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Telephone Call fe Dodo/Joh Ont.
fiQDERIC I. THURSDAY. JUNE 11. 1817.
FROM THE QUEEN.
THE following cablegram was re-
ceived by His Excellency the Gover-
ner -General on Jubilee Gay -
Juke 22 7397.
Government House, Ottawa, Ont. To His
Hon°► the Lieutenant Governor, Toronto.
Ont.
" Rideau Hall, Ottawa, 6:30 a. M , hast
greetings, I have lustroom ved the following;
' Bnoktogbam Prater. Lindon, 22nd, the
Governor-General of Canada, Ottawa, 11:7
A.Y„ ' From my heart 1 thank my beloved
people, may God bleu, them.' "
(signed) •• VICTORIA. R, and I."
The following is a copy of the reply
sent to the Queen.
To the Queen. London.
Ottawa. Monday. 6:12 A d , 11:12 A.N.,
Oreenwlob, "The Queen's most gracious
__fid-teeliewwmeseeate-t iecroetrtent
shell immediately be made known to your
Majesty'. people throoghost the Dominion
and will stir afresh hearts already full on
this niemonble day. W e offer the glad tet•
bete of loyal devotion sad of affeotionate
homage ' God `lave and Bless the Queen."'
(Signed) Aslan*tlr.
Ooveroor•Geeerai.
lengthen out the session the birds of
peerage may Wive 10 return and NNW
piece the work for which tbiitsl
care to receive full pay. The place et
eyery aosiber skald be in parliament
dur'i*R the sestions,_��
—Now ie the season of H• avens to
sae that the voters' list iii your par-
ticular locality is in good shape. The
next Local election will be fought out
on the Bata of this year, and every
Liberal shook! see to it that no naws
is left off in his district. Get in your
work on the lists of 1897.
01 Our Queen and
Emprtess•
1ndIa's+
It may not be generally known, but
it is an absolutely undeniable fact
that Sir JOHN CARLING is the only
Conservative statesman who has been
appointed to the DEERAGE this year.
And it didn't require " a long pull
and a strong pull " to do it, either.
—And now our Canadian Premier
is the Hight Honorable Sir \Vir.rRID
L.{VRlsx, G. C. N. G. It looks queer
in print, awl particularly so when we
remember what a good, straight,
square, honest democratic representa-
tive Mr. LAURIgR- really is. To use
his own wor•dr, " I am a democrat to
the hilt."
—The majority of the members of
the Senate have not yet discovered
that the people of this country want
it to be governed in accordance with
the wishes of their duly elected repre-
sentatives. If they continue in ill
doing, tbey will be rudely awakened
from Heti aeries &billion one of
these days...
—If *fie Senators attempt to carry
out their threat to burke legislation
we will apply to the Right Honorable
Sir WILritID LAUSISa to aploint us
to tilt; Senate an we may have an op-
peetweteleer.-reforteingthatti611y. We
are eligible for the position, as an es-
teemed contemporary recently remark-
ed that we were almost too good to
live.
as 03.10. serval- rubric Sebes%
Pupils Celebeasa It - aeeadng ss
Casson rreeWstu the nate
sad • rosrlesse s:eacert
Rads 11.
The ceisbrat(oa of tier Illales tr's Da-
mmed Jubilee oommened4 is-Oedertoh oa
Standby afternoon with the attends -Doe of
Sons of England, Sons of Scotland, Frei•
masons, Oddfellows, Orangemeo, Ancient
Foresters, Canadian Foresters, Home
Circles, United Workmen, Template of
Temperance, Cno.ttp Friends, Arwnumites
sod Woodmen or the Wort at Divtce
service in St. George's obaroh.
About 2:30 p m. the sooieties marched to
the court boom square, and at 3.15 march-
ed in fours to the church, which was nicely
decorated with flowers and Begs.
The officers of the Bow of England wore
their official collars, all others in the pre-
cession • jubilee badge. The Asa of Soot -
Land, however, wore bonnets, a feature
that did not lessen the appearance of the
united brethren. As the orders marched
from the square they were met by No 1
Company of the 33rd Battallioo, under
command of Captain Holmes, which sated
Se a guard of honor. Arriving at North
street the societies were halted, formed into
line, opened out, and entered the church in
reverse order, the Sone ot Finland oocupying
the pleoe of honor by being the Brat order
to owes through the ranks.
