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W. J. MITCHELL,
Editor and Proprietor
"o tar at least as agricultural
unplenients- are -concerned, it appearS
that the Liberal policy is at least as
trotectiobist as that of the Conser-
vatives. The chief difference appears
to he that Mr, Borden is frank and
honest enough as to describe himself
as the supporter and advocate of
protectionist duties while Mr. Sifton
dishonestly attempts to humbug the
I cork hy telling them that protees
tiowst dutiesare revenue tariff duties.
tTke one is the frank opponent of a
- revenue tariff ; the other, while equal-
ly the enemy of the reytnue tariff,
. treacherously professes friendship and
- essays to make the 'Western tanner,
Whom he has betrayed, not only his
sic lin ' to I."
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'ME CLINTON NEWEPREQORD
JO, ",, !nallanivalisalaolo
11
SIXTH. GODERIOH TOWNS1UP. =RIM
Oa Friday night our citizens were
nitwit depressed at the .sad news of
Mr. Philip Murray, a former resident
of this town, meeting with a' fetal
shooting avcident out hunttng.
, was only about three weeks ago
that be left las position as engineer
in our grist mill to go into the hotel
business in Brumfield. The bereaved
ones have the sympathy of the -whole
cournatinity.-
, On Sunday anniversary services were
bets in the Methodist church. Rey.
Brown a . Mitchell was the special
preacher. Large congregations were
present at both services, especially the
.v , in one there being no service in
Mrs. J. Sheppard, Sr., took 4 Lail A painful accident happened to Mr.
M r Town 1 ine the other
Miss Mabel Cleft of Clinton testi- clay. He was harnessing one of Ws
end dislocated her wrist. Jacob eye , 4 ,
November lath,1902
NOTHING
cated at her wick's, Mr. John luil's hoises when in some way lie wrenched
It is reported that Mr. Jolut pect the extent of his injury until - LIKE LEATHER
of the Baylield Line, last Week. his shoulder. • Mr. Meyer did not sus- !
dleton, Jr., who went tO Manitoba. night when the pain became so severe , - ..
some tune ago \sill not , return t , t et r. uc anan was .
good country' .
Christms.s. klan.:toba, he thinks, is a ' making an examination the Dr. fouitd
; that the shoulder. was out of joint.
11r. Ea,. hi Ilcasenn and wife of Her- After the re -setting of the arm Mr.
lock called on their old Ba.yeeld Line Meyer felt considere:bly relieved but it
friends last wee:. Mr. Beacom is as will be sortie time before be will be
hale and hearty as .ever. able to use the arm to any extent. .
Mrs, Emerson, Sr., of the 7th con.. Two bank re•presentatives were
is seriously ill, but at thee of writing : cently in town looking over the
was much better, Mrs. R. Chill of ground with. a view of establishing
ill h D h sent for
1 1 t
I 4 .branches here but so far neither o
the Presbyterian church. On Monday t.linton was attending !er as wee ,
•
:venlig; the church was well filled at Misses Sarah and Emma 13eacom them have alcen action. A. third is
IIthm
e uto
sical eutertainent which was and Miss Flossie Lok of t4 Baylleld understood to have an eye on the op
IILLETT TOWNSRIP. s
gis en. Everyone seemed to enjoy Line were the guests of ItlIss Lottie ening here and before. many weeks a
C t a d last week branch will likely be established.
ie With the dose of the year rapidly • Oemselves• 01
•
approaching municipal, matters are • Mr. William Drell left here on ri - It was thought last Friday night
Sharon Methodist church, but
beginning- to be discussed with greater , day for Manitoba. He expects to he
Would in le the close of the revival ser -
interest. . From. presoit . indications aws.y a couple of weeks. vices they Will continue through this week.
• there will be a, big bunch of cancli- -, Our veteran shoemaker, Ur. "I'll Rev, • Mr. Hussar, along with the
- dates for the council. Among those Sherritt, has sold his Itouse and por- members, are laboring earnestly and
. mentioned, in addition to the present tion of lot on Queen street to I
•1V r' no doubt much good has and will come
• men•bets are Rohert A.rmstrong, Rich rd Pratt f Al ' f $4
• , , . es orris or oo. • therefrom. .. .
a
Isaac Barr, IS Dentin.), William aIr, J os. Page has disposed of his
Mills and John Barr, Reeve Leeeli .
perPoses retiring. If he does -Council- , Mr. John White 'for a reasonable .fig- .
house and two Idts in this burg to 1M3 wasnciistasfyle 'guest
of
fBaDtlefssso.rifotlsisei eo. et lot foe con.
lor Ferris will be a candidate - and • use. 'Oise A. Tebbutt bas returned home
Will in. all probability be elected with.. '
out opposition. Mr. Ferris is person- Miss Flora on Sat-
Watson left here . , ia.erftiaefri spending several weeks in God -
ally . popular and is a man of good, urday for Manitona with tne ntention . • *
sotted Judgment.- of gettirig tnarxied and residing in Miss • Sarah Chill •of Toronto, who
has been visitheg with her cousin,Miss
that country .in future. Her father,
ReeYe Leech is mentioned as a, like- E. Watson, ac otnO
e wiled her as Mamie -ChM of the. Bay -field. Line re-
,
ly candidate for the county council
Mx as. Toronto. The young lady ,has turns to her home this week.
