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W. J. MITHELL,
Editor and Proprieter.
NO • 12.0TECTION 1'O1. CANADIAN
PrTS.
gOVerdInvdt SteadidStly rCitISQ3
to bind the Grand Trunk and Grand
Grand Trunk Pacific railway compan-
ies to forward freight originating
along the new transcontinental railway
THIt WEEK IN PARIAMENT,
The Grand Trunk Pacific deal was
pretty thoroughly discussed in Par 'a-
nion this wek and passed the com-
mittee stage. •
The Opposition offered many amend
ments• to the gatVernmeut bill width
would safeguard the interests of • Can-
.ada, but the -government voted them
through C'attadian ports. Sir Wfzit
Leerier coesiders it a waste of time
to discuss the rights of our own har-
bors on a question which involves. the
expenditure of $oxioxioatoo of the peo-
ple's money. Accordiuttly, the contra-
ct with the Grand Trunk Pacific will
be : Signed without a !clause binding
the company to nationalize then' frei-
ght shipments- Tito United Stites
ports of Portland, Boston and New
Ntirk can be freely used if the railway
aiaguates interested in the . new line
desire it. The Grend Trunk Railway,
may taketraflio front the Gaud
Trunk Itacific mai do what it likes
with it. The government professes to
believe that Canadian' ports will not
'be sacrificed because the Grand Trunk and Belgrave 7 runs. . .
Railway Company has giveu a verbal • Eiverirliody is wishing for- fine weaalt-
down with one or two eceptions.
The Grand Trunk, Railwity Company
will be permitted' to control the Grand
Trunk Paific. without. giving. a single
guarantee that the terms of the con-
tract • .Wilt ,be oberved. .The govern
ment has takeu a rVerbal ptomisefrom
the Grand Trunk as a sufficient pled-
ge that all- will he welland declines
to go 'further. • ••
Tbe Grand Trunk will be allowed to.
route freight hauled over the goven-
meet built line to Portland and: 'other
United States , ports to the great
injury of Canadian ports. . ,
In lect the Grand Trunk is to have
a free hand in the matter and will be
allowed to do • as itpienses.
SLTH,
Itit• S. • Herrington and Coutaillor
aleNally toeic a1ot-144.1ov ca tte
einsion to the Watt on Inaalas motto
intf.
A - Bidt; Societe meeting Nva.s
in the Methodist churelt on Wedgies
day evening when addresses by thy
society's agent and the resident min-
isters were p;iven. • .
Mr. and' Ms. Itinigh of the Come
menial attended the funeral of Mrs.
Mrray's little child in Seafortlt
• on Tuetelay. Mrs. Murray a wany
frietala extend their aicere aympathy.
ItIr. Waltiliew and hie mot havuothe•
decorations - itt - the linglisli, church
alma coned/Au& The reopening is
to take place. on Sunday, October 11.
..3te23e of our eitins attended the
8o -forth and Wingliant fall eltows
last : week.
On Monday afternoon the ..lielgrave
• and •Blyth junior baseball teems
Played • in the • park, the home team
winning the score standing Blyth 8
guarantee that it 'w111 not divert traf-
fie to the 'United States. But the.
government will uot consent to streng-
then this mete acquiesence . to theu;
request by incorporating in their eon -
tract a bond winch will be absolute
in its application. Chalkarged by the
Conservatives to state 80.111e good rea
son for their refual, the Liberal 111Q111.
hers were dumb. , Evidently they are
bound hand and foot by the railway'
corporations and the country's inter -
WAN may be hanged.
• PIILLFt"...eREEN.
1afr. and Mrs. David Beacom ot
Sault Ste. Marie spent one day. •last
week the .guests of •the former's uncle,
Mr. James Tamer.
Mr. William Jarrott,' the veteraa
thresher has purchased a new traction
mgine. William will 'note have one -: futur..
of . the best. ostlits..in this vicinity.
er for the Myth Show winch takt s
place on Tuesday and Wedneaday of
next. week,
Rev. U; • A. Thant -as of Liteau, a
former Pastor • of . the English church
here, will preach and officiate to that
cougregation on Sunday moruing net.
Mr. Olivier of Clinton is spending
a few days with friends her.
Messrs. .1. W. alai ileorge /rill and
tlanr wilts tpet lot days with
Irtoda near- Nl•roaeter.
Tilr. and Mrs. Murray of Clinton
moved their household effects out to
their son-in-law 's, Mr. Lindsay's, last
Saturday and intend malting it their
home kir •some • time. We welcome
them to cntr community/
Mr. R. Reid, teacher of our sehool,
visited Jus
Sun-
day.
01.. "ill t 1 ey 011 Sun-
Goderich township,:hs been cm the
sick list for some time past lint we
hope it will not d.ie ,long.
for tin) past fw• weeks, returned to
his home Saturday wll. pleased with
a trip through tke 1Votern districts
Itis ti-ij
Mr. P. McCartney of the 1.6th cola,.