Shortly after the church was packed.
the service commenced by singing
the hymn. "Ail People that on Earth
Do Dwell." and then the service as outlined
by the Arohbuhnp of Canterbury and the
llishop of Huron followed.
The preacher, Rev. Mark Turnbull, oboes
for his text, " The memory of the jest is
blessed," and from thew w•rdatpnaobed
an exo.11eot sermon. The Rev. gentle•
man's discourse was most etteotively Retest-
ed to, and ao it treated et Her Mbajeesy`•
Ione and Lisped reign, and was loyal to the
con. it must have stirred the patriotic are
in the breast of every son and daaghtet' Of
Britain present. The service was 1.11
aboral and the oboirsang the musical past
of the servioe exceedingly well. During •
portion of the service Jas. Thomas assisted
with the cornet, and during the offertory
unmake. Cleft' tog Me. Tholes played the-
•• Lost Chord," and played it admirably.
It is said by some that the singing of
" God Save the Queen " eau 3 minutes late
in startler, end if it wee It was time well
lost, for we ebonld not liked to have missed
the briniest eulogists of our Queen with
which Mr. Turnbull oouoloded bis sermon.
At the cine of the eervtoe the societies
marched hack to their several lodge teethe.
Long before the bony of parade, the
square had many visitors, and by the time
ttt*t•.t division reached the rendezvous there
could not have been lope than 1500 people
present; and when the march to chards
commenced the number had in.weased eon.
etder•bly. On the return to their lodge
rooms the brethren had even more auditors.
All the divisions as they marched along
were tee subject of favorable oomment, but
our boys in red were evidently most to favor
with the fair tier. The Ooderich company
turned out thirty strong, looked remark•
ably neat, and marched very well indeed
for --the short time the men have been at
drill. In addition to the oaptain, Lieut.
Chisholm. Surgeon -Major }Dames and Pay-
master Jordan minded with No. 1, and
Quartermaster Beck, also in uniform,
paraded with the brethren
—The way in which Sir RICHARD
CARTWRIGHT has co.h,thicteid the public
bueiness etf this countrf since the de-
parture of the Premier proves con-
clusively that an adept in parliament-
ary practice is still at the helm. There
is no sounder stateaman, or better
political tactician le Canada, than Sir
RICHARD CARTIVRiGHT, and friend and
opponent now al.ke acknowledge that
—Up to the premank the Poottuast-
er General has taken no action in re-
ference to the Goderich Poet Office
investigation findings. Of late the
laliors involved in three sittings of
the Hottefi each thy, together with
the multifarious duties connected
with the Post Otfi-:e department`have
been of so arduotts a character, that
little or no time has been left to
Hon. Mr. MoLoce to attend tO ex-
treinerigs work. We aro satisfied,
n asal ea holideya, dee °rankers were early
to the field, and held the tors t+hroughoat
the day.
Shortly after eight, people beget te travel
toward• the O.T.R depot, and by 9 A.m.,
the doe for startles the special. at least 200
excutdontete were re the care, all of wham
wen for Clinton.
Pionio parties were on the move early,
sad many suoh lett town for Beswiller. the
Point Farm and they gooks on IiWtland'.
bloke. Thera was Oes to Mene•etung Park,
• vary lame one, and these present at the
new summer recon speak is the highest
terms of the good time ,peat ea the pretty
ground.. The plow* to town, mottos up by
the United Workmen sal held In the Har -
bee Park, was, as is usual with any function
under their auspices, smoothest
01 wares, as is usual with all holidays,
there were mita, anglers—too say to
*emirs large baskets.
Haitian rid calling was ebjoyert by lovers
of the water. sad though the limpid stream
w•e not over warm, a large Dumber of boys
enlo,sd a trim.
Carriages wars well io evidence, but the
cysts ruled the road, as they were seen on
roads leading from town all through the
morning, and all over tt.e town throughout
the day.
