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few meta a( rut.
lathe early ituaratag attar, the lone
rider familiar eo the literature of that
period :reeked t:aderich after bat-
tling
tling all mot with piled up show
dr'ittt. In fact, there sweat* to have
been several Bine riders, fearing re -
trona frost deutans polio. And when
the returns tram these polls were ad -
tied to the figures already in, the
startling discovery wus suede that
Hon. .L C. Patterson wee elected for
Wait tlurou by the narrow majority
of le.
When there was a second, owl even
more reminding. ,celebration.
Patterson held the seat, at ►Seem-
tary of State. Minister of Militia end
Minister Without Portfolio, under
three successive premiere -.Abbott,
Thompson and Bowe%. On Septem-
ber 2, 1895, he was named Ideuten•
ant -Governor of .Manitt'btt.
For the second time in the pulite
reen`.tiry terni, =Wt t: leanest• telt• veg. ▪ -
unt; and for the third time in fiVe
years M. C. Cameron bore the 'Gait
banner, The Bowel! government was
in a bad way just then, the {'neet of
traitors” episode had broken or was
about to break, and Cameron could
talk the two great languages, Eng-
lish
nglish and Gaelic, more vigorously than
ever, and Dan McGillicuddy's vitrio
lie pen was still rampant. :Cameron
recaptured the seat by comfortable
'margin, and. his re -appearance at Qt
tawa vats the signal for a memorable
ovation from both Opposition and
Government benches..
It was a singular circumstance that
the talents of both famous political
warriors should have been transfer-
red to the West. 'Cameron was re-
elected>. in 1896,1M, shortly, after wads
named Lieutenant -Governor of the
North+West Territories. A few years
later he died in office at Regina.
. Hon. J. C. Patterson survived his
erstwhile antagonist, by nearly thirty
Years. Among the singular compti-
ments paid him was that of being
named 'by the Laurier government as
commissioner to enquire into titles of
ownership held by the . United King-
dom in .the Arctic tertitoriee of Can•
ada--a rather noteworthy tribute
from his opponents to his standing
as a public man and a 'lawyer,
HURON PRESBYTERY
AND PRESBYTERIAL
OLD TIME POLITICS cut figures in- Canadian politics at
IN HURON r that time.
-My Victor Lauriston)That was Hon, James Colebrookc
Patterson, whose long life was to
Forty years ago and oven less, they' raetieally bridge -not merely. Queen
took their politica ' seriously en\ the Victoria's reign but those ef her two
Huron 'shore. That was a habit successors. Born in Ireland in 1839,.
handed down from the still more dis- Patterson as a youth of 18 celebrated'
taut days when Tiger Dunlop fought `Victoria's . twentieth anniversary on
,the Canada Company. In West•Hur- the throne in a poem which won a
on, in the 80s, the political pendulum letter of graciousrecognition from
swung betwixt 'Grit -ante Tory, but Her Majesty,- ' The same year he
mostly favored that doughty Reform came to Canada, where he was, sue -
veteran, • M. C.Cameron._ - cessively,.>n school teacher, a member
The keen party spirit even invaded of the Civil Service,, a barrister and
the schools. As a very young school. a school inspector; and, all the time,
boy at Goderich in the memorable an- more or less, ai litterateur..ile. sat
notation eampeign of 1891, T remem- for North Essex in the Ontario Leg-
ber the youngsters wearing red and islature front 1874 to 1878, and in the
blue ribbons. Even the dogs wore National Policy election of the latter
them. And a favorite bit of political year captured the Dominion seat for
• repartee was the doggerel verse : the Conservatives._
Porter on the white horse, - When Sir John Abbott becamere-
Cameron on the mule, Tier in 1891,:Patterson enteredhisPorter is a gentleman cabinet .as Secretary of State. He
And Cameron is. a fool. had lost his. North Essex seat, so that
Young Grits .got back ,at their sin- the vacancy in West Huron was op-
tagonists by the simple expedients of portune.. The West Huron Conserve -
using the same general-purpose verso tiveS welcomed the prespeet ofbeing c
with the names changed about. represented by. a cabinet minister,
In that campaign of 1891 the and Patterson promptly received the
doughty Cameron was running nomination. The veteran Cameron I J
against Robert . Porter, who ' had was re -nominated by the Liberals. '
wrested theseat • a
fr himin 187.The i
em $ campaign n wasexceptionally
df
n g
ro �received.