Mr. IL Woodyard, who haS been oti
is the report of . the
standing of the pupils of U. S. S.
No. • 4, Goderieli and Hullett, basd
on the regular hi -m(11104 exanine-
tions. 'The names are in order of
Challeneairs Ernest Chal-
lengr.
Sr. 3rd-Gertie Oakes, tBella Balla
• Jr. .3rd—Belle Drper., 'trine jorden
Grant Archer.
Eddie Farquhar,
.Aenic . Myrtle BeaComa Lizzie
Johnston, • Elsie Lobb, Asa Mair,
Howard Farquhar, lite:Woe Cluillog,er,
Ogle e .
and—Annie Ball, Fern Bowan,
Mry- Smith, 011i: Lobb,. Fred. I/abbe
Earl; 11(fasan; •
Ind-4ames. Lovett, El(fred • Me
ParMilter, Mtflie
johnston. .- •
-Jr. It. =id—Lois Challengers Etta
liffBren, Lynn Meir, Vera Lobb, Ed,
die . Miller, Calvin Lovett. • . • .
• Sr. Pt. ,it—Frault Lobb, Maggie
Easom, Beloit Nesbitt; . • • •
Jr. • Pt. ist—Bert • 13eacom, Seeprd
Mario. Average .atteudance .34 1—R.
0, Reid,. Tthelier. ' •
• Mr. 'Wm. Herbison lather at . Mrs,
W, IL McElroy and Herbison,
T. C.: Mclii-
ray, • died at. the hom0 of his son
Graftim, North ita,. on September
8th at the age of 8r years .and 30
days. Mr..1-terbiann was formerly a
resident of Goderich township' and was
'well known by many in this Vicinity
Oa will 'regret to hear of hidemise,
He. leaves five -sons and. two daugh-
ters to. mourn their lass. • •
Mrs. 0. le Haris, who had been
visiting her Prmits>, Mr. and Mrs.
George King, returned to Detroit • re-
tntly • and leaves this : week for Cali-
fornia. . where • she . intends to. reside in
Rev, 3, -Holmes begana 'aeries of
serimius 10 the Methodist church test
Suuday morning On the "Person and
Ministry ot the • Holy Spirit.' the
vetting • .ke • Preached an the "Relig,
bass Awakning of -the Yoneg,"
• Mi. A. a. VilfOrd, whois attend,
but the Ontario agricultural college at
Guelph, reports. •the attendance • there
so large that 'Many of • the 3rd and
4t11 year Students find it necessary tat
beerd in -1.49 city. „
Messrs. John and Harvey Turner 4
. livered the past •week to Slr. Cudtnore
of
K, 11)1?eit about. thirty tons of baled
iay•
.• ••• .
silverybody Walt in -the Zurich:Pair.
last week ((11(1 report a -goad time.
Mr. and Mrs. Pravda Coleman of
Heasall . are _visiting • their sonav 000.
and Prank the past week.. ' • . Y .
The redistribution bill 'was pessed in,
ecnntriittee, subject to the .tinportaint.
amedment, that the constituencies of
Waterloo and' Hastings will not be
carved .mpsin the- disgrapeful manner.
• proposed by .the government. Sir Wit-
- frid Lettrier founcl public opinion too,
strongly against him in this. matter
and waS !red to a.bamdon the SChs
A bill Trovicling for a 'Franco -
Canadian steamshib line' was passed,
The,Northwst Territories were givea
an addititnal grant of $950,000 for
local government purposes. The Lib-
erals, however, refuse provincial auton-
omy to the Territories, • • ..•
•
Mr. Herbert Workman 'had the mis-
fortune one day last week to :get the
top taken oil his finger with the mow-
er knife while •engaged in cutting cl-
ver. •.
Mr. Webster ad. Visa Anuic Turupr
attended the Seaforth Pair on Friday
lest. • •
Miss Lizie Webster of Lucknow,-.
who has ..been on an extended , visit
to Landon mid St. Thonias, is itoW
visiting her sister, Mrs. lames Tyr-
.
Mr; Thos, Consitt -and wileleft this
week on a visit to 'the' States.,
Sunday -last wits 'children's daY itt
the Presbyterian church. There was
large attendance and the children. con-
ducted themselVes Wing- a: credit
to. themselves as welt aa. to the teeth -
. •
ANOTHER 'BLACK EYE .FOR
•
The Grand Trunk .Paeific deal has
reeeivedtanother black eye,: -T4 St.
John Telegraph,. the pereona.r! organ of
•
•
• /In. A. G. Blair •whieh firststroagly
opposed the deal and •thea septiorted.
it in •a half hearted Way, hascoe.e
out fairly and squarely :against ' it.
