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OODRRIOH. THURSDAY, AUG. 11,
commormsa-
THE PASSING OF CAMERON.
IN TEs SIGNAL, of July 1, the follow -
fig article appeared :
"Tisa 8 emu, has a higher opinion of Mr.,
Cameron than to believe that he w .11 elle )
his political life by pputtin,•, 'o.p••actice a
policy of nepotism, which on the atntnsnd
on the floor of Parliament none has
nounced more etrongly than he When we
remember -and the thountnds of electors in
Huron remember -how in trumpet tones he
inveighed against Bowell's " soh-h-Iaw
Jamieson " avid Tupp•er'. son-in-iaw Came-
ron," and that in every .cape' house in
West Huron his denunciat'ons rang out
against public men mak'.-g private gimps of
public office for the benefit of their "listen,
their meninx and their aunts "-" their
man servait, their nwid servant, their
oxen, their asres and their sone -in-law
1
THE SIGNAET DERICH
grew by denouncing a similar outrage
w
Which currod thirty years ago, gal he
hes ds.outioed that outrage from the day .1
his mieent to public We evert unto the pre
tent da ; and knowing him as Ti. Soma.
dues, thus is oetly one man oa earth who
sen make us believe that now, at the close
a • brilliant political career, he is prepared
to prove recreant to the professurus of is
life -time, and dem..uteate that, so far as
berufsoed nepotism in ooaoerned, he is nes
bettor than the Tupper. and the Bowel's,
the Carole and the Langevius sod the
scores of others whom be has denounced
during his entire pubtte career. That man
is M. C. Cameron. -
He will uut do it, for not only is his poli•
tical honor at stake but the fate of West
Huron, so far ss Liberalism is concerned,
hangs iu the balance, and he is too staunch
a supporter of the Liberal Government t )
!eopattliw the constituency. 1)id he do .o,
he would stand alone, as did the neat who
followed that course thirty years ago. "-Not
only would he sacrifice the riding in so far
es Dominion matters are concerned, but he
would wreck it from the viewpoint of Pro-
vincial politics. Mr. Garrow, M. PP., and
the Reform party as a whole, are opposed
to such a course, and even the Conserve.
tives, who would stand to gain everything
in the event of the deal being cctsummated,
would censure the folly although they gain-
ed by the act.
It were better that the poetruastei had
not been interferred with than thet'such mu
nutr-age should Le perpetrated, and we feel
sure that Mr. Cameron will ind'gnantle re-
pudiate the evil suggestions that have been
made to him, alid maintain the prowl posi-
tion in political' life which he Ices lierdadore
enjoyed."
`iinoa the above was written M. 1'. CAM-
raou has seen fit to east his professionq of
hau,ty int pnhties to the wind. --he has
taken uepu.i►m to his bos.oin, and done that
which, by voice and pen, lie <a.demned in
otbera during thirty years of public life.
He stands hrfo"e the country t.xbty- • rene-
gade tnpr:odptn, and now ranks- with the
worst of those whom he has denor•need' in
the p.;.t. Every of a epithet which he
has hh owered upon Bgwsj.L and his son-ia.
law JA$IWON, and'liiren nod his son-in-
CtM.solt, now apples to 9I. C. CAMERON
AM his son-in-law GALT, intens''fied by the
face that his course in providi tg "soup" for
hie eon -Wake' -.ha rm more aesinst the
s: in ref ria oonsatuc nts,and more repulsive
to the feelings cf all honest men. than ha+
been any piece of nepotism ever per.
petted by may d his prAeosset
Let him think of the welcome he will re-
-rce .rtnerrrnr
should he have the hardihood to again face
the parliament of bis country. How he will
enjoy hating his old, hack 'eyed and
thro,utb.re speeches in Hansard read off for
his . dific,.tion. What a drawin' card it
will it,, in the House wben it is known that
' CAMERON is up," and declaiming against
t dit(ifitiiiittafi'ft his opponents and point-
ing with pt.de to his own immaculate
record. What $ pleasure it will be for him
to know that his enemies rejo'te at the fall
of the "great Liberal figater" who, after
thirty yob. -s, wife snared from the path .if
reotitude and fell by the wayside.
