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The Clinton News -Record
GOalelida TOWItiSkip *
Bethwell of the Beyilald Itne
OhmVed the 74th Anniversery of Ide
IltirtdaY au tiu �tb ef this Month.
Ifit Wee bent i ederialt but when
eittilee yeueg his father took up land
On the Goshen Wee* Stanley, Atter
cleaeleg this terra he moved to the
Pa004 Lilie and the WM uPon Which:
the family then eettlrat still emirates
the Pesseedon or Mr. RathWell but
the ilialaagelnent. Some table Mew de-
ValVed uPon hie son, Mr, John Itath-
Meneber of our township council.
Rathwell, .has suffered much from
beefily ills the past fouple of years
'With which he has borne With great
Ilatience and pluele Here's wishiag
him many happy returns of his birth-
day.
Varna
vt George Coleman sold a valuable
horse to Mr. Hanford of Exeter.
Mr. Robert Stephenson, Parr Line,
is having his house veneered. Mr, Cud -
more of Homan has the contract, and
'when completed Robert will have an
up-to-date dwelling.
Miss Pearl Duncan spent Sunday un-
der the parental root.
Mr. George Anderson attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Cox of Clod-
erich on Monday.
A uumber around here attended the
funeral of Mr. Thos. Brownlee ef
Hayfield on Monday.
'ChestereP. Gamble, a reporter on
The Ottawa Citizen, and Aubrey
Monk were drowned by their canoe be-
ing swept over the falls at Black
Rapids.
s Preston has signed the Hydro -elec-
tric power conera,et for 600 liorsepow-,
er at the rate of $23.
Mr. James Gilmour, ex -111. P. . /or
West Middlesex is dead.
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This beautifully
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it looks and fits better than
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• The News From Goderich
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Additional Gederieb, News on pep M. and Mrs. Jamieson Reid, luxe
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wagain reFrossed the Atlantic, and M°.r. aud Mrs. Henry Tichboturne have looked wonderfully well on their re -
removed from the Welsh estate, to turn, Mrs. Reid was anxious to es”
the leme on S. Natick $t. now the cape our winter, but at her home in
property of Captain McIver of Ottawat Ireland, rain fell anatead of snow. '
Mr. Harry Donogh returned to
Goderich, his old home, on Saturday
after an absence of many years. Ile
has made hie home in Nevada, but
era be the guest of his sisters, the
Missee Donogh, for a short time.
Mr, Tont McKee was seriously ill
last week, at his Angelsea residence
and his life is diapaired of.
Miss Mabel Saiderson is one of D.
Hayden's assistants.
Miss Echlin •has °re-engaged with,
goEWan Bros, as an assistant.
Mr. Craigie has been, presented 'with
Ane.St. Bernard (tog weighing an
pounds,, the donor being his brether-
ie-law at Stayner.
Mrs. Burkholder is 110 better. She
is now confined to her bed.
Miss Jeenie Bell will leave for a
ttfp.to Europe tweet month.
Mr. Lew Doherty's first honor from
the S. S. workers is beim made sec-
retary for North street S. S., sue-
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The steamer A. P. Thew arrived on
Saturday 9th May from Alpena, with
10,000 sack e of cement. •far the break-
water, •
We truet that the schools of Goa-
erieb, will be prepared with flag staffs
so that ona"Empiees Day," the flags
which are to be presented each school
will be unfurled, We hope the trusties=
are alive to the fact,
The death took place in Gederich on
Saturday afterneon of • Mrs. Jam-
• ceedieg Monty Colbotne. • es Cox at • the age of • 63
On SuUdaT evening at VietCsria •St' Mary Logan, and she was born in Ab-
erdeen, Scotland, coming to this court:,
try when shewas •about. 20 years- of
age., After her marriaee sheelivee in-
Goderich towuship uetil e little over
20 years ago,' When they. moved) to
towel, and Mrs. Cox and, her deighter,,
Miss phernia, had lived together
•since then, Mr. Horace Newton . of
Toronto, is another • daughter of the
deceased, end W. J. Cex of Gederich
and Thomas Coe of Grated= township
are sons. of the *Ceased. . The. :funeral
• took place iVforiday afternoon.
