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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1908-06-04, Page 5tie 4th 1908 Clinton Neer's-Record 444 1**IWO 04,04444114104114**440.0.110t...414414444...... Mite SyMende reterlied from it three Mentlie.Vielt at tho residence of Nen nekee MrS. Weld, Ile*en (nee MIAS rtio Briegel). Mts, klodgens 'Will Visit Goderich this month., Wo are very sortY 'to learn that' Mrs. Leo Of Londesboro' again ser- iously ill at 'the reeldenee t atmit WS.WUUan LasIMM., The, MIMS Bloomer of Lon, iden, necomPanled hY Nisa bet. , 4vans, Of that eitYt sPetl the 140lidaYa with Mrs. Janice Mtinrot another of the Ilhiree Bloomer. The encetore 0 the estate of the lake M. John Reid, are Puttihe eitene feutidation *ender her leo resid. *ace which will make a groat line prevenient. The following eete refets to fir 004./ In of Mr, Farmer, Banker, Frank, Alta, who is a son-in-law °fa Mrs. A. Mynas : !Wile comment IS flounced of Mise Elizaheth Yates Fernier ot "Brockton," Ancastee to the Rev. Alexander Rich of 13403114:Wee lleryland. The marriage ie arranged to the first vireek in June, James McLeod, son of the at Ca• pe tain Dan McLeod, of Goderich, •haa axeently been apPainted PhYeleal ding - tor at the Central Y. M. 0, A. ih Toronto.. St. Andetew's Ward school, whicb is under, the management •of the Mies Viateon and Parsons, have some bight ambitious boys in their elasses-who have formed a baseball team. •The memillers are -Caotain, Den McGuieee lee base; Ernest Craigie, 2nd base ; Bernard Heeney, 3rd base • Lloyd Me - Donald, catcher; Malcolm McDonald, pitcher; Roy Hunt, short Sep; Cecil Givins, fielder; Frank Jardine, utile pire ; Reggie Love, mascot. Mr. William Chisholm has removed from his farm in Colboene, and now, occupies his new brick residence oe. Victoria street. ZTh 47tEss SHOE. aSETSTHE SHOE FASHIONS. This beautifully - designed style is Imp of fine Patent Colt with dull matt tops, and is one of the -up-to-the-mmute Blucher styles. Although we offer this style to you for $4.00 it looks and fits better than most $5.00 shoes. R. J. Cluff The News From Goderich I41.01$6 A. 51(1111UNOS# correspondent 4Hstooso4poolosneps.o.....4440*****44441111.41.************** Robert Rom. of Seaforth is now on the staff iof the Bank of Commerce hero. • Mrs. Wilmer 'Smith was called: to Toronto last week, by her sitater .Mrs. Charles Covet; on aceduen of tile serious illness of M. Cooper, Miss Walker returned on Saturday from a four weeks' visit to her friends and relative% in Toront,o, • It is with much regret we ire °ailed •upon to note the death of a much ea - teemed citizen in -the person of Jane Rutledge; relict of the late Thomas Welsh, Goderich toWnship who leas live 'ed in Godorich the past 9 or 10 years, evli4 her dangliters, Mesdames N. Lied - say and Alex. Weir. Among the many, florel tributes of affection wee a love- ly white wreath; formed of rose % and lilies with "Mother" in gold letters, „upon one end of the vielet wale •Whici tt wee tied; and a easket bio- quet of white roses, Mica of the val- ley and carnations, tied with a breed white satin ribbon, tribute from the Wornens' Foreign Miesionery Sod* of which Mrs. Welsh was a valued member. Rev. George N. Hazen, of- ficiated at house and Rev; M. Green at the Clinton cemetery. M the ser- vice at • the house all seing "(Nearer ixty.God to, Thee,' and "We'll SODA be going home." The pallbearers wore • Miso Adeline 4flxk, yeungest dangle, ter ot Mrs,. S. Clark, is improving very fa,vorahly, her fever being very light. • Master Ralph Herald is'now conVal- went. 