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e'er The Jona d.,es ,f justice to his buratto
ho spe,u14 less fit adsHtistatt than he does
real,—A. 'V, ST4WAit r, the isilliottaire notecha
of Nate York.
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Mti GEO. Hesizy were laid up
Or a few day e last week but is all
;light agaiu.
Mit. Moe KERNS has been laid
up with rheumatism for the last.
three weeks, but is now able to get
about with the aid of a Wick,
WE REGRET TO LEARN that M r.
Robert Todd, of Woodstock, is not
improving es his friends would like.
His case is still a critical one.
Ma. Bex Trisects, who has been
working iu the Doherty Organ fac
. tory for some fime past, will remove
to Goderich this ‘veek, taking hie
family with him.
THE base ball match between
Exeter and Clinton on Friday was
won by the latter club, in 18 runs
and an inning to spare, Exeter 17
rune.
/ Miss FANNY RANCE, returned
home last Saturday, She has been
visiting friends in London and
Detroit., for the last two or three
week&
Mn. \TM Kei-es made ono of the
largest shipments of eggs, last Fri•
day, that has ever left Clinton.
He is making arrangements to put
wagons on the read to travel and
Wednesday. Aug. 18th, 188 gather eggs through Stanley and •
other parts uf the county.
MR. W. JACKSON will "do" the
city of Montreal this week, and will
in and Around the "Hub." endeavor to secure single fare rates
for companies of the militia who
may attend a proposed military
review on the Clinton Agl. Grounds
• on the days of the holding of the
Great IIuron Central Exhibition,
JUDGE DOYLE spent a couple of which promises to be one of the
hours in Clinton, on Monday, while best of its kind ever held in this
waiting for the north bound train to part of Canada. The dates are fixed
take him to Myth where he held for Sept. 24, 25, 26.
Division Court same day. -
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LOCAL NEWS
Sown lit.
MR. 1). D. 13UCHANAN spent a
week holidaying in Clinton.
THE SEarmrtt Expostron
A. W. Car:Italie, of Clinton, has
been here fur three weeks, cleaning
and renuvelieg clothing. He is an
excellent hand nt his business and
the satisfaction he has gi yen iS abun•
day tly .111anifested by the large
amount Of work he has received.
'REEVE CASTLES, of lleyfiehl, was
in town Monday. The gentleman
had heen to Geelerich to hive legal
ad' c i tl!,, fermelities required
to he eemplisd with in order to
guard of his conetitti•
elite in the p7oposed bonus and
loan hy la tv to he submitted to the
propel ty holders of hayfield on the
20th day of Sent,-mber 1889,
Some ner, ego Wingham voted
88,000- f6r a new town hall and
called for tenders for the creatiou
of the building... At the last meet-
iug of the council the tenders were
opened. • There were seven of them,
rangit4; from $9.282 to $11.062...
All being abov. •t ho amonnt voted
tile matter will rest until • the
nliinicipalelection's for 1890 when
the people will 'he asked for the
further sum.
DU, BLANC\ LI, Was atAilsa Craig
on t•ittuday, attending the funeral of
1410 uncle, Arr. Hugh Kennedy, L. D.
flied on Saturday3norn-
ing from 'softening of the brain,
after au illuese of seven weeks,
Deceased was born in the village of
London iu 1833, and had been locat-
ed iu Ailsa Craig for the last twelve
or fifteen -years, and enjoyed a large
practice around there and in Lucan.
He leaves a widow and two children,
who have the sincere sympathy of a
very large number of friends
throughout the county.
A SAFE CORDIAL.—The Rhode
Island State of Health Bulletin says :
No one who, ,fatigued by over-ex-
ertiuu of body and mind, has ever
experienced the reviving influence
of a tumbler of milk, heated as
warm as it CUD be eipped, and with
or without a teaspoonful of sugar,
will willingly forego a resort to
it. The promptness with which its
cordial influence is felt is indeed
surprising. Some portion of it
seems to bo digested and appro.
plated .almost immediately, and
many who now fancythey mood
alcoholic stimulants when exhausted
by fatigue will find in this simple
draught an equivalent that will be
abundantly satisfying, and far more
enduring in its effects.
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EATING FRUIT.—Some people are
afraid to eat fruit, .thinking that
fruit and diarrhoea are always as-
sociated, when,
if they uuderstaud
the true cause of diarrhoia they would
know that it was caused by eating
meet. In hot weather meat putre-
fies very quickly; and during this
process alkaloids are formed which
are very pofs-Onous, acting as e1110 -
tics and purgftives. It is true that
fruit eaten -green or between tneals
will interfere with. digestion and
cause bowel troubles; but use fruit
that is perfectly ripe at meal -time
and only beneficial results will fol-
low. Acids prevent calcareous de-
generations, keeping the bones
elastic, as well ns .preventing the
accumulation of earthy matters.
