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GREEN made,
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have it.
'W. S. R. HOLMES!
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es-eires—
Clinton liewsittecora
Zurich
Four young men from the Saublo
Line appeared before Magistrate Grelb
on, Monday evening of last week char-
ged by, Peter le Denomy with malcieg
disturbenee on. the Street. M. Dee-
omy 'was married et:cattle' end •teo
meta serenading was tbe cause of the
trouble, One of the defendants was
found not eniitY, wrillo the ether thsSn
arlinitted the charge and 'Were teleb
Stied one dollar 04 costs;
I. Robert Douglas, an old nnti re-
sented reeldent of the township of
Stanley,, near lileke, died op. Wednee-
day of last lent tit his 70111 year.
The funeral took place treat the resi-
de** of his son, Mr. John Dottglae,
to Front Road cemetery.
• Scalp ihiscase Cured by.
Zam-auk.
Mrs. Albert Creedike of 185 Amherst
street, Montreal, eays :—"My three-
yemeold girl• Anna suffered intensely
lioni scarp disease since birth, end we
could not get ,rid of this irritating
dis•ease. On March 10th, 1968, some
one recommended my husbatin t who is
elevator man at the Carsley Co,) to
try Zam-Buk Bain and ZameBuk Med-
icinal Soap. From cornmeneiag s to
use these reinedice we saw an impro-
vement and efter nine days treatment
the child was completcly cured."
No •home shoultl be without ZanaBuk. It is Nature's skin remedy and,
without erual ai a hang balm. AU
druggists and .st ores, 50.ceb.ts a box,
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Manfg Chemist. 2
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—RELIABILITY — EXPERIENCE -
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THE WHITE DYKE BAND OF
Clinton are open for engagement far
Garden Parties, Lawn Socials, Fes-
tivals, Concerts or anything where
a batd adds to the interest. For
Particulars call at Watts' shoe store
or write T. Watts, Bee 22e, Clinton
P. 0.
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SEED CORN.
WE HAVE ON HAND A.
LARGE QUANTITY OF SEED
CORN. IT IS A 1 IN QUALITY
AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT.
WHEN YOU NEED FLOUR OR
FEED PLACE YOUR ORDER
WITH US. IT WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT AND CAREFUL AT-
TENTION.
J. A. FORD
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Order Your
Coal Now
Piece your order for your
supply of coal with the under-
signed` entleatts secure the low-
est price and prompt delivery.
Office opposite Grand Trunk
passengsr. station. Telephone
connection.
J. Hamilton
4 COAL
ORDER YOUR YEAR'S SUP-
PLY NOW. THE BEST IN
THE MARKET, $7 PER TON,
BUT IF ORDERED AND PAID
FOR BEFORE MA.Y 31st, A DIS-
COUNT OF 40 CENTS A :TON
NEW MEAT MART.—HAVING PUrr-
cha,sed, the liiitchering business • ear -
dell on for some time by the
Colclough B r we reepeetfullyt
solicit a share of the patronage of
the public .whieli we 'hope to merit
by keeping the best of meats and
at reasonable prices, Give us a
dall. Our shop is next to The News-
Reeord Office, -'-T, T. & Bert MurPhYr.
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OEMENT2 FOR ' eSALE.—I AM
Agent for Clinton and district for
• the National Portland Cement Coe
• makers of the best cement in the
market. This is the only cement
used. by the corporation of Clinton.
in the,construction of sidewalks,. efe,
.1 -Mrs. T. R: Walker. , 21
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I HAVE THE,. *SAMPSON BRAND
of Cement for sale; inlargoand
• small quantities.. There is no .bet-
ter ,make of cement oe the marl*.
Office opposite G. T. R.passenger
station; Telephone zonneetion, or
orders may be left at Harland Bios.
bardware store. if More convenient.
JAMES HAMILTON, CLINTON.
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND)
Rtepairing.—The. undersigned .
prepared to do- all Madre .it piano
and organ tuning and repairing, and
being a man of .practical experietece,e..
Is able Anguarantee eatiorg
Orders • nSay,. ,be left"at *. S. R
Holmes' drugetore.—Ed. J. How b
ard, Clinton.. . •
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fon- 'ClAuity e•
s. Gathered
for Newsw•Record Readers
19 Year Ago
From The News-Becord of
June 26th, 1889.
canton, June 2nth, 1889.
Councillor Kennedy was well enough
to be out for a .drive on 'SahlndaY.
