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ITotal extimaiture In iwWe, "t-110 last year of conservative rule
I041,702,0483; total exDeuditure lu 1800, the last year of Liberal
rule for which complete figures. are to biautl, $61,6421085; esti-
matod expouditure for the current fiscal year, $60,812,627. 1
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Ho w., LID0181 NOW HaVe Been Kept
From the Huntington Gleaner (Liberal.), .
And of all electors no class have been. so sbArAiefully
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wrongedas the farnriers. Their toil is hafd, their eari I i. I
ings small, and when the Laurier government w . ent into
office, they believed their'16ng cherished hope, t . hat the I
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country would be ruled in their interest, wasabout to be
realized, During the past four years. they have learn ed I
tiiat the manufacturers' little finger has more weight than
their ha.nd, and that the contractor and railroad scheme , r I
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can blind the eyes that - ought to regard their condition. I
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The farmer rises in the morning to fee I d his team, on the
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iron'ot whosp shoes the Laurier government lavie . s a duty I
of 30 per cent; after breakfast, at which he drank coffee,
taxed 10 per cent. out of a �up protected 30 per cent.,'be. I
yo i kes his horses to ar. American reaper on which 20 per I
cent, duty has been paid ; 4 dinner time his wife varies
his diet. with a pudding made of rice on which a duty of I
Ike a pound has . been paid ; before going back to tile
field he fastens.a few loose boards with nails whose ma i k. I
er has 30 per cent.' protection,and takes with him to repair *
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, .nee s me, wire 'with 15 per cent. protection, In the :
afternoon his Wife goes to the village and buys flannel to' 10
make him a..sbirt on,which the duty is 31 per cent.., and :
a pair of socks -oll which the -,same duty is levied. . On. :
cotton for a dress'for bet child. she pays 3'5 per -cent. and I
on the spool tb sew it ' with 36 per cent. If her purchases :
are of British manufacture the duty'is a third less. ,Need- #
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ing � some sugar for supper she gets it and pays mor6 tb,%n,
it .is worth'because tb e 14on ' treal millionaire refiDers.have I
protection of over a. cent a' pound. The - day's work over.
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.tile husband.ca'lls for the newspaper, printed on paper I
, whose ffianufactur&:is protected�by-25 percent. duty and �*
reads it by the. light of .a lamp filled with Pil for, which :
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his*wife p'aid.25c a gallon -and which can ,be ']).ought oil . *
the' A-inerican- side at 10c a gallon. The farmer is, robbed :
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of his holiest earnings to subsidize manufacturers and all *.
this is at the close of our f6ur years' rule. by ii government. *
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that entered office under. a dist�ict pled t i th
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country -a revenu -tariffi Tbe Gurneys, the Afa§seys�the I
Gaults; the'Redpaths,,4he, Rockfellor ,have been going
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on raking in their millions,.as in ilJ6 days . of' SirJohn Mae- I
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donald, and tlle,farnii3rs 'continue to ,pay them ..tribute #
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without all eff6rt. . to d6stroy.1ho, sys.f6in that k6ep's.Abem . I
poor. Last year the countiy�.. id i . . I
. I pal JnJaxos $12,,500,000
more than it ever.did.' If � that money did not,come out I
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of the ornings of .the productive class where did itbome
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from 1 Had that-t-welve-and one half million dolIais beeii I I
left in'the pockets of . the farmers and 'mechanics * wojild �
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they not be that much,. th rich .
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that.pray upon th6m .that. much the pobrer ? Noi,only.
do the manufacturers continue to fiatten on the farmer but
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the railway corporation, the . schemer wh.o.Aeals in railway
ebarters and, subsidies as other'm-en dainwheat and oats,- I
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and the railway builder has had a *soft'time of . it, f6r the
credit of :the,country has- been, within the past three years, .1.
pledged to pa� them,;over twenty million, dollars. , .
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used against.the Conservative& - In fact, the chief .
