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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-07-29, Page 4. , , • tier Rimes are coming when eveCybody- will ride bicycles. Inthe wenntiwe you need not weft ; we are Belling wheels so Cheap you cannot afford to walk. Everything in the line of Bicycle Supplies and Repairs. See us beforb planing your , order. , erson'$ Bicycle and Music House, T fp 'Ol n.`ton , - and Bayfield.. The' :Happy Combination I? e'�rw of amusement, interest and just enough exer- cise- is achieved in Croquet. It entertains any number of persons. Who would do without a► Croquet set when we are selling , them so cheap ? We have 4, 6 and 8 Ball Sets. Call and get our prices. hypocritically - without eiretfllttion, The f1oderlch Signal Weekly leelipa;; without inlluegce--•.supported the lion- Dr. Freeborn. In doing en that paper servative party. It has during that steeply follows its French Romain time been as unprincipled in its denun- Catholic leader and the behests of its elation of the Reform party as ft is to- day of the Conservative party, like a Cooker &Co. CLINTON. "jack irrthe box," ready to jump when the string is pulled. To say "that the yonservatives of Canada have become heartily sick of the Tupper dynasty," to say of our honored and self-sacrific- ing leaders that "the Tuppers have lined their pockets well at the expensa of Canada," that "politics made Tupper a millionaire years ago," is a base slan- der on the spotless character of one of thiseountry's leading and most honor ed citizens, It is more—the charge is a foul libel on the great Conservative party of thio Dominion and a reproach to every member of that pai ty, No public man in Canada --we do not even except the late noble Chieftain, Sir John A. Macdonald --ever made a greater sacrifice as regards self,.- than Sir Charles Tupper, the man whom the Sun belies and slanders and vilifies. What is all the reason for chis? For years the Sucaunot be n nny l newspaper has been a drag on'the party and a finabcial foss to its t's editor, the aveyard supporters. uhoul, Iha preyedkupon everything wiithrn reach. If fair means fail, foul means would not prevent cap- turing even a corpse. Under Tory rule some of the short-sighted Con- servatives were foolish enough — through N. Clark Wallace and others —to create a Port of Entry at Seaforth —an office not Aquire3—and the Sun man secured the plum. Of course be desires to hold it. And in order to do so he is willing to, and has come out openly and betrayed his friends. This is no worse than what people have read of from time immemorial. Judas betrayed Christ, hut our Saviour was not igno- rant of the fact. THE NEws-REeoRD feels sore at heart for our wayward confrere, but his sins have and will continue to find him out. The Sun cannot serve God and Mammon without exposure. The Sun is without a peer. yaw Atittrtio, tanto. Sight --Allen & Wilson. Boys wanted—Jackson Bros. Shirt Waists—Hodgen Bros. The framers—The W D. Fair Co. If you want—Jackson & Jackson. Civic Holiday Excursions—W. Jack- son. The Huron News -Record 1.28 a Year ---$1.00 In Advance WEDNESDAY. JULY 22nd, 1898. OUR HOLIDAY. • VISITATIONS. • Lindsay Warder. After the duplicity, treachery and in- trigue which rman laced the arenot surprisedr rm party in power, Y at the strange way Dame Nature is "taking on" m Canada. Soon after the 23rd of June, 1890, Canada became infested with (1) A plague of grasshoppers. 2 The army worm in great numbers. (3) The weevil. (4) The hessian fly and hog cholera. ) Caterpillars in tnyraids. (6) Dry weather in localities. (7) Too much rain in other localities. (8) Decreased prices for farm pro- duce. However, it is asserted that pease will be high priced owing to the. great demand for "pea -soup," that be- ing a favorite French-Canadian dish, and will now, of course, rule. (9) Increased prices for articles pur- chased by farmers. As an illustration known to all housekeepers, thread has doubled in price. Where two spools were formerly sold at five cents, mer- chants can now give only one. (10) Coal is up in price. (11) Men are out of work, and many more are following suit. (12) Canadian cholera is epidemic. And many other evils have suddenly afflicted the people, with the advent of Laurier FrenCartwright, h C nad Carte nadian following their at Ottawa. Our readers must depend npon their awn powers• of reasoning to discover the relationship existing between cause and effect in these instances. In the recent hard times, the relation- ship was clear. In the United States the democratic policy won. That policy there was identical with the reform policy Here. Hard times and distress swept and yet sweep the United States. They reflect upon