_ NEWS-ORTH:E`DAY. -
—A recount before the county
judge has been demanded in Lem
nox.
—The estate of the late James
MaoLaren, of Buckingham, Ont.,
is estimated at $9,000,040.
—The late Sir Adam ',rilson's, of
Toronto, valued at 5179,852, which
was bequeathed to Lady Wilson.
—Mr. S. Angrove, past grand
master of Prentice Boys and the
oldest member in unbroken cooneo-
don, died at itingston on Saturday
after three days' illness.
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BUGGIES, PHAETONS,- CARPS- AND- WAOONS=-tell ef-the - best -work.
mansliip 'iindin`atelial. '-IIerVilithe-luteal=Btyleaarid-mAst-mod'ernMi-m-prove--
mente. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended
to, Prices to snit th9 times. ,
657_,y
kir FATORY='corner Hugon and OrangeiStseeta,.;filintnn.
MARKET REPORTS.
t• (Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
ry '
• CLINTON.
Fall Wheat .. . ........ ......0 82 to 0 87
spring Wheat 0 82 to 0 87
;B rley . C 40 to 0. 50
Oat@ 3 28 to 0 29
lieas.i . 0 56 to 0 57
Apples,(winter)per bag 0 40 to•0 50
Pgtatooe.....:............. 0 25 to 0 30
Butter .. 0 16 to 0 17
016 to 017
11 00 toll 00
& D0...to.„4;.00.
.-000 to 0 0t'
0 18 to 0 18
5 00 toy 25
•--A dopatch frbin Detroit states
that Thomas Bredin, the husband of
Polly Eredin, of Toronto,baoapplied
for a divorce on the gronvtf of de:
sertion. It” will be remembered
that the Bredin woman figured
unpleasantly in the bensational ani•
Gide at Niagara -of Fred Barber,
traysller< for a Shue 1'd, Eng., 'firm.
She has been living in that city
ever since. Her husband, • who at
the tithe of the suicide was employed
it, the Grand Trunk offices• subse-
quently removed to Detroit,
•
Eggs
-Hay...,
or w
pleat
Wool
,Dressed Hoge
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DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
Three one•aere lots In the Tetra of Clinton are
offered' for sale. They are situated on Raglan
'treat, not far from the Doherty Organ Factory
and Collegiate Institute, adjoining the former
lesldence of fir. J. H. Combo and in the neigh-
borhood of first-class residences. For tonne,
oto.. apply to
60111 ARTHUR KNOX, Clinton.
HO -USE:.. TO ;LET. •
The elegant brick cottage residence, on Ontario
Street. west of the Manse, lately occupied by
Mr. Wm. lIcGee. All conveniences. Large
garden, g, HALE.
Clinton, January 19, 1892. 69D -4t
New Blacksmith Shop
EOROtTROWHILL has opened out a gen.
erai Blacksmith and Repair Shop In the
biiildtag 181e1y occupied by Mr. Oauloy, opposite
Falr'a.lumber yard, Albert street Clinton, Ont.
Blacksmith and Iron Work in ail its branches.
Horse-shoetng promptly attended to and satis-
faction guaranteed. The patio are invited to
call before ordering any class of work 1n' the
above lines.
497-tf GEORGE TBOWHILL.
M. O. JOHNSTON,
A,RISTER, - SOLICITOR,
COMMISSIONER, Eta.,
• Orr'ioai:-Cor. Hamilton and St. Andrew's Ste.
GODERICH, - - ONT.
Money to loan at lowest rates.
NOTICE.
There being some misundeeta ding
withth re-
gard
to wreckage, Id 11 be distinctly understood
that if any person takes possession of any, kind
of Wreckage and falls to report to ins I shall al'
once take proceedings. Remember this is the
last warning 1 shall give. °A1'+I'. *M. BABg.
Beeetvcr of Wrecks, tioderioh.
Goderich, Sept. 7th 1891.
ROTA , FOR RENT.