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for its' existence.is supp,oged,to be: that the Con.s& . vatiVes I
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may be'kept.6ut,and the Liberals kept in. No one WIDUld I
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be surprised to see it us - ed against 'a Liberal wh � o had
proved false to, ill 6 party -platform and � the party pledges., I
but many are surprised to gee it used ,against a Liheral
not because he h4s'broken the party pledges, but because. I
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he has kept them. Afid this 'is just WhAt.is being done
to -d the case of Mr. Richardson.
ay in I No member,of I
the Hou�e_hds by voice and vote more consistently sup.
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ported the priliciples formulated by .the Liberal party and .
advocated by the, Liberal leaders, when i
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has Mr. Richardson. `-Yet for this very reason., he is espec. I
ially ol�
, . .jeetionable. -to the�G6verhment, and all the force it
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can muster andah. the patron�ge it can use are being em. I
ployed to sectife his defeat:in Liagar and terminate his po.
litical career. The liaembers. of . the. Governmeut cannot. I
forgive. his adherence to the plMges which 'they have for.
gotten. They seem unconscious of the firct that they could
not. mark their apostacy to the principals on which they
went to the country midre clearly than by attacking ME I
It is pleasing to note ; that the independent press is
pract � ically a unit in supporting Mr. Richardson, and that
not a' few -Liberal ' journals deprecate the attack which the
Government is making upon him. There are thousands
of Independents and :old-time -Liberals in Ontario.to-oday I
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who have followed with full sympathy Mi. Richardsows,
course in the'House and who regard the attack upon him
as an evidence of the .hostility of the Government to the
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. A terrible accident happened at Eli,
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' F. Gutterldge of Soofarth ba . a been
� ' 31liolit's now brickyard on the Bluovala
Road oft Mond4y week. The boiler
manufacturing cement tile and brick
burst and seattoted things in all direc-
in the rink hero for some days past,
The brick seem to be much harder than
tione- It was supposed the. lining of
the clay oftes and no doubt in the hear
tho fireplace bad been defective and
future this class of brick will bo. used
bamb outr, thus eltusing the explosion,
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extensively for building purpoo6s, The
tile are made In various sizes and are
Elf. Elliott, jr., who was standing near
used mainly for culverts in roadways,
the boiler had all his clothing blown,off
doing Away with the old 'Wooden struo-
and was badly scolded io difteront Parts
tures. The cement tile answer the
of the body, Thos, Robertson, who re.
purpose much better than the wooden
culverts and they will last much long.
ol-des on the farm where the accident
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occurred, 'Was standing near by and
11, G. Lee, formerly of VVInghom,
only am cap6d serious injury from flying
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writes from Grand Rapide that he has
beon Mick most of the time since he
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pieces by being in a stooping position.
I -lad he boon standing erect he would
, wont boTjnolo,9Am1s country) and has
L Novo bdoi.4 instantly killed, The pleebs,
decided to return to Canada. .
'Y"3h 116i la all directions, dostroyed a
The 1AAt race for the prizea g on by
the Canada. Oyold Motor,
briolt tho,ohino and did considerable,
. oiltordsmago, Eli. F,Ilf6tt bits boon At
and Co.) Was
won by E. S, Coultas, her havinp occur. -
the home of Thoo. Robertson under the
Od obbilghpOlitta I)of6ra the lost race to
doctor's Caro since the accident, Ae.
Cording to last reports he was prograss.
win It, Those -who raced on Friday
night and the PlApas In which they fin,,
Ing as fAVbrAbIY 98 Could be expected,
Mi.Elliatt, sr.1bae boonrather unfor.
Imfitd wbro:-Addison W, Jr. F.
coulteogna, Reivin sra Ana 33rinker
tunitto this sumbitor, as it is only a few
4th. .
wmkasiftoo lie mob ,With Aft sedidont
X Palmor of Turnborty brouglib in
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ion thd G. T, It Oros Ing, from the
some stalks of corn eleven feet In
offb0d of which li� 1148 y6t. to go about
height It is of the LeAming yarloty
011 crutches,
and wits $own May 17th,to that the 616v,
,1, H, Chisholm of town has Accept.
an foot tire the product of loss than
f(ld &positional frAlellet with E, B.
throaand a balf month# gt6wtb, Mr.