Ia the evening the 0000ert in the skating
rink drew a good audience, while the boo -
Bre of t he Sons of Sootloud &hearted • big
crowd. The 0000ert was in ever, way a
. snow., the arrangement being perteot, the
singing of the choruses and the solos very
good and tb• orchestra excellent. The num-
ber of the program, as may easily he imag-
iced. ail breathed love for the 314 Flag, and
many times during the evening ch. audience
showed that it wee io sympathy with the
singers and the sentiment of the song. Spot*
prevents os noting oath number, but we
osnnot end the notice of the jubilee ooswrt
without saying that Mr. Oafs deserves the
thanks of our people for the inception of
and the perfect manner fa which it was pro-
moted to the public.
.o.,. DIAMOND JUBILEE
rho paella and teachers ot the Public'
Schools celebrated the Jubilee in a manner
that reit iated great oredit on all oorscierned.
The tesithers devoted the dinner hour to
the decoration ot the rooms aged, and the
tiled WON a brilliant one, the walla being
testefully dressed with flags and portrait.,
while immense toque+ were pleoetitievern
frgem 'The ward. schools thoh
had so excellent progrein and in each in-
stance it was oarried tittough without a
In the Central the following program
was presented, the spembee beino
to Ave minutes : ()peeing address, Meyer
J. R. Shannoo readings, own composition.
Miss Montgomery and A. Nasal ; recita-
tions, Mime C. Fisher, Gram Dyke, Irene
Acheson, M. Rothwell and Percy Edge ;
reeding', Misses Eva Godwin, Nide Brown.
Bessie Smith. Edna Straltoo and K. Mc-
Iver ; speeches. the chairman, Revs. lid.
Turnbull, .1. Mgt, W. Godwin, °batman
of the Board Jas. Buchsosn. trustees Mo -
Lean and Ball and Jae. Mitchell, and inter-
spersed were • number ot patriotic moors
given by the pupils. The recitations and
readings were pertinent to the °cession as
also were the rpeeehes.
Perhaps the most &ageing feature of the
afternoon was the enthusiastic applause
that followed the *tiding ot each number,
thus showing that the pupils not *sly en-
joyed the promodinge but felt impelled to
show it in a most efnphatio manaor.
Whoa • few numbers had been given MI
pupae stepped forward and stood ta
front of some covered portraits, then Ernest
Stewart, Doty Sallow., Lay Webster, Della
Cluff, Therm Lewitt sad Franck. Arm•
strong unveiled the portraits of Queen Vic.
toria that hart reoeetly been platted 40 *eon
room of the Pabiio *shoot As the covering,'
qt the *twee fell the aaeisnoe roes and
'00ed Bev* the Queen was. given right
heartily be three hundred youth's:LI velem.
The program in the building ended with
the " Maple leaf for Ever," and at its oon•
elusion the debaters adjourned to the play
ground tor a little fon mail refreshments
teathere. assisted by same ef the smiler
maple and two or three trustees commenced
serving the teii. sad es there were plenty et
nukes,. fruit, mody and °their appetites, de.
li soles, this gigot was a hearty ens and
meth sejereit
The washer, was proposed the, to (nou-
rish. salvia and patriciate celebration of
the Jubilee deserve the thanks ot ear loyal
eitisene for it was • encore inevery way
aed of neeseeley intuit have impressed the
mons wkh their duty to God, the Qessol.
tier montry mei their psreeta.
The enveUing sif the portraits ef the
Q1040114 14•6 • meat pleasant fesetion and the
presentee el Mayer Shannon OA chairman a
pleading leredmit ef the day, a der that will
be rensesithreti by the bundrein of /eye
end girls presoak in the years to andielia
U144 as, as bbe Ceases).
Tfit DAT.
SNAP SHOTe.
—This. is Jubilee week, and the
editor is away from -home jubilating,
Queen Victoria, greetiag—
Here's to msny happy returns ei the
—ALMIGHTY Voice is dead, but
Nicnotas FLOOD DAVIN'S ornate
oratory still awakens the echoes in
the House ot COMWOns.
