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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-06-17, Page 6anti Glen en, AIs atfi at401t iii tete Pi+iai Fw, x:414 .ltd#lsf!, stsldatrd 1t'l3 otteriO ase dlandari' ,Vote ferrM'c ap it, it yr** WD b1lbnsr, wild ilolrrq$ on, kQ got Vide It you t ra.`06ti}A4aotr t•48eP44.-1ra 9 fe kt. arlit „uepti 11gtll, w1W t [ afros that when your eyesight lair to fail you consult only lide.areeident and practical opti- ''; Travelling spectacle pedd- aScan no more give your cafe aar,attentioa than can a travel. 40 quack dootor give you proper ietrmut for some disease of the 'We are practical opticians. talo resident optisiana ready at t;nes to give you the best ettiiqu,, We c>aarge you only pdarete prides and allow you to rein rateaks for if we don't give ou ee�election we return your tli.aney, teat free. DRUGGISTS AN OPTICIANS 47, B. Rumball i = h Leading Jeweler. Goods are the Best in the "Market and our Prices the Lowest. citral Telephone Exchange, OPLE WHO 'VEL ShouId see that they,start wide proper Coupon Tiek- ,Y" ets and that their baggag is checked through - to de ation. It cost& no m to startrigh. f than 'wrong. Or, full information in refer- ence to travel, consult JACKSOIN, C. T. R. TOWN AGENT, Scotch Collie Pups for Sale. he undersigned has several Scotch Collin for Sale. Sire and dam imported and red. An opportunity seldom mot to satire first-class stock. Apply to L. Kennedy, mon. Good Stable for Sale. Gai:e; '. 'Frame Stable, asgood asnew,18x30 with Um - sills, for sale cheap, to be moved oil' premises. pp1q at TAR NEWS -RECORD ofRce, Clinton. 907-tf Pasture to Let. 4,v ;Horses and Cattle taken into pasture. Good fences, plenty of shade, water and salt. No Barbed wire. Apply to C. MASON at Staple- 'h)ti or to M. Glow, of Orange Hall, Mullett. Graduates Always Successful S —STRATFORD.ONT.,- 1$Iiot "a = heel of the past" nor le it one of the 'going to business colleges. IT ISA LIVE CHOO 1 • TODAY. Its methods aro modern ,;4nd up -to -d ite, it COUTRee of study are thor- i ughlp practical, it is the larg9 t and best quipped commercial school In Vestern On- ,ar1o. Write for circulars. W. J. IFLLI?r T, Principal CURRENT TOPICS. a The grits have started a fresh game are, with deacon faces and up i .turned eyes explaining that Providence Is, and will continue, punishing the •country because the people have put in wicked rulers. We do not think ; any God-fearing man c+rn be led away by such blasphemy, for the signs, if there are any, are contrary to grit showing. If we are to fight on such mored ground it is not our fault, but We cannot let such untruths go abroad, {'.particularly when the name of Provi- dence is used.. We will go back to '78. What were the signs given by Provi• dense? Why,everything was black, •Children unabe to go out of doors for •; - want of clothes, thousands of good mechanics and their familes living 'bb dry bread and soup doled out ' by charitable , sccietiep, and dis- l:'Contented every where. On the day ri of that election the cries of the half Starved people were heard throughout "::z.t1Ie land by the better part of the elec- torate and the men who had largely .. brought about the desolation disap- gared. Now, two-day, there are no brick clouds, no soup kitchens; in fact, the loaded trees and the growing cere- bleseed witive h plenty s that hand does e country will ieetof such plenty support the grit statements that Providence is punish- iirig"the Tory party 1 The electors can ,judge the signs and the result will daiies y follow their votes; therefore it itt their hands to return to the dark ata of '78, or continue to smile amid the abundancy of I893. Electors, choose ' '$ next Tuesday. ri it 'vote i'ot' `4cLelyli if ypu want a` tett' ightforwyit,'d mansn , .a arl of princi- ple o represent WOO Uuren., Volae for McLean if you want to see the sons of toil represented in Parlia- ment. The Conservative policy fosters a Spirit off national self-reliance. And that's the policy of Robert McLean. If you vote for McLean you will not be compelled to buy anything abroad that can be produced at home. Workingmen should beware of vot- ing themselves into free trade idleness. Robert McLean is your friend. Reader, do you not think the foreign- er. who shares our prosperity should help to pay__our taxes P then vote for Robert McLean. Support Robert McLean and the National Policy. The freedom of free trade is