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Mituttloworth Chemical Co, of Toron to,
PhImbf Claims to 11AY6 0, sunfloWer Volth
116 has had Considerable exp6rionco, In
a hundred flovroria on it.
the drug, And 66mical line and should
The Autumn sitting of the Iligh Court
1*o6b vdth auao6ss in big now position,
of Tuatite for Huron county will be
.R. S. Reid, grocor, haq mtdo an AM.
hold as follo*s :--vlary sittings before
pignigon t to Bartram It, Raid. R,
Jugtio,s Fqguson, Tueedarr Sept. 11th;
1)I6kIhA6A it myloitor idt th6, %0A1jg-
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bt1disj kjjdqj Noy, l2tb.
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]JAPPIRNINGS Ri-oisix A, SKImmae.
i OF A wl� . V11K GODERICH * * OpRitorapoanxatr
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'OlNoba loaf In town" was told some
of the Tamoas crow on Monday after-
h cmiio tip town for
"the staff of life" which Stowe on
Hamiloon street had stowed away, I
Tb:e St. Andrew came in on Monday
4. in. about 10 with 37,000 bushels of
wheat for Alchardsou's.
Near the bveakwater we also noteda
schooner laden with lumber and at
anchor, She was quite it large vessel
and painted green and white, The
Sarah frook the penInsula driven in
for shelter on Sunday, bound for
Amherstburg. Quite a number of our
townspeople were down at the dock,
All the citizens, the ladies especially,
V�omenadca on Monday night on
(Ingstort and Stanley streets to listen
to the exquisito music of the orchestra
front Stratford. The Stratford
orchestra was, composed of Professor
Rol) 1111ist; Alias Buller, pianist -,
and Ttilehvelro Stuwm, cla d
must confess that the music wits very
fine altho' we prefer the harp to the
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. The all-abmrbing question in our
mind on Labor Day was answered
about 7,30 p. co, in the usual way -Mc-'
Ivor won. We asked a gentletuan .if
McIvoi� won. He replied innocently in
couelet'style . Melvorbeat, forty-five
fee . rifteen- yard4 is very compli-
moritary to Godevich, .
,The Misses 0aldwell returned to
their home at Port Huron per steamer
Pittsburg� . I �
We bad the pleasure of meeting
Professor Robefts, organist of the con- �
gregational church, Stratfordo who 'in
we congratulated while a student ab
the Institute for theBlmdat Brantford'
many years ago u on his fine execu-
tion ofthe Teoub%our's March, which
he,played for us. . I 1. .
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Mr. and Mrs. George Crabb have
gone to make Brantford their home.
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The Misses Florence, Genevieve and
B tbel McGregor, datightees of Captain
William McGregor, who spont their.
vacationwith their gi,andinother, Mrs.
Oil Wednesday night 2011h A""
afterthearelvalofthelate traint w;
heard the most terrille tin b,
cheersand inuate of hor I
course we thought it wits it cliarivarl.
We waited, beat -Ing the sounds more
diathictly .And we knew theu that they
proceeded from the G. T. It. station. i
Soon they seemed to emanate from
thesquare and !it it, few seconds we '
saw a crowd of -boys, a number of
whow bore torches. marchine alotif
Hotel .Bedford an BrItis .1
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!"ItX11111018b,"Inloot the great musicale was
McIvor's victory over Cowan. Of
course Goderich wits delighted. Malt -
land Humber won in a watched race
with E ddieBelcher, but Eddle's friends
sayEddie,won. Maltlandis a Godo,
rich boy, so it is all right we presume,
Mrs. George Stanbury of Stanley
"Pell, the last week of A 'gli t U'h-!
of her f Plend, Mrs, %r, ,'i$e c
galilel7vtray, Palmerston Ave. They
srent Thursday p. in. picnicking at
t Is beach.
. Air. and Mrs, Stewart and son,
Homer, who speu b their vacation in it
visit to Montreal and Goderieb, were
the uests while here of Mrs Stewart's
motf
Joe, Mrs. R, 0. Figber, Newgato
street., They have Tetarried to their
home at Souris, Mn.n. .