• ble t 'f no- other
and at is pro at a 1
name is' presented front this township the: good wishes of everyone . lor e We were sorry to hear of the illness
" Canada. for Canadians," tho to lia've'
CANADA FOR CANADIANS. . . o in 'Brigham, es -reeve, is also said
Mr. Leech will take the field. Mr.
T 1
an ambition for the count
sister, Miss Elora, before the latter
y here for a clay or tvvo to vieit her of the illness was something similar
-Miss Mattie Watson of Crediton was
• . .., of Mr. Albert Thompson, he having to
come from apple packing. The nature
to bh:
happy future.
tpok-Ertisie/pdentcolichietias; he
ifss, farbieoiontlso.sbyfiell
watchword of the.. Conservative party . tatineil'
tor a quarter of a century, breathes . Mr. Ed: Bell,. who has been Axing left for Manitoba. .
a spirit of national development. ' to In Tucker.sntith, east of 'h&c:field, for A munber• of our citizens attended
the, funeral of the late Philip Murray' around again, • • .
Moat of the apple packers have
. .
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the past year, will return to Hullett . strayed to their homes. Alex. Welsh,
the realitation of Which Sir John' A. in Brueefield •on Tuesday. : -
dev o' ed their best efforts. It is a shortly.
Mr, lames Snell leaves this Week in Mr. john Kelly, a former dllythite,
Fred.. Emerson -all have .quit the• job,
Albert Thompson, Robert Cole' and
Macdonald and his - successors have
PolieY„Canadian in the broadest charge of a larV consignment of but now of Goderieli, Was in town on.
Tuesda.y. 'aftcr having packed 2000 barrels for
Leicester sheep for the state of Idaho.
sense, It has no •special significance .
East or West, but stands for the ad- This lias heen the busiest season hi On Friday the regular sittings of the 'Aug.
many years for our -farinicirS, but the Division Court were held here, Judge M. Macpherson • of Exeter, who has
. vanceaitnt of interests best calculated are now catching tip wit their wo4 Doyle presiding, .•
• liven in our, midst for some time over-
seeing a gang of apple packers, -. re
(.0 centres of civilization. pretty well and only need' a further ' The. Young People's Society of Trin-
. to,, make Car ada one of . the leading
continuance of fine weather. : I ity church, 131Yth held a social eyen-
, turned to las liotneOlast week. • .
Mr. A. W. Ferry • has •again rented
intolerant ' towards provincialism ,h1 Mr. Frank Schoales of Laird, ' Al-• ins; at the rectory on Wednesday •ev-
It is based on a patriotism which is - .
. the Parkins fartu . af which he has
ening last. A .pleasant feature of the
federal ou.stions. Its direct object is goina, spent a . few da,ys renewing been'a tenant for the past couple of
tW
o make the est an important factor . ac nal lite:flees with friends • in this • evemng was the . presentation to Miss
Flora 1Vatson of a. beautiful silver tea- years. • Mr. .Furry is an industrious
in the deve,opment of the East, •and • tol'nslii ). -He was accompanied home
accompanied ' by the following Man and, we are .pleasecl to know, is
the East a guarantee of progress tcl...1aw 6Y .M1-12 .Tatnes Dodds ,. his father -in- Pet,
• address : Dear Plora,—Tim
e, .thou meeting with siiccess. .
the West. " Canada for Canadians' .• . •.
•
has a clabn on lill men of broadened' Mise A. Tyerman Spent as week .with who waitest for •no man, thou who Miss Whittle Thompson, teacher at
Auburn, accompattied by Misses •Ertatt
, hest seen promises. fulfilled,•:thou who .
ideas and its realization depends al- friends in Mitchell and •Stitila: .. d Enos, spent Saturday at the ree-
together on insisting that our , as n Mr, • Colin Campbell 'of Goderich wilt peer into' all eternity, 'thou who an
hast seen Many changes, in ottr little tdence of • Mr . R . Thompsor
e . '
affairs be Paramount in the (.yes. of ent a couple of days. last ween- with R. Ilitdc. has gone to Wiarton
Mr. .Williani Carter: . band of workers in. Trinity- clnireb, ' . Mr.
for the, winter.; .
the adininistration. ...13-fytit, thou art about to -Witness art- '
• . Mrs. Jahn Warwick has returned •
'The, friends of Mr, john Beacom,and
" Canada for Canadians" has had other change In the -removal itoin • a -
home aftcr .spending five weeks - with' es._ .
