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Denglitturwinter Resort's of
Not Far Enough
Day.* Ill propoeer the
following resolution in the Ronsel--
"Tnat In the opinion of thie bovifrit
Will be advisable at the next general
ejeetitin for the/lobo of Commone for
Canada to eubroit the foliowing quest-
ions to the votes of the heoPlei
"1. Shaill the Senate of Canada be
abolished?
"2 Shall the Method of Appointment
of Senators be Altered?" ,
--7Anaasier.-way ta-reach,-the-end--i
view would be the abqlitkni of the
Senate. No plebiscite is needed ,to
find Ont public t pinion on Ahlo point,'
California,4144exico Huron pedistribution
and Florida. The Wingham Advance, while ad-
Mitting it has no authority for -the
1 Tourist Tickets at tom Rause. same, suggeste the following as a pro.
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I Tickets and full information ' may be 4e4CI
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obtained from Town Agent. Puy- Vila TiTtilleRs4wNe-fiorepos. ed of Wing.
I chase your tickets at surattlYrh --11ftiQs1 hain, Turnberry, Howlok, Wroiteter,
' and avoid delay at depot. torris. Brussels, Myth, East. and
ri lit RODOPINbi.; T9Yfil &gent, w_9etzwewaneeh and Ashtleld. •
- - - - - --:' ToEwAncC•f 1E111?A7S°oXilliPo(rlie: All lettr,
CLINTON . ana olleten. •
Though we have had a
wonderfully large trade
in Wornen's Coats this
season°, we still have a
few styleS which we are
clearing at remarkably
lowf riees.
If you need a stylish!
Winter Coat, buy one
n -Lw, and save to .14
Perional Not es
.11 thou* aeries relatives or friend,
visiting in town o wnv %war
salty us of the fto ah weekt-_We
*mold ancounee it 14 0 Nip, cm*.
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We are sorry to learn of the eerious
illness of Ur T Plucker. •
Rev Origg, el Hornell, Chinaagent
a few daye at the home of MOAT
_Misaida.,.Holes, lain. London, _under-
cloing medicine treatment bya special.
ist.
Miss Lizzie Reed, of town, takes part
in. a League concert in Wingbarn on as cucumbers so far as moving the
bridge from tbe present site is con
Thellohneoville Bridge
By N. Baer
lokmoi Of the New 100 • -
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'DEAR Eforrelt -.In your hist none
your Colborne correspondent makes
referenee to the present agitation1004"
corning the rebuilding of 004 brulgee
upon a lother eite, and put e his "coin.'
meet" into Words, that savour of cents
pulsion, tather than argument or per.
Pion, and one Would naturally inosine
to the supposition thet ratepayere.111
this end or Oeiharne, were frantically
theontiiiie out their arms' eaying great
big, long unintelligible '.words, and
kleiting-ilke wild Meer while, as a mat-
ter of fact, ratepayers here are as 'cool
the 20th,
Mrs Rutnara and aim Allan have
gone on a week's visit'to friends in St.
Thomas
• We Dr Campbell, of Markdaie, is question, debated again and again In
visiting vvith her aieter, Mrs J E Hov- tile Tears that have passed, and this
'-' O
ey, this week.
of Maple Creek, finish, as the builaing Of an iron bridg-
time, doubtless, - will be debated to a
Mr Aslant faitelne,
id hare on a visit to relatives ; he is the es at this point Will settle it for the
owlier of Rome SON Urea Of lend,- . Teen to eagle. • a
cerued,
The question of moving Or not mov-
ing, is not a new force debate, thrown
upon ue suddenly, but, an old, old
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Price .50 Cents.
anadian Diaries 1;4
" As fegitetla One ()minty Counelathey
Dr M. r6 tee ;6441400n% are only doing .what every intelligent
Wes in tOtan Tileeday,and °ailed on ratepayer would expect theta to do,
a con* bf personal friends twee. If said bridge can be built upon a inore
NEW -ERA •
Grey, 'afeKillop„ Tuckersinith,aeaforth JA Limier, of Toronto, who has
heetron a two weeks visit to his sister
, • SOUTH HURON a:Osborne Stet:ibex) Mrs Jae Doig, returned home to -day,
CLINTON• ,. 0,NT.,, JAN., 10, 190! Hay, S.tauleY.. tioderich Tp, Exeter, I Miss Ruby Jelliffe,whn Is. as been 'Vie-
Rensall and Baytield; , iting at the paesonage. for several
Justifiable Expenditure • . . • week, returned on Thursday to Bryn
diversitaa•Felalleyitama.