• Contractor „Birmingham ,star ted
work to -day, putting a caging in posi-
tion for the breakwiter and • intends
starting the cement work right' away.
Captain Shaw and Quartermaster
McTaggart of Clinton were intown
• recently locating over tins proposed site
' of thurnilitary camp at Goderioa. •
• Owing to the resignation. of De, W.
J. •R. Holmes as medical heelth
offi-
cer of th:e town of el-oderich, Dr. Hun-
ter was appointed to the position at
the meeting of the council Friday night.
Master Reggie. Elliott, second son
of Alderman George M. Elliott, Pass-
ed his S. P 5 examination with
•balers; at Toronto University, • •
• ...The chestnuts in Harbor Parke ,are
'keeping up their repetition. •
years. Mrs. Coe's maiden. name was
church, Rev. Mr, 1V1illyar4l tgok for
his text St. Matthew, 16-26, ."Fer
what is a man profited,if he shall
eive the whole world, and lose hie
own soul a or what shall a man give
in exchange tot las, soul ? The sex-
mon"avas as powerfulas the subject
warrants, yet he said the problem
was easy to solve. 'Nothing' wail the
answer to -both, but he enumerated a
great many. • persons mentioned' in
Scripture who were Oe the losing side
Before the sermon the. choir sang a
•pretty new hymn "More about Jesus
would I know,".. At the offertory Mr.
• Sydney Belcher sing very pleasingly
"Joy and Light." On Sunday , next,
Rev. J,' E. J. lefillyard of, Ilderton,
Sea of the pastor, will preach ie. Vic-
toria. St. church, either at morning or
evening, service. „
The verandah that has dote • data'
for years in freest of the King Edward
hotel, came to grief • one day last
week, •which necessitatedits a.mibila-
• tion: However, • by the time •. The
• "News -Record" again makes its ap-
pearance, we trust that a fine stylish
verandah will be noted in it. .
The county. Convention of Teathers
will hold an rattertainthent this even-
.•
Killed bu a Grand Trunk Train.
The following from the London Ad-
vertiser of last Saturday will to read
with mournful interest by, the people
in and about Clinton, Blyth and Au-
burn. The family of which the unfor-
tunate young lady was a nieMber for-
merly lived in Auburn and him broth-
er, George gclgar ("Ed.") was for a
couple of years Grand Trunk freight
agent in Clinton:
Terrified by an approaelting train,
Miss Sarah Bowed, of 35.6i Princess
avenue,. a nurse at the Victoria Hos-
pital, iumped, in front of the/can- at
the Egerton street crossing and was
•instantly killed. The accident
ba-
pvne4 shortly after 10 o'clock last
evening. Coroner • Ferguson was
notified and took charge ot the re-
mains.. An inquest will probably be
held. •
• Last evening Miss Rowed and Miss
S. S, Sutherland, nurses at the Vic-
toria Hospital, secured Permissiotv to
go to Dorchester in order to visit
Mr. James Gilmour, Who was very ill
and who died during the night. '
It seems that arrangements for the
drive could not be completed as early
ai diesired; and as a result a start was
nera made Until nearly 10 o'clock; Mr,
Charles Cowan, a • cousin of Miss'
• Sutherland, accompanying the ladies.
They reached the Egerton • street
crossing of the Grand 'Peewit,.• and
crossed the nprth group of etracke, the
main tracths, but as they apProached
the south block ea train shoeing was
dimly seen. '
• Miss Sutherland, who . was driving,
asked Mr. Cowan if .she would Melte
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For Little Babies I Live Stock Market. •
Coroner Ferguson was notified and
Was on the scene shortly after the
accident.