Liberty to become enslaved. The chainpions of slavery wore al- ways determined free traders. Vote for McLean and British freedom. Vote tor McLean if you want to pun- ish the Grit plotters who brought out Kilty and are alleged to be furnishing the funds to keep him in the field. All wise governments have intro- duced and sustained industry and this is the policy of Robert McLean. The elector's around Kingsbridge should be prepared for another Sun- day visit from the Christian aids of the Grit candidate. Protection benefits the State by giv- ing employment to the people, and you will protect your home and country in voting for Robert McLean. Free Trade condemns labor to mere muscular drudgery. This is another of the many reasons why you sl-ould vote for Robert McLean. A tariff for revenue and not for pro- tection taxes the food of the working- man. Protect the workingman and vote for McLean. During free traae times the bailiff and sheriff were prosperous. If you desire such another era, vote for Cam- eron or Kilty. If not, vote for Mc- Lean. Every day's labor on foreign pro- ducts sent to Canada takes one day's labor from Canadian workingmen. Vote for McLean and protect our own workmen. ,lf manufacturing is so profitable nder the National Policy, why do not more Free Traders undertake it ? Vote for Robert McLean. Robert McLean should be your choice. As true Canadians we must strive to equal other nations in all good works. People are filled with wonder at the ingenuity of th3 Grits, their inventions for election purposes being marvellous, as 'forging documents and Sunday work are only small things to them. Almost the same gentlemen take possession of the hall whenever Mr. Kilty speaks, as our correspondent has found out. Of these, gentlemen from Benmiller made a big noise at Belfast, but they can only vote in one place, and when they do vote nine out of ten of the Grits who are shouting for Kilty will cast ballots for Cameron. Were Canada to adopt the policy of the Grits and export our raw material, we would soon he exporting our popu- lation. Vote for Robert McLean, whose policy is to manufacture our raw material and employ our own labor and hold our population. Do not be surprised if the Christian Reformers of Clinton and Goderich di- vide up on Sunday and strike for the side lines and show papers said to be signed by McLean that he is going to vote against the Remedial Bill. This one will he used at Kingsbridge and St - Augustine, another paper will prob- ably be shown stating that McLean has joined the Roman Catholic church, this will be for Orangemen; and others will probably charge him with all the crimes of the calendar. Be prepared therefore to meet all these lying state- ments made all the more wicked by being circulated on Sunday. If an elector wants to see how the Grit P. P. A. are going to vote in West Huron he should attend a Kilty meet- ing and then a Cameron one in the same place. At meetings recently held by Kilt y he was greatly cheered by both parties, the P, P. A. men being the loudest. Mr. Cameron followed at Rome of the halls, but the difference was marked, the Con. P. P. A. listen- ing quietly to the speeches while the Grit P. P. A's cheered more lustily than they did for Kilty. These meet- ings show what will take place at the poll; the easy gullible Con, P. P. A. will vote for Kilty and the men who brought out the man and who organi- zed the whole scheme will vote for Cameron. Such is Grit morality. "The most serious blow that has been struck at the Government in the dis- covery of the fact that the Liberals, McCarthyites and Patrons are all work- ing together to defeat Tupper and Haggart."—Signal June 11th, 1896. Now with this plainly before his eyes no man who votes fora McCarthyite can pretend he is not voting for Laur- ier as Premier, and his boodlers as Cab- inet Ministers. Here we again call the attention of McCarthyites to the fact that Laurler's hoodiers robbed the Quebec treasury of hundreds of thous- ands for the last election, but how much they will squeeze out of the Ot- tawa one if the McCarthyites send them there, time alone and the poverty of the people will tell. aware 4„ /donators, t'lutoha ; ii arch deal ^toreti4.nd-:r iQn vgt%tu • 04.4%, illhairitaln t ;, No - beau, lie letupf and pato o .for. o' The proud boast of the Oran a Insti trrtiou etas for over two hoodre years been that its members +are Igoe -mind- ed, tolerant, and