By his present coarse be has not only
earned the contempt of his opponent*, but
he Ile.. gained the disgust of his former
.rile. _In the entire riding of West
Heron then is not a prominent Liberal
who do as notunhe-it- tingly demon^. , his can
duct, and who, if given an oppor„uwity at
tat early day, would not re'egete him to the
political obscurity whicn was his portion
quiie reeni,ly, end from which be should
never heirs 13te'1 reaurret: d to tetray the
cme/Janos r,: his old-time friends is rad sup-
port' e. He has • wmsitted politic .1 hari•
kari, and then is nothing left for in to do
torten Teter the remains. Poli.ic sly, he is
es dead ss the late Jr nes IScARtar and
equa::y beycad the hope of $ glorious re'wr-
nsotion. -
It is with feelings of the c npest rebel
that Ttts SINAL deabunce. the °outinapt
ible, lying and o rooked conduct of CAMERON
t -'t this occa•nou. For ne..rly a score of
years the prepnt edito: of this -journal hal
stead sbouller to *houkker with GAMMON,
and by voice and pen fought his betties and
rejoiced in the victories won. We were
with him in his .t.ongth and in his weak-
ness, and when, in 1892 th - iri. lei Cowes:
mei cam + upon him, rr.d whe i ..e was
enfeebled menta"y and physically by the
cruel assaults 'made a;aiu.t him, Tee SIG-
NAL and its editor @tied in the Fos ..ch and
fought the ase•il.nts to the finish. When
sf.l.vorobie ol.porturity offered in 1895
to once more rehabilitate a man whom
every effort had been mode by his oppon-
ents to disgrace, THE &OVAL end iii editor
championed his oanee, and were among the
factors that brought him through in trir-,iph.
at a time who., ho was .,east t d by the syco-
phants who are now his chibf aivictr., and
who bare lured him to political infancy
and m the pati of party probit,.
In the old days we had learned to simire
CAMERON'* ooun3e, his word we had looked
- upon as being unimpeachable, and his party
fealty we implioitly retied upon. There hat
hron a terrible change. The old-time
courage of .conviction hs a oo:.s.d out of CAM-
rsoN, FON word in • lie, and his party :salty
has been superseded by trer.on---treason
to his oon.titnsnta, Ito his prnfesaon•
and to Liberal principles. The idol'. feet
are clay. GAMMON 1. in the duet.
Our duty Gra plain. It to to pillory the
renewals+ before the eyes of all honest men,
and harsh as the duty in, and however un-
willing we may he, for the eeke of the
friendship that is pest, we shall not heeit•te
to do 11 CAltsao$, as • political factor, ie
now dead to the Retorsion' of Wee& Huron.
Thin .y years ago he branded a roan as a
traitor to his party who did not dewier* the
epithet any Inure than GAMMON dose to-
day. Tree, he will eel that he did not
desert, het we whn know the inside higher',
know that he lacked only the opportunity.
The stswy e( his treason to hie party
• on more than one ooeseoion is in the bandit
orf
MO who will not hesitate to um it when
• the hnnr ermine and Carmen, will Aral that
y though the wrougrlost may apparently
prosper for a wtdls, the idea wad Dose whoa
the search -fight will reveal kis every poli-
tical deliuquenoy. He is now relegated to
the ranks of the politics' " has beeps."
But. the pawing of Censitoe,by the Bev.,
Pier Aweoto route, should not affect the
cause o! true Literalism in West Huron.
When the American 1e • ler tAirned traitor,
hie treustxl did not virtually affect the cause
which be had formerly aspen, -d, a•td the
poring of Casu'us should not wean Liber-
al. from the c ruse whlob tbey have behind
in, aid for which they have fought so earn-
estly and w well in the past. True Liberal-
is.n is against family ciompactiam, and fam-
ily oompactiem is merely another name for
nepotism. Bee nan w end Le roman's
fought against the Family Compact, and .o
did Blows and 1)uaw-s ; Maceieus and
BLARE opposed it when the Liberals were
last in power ; and, we believe, the great
chief, LAvslaa, is as true to the integrity of
the principle today as were the giant leaders
who in the raft lead the people out of the
poi'tical house cf bondage.