Game n valiant newspaper ' 's-
bitter. The Conservative admires -
support
support from the late; Dan McGilli- tration at Ottawa was on the down-
euddyy, then editor of the Goderich grade; and accusations against it
Signal, and later founder of the Cal- were countered by, all manner' of
gary News -Telegram; one of the most' themes' against Cameron himself.
forceful newspaper writers Ontario Agaihst Patterson the utmost that
ever knew., any a Tory writhed could be _ urged was that fie was an
from the smart. of McGillicuddy's outsider. Voting took place on a bit-.
- gall -steeped pen in • those days. ter winter day, and both sides fought
Y ar fte r
.e s a rwa d Cameron's or t -
s. thefast vote was 11
,till o wa ed
while 'henchman turned on his patron Prom the outset the returns favor -
and in a series of letters entitled ed Cameron. (Late that night, ;ac -
"The Pausing of Cameron,".denoune-. cording to tradition, his election was
ed the man whose cause he had so conceded. , Reform partizans turned
long championed. That, however, is out and celebrated. There was a fes -
another story. tive gathering of the Grit elect at
Cameron won the 1891 contest. He Cameron's house, when the triumph
was, however, unseated; and the re- of the "old war. horse" was celebrate
stetting vacancy brought into West .ed in speech, song. and other ways.
Heron's public life for a brief space To weeks of hard battling, and a
one of the-' most striking and elear- night of wassail, at last succeeded a
United Church "Gilthering at Exeter
on Tuesday
The meeting of h Huron Presby
tery of the United church was held in
the Main street United church Tues-
day, April 80th, with a large attend-
ance of delegates. The following of•
fivers were in charges Rev. R. H
Barnby, of - Blyth, chairman; Rev. W.
A. Bremner, Brumfield, clubman. of
M. and E. fund; Rev. W. It. Alp, . of
Atibur'n, secretary.
An interesting item of the morning
program was the statistics report 1by.
the secretary, which shows a splen-
did and encouraging growth in the
church work for the county. After
the morning session the delegates.
adjourned to the basement of'the
church, where a splendid lunch was
;served by the ladies of the e'hurch.
At the afternoon.session reports of
various committees were heard and a
busy afternoon . was spent until the
lose of the session at 5.
Some of the delegates�� present are
as follows: Rev. W. Kniht, Mr.
• E. Tom, Rev. C. l! . Clarke, Rev. J.
E. Ford, W. Bailie, Jno. Dustow, all
o • o erich
Gd o
Rbv H lieu o
r Nogg. . Holmes
W. Bellew, A. Cuthill, of Clinton ;
Rev.- Daidson, of Wingham; Rev. Ir-
win, of. Centralia; Rev. Moorehouse,
Rev. Down, W. Medd, E. Shapton, C.
'Cann, of Exeter; Rev, White..lo,;! Elm -
vide;' Ittev. Chandler, W...Brown, of
Porde/eh; Rev. Weirs 1$• Kornick, of
Blyth; ltcv. Craik, of , Gerrie; Rev.
Sinclair, W. Dougall,' of Hensall;.
Rev. Bolingbrok, It. Vann, of Wrox
'eter; Rev. Colling, R. McGregor, of
Grand :Bend; Iter. Walden, A. Shaw,
of Blucvale; Rev, Guest,Mr. Turn -1 -
bull, Mr. Baker, of Ethe; Rev. Her.
bert, of Holmesville; Rev. Walker,
of Dungannon; Rev. Lundy, of Nile;
Rev. Abrey, of Londesbo ought Rev.