The Telegraph appeals to the senate
to reject the Ectivernnients bill and
thease .an unnecessary expeuditure
amounting to millions of dollars. •It:
points out that the- people have net •
hada chance 'to pronounceeni the, job
.and declares' that as they Will • het
to pay the bills, they slrotild be per-
mitted- accept or tejeet the measure
at the polls... New Brunswick •-ia' the
province' Eestern Canada Whih- the
govetninent inaistswilt benefit . 211(51from the building o' f the road. How
unpopular the -aml is is best
flea by •the actiou of the ,Telegrapla
which, • up to the time the e Grand
Trunk Pacific was broached gave • as
hearty support. to the Liberal policy,
The action of the Telegraph has beet
imitated -btt all the Liberal paprs' in
New . Brunswick With foer -or -flee ex-
ceptions. That is a pretty' clear..in-•
dication • that tbe people of • New,
Iliamsteick do. not- Want to place. an
tuniecesSary rbtirdea of $loo006,0e0 ott
the rest of Canada, .The West ia also
opposed • 10 . the scheme aria wants the'
letereolonial ektencled. In the feee of
such oppositicin how eun the Laurier
pciliey be jestilied ? • • •
TII.OUSANI1S OPPOS AD TO THE 0,
.' •
Sir Wilfrid. Laurier• is being enter-
tallid itt • Parliament day after. clay
by the. reeding of scores of petitions
against his National Transpctation.
Railway', scheme. Thouseuels of Cana
dians, Liberals as Well as Conservati-
vs, ba.ve sigted these protestS ifl
which they ask that the government
shell fully ink tan themseltes ae ,to
the merits of' the Grand Trunk Pa-
cific scheme, before they pledge the
c/Juntry's eredit for . Ittoo,000,000. Men,
who .talckeeti interest in the wl-
fare of Canada fail to appreciate the
• Prinie Minister'S assurance that "time
cannot wait." What they desire to
Ste more. than an hysterical effort to
secant a large campaign fund, is an
iutelligent aolution of the transporta-
tion questioto 'They make a reason-
alile Add e01111Y1011 sense reeniest of
fiir Wilfrid Laurier. But the govern -
mat heecla not the prayer which 00111-
05 to Ottawa from all parts of .
Can-
ada. They are bound to build the new
road,' right ca* wroug. Nothing see-
ms to prevail against their male reso-
lution to act first and tousider after.
'Friends must be looked after and Sit
Wilfrid has given his pledge that
they will be given alt opportunity to
get something for. nothilig. When a
governmeut fails to heed. the opett
'
protests of the electorate it becomes
a menace to the country it rotes, Sir
Wilfrid, who de:scribes himself aa
democrat to the hilt, has assumed all
the airs of alt autocrat and refuses
to listeu to tlw common, herd, TO' his
mind Setiator Cox and his associates
are more worthy of consideration ain't
So the Grand Pacific job is to be Der.
retratcd.
BLAX.E. .
• Ttreshing. is about, commletied • • in
this neighborhood and apple -palling
has begun. -The crop iS a good OW
but the sample only fair. •
Owing to the. absence of Rev. Mr.
Davidson • on Sunday. last the palpit
wet; ably filled by Mr. Mustard of
Drueefield; • • • •
Mr. Sherritt, who Crossed Ilte ocea1*.
with. a load of Cattle, • is • expctd,
home any day.. •
• Mr. Alex:. Douglas of Minnesotais.
at presentvisiting his brothers in this
.
vicinity. •• • • . •
• 'Master Percy Keys of Seaforth' C.
I. . spent Saturday with his parents.
• Mise Maggie Douglas .0(, Varna Fun-
daved under the parental roof.....
'hie' trustees of our. school .have re-
engaged Mr. G.S. Howard for the 011.
suing year at a comfortable increase
of Salery. This is Mr. • 'Howard's sixth
yeUr with us. . • . • - •
The Women's Foreign Missionary So-
ciety of the 'Presbyterian. church, Blake,
intend- holding their. animal thank -
offering meetittg on: Tuesday ;text at
2 P. tre • Mrs. Rev. „Shaw of Egritonaa
Ville, • president ot • HaronTresbyterial
Soiety,' will address ' the meeting.
There will be a collection taken.. ap.
for. the benefit of foreign: inissioate
The seeiety extends a cordial -invita-
tion to the neighboring congregations'.
• . .
DRYSDAL, . •
Inspector -Tm visited ottr• school on
Friday • last and found all in epo(1.
working 'order. • , • ..
• 'Miss Flossie Stanbury was unexee
tedly ealled . home on Saturday by
the death of her. sister. through typh-
oid lever.• . • ' •
ittr. H. • Howard is .busiltr engaged
petting in s ceMent floors, sWe. under-
stand he has SeVeral cntrats. to 11 11.