Ashfield and Wawaush Liberals are .til
true to Lenora ; tboee in Colborge -and
Hullett el 11 revere his came ; the rank and
tile in the towns and, the ren•'taut in Gude-
rich township, are true as steel to the priu-
ciples of Reform, and the defection of an
erstwhile local leader will not litre them
from the proper path. No ; they will re-
main faithful to the true interests of the
party, even, if to do so, they he forced
to denounce the conduct of the man who, at
the first opportr lily that offend, took ad-
tan.age a a position of trust to be a
self-seeker„rid a swallower of past profes-
sions, end , to become a member of that
army of nepotists whose policy and practice
Dae Aad , raced in uunmcasur,cd terms dur-
ing a !oar political lifetime.
To all true Liberals the uame of M. C.
Caltsaos is now but a memory -the mem-
ory' of • man who wantonly took from him-
self his ow.i good name ; who created the
CAManoa influe.xs iu Huron only to de-
stroy it for a price ; who was will' ig to
wreck the oanatisieocy to asasepliab his
80 much is this the case, that
no representaWro Reformer has, dated to
conte forward over his own signature in
peiat arta amt wept 10 defend the course
which has hen punned by the renegade
, and•ree-reepeenlbirsner winkle
for CAMERON'S action is indefensible, with-
out one redeeming feature, and can be de-
fended neither in the prees nor on the plat-
form. The finger of acorn is now his por-
tion, and the name that once awakened
cheers from the Atlantic to the rick -ribbed
Pacific Slope is now a hissing and a byword,
Ric transit gloria mundi.
selves to believe that on this, the first op
portunity'°offered, the professions of a life
time have been cast to the winds. and the
man whom Vi'eet Huron has been delighted
to honor is as devoid of pohtical integrity
as they whom he formerly denounced. No;
we, and all true Liberals of West Huron
and staunch friends of Mr. Cameron, have
• higher opinion of him than that, and firm-
ly believe that some enemy, who, desires to
wreck Liberalism in West Huron and end
the Cameron influence in the riding, has ad-
vised that much a course be pursued, so that
the man who had gone through the Hery
furnace of public life for over thirty years
without being besmirched by • taint of
aplf-meet ingQ or nepotism, may not remain
nnsmirched, but shall clone his political life
yi
obliquy.
That Mr. Cameron's long public service
deserves recognition without saying,
but that such recognition should take the
shape of a postmasterskipp for his son-in-law
is somethingthat Tug guitar, and the true
friend. of memn-who have fought his
battles in the past, and have stool by him
in sunshine and shadow, in prosperity and
adversity -do not muter*. Why an at-
tempt ehonkt now 1"t made to seduce him
from hie political integrity by tempting him
to give an office to his ern -in-law, who h
ndt as much claim on the office as the
humblest man whose name is on the voters'
list, in beyond our comprehension, and we
do not consider such an act a fitting climax
to Mr. Cameron'm public career.
Agaln.t Mr. Halt, penomally, we have
_act • word to say, but we fail to find env
• resent' why he eould been epplioant for
the poatmastenhip or any other position in
Ooderich at tie present time. He has
never been on the voters's list, that we
- know of, and certainly never took • part in
anyvoting or working for Mr. Camemn or
liberalism in :Huron county of anywhere
else. We do not know that he ever polled
• Liberal vote in his life -in fact, the
°hanone are that he ham always been on the
oppeeite side of the political fence. He hes
been • resident of the town for little more
than • year, and hie appointment would
give odor to the 'opinion openly azprem.rd
by Mr. Usmernn's political opprn.nta that
he was imported to fill • vacancy which
was to be specially treated in his behalf.