Anthony, of 'Thames Road; Rev; Pen-
rose; of Varna; W. McDowell, of
uburn; Rev. McDonald, Rev. Smith,
•
THE GODERICH STAR
"I took Lydia Pe Plnkham's Vege-
table Compoi►nd-because I was 'so
sick every month that I had to keep
ray bed for two days and I suffered so
that I felt badly all the time. I had
been working in a factory hut for a
tong time was not able to work as I
wail set run-down and nervous. My
friends told me of the Vegetable
Compound. I am now sound And
well and have gone back to work. I.
leave a good 'appetite, my color is
goal and I am in good spirits,".
- Etwiln Bouique, ip Alma Street,
- Weeps, New Brunswick.
ly,lia EI ['inkhorn's
Ve�etaille Compound
° ,SAN r• .II N IMail
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mental development. yet ,chi, peon%
kwho these not ,have hie ehaIst s d ft °la 1
ueete;l is not alloy/Mg the ahilti si
1'fair citani:e.
1j Now ee the time to hase� the child
'1:ebo his not as yet at ended se•hool
ICX:einutiVii. ;.nit, if he is found t,e stave
.ie•tee.e.a, tie leave diene treated. lie'
t having this diene now, the i hili! wilt
have elle summer., in which to build
;up his health, so that he may startto
school this tall •progeny prepared to
ee.eire the ,greatest •beneti. Train his I
echo.! attendance.
We have suited that defects via not
cause idea riiilcl to be ill. This does'
not paean that defects are not a ser-
ious menace; they are. The damage
done by defects is net, as a rule, seen
until adult life. A'erste per -cortege •
'of heart disease, of kidney disease
• 'Raj other diseases '.f Middle lifts aro
due to neglect of diseased teeth, ton -
ails and ether sueliparts Where there
.,...eb_infeetieln; than -1M, leting•g. iene„. .
• line eialty ate` t- tt�eatnied,: oeett
feeds is our eldef Hope of deereasing „
those diseases which naw take et hea-
ey toll at middle age. ,
dressed. to the flea iiu� Health,'
hs-
soeiation, 184 College ,St., Toronto, ,
will be answered personally by corte-
•spoudenee.
secretary, Mrs. Venner, Clinton; as-
sistant supply secretary, Mrs. An-
drew,-"Godericlr; secretary of Chris-
tian stewardship and finance, Mrs.
McKenzie, Egmondville; Missionary
Monthly secretary, IVlrs. Doan, Clin-
ton; strangers' secretary, Mrs. Brom.
tier, Brucefield; literature secrot14xy,
Mrs. Southeott, +Exoter; press secre
tary, Miss A. Lawrence, ISeaforth ;
temperance secretary, Mrs. Colborne,
Godertch; without portfolio, Mrs.
Hernilton, Godericb, and Mrs. Wil.
son, Winghant,
NEW BOOKS AT
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
- F'Iction
-A -Lantern in her Hand --B. S. Aid -
rich -
Flower o' - the Ileather-•-E, • Me-
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- A Self-made Thief -;-Hulbert Footner
= Storm-House-eKathleen Norris
_ Paradise Court—J. S. Fletcher
_ Non-fiction :
_ England .Beautiful=• -Wallace.- Nutting
The Life of Moses --Edmond Fleg
- The Plays of .X. M..Barrie-•-
_
The Mineral_ Resources of. Canada-.,
Elwood S. Moore
- Grammar "for Grown -ups --Chas. C.
Boyd
Books for Boy* and Girls
- The- • Two Jungle Books--Rudyard
Kipling
Canada's Story—H. E. Marshall
England's Story—IL. E Marshall •
The Young Trailers—Jos. A. Alt- '
sheler
The Forest Runners --Jos.• A. -
slider . •
The Boy !Stout Crusoes•--Edwin C.
Burrit .
•Pitl3LIC . SCHOOL .-BOARD • •
The monthly meeting of the public
sanool •board was •need on '1Vlonasty
evening, May 6th; (present, Chairman
t;utt and 'trustees Parsons, :tuner,
rail�y t�e and
Mittel.