Canada, just as measles and whooping -cough do among neighbors. Hence, hard times in recent years in Canada are due to the triumph in the United States of a policy identi- cal with that of the grits in Canada. The early effect of the grit victory in Canada is somewhat startling. Heaven only knows what it will be if the infliction is permitted for a few years. THE NEWS -RECORD 'will not visit you next week. To make up to our readers we will on August 12 issue a sixteen page paper, so that patrons will not lose custom in manyinportions. It abeens cf thethe Dominion to take a short hialiday, and 'or the first time in our newspaper record of over a quarter of a century we throw labor aside for a day or two. The office will he open as usual and job work attended to in our usual prompt manner. Subscriptions — arrear or advance—will be received and receipts granted. Remember the date of our next issue —August 12—when two editions will be issued as one, FALSE TOIT.g FRIENDS. masters—French Quebec.. Politicians who profess to have prin. ciple—Grit, Tory, or Independent• -•do not count friendship when it conies to the test. s STRA2►ph THE Ngws=RisCORD would like to have an explanation how it was. that Roman Catholic voters travelled all the way from Montreal to York to vote for N. Clarke Wallace, their sup- posed opponent. The Conservatives never dismiss ser- vants simply because they are Qo)naer- vatives or Reformers. The Reform- ers do, but the Yankee principle will if they persist come home to them. Several times we have been asked if the Laurier policy has made us rich? According to Mr. Laurier's latest de- claration we are compelled to defer our answer for a quarter of a century. The %Iew Era, Laurier and his allies have not yet mustered courage to pro- secute a Returning Officer "not far from Clinton." Such traducers, like the miserable foreign flea, "are not there when you put your finger on them." The Seaforth Sun, a professedly Con- servative paper, is showing the "cloven hoof." Never in the histol y of Cana- dian journalism—we mean respectable zournalism—hail a party or any other paper stooped to such depth as that paper in denouucing the great and honored leader of a great party. To give an idea of the. Sun's somersar't we give a few extracts from that rene- gade publication of last week : There is no use of pay farther co•iceaa•nent of the -feet that the Canada have become heartily sick of ACV ee 7 upper dy- nasty." ynasty:' - "Tho Tappers have lined their pockets well at the expense of Canada," "Politica made Tuppor a re ll'ionalre year ago, and if he had served Ca lade PA . aith.., as he has served hl-ns61 , there nil h. be a d' - ferent-story to tell to -day." "The old gent Moppet) knows that 'f a p^rt convention was called to day he aid his pet, would be deposed. and a new order of th.."e wouId.be the result with a splendid set of lea?'d- ers, which the Conservai : ve pa - 637 19 we" able to supply.' 'The hope of 'the Conserve' ;re party is in having tleess fcharacterr,,o menowho w f'l not mof mire '17433 ake their chief study how nsuoh trey 0..n L y aside • for 'the boy." "There is no use how" nig about French-Catho- Ifonfluenee for Sir Charles Tupper went 't Ugh Ontario to the Fiat damage of the - arty Just before i,be la qq election, predicting Eboeruse he goods wore delvtwenty ed t o tcelerity. e oth r ldab 1,g Ile reason why he ebonld set, up a on3'o "Conservativess r• more the Sun has ',dor fifteen y The other day THE NEWS -RECORD re- ceived an advertisement from a firm who said they only desired to advertise in purely loyal Canadian papers— papers that stood by our 'native land against the world. 01 ill health, desp9ailimay stud despair, gives way to the sunshine of hope, bappipeas end Pealth, upon taking Hood's Ssxsaparills, because it gives renewed lite end vitality to the blood, and through that imparts eervo etren gth, vigor Viand energy to the whole body. Read this letter: "IIood'sSar •apartuta helped m• wonderfully, changed siokn•sa to health, gloom to sun- shine. No pen can describe what I ant- lered. I was deathly sick, had Wok head- aches every taw day and those terrible tired, despondent feelings, with heart troubles so that I could not go up and When the Winghant Times belied and slandered the Orangemen, it be- lied and slandered its best neighbors and the bone and sinew of Ontario, the most influential and progressive and enlightened Province in the whole Dominion. The Times editor will hi time face to a right -about or find his occupation gone. • The latest political rumor is to the effect that Judge Masson may be re- moved from Huron in order that a va- cancy may becreated for M.C. Cameron, the present Laurier member for West Huron. In that