He Is of that clam that Mr. Cameron wrote
of in • letter dated Rept 98, 1896, as " Men
who have never earned their politicise]
breeches. much lase spar." Than why
I he he a party to attempt to plane
11,.- t(bmier n ate diaadvantng. in the eyes
d Ms oleUtimne snppti ten, •rs7 endeavor to
ltapatr the ptliti°•1 integrity which has
been the portion of the ' Oki Warhorse •
he thirty long years !
mf. do not believe the attempt on Mr
(b•mer.Y,'s politieal hopor,rtd the mt sit
of liberalism in Wer Herrn will he me
wade!. Iii. Qamerea hepa his polities*
of • putrid pickerel seep by moevights
which shines and ,Winks, cud stinks and
lb ad t� more it °Innes the it GOD ERIC H = BARCAIF
' Tuzuse many a slip 'twit the cup
and the hp, and this particularly applies to
the 1p of • crooked politioian,whioh isfor uvehcry.
• Ir certain patdfamentarieas hail ahad, it would mead: "The earth is the
Lord's, anti the fullnw thereof, but the
salaried µ,ba are for me and my relatives."
HOW OTHERS VIW IT.
Toronto Telegram (Ind.): M.C. Cameron,
MP., should have known better than tofavor the appointment of his son-in-law tothe powitiou of postmaster of God.rioh. Mr.
Cameron oould afford to forfeit the of ec-
tions of his son -in -Lw, but not te good
support of every other Grit in the riding.• • e
!Hamilton Spectator (Tory): Dau McGilli-
cuddy, who is -opposed to the appointmentof•relativeetM.C. Cameron, M.P.,to
the Goderiob pestmaatership, is not afterthe job himself. He asks te Govenimeutto retain the present postmaster. Dani
simply wants to gave his party from tbeAtis-
grace of nepotism.
Strattord Bescoe (Liberal): TMs Gus-
a1CH SSPINAL is waging a vigoroua warfareagainst the local mmber, M. C. Cameron,
M. P., because it Is alleged he is trying to
appoint lea eon -in-law,* young man who has
for years been • residenrof the United
Stater and • strong Conservative, to the
Guderich postm•atership. We do not know
anything about the matter other than what
has appeared in Tug Stow.L, bat if t e
facto aro as stated the Government would
be guilty of a wrio.s indiscretion if it yielded
to the member's demands. There ought
surely to be • local man of sufficient intelli-
gence and worth to fin the othee without
going to Florida for one.
CENTRE.
OODERiCH AND rYS-PEOPLE.
!rats ler The Prettiest Little Ctty le
taamdm.
Shelby Cockty K ilei Democrat.
The next oily reached wag Uoderioh. Al-
most as soca as the Carmena touched dock
Yiyoc Sbsimnon, -tb. proprietor. of the two
newspapers in the oily, and several other
oft ..m came aboard and announced that
they had carriages In waltiag for the ez-
•teioolstt and that they were prepared to
skew them the prettiest little city to Can-
ada. The ineltatioa was accepted, .id we
were driven through the principal streets,
and with sone of Ge the drive was extended
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
or It politics, over the fence is out.
II: Tee bell-w-,ther dceen't live forever.
Sr To .he crooked politie'e i electio.t day
is Judgment Day.
a1r civ po tme'1 lies as ein"jriC='
tidally as a toxnbetone.
Its The politician who climbs the high-
est has tbe.greatest fall. _..
goa.Aril ry aim l dh AIIN
marry a member's daughter.
or I)rectums ..,eases when the people
discover that the idol's feet are clay.
air ANAaiae u moral numerous than
Joesre among the practical politicians.
oaf Fgaa to do right, honor myself and
.tend by my relative3, i. now • po'i,.ioal
axiom.
ir Ta. Scotch have • .tying, "Gin ye
sup soup wi' the dell yell need • lung
spare "
or The honest man in politics is not to
be found on nne aide only. Neither in the
other fellow. -
/sl' " Needs mist when the devil dri vee "
has been .he excuse of more thai one hen -
run politician.
Ir Tawe is no room for the fool in poli-
tics, and the fellows who are not fools
should be honest.
elf Wiles your member becomes a Baez -
=or Aair0LD hrand him as Bitterne". Aa-
woLp was beaded.
Its Ir some of the politicians would be
seised with the virtue et resignation their
constituent* would rejoi e.
e/1 When • man who thinks he is in the
first rank in polities molls out his record for
a third -clava position, it G a "bargain day "
sure.