Mise Sutherland was in a laglay
nerteaus state this morning, end gave
the following • story to The Attvere
tie=
"We Started shortly atter 9 o'clock,
intending to go to see Rev. Mr. Gil-
mour,' an old bleed of mine,
who is, very ill at Dorchester,"
"Aliso Rowed was to have made ax-
rangetnents, but her escort could not
go, so 1" asked my cousin, Mr. Charles
Cowan, to go with us. • We reached
the track all right, and cresee4 over
part of them. I saw the ear aliati
Of me, moving slowly, and I asked
Merles,- if I would xnake it. He seid
yes. So I drove. up, and we got acreee
safely, although the car wes quite
close to us. I did not notice Miss
Rowed jump, as. I was busy with the
• horse. I heard' Charley say : "She's
killed," I asked him who was killed,
aud he told me Miss Rowed. I was
sitting on his knee, and so did not
miss her, Be looked after she had
jumped, arid saw her faal on the track
just ie front of the ear. She screw -eel
and that was all. They wpula not let
me see het at all." •
Miss Sutherland is quite' .positive•
that thesewas noligrt onthe rear
of the box at, which passed overMiss
Rowed. It was very dark also, she
• said, as none a the lights is, tacit sec-
• tion of the city were lit. •
• The Grand Trunk officials state
that the accident, =erred at ' the
:.-And Big. Children T°r6at°, MaY 48-tIL-4 rnft -6f 89.
loads, with nearly 1,800 head Of cattle'
Baby's Own Tablete is good for en made (eke a heavy run at the Union
children; from the feeblest baby whose Stock Yards to -day. This was.; in
life seems to hang by a thread to the fact, .the heaviest run for some tame
sturdy boy who occasionally get i his paet. In. .•conse.queried .of the . lager
•digestive ornens 'oub of order. Baby"e offerings trade at the state elf was -a
.Owe' Tabthts •proraptly cure all stone iittle slow, butchers taking .yriore thee
aele and bowel' troiiblee and make Sick to look around,. and evidently expect -
and ailing children' well and strong. ing.a, .drop in pricee, The deem came,
And this medicine is absolutely safe..., but it was got so heavy that it could
atbe mother has tile .guatantee of a be heard eery far away. Trade began
te IlloVe, and very soon became quith
brisk, and the 'weigh-aeales were kept;
busk. Prices were found to be a little
easier than at the close- of last .weelc's
markets, the, decline on: an average.
amounting to about 20 cents, some
'dealers claiming a little more, some e
little less, while .several aela.; that
• there was no •dropet all, particularly
on good .cattle. . • •
The, • quality ot the *cattleoffer#ig
was 'a very fair 'average,.. some very
'georl , and mine very bada.
government aealast - that this is true:
Mrs. •Alfred -Sralklard, -lIalaimand, pee, ,
says.:: " I.have used Baby's Own
Tablets for conetipatiOn, ' stomach
trembles and • aeetlessnessand tea
them e splendid medicine. They. have
• made my little one:a healthy, fat
\and .resy .child,. I always keep a box
of • Tablets in tny home." . Sold by
medicine dealers or by •mail •et 25
cente a box. from, The Di. Williams'
IrMadicine Co., Brockville. Ont,
coating the usual rough canners. •
The manager .of the Taft Preside!? . There is a good export demand. 'rhc
.
R. J. cluff tial canvass has announce d that • the Did Country markett are strong .and
. 1 Secretare for War is terlain ' to get supplies are reported to be short.
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the. Republican nomination on the firet Sheep and lambs are st?ady, with
Sole Dealer - - Clinton 'ballot. • - • light offering's. .
I.• Geod veal calves are holding fairly
r.
steadY, with ligh er runs. •
Cowan told her to go ahead, and
urging the horses, she got across all
right; when suddenly Cowart sbouted,
"She is killed,"
Miss Sutherland eould not under-
stand, and asked, "Who was:killed?'
Then she thoked and missed Miss
Rowed.