mni any interpretations placed upon 'it. friends in Toronto and vicinity. mong 'us of one .whowe deeply • theyare many, Will be pleased to hear
-
The • 'Liberal press have systematicall) M -A
r. George ddison is lame at teem . IN hen we kali you Flothat he is some betterthan lie was
ra We '
-of its meaning and -have appealed to • Mr. James iterguson's house I's 'al- name recalls your . noble clenortment, - ' Mr, -. l'
ast weev, •
. c ley Wo.
misrepresented the Conservative icier, present owing to ill health. • • are pleased to know. that the. very
latcher
petty sectional prejudices in. their ef- most coMpleted, 'We expect to see it. your grace til ma iieris. an 'yogi.. tows , Week With his. thresh- .
forts to render it unpopular ss ' . . occupied• soon.. - thaw ordinary lacy- ike bearing.. o
I I' ni a 0 e bacl brea' s last
ing. machine, but it is :goine:agaia. ,
Let its see what " Canadaofor Can . .
adians" really . does - signify, It is
emblematic of a national life .which .
has as its first thought the welfare
of our own 'people.. The •Coneeryative:
week in Clinton .the •guest of Ins son, is la our own Dominion .of Canada, 00Per., as acceP e . a 81 110. 10 W1
party today, as -in the past, is con- i,. wileatliey. : , . , . . • . end that even. though you em leaving . mt. T•• J. aeltoon, ..Sr., -or Clititon: He
cerned with the adViincenient."of the. "
Mr. and Mis. 'I'. Pollard .and Miss your parental home you are doing so is: a 'steady' .end reliable young- man.
man who has his stake M this Conn- Kate . McMann Of Leadbury • visited to be one Of two to plant -Another,' and of a ebtirteona and pleasing. man -
try. That the manufacturers, works . your :own bonses • In this very ner, •so that if he likes the business
ingmen and Agriculturiste of the. Unit:- their friend, Miss Janet .Campbell, on :even
in in return goods to the value of
e gaven. . Ito= • yoirmay have a. foretas.M iie will
cd States find on this side of thi. Sunday... • , •. , • • . • ' important step in life we 'hope that we :have. no doubt hut that
There Will be a rousing temperance God's blessipg for .yolir ...future hap-, make A sdeces.s of if, . ... ... „
market a ready -market for. 5120,000,-.. meeting held On .Priday. night in the pineesoin. your nevi *abode may follow •
000 of their produce eaeh year.; . tak.. . church at wbith several addresses will von and that in • this your temporal
1VI Carti 'had t
do not speak as those who loom. not, • r; 'alma. art, Who te, ovcrker is .
. we speak as we do •know and testily a gravelling contract on the lisse
:CONSTANCE . •es We have seen. You are about to oLine-_,'-o is making a decided improve-
. lea.ve as and go lax away, but we are ment in that 'road:
Mr. G. •Wheatley spent part of lasi proud • to: know that that far • away. John • Cooper, son of Mr. ,Gco. • A.
. . , . .
S6o,000,000 only, is to a Conserirative DONNYEROO-K. .
Mr. Willie Day. oi Killarney, .Man., : blessings of your lIeayenly home. We •.
an outrage. That our factories shoald - wish":oto ' -remember on and to. have ... ...
be closed to provide Work for British, who has . beeti spending. the .sea.son
._ threshiag. with W. Lindsay taunted this 'wish reciproca . we wish. you to . ; Anniversary. services will be held. in
the -DonnybroOk Methodist .chtireli on
German and other. European workmen; accept.. tlOs pieee of silver as a too-
Senday, Novs Seth, when the Rey; J.
as a result ef a preferericp from which ,
home on Thersday. : . • ,-
Osi Monday last, aisile.in .SeafOrth, nnitto . of our asSociation together
we derive no special bendit, is anoth- as the hostler was bitching tip Mrs. altite .in • Myth. Knowing that we L. , Small . of Auburn - will preach 'at
10.36 a,..in. and Reli., al, Whale,y o1.
et source of alarm to those who sup- R.• Hotham's 'horse, the animal be must _ , part we now cominend you to
St. Helens at 2.3o and 7 p. sos 'On
port the principes involved in '. Ot came untrianageanle. • andran away, the keepingof God- and with. a deep.
Canadians." :icon x
a hibition of .still• attO . moving
• evening , a Hine light steseop-
claim that " Canada" must he " for breaking the buggy :th pieces.. and in- sense . ...of Mir loss we bid . ycie adieu . At:1°114Y
. lorang itself sci bad' that itis doubt:fel' and. As. a. last . %Yard we• tgoesday
. • pictures will be given by• •Rev. TO .
Mr. Simon Bedotus Jr., moved last
week to the farm he purchased from
Mr. S. Wray,- Sauble Line, Stanley.
Mr.. Albert Smith has leased Mrs.
McCormick's farm on the Brownson
Line for a term of years.