IVIr. John Johnston of Seaforth Col-
legiate .and Miss Celena -Durand of
Clintou Model Sundayed, at their
homes, • ,•• o
'Quito a number ..foirt. rhe neighbor-
hood atteaded &trick Felt aad give
favorble reports. of the show • but
emir of the • clay; Everybody • waits
for the World's l.air. at Bayfield,
tlisa Fraucy Sharpe aecompaeied
her . cousin, Miss Reed', visited . Miss
troward last week, •
Mr, Thos. Johnston. Jr, with
-;•—•— and Mr, Rat, Allan with,
ttteittlecl . Exeter Fair and, of coarse,
report a goad. time. -
The- Work .011:- the Roman Catholic
school, Stanley. .is being pushed rev--
dly. Mr. Schilbe of Philadelphia ts
doing the brick work,
• • 1
• COLBORNE • TOWNSHIP. .
„Our' well-knoWit townsautn, William
Fraser, who bore the nu-sket for. his
Queen and country- br the. Fenian
troubles ol 181if1, is shoetly t� gethis
lot of 160 acres giveit by the Govern-
nent in the Algoma District. •
:Cam*, who will go up eltortly, is to
choose the 'farm for W4111=
visited at Lteknow lest week clad' •on.
his Way homewardbad qiiite a pleas--
ant .viit•-• to his old friendsA. Melt- '
.lster • at Blfiat. •
Mrs. .7. • 1,erouem-1el a11m Josenli
Eljiott • Of Giiderieh * were transieut
visitors here last weela • , . •
• Miss • Lily Curnming, who has been
home for several weeks, left en Tues.;
day afternoon en .a visit to friends' in
Hamilton. • •
--Mr. end Mrs. J; Glazier of Aslifiehl
were the guests of Mr. Glazier's broe
thett Who :Glazier, of. The"•Exchenge,
thisweek. . • • •
'Mrs. Tobin, 'Wm. Tahiti and Mies
coebett were in Landon last week
seeing the lair .and visiting relatives
in the' Forest Lit They first visited
at -Hyde Park .-for a day .or Se. • ' •
One -of Thos.- Sturdyteam horses
dropped dead. 'when returning from
Goderieh On Wednesday Of last wek.
.Mr.• Foley has* returned from a trip
to see hia daughter, Mrs; O'Brien; near
London and while :Ificre- saw thefair
recently held -in that city,
'
GODERZOI. •
Malcolm McDonald leftelast week
for Toronto, where lie hes intepted
the position of librarian at 0:Tootle
Hall •
Miss Edith 'Vaiisttte of Chicago
visited at the , home of lar uncle,
/What. Sterling, before returning last
week to her home.'
-- llteKILL OP ,TOWSHI P.
Mr. IL I% Andrews and his aephew,
Mr, 5.. C. Andrews, ef Clinton spent
'-luittlay et- 'Mr. 'Nevisott MeMiehael's
of MeXillop, near Eitthurn, Mr, Me
Michael still Itleps very ill despite
all' that medicine can do for him.
- On Wednesday the barn of Mr.. Jas
IT. Cettpbell, 8th concession, IticKil-
op, uenr Winthrop, was coninietely
destroyed Ity fire, together witlt all
the sefteotee crop mid some pigs, Mr,
Campbell bad threshe 1 a large quan-
tity of wheat which was e1500011-
80mea. The barn was a large ' one,
being' about 46586 feet and WW1 only
built two years ago, so that the loss
to Mr. Cattmbell will he very heavy.
The eause Of • the fire is a mystery
and Some sewn to thiuk it points to -
Ward iheendiary origin. -Mr, and Mrs.
Oampbell were working in the house
told ' about . eight o'elock Mrs. Cearip-
hell Weut to the door and noticed
that the bate watt enveloped in flames
althongh only a short time before
there was no sign of ifire and no
son had been in the barn for some
hours. A peculiar ' coincidence is that
thiS makes the ninth barn that Ma
boa destroyed by fire on that line,
ily home they 'can pay so much for
the land tha.t the capitalist cannot
afford to own it for • leasing or to
r•ini it at arnts-length without pauper
labor. Remuneration in the form, of
inclepencleet Ionics for families is not
aecured by the absent landlord coal by
only 'a. few Of the inhabitants tat the
large estate conducted by t1W twiner.
Whenever gather industries lag-, Capital
seeks investment in llanded estates
and 011.CQ estates with expensive cen-
tral buildings are developed; it is,. in-
deed, difficult to break them oo into
Mailer holdings. European- estates
heft) to hold as peasants a targe class
of people who do 'riot lack In 'ability,
as shown by the. rapidity wish which
they rise when placed on free soil in
Amerith,
Since the fa.rmer mid the farm home
maker on' the niedium-sized toxin • mu-
st meet sharp competition special eau:
:cation for the mass Of farniera • be-
comes a matter of. grave economic
and Civic as well as, of edtteat.ive
holtz has a- gang al four, Tito ere: portance—a broad atate and national
gaged peeking-. arid has made sever- problem. Our modeatt farm- homes
LEADBITRY,
Miss' is. Baird is visiting at ;qrs.