. N-t:t
yt1. '
1-iiaei al
p Stonehouse of Victoria
school reported for the month of
April 184 .boys and 184 girls on the
rolls, with an average attendance of
ttei boys and- 165 girls, or 91 per
cent. t'enny llanlc deposits $142.24,
460 - deposits. Non-resident fees
paid, $6. Miss P. Sturdy . supplied
calf. a day each for Miss G. Ilannitoii '
and Miss G. S tardy.
Miss Sharman, .principal of Central.
school, reported 98 boys on the roll -
and 86 girls, average attendants 91
boys .and 77 girls, 91.3 per refit.:
Penny Bank deposits, 853.95, '100 de- °
posits. Mrs.. i►eud;tt taught ° three
days for Miss mall acid three days.
for Miss Elliott.
A letter was received from Dr.
•Sinclair with reference to the sub -
jest of auxiliary classes, that is clas-
ses for pupils who do not make the
,same progress as other ehildron. I)r.
Sinclair promises to come to 'Gode-
rich to meet the board and &mires
the subject of -ouch classes with then
on their next regular 'meeting night,
June 3rd, end it is likely that ar-
rangemente will he made for aceom-
modating those who may be interest-
ed in hearing lOr. (Sinclair,. in fact it
was decided to hold the regular meet-
ing of the board at 7:30 that evening
and tit 8:15 have Dr. ,Singlair address
the gathering in the kindergarten
room at Victoria school.
An application from a teacher at
New Hamburg for a position on the
staff was received. Several of the
teachers had applications in for -in-
crease: in eatery and Miss Nairn
tendered her resignation to take ef-
fect June 30th. The requests for
increase wore laid over and Miss
NuIrn'a• resignation was accepted, and
the sepplicetion from New Hamburg
considered with 'other applications
when any vacancy' there may be is
advertised.
READY FOR SCHOOL.
A
J. Seott, W. P. ;Lane,. of Seaford* ;
Rev. Brown, of Ashfield; Rev. C6n- -
” nor, o'f:Kippen; Rev. Maines, of Wal-
ton; Rev. Barker, of Brussels; Rev.
S. Cople, of Belgrave; Rev. Cutfield,
of Lucknow; J. Woodall, of .Credi-
ton; J, Jarrett, of Hillsgreen.
Missionary Society
The meeting of the Huron Presby, -
terial Women's Missionary Society -
was held in the James street United -
church, with an attendance of about
400 women and girls, and Mrs.
Hogg, of Clinton, presiding.
Atter an opening service by the
Thames Road 'Auxiliary, the welders".
ing address_ was given by Mrs.
(lieu) McTavish, of Exeter. Then
followed the roll call, which showed
62 auxiliaries: One Y. W. • Auxili-
ary, 14 Mission Circles, seven C. G.
I. T. groups, 23 Mission Bands; seven
Baby Bands, ttotalink 124 organiza-
tions. Then followed some very en-
couraging reports front different sec:' -
Merles showing progress along
every line, after which the treasurer
reported receipts totaling '818,785.
Rev. Dr. Barnby, of Blyth, brought
greetings from the presbytery. The
morning session was then closed by
Mrs. Pollick.
'The afternoon session was opened
Let. me give you
the Delco -Light facts
DROP in next tithe you re in town and PH
demonstrate Delco -Light for you. 'Yortsll
be highly interested in learning the real facts
about Delco,Light. ;You'll probably get a
surprise when you hear the money and work it
wives, how little it eosts, and how easy Generld ' 1
Motors have made the payment terms.
DiE'LCO-LIGHT SALES and' SERVICE
CAMPBELL st: LIETTON, Box No, 1, Eornolca,'Ont.
W. W. Coote, Sub -Dealer. Godoriob
•
at 2 o'clock by the Bengali Auxiliary
- followed by a question drawer on -
ducted by Mrs. Lane, of Seaforth.