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The framing of a tariff •which .i,ebether it will live or. not,,, • farewell. . 'Couplancl at .. Auburn. The program
Captain John Buie, 'whose death .We
, ',recorded last ;week, was. bor inteisPersed :With special mus
ie .by•the•cherch thoir. Admission on
ma .e all classes more prosperous- •• V111 bo
oflered as a remedy of the growing •
• evil of foreign competition.. We havi
in Canada endless natural resources
SUTAXERHILL.
.Monday evening, e ,silver. collection at
* I B
and the Conservative party has . faith' . • Mitsk. pearl and 1-lelen ea‘c.oni s,114:_ xelativ.ee on, his mother's. side -were' the
McKellers,: pioneer farniers. and tvell the. door. All. are..eordially invited' to
in the ability of Canadians' to develop. their brother ' .Chester.. lett Iliersda4-. known to the old settlers in this:part conM ard ave a good. thne.:•:' • ....-
those resources. It is 'enciugh that our for. Marquette, Mich.,. wItere 1 t. Itc, of Huron county.. • His father,. the. late . klisk Mitinie Craig is visiting friends
Cant. John Buie, was a. like steam- r..11.1.T.Gadetririeinh. etrhsis eWoene,kp.kted. .t. 'al,. ing'...11)
goverinnent Should concern- itself with. father resides; They have bfeeonr iviairte. .
over the trotibles of the .Ainerieau,. • and it .beceme , almost like home to change of . residence for the. family *Mr. T, Itainford spent Stinday. at
hev ma have a safe ,.
our am n affairs, without . lamenting hi this part for the past . .o s
- • • • loat man. It involved, Considerable - their roots during the past week. .
Yorkshire or German +n (1.,.,. Over them. Our .best Wishes.go with them,
letween the; United 'States and Can -
SEAVORTH.
• Word was received here last week of
the sudden 'death -Of Mr. Joseph Shan-
ahan of Bay City, Michigan. Mr.
Shanahan dropped dead while speaking
to man on the street. He lived in
Seatorth and vicinity for many years
and wasp. brother of Mrs. Jowl Me -
Mann, Sr. Mr. Shanahan had pros-
pered in' the shipping and lumber bus
siniess.and •leaves his widow and child-
ren well provided for..
Mr. C. Sperling shippea his furni-
ture to Edmonton last week a.nd leav-
es for there.M a couple of weeks. Itirs.
Sperling ana faintly • have gone to
Toronto to visit her people before
leaving for the West.
Mr. John G. Crick anel family •re-.
• turned on Saturday . front New Lis-
keard . a,nd have taken up. their resi-
dence , here. We understand 'Mr. Crich
Iota dispbsed• of his property in New
Ontario at a good figure and will re;
main here as a 'resident of Seaforth: .
- Me. J Purcell of Egmondville• has
reMined home for a few days. He
has been. working during the summer
near Sa.rnie„ but has taken _a position
in Walkerton for Which.nlace he leaves
ne•Mxtr.w.Ge4,1c.F. Roger's,. Principal of 'the
Collegiate. Institutci, .. recently received
from the department of Inland 'ReVen-
me. at Ottawa, •a complete set of .thet-
aeighte .and. Measures '.for use in
. the Institute.. The set includes instru-
-ments for weighing all -kinds of things'
. an'a for Measuring• .everything by the
.metrie. system and Is very complete.
• As the metric. systern of weights and
measures .16. being introduced into
..cOuntries-. and may yet. become . the
standard in this country, this set will
he it valuable •addition. to the equip -
Ment of- the schools es through.it the
pmtpils will obtain • a thorough know-,
ledge of this •system, a knowledge that
may ..be .of much, .pradiral benefit ,t0
them. in years coine,-
• •
1,000,000 Canadians who should be of- . anct. • Nee -trust t a".,a; and the --result . was that s Mr. :Craig's. •
;is ent A number of his'.early Yea.rs ThreSlOtig is about completed around
fered employment .at home are dcanie- ,',ourney end a happy meeting, o •
iled in the tiiited States and their Mrs.. Williams, Miss 'Ella Malden
lyth. • Aftier• reeeiving•. a fair educe- .
here for the season'. ". •
tion in Detroit Chicago 'and Itiilwato • Mr, , Plowman has. been. biieY
ranks are .being augmented• from, the aid ',Garnet . visited: Constance ,friends
• • t d ea .ed
LutIellOW.
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•It is our •painful ie record the
death Mrs. .Merdocli, Alie. beloved
wife 'of Mr. J. G: Murdoth; drygoocle
merchant of this Which. took
'place . Wednesday' unaritiag.;'Mre; Mur
'dock bed: both neor."health itir.ecnne
tinitt past • and •-two ,Weeks• ago. .she
Went with Murdoch -ta Toronto.ta
.considO the leading .specialists in that
city; who proaouncedothe trouble • can-
cer of the Baer- and: that 'tio7poesible
• . hope .01 xeopvery. Odd be given.
ter, ;returning , Iter. home she .smik
'very-. rapidly.. ind•-lier death, althopgli
'not • unexpeeteci, :. was nevertheless,. • a
severe shack to : the fainily and -friends.
