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Editor and Proprietor,
l3eeeth.
Quite a number of ()Meths took in the
sports in Clinton end Wingham on the
Queen's Birthday.
John Kelly is having his residence on
ring at. veneered with brick, R. Howard,
jr„ doing the work,
Josepb Heflron, of Detroit, Mole., who
bas been away for several years, is visit-
ing coder the parental roof.
J. G. Emigh and W. Drummond at-
tended the funeral on Sunday of the late
Joho Livingston, of Listowel
The roof of Barton Bros'. tannery was
on bre one day last week, bot was soon
put out without any serious damage..
Weare sorry to hear that Norman Me -
Millen is seriously ill at present, little
honee are entertained es to his recovery.
We understand that His Honor, Judge
Doyle, has given his deaieion against Jae.
Barr in the ease of Jas. Barr and Blyth
00rporation, which was heard at the last
sitting of the 12th Division Court.
Seuelanow.
The Bruce County Council will meet in
Southampton.
D. Matheson. of Kincardine, bad his
leg broken in s. foot -ball match at Ripley.
The band was at Dungannon on the
25th and received compliments on all
bands for their fine playing.
Fourteen members of the Masonic
lodge here abtsaded the funeral of the
late John Livingston, at Listowel.
The 25th was a vary quiet day in Luo.
know, nearly all our citizens turning ont
to the celebrations at Dungannon, Ripley,
Wingham and other places, but on the 1st
of July it will be our turn.
P. 13. McKenzie, the Liberal candidate
for West Bruce, has completed a most
successful canvass of the constitaeney,
and ie jnetly delighted with the hearty
and enthusiastic reception accorded lira
by the elentora in all parts of the riding.
Joseph Wosbingtoo, of West Wawan•
osb, had the misfortune to get lois leg
broken while returning from his day's
labor. While going along the sideroad
leading to the 3rd con., his horses got
frightened end started to run, and in his
endeavor to get them under control, one
of the lines was broken. The horses were
now going at furious rate, end, fearing a
collision or upset, he jumped, aligbting
on the hard road, causing the above re-
sult.
Gorr -ice -
Hestia Bros., of the Oth eon., raised a
large addition to their barn.
Rev. Mr. Mason has accepted a cell to
the Wingham Congregational church and
will shortly remove to that lawn.
County Master John Dane and Past
County Master H. Perkins attended the
Provincial Grand O,ange Lodge at Col-
linewood.
Political meetings were held here on
Friday evening by E. L. Diokinaon, and
on Monday evening by Dr. MoDonald.
Both were well attended.
The township Council instructed the
Clerk to notify all parties in Gerrie hay.
ing refuse or any obstruotion on the
streets to remove the same or they will be
dealt with according to law.
The other night Thos. Wallace, of the
65h eon„ was awakened from his peace -
Int slumbers by dogs worrying his sheep.
He sprang from his bed and made for the
scene of action just as he wee, without
pants, Books or boots. Heoaughb the dog
in the eat, took it to the barn and tied ib
up for cafe keeping, and in the morning
sent for the owner, who happened to be
John Wallace, to come for his dog. Mr.
Wallace did not go but sent word to have
the dog destroyed, which was done, not.
withstanding it was a very valneble ani-
mal The dog was caught in the first act
end none of the other sheep were in-
jured.
IExCt:or.
L. H, Dickson has erected a wind mill
on his premises for fountain and other
pu rposse.
A valuable driving horse belonging to
H. Bishop & Son succumbed to a severe
does of blood poisoning.
Geo. Weir was here attending the fun.
eras of the late Richard Manning. Mr,
Weir le now manager of Hiram Walker's
large farm of 1200 acres near Bothwell.