'We are sorry to learn that Mr. mit, ljee, one of the pioneer members ' of • Victoria street Ohurele died• on Friday a. At., at the nw resideOf his dallOeer. Mrs. Dan. Buchanan. • Mrs. William Charles apnea, of New- ton Abbott, Devon, 'England* has cOMO to reside in town. Little Master MeGratian accompan4 led a piceie party to Tiger's mill and ;unknown to any one, got bola 0 an box, and, getting into it, must have faller' into the ,water, Wleick in that Partieulae epot was, .very, deep, .0.141 only, that Mrs. Charles Reid saw • the accident, the little fellow would have been drowned. tare, Walker Ker- ney Called out for help. Mr, Merney hasteeed to the water, divesting him-, golf of het, coat and vese as he ran, plueged into the river, upa lust saw the long ends of the. little. boy's neck tie on the water. Mr. Murney could not hair° reachedthe shore without the- aesistance of Messrs. Pellew and Atigustiee who with their fun Men were all of the eating party. M. A. D. McLean spent the 411;444' at his home here, • We were glee to meet, Mrs. and IVIiss Hutohisen at their residence "Gleegewae" lase wee. Mrs. (Dr.), Hingstee of tie meal, who spent a few days ewe with her -parent; Engineer end Mrs, it. A. Peterson, has returnee to her leme. The' Lewis -residence Ceosee for the ' • `season. Mr e„ Lewis, left this month for Toronto, accompanied. by the 1VliseeaLewis arid son Norman, , , . • Mr 0 B. GOulding, of the Bank of Montreal staff here has leen pro- moted to the staff at Kingstoe. "Commodore" Williams second •s•on of a S.. Williams of the Bank of Commeree, sueceeds 'Mr, Gonlilieg in the Bank of Montreal here, The' rt -Mains of Kate Garrick Of Detroit, relict Of. the late Mr: Whiting; who died only one Month berme' her, were aCconipanied from her residence aft Detroit by her mother, ' Mrs. ' Val- liant Garrick of Trout Lake, and het son William andtwo daughters, 'acetic end_Katie of Detroit, to the residence Of Mit Jetties Gerrick, Rev.. • James Andersen Officiated at house and Maitland ceinetotte' The casket vas covered with beautiful liciral tributes, among ,thern a large •pillow of white and pink esees, and lilies.: of the valley with, "Maher" in 'lettere formed , of bine forget.me-eote, :tribute of her family.; 'a large cross ot ,white • and Pink roses, and lilies Of -the iallerand numbeeless: -bunches of flowers,. tributes from'her Dettoit friends ane a casket baguet of white andpink carnations, ib teitte ot Mt. Fitzgerald of Hemilton,• father of her .daeghter's husband. -The, pallbearers' were her eon, William Whiting, William Burleigh and, her nephews, ()Set% and George Garreek. The parte all ,referned to Detroit last week. Married -At Brantford on Viotoria Day, by the Rev. Me. Patterson, Mt Harry H. Williams to Miss Lizzie. Doherty, all of • Brantford, Aftee the Wedding the. happy' bride and . groom came tip. to Goderieli, end were • the guests of Mrs.James StrOngh ' while here: Miss Alice Garrick of theeC. P. R. Sole Dealer -Clinton !office is, spending her vacation in Buffalo. ' • -+++4-++++++-4++t+++++++ iviesars. iflraim Downlng, lidwaEd Acheson, Charles Neveten, Jacob Stok- es, George Green and Alex. Lindsay. The Where! took place from the house at about 2.15 p in forCline ton cemetery, to lay the remains' at met in the family burial plot. MO. Welele was very gentle in her manner, devoted to all the religious work of the Methodist cher* and a loving mother and faithful friend. %milli her illness she was • very patient and xe- signed to the will of .Gied. ;' and ' loved to sing when ,a,ble oe have sung to her "There is a land . of pure delight" Her' four •daughters severe all with het 'during her last Metes, Mesdames Cur- rie, N. 'Lindsey' and 'Alex. Weir, : and youngest , daughter, Miss • Frances Welsh, of the Sheeman *Hospital, Chi- cago. One eon Thomas ale° ,suryives his mother. His home is in Fargo, N.:, Dakota: : • On, Monday evening 25th May -we had the great pleasure et hearing Done. ,ald MacGregor 414. at Victoria opera house. ,He bids fair to rival .Harold Jervis. His songs were eery' Aesthetic breathing of, flowersand love. The "Fergetene-not sang was lovely. Mrse Buggins Made hee :first appearance: in the opera house, and .sang a, couple of pleasing *selettions. Mr. Sydney, Bel- cher aleo kindly 'gave a couple of Vote 'al 'selections inchitting. a "Drinking Song," Roy Adams Was the accom- panist during the