The Goderich says: -The utter 4.1)4B saki there as 14" people in X.41;"
F hi Karn of London, formerly
an", lea eyes lots elves saseestieetataits
$ Church Chimes%
e Chicago out of work yet plenty •
-Of Canadians Who think all „they married iia W
'oodstocnk-oNew Years'
inadequacy of the accomodatims at th • • ot t e Mo son's Bank, Clinton was
Goderich post office laas so frequently
been complained of,and acknowledged
by the Departments concerned, that
the public may weli coniPlain of
neglect by those in charge of such
matters, It is an absolute fact that
when three people get into the money
order office at one ttme the room is se.
crowded that the door caunot well be
opened. Tne letter boxes are of a
size and cbiracter that did duty
twentystive years ago, and the room
in which the post office .staff puts in
about 16 hours a day is so crowded •
that they literally stumble over the
sacks of mail matter which they are
handling, All thie with a pestid reve-
nue of over Sia,000 a year, anda'Money
laosirevet. oferiepl~sweverioliketvS•10.
. Rev Josias Greene will preach on
Nile Circuit on Sunday next.
. The halverton Quarterly Official
sae -a s Board recently unanimous action,
s.ted to increeseahe salary of Rev, F.
J Oaten to PM, and to invite him to
retnain as pastor for third year. This
is the si cond increase Mr Oaten bas
received during the,pasit nine months.
. WILLIS
The topic at the meeting of Young
PeopleSs Guild on Monday evening
was taken. by Dr Stewart, The next
_meeting will be/of a literary nature.
Tennyson and Scott will both be dealt
with, Miss Annabel MeEwan taking
Tennyson and MisaM McLennan and
Frank McKenzie dealing with -Scott.
WESLEY
have to do te become wealthy is to go night, to Miss Florence 4 Robinson.
ing hands with his old•Olinton friends elone, neither is any paeticular com- ,
The public amain which followe&
• John L Sullivan,the former pngli 't on Tuesday. He looke well, and is do- munity isolated in the relationshi t
p i . g '
ing well at his business at Winghatn. may bear toward other con:talent-titles. I was held in the large enclosed driving
admits that it cost him 81,tieu-Theu-0 'be No more can we separate Individual shed of the Methodist church. IA joust
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to Chicago for wark,
Mr Lack Kennedy was around shak-
possible .site, curtailing eXpenditure
tudicious savings' of County as ensiles,
municipal moneys, with soa eye to the
greatest possible good, to,the greatest
possible number. Our Dainty certain -
is justified in doing it, Which
Council, many, members of which
chief fectore
tboughtet 49 doubt were
in the present action of our County
know little ornothing of its present
eiteation, and are satepencling solely
in the communzty in which he or she
fby-electionsth Hume,
or theou
'upon those . of its members, who are s . . . .
resides. No man is laving te himself,
took 1 t Hensall n Wednesda
weeeeese
SubScriptions received for all periodicals and
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Games of all kinF,Is for the w. inter evening.
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grade are all points •of interests ;' and
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South Huron Nomination. •
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subjects of concerti and that* should,
,
appeal ,to the good- judgementaand
common selise °revery individual Who. Thilt'ffidal hOtahltitiOh of the iii
is a lover of advitncenientand progress eral end Conservative candidateue-
M M Y Le n a ed 13, Horton
disectly interested o r concerned,
and to whole ratepayers interested a.re
leoking for suppeet, and which action
eire ' have confidence"' Will only carry
weight so. far as counter influent:a 113
not brought, to bear imon them, and
shewing the inpreeticability of the
pr oposed change.
That there ars many different' opin-
ions as to the best it for hridge, et,
oenear the preeent-beidge, We do not
challenge. This has peen under con-.
sideration for the last thirty years,and
the entire ciista,pce from tne late Mr..
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13, B Blain M P. who is widening the
fore he discovered it was better to
1 committee of Liberals and Ogneerva.
responsibility to corporation, nor cor-
1 tives had. comfortably filled up the
Censervative candidate in South Huta .poration responsibility to individual,
shed by erecting a platform, -securing
drink water than wine. 'Many other on, and Mr Carstairs, Conservative . out I am trespassing much upon your ' two stoves, and. seating the building
men have discovered it at much . less organizer, were both in here yester- space, New Era. We are not putting i
cost day• • up a, fierce howl of protest, but we cer- which was quite comfortable and ae.