Mrs, William Cantelon, who und
Went a dangerous surgiestl operati
just a week age end was relieved
au immense tumor, is progressing
favorably , as can be looked for or
sired under the eirouniAtances.
bast Thiireday Pestmanter Fair 1
for a eree to the land or brown he.
er and shaggy wood and stalwart m
and bonnie lassies. Bon voyage
• School Inspeetor Mellech return
home from the North Sattallay mor
ing and returned again in the eveni
and will take in Fordwich, etc., a
complete his toter of inspection t
weeAlcp..
rinceSs is born. unto "Inch,
Queen" the well-bred mare Of Arth
Cooke,The little pee is a dandy a
will no doubt in time give a good a
count of its royal lineage, Being sir
by "Al Slip" it commingles, in
Veins a large share of the best raci
blood with that ef the best staid
trotting trains on the continent:,
• A little daughter of Mr. Peter Oo
died cin Sunday last ett the age of te
years. Me. •Cole has but recently r
turned from 'Manitoba.
_ Long May She Reign: --So remark
a Clinton lad the other day tie h
mate with .whom he had been &sou
sing the supremacy of tete Queen ale
the manner of his seniors. The word
were caught by ' a farmer who liv
n a low-lying seoteen'of Hullett, en
Ire waxen wroth thereat and express
the hope that if she rained much lon
er she would drown the young rasca
Londesboro, Juhe 20th, 1889.
Atiagium
*St. Paul's congregation is to be con-
gratulated on securing as their rector
Rev. C. E. Jenkins et Huntington,
Que. He is about thirty years: of a,ge
and :a grdduate of McGill University,
Montreel, He Was 'ordained in 1901
and stationed at Arundel, Que., which
he resigned to accept the call to
Huntington. He was at college with
Rev. M. Boyle, a tomer rector of
this parish of whom he is an intimate
friend. The new rector is •said to tan
an excellent preacher.
Dr. Bethune, orte of Huron county's
oldest iillysicians, left Wingliem: lase
week to reside, with his eon at Emo,
Algoma. The doetor graduated in
858 and settled in Winghain 18'SS
h- He has. not receded ben continubusly.
en but has practised in Seaforth. not. so much at whaft he,finde as what
the alicY, and is generally diegrunted,
he fails to find.. He know his share
of the wa.Ste beoket, but if he could
have one look at the contribution
made to that reeeptacle by his aeigh-
bore and friends, he would thank God
for tbe existence or a mart with euffi-
cient ietelligence and courage not to
print all he knows, and to temper ev-
en that whieh he does print.—Ex-
Something to.80 Thankful. 1: Inspector Robb!a•Report.. .
sotrie day the newspaper man -Kr, D. liohb, P. S. for Eat
elloule. print the•_conSents of his •waste Huron,. reports: As f011oWP Orn
WOO there would .peObably be.a riot. schools in Ins inspectorate ; •
Mete would certainly be erouble in Of the eighty-nine teachers in the
Men,' homes, artSete in some three- rural Khoo*, twenty-three were
Manse shot gunsein etbers„trouble all males and sixtyesix 'females. There
around. But the patron never sees was. a decrease of :me melee and a
elie• waste basket. He only glances -at cerresponding increase of female teach -
elm printed page'.e; complains if one -let- ers. • In the 'rural .sehoels the. male
ter in fifty is upside down, -grows his teachers will soon diseppeer. As the
idisappoietment if • one noene- in five urban eelloola always • employ female
hundred has happened. to go Wrong, assistants with •tnele, prineipel, there
kicks because communieetion sign- is 'neither increase nor diminution itt
ed "Tax -Payer," has been condensed these schools. In the rural schools
into respectable English, frowns be- there were one first-elass, thirty
cause the tEditor didn't take his ad- eight second-class and fifty third-oiass
vice about publicly warning his neigh- teachers enneloyed, a gain of • three
hor against throwing more melon in seconcnclass teachers As. usual bout
ed
Myth
ng
rid The marriage of Miss Q, Alberta
les Carder to Mr. Feed. A. Lewis of Ar-
thus took Place on Thursday at the
an reeidetice of Dr. Carder. At • three
ur p. 'tn. •the bride entered the parlor on-
nd the arm of her father and looked
charming in a dress of white silk, ex -
ed Squisitely tritemed with Satin iibbOn•
ta Carrying in her hand a large be-
ng1 quet of ibeidal roses. The groom was
aerl supported • by his brothel', T. Aseley
!Philips of New York, The ceremony
le was performed by Rev. W, H. Hart -
11 ley, only a few relatives of the ceen-
e- tracting parties, being prteent. • After good ,health and was in Seefortn just
Oartaking of a tasty •wedding luneh a few days before his death. The re-
ed the bride and groom left for eastern mains were interren in Maitlandbank
cemetery on Friday,
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•. Seaforth
An old and respected resident of the
township' of Hullett passed away, on
Wednesday aftereoon in the persen or
George Irwin.- He was in his seventy-
first year but had enjoyed remarkably
points and after a two -weeks' • tour
ss they will eettle in Mount Forest, The
er•I good wish% of a host . of friends go
s• with them to their new home. ' •
Dungannon.