Jahn Searlett's this •wek.
Mr, .m1(1 Mrs., sterling -0f Goderich
township were theguests of Mr. Hu -
die lest week.
Several from- here attended the Sea -
forth Fair last week. • -
The meat, Meads of Mr. Georg.e
Dundas • are pleased to Itilow he Is
recoveringfront a -very severe illness.
• Mr. mid 'Mrs. 'John Grieve took in
the Loudon Fair last week. : •
• • ---..• • • • •• • •
,THE PRM NOME VURSIJS TWli
•
.• •
1101.111ESVILLE: ' •
Mre. Keunedy visited fi•inda .in St.
Thoma.s,
Mrs, Stanley and Miss B. Stanley
visited. the 'former's Mother in Tuck-
ersmith 'one • day -last week. .
Miss Edith :Mulholland spent a 'few
claYs with. friends in Goderich.
Remember . the anniversary services
cat Sunday and 'Monday. -
•
EAST WAWANOSIt. •
LA D .".1)
'To perpetuate our tineivaled systate
of meditun-izecl farms- , as ecniipared
with 'very small farms iuliabited by
mere peasants, or . withvery largo
farms. owned by the wealthy and wor-
ked by hired • seevants, . our govern -
could well' alford• to continue
malting vast expenditures, . lieretafore,
its expenditures for this purpose have
been in the form . of free lands under
the homestead tiws.. 1-lenceterth they
muse be - - the• form ot special Otte
• •
cotton for the coalmen farer. Un.
foreseen financial cheeps. Might turn
capital to purchasing "estates," • and
other eeonotnie changemight -tend to
greatly increase the percentage oi.
Uncle Stan's acres owned by "land-
lords.", Reducing the - propartion.' - of
that . class who. manage and • Work
• lands which, they own bowers the aver-
age standard ..of country wages and
country • 1ving. .The principal reason
why the common: farmers aow "- hold •
. the . land is beet:tame • by unitingtheir
capital.; their labor and their •breins
with the nialtiug a a permanent fam-
• zviticli, . . .
Doctor Campbell. 'had four eases of
searlet fever, all in one house, on his
bands. recently. The disease was ota
mild form end alt are now convalea-
cent. • The fawns,livs. on the Brown,'
son line hear Dashwood. , •
Mr., Harry Doan is, we a.re Pleased.
to 'state, Ole: t0 be around again.
.• Pall apple picking has comMenced
: this' vicinity.: Mr. Aridrew
Mittic-
. .
11.1r. David Chanifiey of Fast Wawanph reeently.mel With_ a serious -Mis
hap • while assisting at athreshing%
The' straw. cutting machine became
clogged. and Chaniney1)141120(1 his right
head in the Ma.Chine. to relative the
straw,, Tlie hand ...came. in contact
with the.kniVes and nearly all the
hand was severed. The accident 211111
he a severe blo\v to him.' and he will
be laid up for • many week. •
.1110R72,1$ TOWNSHIP. • , .
A. and -Mrs Cole and Miss Lizzie
601 litte, lft for Saginaw,
Mich. last week on a holiday trip.
. Ask, Cochrane of Waterloo was home
tor a brief Itoliday - • •
Large yields of potatoes are, reported
in this localitY.' Many are rotten and
on low lands very liad, too,.
The ,0 111250 farm of Sohn Budd, S'.1
Lot 78; Con; lias beeit purchased
by' J. 11.45111111.451111Wm, Sellers ail' the same
lineat. 8a,30. Mr. Budd and family
will remove to Brnssels where' they
intend 'residing.-.,
Last week • McMurray, -4th received • the sad, news of the- demise
of his brother.in-laik; Tho. Wintee,
at 'Napese, who died of apoplexy,
He Ts survived •by his • wife, three
sons attd, a daughter. Mr; and Mrs..
Wiiiter -were-visitors here not many
Montha ago'while returning from at
trip to the •Northvest • and deceased
Was anticipating another trip Wst-
ward next week,•
Corleate the third 'daughter of Peter
aiel Mrs. McArthur, 91.11 line, has
been alled away from her earthly
home- to the Father's Home of .many
Mansiona. She • had been operated on
for appendicitia a few days prior mid
a condition of Affairs found which re-
sulted in her demise. Cotton Itad
just ' passed her tt1t birthday and
was a bright, loveable girl who was
highly esteemed. Mr. and Mr. Me-
rther arc deeply sympathized with
as this ia the third &tighterthay
have followed Jai the grave. Maggie
died in Aptil, 1892, and Mary in Pols-
ruary, of this ,,year.