--Now is the time to strengthen all
the fences connected with Provincial
politic% or there may be strargs
animal in our political pasture 6014
next season.
--Square the decks now for a fit
and proper celebration of Dotninion
Day. That is the most important an-
niversary, NO far LE OSTIA& concern-
ed, and every Canadian should do hit
best to make it the gala day of the
as settled it 'must be in. the note
future. right and equity will be the
nwlerlying principles that will guide
the deci•ion of the Hon. Mr. MULOOK.
--If we are in good health aod
spirits sixty pears from the -22nd inst.,
blessed with her usual robustness of
habit, we'll have another jubilee eh
the °cotillion.
—Considerable Absentia faetion is ent-
reated in Ottawa at the manner in
which a number al members skipped
born the Capital butt week. leaving •
osTleted House to oarry on the pae-
ilaraensary work. Should the Sera*
or erne WRit 0017,11111Y 1WArr
lex-Memin Littnintallont Woes Set Want en
Washington. June 17.—In an inter-
view to -day ex -Queen Lilinokalani said
of the proposed treaty between the Unit-
ed States and Hawaii: "Fifteen hundred
people are giving away my country. The
people of my country do not want to be
annexed, to the United State& Nor do
the people of the United States want
annexation. It is the work of 1500 peo-
ple, mostly Americans, who have set-
tled in Hawaii. Of this ntimber them
who are not native-born Americans are
of American parentage. None or nry
people welttithe Wanda annexed. The
population or the Wend is 109,000. Of
tide number 40,000 are native M-
eridians. The rest aro Americans, Ger-
mans, Portuguese, Japanese. Chinese,
English and a smell proportion from
who are responsible for what wait done
yesterday are running the anti% tbe
"There Is no provision made in this
treaty tor me. In the lIkrrison treat, I
was allowed V20,000 per 'year, but that
treaty never webt into effect. 1 have
never received one dollar from the fink-
ed States. No one looked.a.fter my in-
terests in the prfparation of this treaty.
Yet my people. Who form an large & pert
of the population of the island, would
Want justice done me."
Pkrmonth, June 17.—Risthop Willis of
Hobehilu has Just arrived here from
Bewail_ In an irmerview he is eneted
as saying that the feeling in the Winds
is modest the United States and poetry
Is favor of British annexation. But, he
sews, Great Brttain •has held &root, a/ -
aweigh p third of the capital of the Coun-
try is British. 5
Onatinstrag, tamp Willie remarked
that he newish that if Greet Britain
would not tate the enontry, the next
beet retiree was foy .Tapen to reinstate
annexation ot the islands by the United
States. the Rishop said that Om
was only adviered in order to
priljtirts.ne, se America d not
"est the ishiwthi, "beeline& the law of
o af leg there is filo doubt' that Japan WW
enterer her claims la alma, is Whim
f'd TIT her massarr prowl" aro
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CODERICH = BARGAIN = CENTRE,
We always have and always willgive the
most for the money.
We do not buy a lot of worthless trash just to see how low
we can quote prices in the newspaper, but everlastingly urge
obr might to sell reliable, satisfactory Merchandise at lower
primethan elsewh(are. Facto are what count—not promises.
Compare our
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Ladies Vests
Shirt Waists
Corsets
Flannellettes
Cottons
Hosiery
Prints
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JAMES ROBINSON.
COR SQUARE AND WEST -ST.
CLINTON i 'LLO1(EATION
The celebration of the Diamond Jubilee
commenced in Clinton by the firing of am.
non at early dawn, !.,(lowed by • fen de
joie by the gun club of that burg. Shortly
afterwards the rsoepM.s osssitt•e was
es % e terse es- !MUM VOA wiring
*Ess an dfreetisab' and u 9.30. ail the
shear , sane*_ 1.1:-..** Macias to re-
itii glee Nwe isikoilloee and visitors
teem trederteh on the arrive of the special
train. The members of the Godenoh council
and ether invited geese were led dire -t to
sarriages in waiting, anti when all were .eat -
they were drives to the trotted, to take
Dire io the pubiio procession. Shortly after
ten the line was formed and the march oom-
mewd--Zioneam• a -►ens hewof carriages
000taining the visiting oounoillon, other in.
