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LINTON
Established 1865, Vol. 49, No. 31
CLINTON ONTARIO THURSDAY JANUARY 2819i
W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publishers
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Town Council might hake a start
this year at plantinga' few trees
a't thePaark and in time the town
would have an ideal Park. There
is lots of room and it would not
interfere with the various sports
that are played there.
That there are some citizens thee
are not following the notice that
was printsd in the papers—that no
ashes are to be put on the streets.
eets.
Better 'move them off now.
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That it was lust cold enough lest
week and the coal men were hapily
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That the Ottawa Journal rightly
corrects a Detroit napes wh'els said
that Canada is hard hit by the war
`Che Journal does so by simply
pointing out that Canadians have
deposits amounting to *i•li • 7 per
'head, white Americans have only
$76.75.
That the Offiicers and Directors
should be getting. busy Tor the
Spring Show and see that the ban-
quet is an annual utf air! 11200'1)
good can be accomplished ley hav-
ing outside speakers (lather ad-
dresses.. Why Holt try ant get
President Creelman of the 0. A. C.
who. has just ;recently returned
From at 'trip to Australia and New
Zealand in the interests ,o'f Agri•••
Culture?
Complete a Course in the
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and the Resting w111 nr+ove to you
tial Wisdom Of Graduating 'from
this 1F'an 0us School.
C'atal'ogue Free. Enter any time
W. J..liilliott, Principal
13f Yonge St. Toronto
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Belgium Peas
At the beginning of the
war, we were fortunate in
securing a quantity of
Belgium Peas.
These are the finest.
sweetest, selected cted ie s
grown and canned in
Brave Belgium and as
the supply is bound to be
limited, we offer them for
sale in our south window
for this week only
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Huron old Boys'
Annual at Home
The•;fiffeenth 01)0001. At
Rome of 'the Huron Old '
Boys Association of Toron_
to, held last Friday evening
in Odd'£eIlows' pilau in '
College street, proved a .
snecess those events always
are. The 'hall was decorate
eel( with the flags of the
allies, ;palms and' ferns, and
and the; tables /from 'which supper
Was serve! were bright With yel-
low, and red tulips, daffodils' and
narciissi. The guests were received
by the :President Dr. Struthers, and
Mrs. Struthers, the hatter in oid
rose satin and veiled with black net.
Mrs. Holmes wearing a black satin
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Patriotism and
Production Campaign
A Meeting will be Held in Clinton
on Monday, Feb, 15.
The Dominion Department of Agri-
culture is coopei.alinn with the Ontar-
io Department in n Series o1' Agrioul-.
1111111 Conferences which are to be held
throughout this Province, the object
being 10 explain and disenssconditions
in countries where ht e stook and agri-
c nl 'ura) production will be affected by
tee war. Ahricnitnral specialists who
have made as study of these (.o"(litious
and ale capable ofshowiug their effect,
00 Canadian opportunities will be
prosect at these coufereeces and give
dude views.
11; Muton County two conferences
will be 11011 em 2'hnrsday, I+ebruaty
11, in the town ball, A'Vingleun, and
on Monday, b'eblvaay 15, in the town
hall Clinton. The speakers at the
both meetings will be Mr. w. Squirrel
• Ti S.A., Associate Professor of Field
llusbandly at the. 0, A, 0 , Guelph,
who will diaouss "The duty and Op-
portunity of the Oauadian harmer,"
with relation to live stock, and Paul
I Angle, B,B.A., of Siuteee, sveu will
discuss live stock possibilities. An
avenin;;' meeting will be held, and it is
honed the attendance ou both ocaas-
icmv at each. place will be Iarge and
rrpresentntive of theprogressive farm -
1,114 and live stock breeders of this
county. It will pay any man inter-
ested }n these subjects in attend and
gather this valuable inforirlation,
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• The writer o'f the Globe
• summary last Priday morning
.0 makes the follo'wing appeal
O to Canada's young. eaeu;
• "The • writer di this sura
• m'ary 'would like to impress
O upon 'readers 'of service age
• that the war Islay from over
ea —that s0 'tar as the par ticipa-
• lion of the British Empire is
• concerned it can scarcely be
• said tohave begun. There
6 are not less titan eleven mil-
• lion men today engaged act-
• ively ie 'warfare. Not one in
4 'twenty is British. Of native-
• born Canadians in the re-'
o gular army and in the 'Priv-
o cess IPettricia's Regiment -
O the only one yet at'the front
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—there 1106 not 500 men Who
O 11a\e been under 'fire. The
• entire first :eoutiugen't 'has
9 not in its ranks 30 per cent
O o'f native • born 'Caeaduans.