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1•21,
The MOLSONS-BANli ' .. =anged from last decline "
Th • erun was 89 loads, • 1,781
. head Of eaAtle, 19 sheep, and 95 boo,
INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1855. land 174 calve. •
Capital paid up 63,337,500 00 Reserve Fund 0 I ,337,500.00' Export-Wierket steady at r$5.50 to
HEAD OFFCg, MONTREAL • 4. ; medium, $5 to $5.25; bulls, •
$1
Butcher --Market easier; choicest
Egerton street croSsing. The 4reve
wero shunting care on the south, sec-
ti�i they do every night. Switch-
man Eli Heatherlie was in charge,
and when. the party drove up' to the
track, he called a warning to them. No
attention was paid to this, and •the
Party. drove on. When directly 15
• front of the train, the young lady
Cowan hastily jumped from the 3umpe4 out, and the car passed oyer
rig, but it was too late, as the tfain her, death resulting instantly.- The car
had ' passed - over Miss Rowed, and was not going fast, the men .stated,
she was horribly mangled. • ' and was istopped within a cay length
It seems that Mise Rowed, who waN Or so:
sitting ..on tbe left side of the bitggy The late Miss . Rowed Wan the
became frightened as she reached the 'daughter of Mie. Margate t Rowed
track, and jumped., alighting an •the 350e. Princess avenue . She • was 22
tails almost directly in front of . the ;years of age, had - been a ntirse in
train. e . • • • training three months at Victoria
The jump caused her to all, and Hospital, and was a very bright and
before she could regale her feet, One popular young laxly. She is 'survived
car had 'fused ovet her. Switehmaii by her mother, three arothere, Frank
Eli Heatherby saW the accident and W. and George •Edgar, with the Na -
called to the engineer to stop, and the trona' Drug Corneae= ; Samuel Hs, a
iiefetteniete-iiti was taken out travelereand three sisters, Mrs. J. E.
:Life was extinct, and the body was Fawkes,. E.64 Queen' a aVatie ; Mis .1
rethoved to Harrison's 'undertaking, C. COok,St. Thomas, and Mrs. Rev.
Parlors. „ K. McGowan, Dutton. •
DIRECTORS:
mr M. MOLSON MACPHERSON' . .. President
S. H. EWING .. . . Vice.Preeident
W. M. Ramsay, J. P. ClOghorn, 11. Markland Molson,
Lt . -Col. F. C. Renshaw, Wm. O. McIntyre.
James Elliot, General Manager, A. D. Durnford, • Chief Inspector and .Superin.
dent of Branches. W. H, Draper, Inspector. W. W. L. Chipman,
Campbell, AsSistant Inspectors.
SAVINGS RANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received
and interest allowed at 3 per eent.from date of deposit, compounded 4 times a year
SPECIAL. ATTENTION given to all branches of Farmers' businebs. Sale
notes cashed or collected on favorable terms. • '
C. E. DOWDING,. Manager .CLINTON
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evergthing to-
gether just
right has a lot
to do, with the
appearance cot'
a picture. "
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Picture
Frames.
Add to or detract front the effectiveness of pictures consi d
erably, tt is a speebiefaity of ours t� make the f ratite suit trio
picture. We like permit) to soy how beautifully our frames and
their picturea agree. You will say it too if you will let us do
sotte•franoing for you,
We invite you to inspect nut stnek or Vomit ere which is corn.
!sloth In every line and our pukes are as low as the loWest,
We ere the sole agents far the fatnotsq ilearcules springs and
Ostotoornia Wessell; • •
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HOOVER & BALL
;Furniture and Funeral Directors.
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• picked butcber, $5.35' to $5.75 ; good;
.$5 to $5,25; common mixed ,cattle,
sterala at $3 to $4.25, ,
Stoelfers-500 to 700 pounds, steady
at $8 to $3.75. • •
Feeders -Good heavyat $4:25 to
, .
$4.50.
Sheep -Market steady ; ewes,
to $5.25 ; yearling 1 anabS, grain -fed,
firmer, at $6,50 to $7 ; common, $5
td $6. •'
Hogs -Market weak ; selects at $5,..7
.75 to $.5.80, f.o.b., at gotintay pointe.
- . Marriages
CHOWEI41--DOVVZER=-In Clinton on
• May e1st, by . Rev, Dr, Stewart,
Mrs: M, DOvvzer to James G.
• Chown, both' of Clinton. •
HAILIE-sCARDIFF-At - the . resid-
ence of ;the bride's mother; on May
• . 6th; by Rev. II: M.. Lang -Ford, of
Brussels, James Bailie of Elmo., to
• Mabel Victoria., youngest daughter
of Mks. Thos„ Cardiff of • Gray
• township.
•PASSMORE-4100PER-In Winnipeg,
on May .0t11,• Arthur J. Passmore,
'• son' of Henry', Passmore; Themes
Road, to Oliva •Hooper, daughtet
or the • lett Nelson. Hoc)* Of Ex-
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Leadhury
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey of Toronto are
the guests of the latter's parent*, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Fulton, Sr.