• ' Mr Hartley Dewart, canditate for Wray shall use ail our little influence I comraodatert a . good mitisymore than.
one of the Tors ntos, for the Dominion
fl 11, lticLeen, ef the Toronto World
council, to re- I would the largest hall in the place.
to hear upon our countY
House, an°, brother of Mr E RaDevvert
Reeve Petty oecupied the chair.
build the Holmesville bridge. -upon the
has been suoinibrided to appeal! before of the Sovereign Bank, is assisting the preserit permanent direct road. ; speeches. Messrs Blain M P
Both the candida•tes made shots
801rel'bneghitililf L3oi athne4•110oHnisilebr'evr'atMivPli csaPplie-
order business of over 05,000 in 10004 of Court. It would be 'great sport af Mrs Thompscfn, Albert St., slipped tint bridge, has been. gone •over at •
There could be no more justifiable eX- the d't f h W •I d h
e ors o t e or d an o e on the ,sidewalk a few days since, many different timed, by many -differ- • Hono.r Roll of C 1 PapIlls while T B Pardee, MP d HD
hurting herself' so severely that . she ent people, and deputation J:ollo wed
Liberal Candi ate in South Huron.
a Toronto Judge, for conbenopt of Burns pottery, to the.site of the pres-
penditure ay the Putilic 'Works De -
, an ew-
art, of Toronto, spoke for the Liberaa
out shopid both go to jaili What a time was unable te leave the hense. Iler •
pertinent, than to at once carry friends will be glad to know that ehe
the changes reconuneuded by their . they would have if -they had enjoin-
; • - • has about recovered therefrom
hy deputationa-and while • party. ..
have differed so far as actual site for
sin1119118 - Names ase in order of merit :
FonatV-Over 60% -NV, McQueen. Mr McLean appeared .to•
bridge is concerned. That of roadbed-
,
and most general conyenience; has al- R Kiity. E
Over 50_ass' --IseleKay,Itert StOnetuan good advantage in his opening remarks
tee had the privilege of reply at tits -
ways beea in favor of the present (.)Stoneman. •
site at Forsters. . , FORM IV -Over 60% --,R Vodden; S closing of the Meeting), and tottcheees
I rfillowitotilaleriipouyblichave issues.
If you have the space, Mr, Editor,. I' East, 0 Copp, 11 Elcoat, F Lucas , • brie
ben et:attic-
wotild like to ten you a store about pearsoia, B MeEwan, A: Green. . rasseagt the size of the crowd before
Over 500a, -8 Hohnes, 11 Can telon, I 1 M dor
ton
first commis:eon ever sent not to I
investigate for bridge site here. • This i Form III a Over 70% - A Gunn, D
;hespoke too low for the size of the -
liztrialide a fair, . address, thoug*
1 that the improvements suggested t personal atonethrowtrig yvill be in- , graphy and modern office work. • was a coternission of .merciaants from I Ross; D Courtice ^ .
M McMath, 1 ilhalmild'
The otbey: speeches -were those et -
majtegolt -43 stairiftiies, itg iskiserotim.
true of Goderich is equally teue oil-- as--• i.
tne-cnaracter of either can nal, es
dulged in. No reflections can be Made 1 In reneviing his subscription, Mr 3 in the “Seventies", 'composed of the
the important town ef Clinton, isaily I
should be carried out: But What hi i
interest than_ any of .the apapere we risers . Jae Fearalt_Iewto at.al-Racey• I a- s tt •
ford, A Middleton, E Wiltse,C Rance,
3 au e op, eir, Stinson, i -
C t 1 EW • Bi all
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M Rasa, parliamentarians titecustomeq. to debate '
• ive standpoints, .
aaahpres,enting theirarguments wage: -.
vigor and fluency, from theirrespeate •
will.he deenled on pelitical _
'We Look or e ew ra wi tri re i not alt, ave gone ove . e grea, r
f ' th N E 'th o "f —
h ' t. th ' te Over 50%-C MacPherson;
inspectors who have personaay ex- ling cells.
anntied the building as now condition- „ „e' , Miss Lizzie Moontatn,of Londesboro
ed. • One feature of the ;by-election a the Misses Annie? Eartliff,
East,•F ' kins ancaSuele
What aid Star says aboot Godeeich South•Huron is the fact that both the
• 11 (viral:11:n° are taking a
[Post Offiee euite true, and the welt- Liberal and ,Conservative candidates term in the growing and popular Busi.
On Sunday evening next .Rev Mr.
Jolliffe will take for his subject "How
we may know the doctrines of Chris-
tianity are true."
