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gad .. �. �� : _ . .. �. � any Qthex �ax� in the :count ill,.
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ese prices are good.. In trade till June 24th. •
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ash..
edpath's No.1Granulated l ° .:lbs for
lbs Best Baking Soda for.
10c Package - i3inglish Cream B::1''owder,;
Royal Yeast (fresh)
Best Table Syrup per ,quart
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We quote here just a
1 .ib, best ,ground; inge'a
Any 5c ' Bar of Soap o
Albs Washing, Soda for
Best 25c Japan Tea: in .Canada. for
190,
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TEE LIBERTY TO OTTER AND TO . ARGUE
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i*BILY ACCORDING TO TATE DIOTATIIB
01' OONEOIENCE WE PRIZE ABOVE ALL
OTHER •LIEERTI]ib•
LnOicaOW1 :nue 15th, 1800.
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The insurrection of the 'Boxers". in
China, which, with the ,connivance, of
the ,Chinese; government` has for "its'
apparent object the extirpation or for
eigners, hu become one of the most,
serious international questions oi` the.
day',. ,...and i u even en for the time `-over-
shadowing the.Sonth.:Af -can. war.
The rebels bave been, butchering'Pri-
tishand Other -"missionaries -in 'cold
blood;: and.to',protect their" consulates'.
at Tientsin, .Pekin ,;and other" points
the - ;various powers, have marines;
•Resaia evidently dopes to make capi-'
tdl
Out of the ,'trouble, • butJapan
.aeems_bent:,on , opposing any, •furthet.
aggression of the Muscovite in China.
..The outlook' is dirk but,:oiv'ilization'
and progress,. as • evidanoed... in -thy ac
tion "of the :great powers' is_' bound'_to
make barbaripm ultimat i. o'
e Y >e1d.
• Here is: one:of the neatdst t
hangs obi,
the Boers, and the claims of _the ]3r1- .
citing. oaf the United •States pope-
lationi that:4e have:
met "with `? 1; ie.
from the. New York Journal of Com-
: ,mercer • "Without comparing the de
root a is features of, the' `Government
• of Great Britain and the . kransvaal,
ewe desire to direct. attention to the
fact that in democratic inetitutioiis as
we underaitand acid operate them three
things are fundaniedtal;, .the indepen
dance of the• judiciary, -.representation
with'. taxation, and the :'eiitenaion. of
political rights AO all comers, no liar .
•ter ` what ..their -.race or .religion; or
wha.changes they ,willeffect in the
•i ttitions :of the ;mien unif y. ' ;The
,Boers—sub6r viii ed the judidiary to
the . `Gegialriture ti .and changes' their
consti'tu'tion' as readily as. a debating.
society changes 'it by laws;•, taxation
without representation is the source vf
r ail:the prosperity the Transvaal, ever
•
had; 'the exclusion of immigrants froth
pout cal .power 'was the wary essence
:of
the Tra isvaal , pol►cy." .'' , 4
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Hon, J'osept .Martin lias not sue-
.` deeded in ':iobitaining a majority iri tho
.British C
... diusohla, ; Begislatui`'e::...
'' fact, he finds 'himself in a :hopeless'
minority,• though the 'mem. ers'=elect
who are anti -Martin are byrno,;rneans',
,united in their• silpport of'•'any other
leader, .being • dividet. into conserve.,
uvea,_ Liberalsr •Jndepeirdcu'te-ah"
bbr,men ..,There are only -8 Martin-
itesrin' d E3613se Of 38. - PX—Governor
,Mackintoshes HoaAe ssrs.• YatetBald.
' oe ie wind
04peaker 1Ilggint..were
defaated' of the polls, "ins' the election
held: on Saturdiay, ';not bitty . the Mai°
. k ••,
. tin•Govern`metit but:: Lieutenant• ov:
ether McTnnes woo ��:ubq�5their trial; '
for the Governor .distended the'for nor
Government inspite of the : pro est.:of
the majority' in the House, and ::the
electors: presu
have' "refused i' to ' endorse :hie'
conduct.: Wei me that the .re-
-s'ignation of dismissal''of Mr, McInnes
will follow,, on the ground that :"his
usefulness is gone." ' But it is hard to
tell what turn eventswill take in Bra'
rich ,Columbia. There seems to be no
man m. sight strong enough to 'rally
around him a majority of the_ute&bers
just elected, and it is quite :possible
anothe :appeal to the country will be
necessary ere long,
7 ',pY,'Ef1TECHURCH.
Thewmasonu:-<:ure at:' :work- on "thi
foundation of; ; Jas:. • McClenaghan's
straw' house, '
Jae,. ,Gaunt ';is cresting a dwelling.
house on the vacant lot which he put
chased' in• connection, with :the . Ander=
:sora property' in the village, James
(Sheriff will occupyit:.when'coinpleted;
the houeehas, received its first coat of
- cant.