-Mrs. • • Murdoth; • Who was in her -45th
- Year, was. tile, only • child of Mr: and.
Mrs.. -Alexa.nder.1VIcKenzie, • for many. -
years residents' of the township . of .
Ashfield; and tvienty-one'-•-years, ago
s'she: Wag', united in marriage to- Mr.
altirdoelto „She. was a life-long, earnest
• • and devout Christain and wig. greatly
: .beloYed . arid esteemed by ell . who knew
hess : •
brain and •sinew of Eastern Canada.
That is not in •keeping. with a, policy
of " Canada for 'Cans:diens." What
we• need is the hothe market for Can-
adian wares, and thia can only .be
• secured under anequate " protection"
for the mattufactineri artitan, laborer
and fernier. The Conservative party
is sincere in its appeal for our own
people—and its one policy of "Can-
ada'for Canadians" is gaining friends
as it is better understood. • . ,
WILL MR. FISHER EXPLAIN1
Hon. Sidney Fisher's. organ,. the.
Montreal Herald, much exercised a-
bout the reign of corruption. at St,
Louis, observes t : ' -
" A convicted delegate. will • spend .
his time in prisoir writing a .boolt of
personal reminiscences under the title •
Twenty Years in the House of Dela-
gates of St. Loins.' It has been stig-
gested that he add a sub. title Or
Ho* to Save $10,000 a Year On a
Salary of 5500.1 "
It is a pity that Mr. Fisher should
waste valuable "spaee on the troubles
in St. Louis when so many, golden op-
portunities offer nearer at • hotne:
Why not have the Minister Of Agricul-
ture enlighten the readers of his paper
as to sultilar• achievement.% of certain
of his colleagues ?
on Sunday: • The two former .remant.
wek
Mr. Pafford' and wife of Stapleton.
visited. at .klio• George Johnstone's: on ,
Sunday. - •
Mr,. .3. IlOrnby' of -Colborne .visitecl
at Mr.' J. JcihnstOne'S on •Sabbatli..
Mr: and- Mrs. • George Tyner vieited
friends near. Leadbitry on Sunday..
Miss Dina Watkins of Clintoa visit-
ed friends here on Sunday. . •
Master Russet Stewart of town vise
•tted at Mr. George Tyner's froinsli'ri-
•day to Sunday. .
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PORTER'S ItILL. • •
• •
. Miss Nell Macdougall, after. spend.
itig the summer, at Mr. William.. El-
liott's, has returned 'to her konte itt
Egmondville.•
• Master Learie Dyke Of Goderielt
sPent Situday at the . his
uftele, -Mr. John TOrrance. .
Mrs Mut A. Cox of- the 7th. eon.
was • at a threshing on his father's
farm on ltionday, . As it was nearing
dusk • lai looked 'across toward- his own
place.and was Surprised to see a light
in his house. and - thitiking that. some
one bad -tat. en , possession in his ab- -
settee he hurried over to see who the
intruder was,. but he 4otincl that he,
havitig risen before .claylight, , lied., left
a Jan* burning, John will liaye to
get soMehoily to look...idler his. house
if he is so negligentsageht • • .
• • 'The ' Misses . • Ferguson SOS Auburn
spent - Sunday as the guest 'of Miser
Cressie Elliott. . - .
As it Is nearing winter the wander-
ers are returning. Last week Messrs.
It. and S. bletelland,• H. and W. Me-
• ford Siftoit as a political . traitor. -. In Gregor. and W. Elliott retuotriteclot.rohisi cil.erleta.1;701:r
Manitol a,
Suuday at home.
The Misses Weston of Clieton spent. wesappoitited ten years ago and where
,
r ORT 'Al-,131S‘T.
• .
. - he 'remained till three months shim,
a hen he . -finally succumbed to the
inalady• which lie had been fighting for
the -last -15 years He came home to
a recent issue it said, .editorially i ' . Mr. .1A.S. . Qns.iil is con!' ttiVoitr.sw.:litleillarnIdedaesn*liolaJtlii'llwlieyaYtitheitigaoedt'ittilleloc-'
L/BERAL TRIBUTE
TO MR. BORDEN.
The Winnipeg Tribune, one of the
Liberal' journals in Canada to rement-
ber and support the best traditions of
the party,. pays Mr. IL L. Borden, the
Conservative leader, a high tribute,
and incidentally denounces .Hon.
kec, -in the Untied States.,4114 Dendas P4elang aliRles in Colborne the last
whin well,pot tosiether, have joist the kind of footwear you
need. Our immense Work Was never in better shape than now
We have all kinds of sethouable goods at reasonable prisms,
bought dir•ect. from the manufacturer.