Rev. Mr. Gilchrist, of .St. Catharines,
and Mrs. Jessie Weir, were the
speakers of the afternoon and were
followed by a piano duet and a mis-
sionary etory by Mists Sweet, u mem-
ber of Janes street Mission Bend.
The election of officers then took
I
's. Mr Clarke eof Gotdet ch.by ¶lie cession was then closed with an ad-
dress of thank s by+ Mrs. Hogg, of
. Clinton, and prayer by Mrd, David-
son, of Wingham,
A splendid dinner was supplied at
le o'clock in the basement of the
then -eh by the ladies of James street
church. `the oMeets elected were
as follows: Vast president, Mrs. J.
E. Hogg. Clinton; president, Mrs..
Moltard, Exeter; fret vice president,
Mrs. Thos. Gibson, Wroxeter; t>econd
vice.president, Mrs. Lane,Seaforth;
third vieetpreaitknt, Mrs. Wirhtmatn,
Blyth; fourth vire-prsident, Mea.
Antttong, Thames reed; rcrirding
itettetaree Mees Conaitt„ lfensall; "er-
r'csitotsdieg eterettary, Mrs. Car/liner,
Clinton; frc surer, Mrs. Greer,
Winghaan; C, G. L T. secretary, Mrie
Masted<on, Witighaln; young people's
ercr,turv, Mrs!. Irwin. Cant/tits;
eltildre►lt's eterettsra, Mrr, Stehle,,
-Regrow; sin+, a iatcd #*lpet e gem-.
tary, Mrs, t'oneor, gippee; /supply -
A1waes
to tle cor.tte
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there e
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HEALTH SERVICE.
• of the
Canadian tleddieal Association
It may appear as if thin article had
been given,, •by mistake, a May date
for punliceitton instead of one in a ep-
tember. J'u t now, moat people- are
likely thinking of the close of school,
or proinotionn and anranner vacations.
It ie, however, time for thought, par-
ticularly concerning tate children who
will be startler; •to attend school for
the fret time thee autumn.
Whenever anti wherever a rt l
of chidrn are examined uinn oma
Ing eehool, quite it high percentage of
them aro found; 10 recfaire macdieal
care. They tiro net•ill, but they have
what are •rteaernlly called defects.
Tlic ;o defects ;nay bt' di.^,caeed teeth
or sonans+ adenoids or canto :limiter
condition. L"t1:El defrcta a.r, toe make
the +chisel 01 in Glee male -ley retro of
they word. 'iileey ere, however, a nee -
hate handicon to tete+ child; they eon.
atituto an Additional burden viiich
drains else child's rccea-ve. No pat'
ea *retail delil.;erately do assythrne to
interfere with hie eland'o I ligoital ae
s
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Y
By Ross Farquhar
I�ridny-Pa put it over en Ant
hnatny tonite at the super table and I
iiiitt'•'teleave she.'has saw the point of
it Yet neither.. She was usting why
MN of the Musikal shows witch
ahoivs on Broadway- St. in No York
stays for surety long run sum times
and pa answered and replyed -They
run so long on acct they have so
mans laigs.
Sate�dny I -ovorherd a converse.
shun of 2 men tawking today and
they both vaseale bandiged up like
thole shad ben do at cupple reeks or
slum thing. 1 trim -sed to the -alter
man. happened 1 e t
app ned o. you and the
other man sed tt ben Ierning my wife.
to drive the ottomobeel what happen-
ed to you and the usher man replyed
in answer and sed Well I refused to
fern my wife to drove the ottomobeel.
And so I tthot • of are • teechers tawk
on -cos en effect:—
Sunday--Pas dussent, no weather
he will have his job tamers or not
b ru n the paper
e x i. the other day he
putt; the Tong headline over the peace
about the new wimon's literary so-
ciety and it red Museum of Antieki-
ties Opened. Sum of the wimen is
pritty sore at 'the editor and' the later
is sore at pa. •-
' itIunday—Ma and pa has been in-
vited to go to the maslcerade ball and
pa was 'a saying n he e no
i diddent
d what
Y g
to make up as. . Ma sod Well you
have ben reading about them Suthern
Kernels and ect.'"why dont' you Em -
personate a gentleman. And pa rot
about l.j sere at ma. 'General, Sore-
ness seams to prevade. • • •
Teusday-�I ate afrade. that it the
teecher dont take back •what. she sed
to me today I will be kwitting skool.