The semiannual District Meeting of
the Royal Template of Temperance, for
the County of Huron, will be held at So-
dom, neat'Exoter, on Wednesday, June
17th, 1600, oommencina et lA a. no. The
Councils are requested to send es large a
number of delegates es possible. 'Busses
well be at the Exeter station to meet the
morning teeing and convey delegates to
the place of meeting. e
The annual meeting of the ,'Exeter Dia-
triot in connection with the Methodist
chetah was held at Tlderton on May 21et
and 22nd, with Rev. G. Jaokson in the
chair. The meeting was Largely attend.
ed, but the Mutineers was routine in char.
anter. Reports showed a gain of 147
meutbers,land an increase in eonnexional
fonds, Rev. G. H. Thompson was elect-
ed Secretary and Bros. Garbutt and
Westman, aesietants. Rev. W. H. Butt
was elected to the Stationing Committee
Rev, T. B. Uoupland and H. Hasten
to the S. S. Committee ; Rev, It J. Gars
butt and H. Bishop to the Epworth
TRS TRUSS
fear • �,....-o .,,
League Committee ; lien. 4, Mille and 7. ii400134/1 e'n,dLibatigel'allseg, or no
aberritb to the Sttsteatatton Valid Cam.
Mateo and J, Q, Jolles to lite rilesienary
Committee. A public meeting wee held V"---
01"1". day , evening ttddrsesed by ,Rrpe, 1, fiaaause when to ppweraellal 1878 to
Cogplaild, garb and Mille, 1878 it gave isle :aountiy wise and jnsk
a do to
1 ws lid au honest, predent, sypt m aRl
a t i
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m i I' r r
a 1n a talion f the 1 alfa t free
d t p l pubo i, a
frromtsonieasndbaslthoec• skslederwogdofoR puucbolyo.
and private interests.
2. $eaause when in power ib inoreayed
the pubiio debt only to the extent rend.
ered neeeaenry by the obligatipneinourrod
olid pubiio works undertaken by its pre.
deoessors•io afros,
3, Beoeuee ie only ' increased the yx.
Meditate from $23,310,810 in 1878.4 to
$23,508,158 in 1877.8, adifferences o£$186,-
842, and an average annual increase der,
fug the period of 846,710,
4. Beano though it was obliged bo add
to the debt and the interest charge in
Meeting alligations incurred by the ad.
ministration preceding it, the controllable
expenditure during its term of office was
radueed to the extent of over 61,700,000.
5, .Because it adhered to the just end
proper policy of a low revenue tariff,
oeloulated to meet the absolute hoeda of
an economically administered Govarn•
ment-u tariff which would have proved
sufficient foe its needs upon the revival of
business in 1870.
0. Because it made en honest effort to
secure reciprocal trade with tbe United
States through the negotiation of the
Brown draft. treaty.
7. Bemuse the Liberal Party again
placed in power will stop the ine:ease of
the publio debt and commence its rodeo -
tion as quioltly and rapidly as possible,
S. 1'7111 reduce expenditure and out
down expenses with all possible rapidity.
9. Will place the tariff, with due regard
to all important interests, upon a purely
revenue bailie, so arranged as to promote
freer trade with the whole world, more
partieniarly with Great Britain and tbe
United States, and wilr give dee consid-
eration to the interests of the farmer, the
fisherman, the lumberman, the miner
and the laborer.
10. Will secure purity, honesty and
economy in the administration of public
affairs.
11. Will Reek for extended trade rola.
tions with the United States.
12. Will seely for wider markets in
other eonutriea whenever opportunity
may offer to posh our trade.
13. Will recognize the actual pettier as
the natural heir to the publio lands and
will reserve the same for his occupancy
upon reasonable terms and conditions.
14. will Beek to protest labor and the
results of labor from the designs of un-
just combinations and monopolies.
15. Will seely for such a remodelling
and reconstruction of the Canadian
Senate as will make it amenable to publio
sentiment and a useful branch of the
national legislature.
16. Will remedy the abuses of the Ger-
rymander Act attd cause eleotoral dis-
tricts to conform to county boundaries as
far as the principle of representation by
population will permit.
17. Will repeal the "Franchise Aob,"
save its coat to the country, avoid its
inoonvenienoes and abuses, and return to
the simply and cheaply prepared Pro-
vincial lista for Dominion elections.