evening. The -con- eert was given under' the auspices ot the base -ball olub. .The funeral of the late Thomas Mo. Kee took place from his residence on 25th May, under the auspices Of the Starlet Degree,' L. 0. L, "Reversdale" No. 145'. Reeds: ;tartlet A.ndursen and James Hamilten officiated at home and at Maitland cemetery, Upon tlie• caskee was laid the eash of the Scar- let. Degree, worn by the deceased, and among the fieral. tributes . Was "The Rock Of A(ges," over Whielt was Planed a 'wreath of pink. and white roses; ferns, and 'carnation's: and white .gere' aidumre tied With a broad violet stik ribbon, with "Itiversclale Lodge' No 145 epee it in gold letters,: tribute of his Lodge. There were many bunches of June flowers also. The -pallbearers who were all chosen by the . depeased gentleman eel= time ago were Messes., Willis and Tom Bell, John and James CoX„' and Cheistophee and Rob- ert Johnston, all of Goderich townshine Th4 funeral cortege was • very 'latge.. The late Mr. McKee joined Riveredale Lodge .145, at the early age of 18 years, and at his death had belonged to it for over a half century -5,7 years -and was made etn honorary mem,ber some time before 'hie death. He had been . Mestere and Chaplain, be- sides • holding oeher • offices in ilie 'lodge. Ile married Miss Alice Hamilton, Goderieh townshlp in 186e. He was a professed Presbyterian in religion,a loyal: Conservative; and; . a Most .prosperous fernier, but retired from active life. Those who came to the funeral from a, dietetic° were Mn Alex. Porter and two dalightere, the Mises Helen and Ellen May of Wing - hem. Besides his ;estimable widow the late Mr, McKee is survived by four. daughters, Mrs. clerk 'Johnstone Sas loatcheyien, who spent the months. of January and February of this year, with her parents. here e Mrs. Thomas J. Johnston, Mrs. George Palooner. and Mrs. James 1100, all of Goderich township. One daughter died some years ago. Ile is also survived by three brotherand four sisters Geor- ge at Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario ; John, in Nevada, William in Knesae ; Mrs. Alex CO*, and tire. 'Sam Johne, Ston, GoderiCh townshio ; Mrs. Alex. Porter and Mrs,. Richard Potter, Winghatn. Died in Goderich on Friday May 29th, 1908at his lets residence, at the home of his son-in-law, Mr. Dan, ittiohanan, Eldon street, James Mil - Ilan, aged ,70 years. . Mrs. Charles I/eery"Armstrong (nee *lee Etichanan)) held her first reeepe ton on May' 19th, and doth, at the residence of her sister,- Mr, F,H Sharpe. Mrs. Arnieteerig wore her, Pretty wedding dress, of ivory crepe do chalet with garniture of role Paint old pearl °elements,. Mrs.. ShatPo received with her sister, assisted by Was Buchanan of Goder,, ich, Mrs, N.J. Elliott andi Mrs. Jack Davy, The tea table was love. ly with XilIarney roses, and Mice of the valley. Antis McKinnon, Mise Arens, Miss McRoberts, tutd "Miso White were most attAttive assistants Ili the tea room.Globe 28rd May. Mr, and Mrs, ape Porter and little daughter of Spokane were the guests of the fortner's mother and sister, MN Jetties, arid Miss Pelle Porta, last Week. The MOLSONS BAN INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT 1855. Capital paid up $3,337,500.00, Reserve ,Fund $3,337,500.00 HEAD OFFCE) MONTREAL ' . DIRECTO RS WM. MOLSON MACPHERSON . Preside* . S. LI. EWING . . . Vice -President W. M. Rammer, ,T.P% Cleghorn, EL Markland Moisee, • Lt.