051 On Tuesday of last weelethe hetet
d of Mr. W. A. Carter was the scene of lag, itin biyap et t
ecri not tf theboayse od
f r? fling cithue.r.nyllie
ll'
cti a nretty woahling when their daughter.
ndv
Eva, ivi4o was untied in marriage to etary camp at the lakeside.
1: Mr, Charles. Black' -of Goderich, •The1 Tee ladies of the Methodist church
weeding march was played by Made forty dollars at the bazaar they
• Miss
• point•
Lizzie Carter, the bride's sister.' I he !held recently.. -
was gowned in while
E. Mr. Walker, a missionary from
'
• Mr. John Hiles of Artnow was 1
town last week. ' • • •
' ML. J.. Braithwaite is •visitieg at h
son-in-law's, Mr, A.. LaWrence of :We
land. • '••
IVIessrs. *intent Whitely and D
Jackson intend starting for ,S, trip, t
Manitoba at an early. duite.
• The Rev. Mr, Flogets• preached hi
farewell sermon ori'Sueday evening.
Mt, Jcabn neurdoeli has gone t
Manitoba it -is -r
sumised--to purchase
CO°PeIedCed Hile
ertItnhrea.y. 'Mies Isabella
as joined in holy wedlock no Rem
Mr. Medd.
d'esprit over vebete silk wi th tune, . Japers gave . an interes Ong lecture
,
eeil . and 'carried a
white ?ea.". /wise 1 in the Flaglish church On Monday evens
Daisy Coombe of Molesworth cted as
mg on his work there. He eSolee at
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',..se. bridesmaid, ,gowned in white silk inulle1PL)rt Aib8rt• the next evening.
Lawn socials are the order el the
k and carrying • pink ro4ese Pr, 't or '
Jordan of Goderich was the best man. dey and there. are mane 'of theni..
The happy eoople Sleet to Port
° on and Detroit whet* ,they will OnjOy
3 Will settle down in Goderich.2 ,•
their honeymoon, after whoh they
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' • . --Grey Township: .
va
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s *Marshall Harrison lost at valuable 91
• mare last week be lightning. • 18
jier„ of young men from • this d
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Goderieb.
The arbitration inprogreee between
the Guelph & Goderieh Railway Com-
pany andeMre. Hawley, :as to _ethe_
Me• of the proeterty expropriated by
e :railway-comperty at this town,
an expensive affair, the cost per
ay, it is:said, running up to $1,500.
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-Mr: John elerdech .left this • place
laal•11Weplc- for Dakota..: •
A union Sun/clay., scbeol picnic is to
e held in Mr. T. Lee's Wilt on Moe -
ay, July let. It ought to be largely
itronized. .
Rev. Mr. leergusen, a well-spoken of
mate .will succeed Rev. Mr. Rogers:
Mr: Edward Bell has returned from
Indiarra:'Witli a Splendid hOtsc and. a
Shetlan•d pony .:Colt. • , •
'The. wedding of lastweek teak tplac;a3
at Me.' Sr, and a large, nurnhet,
•of guests were peeeents All seemed to,•
valley Ilterosellins lnimetiSelyr The.
presents Were numerous:
On WedneNday a Temperance. ' con-
vention ef. ' delegates from different
tiartif was held in. Temperance hall,
Londeshoro. In the evening an enter-
lairiment Was given. There wire re-
citations, e,te., and a whistling maid.
SUMMER SCHOOL
JUNE, JULY AND 'AUGUST.