lovers of the Consti- tution, In convention at Brucefield. last Wednesday the Patrons of Industry pledged their support to Thos. E Hays. One strong reason why Tiru NEWS - RECORD supports Robert McLean is because he is out and out for British connection. We cannot say the same of Laurier and McCarthy - Cameron and McCarthy are working hard to defeat the Conservative party, and G. M. Kilty is a McCarthy candi- date. If you desire to protect your home acd country vote for Robert Mc- Lean. When any candidate charges THE NEWS -RECORD with nok being truth ful invite him to this office and we promise to make him swallow the lie he charges us with. This is fair and honest. The Blyth Standard denies that it is a McCarthy or a P. P. A. organ and we gladly accept the denial, However, when the Standard says the meeting referred to by that paper was taken out of the Mail - Empire it is not truthful. The Mail - Empire said truthfully the meeting was held at Goderich. Kilty thinks THE NEWS -RECORD does not speak the truth in all cases. In fact he has publicly and in private said so. All we have to say 1s that our statements hold good, and we can substantiate them in a court of law. He is a McCarrhyite candidate and he has several times declared so himself. Conservatives, be on your guard. When M. C. Cameron said in the House 300,000 P. P. A's in Ontario would back and vote for Laurier he evidently was assured there would be a McCarthy candidate in West Huron and that they would assist in return- ing hint by voting for a McCarthy can- didate. Every Conservative vote for Kilty means a vote for M. C. Cameron. Be warned Now! As far as TRE NEWS RECORD is concerned, principle will always soar above personal friendship. We re spect and admire every man honestly opposed to us in polities. At the same time we contend that the Con- servative policy is in the best intereste f-thib- f r pntiiiieo,-.and only desire the prosperity and advancement our native land. Are you not of the same opinion 1 It ie eaid THE NEWS RECORD will be called' upon te prove its assertions. Well, all THE NEWS•RECORD hes to eay in reply is that deception and fraud on the part of the Grits and McCarthyites in this election should not be tolerated by Conservatives. THE NEWS RECORD will not tell the truth without shaming the devil. Our statemente are correct. At a recent prayer meeting in Truro a good Grit prayed that God would cause the Grit party to "hang togeth- er" whereupon a pious Tory present shouted "Amen ! amen!" This led the Grit brother to make the following amendment to his prayer: "Not, Lord, in the sense our Tory brother means, but in the spirit of accord and concord." "Any cord will do, Lord, any cord will do," interposed the Tory. The pastor immediately made a rule that hereafter politics should be kept out of the prayer meeting. If the Globe's list of Grit manufac- turers is no more reliable than some of the Huron names we pity its deluded readers. James A. Cline, recently appointed manager of the Wine'ham Furniture Factory, gave bis name without experience or authority and is now in hot water. Thomas Gregory says:— "I would advise Mr. Cline to leave politics alone and confine himself to the management of his company. He is not the sole proprietor and has no right to speak for anyone but him- self, and I protest against the use he makes of the Union Furniture Co. to advance the interests of a political party." The New Era will do anything to discredit its political opponents, and Grits will swallow and believe its many misstatements. The Globe is just as bad. Last week it said Hon. Dr. Mon- tague had resigned, which was a delib- erate falsehood. Then the New Era said Mr. Montague was in very poor health and was confined to his room at Ottawa. This was a deliber- atelie for or the very hour people we e reading the New Era Hon. Mr. Monta- gue was speaking to nearly ten thous- and electors at Exeter, not many miles from Clinton. Such glaring mis- representation is part of the stock in trade of the Grit press, and will only he endorsed by those who are blinded by utter partisanship. The McCarthy candidate at one meeting would not be in the field if Sir John Macdonald were living. In another section he is with the Government on everything except the school question. In another only on two planks of MoCartby'a miserable platform. In another an independent. In still another section he is—well, the electore do not know where! This ie not atateemanahlp or politics, or what the electors would send a man to parliament for. You want a man to represent rather then miereproeent your view,. Cameron and McCarthy are hedging and will not carry out your mandate. The only way out is to vote for McLean, the British Cana- dian candidate, a man pledged to everything in the beat interests of e free and happy people. 