-Uoll', C. Renshaw, Wm. 0: McIntyre. James Elliot, General Biantige_r A. D. Dtirnford, Wet Inspector and superiti• dent of Branches. W. I, Draper, Inspector. W W, It, Chipman. • J. H. Caatpbell, Assistant Inspectors. . SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits OVA and Upwards received and interest allowed at 3 per nent.from date of deposit, compounded 4 times a year • SPECIAL ATTENTION given to all branches of Farmers' bushiebs. Sale notes coshed or collected on favorable terms. C. E. DOW:DING, Manager CLINTON ++**++f•+++.4++++++4+++4++4+4444++++1+±+4+4 IsheyViNgeifilieldfitaifeefeiii*WittitWiteetel~itielfeteWheViliViti 3', B. HOOVER, NELSON BALL PUTTING evergthing gether j u s.t right has a lot to do with the appearance or a picture. Picture Frames. Add to or dotted from thoeffectivenetta of pictures toneid- erably. It le a epeeleeittitY of note to make the bathe suit true picture. %Ve like people to say how beautifully our frames and their pictures agree. • You will east it -too if you will let us do borne framing for you. . We invite you to inspece our stock of Furniture which is com- plete in every line and our prices ttroas low as the lowest. We are the tole agouti, for the famous lierculee Whigs and OstineorrititittreaSea. • • , • • itoovER.. si7isALL Furniture . and runerai Directors. iwomiwommosostwomwmomattimystwrimwsvmvotmommymt mot TO THE ELECTORS OF SOUTH HURON Geutlemene-eThree and a, hall years ago, you honored me With the repres. intation of tido Riding; After four oeseione in office, the Government is asking the electors of the Province for a renewal of confirleMe. The people have a, rileLt to ask us for an acceunt of our etewerdehip. I. am devoting as meet Of my, time as can tie meeting the eleetors: ot the Riding„ but .as time will not permit of My Visiting ovary, seOtion,,,T, Ulm WS means of directins your attention to some points in on record which I think mate clear that we are carrying out in power our Pledges' ninfle.in opposition. I. -We promised to abolish then= bered We have done so. ,IL -We promised to enforce the law agailiSt ballet Switching, ballot taw sniffing, bribery and perjury in dee- tion matters that to •the minds o Liberals and Conservatives, alike vitt a blot on ithie Province during th years, prior to January 1906. We ham done so with the , result that eigh town Schools. TiliS beilig done as quielely as tinie will permit without additional cost to the sections, the inereaSed cost Of the Public schools being paideut of the inereased reveteue, of the Province, XIII. -We promLiised you a fair en- forcement ot the Liquor cense Act of the ProVince, All the elections, re. gardless of their TiOWS on the tem- perance question, agree that we are giving an heneet and lair enforcement. XIV. --"We have so amended the law governing the running of automobiles that We have now on our Statute books a law that has !been referred -to .. in the legislatures of nearly every Stete in the ,Union and Provinces of the DOminicei as the moat advanced and practical Oil the subject of auto- mobiles in any statute book. XV. -To this Connty alone, the fol- lowing: sums were paid in 1907, ; -- Public and Separate Schools e $17' 316.38 • Froiti Railway Taxation... 4,945.00 bye -eke -Wats and "over three years ot Government haveconie and gone without it single corrupt act being clierged by either , political patty a,gainet 'the other, a thing for which Liberals and CenServatiVes alike are grateful to the Government. III. --We promised to put an end to the bucket shops that for years had been running openly at' West TOTOntO Junction • and. - Fort Erie. We hitve done so. IV. -We promised -to re -organize the County' Councils .Art so time each Municipality wietildhave direct re- presentation through its ReestO We have dent so. . , V. -We promised to strengthen the election law, We have heavily penalize ed not only ths. man who bribes' but the man who accepte tile ,neeneY. V1. --le promised :that we would secure the water powers: of the Prole; ince for the peopic. We have clorie ste VII. -Wo promised that. there, Weida be no more -grants of land or Meet' by aiinj, of bones to railways unlesseie 'VOW oreeptional cases, . We have net given en acre of land or a dollar eo 'ahnayveriavielwoveayr.ed. Nfol ibonelepcsoep, , Whaif ae inilison aeres 'of the land grant which Our predecessors gave the Grand Trunk Pacific: for its Fort \lantern ex-. tenelore We ,have extended the tinie limit for two land grants enade by the preceding Gov:emu-lent to railways On which con.sidbrable work. 1184 