wised guests and the committee, thee ceme
two battalions of the boys' brigade number-
ing •bout 200, looking exoeedingly smart
end trim. find wlarohing w well as many
Volunteer Rseimeota. A. may be erpeet-_
ed the clever little soldiers ware loudly
ohee•ed all along the fins of march. A nio,
iv arranged royal owrrlage next appeared.
its 000upaau being • good looking repre-
sentat•ne of the Queen, two handsome and
well dressed eosida of honor and tour pretty
little pages. The oarriage was drawn by
four hors mob of whom was led by • mil-
itary attendant, and the wall arranged, and
brightly onnoatved idea we. loudly °heored.
The British Egnpire, • number of pretty'
girls representing ita different parte wee fol-
lowed by • very pretty concert Britain is
1857, represented by • girl ander a (annoy
surrounded by flags rep:•esentine the differ-
ent parts of the Empire. The Ferris wheel
a good Ides was next, it was fitted with
tour mete which revolved. three being mem-
pied by osrtoaturee of men. while on the
other 10 said, " giri' get on." The elite of
Clinton was then on • rough dray. and re -
promoted a H,akeayrise reader. reciting
Shakespeare to an old man and three buy..
Carson City.' prize fight. and the 49th Irub
Highlanders in Kilts, were next in order,
and then a single sshisl revolving en its hub
and oarrying two boys appeared. Irish vs.
Seotot, plying boll a well got up Dork-
ing ,rooster, a rig trade out ot • barrel by
passing an axle tbrot(gh eaeh end, wee 161-
lowed by the Sone n ogiaad in full regalia.
.4 girl in • pretty loo nq.hoe(we wont ment-
ion the size) riding on a bioyols was followed
by r►on.eat•tives of the leading ooentri•e of
1111931M.149. PO 311bfsjs..._-.They, Iwasaki
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mQ amost creditably dressed, sad rs-
Temillay mowed seepieithaly. the gen
shwirbeg hese kr amasser troloweitor. ted
lig Weather hely pleasingly wareper. AI le
A PECULIAR CASE.
The Ketene toil Farnihre Co, Ltd.
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DISTRESSING RESULTS FOL-
LOWING VACCINATION
A TOONO DAUGHTER. OF DAVID 1/0HA1DT, Or
7110375, TRS VICTIM—HAS SUTV01ED
THE 11ORT INT1Nfl1 AOO.NT—DOCTORS
TAILED TO HELP HFL
mita. Australia. Atrio1. India and the West
Indies. and following them was a long line
la the bicycle new three Goderith boys
brought away 'Drives. they were, A McIver
1st, and latittotrao 2od in the one mile
nom, with the %item 2 14, and E Belches
2aid in the rawe for iele under sixteen.
In the afternoon t greatest intersfst WWI
shown in the galne et ball between the
Oriente. of Loudon. sad Goderieh, whith
atter an exordient ambit ended a• folio :
London 0015 21)04-12
Dr. Shaw, umpire.
There were also tudp of war. a number of
other overlie, sod thi boys brigade at drill,
the last named sttreptisg much favorable
°moment and evoking ocimederable ohm.-
ing.
The fire "mike dllePiett, that nonoludend
the day's bill of fere, wm • splendid one
end well espeld these visitors who voltaic;
for the last train.
The tows wes dmorated,In boner of
tho doe from the 'summate nee ot Sage
ths, embellishments were moat eterathive;
go where yeti might la the town of Clinton
on Jubilee Day the flier that hes braved the
battle sad the broke ow thousand -years
was idways evideses Streamers were
detietell evert the tdwn, the weed vrelentee
being fah vastly reed thereon. though slang
the more pulite strelllai they renewal, bore
baseriptions referrino te the Queen arid her
sel/iv their deselftwii, Clinton viewed from
sot tette of the tennhass looked brilliant,
mid it is but fair tof that the large
number of well d , geed looking we -
men were • alter e addition to the
piotoreeque town, tad that the whets
d▪ en. its part te benrwthe the grades* spool
la &littlish history, atifl the world's greatest
From the Femme biewe-Psoord.