Big stock of all kinds of Behbers, we do not handle eeetind qnality
goods, gvery pair, we sell is guaranteed by the manufaet titers
"rt make no olistake when you bey your rulthere from
Sp.ecial for Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7 and 8 only, 40 pairs Ladies
Doman, Kid Buttoned Boots sizes I 4 and 4 only,
worth St.50 and $1.75. net Razor toes but good goods to clear
at 00o, they are n..1)111.016. ,
28 pairs Mint% Buttoned and Laced 13oots„ Sizes 11, 12, 13, 1 -and 2.
All we ask for your choice for above dates Me, see them.
See cair Girls Lid Laced and 13uttoned Bnots sizes 8, 9 and 10; 80 pair
of etteh line to go at Only 75c, worth $1: •
it- will pay you to see0our stuck and get ou prices,
TITO OLD RELIABLE.
Wm. TAYLOR .& SON.
• Cash and One Priee
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash
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. The following particulars are. taken
Irani the report of the Inspector of
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:Insurance for the year. 1991 dad relate
to that 'year ': ; •.
Ixis. Co.—.-Tot'al' assets;
'in Canada, he found'ennlilOyineatmien. 'John- int'a son liavc";one
different occupatioas. He was, so tel. Muskoka cin e. deer hunting expect -
thing of a 'dniggist, a good telegraph ition. ' • .
operator •and alterwards worked with - '13103,877 ; liabilities, $1,000 ; . receipts,
S. \-. AWANOSH.
, his ,uncles 'sir a . farm. But his' incli- • $6;08 ;, expenditere, $3,950 ; risks. in
nation was for a.lnife othe lakes and' • . • • ' . force, : axst Dec., 2x69, -representing-
when about x6 years of age he began EA.T17
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hrs. eareer oh the splendid steamer R. o-..„, q
Usborne and Ilibbert Co. -Total ae-
N.. Rice of the Detroit and -Cleveland • *nue ,,abbath • sebool and Puasi 9( blic , - , .. • • • ,tes Si,b.
: , su ,I5,/?9 , lialmjitoo ; re
line, where, uttder.the tintion of Capt.' school, section 9, con: 12, •East • a a -
McKay, he -received flie rudiments of a
splendid.cliscipliae which 110 ever main-'
brined over his oWn• crew when. he at -
'anted command,- His-proi1iotion was
rapid, He sailed on difTeren steamers
all..over the Northwestern lat ms,becom-
Mg a lirst-class pilot. . At the . age. of
24 lie was .appointed captain of the
seopeller Cuyahoga.. • Ilis• next com-
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mand was the new steamer George Ls
Colwell, the building of whielt lic. sup-
erintended himself; After a number...of-
:years • the Colwell was sind -and he
'then took the steamier George Spencer
but on account of disease, which had
this early begun to develop, he hadto
resignearly in. the' fall, A course of •
treatment under the celebrated Dr.
toiddick of Alontreal restored 'hint to
a fair state ot healthand he was then
engaged to take commend Of the- stect-
merMichigan, trading on the Pacific
coast ' Iron 'Columbia River 10--San-
Franeisco. ft • was found, , however,.
that the fogs which prevailed 111 that
rart of the Pacific. would be injurious
to his health so be was obliged to give
it up. He theft took • charge of: the
steamer Ellimeere, where lie remained
a number of years, He was thee ap-
pointed to the Charlemagne .'rower,
Jr., and front that to the steel stea-
mer Spokane. His next command
was the City of Berlin to Which he
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Iluat.received anothealarge consignment . : See one Millinet y Depart, -
'of Rubberent rock hettotti. prices, .. went foe lettesenoyeltiqs.
See our range of beautiful
FURS, LADIES' COATS, CAPES,
CAPERINES, RUFFS, • I
MUFFS, GAUNTLETS and CAPS •
Misses Storm Collars, Ruffs, 1V1uffs and CaPei.' and Men's
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Coats and Caps in Great variety.
Having selected • this range of fine Furs from the hestsnitnefacturers
at the closest mist' price has placed us in a .pOsition to save you money.
Now is the time to take advantege of the nioney saving prices. , •
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A big job In all- wool Blankets, geodelarge size and
mach antler the usual price. •
• See cateMen's Firie Overcoats. They are the cor7. '
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rect stole and tire selling well.