al- ready hem Clone ;• andinthe case of the Jfirnes. Bay Railway we have, in Order to .better the .sectirity held by the Province, given an 'additional gueratitee: of two and e hell IntIlions of- dollars to enatde us to obtain a mortgage Oat will give' absolutely sale securityto the Provinceenot only for , the guarantee of 'flee And -a half millions. given bythe oldeGovernment but also for the additional guarantee given by us to obtaie this security: VIII. -We prornised that sales of Limber •should be by tender • and • by the thousand feet ieelead of without eteripetition and by the tOwnehip, thus securing better prices and making it possible, for the small dealer to buy We have done. so, :with !he result.that the *flier , sold by tis ha a realieed deuble the'price ever ,realized by the old Government• We ' have,providee that it shall be paid for tibia year to year as cet and upon the.,aetital. cut, and that the lease shalt 'eermin. ate in. Mecca years .from its. date and that nothing shellbe e'ut - under twelve inches, thus securing. to • the Provinae • the return ot the land .at the end. of .fitteen. years with a suflicient stand of timber to reforest it so that it may eget!): be available at an early. day for the upe of thig Province, The, leases of the former 'Government were practically 'perpetual and 'permitted the_licensee to cut everything • on the land covered by his lease, , • IX. -We promised that theagricul- tural land le New 'thitarie with • the Limber and mineral on it, .would .bo for the settler .instead lof reserving the timber rights for lumbermen and. , the reining rights for' the ininer We..ltave' done so. . • X. -We promised to '.adopt better businees.. methods .ine securing for • .• the people: full returns for the timbeeand lands and minenaes of New Ontario and in collecting theereventie- of the Provinee We have done so, with the result eltat the normal revenue of the Province has increased upwards of tvvo millions of .delliire per yeat with- out one centot this increase • having been drawit "from the pockete of the electors. This increased revenue is be- ing s.pene annually as folios :- For Piddle Schools Education, inerenS0 vett from ehe Univeesity Aid ' • $650,000.00, For Agrieuttere and Roade, an in- erease of , . , ,,, . $400)00:00 For the Aid of Howitals, and Charit- ies; thus relieving the -Sick and the Pooreinerease el '$110,000.00, To the MuniciPelitiee, their Share of the railway taxation- $180,000,00. Annual Surplus in Oaalnii to the Treas- ury. average $580,000,00. Besides this, we have reduced the debt ot the Province $22$)700.00 per annum or $671t0)0.0.00 -in all. Islot one cent of this intreesed expenditures was ohjected to in the house. This, I 'think you must agree, is an excellent showing. It should be ternembeta, al- so; that we teok power at a time when, atterding to Mr. G. W. Ross, the •ordinaty. income �f the PrOVince averaged a Million dollars lees ' per an»inti Oita the ordinary torpenditure. promised school books at a rcaSollable etat. We have rodueed the price of theSe books to fees thin one- half of their former toot as the eon-, traets made by the old goVerttreetit have fallen in, With the,tesultat to eeduttion prices; fully Set forth le letter addressed to you by. Me some clays ago, 'promised that the Public schools of the Province, partiettlarly the rural schools, would be, a1d;11 and encouraged, so that the boys and gltle, in the country schools Would have as good an opportunity as is given in the 1 Total XVI. -The asylums, of th:2p2eco6i9 vin'08e are being improved so as to give the patients tliereirt emery help; • that modern :skill can give them, a thing that was entirely neglected before. XVII. -The Metter Reformatory for eirls,,,that formerly cost the Province $400 per year per girl, has been gone away with, and the girls, fo the num- ber of 130 placed in good homee in ilea Province, .