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That desltable property In the village of Hay-
field known as the RIVEIt HOTEL, which dada
* goodbustnem a0 the year round, field from 114
lecatioh an extepttonally good trade in the shin•
mer time, guests opining from all part. of tris
World to thio beautiful summer resort. Thorough
and Complete accommodation. Possession Kneen
on let of Starch. ApdOHN E. SWARTH
J Bayfield, Ont.
23 Acres of Land for Sale,
• The proprietor offers for Bale 28 acres of good
land,oheat,, on the 14th con., Mullett, } mile
from the village of Myth. There is on the place
a frame house, good cellar, and barn, about one
acre good -bearing orchard. Good well. 'Apply
088-41 MICHAEL•DOHERTT.
THE C. P. R. TELEGRAPH
'AGENCY AT CLINTON
Are doing a splendid business.
WRY-? BECAUSE
the line is noted for quiek despatch
and prompt delivery.
Office at Cooper's Book Store
FARM FOR SALE.
Lot number 80 in the 2nd Concession, Ooderich
Tovinehip known as "The Burk Homestead", will
be offered for gale byPubne Auction at the Col-
borne Hotel, Goderioh, on Saturday the 1010 feet.
at 12 o'clock. Por particulars see postern.
CAUTION
11111.011 PLUG OF THE
$100.00 LIVEN A AV R
This is Our New Cash System by which we make
A DONATION OF ":100
:ijrtIE av9
18 MAItKEO
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TO OUR OUSTOMERS.
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We will give you a FIVE CENT MONEY ORDER with
each dollar's worth of goods I,urcliased at our store and when' twenty of
these Money Orders are presented -by any one person we will cash them„
paying $1.00 for them ; or, when yon buy 50 cents, or more, worth el
goods at one time, we will accept one as so rnuch cash towards paying for.*
same. We want everybody to avail themselves of this offer. ' Our store•
is headquarters for everything in our line and our prices are the very
lowest. Come and see us and bring all your friends. Ask far a
FIVE CENT MONEY ORDER with every tars worths
of goods you: buy. i "Money Orders given only with Cleat urchases.
1311bNZI1 L 'l'x'f1:1►3 .
NONE OTHER GENIIINe
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PLUMSTEEL & GIBBINGS
Dealers in Dry -Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furs,
Boots, Shoes and Groceries,
ALBERT STREET, - CLINTON, ONTARIO
1:.r.
We give you our word that what we advertise we will
carry out very strictly,
THE -SCOTCH TWEED SUITS
we were selling at $23 we have
CTTT ]DOWN TO. $18_
The Black $uits we were selling for $25 are cutdown toe
$22.25.
Remember, this sale is ONLY FIM TWO WEEKS, so
come noW. Fit Guaranteed in every .ease...Remember
• 1 the stand- opposite Cooper's Book Store.
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CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
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We have just received a package of a new pattern of
Glassware, consisting of Glass Setts, Pitchers, Tankard`
Jugs, Goblets,._ Fruit Bowls, Casters, Shaker Salts and
Peppers, Orange Bowls, etc., etc.
We have -also a Line of Bedroom Setts coming in_ -
Extra value.
We import our Crockery direct from England, which
enables to sell at low prices. ,
Sole Agents for Ilillwatta Tea.
Ge�. Swallow, Clinloa
EXPECTED.
The Times Tea Warehouse
et
is the acknowledged Leading House for
e
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da Goocis
Ch:oioe Xmas �-'
full assortment extra selected Valencia Raisins, London Layers, Royret
Clnsteri, Black Baskett; choicest and finest Filiatras, Patres and Vostfsaa
Currants; New riga and Fresh Dates, .
Finest Shelled, ALMONDS, WALNUTS and rILEERTS, New CANDIEtf
LE11IdN, O1tANGE and CITRON PEELS, all of which will be cold at vet,
low*ices, We have the largest and beat, selected stock of
FANCY CHINA CROCKERY
r& GLASSWARE LASSVAvir R
i3 tiown. Dtner sons, T08. Setts'oiletSettei agreatsyredloedp foes.
TT- CLINTON,.
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Sole Agent telt the noted Ranh L'as's t?nze 'Median' ea, and St. LeotWateir