O The proportion eon isa
good
deal
O better in the second, now in
O 'training, but it is'discluieting
0 t learn hlt In rural Ontario
gn the recruiting 'for the Third
O Contingent hes been af• it u'e
• In the cities and larger
dr •towns the response hes been
O eXeell1nt, but scarcely one 10
6 four of the number required
81 'from snlniler places has come
O 'forw<ard. Do'the young mem)
O of `rural Canada under -
O stand that Belgians,'Frenclt-
• men, Russians and Serbs are
to fighting not 'only for the se -
fa verity for their 0)vn lands,
O but for the Maintenance of
6 'Canadian liberty? We shall
O not do veru much to destroy
e Germ e militarism by sing-
• ing "Tipperary" rut !hockey
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An Amazing Prophecy EDITORIAL
How a Monk in 1600 Foretold the
Present War and Downfall of
Germany.
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The New Era is endebted to Mr.
Henry Joyner 'for the copy of the
'Coventry Standard, which appears
the following. amazing prophecy of
the present tsar. It will certainly
be' interesting reading to our man;)
rerdere.—,
We are receiving eonst)ntap-
plications Tor last heck's "Dover,
try Standard" 'which contained
this prophecy, and inasmuch as
all the editions are out of print
we 'have been ur:atle to meet the
Wants o'1'our readers. In deferen-
ce to repeated eguests 'we'''ave
to reprint the prophecy in all the
editions this week, It is as follows
The French newspaper "The Fi-
garo" 11aa xeeently published a
remarkable prophecy written in
Latin in 1600 by a monk named
Johannes fortelling with uncanny
accuracy the present war . and
the downfall of Germany. After a
few preliminaries the monk con-
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'The real anti -(Christ will be one
df the monarchs of his time, ;a
on of Luther he 'will invoke God
n3 proclaim himself as 'His mes-
senger. That prince o'f lies will
swear by .the Bible. He will repro
sent himself as the instrument of
the Most High chastising the
corrupt nations, $e will not only
]aim- omniscient power, but his
innumerable armies will adopt the
evice2lG•od with ns" and will ap-
ear like legions o'f the devil.
Per along time he will act by
eceik 'and stealth and his spies
will overrun ail the earth and
e will be muster o'f the secrets
f the highest.
He will have wise men in his pay
who will certify 'and proclaim his
heavenly mission.
ZVar, will furnish hila with the op
portunity of raising his mash, it
will not be ;1 war against aFrench
monarch, but another war whish
will be ch-zracterised by the 'Tact
that after two weeps it: will be a
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hrisii�an people 14Iussulnrans, and
even other distant nations. Its arm
ies will gather in 'four quarters of
1e earth,
But the •angels"tvill louse the
spirit df men 'and the third weal:
they will understand that he is
the anti -Christ .and that they will
11 become slaves unless 'they over
.throw the conqueror.