Fruit is perfect food when fully
ripe, and if it wore in daily use from
youth to age there would be less
gout,. gall -stones and stone in the
bladder.—Canada Health Journal.
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WE HAVE NOW OI HAND THE LARGEST AlD 'MOST
COMPLETE STOCK OF
School Books & School Supplies
WEST OF TORONTO.
OVER 100 liINDS Ol
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LEAD PE,1\16i
TN SIOCK
Big Bargains an Our Half RICO Tables TMs Week
A. few BABY CA ltRiAGES
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Chris. Dickson, Clinton
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INNOM,5111111MAXMISIIMMILICIIMGICOIVOMIARCialoiliCemalt.Malthilk.
ti Miss HATTIE Pore, of London, is A GRAND DAY.
pending 41 few days in town with
Holds.
THE lacrosse match between Sea -
forth and Clinton on Friday re -
Suited ht a tie game.
/4ISS LIZZIE: LOGAN, of the "Rat-
tInbury House," went to London,
on Saturday, to rennin a few weeks
visiting friende.
THE MUNICIPAL veteian of NV.
Wawanosh, Mr. Chas. Girvin, was
in town one clay last week on his
way to see hie' former colleague
in the county parliament, Mr.
Humphrey Snell, of Hullett, who
we regret to leave is not improving
from a some time illness as rapidly
as desirable. According to partisan
politicians we should take no stock
in these veteran reformers, but if
fruition were the outcome of good
wishes both of the gentlemen would
lag upon the stnge of life for many
years yet, While we regret to learn
that Itfr. Snell is yet ill, we are
pleased to note Ii. Oirvin is hav-
ing the best of health.
LIKE OTHERS WE NEED MONEY.—
Wo suppose many people think
newspaper men are persistent dun -
tiers. By way of comparison let us
suppose that a farmer raises 2000
bushels of wheat a year, and he sells
this out to 2000 persons in all parts
of the country, at one dollar a bushel
to each, a great portion of them
sayiug. "I will hand you the
dollar in a short time." The farmer
don't want to be small, and says
"all right." Soon his 2,000 bushels
of grain are gone, but he has little
to show for it, and then he realizes
that ho has frittered away his whole
wheat crop and that its value to him
is due in a thousand little driblets
consequently he is seriously ember -
ratified in his business, because his
debtors each owing him only $1,
treat it only es a small twitter, and
and think it would not help much.
Continuo this kind of business year
in and year out, as the publisher
does, and how long would ho or
could he stand it. A moment's
thought will eonvince any one that
a publisher has cause for peraistent
dunning. There are $3,000 owing
to THE NEWS•RECORD in this way.
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Combined Exhibit of Horse
D-eeding and Speed
at Clinton.
Friday last will be a memorable
day with those who either from a
humane sporting stand point or
from the more material one of in•
West take stock in that noblest of
all domestic animals—the horse.
LIABILITY.—A. merchant sued a About one o'clock the Doherty
party the other day for goods sup Band started from the Queen's hotel
plied another party who had been and marched to the Rattenbury
formerly a partner. The goods House, where, under the superin-
were supplied after dissolution of tendence of the Grand Marshal of
partnership but no notice had been the day, Mr. Eph. Doherty, a
given of same. The court held that GRAND CAVALCADE .
either member of a firm is liable for
had been arranged to form and pro -
goods supplied the other, although
the firm is dissolved, wl
aere n'o ceed to the splendid turf grounds
of the Clinton Driving Park Asso-
newspaper notice of such has been . .
ciatton. The cavalcade was preced-
given.
ed by the Doherty. Band phi) ina
HEAD MASTER Turnbull and Mr, enlivening music such as might be
'Perry, of the Clintoti: Collegiate expected of trained artists. Then
Institute; are home again, evidently came carriages..containing the offi
much invigorated by several weeks cers of the association, Presideut T.
untrammelled contact with the out- C. Doherty, Secy-Treas. Robson,
side world. The former fresh from and the Directors. Next came the
the St. Lawrence *here, perchauce, nineteen clean limbed, various gait -
he may have been guilty of joining ed equine gladiators, and drivers
in : - and riders iu their motley parapher-
" Faintly as tolls the ev, ning chime, nalia of carriages and colors, with
Our voices keep tune, and our oars keep tho music excited and spirited steeds,
time ; going to make up a parade of gor-
Soon as the woods on shore look dim,
Well sing at St. Anne's our parting 0 , aeons m° a,miticence that would have
• delghtedeven the Shah of Persi
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hymn ; i
Row, brothers, row, the stream runs fast ; or any lover of the decile and use
The rapids' are near, and the ilayliglit's ful friend of man. The 10110831011
past." was semi -oriental in gorgeousness
The latter gentleman,. being on and wholly Clintoniau iu its ex
more intimate terms with the classic pressive outcome of tho intensel
muse, may have revolved in his practical and Progressive spirit that
mind, as tho circling wheel gripped rules our people.