Mrs. Orawtbrd of Souris, Man , is the
guest of her mother,Mrs. R. 0. V isher,
Newgate St. Mrs. Crawford will re-
turn to her home in October. -
Could the Liborals got no man with
more PN,v,er,to represent them than
Editor mes. He said in Goderich
"One man can do nothing." Where is
Clergue P
. M . r. George Sinclair of Da,wn, accom-
Yanied by his daughter and, son,Master
ames, was one of the delegates to the
I great 1. 0. F. convention last week,
They were the guests of Mrs.
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Trethewa,'Elgin' Ave., nieceOVA
Sinclair. kiss Jessie Woodsof Dawn.
accompanied the party. � . . .
"Big Bon" the- town clock w . cut
wrong in the "dog days." -7 -The canines
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Ales. At. and Miss McGregcr, Hen.
sall, are tba guests of Mrs, Humball.
Alias Alay 960veath spent last we . ek, �
with friends tit Clinton.
Miss Lastibrook of London, one of the
guests at the St. Lawrence, spent Fri.
day �ho guest of Mis x-Rumbidl.
Miss Wilson has taken a position In
Watford. . .
Miss Battle Harrison, Dungannon
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has taken a position in Berlin wit],
Miss Pelleton,
Miss Bean has returned to her school
tit Auburn,
Miss Hayti is selling her homemade
candies for the benefit of Victorlo,
street church, . I
Mr. Goode, druggist, the energetic
cr arine Band, attend-
ed, as he said, "so rarely," a picnic at
BigfieldionWednesday, 29th Aug. ,
re. John Reid Rol,l bar residence on
Picton St. by private sale. Mr.Harrill-
ton of Porter's Hill, son-in-law of Mr.
George Green, was the. porebaser, and
will take up his residence in it foe the
winter., I I
Alex Melvor has signed a contract
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to ride for the Canada* Cycle, Co. . ,
Mr. Will Logan, who resides in
Buffalo and represents the dredging
inte0ests of that great cit is now
With part, of his, fleet at 1pyandotte.
We aro pleased to - leain .that Miss
Grace IN. Strang of Goderich Oollegl-'
ate Inatitube, and ditoghter of the
Principal, won one of Edward Blakb
Schoolarabips for general proficienc
MissS.trftng was the only one why�
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�vrote belo%ring to the above school in
the scholars ip examination, We Also
extend our congratulations to Miss A,
Chidley, one of the clever pupils of the
Collegiate Institute. Clinton, who was
awarded one of the Ridwatil Blake
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is visiting her
relatives in Guelph,
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Mr. and Mrs. Finncayne, who were
for some time the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Rastall, have. returned to
their home in New York..
About 200 people it is said ,left our
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0aptain urray McGregor, have re- I? a - I g P L OtIgLij �Ltle town P & u un. ay. pers amer a urg- . I � . . �
turned to t.heit, homeat Milwaukee; cl6ck st,ruck five when it was 10 a. in. Captain'Albort M. Shopbard anchor- . . . . � n& L. I . I .
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� on Thursday. Ladyarnith and other vil the Olympia about one mile out Saturday' . - come as eat-ly The Last uhance to' Buy . .�
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The Misses Alice and Constance Sav, days causeii the ir�egtilarity. - from-lbe-batbor, and rowed in to call . . � . . . I
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age of Buffalo, daughters of Mr. Troy -%Ve I , .. youwoutdaliare ' ,� I 8hirt Waists Cheap .
Savage, a former townsman, have re- 011t; a, white glove at the post-' on his. fam 'IY He- ,v�as delighted .to and . . . . I .
. ,f t", , v eas- Iffice one,day last week, but found ib ffi�id -that h1naugliter. Miss Shephard, - in these r . . . ' . ..
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turned to their home Cry PI in box95 wheii we called next, day., was no longer an invalid. . . I Monda 6-11' $1.26 to " . . �
antholidayseason with their. � I . . . Y .50 Waists for 50o �
g,an d - . , . .. . - I bargain�t. Eight Your cholce0f all ourLadiiis'.Shirtwafsts made . I
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.mother, Airs, Captain Murray , re- Mr. Sickles of Chicitgo spent last. .. They limi, o overr 70 YPU4� girls now &0lo � of Gingh; ns Muslins, Z'epbyt,s,- . in sizes of $2, 34 1
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the steamer Tattle. . . mother�,Mrs.Lewls,Rfliott. Mr,Sick- shore, of Lake Huron all the way at � - An the;r Cbrset. Chance '. ' . .