BENIMILLER. :
Some of • tlie young people o, the
village :pent it •Yen, pleasant time
Monday evenitig at the home of Mr.
John Newell, G acteri
Rev. Mr. 'filmset Of Holraiesville
sroke in the hiteeests of the Forward
Movement to the leagues of this cir-
cuit itt BCI1III iliet church on Thursday
evening last. There was a good. at-
tendaae.
A concert ender the tampiees of the
.Sous 01 Temp/Tatou. Wes elven the
Tmperance Hall, Ileum lila, on :Iota
day eveuittg, • .
A staff of men arrived receittly treal
are ,at work on the ironwork of the
new bridge which, we are pleased: to
hear, wili soott be cmnpletcd. The
river is much higher than a few necks
ago making it very Ample's/sant, es-
peti'ally to strangers who are obliged
to Crofts thrOttgli it,
al ahipineatit already.-• The- price peal
iet. we' understand, 'rom7e - to .$1
per . barrel in the 'orchard. • Owners
picking and hauling the fruitto the
point of sitipment : . • .•
• tlr. John Schafer. hal six Men ein.
played. an.-Ttiesdey of last. Week mak-
ing sausages t� feed • the. influx - et
visitors on Fair day. Over kloo pounds
were itiasle. Themen worked Well into
the bight to:, accomplish the task: '33esides the quantity. of .sausage halso
received .a shipment ( •20 lbs, ot
with.. masa The moyement is well started anid.
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bologna fr ni Berlin. •This.
• leading forees
on hand should certabilY have clne.
than the usual stock of .other meats se;',x,fleatioilgf iitpIeled. only .to. be
to -develop i unified sch
far one day mid it is. then own•fault.
'Our Parma* Youth caul
if any left tOwn hungry -on. the day .
of the Pair, .. . • ' •
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Octobsr 1
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MoKINNON & CO BLY
THE BLYTH
FALL FAIR
• The Birth Fall Fair will be held on Oetottee lith anti 7t11. The artnn-
gers liavei spared neithoeurrtii.tit::::::xtlitilleino:nititnirt.rinicog this the movit Pnr—
tive exhibition ever held Huron enunty. 'When you visit Blyth Fair
make this strife. your, Immititrix-tin 1.401(50 vont. wraps and pareela )ere.
T"7e4akweaalk.lotolikr°11turgollugh our Mamie and Far rtmente. whets, yon
Look at our great display of New Dives Gede,
see all the new Ideas in Ladiee' nod Mises' Vieth 'Mantles, Jacket e and
(Japes from $225 to tho Fut. d eon amen t von Will see all
new in A.etritehati leektits Rolfe. peeinee„ Vollarettes and Long isoa6,
roporio Thibei. Steite Marten Sable, lite.
Then take /I welk through one speekies Millinery Allow rooms, where
• yon can View all the lareqt tiovoities in Millinery. Trimmed and Barham -
eel Hats in all the losest- eleines and color, aka) Flowert-,Feathem,Winge,
Mounts Birds, Ornemente, Me., in endless variety from prolo; blew York
and Y(4obn'et'villnfitrellst(i'iltritZihnier dap:Wm/Int worthy of vitae attention, where
yon will see nil trifienit,tteletviztitsictltlerinian Men's. Womenta MisSes' and Mild,'
ren's Shoes ti•nd the" King quality " and Peerlees
ebtattanl Shoee. Ask to 81)0 (11(1' IA (VOW R0 'WN at ti5e per pair, They are
40 a great snap.
'Then take" a stroll throligh our (Nothing depnof ment- where ynti
44 Fee 0. fine tip. to -da te stock of Men's. Boy& and Oh iliire's Saito, also Alt
4,4 new styles in Moil's and Boys' Overcoate, including the New Chester-
field and Raglatiette ityles. •
DMA miss (MP Vaney Goode depatmnt, whore van will see all the
newest styles in Lndiete Silk 'ries, Steu.k Collars, Silk and Moire Belts and
and Girdles, Blouse Sets in Bleek, Oxidized, Gilt, Etc.. .
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McKINNON CO:1/4
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i****e*e*_***s*****ettdw+--ir.--ior4-444-#4-4t-voiiroiqnt4ro-*
stand as our 'strongest political, bul-
wark. Homes on 'farms worked by the
owners are the hest . places to breed
vigorous people alike, for ebtiatry and
city. Our educa,tionel scheme is not
doing all it might to build up our
country life .end :the times are ripe
for a, natural and sanieveloit radipal.
change. We need to evolve. aibranch of
oat educational system which- shall be -
especially helpful in building up °Ur
farm homes, our fanning ,andour rut. -
al affairs. and leuntry life generalLy.