ONTARIO STREET
Oon'sidering the inclemency of tbe
evening a large audience assemo led,
on Sabbath evening to hear Rev E W
Kerr's sermon on "Dancing." Mr
Kerr, next Sabbath evening, will
preach. by request, on "Lying."
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society assembled at the
reside e of R J ?Allier and was large-
ly atte ded. The society is doing ag-
gesissi work.
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A. convention -for the organization of
the conhty under the auspices of the
TN. 0, A. will' be held here on Thurs-
day and Friday, Jany. 23rd and 24th.
The Thursday afternoon and Friday
meeting will be held in Wesley church
and a banquet and Thursday evening
sessionan Willie church.
Thuswho will assist in presenting
the pil
Paris,
tee of t
a aociati
Yeigla
--eial -0o
mittee
..- side; L
Missio
_Startle
rector
Aseoci ion ; 0 Ali opeland, Provin-
cial Stetary cA the Young Men's
Obristi n Associations for Ontario and Thes Japanese prohlem presents a
eau_ebee ; John R Boardman, Countj ' w abase by the purchase of a tract
Work ecretary of the International ne .
1
eommi ee, New York ; Albert E Rob- ; of ten thousand acres of land in the
erts, re ently of State committee of west by, a Japanese Company which
gram are :--, John. Penman,
airmakeof ProvincialCommit-
e Young Men's Christian As-
s of Ontario and Quebec; 11
rantaird. Member of Yeovil].
mittee, Chairman of sub -cons -
n county Work ; 0 B Keenley-
ndon, leader of the Laymen's
ry Minveinent in London' ;
Brent, London, Physical Di.
f the Main Men's Christian
ness College of our town, They are
er of this has alreadaarecomniended are "mighty decent fellows,' and no
taking an advanced course in &encl.
scores of ot er p a the_election I" t ; Stevenson -sofsAlarnedes. Cal says- -following-gentlemen; several of Whom
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The demands of growing toitoid havelno".
, . t personal grouncis. . - I receive, and we appreciate the news D R Menzies, A S Visher,. Alex !tie- ' - • The meeting: .- was - tnost orderir . -- -- -
called for increased expenditure ora . ______,_a_sas . ... : ' froth our late home, We had Jack Murchie, and I am noe quite suae if T. FORM II- Over 70% all laroevn. • .
i for the ;chairman, for Sir Wilfrid, ant
throughout; and closed with cheery'
FOrrestar with- us on New Year's daY Jaekson. sr was on that, particular Over 60%-a0 Kerr, FsElhott,H Reidi
J O'Neil.
P . v ninent does The many friends of Miss Tillson, oE They arrived. at our house at about Over 50% -B ummins,
S k' f h •
justifiable; but the Star and other Op- .
nothing, but there is, at least, one dir- the Conservatory of Music, London, 1.30 p en hungry as sharks, and- ord r• Kitty, 3 0 Chidley, 3 Crich, II Rollo- i
ri- a co as, .
public &buildings all over the country
it, is sometimes claimed by the a)
pea mg o t e contest, the Giese -
S way.. P Whiteley, ft McNaughton, L i
position papers are continually de. will regret tolearn that she is very ed dinner. My uiother was completely Huron -for' Liberalism see taiga
•says: -Prospects of - redeeming, Beata&
, ection in which the Goyernment has d ' Ootiman, -M-Tassier, B Dien. ..
angerously ill at her home in Tilson- unoerved. Six or .seven important W lf the Liberals josesit will be the fault
nouncing the Government for item- - FORM 1 -- Over 70%-aJ Lati esbOro„El
P. for dinner. • Committee. •I for the candidates. ,
- an expenditure that is pertectly •
osition that the Go er
creased ex peuditure.
Take another illestration.. Outside
of Toronto, possialy, , there is not
another harbor in Ontario that should
have as much money spent on it dur-
the next few years is Goderich harbor
With the probable development of
North W est.trade, thousands of a -toi-
lers will be required to putthat harbor
in the shape it should be. At present
no lopg boat can. lie up close in shore
because of a curve hi the pier , that
must be straightened out. This/van
require thousands of dollara, to say
nothing of other necessary a. expendi-
ture. • ,
There are other 'harbors, however,
that Will need sonde expenditure. Can-
ada's growth requires it to keep pace
with its transportation needs. While
the Star will probably justify the ex-.
penditure of money in Gedericb, it
will oppose on general terms expendi-
ture elsewhere. In other words the
Government will be charged; With ex-
travsgance simply because it is trying
to keep pace with thecountay's tvewah_
and need.
The Mentreal Star advocates having
a fixed date for Dominion elections.