„. XVIII. -The question of 'Prison has been solved to that when the present plan for which the money has been in part voted is Carried out, prison labor will ne longer be in coMpetition with free labor. in Ibis Province. This competition has been "going on for upwards of twenty -live years', but we have solved the question to the complete eatisfactioe of the labor or- ganizations •in the Provence, and in e manner which will result .a great saving of expense to the Treasury. XIX. -We 'promised a mbasure of law reform that would reduce the cost of litigation to the suitor and would mince the number of appeals. This 'is being done. Of 'my ewe personal record I shall not here speak, except to say that one feature of it gives me pleasure both • on my own 'account and on n.e: coUnt. of the conetiMency which I 'have had the honor -to represent. 1 have !ION 'been belowthe electors of South.•Hueon since 1897., I have been a member of the Legislature -e .since . 1898. ' In all that titne, by the, :Ws- timony,. of hoph. Wends and opponents, my record has been without stain. , Upon this shoWing,and upkiit the general record of the, Government, I ask fot a renewal of your support for the remainder of the campaign, and' for your vote on Monday, 8t1'4 of June, lit'IN'thave.' the honor to be,' ° , Very truly yours, • Henrg Either. Crediton; June 2nd 1908.. -- Marriages - „lvloTAGGAR'1,-TE0MPSON4tt the 'TeAtdatice of the bride's, neither, on 3rd Jtiee, by the • Rev,' C, R. ' Miss Violetta l3eatrice Thompson of Clinton to George . Ernest. MeTaggert of :Blyth. , • SIMS-TASKER-In the Methettiet church, Blyth, on May 27th, -by Rave Anderson, William ims to Mis: Mary A Tager, both of Myth. COLSON-BOWES-In ' flullett (r: * May 27th; at. the home of bride's parents,. by Rev. S. Ander- son, Thomas, Cobson to, Rose, . dmighterofelefr:e-and-Mis. GeorgeBowes, both of Hullett. Births. DEWART-In Clinton on Jima let, to Mr. aed Mrs. Edward R. DeWart, • Son. • Bruceficed on May 28 -til , . to Mr. and Mrs, B. R. Higgins, A o ., • rioyms-Th: :cifuton on --une 2nd, .to Mr, andMrs. It, A. Downs, a, , Son; • BROWN -In Hullett 20th .1Vlay, to Mr. aed Mks. Meet% Brown, a son, . ALR' -In .Tuekeremith on May 24th, to Mr. and Mes: George 13. A.berhart, a daughter, • IIAIST--In -Brass* on May 20th, le Mr. and Mrs,...W. E. Hatst,er son. McDOWELL-In Brussels on May e84h,. to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon"McDowell a daughter. .„ Deaths WEBSTER,--In Ashileld on May 30th, Beatty Webster, aged 45 years, MILLS -In West ViraWanosh on May 22nd, Fannie Robinson, wife of Jobe Mills, aged 83 years add 8 month-. 3,10cEn-Lic Gciderieh on May 2thid, ...ThomassMeKee„ 'age.d .84 years. 11OSKINS-4n Exeter on May 21st, William Hoskins, aged 80 years, 1.0 months. Ill0/1t-in Henson on Mo 21st, Peter Mod, aged 7,6 years and 11 rnoethts. HORTON-In Colborne township' on May 27th, Elizabeth. Ann Glidden., wite Of ,Archibald Horton, aged 25 years and 6 months. Btussels on Vey 24th, Janet Lauthlend, rend of the late Gilbert Spelt, in het 88th year. IVELS1I-In Goderich en May . 27th, Mra. Jane Itntledge; eelict of the late Thomas Welsh, aged 82 yearn. ..1014148014. -At Griswold, Matt., on May 29th, Mrs. George Johnson, formerly of Clinton, aged about , 60 yoarti. Gen. Sir Itedvers Buller is, dead. The Ruesian Minister of Finance rroPose(l the issue of a $100,000,000 internal loan. rnt WEAUESS, 17111file711:E.IF "1 .Sizfferal With for Yeao-,..-Pe-ru-na. Cured Me Entirely.". • 0, 7410* Albino ClheuvlihNe, 59 Run Aocce,st. zrenrit Montreal, Can., writeet consider Perna* better then anyother remedy, as it mired me when nothing else coned, 1 sufted Iqr yOsa and ism with OW ts'0104110. headache ASIIVIalgien. 