1'4.0 ° It o Certain t0 �e rhe 1 thii The 'Liberals in, Even Worse Shape• Than at the Opening of the Caner paign---Laurier to Retire. The progress of the eampeign title shown the country thh the Liberals a4 the same old party of viliftbrs, of oil and and changers, and of poll logs politicians. Their forte le abuse, belr legaders assail the personal oheractet:' of thelr opp.Ilents, their fo119wers spe their eventage. in trying to break up COiiservabjve meeting . NQtiiigg 0,01114 go further towards iiltIuenbbll""ng unbi' egal electors to .vote for the Adm !list onthan the manner in whloh the Oppoei on hoodlums in Ottawa, in t 1ngaton and in (that. places have declined to give *Vent treatment to the Mintetere Who ahld*Qilaed thd#r. In Kingston the atidtonee, be{pgq enraged at the action of the eoogo of Gt.,t partisans who were rapkilig the air vocal with oat -palls, reef! and expelled the in- terrupters. The unfortunates Who wain ejected were in hard luck. They had been paid their dollar apiece to create a die. tllrbafice, but they had not expected any such condign punishment. Campaign Lies. as Usual, There has been no diminution in bjvie stook of Grit campaign lies, but, with- oub the assistance of some of the mr�ore prominent fioblon 3ongers, like Erastitsi Wiman, there is little originality in Vera,' qnd they fall to the ground. The Qrltt11 is, that the Grits have their hands Nil i>S defending, or trying to defend, thetn- seIves from the true ore that are Tilade against them. It hntr beep prove beyond peradventure,' that the sweet - scented Ptdwatd Farr}),'oer, the Wr}ttir of the annexstilo jet pamphlet, anti t e close friend of Annexationist Wim 1d has negotiated an alliance Bbe etween the Grits, the Petrone andMoCa'Niyltt,f. Now, Ferrer w paid die bunted d las for utti g le "deal'' throe h' -pfd w fen It palate }tiaoown inept the 4Ilidbado againet the overnment had been n, summated, a Toronto reporter a d 13'A1ton AQoOerthy fore details of e scheme. Mr. MoCart ho no eogi- p,yne en in giving them. "We ilav@@.��" solid e, '`decded that won shallotake any Bgb as@inti each othok'. mot c- rier knows Mint in Cty009r• three (oust bit• enoies in Ontario I cannot get rely )app out of the way, for they won't go. WA Laurier and I are not goliag to tib each other's throat. He ut�ierstands that." So mash for McCarthy. What did Laurier say? Re to e i r•A9ord as having eaid to a reporter of La Pa "I know of no alliance between Liberals, Mr. MoOatthy snit the 1?atroii untell you that there_le rio, such alliance.'" . ' " . Alexander Smith, the Liberal organiser• in Ontario, who *as interviewed on the same day, said, "I know there is an agreement." Who ib lying? Smith, Laurier, or lido- Carthy? The "Loyal" Grits. A man is known by the company be keeps. Laurier for years has been the trusted friend of Farm and other trait - ori. Sir Richard Cartwright has Been dined at Becton, and has smiled with joy when he was referred to as "the Sen- ator from Ontario. r' And yet the Grits have the audacity to claim to be loyal. Down in the Frenoh-Canadian constitti- enoy of Voroheres the other day E. Carli- ner Pe Martlgny of the )3anque du Peuplit, who was stumping far the Grit candidate Geoffrlon, brought np the dead and gone Riel quetition, and trotted opt the race and revenge plank. He said he !lad left, the Conservatives *hen tho Gov- ernmgnk brought a patriot to the scaffold, and that air Charles Tupper's allneion to lion. Mr. Laurier's attitilde on the Mel 1 ue was an insult to every French.Can- n in the province of Quebec. He cert. railed the purppbase of arms, and said that the E iglieh-speaking people 9f Canada might be interested in the v l- unteer movbinent, but the Frenoh ware not. Atoe loyalist this! How his flesh would have quivered had Sir Charles Tupper been there to scarify him I Bit a loyal French-Canadian, a Conservative, of course, was there to take his leader's Pwoe. It Was Hon. L O. Talion, the ostmaster -General, who replied. He said that snob language was disgracef l and unpatri9tea' Do