LEADS INT.0 OUR. FALL TERM •
vvrtnour ANY BREAK. EN-
TER. ANY TIMES NEW•CATA-
LOGUE FREE: • WRITE FOR TT •
Central Business College
THE LARGEST, MOST •RELI-
ABLE OF ITS KIND.
• YONGE & GERRARD •STB-..,
• TORONTO. •
W. H. SHAW, PRINCIPAL.
Orders left, at Davis & Rowland's
will be profiiptly attended to.
W. J Stevenson
Real Estate for Sale
FARMS FOR SALE -0 N'E AND A
• quarter miles from church, post -
office, school and the village of
Auburn. Suitable for grain or
grass. Lot 27 on the .2nd Ma. West
Wawanosh consisting of 100 acres
of land, 15 acres under bush and
the • balance nearly all grass. A
brick house, a bank barn 52x60, a
driving house z4lt36 with a cement
pig house underneath, are on said
premises. Mao lot 28, East
Wawanosh, 2nd con., directly oppos-
ite said lot 27, containing 100 acres
, of !and, 15 acres of which are bush.
On this lot there is a bank barn
40x80. There are 4 acres of good
bearing orchard on the two •farms.
Both lots are well fenced and un-
derdrained. A never failing spring
runs ,aeross both farms. Possession
can be given at once. Terms easy.
The proprietor is no* past the age
to fartn.—Apply to Thomas Nich-
olson, Auburn P. 0. Prompt reply
will be given to all COMMiltlied-
tionS. Feb. 18 08*
DR. OVENS, SURGEON, ocutair,
Specialist, will be at Holmes' Dreg
Store, Clinton, May 28, July 2 and
80. Glasses properly fitted. Diseas-
es of the eye, Car, nose and throat
treated.
THE NEWS -RECORD WILL
BE SENT TO ANY AD-
DRESS IN CANADA TO THE
END OF 1 0 08 AND THE
WEEKLY MAIL AND Me
PIRIS FOR oxt YEAR FOR
75 CENTS. BOTH FOR 75
CENTS.
Iniosnegn.g. tih:eariv,itnesses. examinee '1. st
offal°, promine-ttly identitlad with'
eek."•were '1/4- 11.n.'-',<C4mt. Ot-the viateK
ays commIssion and Mr. Irvine of
ators are Judge McHugh of Windsor
idence was interesting. The arbi-
e grain aneelevator business. .Their,
d . Messrs. Wra.gge and Archibald,-
a -
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ss.youR TROUBLE INDIGESTION
1 Then probablY you knew the evils of
d!stentiorr,; fermentation and irrita-
tion that accoinnany digestive 'troubles.
Next importen?, is to know how
Nervilitte cures. Ouick as wink it re-
lieves bloating and feelieg of fullness,
puts the entireedigestive apparatus in
perfect order, makes you feel, fit and
fine all over. For internal pain Poi-
son's Nerviline surpasses every known
,SeteSSehesreellitaty -a np.vl
onerich.
Mr. John Bryans ' had a valaeble
heifer killed by lignining during the th
storm on Saturday Ovening.
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Me. s, James 'Hogg of Milverton. .te
ted her parents,. Mr, and, yr:e:.. 4... an
Frain, kat week. , ' • 10i
And. Lamont's. barn' Wasstruck . by
lightning 'recently, .bet the freS wag
ektinguished ibefoxe: much damage -was
done.* •• " ' •
Mi and MrS. '.Effierson ‘Vipond of
Donegal visited at the home of Rat..
Pearson last week. Miss. Ella Pea•rson
returned with them to visit for a
while,
• Sunday school bee started in, the
'Union schoolehouse. on tho 'boundary of
Grey .and Hawick with Mr.rjoim, 14se
Leen.= as .superintendent. '
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Ilrre f co
theehour of emergency. Large betties
for gee at alledealers„
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
is the leading business training
school in Westetn .Onterio. We
give a. thorough; Practical. training
on Commercial Subints, Isaac
Pitman's Shorthand, Touch Type-
writing, and in Commercial and
Railroad Operating, Each depart-
ment is in 'the hands of 'experience
ed instructors. We assist stadents
to positions, Ofit gradoates al -
treys sucteed, for our courses are
the best. • Get our free Fettalogee
• and learn, more :about t,ts. Yoft
may enter now.
Elliott & McLaohlan
PitINCIPA LS
SLIMMER SESSION FOR TEACH-
•' HRS.
and other.% durieg juiy and
-August.
sway!