Mr, aid Mrs. Nesbitt were visitors
at the batter's mothers, Mrs, J. Kin-
itey lait week. "
A Union Sunday sohool was organ-
ized at Leadatiry last. Sunday. .A fait
attendatice is recorded, .
•`Mr. 'rhos. Kinney eaid a. dying vieit
to Listowel last week.
A LETTER OF SYMPATHY.
Brucefield
The football team played 1 Howell
on Tuesday evening, Drucelleict playing
with eleven men while Howell had
twelve. There were no goals scored on.
either side. The return match will be
played in Brueefield next Wednesday
evening. .
Mrs. A. Johnson, who has Iseen-Yia-
Meg her daughter at St. Helen's,
Wee taken quite sick and is still
very low.
.ele jams Macdonald is on
sick
Mr. '$. Cooper has been having some
very successful gravel bees,
The Misses Gray en;tertained iheir
friends to a dance on Friday evening.
A most enjoyable time is reported.
Me. James McGee of the Mill Road
left Friday evening on a two mentlist
trip to Ireland. He • will be accent-
wlea by his • brother Harry from
Toronto. James regaled very muck
being absent during the citation cam-
Patgu•
Mr.. Geo. Swan has, completed his •
delivery of trees., etc, tor the Iona.
nursery. They report a very successful,
season. •
• Miss Lottie Prime, who has, been
traaellittgfor a London hpuse, spent
• a few days with het' father.
Miss Marion Malts intends re -roof-
ing her store house. •'
Mr, Geo. Hart has an egg waggon
on the road, he inthads keeping it on
for the summer, • „
• Mr. Jas. Jamieson foreman, for he
Levras-Jefferies evaporating Co,, Thel,
ord spent a few days with Drupe Bos-
senberry. • He may start an evaperetor
here in the fall. It's' just what we
need.
Messrs. O'Neil, Brown and Clark
visited in Kippen on Sunday.
eMesses. Wm. Swan and L. Ban,ner
made a btisineas trip:to Clinton Sat-
urday.
M. and Mrs. J. T. Reid attended
the funeral of Mrs. Reid'e cousin, the
late John T. Elliott of Porter's Hill
on Sund.ay. • '
Mr. II. R. Laird and lady Mend
visited Hayfield oh Sunday. •,
Miss Ashes Whittingham, Clinton
Made' a ehorl, cell in town 'Wednesday.
• The Temperance Lodge here' visited
the Lodge at 13raimiller on Tuesday of
this- week. There was a good turn
out and Brucefield was Well represeet-
the
'FLYING THEE. FLAG
Every now and then somebody in
Canada gets • up •and wornies audibly
• because the people orauthorities in
the Britieh Islands ere not sefficient-
ly "British." •Lately it was ,.Sen-
•
ator Detaviile Who was shocked be-
cause tibe Beitish PriineulVfinkter did
not think it •necessary to ordee the
British flag to be hoisted over • pub-
lic buildings on Einpirc Day. If the
Senator be blessed with a ,memory, he
will recall that neich the pane) atti-
tude w.as taken ter tae late,. British
ralevernment in the .matter ef • flying
the • flag evee the school houses .of the
United Kingdom 'after the Manitoba,
precedent. • Thus it is not- an Asquith
idea that •• such clemensteations. ' of
loyalty are not needed in the • -Crated
Kingdom, but a univereal idea. at
Westminster. •
, . .
Now this does not apply for t mo-
ment to Canada.. We should rethem-
berlba,t donditione are quite diffetent
inthis country. There is not - the.
• Births..