She sed if'I diddent emproove.. in
rithmitic why -she was a going to
send nee home for good. Even at
that I dont supose it wood be very
Is your daughter
enjoying life? -
TT is just in herr "teen
age" that a girl should
be getting the most fun
out of life I—Yet so often
it happrna that girls of
sirctet:at- 10 - twenty have
outgrown their strength
--are quickly tired, pale,
nervouo, .generally retie
clown and unhappy ! -
These, are sure signs of
anadenia, it condition that
results from thin, worn-out,
eendetnourisfaed.blood. Dr.
',"✓illiaiaa' Pink Pills !lave
corrected thio }ii thonseed,
of girls. Hero is the actual
experience of Mrs. Ben
Nicholas of Wean, Ont.
a'1Yly daughter was in a
run.doaur stela. She was
CAA/ tired and did not wish
to atsociata with others, Al
this eras unnatural, I began
giving her 1». Willi/ems'
Pink Pins, and they teen
taado a crone Healthy girl
of het 11oc1/ (lois as happy
a girl an o ie would wish to
see."
Start veer dattaeater on,
this proven treatment neer
by buying Dr. Williams' Pink
Pitta ct veer d sggiat's or any
dealer in medicine` or by
assail. 0 ante, poetpiid,
from ' The De, William*
Medidtts Co., Brockville,
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p esan't at Immo ifs that wood iia fpen ,
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to Occur.
Wgnsday-••-Yuko got keg in tonitc.t
(The teacher was - a trying to show A W TEa{R �.�(a+
v •.1 .�#E
iti
Watt me wird ztiig'niiide Tent. .bo
she sticks up her heel and walks'U�•
nerost the room and net Joke how she 1TE YL ,,SS
waiked. and he sed Bow Legged. ,
Tlhirsday After skool I told Ms -
tern that his ma was looking for him
and ttonite when he emu u ti toAre
u
Ms -
house
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whet* h ova
e adcnt set down.
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So I; gess glee must of found hint. - ' Miller's 'Worm Powders' Inc• Swed 7W,' !U.'. W for Demon
• and ;palatable to children, who show ' . • : t • ... •
no hesitancy in taking them, They 1• s t'atiort
Will. eer seely bring worm troubles to ---...
an. end. They, are a strengthening e.
and stimulating medicine, eorredting•n.
the disorders of digestion that '
g a the '
worms
Cause arid'
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imparting t ac Y
a heal-, ��
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thy tone.to •the system most beneli. f
tial to devclepmcnt. ILECTNOCtIIN
-Dr.'Version
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Btrltannlet Road
Y .need, P,M.G„ gives the fob
lowing helpful adage, f •
"A pontmaltter a day 1 .....rl -41-- -MAUL ..... ,
peeps the 'Blues' away." STAR ADS GL's RESULTS
There arc many Coins
OLD co. T.
he.rcu.teM. circulation. andly-
frigtiroud'in drawers -
that have great value. For example— the Copper Penny dated.
1939, with the Bank of Montreal on its face is , today worth
$15.00. Itis not so muoli the age that counts -it is the scar=
city of particular Coins of certain dates.
•COIN CATALOGUE Tells you about the Rare
THE RARE Coins of different count.
ries--including Canada and the British Colonies—and gives you
the prices I guarantee to pay for same. With the book of re.
Terence, you will know that 0 the ,Coins you have are not listed,
they have no premium value. '
SENT POSTPAID FOR EIGHTEEN CENTS (Nina 2e stamp
41 els)
A. E DOCHEi i Y• & CO.
96 'Wurtelnbut:g Street Ottawa, Ont.
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