The tl re4hos . of"th`e vicinity 'of
,Whitechurch--attendei. a ineetiiig
• thres4rs iri ' Lucknow On Sattird'ay,.
The' meeting•was' called for the,' ur-�
•pose- of :coining to an agreement as to
the charge_for-tvork-next:eea�vri` or is
other words to `:'form'a 'combine We,
inderstand:that''it "is; proposed to fix
the charge ,at''•$12 per day;'$f.20°per
hour,or., 1 cts. per .bushel.'""If 'this.
beconiee'the 'rule, awe' would advise .the
farmers to keep; their' wits 'about diem
and. have everything ready,.for a good'
st'eady'run, and have every:,delay of
over 5'minutes: which is• not the':fanit
of the farmer Counted Out We =gee
that'87.00 per dayis starvation, wages
for a threshers; but $12 per..day with
a little' hods work on the part of.
the farmer wil easily 'become pretty
sandy for the'.latter:
• 'once more;,' :the grim reaper has
boon,.aniong us. anal :thisS,time...itist
oli nOrti 'itge, whim I ns bowed to- the.
siroke. Mrs. Z'errie, ager
passed. away on ' Wednesday" i corn ng,
(She and •her liuusb_a_nd._were-:Kinloss
pioneers, haying settletl•:on. the farrn
'Where she breathed. 'herr; ;life. out, vvlien'
it waas an unbraen •wilderness::• For
true kindness ridd _ riot pitalitp, I11 te:
Verne stood , Withouttior To'
pe.
knewlien -- .vii by love •heir. Ileza
cheery 1au0 and ' kind encouraging:
words, have helpeci'• to lift tate cloud
;from many a brow,We' cirri truly
'say`that ill" �has'do.pe her 'duty in. life'
•CREWE
Mr. and. Mrs, Thomas; Culbert, sr.,
left, :here= over a r month:` ago to visit
friends in Fon Du Lac,` Wisconstn,.
and have not yet returned
Wm: Shackleton' .has ; got his barn
turnedround and- raised,.. ana :the mss,
ons.are'busy building the 'wall under
Mr.Joseph Tlackeray formerly. of
this place, but now of .Kinloss,, wag
visiting friends here this"week..'
Dave :McDonald;' and gang are re
movintg-the saw will here t is- .week
There is quite a number of logs ;u. the
mill and. more coming: in now::'
Wehear`that a . new' post 'office is.
going:to•be. opened :at T •
.9l?e d W J releaq=�
en's, and that the mail route to ,this
office is going to. be clanged, and ,that.:
G.:
we. re�,,,to--have--the :mail Here •three'
tirncjs-a week instead:of twice,,:. , .
tour iGjiNaTQ N:
Quite'a,'number,of, our;, citizens` are
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regaling , themselves in : 'piscatorial a
:inusemente at' Port Albert,' 'and • secure,.
quite' a number of theiinny creatures.
• Our vil
la a is sti]L,fu t er : ra rasa=`"
g t• h P g
ing, �. there .being two barber shops
_conducted -by. J. Bamford: `and ,phry,
]r vin. ' 'The'latter comes ,.highly, e
commended .
W. Tho npson's and R; 'McWhin
ey's now -residences are well on :the
way..to comp letibn,, and • when 'finished
Will -add much` to the a pearance• of
P.
our progressive village, '
• Wilford Cumberland' and sister, •,?en-
,nie. visited. their • brother, Joseph, .the'
carriage .builder here, ari.the24tb, and;
left for their henie township, of. Walt
lace, on' Saturday, having- e>joyeil'
tli'eii selves greatly,
Willia►n: McKay, , principal of Hen
salt pallid.sceool, when attending -the
teachers' conyentioii at Goder•,ich,visi-'
ted relatives •and renewed fortunes ac-
4iivaintances; 'He ii a,natiyo o,f.Duu-
gannon having been born and brought
up in it. -}tis numerous 'friends" slid
acquaintances }volp�3tsei rto see -h n�t
look e'o '. ill`: a.
Two•gen:tleiticn ieprescntini the
hinder twine company at 'Walkerton
'were in oni••'viilage•oii'llfonday`solicit-�
ing orders, 'one of whotn.\vas ` ...,•El .
.lett; who at, ne'tiino .alright in Dun.;
gannon public school.
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Spriin is'here a'd you will avant to make
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ever _thing look -;fresh.:.
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l'nto' our store talo
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arlor 8c Zateasaon
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riS was uneXCelled by none, not even by esietially. size 3,, will *bp .sold
her whO On the sato() day: 'first saiv the far below Oost and alr-6"dd"
light. ' I allude .td ber,:,oracicms "ICI's- -lino's,. will be itodued in 1...,jui._.
tucurn,,lioir loss Will.bk,fele by the, ea. foeds In sit:s 6 must be Sold oi.
'given aWity, Call and bo oon-
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