you ri'lean to tell me," he said, "that 11 an Amerioan ifi- vaslon of Cabala were to take place ae the result of trouble with the Dominlo i o$ Great Britain,our people Would fold bblieir arms acid allow our homes and our gaun- try te be devastated by the foe? leo, a hundred Onion no. Our people would respond to the oountly'e call, as they have done before." Truly, 1t has been eeld: "All Otte are nqt Annexation'ste, but all Anne tten-' lets aro Grits." Tha.r j Triumphal Tour. The 'tardy old war horse who is tit te head of the Administration has al) iffy vim and energy ef a mrin 10 his fIt't decade. ECdSr'whore he has app eared he has been welcomed by t endow crowds. His campaign in the riti>YTo r o i cos v nand latter! 1n Onta has y beer) produotivo of much good. The over- whelmingly Coneervatite sentiment of the country has solidified, and Laurleris chances of success arb absolutely nth No disgusted with his colleagues is Sir Richard Cartwright thnt he has made not a single speech outside his own con- stituency. Digo Ruin Cartwright knows right well that he has his work out out for him in his own riding. He knows, too, that the Liberal cause la irretriev- ably lost. Therefore he hustles for him- self, and lets his hapless partymates look after themselvee. Laurier Knowe It. None knows better than Laurier that ho has no chance of suecess. leo has told his private friends in Montreal that after the election—and his party's defeat—he will retire, and that the Liberal party, or what there is left of it, will epiit up into various groups. There is no unity amongst the hungry Oppositioniete ex- tent their desire for office. Victory Certain. Victory is certain for the Liberal Con- servative Government. On the'nlgbb of June 0 the country will resound ewith acolamations and shouts of joy. And, on the day of June fl$, let every patriot do his duty and votes for the Old Flag and the Old Polley. 0, 12, ,4q.,., II 1 Wo Make a specialty of Sundries of every deatriptiOnl:' We band% good 'wheola and know that they are good, A. dry goods clerk can eat• dry ,goods, but it takes a machinist to repaira ,Bike. All, our work ail done" bypraetioal machinists. See otlr Eclipse, they stand the test,yoii MA break em. Yost can't 'Weer em out, The Onward Bicycle Co., Clinton. OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE. OL WANTE A, C. DUFTON, formerly of the ' Woollen Mills, Lon- don, has opened a Store and Office on ALBERT STREET, CLINTON (near Fair's grist mill,) and wilt pay the Highest Cash 'rice for OOL or will exchange for Worm GOODS; Tweeds, Flannels, Blankets, Yarn andKReady-Made Suits. SPINNING AND MANUFACTURING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. We guarantee the very best value. It will be to your advantage to bring your Wool to Clinton. such as A. C. DUFTON, The McCarthyites in West Huron ''i rTe T?T are giving this great family journal YY VY any t considerable free advertising, and the Grit leaders are moving heaven and earth, so to speak, by their twisting and squirming in order to contradict what•appears in these columns. Of course they i annot do so successfully. Tai13 Na'wS-R>RCOlt» is hot in the habit -of•-•making-statefnent"s^-with-o (7 facts, and this is the reason we say.,,, positibe- ly it vote; for any McCarthy . candidate IaaW^n,, No candidate, can a d be independent 'rollllow c(1 reify^ Three Trlle Friends Who Keep Every Promise—Rheumat- ism Banished ; Kidney Disease Takes Wings ; Dreaded Indigestion not Known—The Great South American Remedies. We can get at the heart of this m atter by letting other people tell the truth of what these wonderful South American Remedies can do, and have done. John Marshall, of Varney, county of Grey, suffered as only those can suffer who have been troubled with sciatica, A relative suggested that be try South American Rheu- matic Cure, which promised so much. Result—Inside of three days he was anle to walk a distance of nearly 4 miles to Durham for the purpose of procuring another bottle of this re- medy. He continued its use, and to- day he testifies that he knows nothing more of the troubles of this painful phase of rheumatism. Some disease consists of the gather- ing of solids and hardened substances in the system. The troubles cannot be permanently removed, except as these particles are dissolved. A powder or a pill will not do this. South American Kidney Cure possesses the particular elements that get