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I blnqtoi� John, Macdo'nald, . son of Cap- les left on - Sanday it. in. per steamer artistic points from Sarnia. to Mae- , - . I . 0 . . I � . A. Snap -in Carpets . . . . ...1.
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Pittsburg for Det i olt, and Chicago. kinac. The Rer. Mark enjoyed. his . . . � .
taba Macdonald, is watchnian on the Me, .. . a r . . . � . : I 1.
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olympia, the captaift of .which � . H. Spence and. da.ughters, Alice trip immensely.. .He is a very fine 7Jo nd$1.0orset.9fo 500- - . 600 Union ear�eM at 4oc - . . . . . . .
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I called and Lizzie, left on Monday a. in. for artist. ., *. . .� About 35 pairs of Corsets made of good, strong 150 yards of Union Carpets, .in assorted designs - . �
hera on Saturday t6 visit his family. I . I Toronto, where they will spend'this Miss Marion.1figils loft to resume her% Jeani all itee - I filled, nicely trimmed and finislied,sizes and c6lors, extra. heavy qu .
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Miss�Marid- Grah%mo lia;s i:eturbed . I . . alitY, ibixed, colors of red', .. I
week the guests of Mr. Harry Spence. duties at Maxwell school. : Mrs. 19 Nj,nregular prices 75c and $1, cholce.-on Saturday greell.,goldi etc., regular value 00e� ' '
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froth her visit. to Mrs. Captain Wll� Mrs, Spence expe. roth_ Inglis is visiting at Wingham.' . . and day per pair . 11 � . I. p... . . 50 :0 o . 46clal for Satur- "
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loughby of Cleveland. � .1 I I .. 611. . � . . I .11 I . I.. � rs, X, F. .0.1arke and daughter . * ' . I . ' "" * � ........ � . I.. 4*0 .
Great pi�pa�ationi; � are being made Wo: Ma . I Grace -wbos t * it the rp-, I ., � .
. . .. w one very happy man on . I e coming o visi J1_ . .. . 1. � .
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bicycle factory'%o , enta of Mrs. Clarke, .Mr. and rs.- - - I . y -at fleduced Pj leulh fiok 85c �, '. � � .
at the engine and. Oloves and Hosier' .. � . I . . rim $1, Lino . . . : ' I
� Fridav evening last carrying a basket, . . I 11 . , . 0 pieces.of njw
pqoipAb thoroughly 'for work. The any . I James' Breckenridgb, t' from Pasadena', I I , .. . . : I LlndI0qn:iM;extii& ualjtj,�Il Choice �
moulding shop h4s been torfi away.and .of. haridsome pears of . which . man ... 20C Glouesfior 100 - . . : designs, E nglish make 11 85.1 .
� . Cal., we Chronicled some weeks ago, . . . I I �, I . . �hwlll give gooc we4i;' sold �11'
I . might be proud.' A*gentleman 'Called ' . .. overAt $1 to $1.25 ya, , Our . � .: , . c ,
anew, la e, properly -built one will out, to.hirij "Are those home" made ? " bit e returned.- .-Mis-13teckenridge Childreft's TaffetA G16-ves'in black and tan,on' ly, . . . price; I ........ I... I ......
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be:flnishe .in brick. Manager,I) .anied therni on the. Pittsburg, I . �. .
� oty The o�,Oneriif tbe.basket laughed. and .1
- Z act.,pirip assorted oizesi fine ,q"lity, oite regular 26c a,nd. W I 0� 600 0 ita � . I . ,�
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.has been at. Detiolt on busines% pre. sa and with them will visit a few. friends values, to go, at.'..- .... ...... � . . , . U in Muslin at'25a ' ' � � I , �
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pitratory to launching out i 6 the n in Detroit-. before, her return, to 'her I I . I . . � � . . I . I Cditalft- Muslins in white witih blue t
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ew prize at Paris., tb,6y are Souvenir P01'16 home here. 8ilk Gloves. at 190 1 , . .. . ,. . , e
enterprise. Wew.isli the newmanage- tries de Grise.�!', The .happy. man was R. Chilton, American Consul, bad a , , . . ; price was 606 a yard, to naake a quick - I - .