Ir It 1s salty to be a p _triol in tie 0°ki
shades of Opposition, but iib dir'.r.at when
the teat comes from the ether aids of the
Hoare.
m The warped psNsi•ian ahothl- be
buried when be 1. dined. The Miser the
remains are exposed the greater the *tench
will he • ..
e...
e! Tea brittleas, atom attributed to the
mea who is merely a p09111 tE 2l1 like that
out 'lite the country. The writer, who had
the feettem to b, ' t Mayor Shr -man's cr•-
rlege.t e• . .e e! those who made the trip to
t e -*•hairy.
Goderieh stands at the month of the
Maitland river. In spewing the lake the
river makes a Pend around therms •o ss to
1e on two aides of it, while the 'eke with a
beautiful cal ted batch with One beth'-ig
localities is ea • third side It steads •bolt
Sana . feat abee ,s. 1tysL.ot_1,ha-ciyag..1.4
lake, arid is underlaid with • bed of as has
gravel as e to be found anywhere. It Nth.
ooenty seat et Herron oor sty. The court
berm @taafe 0r. • lot about as large as owe
*sort .gwa..t It 1. ootogon in shape EMI*
eleeeta °entre ea this let. /'1 the otbels
W on i are p.r.lel. The outlook from any
pen of Use eih IN grand. The 'raveled
• trtxts ere sewers clear of mud' and the
roads metering on the city are se finely
graveled as the reads of Shelby twenty o.s-
tones es Sidney. Shade is abadwt a4 rte
all the steers. The hard or sager envie le
the ter 1 thecae rtivsr•ally plenoW for
shade.
Gedeeiob has a populawn of shout 4,000.
It bre water weeks gad a oawplets sewer
system. Its nubile sebeele are ender a
mawagemsst similar to r'ac.e of our owe
fly. is .Ghole bundles is erre red
bedifaliy located. The Ort -rim .ebea1
systems is very similar le the Ohio system.
115 people are very pedal and haspMab' .
ane la the sena beers we wire flap sea
found them mord laMWMMsea. awderiib
wee the tlem plane 1a Cuda whew ogle wag
dfaeevaed Tide oda ity bas added troth-
ly t, the wealth of M* shires. It w
beset .1 ewe we three millimetres wifbm the
wseeralies. There are ew* a-.11 far tease
mill 'a °sorsties. Meese she Itemiser le mer
are se profitable me formerly. It ase
lame biey& works.. as ewes Newry, a
bath tab rim factory. !grow Iaab•e stag.
*Mae mill•. Rearing mire .sd Moir
mallet Notaries Ito 4..ao•e haat beast
ray memonetally meseeed. em there W she
bees a faller• n she Iowa he tea years
ACM, the river thew e • private park et
900 gores. Several heats Mee bees Wilt
is sofa, anted ft. se weU es the fey Itself, le a
fleee. e. peembed the esemer wed eery
e
The Presbyteries std MaSMdM dememme.
time potidemtntet The labsMeasls atlg
•had the demeedeste m eta .ail
Bs 8rIriab. No dry of the mama die rep
whsle hep a seer Wads/ 19e of people lima
M M be Need is Od.deb. Tile, hawse..
ie trio •f all the town es the .moi wise el'
Lake Nereus 'The inn are bop sad besot
mime awl she womb, ars prey. may of
them beautiful.
The mese y aewd (lodai.b redeem
.hemi she mime mesa ea is aselb•Q. O1da
The elegem a lee Meru fer wait wx+ saes,
smaller reelable ore rabid.
reams, .and Mbar tech take the Mame
seer ete1y for feed pisdsdag. Th. week
e/ berme wed aside are Ma as to the Oils
readied. 'halt .l all bade. eopiwMl�y
apples and •br.rbo of the da• a Imml /� cats
predated. lase pear 11 a eeimated that
the wrmsybeirreht�gof idNere.res Mise profused 910,000
Ate al PetWe
erasead the 0 biter a�a�d
�13 ND
bld t
.11.101 atli Ass il*
g iia *ar alttl TIM nil aid N eisb
M id -Summer Sale
Don't mica the Bargains at ROBINSON'S.