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TORONTO. On,
REMAINS OPEN THROUGH-
OUT THE SUMMER AND
MANY STUDENTS ENTER
AT THIS TIME. WE 14AvE
A. GREATER ATTENDANCE
Tilts YEAR traml EVER
11 IS.F 0 n. E. GRADUATES
• READILYSP'Ectrun
PLOYMENT. WRITE TO -
IM' Pon HANDSOME CAT-
ALOGUES IT PAYS TO AT-
TEND THE BEST.
tv. uL Taxtopp,, Principal.
Corner • Yong. and Alexander streets.
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Mullett, June 26th, 1889.
Misses E. and J. McFarlane.of
ley returned .horne on Monday after a
few days' visit among old friende on
'ihe 13'thnc.
mt-a1 Ballantyne of Hur-
on township in the county of Bruce,
eere emong -old friende on the ocea-
svi
on of the ma.lidage of Mrs. B'S•sis.,.
ter, Shot Elliott.,
A pleest eveat took
anplace at the
.roSiaence- of Mr. James Elliott of the
13th• con. ori Thursday .of lalst Week
When Miss Ellen Elliott Was united,
in the bends of matrimony tie Mr, N.
Moore of Muskolea. The, nuptial knot
was' tied. by the Rev, Mr., Ramsay. of
leondeeboro 'in tho,,presenee of a good-
ly number of the friends of the con-
tracting parties who were supported -
by Miss (lamming and Mr. Jas. Moore
reepeetively, Atter making a fare-
well tour among theie freends in -this
vicinity the happy couple left on Tuft: -
day for their future home.
Gotkrieh Township, June 20th, 1884• .
Mrs,. b. J. Disney is visiting friends
in Manitoba. -
A sermon Will be preached t6 the
Orangemen of No. 306 and others' in
• Cole's °laird, Bayfield Line, on Biz
first Sunday in July, by the, Rev, Mr.
Hill,i.
MW. D. Connell. of this township
took unto himself as WedeSeday from
the dales of Hullett a fair maid for
better for worse. Rev. Mr. Fisher tied
the knot. There was a taro gathering
and much jollification on the happy
oceesion.
• ReVe Mie 'Fisher of Holmesville, who
has so acteptably filled this circuit
for the last two or three years, has
been appointed to Arthur village and
Mr. Campbell, reeently of Dungannon,
will succeed him, Mr, Fish r has put
in 13 years in ministerial work In this
county and has made many friends he -
sides doing, good work in thc, ,ticiter)4
IPIT11::: e
rdly' il service bill was intrtnluepl
in flee Commons.
We are eortry to hear that Miss, Ethe
el Dunbar's health does not irinkove
as rapidly as her many friends have
been wishing for. • .•
• Orchard spraying has been engaging
the .attention of some Grey farmers.
A baby daughler has arrivet at. the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Wand.
Surveyor Crerar is in Witinipeg and
will Gimlet the rest few Months, layitii
out work for the Gealid Trunk Pacific.
Las:t Sunday James Pearson Cen-
alibied the service in Roe's church:,
Miss Maggie Rozell is honk from
an extended' vfsit with her sister, Mrs. '
Engel at Paw Paw y Mich.
Neither John D. MeNeil no Peter
McNeil are enjoying the vigorous,
health they could desire. •
• Mr. J. D. McNair a,ttrttlied the High
Court of the, Canadian °eider of For-
"Fesateurs!, which recently: met at Niagara
a
,
Hensall
Aftor a long illness borne with Chris-
tian resignation, . Mrs. Duncan Me -
Lean passed ovc . to the great major-
ity, cm Tuesday of last Weer at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. •Harry
Hoeton. The deceased had lived for
seine years with her husband in Mani-
toba, but after :hiS death three years
ago he moved to Ontario. She hael
East Huron
Farmers Institute.
The annual meeting of the Est -
Huron Farmers' Institute Wee; .lield•in
Brussels on „Friday afteramee, Tho
eXeetith'e conimitifee't rePtirt slionied
that 11 meetings. Were held' and 19
addresses given. The' total eipViise
for the Year was $286.78; leaving ea
balance of $1514.09. There, are 30$
members. A Farmers' Club was form-
ed at St. Colurnban with ct, member-
ship .of 28.
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• Directors were'elected as follows :
Howiek—Alexander Gibson, A. A
Graham and J. Armstrong. :
Turnberry—Janet Elliott, John
.Naughton and James or'. •
Wtoxeter—T, A. Gibson and W,
Knox,
Morris --J, Lawson, R. Nichol, W.