" Asked at Morden hether he Was heath: at present. .
in favor of increasing the tariff on Miss Jean Dingier is again able to g
agricultural implements, Mr.. Borden leave her roomman he ever held in reverence, the
replied that ke believed the duty was Dr. W. Y...Hayden of Goderich Sun- kev.A. McLean. As it steamboat cap.
high though now. . We ShOnld say , it •dayed with his parents. • teat it was admitted all over the
was. The incident, • however, is in, Mr. W. T. Pellow and Idis.e Maggie litiiesectiuhtatheilit:dhiaiod•sitgenryiootsf atiiilde laiictit...
structive, because it has led Mr. SD- Campbell of Goad& autaiayed with few
--------------tottepeat behalf of the his parents here. ventures which occur .in it sailor's life
7,iberal party, tltat te present tariff Lizzie Richardson Stuttlayed but probably his greatest achievement
on these artielts is I- all. right as it with her sister 'in Dungannon. was in the, sprit% of 1901 when in the
is.' The Manitoba. farmer is now in a Mr. and Mrs. George Clarke of Col- memorable ice Jam at the lower end
position to see exactly what the clif- bortte spent Sunday with Meads fit of Lake Hutton he alone among alt
fere:tee is, so far as regards that por- *the village. aril aria of steamers forced the Berlin
tion of the tariff which roost concerns Mrs. W. T. Pellow is home again 1111'011gh the ice ' pack . This might be
his pocket, betweeft the high pram- treat visiting. her datighter'Mrs. W. calf( cl luck but there Was still the
tion of the Conservatives and whR Gore '1, t r flay, Mattitoulin /stand mere clillieult iceberg filled river St
Mr, Siitoni in his efforts to itutnint Mr, Joseph Wilson is home again Clair to raft. The next day the mar-
t • 'Hi et I ticknow .
,mc fraternity all over the chain of . tit the library in that town for 25
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weeMsh; - will hold a social. eatertain---
mein. in the school room on Friday
• evening, Nov.:_ • r4th.. . Refreshments'. will
be served and 'a good Program is..--bes
leg 'provided.. The eommittee is :spar-
ing no pains to provide' good even-
ing's entertainment • and it Is 'hoped
that their efforts. will be ligerally re-
warded .-,boy, • 0. large attendance.. The
proceedg"..willi be devoted to the:pur-
chase •of 'books. for the Sabbath school
SilVer.'collection.
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1V1r. Joseph Adams met- with: a ser -
bus accident on. Monday week 'while
drawing turnips on the farm of Geri,
Henderson, near • towu. It, appears
that the front end -board of the wagon
came out. and the front part of the
load rolled down, frightening the
horses so that. they ran away. • Mr.
.Adattis .was' thrown, out, the wagon
passing 'over his body,.. breaking. one
are' and several ribs. Tlte banes of
the arm are very.b.adly fractured near
the elbow.. .
Mr. Gunn of Toronto Nvas hi town
last- week on business in connection
with the Whigham Produce Co. In
addition to the improvetnents already
made it is intended to build a large
stable,. to raise the roof of the refrig-
eratf.r and build an addition thereto.
Messis. R. Kinsman and Wm. Moore
will do the work. Mr. Graham, the
manager,- .is talking of putting in
electric power to provide the low tem-
perature 'necessary for storage purpos-
es.
Mr. J. E, Davis, who has been con-
ducting a drug store in the Macdonald
block for the past four years, has sold
otit to IVIr. Waltott McKilibon and the
new proprietor took possession oti the
1st of Novi:saber. Mr. McKibbon has
been a resident of Winghein all his
lift.
• On Sunday evenitg last Mr. William
Dow Moore died at his home, aged
years. Deceased lead been a resident
of Wingliam for some three years,
comitig Imre from Seciforth. Ile Was
a resident of Seaforth tor many years
and filled the position of • librarian
the e et ors, 0 ins it re e e ar .
The Conservatives believe the auty Mr. J. A. Hawkins Sundayed in kites were electrified to learn that the
Is high though ; atel the Liberals hold Dungannon,City of Berlin had got through. Ile
that the ptesent tariff an thft eArtie- Mr. Thos. Itawkias, wife atal child wag married twelve veers ago and
les M all right ae it is," sonhved with his brother IWO,
t Levee a widoW but AO eldiclren.•
years. He was a native of England
ad was a mast held itt high esteem.
He lemma two daughters, Misses Sara
1'4, and Carle MOores
emote, $6,6.14 expenditure, . $5,903 ;
'risks in. force, Dee. 31st, 2090, seine-.
sensing $3,621,386. "
West Wawanosh Co.—Total assets,
5555,138 ; no liabilities ; receipts 55,-
985 ..; expenditure, .151,053 .,• risks in
force, 3192, representiug 40349.
• Howick Co.—Total assets, .5236,127 ;
no. liabilities ; receipts,: 510,196. ; ex-
penditure, .$6,01,5 ; risks in force,3329,'
representing 54,923;080._ • •
Hay Co.—Total assets; 5120,641 ;
.liabilities, $450 ;• receipts, 56,840 ; ex-
penditure; $5,$.73 ; risks .in force,1812,
represeeting $3,143,435. • • •
• D. M. MoBEATH' - - BLYTH.
Pi etoi la 13 oek.