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ment success. . . . . . *Mr. Vanattar. The liears had a crim- Ladies' fine Bilk Gloves, in black ' arn' � . 0 Larance we
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Christopher and Brogileii, spentLabor ingly large. They must keep wonder- Consulate; Mr. Bird (Ada Chilton) , . , - . . . I . . I . . . 25 F I
� Mr�. Jas.'McMath ,and. two sons.*' s6n blush upon them, and were exceed- sorted sizes, best gloves !it the trade at 25c to clear at . I . s,
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McIVor-Cowan bicycle race ab Strat- visitors returne'd tv Diitroit and other, Miss 0hiltoft is at ibe Consulate wItK 12JQ ileSts f6r 86 1 . .. .1 . - � . , Hose at..T.Wo, Pair ; .� .1.1 .11. 1, )"I � I
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Ma6ter Adolph and Miss Irene Dor credit for their punctuality, They visiting his brothor-in-law� Judge few dozen to sell at each ......................... � ... 1.- �.8, Satu; land Monday, � pal - - 01 or 35 .. 1, -,
enwend returned to their home at Tor-� have come in on time on every trip. Johnston at Sault Ste. Marie, and *he - . . day
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Eu r b . as Messenger Moore, his family gue�ts of their grankparents, Mr. And was af, the old place -the coal on the : . .. I I _. � I �
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The last time'th . t it, this.weekin Steatfordi the guest.6f weeksagoof Mrs. Thompson. They . . I . . I 0 . �
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as for some one else toget; ib, A King's Martin were in the C. P. R. train the Paris Exposition.. . . . . � . . , CLINTON , . . . . 1.
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tmetn ronto, by some speclalw , Union?,. Thiii may bo had formee(l o,t si.oa per Y . 0,0 .. 11 11 � I . I I I . . I .
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diana is tfio .glass works, whe , the school at their home in Stratford, r. '6eg MRS 0 A MeTAGG,IRT . I .
Belgians � are � emplovied. 'The natural Miss. Seegmiller, still remaIng" I . , week in leptember from the great Clinton,4rig. 28th, � I . I I I I � �' - . �. ,—or,-- - . . . I
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there, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crabb a son. Mrs, Robert Burns � returned to her I . . � . . J . . -4 .. I .. . I , .
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no Smoke nor any soot or black dust to Mrs.- Crahl) in spending it few days in home at Muskegon accompanied by .1 I t BO . � '
. mar their culinary pleasure, or heat- I OTS AND.'SHOES
ing Apparatus, , , . Seaforth, the guest of her son, Mr. her sister, Mrs. I�rindley, as far as . . � I . � ., . .. . I
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Miss Xate McXntosb returned ' We had much pleasure in attending it's.: 'Just I . . I . . . 1 .6, . � . . . � �
steamer St. Andrew on Mond Per The summer girl has reached our � � _9h . _ I � . . 1. .
. ay a- Ift- Port at last. Nobats required while the pothplimentiry concert extended � . .
iftera. very pleasant visit with her driving', or . . I There is'o d,mbbin.g quality in bur store. Our
brother,Xr. Alex. McIntosh, merchati , promehading, and we note the I. 0. F. visiting brethren an Tries- . stock, is,
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b, in Buffalo the clergymen have to re- day,oflast week at the Conrt Roo . + .. from th best manufacturers and our price$ are unequalled -
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of the American Situlb. . . strict the young ladies of, the Con- wl,,cli was tastefully decorated w1ft I I
Me. James Millei.,formorly a citizen gregation. 'from sitting bare -headed Union Jacks arranged fantastically in If the ingredients come allyWhere. You cannot judge of the great values we are I
of Goderich, Huron Road, is an atiang. in clitirch. What will the milliners front of the platform and between offering unless YOU come an�l see for Y0111-8elf -We W6re I
elist, sent out by the Bapists and is this do? ' . the windows,, from our store.- Nothing, J�ePt very busy all last 'Saturday. In the afternoon we
seasonatthe Mariltoulins, Mrs..Miller Miss McLachlan, who spent her Mr.F. Naylor left on Monday early but the beat call come out
resides at Rudyard, Algoma, . holidays visiting her aunt, Mrs. Carlo- Ii. in. train for Toronto Hos tal. He . . I could not wait on the crowds without - solhe
The post -office was in the hands of to, here and fait afraid of his left eye Tecoming Come
_ 4 other friends in Canada I . of our store becouse noth- early in tile Morning and avoid tile gi-eat rn tjp.� .