ST. JOSEPH.
'• 'rhe farmers :in this . Vicinity • are:
•
about- through wheat seeding,
Mrs. 'IL E. 'Ellison Mal little daugh
ter Maiiel, are. at present vinitiag fri-
encls in Peisley. • . • .
Mrs,. C. Jattlan of. the -Soo is at
Picsent visiting her parents, Mr f and
-Mrs, 13. Charrette here. .
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• Mr. D,. smith is lia.ving an artesian
well stink. T.• Thofirpson of Cor-:.
betf: hat the contract; . • -•
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• Dr. Browning, of Eeter. paid a, flying
visit to .our hurg on 'Sunday last.
Mr. O.. Bissonette• is laYing a large
brick Stable, erected:. • , •
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related
e..—"Pecani
le Public
Schools," by Prof. \tall t M.' Hays,
in the American. •Mcnaltly ReView. of
ReVieWs for October. ' ...•
AucT/oN SALE REGISTR...•'
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A little of your money spent here will do
much to make home beautiful'. •
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Jardiniere stands in many
designs. " We sell cheap. •
UNDERTAKING
IN ALL rrs 13RAxerrES.
--STiPACTioN ciliARANTEED•,----
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HOOVER. 84 t',AL.L...i
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Night andSunday calls A nswered as retidcnee of Mr, Mtn 'Powell or. ea
• !either of the Princip,ds.
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Saturday, October 3rd;. farm stock
impletnepis and • herd. 'of thorobrecl
cattje and pedigree, Lot' 45, Con. 5,
East Wawanosh.—John Armour, -Pro.
prietor • C. Hamilton,' Auctioneer;
Saturday, Oct. 3rd, at x p. ins, at
Lot .26, coal -2, McKillop, clearing
sale of 20 dairy caws, aled• Sortie
stock, steers and •helfers•—James Cow-
an, . Proprietor Brown, Atte
Monday, •• Ott. .50, at i. p; no, at
lot 7, con.. 14,• Grey, farm. -stock and
implements. --James Macdonald, •Pro-
prietor.; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer; •
Tuesday,' Oct. 6th, at 1 p) tri.,• at
Lot 33 coil 9,- GC/clerk:It township,
farm' stock and implements.e-George
131.1cItlannelec.yr, l'roprietoe Brown,
A.io
Thursday, Oct. 8th, .at i p. ma at
stock and impleirrentsailliam
Fiud-
lot 2,, eon; 7, Tuckerstriith farm
son,.. Proprietor,; Thos.: BrOwn, "Ant- .
titc)ricleeiU,Y, Oct.. 'at r
lot 21, COlt. .74, McKillope farm
stock and implements. --George Hamil-
ton, Proprietot ; Thoso.rirown, Ance.
tioneer, •
,Saturday; October lath, .. farm
stock, implenterts, Ito; sehold furni-
tin•e, cream separator arid gasoline en-
gine, Lot 33, Con. r3, Rullett.—Isaac
Lawrence, Proprietor ; C.- Hamilton,
Auctioneer.
Saturday, Oct, ioth, at x p. tn., at
Lot • Ix, .itturon. Road; IVIcKillop, 33/4
miles) east Of Seaforth, farin • stoek
and implements.— James Atkinson,
Proprietor. ; Thos. Brown, Anctioteer.
Teesday, ' October 13t11, farm stack
(including thorobred Short -horn Dur-,
liai(1 and Choice Grade cattle and Lei-
cester , sheep) and battlements, ntat
t, Coin 8, Morris. --N. Coining, Pro-
prietor ; C. Hamilton, Auctioneer.
Tuesday, Oct. x3th, itt, I p. iti., at
W. Goderielt township,
mile west of Porter'shill, extensive
sale of thorobred Hereford cattle, also
15 choice westernhorse, fillie's and
geldings.—W. Elliott, Proprietor ; Th-
os. Brown, Auctioneer.
Wednesday, Oet: rittli, at 1, .p. no,
at Lot 4, Grey, 5 mile east of Bru-
sels, farm stock and ittrolementa
R. It, Cotes, Proprietor ; Thos. Prown
• Attetiotteer.
Thursday, 'Oct. 1t11, at Lot 33,
13a,field Line, Goderielt towfialtip,
farm stock and imolenients mid farm.
Milott, Administrator ; T.Brown,
Auctioneer,*
Friday, Oct. 16111, at T 'p. en. at
Lot /7, Con. 5, Tuthersmith 'farm
stock atilt implemeids.—George 'Brown.
tlecioner
iPer.oprietor ; Thos. Ilrown, Auev•
Monday, Oct, Nth, at 1 p. rd., At
tat 3, 0011, TO, Milieu, farm stock
and implettitins— Joseph Stephens,
Proprietor ; Thos. Drown, Auctioneer.