TOWNSEND-1n TiMicenniith on May
• 18th, • to Mr. and Mit. • Amos
• • Townsend, .a eon. •
000K -In Constance -on May 16ta, to
. Mr. and -Mrs. Jag.:Cook of o, aon
a-Lees•tilleberne. , •
JACOHI--In Eeetet, on. May 106, to remotest notion m anybody s
mtiid
Mr. and MrsWin. Jacobi, • a
that a generation may grow Up itrthe
' ' ,
daughter. • British Isles 'which will not be "Bri=
-fish." There is no great flood of,
foreign immigratione. spreading out
Civet the British ceunery •and creating
a well -scattered population Which, hag
notgrown up under • Britieh inetitie
tions and which may easily forget
whet the flag looks like tinder which
it is now living, Britain's .foreign
imMigration is Pretty well doneentrat,-
ed in the cities, and is not it all,like-
HUllett Township
:
Mr. and MrS. Dominic Flynn visitedCLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
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friends in Staforth on -,Sunday.. ,
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Fretty
all. -Pa...per-'
Helps more to beauti.
fey the home than the
fgrniture you put in,
A roofurnished, We have the latest I
m nicely papered Is half
productions of the leading
facturers and are selling tben2 at
the price you would pay for
much poorer stock if you were
to buy elsewhere, . .
We buy what you
want. We know how
to avoid the things
you dont want..
COOPER'S
'BOOK STORE
CLINTON
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ENTER ..ANY: DAY
SUPERIORITY •
thoroughness, progressiveness', ut-
ility, enthusiasna, expertness are
Our watchwords'. .0ommereial,
Stenography, Telegraphy. Mail
Courses in any subject No
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.• West Tuckerimith.
Albe&-Turner' of. Clintpn....yisitett
relatives here on Suaday.
• Mrs. Robe tames rethrned home
from the Soo cm. Wednesday last after
spending the. welter.. With relatives
there. She was accompanied as fox as
Sarnia with Mr, and Mrs. Levi Song
Who have again taken pp their reSid-
grace there.
Mr . Ernie and Miss Cora "Row -
satire Visited Winehelsea friends ' last
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The following letter explaies itself :
Dear Drother Helyar-We your breth-
ern of Court Clinton Noe 470 Z.0..
desire to express out sincere syin-
Daft with ypu ill the irreparable ber-
eavement which has been yours, In the
f loss of Your beloved wile. While we
Delete that no words of ours can in
any way mitigate yetr grief it will he
at least a little comfort to know.
that ..
' We Share melt other's woes,
1•
Our mutual burden's bear
And often for each other flows
ITit". ernPathizing tear.
That a kind and 'loving providence
who is "too wise to err, and too good
to k 6 unaied" ratty be your comfort
JIM mainstay, Pi the wish awl pray0 .
of yea- brethern...-la. Drown, C, It.,
H. Penn: V-ct. it. 5.
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RECNOLDS-In Hullett, en May 8th, •
• to Mr. and Mrs,. John Reyn,olds;
GOVENL.00K.-In McKillo.p, on 'alo,y.
• lath, to Mr.. and Mrs.. Robt. GOV-
enlock, jr., a, daeghter. '
, Xi/Lathe ,
BARGE -an Clinton on May tetli,
James Alfred (Alt.) Heege, .aged ly• to affect her political development.
38 years and -8 monthsWe here, on the olher band, have
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WHEATLEY-In Tilsonburg 011 May children ,Coming up all around us who
. 201,11, Phomas Wheatley, son of llart need to be familiarized with all the
Joseph Wheatley of Clinton, aged. Ayinbois of the British Empire ; and
29 Years' '• who cannot, too often see the inspir 7
STEVENS-:In Clinton on May 20th,
Henry Stevens, aged 74 years.
BROWNLEE-In Mayfield on May 16,
Thomas H. Brownlee, aged 34
• years.
STI.IRDY-In Deliver, Col:, on • May
5th, James Sturdy, eldest son, of
Walt= Sturdy, of Lucknow, aged like Sir Mackenzie Howell, . so the
20 yenee Wiadote, of. this, and are ever 'ready to
insist that we proclaim our political
ANDERSON: --.At Peterboroa on May, ailegiahee on ettery possible occasion.
and, Thos. Anderson, formerly of
A nation in the • making is in a, far
Brussels is his 52nd year.
SNELL-In Exeter, on May Oth, Jos-
eph Snell, in his 54th year.
RANSOM -In Exeter, on May Oth,
ing red of the flag floating against
the vivid blue of our Canadian sky.
We have a new Population to ale -
cath here ; and we cannot afford to
lose any opportunity' to do eo.