18. Will vote no money for railway
bonuses or publio works for the mere
purpose of purchasing !coal support for
Government candidates, but in all suel
matters will be -governed by the para-
mount consideration of the general pub-
lio interest.
19. Will strive to cheek the exodus by
securing general prosperity, reduced tax-
ation, better markets, honest administra-
tion and general satisfaction with our
political condition,
20. Will grapple with the abuses of the
superannuation system and aim to re-
move the present heavy charge upon the
general revenue by egnalizing superan-
nuation receipts and disbursements.
21. Will stand by the Platform adopted
Clinton. at the National Liberal Convention.
ROTHSCIiIIJ)'$ MAXIMS.
The following is a copy of the alpha.
betioal list of maxims framed end hung
in Rotheobild's bank. Baron Rothschild
used to recommend these rules to young
men who wished to "get on" and achieve
success in life :
Attend carefully to details of your bus.
teens.
Be prompt in all things.
Consider well end then dsoids posi-
tively.
Dare to do right, fear to do wrong.
Endure trials patiently.
Fight life's battles bravely, manfully.
Go not into the society of the vicious.
Hold integrity sacred.
Injure not another's reputation nor
business.
Join bands only with the virtuous.
Keep your mind from evil thoughts.
Lie not for any consideration.
Make few aoquaintanoes.
Never try to appear what you are not.
Observe good manners.
Pay your debts promptly.
Question not the veracity of a friend.
Respect the counsels of your parents.
Saorifice money rather than principle.
Touch not, taste not, handle not intoxi.
catiug drinks.
Use your leisure time for improvement.
Venture not upon the threshold of
wrong.
Watch carefully over your pentane.
'Stend to every one a kindly salutation.
Yield not to discouragement.
i ota,iGlrtilt.
• Mayor Grey, was 00 a buefaose visit to
Sault tate Maria last weak,
Samuel Diukeon, of Termite 'Caine.
city, 10 honey for She Summer,
M. Y. MpLean bee been ooniined to ilia
'residence for the peat week by an attack
of le grippe but is getting better,
A, 7). Suthcrleud, assistant postmaster,
fell from hie bicycle, receiving injuries to
bis Isuee flat leid him up for a oouple of
&aye.
Fred, Bethune, eon of Dr, Bethune, of
this town, woe euneoeaful in passing hie
second year examination in Trinity.
Medical college, Toronto, no also peeled
lois primary examination before the
medical council.
Polioeman Gillespie has had to pay the
penalty of a violation of the "move on"
by-law, 11Ip was standipg on the South
(goner of Mein and Market streets, close
to Robert Willis'sbow window, when his
foot slipped and smashed one of the large
panes of glass.
The four Seafortb boys, R, McDonald,
W. MoDoagell, 11. Jaokson end W. Brier-
ly, who are this season playiug with the
Toronto laoroses club, took part in the
match on the Queen's birthday, between
the Torontos and Cornwall, and the
papers speak very highly of their playing,
Mre. Lightowler, daughter of Wm.
Copp, is visiting her parents at present.
Her husband, wbo was engaged in Sal-
tation Army work hare some years ago,
and was more familiarly known as
"Happy Jack" is in tbe army nevem in
the States.
(„ oQariCle..
The Albion building is now ebowing its
third storey.
The lumber has been nearly all shipped
from the Grand Trunk docks.
The members of the Huron Bioyole
Club, of Goderish, now sport a neat
breast badge and natty oolore.
The walls of St. Peter's are rising
rapidly and ab the same rate of progress
will soon be ready for the roof.
The number of fishing poles around the
harbor on the Queen's Birthday would
have fenoed a pretty large field.
Goderish has already a number of
Summer visitors, and the signs are that
our pretty town will be filled with guests
before June is far advanced.
The paths that people with tender feet
had worn on the Square were soddsdilast
week by the caretaker. Ito future every
tenderfoot should be made to pay 81 and
costa.