There is much to bee said favor
thereof, and it seems to us,. very little
*against it.
A private letter received at this of-
fice.from a Conservative in Alberta,
says: - 'I don't think Leurier will have
to worry much over the•nexaelection,
as he will carry all 'seven seats in Al-
berto,. The conservativea have One
member from Alberta at OttaWs no:tv,
and only two in the Alberta Legislat-
ure, and it will be worse later on,'
Maesachneetts,. . now laternational
County Work Secretary, New York;
Archibaklaarilees, Provincial County
, Woric Secretary. -London. •
Program for Thursday afternoot.
Devotional exereisesal B Keenleyside;
Huron bounty and its needs,A °Wiens;
The county week plan.J R Boardman;
Businese seehibn.
Banquit at 6.15 in the Presbyterian
elturch.0 •
Thurede,y.evening -Service of praise
and prayer. Address, "Magnitude of
the Young :Men's Christian Associa-
tion work, ' C al Copeland. Address -
"County mirk in `North America," J.
It Boardmen. " .
Friday forenoOn - Devotional, .0 B
reenieyside. The coenty work, or
working "the p en." Social and educe-
- tional fes tures. Recreeti ve rtel is/ions.
AE Roberts, Stanley Brent; A VI Rob
erts Discussion.. County committee
and connty secretary, .1 R Boardmen.
Friday afternoon Devotional, C 13
Keiinl es side. Addre s: "1 he eta' as.
pondivg member." A Cullens. Address
"County work, a training .ehoot for
getsvite,s A E
The month oid of Mr John Ire-
land heti been seriously ill with poen-
. We are sled to hear _pal it
eeetriti be be On the mend. ;lir Seto
4011 daligliterithe le MO ill with
f
proposes.to put 23) Japanese agriculs
turisto thereon; If the Jepnliese are
objectionable as erdinat7 laborers, are
they net equally se AB agricultuaists ?
On the °thee'. hand -tliey are good.
farmers' and unobjectionable from,
th'ie standpoint may they not be equal.
ly so as laborers?
Hon Mr Lemieuir'e Miesieat to Tokio
has resulted in a proposal which is he.
lieved will effeetnell reouleasi the
number of laborers coming to British
columbla from *Tarim» dtrect, although
th, IV. are a couple of features of the
ti ngernent wheat troy fa' impreivell
on as a result of further nAgOtiation.
Oire of theme is regalia to the Dnati.
1,1 nib n .1 n put ei.engrieuiturlsts, If
the voluntary rearictien of the elni.
.t 0 , J 0 peoaa. Pantett
does not in 'practice prove effeetiye
thee steps will Fe talv. t�
effective, as the authorities at Tokio
haVe aheoltiteiy desire to 006 its
people lesiring for 'title eentinent at
all.
allielialeiOn it. . •
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shoWn eimacity far in excess of • its burg. Miss Tillson- contracted plena. gentlemen, %sit t eir river, rote an Kerr J McTa gart.
isy while s &din the holida s with impoetant town; at an hour when ' of over -confidence, the late Mr Gunnar(
opponerites- Durieg the last foie. years P -4; -Ye le se -- assesa-n- saps - d - 0.Yer dO Erickr- .kteksen, 0 Mc- inatorisybeinhavon largely on persoas
er parents. Ihis young lady is we mos conn ry o 1 8 arl* Guire L Reid W Hall W Ford. al grounds. r McLean as the:ad-
the Conservatiates were in oface at Ot- known here, having visited at tin everything available for hungry men . ' "
-E.EioTouartn, er4HAfFoAarrqtuhhoarr, ,LG vantage of long residence, is the prop-
, . ' • . calling her aside, assured her that eh 0 !rivteelro6n0%T
tawa the total ' immigration was a home of Mr W Doherty . was already consumed., Mother did rietor of a long established, widebps
little over 96,000or an average of 25,000° . not know what to de but Mt Racey, '
. , ' Beaton, E Hooveso,B-Rodaway,D &di, circulated newspaper, with influential -
a year. This, at a time when the west - 4 those men wanted war homemade '
d f ' d' J Stevenson business conneatiens m Seaforth an.
experience in the Legislature. Mr.