at the seat of this disease. John G. Nickle, one of the best known farmers in Wallace town- ship, suffered from kidney complaint, carrying with it awful pains• Nothing did him any good, until he tried South American Kidney Cure. His words are... "After taking only two doses the pain was entirely gone, and 1 have never been bothered with it since. I feel as well as I ever did. Let anyone write me to Shipley Post Office and 1 will gladly give them particulars of my case." If the world looks blue to anyone it is to the dyst.eptic. For 10 years David Reid, Chesley, Ont., suffered much from liver complaint and dys- pepsia. He says... "At times my liver was so tender I could not bear it press- ed or touched from the outside. I tried a great many remedies without any benefit; was compelled to drop my work, and as a final resort was in- fluenced to try South American Ner- vine. Before I had taken half a bottle I was able to go to work again.—Sold by Watts & Co. McLean is for British Connection. Goderich Star. Mr. Kilty, the McCarthyite candidate the other night positively asserted that we put h. higher rate of duty on goods imported from Great Britain than on the same goods when import- ed from the United States. If Mr. Kilty hopes to win Conservative votes he must drop such Grit lies as this. If he will read up just alittle bit—he prob- ably doesn't know much about it—he will find that the tariff is uniform in these cases, and that the Conservative party are seeking to bring about an arrangement whereby goods imported from Great Britain shall have a refer- ential rate ova. r those from the United States. Mr. Kilty's allies, the Grits, want to reverse this aud give the re- ferenceto Yankee goods. If Mr. Kitty is a friend to British connection, he will find no sympathy in the Grit-Me- Oarthy combination. To reduce our Stock of BEADY MADE CLOTHING and in order to do this the prices will be mark- ed down to a figure that will he sure to have the desired result. The Goods are all markedia plain figures :— $10 00 Suits foi :.: 00 9 00 " 720 850 " 680 7 50 " ` d 00 700 " 560 1A-1 80 Boy's ---� Suits. $4 50 suits for $3 60 3 75 300 3 00 2 00 " 260 C. 240 160 These prices are genuine Bargains Our Stock of Spring and Summer. Suit• ings is complete and are going out fast. A full line of Furnishings, Hats, Cape, &c. A. J. HOLLOWAY, CLINTON. Wanted—An they may thingg b81 me tne Write JOHN WEDISERBURN CO.,Png atent At nems, Washington, D. C., for their 111,800 pDrl&o o3= and oat of two hundred invention wanted. WANTED— Teachers and College students, men orwo- men, to engage with us during vacation at something entirely new. Can pay as high as $200.00 for the full term. Scorns having operat- ed during vacation, have engaged permanently on our staff, to their great benefit, and some have made fortunes. 1)0 not doubt until you find out the fact, and that will cost nothing. LLA Address immediately, THE BRADLEY-GARRETRON Co., Ltd, Toronto, Ont. STEAMER CAMBRIA leaves Goderich every Wednesday morning for Sault Sto Mario. Steamer Carmona loaves Goderich ovary Saturday morning for sweat Ste Mario. Steamer Alberta le. P. it. etuam- ehlp) leaves Windsor and Sarnia every Satur- day, (commencing June 27th) for Sault Pito Marie and Fort William, making connection for Winnipeg and all point west. FARE—God erich to Sault Ste Mario, rettmta, $11, single $S, second claae $4.50. Full information from A. T. COOPER C. P. R. Ticket, Telegraph and Steam- ship agent, Clinton, Ont. The World of Politics. "I have given all the support f could to the party led by the Hon. Wilfrid Laurier. I entertained a very high opinion indeed of that gentleman, but that opinion has entirely banished, and for this reason ; He seems to be seek- ing a cry upon which he can obtain votes, irrespective of the consequences to the country." --Hon Daniel McNeil. formerly a member of the Liberal Gov- ernment of Nova Scotia. Sir Oliver Mowat hasn't added a vote to the strength of Laurier in the Province of Ontario. His safety line is too visible to the naked eye, and the people refuse to be humbugged. But he is making it impossible for the Mowat Government to survive the next general election.—Hamilton Spee. tator. Ladies clean your kid gloves with Josephine Glove Cleaner for sale only by Hodgene Bros., sole agents for the Perrin, Frerers and Alexandria Kid Gloves in all the most. desirable shades dressed and undressed, lace and butt op