Conrt Goderiab, No. 82, Canadian
Order of Foresters, will attend divine
service at Knox church on Sunday morn-
ing, June 7th. The service will be
preaobed by Rev. J. A. Anderson.
The sixth annual meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the Gods.
rich District was ]geld in North Street
Methodist church, Goderiob, onblay21st.
Mre. Leech, district organizer, presided.
SAD Anus -mgr. -Thursday afternoon of
last week. while about to clean the ohim-
net's of the R. 0. convent on North
street, Charles Payne by some means lost
his balance and fell from tite roof to the
ground. The wind was blowing agate all
clay and those wbo saw him say he rolled
over and over several times on the roof
and apparently struck on his left shoulder
and side. Ire was quickly picked top and
taken into the convent, when Drs. Taylor
and 3, R. Shannon were soon in attend.
ante. The injured man was quite um
conscious for severalhoars. The injuries
are very severe and may prove fatal, in-
deed his recovery will be almost mfr.
anions. Mr. Payne was amostindustri.
nus and reliable citizen, having the re.
specs of all who knew him.
The town clerk spent May 25th in
catching a dozen fine trout and about 150.
choics Inge.
A. Western Bowling Association is to
be formed. The Clinton Club will be a
member of the Association.
The Bowling Club propose a week's
tour in July, playiug at London, Galt,
Woodstock, Hamilton and Toronto.
Politics got so warm on Saturday be-
tween a McCarthyite, a Liberal and a
Conservative that they repaired to a cer-
tain place to settle their differences by
mnecular action, but they wisely refrain-
ed. It's too early in the campaign to
become unduly exalted.
It is said by farmers that the wire
worm and a wbite grub have destroyed
hundreds of aures of oats and barley, all
of which have bad to be plowed op and
re.sowo. Grasshoppers have also made
their appearance in countless numbers,
but the rain will doubtless cheek them.
House or Reruct:.-County Clerk
Lace, Reeve Holt, and Inspector Coats
met here the other day to consider tend-
ers far a soft water supply. The contract
was awarded to Harper ee Lee, of Gode-
rish. Mre. Mary Lnoy, 75 years of age,
of. Ashfield, and Patrick Laden,Colborne,
aged 60, ars the latest addition to tbe in.
mates. On Monday thirteen of the in-
mates were allowed to go up town and
take in the afternoon sports, and they up.
peered to enjoy themselves heartily.
The two.and.a half -year-old child of
Adam Foster load a narrow escape from
drowning recently, While playing
around it neighbor's yard it is supposed to
have pulled the lid off the cistern, and
the lid evidently pulled the child into the
water. Now long it was in is not known,
as it was not missed for some minutes,
but Mrs, Granger, suspecting something
wrong, looked in and saw the ellild at the
bottom of the cistern, in four feet of
water, apparently dead. She managed
to get it out and wee fortunately familiar
with the means of resuscitation, and
worsted with the child until it slowed
signs of life, A. doctor having been call-
ed also worked with it a couple of hours
before it was out of danger.
Health and happieese are relative son.
ditiens ; at any rate, there sen be little
bappineee without health, To give the
body its full strength and energy, the
blood should be kept pure and vigorous
by the nee of Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
li,TiltcnrATis:n OnnED 000 A DAY. -South.
Anserfoaa Rheumatic Cure for Rbeuma:
.ism and Neuralgia radioally cures in 1
to 8 days. Its action upon the system
1e remarkable and mysterious. It re.
moves at once the cause and the dfeease
immediately disappeare. The first dose
greatly benellte. 76 oents, Warranted
by G. A, Deadman,
Robert Sweeting, ager] 20 years, was
caught in the abafting in the Dominion
Cotton Mille, Brantford, and instantly
killed.
AIL IN
11. C. Richardson
Is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line.
Goocl Workmanship and
Goad Fits Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES.
Suits made for $4 and upwards.
► Shell oTor .McGowan's Store.