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DEATH - The death ookiplace in
VMS hungry for settlers. During the relict of the late John Plewes, aged 7e
.2. brea,d end home-made rnilk,wbich two I a. : . •
things, rnother always had plenty of, -rJigtit tormer students of the 3 .1 at- Horton, an old school teacher, draws-
' and which, sup lemented by home- .
tended the Clinton Model School. due- his strength chiefly from Trickersmith •
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last four years the immigration was yeaes. Born in Ireland in 1830 sbe
• tOwnship. Eisen 'many Conservativem,
eceatmtleecrin Toronto. She was married
over 51)0,000, or,an overage of 125,000-a arna,desbutter, an hoineanitde pie, con-
Lanada with her parents, who • Ing e as session, Alt were SUCCSD
yearaage eolely to the energetic ims twice, her first husband being „ stituted the meal for the important . . .
ful at the examinations and five of
migration policy inangekated by the Sharp, who died some few yeare after
a '14` • delegation, and , although,' very mush ' them obtained honors Thts is a recoil'
against mother's religion, was settled of which to be orchids_ .
goverpment. , This large influX settled eir marriage.
Plewes. o a pr for to the tune of three one oil
our I de; and became consumers f
an mere 0 ship s and gettled onee The pupils of the C I have organized
w c me to Goderich town- bid.
Manufactured goods, so that business known by that neme On The Bayfield
the property
is this, those gentlemen found
But the point I am after, Mr Editor , a society under the name of the Olin-
Cellegiate Canadian 9144 The
men and factories all -• road. When Mr Plewes died she; dis-
f 1 objects of the Club are patriotie, and
. derived benefit d f f bridge site at a point t the f
a e oot o the
. pose o the arm and bought a cottage farm thee orcupted by Mr Frank Ba- literary mee ngs will beheldfort-
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• from it. , on Frederick street, wheee she has dour on the Maitland, G-oderich town- 1 nightly. The following officers were
lived since. She, was an a visit to-Wat- I elected: - Hon. President. 'Rea C It
rhere. being en • -island at the
ford when -Bronchitis wascontracted, shit' '
poi a the delegation Considered it a , Gunne : President, W McQueen ; 1st
which resulted in her demise. She was semi. place for a oridge. .I temember Vice President, Miss A alawar.. ; 2nd
well known and highly, respected by - • Vice President, W Weir ; l'reasurer,
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rhe Campaign In South linron
my lather sastung bern tt tile}
considered the. _road recall there to D Stewart ; secretary,Mtss EStothers; Stanley .
Holmetwille, which., • unfertanately . Executive committee, President; vice NOTES -lar Hugh Garriotir and Miss. -
they had not, but said they Would on President, Treasurer, Secretary - F Maggie Gilmour, of Turnberry, have
the return trtp, and in a commie-1,We,-; Lucas, }I O'Neil; H Watts, Miss. been visiting old acquaintances in
tion retewed soon after it WILS Stated
that the .delegation considered their ......*.19•0•1.........
plan off. ' '
And here ''allow me to say to. the asaa e'onatallee • ' IA • I there ' •
readers of your valuable paper; wheth- vioTire --Miss Maggie . McDonald -is ' ---e-•-eaeeaa-eaaasa ,taa
. .
er interested in sold road or not, o e .visiting friends at . Staffa at present. .
fact, the road bed; is one great difil-
, tl
.M111 renTwbit gAroileosatTetnogoioLoWooaelolaInebttim, ' . , ; _
I iseepitill -
:0;4:p:it:I:, AeorTremi gai-ns gda,. 4g lotvrniot an‘ttaieecanastielli ;
_clay that confronteathe-advocate of 1
• eyery yairediiiiimoirot-a siter-for t Le trelnitMilg-"1"---- - - -,-. - - '
The contest in South-rfuron will be all who came in contact with her. .A
. short and eharp, but it will be the strong Methodist, being a member of
fault of the Libeetas themselves if they Ontario St Church.. She leaves four
, do not win. They have a .good cause sons by first marriage. The funeral
and a good candidate, and; they • have took plate on Thursday afternoon to
more than a fair fighting •chanee in Clinton cemetery; - Rea Kerr Conduct.'
-the political completion of the con- ed the services. A large number of her
stituency. in the next few days they•
gan do wonders in the way of ' organi-
zation and preparation for getting out
the Liberal voters. It is well worth
their whileatnasimakethessaery_ most of
the opportunity. ;Their constituency
should be in the Liberal column, and
they owe it to themselves to make a
strenuous: intelligent, and sustained
friends showed -their respect for the
deceased in following the remains to
its last resting place. The pall-bearere
were the MEM as acted for her late
_husband, beinglilessre A Innes. M Mc -
wan, Jag OUT-Tiieb, Stiff Sfevens,
Tiplady and John Govet.
• Couuty Clippings
seem disposed to expect Mr McLean's
election,
The following meetings Ita,ve slams.
arranged in South .fluron; - Feder,.