The anti -Christ Will. be recognis
d by many traits; he twill massa
ere all priest, (monies, children, woof
n, ; arrd old Hien, he will show
o mercy, 410 'twill ,. Bass
ere'' in hand, like the barbarians
but he will invoke the name Of
Christ
Elis deceitful words will appear
like 'those of Christians, but. his
et willresemble those of Nero and
he Roman perseeuters. He 'will
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He will also he a Christian, but
he will die 'from the curse of the
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Tuesdae a'f'ternoon of this 'Week
H uron. x10, Council' assembled at
Goderic'h and one of {the first
ltemd of business, and a most in-
teresting feature, Was the. selection
of 'a'Warden. 'C'hoice ,fell on John
NI. •Govenlock, the genial and pope
lar Reeve of McKillop Township,
who will )2111 the chair with ability'
and prove a worthy successor t'o•
'thq long line Of fine fellows who
have preceded him in this much
sought for poeitfon. We wish War
den Govenlock a year of much
pleasure to himself '' and great
prosperil y ;to the County.
The new Warden is the eldest
son;, of the late Robert and Mary
born at if r
ovenlock 'wasanda
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purhey, Tuckersmith Township in
thsl year 1862; Shortly after the
family moved ,W q farm in McK111
op Township, 2' miles North of
Sea'fort111 'where he spent his youth
P y
ful years. He attended ,public
school in S; S. No. 4.
Outside of 2 years spent at
Walton Mr, Govenlocl: bas coetin
uously resided' in McKillop sand
for years has been engaged in
the manufacture of tile and bricic
in addition? •to.,conducting farming
operations, p i s, Ile, made a good
choice of a life partner in the
person of'Miss Nellie Scott 'Days
daughter of the well known ex -
'Co `.Councillor Thos, E. Hays.
then o'f McKillop, but note of
Se,ffooth, 9 children were born to
'their home :7 of whom are living
One son T.: E., is teaching at- opo dictus, who will have
St. atharfnes, Ont., and one been chosen at the beginning of
daughter is married to N. Ireland
the reign Of the antiaClvis't,
in the `i est. We s'h'all no, longer see the
Mr, t"xovenlook spent i% years as :'pr'ies'ts and the monks confessing
Township Councillor land ie sit -
for
absolving 'the combatants;.
ting }n the Reeve's Seat of honor 'for the first time priest's and 010)llc
for 10th time, 3'aeclsmation .etc c- will (fight with other citizens be-
cause the Pope Benediietus hav-
ing cursed the anti -Christ he will
proclaim that those who fight will
be saved and if they die they will
go to 'heaven a8 martyrs.
wash him a Irleaeant occupancy of The Papal Bull 'which will pro-
business affairs, which Dill stand claim these things will have great
him! in good s'te'ad now, publicity, it will revive courage
He is a Liberal in 'Politics, a and will bring the death of the
Presbyterian in Church relation- monarch allied to the anti -Christ
ship and is .D D G. M. in
1 connec-
p<
Toconqueror
the anti -+..heist it
Iron with the A. O IJ W. Order will be nec>.essary to slay more
Idi00 ,h as one of the Vona oxen than Rome ever held. It will
miseisioneoners of 2VIcKillop Rural Tel yen
all efforts of the countriesfor
tions( being to his credit. Ile is
8 years tin the ,County Council in
which body Ire has served on
all the Ciommittees and .as Chair-
man' made hirneelf well Skuainted
ephone Company and is Secre-
tary etof the Board.
Warden •Govenlook has a host Of
'friends fo'Huron Co: who congrat
ul'ate thine upon his preferment and
wiltli him a pleasant occupancy o1
this seat of honor.
Reeve Dr,, 'Milne Of Blyth, was
runner ,up •and should reach the
Warden's Pled:: in due course,
`lee 1 c w - Warden will make a
good ,presiding o'ffieer, courteous
and gentlemanly, will bring' to
the office 0,wide and a varied ex-
perience?. and in his official duties
will prove himself well able to care
For (the best interests of the finest
'NountyT on the reap of Ontario.
whom 'the cock (France), the loop
and (England), the white eagle
(Russia), stand, to bring about the.