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HURON' COUNTY'S, SHARE. •
Among tho. visitors at. Parliament
buildings yesterday -was County Coun-
cillor_ Moblillan of Winghain; who was
desirous of obtaining information re-
specting the amount to which the
County •• of Huron, would be entitled.
under the recent good roads legisla-
tion. The Deputy Commissioner �f
Public. Works informed him that upon
'eomplying With the provisions of the'
statute the County .will be entitled to.
540,000. The County Council will dis-
cuss the matter at its next .meeting.—
Toronto' Globe!.
TE S/FTON TRIAL. '
. The third Sifton trial was brought
to a close on Saturday night when
the jury brought in a verdict of not
guilty. The judge charged against the
prisoner and the crown was surprised
at the result. The three trials ate
said to have cost the county of Mid-
dlesex • los,000 and the defence about
the' sante amount. Gerald Siftort is,
comparatively, it poor man,
The .situation is complicated. Walt-
er Herbert says Im assisted Gerald
Nitton to murder his father, but •the
jury says the old man's death was the
result of en accident. 'lite arch crim-
inal being, therefore., set freeit ought
to naturally follow that Herbert
would be let go also, but the latter
having admitted that he assisted in a
murder, while the jury says there was
no murder, must receive the death'
sentence at the Salutary assizes. The
situation is 'unique in the annals of
clinic and it is expected that , the
crown will pardon Herbert,.
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Furniture
'.Sonae reasons ,villy..you should buy
. from the Clinton Furniture Co.•
Beeanse their stock is large and well 'Assorted..
The designs are the newest and insist up-to•date •,
The construction and finiah are the best • •
Materials toat Wear out the buyers' expectations
Aad prices that are easy on' our customers
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Alert all kinds of repablogi ripholsterh4 and ,
Picture fratniog at modeeate prices: .
• Undertaltiog in alltts branches .•
1), ATKINSON:
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Manager and Ftineral
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• Night' end Sunday. calls answered .at. residence' on Princess
Sto.direetlY•back-of Presbyterian church._ •
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Jas. Cummings of ' Grey township
appeared .before Magistrates, Turnbull,
Ross and Keer to answer to a, charge
of assault, etc:, committedoe Peter•
S. 'Ross also of Grey. It amicars that
the young people 'were having a, eocial
dance at. Win, Ross', when .Oummings
came. alOrigand forcibly evicted the
proprietor, using violent means in
doing io,' even administering 'a blow
or two. Not- content -with that he
kept Mr. ,Ross Out in the cold dark
hight until the guests' departed at
about 2:30,d. in., using all kinds of
threats. A number of witnesses 'gave
testimony and then the magistrates
decided that Citinmings befined. $2o
and costs and also bound' him •over to
keep peace for cine year and to give a
bond to that. effect. ,
vtrnmenuxttn.
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the saw mill • has changed' hands
again. IVfesprs. Cottle .& 'Son being
the new proprietors.
Mr,. and Mrs. W.. J. Kew visited
their • datighter, Mrs. Skelding, at
Silekb011tile: • .
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Rev. Ce C. Kaine spoke at the or-
angeman's banquet in Amberly.
The managers and building commit-
tee of the Presbyterian church held a
Meeting at the IVfanee on 'Monday.
night.
Miss Mitotic Holmes of Clinton wits
visttitigat Mr. Joseph Holmes'.
Ti
ltis s a good year for the Publie'
school teachers. We are • glad to
know that Miss Neill° Troy and Mr,
IC. S. 13etston have been te-etigaged in
their present sections,at it substantial
increase in salary in bath eases. Mies
Mary Troy,' who is at present attend -
Mg Model in Goderich -has also been
fortuaate in securing a school already.
At a meeting held in the Presbyter-
ian church last Wednesday evening the
Whitechurch branch of the Upper Can -
ads. Bil,le Society was re -organized
With the following officers Pres.,Rev.
C. C. Keine ; ViceePresident, Rev. 0.
M. Dunti ; Secretary, 11. D. 1 -tenders
son Treas., W. 3. Hew. The Meet,*
ing was addressed very eloquently mitt
foscibly by Rev, A. Millar Of Loch-
alsh, the agent of the society. If
everyone present were as enthusiastic
as the sprisker Xsible Society work
*Quid boon In Whitechurch thia year.
low Points
***.gow*iinboa.lb4Ar
. JO I have still left a large stock of
plougb. repairs on hand and as the sea-
- son is getting late • I will sell them all
off at; below cost while they last,
All Low Points 250 each...
All Wing Points. Sod each.
All Sole Strips 250 each. 7 '
Gang Points from 250 to 50e per pair.
This is a 'rare chance .to secure re-
_ Pairs for fall or nest spring's use.
D. McNAUGHTOvarN,
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HIGH CLASS
HARNESS SHOP
• Good quality harness, both light
and heavy, • at moderate prieea.
I sell best Saskatchewan Robe$,
also Itugs, Blankets, Trunks, Val-
ises, Ete,
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