1neer expected to find anything lover. me, I Isyr callo day, In i‘Le, Preesayt Shit remise was excellent and X tried it. Cris bottle produced ra cheap in me epd it the price hid teen $100 it. bottle X woul4 have paid it gladly, X here titken six bettlee an4 guneogrigy quid, Please accept my thanks and best withes for yowt rernna." "Pleaie Aciefit My Thanks -and Besi W likes For Your - Pil=RU-NA." • many c.ises or heart -trouble are caused by reflex disturbances, , Deranp,otnetits of the stomach and liver prodaice symptoms of heart tronhlo. Catarrh of the stoniasaie is a yery fre- quent asinse of 'sympathetic. heart tile - ease. ' . • Palpitation, shortnessof: breath and bloating after Meals are the most. *proni- inentlaymptoms. Such a ecinditien of bb stomach fat also liable to produce headaches of the worstsort. • •Medicinee that palliate the syiniatems will never lead tO a cure. ' ' , ' • .It is the -effect lisahiela Peron* bialupen tlate Stomach; healing the mudoras mem.. branes and restoring the natin'al tune - tion Of the 'stomach, that eauses.Periana• to bring such prompt relief. • " ' MeKillop Township ITHE WHITE DYKE BAND' • Clinton are open for 'engagement for Garden patties, Lawn SOciale, Fese ' tiVale, Concerts or anything where a band adds to 'the interet,ror -particulars call ab Watts" shoe store be wtite T Watts, Box .2.2e Clinton P. O. The 'charming -monthot June is again with us and after the beatttiful May weather everything eooke fineMr , , . Wm, Smith inten,ds• going on the excursion to Western Canada e ...next week. Two daughters who live there will be Pleased to meet hire: • The' Ladies' Aid' of • Bethel .will 'hold their monthly: meeting at ,the houie of Mrs. John Doherty on Thursday' A garden party- in connection With Bethel Methodist Church will be 'held at the •home of Mr. John Dundas on the evening Of June 1e51e The man - ''gement committee will put forth their best efforts towards making it pleas- ant, and intereeting. Miss. Mabel Barrow g bas got a new piano. It is a fine sounding instru- Ment. • . __, • A political 'meeting in' theinterests ot Mr. Porter, the Conservative can- didate, was held at Maetey's school house on Friday evening last. Good addresses were given by Mr; Broder- ick .of Seaforth and De. McInnes of the seine town. The • speakers :Made manifest, the good work done by the Whitney Government and explained tee croeked and corrupt manner le which Leader MacKay got into Pare • GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL heuseivork,-Mr. C. 'E. Dowding. • THE .SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING. OF the Sdeth , Huron County Omega_ Lodge will • be held in, the grange, Hall, Clinton, On Saturday, Juno Ef,. at 2 cs'etock p. re. -Peter Cantelon, Secretary, .Flank Davis,: Master. 7 ,*- • TEA.CRER • WANTED -FOR UNION S. S. NO. 12, Goderich, and Hu -nett; seeond-olass preferred. Appilleationst received up to June 16th.. Duties to, 'commence 'Aug. 17th. Apply efia,ting experience, quaneeations and eatery wanted to T. Hardy,, Sed.eTreas- urer, Clinton, P. 0; 26-3 PARIVIERS VVANTING . HELP 'please call on or w.rite Col. Sinith, I Eighty-nine lives were lest by the capsizing of a boat, on the Amur River, Chins,: PASTURE TO , RENT. -ABOUT forty acres of pasture land on the Bayfield concession. .. in ''Ooderiele towrisbiP, Good grass, and good Water, -Apply to 'Arthur Elliott; tayfiel4 P. 0. .. 21-2 TWO milicti • COWS FOR SALE. - John Holmes, Huron Road, Clinton 27 don Block. ,Small wages for first y -ear. • .ENTER ANY DAY SUPERIORITY thoroughness, progressiveilose, ute . elite • enthusiasm, expertness aro, our watcheroeds.. Commercial, Stenography, Telegraphy.. Mail . Comets in any subjeet. No va,ca- time CLINTON BUSINESS COLLEGE. eSPOTTON, PRINCIPAL. i:wWe have secured the eirclusive ane), foe the famous Ameriean : Walk.Over Shoe. for Clinton, # and invite our, friends to call and, 0 see it full and eouiplete line in.. $- the various shapessizes and widths. $ The Walk.Over SW*, because $of its general excellence,' is Sold , in 44 countries. And is conCeded to be the heigheof shoe perfec- tion by the world's wisest $ $ dresser e, , hoonuoior, W� cordially Invite yeti to visit us and Inspect tes he goods ,, fOr yOutielt For a neat Ion In repairing aAnitntitISPAIM :give ua a call. ! 'Victoria ilock TheWalknOver Shoe I Ral, Twitchell & Sons e 14.