H. Fraser, Walter Smile°, Thomas
McCall.
Grey -John IVIcTatikart, Amps Smith
James Meratirman, S. -J. Campbell.
Brussels—W, H. McCracken, G:1
Thompson ane W. H. Kert,
Meleillee—Jamee Simpson, A. GAS.
diner, R. scartott., James, Evans.
ames Watt, T. McMtllatt,
•i.e.achea the good ot d age of 7.3 years., John - • B lr.g..arn cb p Charles 1
j
and was a devoted Presbyterian. no •
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Auditor—T, Bennett and A. D.
inthrment took place in elcTaggart's Gralit
cemetery. At the,annual meeting of the exectie
tree, • 'themes McMillan WAS eleeted
President; W. 11, l'tasr,Vi0; • P. A.
McArthur, •sec. -treasurer, On motion
it "was decided to affiliate with the
Winter Fair, the fee being $5. $25 has
been offered hy the Muesli " County
couileil to sapplement prizes in fat
cattle elesses at the Winter Pair at
Guelph to amateurs from Huron ton-
ty. Those who have taken first prizes
at Tarooto, Ottawa or London Exhi-
bitiobs are barree as ethripetitors. A
grant of $10 was made to the Con-
tral Woman's Institute tor the tiding
. a
'one-third of our rural schools chaeged
tealchers,,during the year. It is use-
less to lainent this. The average sal-
ary paid the rural teachers, in 1907
Was 08.55 less than in 1940, This
was owing to. • the Government's
Scheme of minimum salaries. The
abandonment of the prineiple of entree
mien salaries was:: an ignominioue re-
treat, without even the semblance of
a rear:, guard action. As .a conse-
quence the 'heel salaries for 1900 will
shoW a decrease of about S35, As a
win* the teachers did exeellent work
during the year. Tlet increased salar-
ies had something to de with this,
ear appreciation either in words, or
inormy has a stimulating' aka on the
worker. A few failed owing to • the
leek of those .Personal qualities. which
must be possessed eby all successfui
teachers. ,
The present systein Of apportionine
the Government . grants to /Spite
'schools, while it follow, the • Biblical
• dictum' of "to' those that hare shall
be -.given'Sedoes not help the schools
that really need help. For instance, a,
very strong school section in Ttiekei
smith, whose esseseed vatUe."is
received in Government '• grants
$102.57, while tie, week* school. sec-
tion' in .AleKill4p, .assessed :$100,000,
received $27.21. The. same -system is
in force for 1908, but, with the
toe thn1t a ;grant of $1,Q is 'to be. givtra
• to those 'schools that employ A iirSt
or Second-clasa teacher,' of over five
years eiperience. •
I delayed reperting in January „So
diat this report wbold include a syn-
opsis Of the cortolidated • Public.
Schools Act. For some reasnn' • this
coneolidatioe was not .effeeted, and as
a consequence we must try. to • get
along with- the. Pnhlic Schools. • Mt
Of 1901 And the. amendments mede
sieee• then. • ' •
During the year three excellent brick
school ' hours were erected: They are
modern in planeand .eretipment and are
the last word in School architectoke..
Tnes0. „are sitoatzd in 'U: 11,.
Morris, McKillop and (11..e ;No. 7
McKilloit and No. 10; McKillop. They
are a credit to: those sections
The grant for accommodation • and
equiPmenti which averages about $25
per school, has induced many/ sclumis
to improve their .grounde, desks :end
libraries. ' " • •
..The nembee et childrm enrolled. in
East Haired in .1906 . was • 5,915, in
.1907 .„5,11,77, or a decrease for the
year Of about ,300 pupils Itt 1890 the
number enrolled in the rural sohools
was 5,673, to 1907 3,892, a' decrease
of 1,-781,, 01 over 31 per e.nt. During
the' same term the attendance in ur-
ban schools has riscm by 178.. The:en-
tire decrease forthis inspectorate is
2,163 in the seventeen years. '
342 candidates wrote. on the .Ein.
or 83• per cent: The average age of
the successful candidato is 13i years.