case Wm. Coats, of Clinton, would stand a reasonable chance for the Registrarship of Huron. Many of the third party supporters, who indirectly gave M. C. Cameron his majority, are now lashed and de- nounced by the Reform gapers and Grit -leaders of West Huron. Their declared enemies previous to the elec- tion—the Conservatives—are now their only friends.. These few ext acts are froth the Sun CURRENT TOPICS, What's Laurier's policy? Quebec controls Laurier. The Conservatives are always honest. Britishers and Annexationists do not. agree. How could they? vnshine down stairs without clasping my hand over my heart and resting. In fact, it would almost take my breath away. I suf- fered so 1 did net care to live, yet I had much to live for. There is no pleasure in lite if deprived ot health, for life becomes a burden. Hood's Sarsaparilla does far more than advertised. Atter taking one bottle, it is *OM:lent to recommend itself." MBs. J. E. nMrTn, Beloit, Iowa. No man or individual has the power to relegate to himself the thougtr'ts of any ecclesiastic, whether religious or tem- poral ; and no ecclesiastic has the pow- er,•to control any individual. All be- ings are responsible to one Maker, and at•the final day will be called upon to give an account of their stewardship. ood's Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Prepared only by 0. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Maes. cure alt liver nem. 1113, bilfona. Hood's Pills ne. headache. ascents. SR This week we begin to clear out the balance of summer goods, remnants, &c., at prices less Chao cost for many lines, they must go -before the Fall goods arrive, come and see what we have, we can save you money. CLOTHING. See our men's coats at $1 26 •' " " pants at 85 suite at ....... 3 50 .400 .5 CO Sorne of the city and country papers are advocating the calling at once of a National Conservative Convention. A meeting of the kind at this particular time would be nothing short of a great: mistake. It would be suicidal both to the Party and Country to call such a Convention at this period. There are a thousand and one reasons why a Con- vention should not be called Now. HE NEws-REeoRD approves of a Con- vention being held, but it should not take place until the Grits have got properly into harness—until they have laid down their policy in, black and white. The Conservatives are fighters, and they must have more than a shadow to grapple with. The Goderjch Signal does not yet know ot the professional ability of Dr. Freeborn of Clinton. Our cotem. bas yet to learn that the Doctor i3 one of the most capable and trust- worthy men in the profession in the Dominion, and that his snurs were honorably won long before he carte to Huron.. The Laurier party have yet failed to abolish the Convervative National Policy. _ — - Every man has a perfect rigat and is free to worship God as his consci- ynce dictates. We respect an honorable opponent. but abhor a coward ; acknowledge ot•-' faults, conde.nn those who do not. "Pa" and the "boy" are about as Cred Al though they were after a Cabinet position. When the Laurier policy is announ- , ed ou" long-suffering readers will be promptly made acquainted of the fact. Quebec controls the Dominion's spending departments, a fact which we recommeud to the serious considera- tion of the Ontario Wingham Tames. AVOW There seems a possibility that there will he no annual drill this year. What the late session has to do with preventing it is not easily comprehend- ed. Indeed there is every reason why the militia should drill in September tiffs year. Permit the hope that the new minister of militia, Hon. Mr. Bor- den, may see his way clear to at once let it he knoit n there will he annual drill. The corps coeld easily get in order in time. A Globe commissioner might now as- certain how much the Laurier policy has done or is likely to do for Clinton. Silence will be golden. In Quebec Laurier had in almost every constituency the solid support of the Roman Chnrch or its f+, iendly neutrality. 14 44 46 66 66 44 46 64 64 II Full lines in boy's suits equally low. Full stock of Tweed Suiting, and Worsteds by the yard or made to oilier, work guaranteed. BOOTS and SHOES. We have a lot of odd sizes and ends of different lines in hoots and shoes that we will sell at from 00 to 75c on the d ollar, they • are. wort h iookiug after. DRESS GOODS. 