Everything in SUMMER GOODS meet go.
Goode never so low in Prices.
JAMES ROBINSON,
OOR. SQUARE AND WEST -ST.
the oow abolished from the street and the
yard feo.e• removed, that eotb ourself
and the citizen of the place may enjoy fully
the many lies s►add lawns now almost
hidden by the board Noma J.O.A.
S S. AND C. E. CONVENTION.
The annual oonvwtiape mf the Harm
county Sunday School and Christie* En-
deavor Ualon wilt be held to Willis church,
Clinton, ea Tuesday end Wedamoday, Aug.
24 sod 25. I. onions are : 3. P. Rees,
1Szstw,preslde.t Sunday School Apooiatioa
gad J. C. S. iceman, Heneell.searel ry 8.s.
Association; W. E. Har. Brussels. proof•
seat, anal -A. T. Cowper; twoeetttt•y, C. E.
Caton
CON VINI.ON NOTsa.
" Harem c panty foe Cheek"
Take part in the discussion, briefly.
All ea is, gad •Iwsys at I• -Weiler.
--"Phew-erne llimetr-t -Ibe washer at
gates you may mad.
1t is .rpsoted that eve pastor of the
meaty will ee preemie fcr both days.
It yon have to change your uerrepoading
.eeratsry, always notify the oosaty 114110t. -
MIT
The speakerm will he limttd to the tine
allotted, cad the bell will 1 i rang sharp on
than.
The dimension. are as pcotd to he lively
gad interest'tR, tied those tnkeig part will
be limited to one slanto emit.
All delegates will be supplied with a
hedge, mod at the evsn''ng semioas only
these we :ring them will be &dmlttt I before
7:45.
1t you do not wish for His kiewdogt, do
not pray for 1t. Rot if you be, yea mast
do more thee pray for it : you must work
fer it.
The bya•oe t.tot.d ..t the pr. sem will
he need e_olnsively dr rag the oo•venttosa,
and the local *potent s are asked to be'now'
'emiliar with tb. n, so they eau jo'n hearti-
ly in the to t'•te •'sero �c:, a'to .ineiog on
the trans. on the .'rests, r ld at the *ti-
tian,.
Railway tteketa are good three days be-
fore sad tl'ee days a...r the . •nventioa.
Buy • single ticks from your @Litton agent
and ' k for • s• tdard certifioate. '-on a i.l
get th'e oertito•te filled '3 •t the conven-
tion and then purobcee a return ticket at
the reduced rate (oor-third`
Secretaries of local sedates* and Holiday
Ssheels are a-gentlyrgametad to writs as
sees .e possible to Wet Gra na Bowles. °Ii -
ton, Oat., ocaveaor of the bUletie, oommit•
tas..si; asia Abu somber mf summer that
be r, pe.rid, rid wham Owdble tend tbolr
mama It a tee y impoeazt that this be
dee. wiebase delay. la order thee bones
may be provided for all.
do me good, but only for • tune, sad I then
began to grow worse. I ooattnsed raking
bis medicine nor three months, when 1 was
so demure/mei at not regaining my health
that 1 deeimed to take it any borer. 1
then tried • liquid medicine advertises, to
ours eases like mina, bat did not obtain the
• llghtest beoett. I had broom• terribly
emaciated and weak. There 'rasa comma*
terrible roaring seise l■ my head ; my fee
sad ankle. were swollen sad I was se pals
e a • oorpas Owe day while 1 was is title
seadition my father brought home a bot of
Ur. Williams' Ptak Pi1L sad asked me to
My them. In ism than • week 1 could sit
up, and in • couple of weeks I Gould walk
oaths •diska-ee without Dein' tired. My
es returned, the roaring le my heed
, I began to gain flesh sad "solar. and
batore I had .sed a half doses boxes I was
as healthy as I had ever boas 1a my bla.