Staub= old .13ritisbers aftngiit us,
different position than a, nation al-
ready made; and a colony, about
whose future people occasionally talk
Sarah Hagshaw, relict of the late such ineffable nonsense as Justice
Daniel Ransom, aged 62 years. •Logien did in New York the other
HALLANTYNE-In Useorne, on May night, is not to be judged in such Mat -
8th, James Ballantyne, aged 62 tars by the sa,me standards as the Mo -
years. • , ther Country itself. We had better fly
PLACVER-Tri. Mullett Oil May loth our flags " Men a9 We decently eau'
John Plaetter$ 83 years.and get our people to love he sight
iviaccAivimox_:in staforth, on May ' fff them as the Americans love their
'12th, Hugh Jahneton lefecCarninon# 'stars mut stripee ; and then No caw
aged 18 years and 16 days. ,leave the queetioe of What is brat for
T-ln darsouttine., Michigan, on Britain to the riders of the ?ritish
• Tuckersmith, aged 68 /carp. -S.
May Ith, John Thorp, forrooly
of nation.-Montreel tar
1 John Harold, the only son of Mr.
and Mts.-Thomas F. Edwards, of $t.
Thomas, died ourldenly yesterday.
!: Durt's feed barn at Strome was de-
stroyed by fire on. Saturday night.
Two horses were burned to death.
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' Mr. Otwo D. Ellis, one of tho best
known fruit growers in the teaming -
tory district, is dead.
Tile preAptets for 1 great fruit crop
in the Niagara district are repotted
exeredisgly good.
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wANtrzo vote GENERA.L
hottsework,-Mrs. C. Dowding.
1•••••••••asimma
West Northumberland Liberals 1111Tnir
hated Mr. J. 11. afeColl for the COW
1110118 and Pilt, gatrill61 Clarke for tlat
Legislature.
Three alleged burglars were caught
Ait Coteau Junction, They are suspec-
ted of a scheme to rob the ProVietelel
13an't.
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.Mr. John Ashton of Bluevale called
on Ws sister, Mrs. 'Rohe. White,: who
is v.errlow. •
Mr. Fred. .Pepper Purchased a very
fine &tying colt from •Mr, Geo. Levis
of Clinton. '
GEO. SPOTTON, PRINCIP.AL.
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MEETING OF THE HTJRON COuN4'
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ty Council. -The council of the cor-•
• poration of the County of HUr011
--win-rrieet:in' the: '06-11
the town of Goderich, on Jtine the
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2nd, at the hour of 3 o'clock•p:m.
Accounts against the county, requie.
ing.settlement, meat be :placed with
the Cle& previdaS to the above' date.
• -W. Lane, Clerk, Dated at Godericly
May the 18th, 1908:
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Learn Dress -making at
Clinton
We teach • everything front plainest
shirt waist to :most elaborate' toil-
ettepetters of Mornington is visit- Ole ; nett any liningbut alt „ter
ing het daughter, Mrs. Amos 'Town- goods in 'C'Pate, Skirts, Waists, Wrap--
send. . Sleeves, 0 ildreu s Dresses, Col-
laea, etc,- Why spend mantis at eehop
:where, you • will do nothing but hem,
overcast, baste, •sew On hooks and
eyes and all. the little things you
al-
ready knew. before . you , went there,
,and after having served months thete;
eeliat de you knew about•cuttitig ? Ab-
solutely nothing t For. you will know
no more .abOut cutting' at the .end 'Of a.
year than you did the first day you
Went there, ee why spend your time ,
there When we pena,eteeeLi : •
. TO Mr. and,..arra. Amos. •Townsend;
-1Ntay 18t1e Wei:Idea babyabee.
Auburn
Mr. Ches. Asquith left for Toronto
last week. '
Mr. H. Heavens is drillieg a well
for Mrs. Macdonald.. '
e The newroad to the statin is be-
c•eou '
• Miss C. Sclater and Mr. A. 1,'. .Johnsl
alttended the meeting of the East Hurl
on Teachers' Association in Seaforth
this.Week, the latter giving a parer )on
"Simplified 'Spelling. .
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Electors of South Huron
• Has ...it Paid you to vote for I-Iarry
Eilber to represetit you in the Legis-
lature of the Province., of ontario ?