Jan 17, evening, Zurich and Briacefileida
Saturday, Jan la evening, Leadbiiry;
Monday, Ian 20, Exeter; Itiesday Jae.
21, Seaforth. Hon Wm Pattersen,
Minister of Customs, will speak at
Crediton and Zurich. lion G Grahams
Minister of Railways and Conant wilt
speak at Exeter and ,Sealoytn.
11 Fair.
Stenley for the last week. Mr John
McFarlane, of °airfield, Man, has gone
1 to Tucketanaith to visit acquaintance*
Hohnesville bridge. Velaile. the road Sia -van WEDDING -Quite a large
in present use has onahill six hundred' number from here attended tne silver eurprise hy being presented by_ an ads' •
effort to have it placed there On pot': • feetan length, and °nay one. The road wedding of Mr and Mrs Wm Sta les dress and lovely fur. Miss N Clark -
.in day. . • - -Enoch Bower- Ashfield, died on Jan. proposed in the present agitatititahas of, MoKillop, on Israday evening of last .read the address,and Miss E Linalatee.
Mr Y McLean, whom they have gave the present.
chosen as their candidate, is.no politi-
cal novice. He is 8, veteran and suc-
cessful journalist. He served a term
in the Ontario, Legielatve Assembly.
He has aided his party in many hard
fought contest in which hehad no per-
sonal stake or interest. Ile has many
of the qualifications that gold make a
suceesstul Parliamentarian, one of
whom His conetituents may well be
Proud., Without making any pretens-
ion to citatory, he has a rare capacity
for the•plain, 'coherent, and i3traight-
forvearcf public speaking that ai Wit s
tells in k'arliamentary debate. ' a
Mr 11,Srackman .Exeter, took in a
nineteen bundred and fifty -feet at hia, Near, an enjoyable time Wag spent by .
by actual Measuremiant, and sonsideta alLand the many viduablepresents re- POTE8-Mp and Mrs JaisCook left max,
able proportion of this amount, much ceived.by the host and hostess .WaS Saturday last to visit the forrperar
heavier grade than the present river evidence of the bigh esteem in which ftat.her and other:friends in ttoderiele•
Mise -
hill, and; the large amciunt would still they Were held, all left for their homes P We are sorry to state. that Miss -
be increased atter cuttings were made. with best wishes that in theallotnient .11. Heaton is laid up Withan attack of
upon the proposed road, while the cha of thee they would have many happy are sorry
Then:limy friends here,
ference in distance -would 'mean near's,. returns of the ,day. . or mrs otlottetioe,arizfoftlsietrsoeveoerred.illpeste:
one- and a . quarter miles On every •
round trip, in favour of the present- .
road. • , •
was going to the'polls. 1,.,: • There is one phase of the present ng -
Death on Tuesday, calleeto her Wit Ration, that seems Micah to cempre-
reward one of Exeteraemost eatetelied hencaand. one which certainly deserves
residents, Eliza Long, wife of William an explanation. Why do some of the
Baker, at the age of 80 yeats, most long-headed, intelligent, deep -
thinking ratepayers of Goderieh town.
ship advocate the proposed °henget.
We have understood upon good auth-
ority, that in recent ' contracts upon
the present long hill, the large sum of
twelve to fourteen hundred dollars
was expended.
It certainly does seem strange, alter.
statements which we have heard in
our county council as to the very
efficient teanner in which that work
was done. that all eV that enormous
Mtpeeditureahould be turned over to
the muskrats and tadpoles, as h sink.
Mg fund, and -that Gotletich Tp should
OW feel prepared to indulgeain the
'expensive luxury of buying and grad-
ing a new road site, Which at the least
calculation, to put it into the same de"
gree of efficieney, woitla cost said
7, at the age of /0. years.
Mr Jag A Moore; of Wiaton,has leas-
ed bit 150 acre farm to McCall 'Bros„
for one year.
• We regret to learn of the 'death of
EnochBrown,which took place onSun-
day morning.' ,
0n -Monday --morning Mrs Webster,
Of Goderich broke her arm as she was
McLean representing SOOth HUCOn. M
the Dominion* would reflect credit on curiosity. last week' in the shape of a
one of the finest. electoral. districts in
those whiasent'him there to voice white mink skin. Tho skin -of the
Mink is alinoet heir/Leta
their opinions and give effect to their Mr Th000940 has rented bblacis.farm 'On
.