My bleeds did not expect me to get bettor
sad are sow) njotetn( at the woadertd
Dr. W illiame' 1'ia.k P111e have ..
wreaght in me. • If my .tntemest will be
the mosm of helping cess other sufferer
yea are at perfect liberty 1. publish it."
The above statement was sworn before
me se Maplewood. York Ca., 14.B., this
14th day of Mayy. 1897.
'L'uwrsy W. Signe, J.Y.
To wean Rettog the gwaise ask always
for Dr. Williams' Ptak Ptah for Pale People,
and resume all .abetitatea sad nestrama al.
leered to be just se good.
A HAPPY GIRL.
Neje Asatra imo Tons et wAllIaMu sad
Naeenuss Curs -A ileapthesse Mat
Should be Rand by every ti aura
Mims Amis. Helly. a wall-ksews sand
smolt'messed roma lady living at Maple-
wood. N.R., writs :-" I madder it my
they to let yea knew whet yours wonderful
dem bdwfor ma Is 1086,
I berm a lee. flash .rad odor, my •,pastes
fated, .rad es raw/ spawn would ba se
tired I w.ald have to rust. I eonWsed la
tbi...sdlhbl. ter tere mouths idea 1 we.
sakes =da.aly 111 aid cos *ole a poshest
Oar fa54I daetsr was Galled la mad im
seemed sly inane Mimesis (warty et she
Weed). At fire be treatment appeared a
CROP PROSPECTS.
Lastyear's Fall wheat crop will be lamer
ly exceeded, sad Spring will oleo be in ad-
vance. From a new phase reports are to
the sleet that Fell *loot, has sprouted, bet
se far little damage has melted.
Hay will be the heavies* Drop gown in
twenty yews -
Lags year's oat ,rep was s geed one, o a t
ib will he exceeded by that sow to be har-
vested. hast, sea resod of the ria. is re-
ported from some quarters. Osla are Dom-
ing into more import•noe in osoaegoasoe of
the demand for them that Was sprang up in
the British market.
The Drop of pea will probably ezosed
that of lass year. it It escapee darns, tram
mildew, u • remit of the rain.
Of herby the yield is evidently sore.-
whae larg.r,as also V the •wreage. A vary
large proportion of it will be discolored by
the ruin. Unfortunately that asset meth
diminish Its value, as, closed out of the
United Seams markets. se it le wow by the
I)isgky bill. it most aiak to the level sad
prix, of • teed grain.
In both rye and ems last year's limit will
be passed.
ifee a1 the bane the nim Lai raw the
farmers ea a oleos, they will be .bwadeatly
rommammed by its basest to the alley ha-
dss4y. es time It will prove as asmived
Rem These te every pgeop.n that .11
farmer tesords I she Casedkta eons, trade
wad ibis kw dpnlws& OreuMoq but-
ter,
u`
tar, ri wI ` s. be b less
e tml by tib. Ms
export. will alas he
Ian Fads.
Goo' arcs, Sept. U. 22 and 23.
Wimree, Sept. 20 and 22.
Blyth, Oct. b sad 6.
Palmsatw, Sept. 27 sed 28.
Teraina, Aug. a00 to Sept. 11.
Leaden, Sopa 0 to 111.
Walk.rtos. Sept and 16.
Straetmd, Saps. 23 dad 24.
CYLard. Sept 23 sed 24.
Aadww Brea, & C.. dapped a me d
east. M Tomato es Monday.
Huron's
Greatest Store.
THE BANKRUPT STOOK SALE
will positively aloes Saturday 21st Inst.
Black and Colored Dress Goods, worth 65c and 75c, choice of
25 pieces. pet yd
Black Satins and Colored Silks, worth 6k and 75c, Baidtlrapt
Stock Sale price
Ladies Perfect FStting Blouses, worth 75c and $1.00 each,
Bankrupt Stock Sale pries, each ..
Black and Colored Silk Chenille Dot Veiling. made to weals
and worth from 80c to 40c yd., Bankrupt Stock Sale
price per yd
Outlast, Sheeting., Denims, Millinery. fancy Goode, Ribbons
and Lapse a/ unheard of prime.
Ps Be V..iw Jr
0. W. ANIIBZWB. Waimea'
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