Tuesday, Oct, 20t11, at N Lot I,
Con. o, Morris, mile north of 'My-
th, 85 steers and heifers, 40 large
choice ami in good shape to make
export cattle and 40 head could be
made ready for istmas market.
All 'will fbe sold, -40, teerv,
Prietor giving ttp winter feeding—A,
W. Sloane, Prop,teor! C. Vantiltont
4kntiofteer•
HOW THE COUNTY XS DIVIDED.'
The 'gerymander •liteiring passed the
mint -ions the county • is slividedv for
Donitnion electoral liniposes as fol
lows : a • ••• • • •
West lItron---Townehipe of Aslifield„
West Wawanitali, Ilullett, Colborneand
Goderielis the towns of Goderich and
Clinton. ' • '•
• East ITuronsa'rotynhips of Grey,
Ilowick.•; Turnherry, Morris, • Plaet Wa
.Wanosli and toivit of- It Ingham, villag
es of 13111111, Wrimeter and Brussela,
South Iturou—townships of Stanley,
ITay, Stphen, rborne, Tuekerinith,
MeKillop, townof Seefortit aitd villag-
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•,11ve Stock,Market
Toronto, Sept. 2411--eTbere was a,
heavy run ;of 810014 at • the City Cattle
Market ttlay. • 'The total receipts
were 9/ cars, with 1,476 head Of cattle,"
2,278 sheep Mal lambs; 681 hogs and
41 calves. Trade was fair in alt plass-
ea With most. • activity ift butchers'
Cattle and stockers and feeders.
Exporters—Fair demand for export
cattle, though the range, of prices
this . class was a little loWer than last
week, in :grimed:Ito with unfavorable
cable reports from Itegland yesterday,
The offerings /if export were very
linlit-
11(1 with no roily choice cattle to be
had, 'The top figizre for export eattle
was .$4.75 whiele consideritig the sit-
tttim abroad watt good for the class
of export offering, • -•
Butchers --A• good fair demand . for
choice cattle itt steady pries. . Extra
choice picked cattle sold at from
$4.50 to $4.6o, though eery few of
that talialittr, offering. Ordinary good
to choke butcbers were steady at $4
to $4.20 ; medium ta fair 'cattle $3:50
to $3,75 ; common mid inferior buteli-
er cattle (offerings of this class being
rather heav) $2.85. to $,
Feeders --Coact • steady demand for
feeders ancl stoker. Tlw offerings
Were fairly large and buyers Were .11
little show but everything wag cleaned
out et the close at generally steady
to firm prics. Bulls $3 to $345
steers $3.5o to $3.7,5, •
Sheen and Lanlis—Itfarket for lambs
dull at $3.75 ; elieep atetoly at $3.50
alves. steady. Everything veld.
hos.Markt atcadY at $5,8* for
tho beat tO kdat
OUR PRIC
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And no wooder ;fustlook at the folIowino
ptices tor next Friday and Saturday, continuing
all next week and until further noice.
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SO pairs of girls Oxfords, sizes 5 to 10S, -wovtli $1 '
. , 501411) (71' them were more, all going at, one price,
ionly 51)0. at great -deal less than cost. but we must
. cleat' them out. Be sere and see them.
25 pairs of Ladies Kid Laced and .Buttoned Boots
• well N1orth $2.-25, now going at $1,50. They are
cheap; , • • .
39 pairs of I30ye' and Blisses ,Lacecl Boots, only 89e. •
0 pa i rs M ises'Laced and But toned Boots, sui t-
able fur sehool boots. They are worth $1,85,but
all we /Lek for your choice of the •lot is 08e.
They are a•bargain. ' •
„ Several other lines going at Slaughter Prices.
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WM. TAYLOR &SON.
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THE GREATOASH STORE
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:Dont Forget the Date of Blyth
Fall Fair is
Tuesday and Wednesday Oct.6tn and 7th
—Every person come and make this big store youe-
-headquarters and we will btke pleesnre in taking-
-care of any wreps'ot inal eela you itety wish to leaves-
--cluring the day. , ,, • , ,, .. . . . . .. .. ......,
SPECIAL BARGAINS DURING THE FAIR--- , •
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We have an immense stock of MIllinetyt press Gooda,
Fancy Blonsings, Planlettes, Planets, hosiery, 'Underwear, in
• fact manY lines that spite0will not allow us to tell you almut.
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See our Ladies' and Misses' (Moth Omits
See Ole fine range of Overcoats for Men and Enya
Special velue in ReadY-Made-Suits for Men and /lope
It will pay Son to buy your Boots, Shoes and Robbers here . •
The giiiinery departtnent is hoot/lime tint with our large staff we
can fill yOtir ot•ders prompUy and gain antee you the best of sat-
isfaction..
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D. M. McBEATH a a BLYTH.
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