LS P Q S'
AYR'S
Hair
VIGOR
Restores natural
00150' t0 the hair,
and also prevents
It lalling out, Nara.
$,
VT, Fenwick, of
Bigby, 85. S., says
"A. little snare
than two years ago
my flair
'began
'p to turn
gray
and fail
out, At.
ter the
use of
one bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor lay
hair was restored to its original
color' and ceased falling out. An
occasional application has since kept
the hair in good condition." -Mrs.
E. F, 1! nxlwrolc, Digby, 17. S.
"I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor
for three years, and it has restored
hair, which was fast becoming rnv,
back to its natural color." -IL W.
HASELIIoi'0F, Paterson, N. J.
AYER'S HAIR Son -
Pnitr,Ut17D BY
OIL 0, AYER & CO., LOWELL, MASS., U .S. A. '
Byer's Fitts nacre Sick Occadaehe.
7vIin 5, 1890
Rouse Painting, NE 141
Paper. Hanging,
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Spring House Cleaning Time
is bere and we are ready to at-
tend to Paper Hanging, Kalso-
inining and Painting' in a prompt
business like style.
A.11 wort done in a workman-
like manner at a moderate charge.
Orders left at' the stores of W.
H. McCracken or Wilton oo Turn-
bull will receive prompt atten-
tion.
The patronage of the public
solicited. Bstlmates cheerfully
furnished.
McORACREN & MIEL:117,
BRUSSELS.
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Sloop in the
SMALL UR, '11111 1111,
where he will keep constant-
ly on band a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patronage n�syowliiciited.
. W .i cr.
Meat delivered to all parts
of time town.
28 etc.,
60 ate. and `.d.
$1.00 Bottle.
One cent a dose.
It is sold on a guarantee by all druggist
rt aures Incipient Consumption and is the
beet Gough and Group Cure..
Sold by 5A8. SOS, Drusstst,ltruSsela.
Know What You Chew
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is free from the Injurious coloring
The more you use of It the better
you like it.
THE GEO. E. TVCKETT & 9081 CO.. LTD.
HAMILTON, ONT.
DROPPED DEAD !
Suddenly Stricken Down by M=art Dis•
ease.
" A sad and sudden death occurred to
e. well-known citizen on one of the lead-
ing streets this morning."
Nearly every large city paper cane
tains daily some such heading. The
number of deaths from heart failure is
very largo, but it is only when they
occur in some public and sensational
manner that general attention is drawn
to them.
Palpitation and flutteringof ties
heart are common complaints. With the
heart itself there is nothing' radically,
wrong. But the system ie disorgan-
ized, the kidneys and liver are out
of order, and tbo stomach is not In con-
dition to do its work porperly. Be-
tween them all, they throw too mead
responsibility on the heart, and the
latter le unable to etand the strain.
A box of Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills
at a cost of .28 cents will regulate the
system, purity the blood and make a
new person of every sickly man, 77011100
or ohild.
Dr. Chase's Liver -Kidney Pills may be
had from any dealer or from the 000nu-
in.cturers, Edmnoeson, Bates it Co.,
Toronto. Cue pail a dose, one cent a
dose.
Dr. Citnee's Temaned and Turpentine to
and colds, Largest bottle on the tour-
ket; only 25 cents.
A. COUSLEY9
Real Estate 86 Loan
Agent, - Brussels.
Mousy to Loan on Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
Of Interest.
Money Loaned on Notes ' and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire (@ Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
CONVEYANCING.
A OOUSL EY,
Office over Doadmau & McCall's Store,
BIttTSSELS.
Cheap and. First-class Material.
Every Householder should call and see the
Nlcalary Coal ail Stove with Fountain.
BIT'S A DANDY.
Window Screens all Sizes and
Screen Doors made to order. .
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Newest
Lasts
:Exclusive
Designs
Lowest
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01711 STOGIE IS NOW COMPLETE
IN ALL LINES
and we will sustain our past Reputation of
"Best Goods at Low Prices."
Established 1871.
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It leaves nothing further to be desired. Rates and full infor-
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