The Clinton Model echool under the
new principal, Mr. John Hartley, Wa$
•very successful: All the etudents at-
tending sueeeeded in Obtaining certifi-
cates. 1 do not know what the. Edu-
cation' Departinent means. to, do with
the Model schools this fall.. *Sate the
Educaltion Departmeet announced that
it *old abedish these. schools I never
knew whata hold they had en ••• the
country.' • • ' • ,
As a ruk the 'best otialified leen of
a section areelected as Trhool trus-
tees. In :the Vast majority of eases
tepee teen make 'in cattiest effort.
to entire the best testate for the moils
ey spent., and very often Wats is .larger
than the =lorry • of ,the ratepayere
think proper. This year /nave notic-
ed a commendable liberality in the 541 -
arks paid the tectehers, many of these
salaries being as high as or higher
than ',hose paid under'the mininiurn
s•alarks scheme,
• Niagara 'Pam openedlast week' with
about five thousand five hundred Men
n quarters. The Ross rifle is. being
tamed' for the first time in the history
of the camp.
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A Doctor's Statement
EASY TolovrADT HEALTH, •
Moot important -of all is proper at,
tention to de bawds. Mold eons&
,Pation, fgo health -killer of today.
'Terse, griping Medicine. is ruinous—
beware of it. Best re4ults follow a
truly vegetable remedy Me Dr. Ham-
ilton's PIM. of Mandrake .and Vatter.
nut which tiot only relieve costiveness
itt.one night but cure the cauSe Of the
trouble and prevents its return. No,
distress or ineonveldenee attend s the
Ise of Pr. Hamilton's Pills which are of not Mimi
World famine.; for their mildness and'
et/Motel', Sold everywhere, 21e per Reeve Guest of Ancaster township
,
box, • resigned.
•Bale St. Paul, C.C., Que,
• March 27th, 1007.
"Dr. T. A. Slocum) X.aimited,
• Toronto; Ottt.
Gentlemen:—
My many thanks for Psychitte and
Oxontulsion. X ayo used them with
very street satisfaction both in my own
ease andandin that of my friends., •It Id -
fords me -much pleaStire to recommend
a remea
edy which is really good in seo
for which it ie intended, am,
Veyours
ry truly,”
ERNEST A. ALLARD.
Seeders reetegnize that Peechitie. lo
one of the very beet remedies for an
throat, kiting and stomach troubleat and
all run. down" conditions, front whatever.
canoe. It the peetteription of ori ' Of
the,worie 's greatest speeitiliete in She
oinks of the throat, lungs, and atom:telt,
and all wasting distant* As your
atuggist for It at 504 and IA, et
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T. A. Slectim# . T*rent°
June 25th, 1908
Women Brom,
"ktere then men, flays Dr. McComb, 'and
one reagan la that their nervous organize- a
tiono ere mere delicate. True, and troodee
earoaparine Is loot the nerve -bender, ep-
petite-giver, and blood -purifier they need.
Allirts-"r4i mother had been sick for
oometime,when site tow° ilooder Seeenteerilia
*fair trad,lwitl: the reault that oho was rapid's"
restored to health." manna A. Baowtnlin
Market W., Narollton, Ont. •
hidlgestlort 3 Years -"I was troubled
with hallareatiou for three rears. I reed of
Rootlet Sarsaparilla, and tried it. After tak-
blie a number of nettlea I was completely
cured." Mtgs. J. K. Reeestr. DeSoto, efo.
Nervous, In Pain, no Appetite—
"Hee poor healtb. for years, pain in shoulders,.
vbrnkenAneada anlaPsd'noliphpec'etillor"TteohkeWillaeoOde'i
ner-
04048tdatireavLs1,1sea.; miroobienesartedistykreaenn, strength and weermrMUL ards,
10014°Z.Ar" F1'aonersaPareariiiilaira4 8 Pvizelpi 4: 1 arecieverrolyhert7;
O. I. BOO Co., LuweU, Olia416 U. S. A.
Ada Baker or Thameitord Leek pois • "I
on at A London licitel and she then •
turned on the gae. She may, die but
her little boy 'will recover..
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IS YOUR COLD BETTER ?.• •
No, it's as bad as ever. Nothinx
Swigs to help. Why not use the up-
to-date specific " C atairrlf ozone" whichl
drives out cold in one day. Inhale
"Catarrhozorie" and you will be re-
lieved in two minutes. Continue the
treatment and cure is assured. Heal-
ing, germ destroying and pleasant, no-
thing for colds, throat trouble • and
Catarrh •compares with "Cetareho-
zone, Sold everywhere, 2.5a and; $1.00:
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Arool and Balbriggan,
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