Will' hi:3 addres. s to the electors Mr. twOoni I!. it) Of fEtlepteorrn, fteisoteh
gree of perkiest independence. ' This Willard, , isMorthWerefialitneLn
McLean kyr claim to a reasonable de- soneeseion 2, of Hay, to Mr Albert
18 in his case no mere affectation, it
Jong been apparent to all who have appointed t 3- Schade, of 'Lindsay, ail
The Goderich Milked Snai ty 'have e a feature of hie 'makeup that hes
been co -Workers with him in." political baud at Gedekkai•inasuccession to es, .
bandanaster of the Huron regimental
campaigns °rhea() been readeraof hie a ith igne
d.
rudely, 11 110 becomes a member of the - ', We are eorry to chronicle the death
House of Commons, he Will ,iltid eon. of J 11 °Cyder, (Harry). eldest son of Mr
ii
go dal sprts on the Liberal side. The. and 'Mrs James Myer, ot Port Albert,
seseiobal debates furninh conclusive Which took place onFridaYi Jan 3rdiat
prop/ that -.-Liberal members have his father's residence, at tlae 9iit,e of 20
habit of putting thenaselves on record, -W Mitchell! of Renee% ham received
townehm a awn equal to the former
minds of their own and are in c the Years and 2 clays. ellOitnette expanditure with the happy
Nor, if the truth mutt be told, is the ' the bad intelligence front his son Will, thought of privilege of reriewing part
I'rereier likely to object to oceussional neer Petit-made/a Sesta He has lost trif!er the first geeing frehet throw
s
•, •• a .. • • • • .. • - - --•-•ess'eae ,,....1/. ;...r. ow... s...1........46 .1. A. !.11011 ...t. 1.1460 It, ILS qualm tine, Mr Editor. that, Lae
admirably conducted journal. • Vertu- m , res
they are prompted 117 reM -differences f lost hie math.° (woe by hail and is eofl. cam( y might save smile expense, tn
of, opinion. and not by a mete desire fined td tiN hod owing to a severe at- i hi, ipticer ier.lgths required at the no -
to pronloteself-Interest, TortnotO tack of rheumatism.
01,100.
• posed site Hut the differerice is not
MrSA Poplestones leader na Inc
l'vsoy.terian choir isr the pest year,
hes veeigned.•
he re died at St, stoseph's flospitel.
1 a. toes on galluisai e Ensile aa"
w. Di J :Ili A. aasesie a, i numb e,
e lase iisetit, for the aleintztrein FI itiO
!'c a. „AL, et. 4'. el tr: •; 411 '
the Iteepitat at Liindon since Thankte
giving, Mrs Sandees watt 20 pates Of
age and was borne in Ushorne Tp., bo-
ing a daughter of Mr Wm Weed, a
former resident of that township.
Mr -EtIMII "Aloe -hatt Seta fine- ki.,?:1,i4V-Siticrettf, as has 1 -ecu report
1111 111, 1 I, the Herron Race, a mile east, .4 lid hert.tti wilted be the prodeieseoi
O1 Seaterth, to Mr Jits Nab. The prtee
raid was, in the neisathortiooa (44174060
*dr Cat r rthrbeici 111.
fatni Uttlotning Sea forth, neon his
brother lohn, arid vvill, work it.
110,,t 11, with. w.."t 1, Vt.
owed i)iite for the (Intninfins Snuth
T-Titrotli bOrvt townbing it) theWhae
School Tueket•simith, lot s tew Weeks,
relieving Miss McEwen, who is taking
treatmetit On receiving the nOtnitUL.
tion, his Wife, who was oleo a teacher
holding a eertifleateitook Charge of the
ethool.
raving a. IAN' tItousana by our comity
t eel g ti ro earl ism allv bowl, r
len dee tom one toss', hips e
We tan '0 see that the building et' att.
iron stritotute, accortlitig to the. pia+.
•Ient of • •;
permatient.opobsing ler getioitaticais.
we nil ilthnit.Thilti Wet the constant de-
toui ots ons a time p, a time will become
lit the aggregate of uunihered Yeate,
enormous, by taose who are etinetara.
iy tieing the road, arid the extra Strain
upon his horse, owing to the extra
. • .
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J.40..pary
ductions
,
We are offering the balance of our winter goods
Al Less Mao WINIBAll PRICES
. .
Comprising all lines in p
FELT SHOES and SLIPPERS.
FELT LINED GOOE)S, OVERSHOES,
10j1313ERS-1,.., °
LUIVI$EiZMEN'S R.U:1313,ERS and SOX
The early buyers get the_best snaps
Fit . Jacksio .
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