0 Dress Goods at 10c. worth 20c " 15c, " 25c, • 20e, 30c. • • '' SOc 45c. 61 44 Print at MILLIN ERY. Ladies hats from 10c up, all must go. Parosols, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear at 75c on the dollar. CARPETS. From 10c up. Several pieces $p'.tssels carpets worth $1.25 for 75c per ri rd. PLUIIISTEEL & lIBBIKC><S, - filbert St., Cliitof. Clinton, July 15, 1896. ?r SIIMILVo Touches the spot""` MacLeod's System Renovator ---FO1I Weak and Impure Blood, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Female Complaints, etc. Ask Druggist:or write direct to J. M. MacLeod, GODERICH, Ont. 922-y When the Grits talk about Conser- vati.ve officials appointed et Ottawa taking an active part in politics, and dismiss them by the hundred on the Yankee principle that " To the victors belong the spoils," it is high time the Conservative electorate should turn their attention to Ontario. For many years in the County of Huron that " great Christian " statesman, Sir Oliver Mowat, has had an army of ser- vants in this county paid from the pockets of the electors because they have ' rendered faithful ser- vice to their political bosses without legitimate return to tax- payers. Some of these Ontario Government officials are a disgrace to any moral community. Their only qualification is the shady work they can perform for the party. This isnot legitimate. Our idea of politics is to purge every party of every repi ehen- sible and bad element. Politics can not he too clean or too pure. Every official, Grit or Tory, should he a good citizen. If not, chop their political heads off. The Laurier party are not following this rule, but when the Tories are in possession of Ontario a good many of these immoral thugs will have to The Signal's tirade against every- thing Orange is on the line of Laurier's declaration, "Thank God there are no Orangemen among us, the Liberals." THE Naws•RECORD IS in a position to say there are many Cit it Orangemen in Goderich, gentlemen who read the Signal, and unless we are sadly mis• taken, they will not thank that paper for its lying and treasonable utterances derogatory to the Order they have at heart. The object of the annual twelfth Jule celebration is not to create race hatred. Itis to enlighten the masses and create a better feeling among Roman Catholics and Protestants. Many speakers un- consciously violate the most sacred principles of the Order in not following out its teachings and in sowing seeds of discord. The 18i6 demonstrations as a whole have been a credit to the Order and free from rancour. We are pleased to note this fact. A TERRIBLE CONDITION IN MIDSUMMER. • PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND A FORT! FIER AND BUILDER. The Grit gentlemen who perambu- lated Q:iehec and particularly Ontario previous to the late general electiqn were loud in their talk when here that this Province of Ontario paid three- fourthe or r ore taxes of the whole Do- minion, have yet failed to explain just how Ontario has been given anytnin like justice in the formation of Lauri- er's new Cabinet. One Grit journal, however, has attempted to explain as follows :—" Ontario in the recent fight did not do much for Laurier ; there- fore, why should Laurier do much for Ontario' ? 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Paine's Celery Compound to -day is doing a mighty work for thousands of half dead people. Letters received daily from every part of Canada show that the great medicine has rescued people from the grave, and is giving them a new life. Reader, we counsel you to give Paine's Celery Compound an honest trial if you would be well, vigor- ous and happy during the most trying months of the year. —_0 If You Want . • . to save money call and see our selection of Boots and Shoes which we' believe cannot he equalled outside the cities. Our American shoes have had a great run and our customers have been immensely pleased with the style and finish. Our increasing business is good evidence that we are getting the trade. JACKSON & JACKSON W. Jackson. Fred T. Jacks L G orae. ITEMS. -Mr. George W. Perkins paid Toronto a visit last week.—Mr. Refit. Musgrove, of the 6th con., had a valu- able sheep killed by dogs one night recently.—Mr. Richard Sperling, of Boissevain, Manitoba, son of Edwin Sperling, Esq., who lives near Gorrie, is home spending his vacation. Dick was formerly clerk in the Montreal House in this village, and his many friends are pleased to see him.—Mr. Thos. Ellis, who had his leg very badly jammed in the saw -mill a few weeks ago, is able to be around again with the aid of a crutch.—Mr. and Mrs. Burns Smith, of Florence, near Boston, Mass, were visiting Mr. Smith's father, Alex. Smith, Esq., the past few weeks. Bu. - ney is the same old fellow and his many friends were pleased to see him.—Miss Flora James has gone on her hike to Mitchell and other places, where she intends spending a few weeks' vacation. —Three games of base -ball have been played in Gorrie recently between the married and single men. 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