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days? The cost is smell, you. can •
all afford fo try. •
'Charge for fullcouest is only .$10,
includes The Ideal Tailor • Systexn
which we give free, and evaich can
readily be understood tti an hour.
• We will teach at Clinton from May • '
25th to June 5th. Hours from:T-8.20
to 5. All wishing to learn.'or • for
full' particulars be sure to see -us • at
the ; Normandie • Hotel on Saturday
May 23rd. between 11 and 5 o'clock. -
Examine the .folIowing receipts of your Miss Stewart, Instructress in Dress
respective municipalities and •see wirat Cutting. • , •
has been done to assist you in re-
ducing your Municipal taxes by the
Whitney AdMinis'trationle the mat-
ter of receipts derived from railways,
10 cente per day is deducted for every
insane, destitute Person confined in
any provincial asylum, 'who has been
vent from the differed muriicipelitiee
-Or about 06 per year. This- meth
has been found to. be a Ch0cl 011 an
unfortunate • and, inikkesirable class of
people who may be dumped, into this
province froth other count -ties
'Marne Kr enCeavnia eeterll rnJRof
•• RailWays Scho'Ola
1907 1004 1907
Senforth - - -- $170 60 $
Barfield, .... . 44.64
EXIAOr „ 143.36
Hensall . 65.60
Goderich Towns... 202.24 299,52 056.60
Hay . ........ 2110 16 364,611 1136,18
Stanley.... ..„ 172,16 313.06 1277,32
Stephen 333;76 461 1574.73
Tuckers mit h 1417 01 336,60 955418
Usborne 18036 282.74 • 1030,36
31817,92 02058.31 06930.87
Hotel Licenses •
• 1044 100541
Seaforth $ 677.23 $1076.24
Hayfield .. 5567 273.44
Exeter . 423 48 555.82
Hensel! ..... ..... 13/.78 218.75
00d erleh TOWnship.. .
110,56 157'50
Stanley ........ ....... 62 22 105.00
Stephen 472.50
tiolcersmith105.00
u Sherrie ••••• ••••• 3112 ' 52,50
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$181262 $30106.65
IIMIMM•1•11•11.
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Brussels.
• One day' recehtiy a difference of op-
inion' as to the loss suffered by . J.
Grainger, farmer adjoining Brussels„
-om btine from the Brussels salt
tvo s, owned by John Raniford of
Clinten, flowing over a field. The mat-
ter was laid before J. 1101cie of town,
who was chosen to arbitrate on • the
dispute. He will give his decision ha
4 week, the result to be accepted by
both parties' as • final. Mr. Grainger
says the salt is rendering the field re -
'failed• to valueless for pasture or any-
thing else. There has been a system..
•of drainage, but at the present it
seems to be ont of repair or insuffi-
cient to remove the difficulty,
The youngest daughter of Merchant
1V1oLltien had one of her hands badly
damaged by • it being caught, by a.
door at her father's residence, slamm-
ing shut, Amputa,tion was thought to .
be necessary at onetime, leit the hand
may be saved.• ,
Mrs. James Sharpe' has been danger-
ously ill during tho past. week, suffer-
• other ailment. SeVerid of her faintly
from London, St. Thome and Inger-
:cgs:rem enlargement et the heart and
soli were called home owing to her ill»
•Conservatives etid In Mee *Wee in.
Iteternore pate In the I. ..... • 3,030.0
1ncr61140 ..........••••*••••••••••••••••*“... 0 7.83.3
The equivalent to the Logi/dative avant for
equipment and accommodation whieh is fur-
nished by the county. viz., ii,508,67. Is included
in the above rigures.
••••••16.4.A.A.1••••••.1.4.**Amie•Vaiimaiki
Robrt
McPhail of Guelph died at
• Smith's Palls front iniurles reeeived•ihi
a Partway molded.
Capt. Charles E. gingsmill has.heed
made a Rear -Admiral.
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William D. Shepherd, his wife and
servant were murdered at Matawan,
N. J..
• A claim. Wail made .at the Paper Mat
investigation at Washington that Can-
adian paper mills wereselling their
Oiltallt at a loss.
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