the painters bit Monday. It is bet returned to Glasgow in time to open, injured, Webo onot. . = to -
d it rich salmon Coloror el"'ge . Mans, erSaunT tn�. - - ing - but the. beat is al low- date fo - cheap
. her. school. Another season, our ers returned on Sa , otivear, at,the old rdliable
�=Ing in that shade. , ' - day , lf§ I . r I I . . . cash. j4tare. I �
The S. A are paintaking and popu teachers -should follow Miss McLach- 11 t t from his visit to the Toronto -, ed to come in. I
Jar and we are sorry that it rained the lan's example and also cross the sea. Expos ion, . This is the season when Our motto for V riday and Saturday . ,
Air. Cornell J. P. .Brown is off on a bus' ,
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night tbeir'sociat was held. Tbeys,nt has invoked in a fine I I mesa Irip I Every customer satisfied with genuine bargains. .
forthoOlinton S. A. baud to assist now Bell piano. to , W, ni nd othe cities in good things to eat are par -
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them, which, they did by playing Miss Logan of Buffalo V' i I ticularly in demand and I
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beautifully on the square, bir."an The Misses Wilkinson of Detroit
hour for the openingr of the enter. Kirkbride. . I returned this week to continue their we have made ample pro- WK ,TAYLOR & SONN .
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taiument, It has raltied for its many . We re lessons In china painting in its latest parations. All tfie holi- . I
rob very much to announce and most artistically modern style.
Mondays as Sundays bat last Monday the deatl9of FrofessorAtiguate, Bourdon I Cash and One Price.
the rain passed over,' 250 tickets we De Pendry, at the early ag Misb Donogh has opened out with day staples and. delicacies + Rogs taken as Cash.
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sold, but pail; of the receipts went for tit his residence on Britannia, Road on a quantity of fancy felts and hand- are to be1bund h care- INSURAN0,04 OPPICE AT THE STOR.E. I � i
"Grace 8eforo Meab" fund. We wish Fridaylast, afteran illness of about some fall plumage and trimmings of e r OW
. folly selected and at right I � .
10 or It months. He was the only all deac"'PLIons., -- .
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so child of Monsieur ])a Poudry,one of tile Mrs, Cooper will add a line of fancy prices. We can give yon —_ . �
Barbacuell at the Point Farm before oldest and noblest families of the work to fier millinery dep -------- -1 ------- zmz;� .
they loft on Sunday. I I grand old Huguenots of France and which *111 both be up-to-date. Mrs. royal service and save you 11 .
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the Toronto Exhibition on Thursday, the reatest thouglib of the father. In We think Captain Babb, of the — .
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Mrs, Tellier of Windsor Las been the fanguages, inusic and art, as well as ocean House wolyid have �sitid oil I TOWN Or aL11JToX .
the past three Weeks the %to in a commercial education he wag per- �
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daughter, Airs. Slattery. Mira, Tellier fe0t- Healso attended the Military seenthe Harbor sidewalk, "Didn't I Fhlits `40 . Notice fs hereb
resided here for years in. McDouga I . I tj, Rivell Mat a courb VVl!l be MO. I
, Ilis Collegeand here the only recreation tell. yon Mo.,, - 11014 VuNuftnt to t 0 Wien' Llstq Aet, by Hflq .
survey and sold bet, home to, real e at lie took Wits to wander off in the woods 11011or tile .Tudge Of tile COunty Court, of tbo I
Mr. Daniela of ths organ fadtory call and see w hat we have cOunty Of 1rur0n, at 10 O'clock a m an Friday
.Windsor. Sholooks remarkiwly well, with his 1111- He came to Montreal staff and one who bits been stea y I Haptember28til 1900, to licaranti Mormino tli�' .