Near%y etery'r»r.00 in this section is na-
y ttaiated with Mr. David MaHardy, the
popular leader of St. Andrew's church choir
Fergus. Our reporter called upon Mr. Mo -
Hardy at his home in Upper Nichol recent-
ly. and from him and bis estimable wife a
tale of terrible suffering wee *totted, suffer.
ing that has hrouibt a eedi eioeplionafly
etroog sad healthy °bald to the verge of the
grave. The subject of the sketch, Lena Mo._
H.rdy, i* tourtesa -news- of •ge, end here - w{A—It'i"'obv�ed on as usual by ►b sees
oovsalcn.
ARE IN WANT OF DRY ELM, +BASS-
WOOD, BLACK ASH.
FOR BALE AT A BARGAIN
s - l sneer FOR SAWMILL _ -
r tachange for �-
The guidon, hsethefees ferried se by
the 1 Jima etewart at the above
VUlawaiel
APPLE, PEAR, PLUM
and CHERRY TREES
Evergreen Trees a Specialty!
me stock IS vomplete. end intending
purchasers will Hod It to their advent.
ewe to mircharf horse 'trews trees
A Pine lurortment of Hot -Hoose
Phints, Hanging Baskets, and Bedding
Plants in Beason.
Orders by Moll promptly stteeded to
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
kiENMILLER NURSERY.
stitotion appeared to be ootnpletely under-
mined. end her en -petits had orensiethly fail-
ed. The last doctor °sited in gave some
°ring, hut it did not give the patient any
benent. Nine each rathertngs have appear-
ed sines thet time, Lot each broke aod die -
appeared of les own aocord, only however,
ito be followed by another. The child be-
came very puny. and little or no food would
remain oti her stomach. At night she would
fairly wave with he pain in her arm aod
back, aad consequently het trouble was sr-
gravatod by a loss of sleep. Sbe had the
beet ot attendance bet to no avail, and she
was slowly bat surely *whin Friends ad-
vised • treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink
Pilis and as • lest resent they were tried.
T° .6° surPriet noth.sarsste_amilsieas...
Lina began to improve soon after beginning
the ow of the pills. Her soprano returned,
she became stronger and her genersi health
much improved. Thai wins have net yet
lett her back Mid arm, but her constitatiott
beiog re very much improved under the
treatment with pt. Williems' Pink Pills
oars. Mr. and Mrs. Mollortly thenk Pink
Pin. tor the present imptatved rendition of
their ohild, as they have dote her more
good this the score' of bottles of deetor's
medicine which she took.
Dr. William's' Pink Pills are • blood
builder end nerve reefers,. They supply
the blood with heti?. end health -giving pre-
lewitlpe. thus drivine dime,* from the er-
ten. • There ere numerous pink colored im-
itations. against width the public is warned.
The genuine Pink Pills oan be had only in
bathe the wrapper arouse which bean the
full trade mark. " Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Pale People." Reims all others.
Mese et 1141•edre Oterha.
Ths look of thotaeo, as wad
Alpe, 'Threadneedle them% employe useely
1,100 elerrk*. The Meal slumber of the
hash's elflefh1s 1,31:10. the yearly Wailes
e leeitellbe he $1,30Ct000. The total new
me • haat Wei *eV& 4•068111,
j,7 IA. basks t maw" asestme
Cakes, Pies, Tarts.
Ready for the Rush.
bakery, for your Forty Cakee and
Puff Paste Tarts, Oyster Patties,
Minos Pies, Short &seed. All kinds
of Cakes kept on hand. 011itito left
by ten in the morning be made
and delivered the same daW:
Wedding Cake. --Ornamenting and
decorating of the late* designs with
a fancy assortment of Wedding Cake
fill Cilppilptibppisini
It is the Neateet, Latest aad neediest Rotivenir 'mist
issued of
et PORTIM8 wito tale the exefash,e foe
County. Leave your orders et owe, ap a 'limited
number of novice (beyond thdroe ordered) be printed
mice ?ER COPY. -25411.
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