'fall of the black eagle (Germany) if
the p rayers and offerings of all
the huen'an race do not come to
their. aid. •
Never wi114bo human race have
been in such peril, because ,rtiae
triumph of the 1100, -Christ would,
be that of the. Devil in which lie
is incareato-
'Iit has been said that 20 centu-
ries atter the birth Woi•d. of God
comttin'ued, on page 6
17 per cent oI3400se Taw school
children are victims o'f adenoids
and enlarged termite, so says a
dental expert.. It looks as 10 ap-
pendicitis is likely to have asival.
New Ontario, is one door of hope
We trust the Prov1nciel Govern-
ment will see that the latch string
is easily rec'hed 'by ;the right class
of people. •
By the trouble experienced in
the horse purchasing business for
the British army it 'would almost
appear as 10 there' 'was more .inn'
soundness than that 'belonging ;to
the equine.
The News -Telegram of Calgary
takes the following fling at
Ontario Editors.—One Ontario .Edi-
tor has been handed ,$500 in cold
cash, while andther has'; been horse
whipped, ar.d another handed' a
jolt in the jaw. Down in that coun
try an Editor is liable to stumble
on 'to anything. -
The Red Cross nurse .49 the An-
gel df Mercy and gocd cheer to-
day as never before and we won -
%der 'how the sick tnd wounded.
soldiers could ever be looked after
'without her, patient, persistent,
patriotic .prese fee. Dou21 less
many a "Gori bless you" cheers her
in her strenuous and nerve rack-.
ing mission' of love and humanity.
Somebody has said there are too
many people between the man
behind 'the hoe and the man with
the mouth. In others words the
line-up between the producer
and the consumer requires to he
reduced before /there is much
chance of ,the high cost. 'of living
getting back to terra firma. Whose
to blame?
Some clever Dr, or scientist eras
made the discovery that (the "fat"
oyster is a hearer of typhoid fever
germs. The commissary de'part-
men't df the church socials Should
Look closely after the public health
an eschew the "portly" bivalve, A
few less oysters in the soup would
not make much difference, out
side Of making "diving" n were
precarious job.
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has diel av •
nt s
S d .slur•
again as the new death dealing
instruments of war are being in-
troducsd in the military arenas of
Europe. ,70I, Nations who were so
anxious at the Hague .Peace +"dn-
Teren •es to eliminate destruction
and loss of life [they have( gone
into the murdering business with
a zeal worthy of tte best cause on
Bart:., "Wax is 1 ell" verily.
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Our lioness and the public schools
are the moulding 911018' di' the Na-
tion and whatever the 8,54.0 com-
ing Canadian omen and women to
be will largely deperd on what is
lived out'ar,d taughi):in 11 ese cen-
time. How interested we' should
be and '!tow se pious a 11/0/101' it
is 'to pelmets, home circles, )teach -
era land !trustees. Malting or mar-
ring appears to be the situation
Dr. Caroline S. Brown was eiect-
ed to the Board of Education in
Toronto' on Mewl. Years' Day and
her attitude during her period of
office will 'hare much' to do with
the continuance Of women on such
Boards. Some think "it is no place
Tor a woman" but we would like
to ask such chronic kickers who
generally takes the most interest
in the educational affairs of the
children at home, the father or
mother? Guess it's up to you, drd.
to 'plead guilty to direliction to
the trust and 'willingness on your
pazit to transfer your rights to
#he'queen of your household. Mr
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Brown has y1, :met right' to set at
the Board we think.
What do you think. Of a 1County
Demonstration Farm? It is t'the
bringing, almost to your door, nf
the experimental work now done
by ;the 115110ns institutions, such es.
the Ontario Agricultural )Farm at
Guelph, only on 41 snzal'e: scale.
1Viany a version would be able to
take advantage off local farm ex-
periments along very practical
lines, in their own County who is
not noW. deeplyamlu•essr.d with the
work done at the longer range:
.i
r 1 de-
partment
t to este u1 even one 1e
Ability
<rtment in '1n.. avocation i lite
p1 any voe.a on n o
is n boon of .almost inestimable
value. Wonder '1Vha't Minister 61
Agi•icubtuze, ]lu'ff, 'bulks about to^.e
uestion?
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