We met . in 1875 ang was married in 1878 where, ". to over as we are going to several comp I � � .
tbe Mayor of Barrie, employed there for years, left oft, on- -in iitq of arrom and ornf8sionq in
he was organist in one of the cathed- " . I . tile VoterW Llstq of tile allialelpalitV of'tlla
day for Rainy River where he int nds handle fruits to your Oatis- �
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board at the Huron Hotel 'which wag I tOwil of 0111iton forthe year i9w, A,11 'Pergona '
p,ofessor De Poudry came to Goderich . faction and ours also 'We . ,tto ,ff busfnesg at t1liq Court are required to OUR TOOTH
burned down on Kingston street. We with his mother and his fami success. Mrs. Daniels and baby will at the said tinia and place, .
ly, where . remain here foe some time, WILLIAM COATS, I
used to think he was .a wonderfully Ile formed classes in musientid P-reneb, we buy direct fro� the (Ile"Ic of the said Munielpallty,
tall young man, Oub we find lie ts only and was also arganiab at St. patees. . Clinton, 80PL 4th, 100o, �
medium height, Ile was also ver M__Z�._�t� . growers, consequently only
reserved, Ilut is now it fluent talk Y Some years later lie took a position in .
Or. Rzt.yti, but the troubles In that revo. Brown's Swe ItegIster - oneprofit,.haa to be added, , �! _ I I 11
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IcDonalil of the Surrogate Court. his return to Goderich, where he then Thursday, SeNt. 13tli, ab 1, p, m.—Ab � No taking chances ,or depend- -
no was very much pleased with the 0 COURT OF REVIRON �
pit. IA X� I received a position in the Counting lot 17, con. 3, ullett, farm stock and V1 14 I .1 A" I'll 1, I L �
appuaraks— . U V W11*
Mrs, Strongh will leave on the next
trip of the PittsOurg to visit her bus.
band and son at Little Current,
Ales, It, Whitely left last week for
her home at Chicago,
We were, ver3r spery to learn of the
sad accident which befel Alias Hadle
Ryan at Ann Arbot, Mich. Mrs. Ityan
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will be one of tile finest showrooms in the coun, ty.. Tu a.few weeks we will ba ready with the
choicest stock ofTrimmed Milliliery ever shown in Clinton;..,Qur milliner,iViss6itirch,who is now
in charge ofthis def�artinent has ju�t returned from Detroit,where she has been for sometim6,get.
ting tfie latest Amerienn Novelties inXillinery.- Buying direct from the foutitain head of
fashion in syndicate quantities we will be In a position to sell you Millinery at Dry Goods .1
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id Tier vacrillon tit .&tin Arbor, and
Vt00d 01) tb6 same Old SCOW ift tile
�6r whielt nank dud pimpitated
and her lidv eompatilon Into Clio
e�Tile young lady Wits rps"acitat- I
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,ndedtheirtradeto the estindies,
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Glatieri Ptop�; Thos. Brown, Auction.
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Notice la 110reby veil that a CourfwIll be
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lilq buginess and waa much beloved
Porter'sHill, clearing sale of farm
stock avid Imflements, without rd,
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Take Laxative Broina Quinine Tab*
courtor tild
Comity of Itaron, atLonde0oro, oil, 010 25til
day orgopt(jillbet.,1%
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tII who know blin. 110 le.%ves a
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aorve,-3amea 11amilton, Prop.; Thos.
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lots, All druggistg refund the ItI01107
it it falls to care, 25C. r). W. Grove a
alla deferitillin tile 1'everal ealliplailit.q of fr.
lara and onlildom Ill t1id Votel"41 Lict of flio
Mllrileipalft�, of the Town.,41111Y of 11111lett for
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"I ti'll)UL08 Of loving friends - wil
Toesdayi SgIt, 18, Ab I pan. -Ab lob
21, con, 7, Ill )bert, fArm stock and
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Persian PinlcAw'_*
uqtiare� and compaso, in lovely
to flowera,theemblein of tile Order
[11reemasone and lovely
hopYementa.-John Hastings, Prop.;
Thos. Brown, Auctioneer.
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