the iron, bands amid the grand up- „ Shortly after arriving at th
!navels that diversify the face of 'grounds the concourse kept aggre
nature in the Great Lone Land : gating until from 1,200 tie ,50
From these high mounts of Ood whence persons were present, a largo pro
light and shade portion occupying the grand stand
Spring forth ; the face of brightest heaven while about forty vehicles will
had changed
To grateful twilight. ' many fair occupants dotted the
field. It was very gratifying t
HORSE IIEREnrrv.—The Royal notice the : liberal sprinkling o
Agricultural Society of England lutes present. Xlieir presence wa
and the Royal Commission having an interesting commentary on th
suggested to - the Council the de- social decorum which prevailed an
sirability of a conference of mem- shows that the popular tide is agei
burs of the veterinary profession be setting in favor of properly con
ing convened by them for the pur• ducted meetings of this kind. Eve
pose of considering, and if possible, horse racing would he a bald alibi
defining what defects in a horse without ladies and music,. Th
shall be regarded as constituting soul stirring strains of the Dehert
hereditary disease, the Council, band, the parasols and ribbons an
after due consideration, ordered a soft eyes and smiles of the ladie
circular letter to be issued to each were aa pleesing as the warblinc,°o
member of the profession in the feathered songsters in shaded sylva
United Kingdom, asking them tu grove, though actuality leveled th
tabulate their opinions. Among glaring sunlight from an uncloude
the replies was one from the -Nest- sky falling upon the thousau
dent of the Royal College of Voter- presentBut ones attention
inary Surgeons to the effect that taken from a review of the pleasin
the following diseases shall be deem- features of the assembled crowd
ed a legitimate reason fur disquali- the rival horses speed round t
Nation :—Roaring, whistling, side- ring. Hankerchiefs and hats wa
bone, ringtione, navicular disease, as excited men and modest went°
curb, bone spavin, hog spavin, wave theirs beacons of approve
,grease, shivering
and cataract ; and amid loud plaudits, as their favori
further, that under certain circutn- horses respectively take the iea
stauces the undermentioned diseases and are either neck and neck'
she% be deemed to justify the re• gaining as the goal is neared or
jection of an animal for breeffling they pass under the wire.
purposes :—Splint, stringhalt, con- Indeed the races in the Drivi
tracted feet, . weak feet, bursal en- Peek at Clinton on Friday la
largements, such as thoronghpin 23rd., were, in every respect a an
and wind gall. cess. All the concomitants requi
ite in make up of this kind we
ANOTHER EDITOR DONE Paone.— on hand: Fine weather, with
Last week we had the pleasure of times tnild reminders of cool zephyr
announcing that the editor of THE inspiriting band music end lots
NEWS-Recortu had received a vela- it, good attendance, splendid orde
able gold watch and chain from ft good track, fair number of entri
personal friend and old subscriber. in the various races, and ea
'It was quite a gratifying surprise to animal tested for all it was wort
have ,our journalism endorsed in These supplemented by courteo
this handsome manner, as the donor officers, and judges, whose coudu
knows the recipient chiefly through was above even suspicion, meti
the columns of THE NEWS -RECORD, out justice teinpered, "with mei.
they having met but three dines in all tended to promote univer
thirty years.. Present giving to satisfaction among the 1,200
editors seems to he contagious, for 1,500 present. The expression
last Sunday morning a nicely pot- allliands being "Splendid Da
ished pair of cowhide stage boots "Grand Sport." "Very Good Race
was to be seen in the front of the etc.
Nem Era office addressed to the
editor of that paper. The donor of In the 3 niinute trot there w
five entries. The first heat show
them was equally 0,8 modest as liber pretty
al; for we believe he is unknown oven thing between Ba
' win and Happy Lucy, but the lar
not even attaching his initials to
got oft her feet so often and
the address card. The donor's
such considerable distances th
liberality was evidenced by the ,
though corning under the ctrl
amplitude of the pedal coverings.
first, she was sot back third. T
Our informant is authority for the
second heat was marred by au ac
statement that there was somewhat
dent to Jay Gould who choked a
less than a hide of leather in each '
fell, striking his nose on the grou
of the monster boots. 'Tis well and making it bleed, the dri
thus. And while we wish our getting out of the sulky before
contemporary long life to sport his over. The score was :—
present, there is reason to hope toppled
from the capaciousness of the
leathern integuments that there
will be scope and verge in them to
encase the most generous enlarge-
ment of his understandings.
SOME ONE TO LOVE HIM. -0130
evening last week a begrimed son
of toil, of erect head . and manly
mien, might have been seen re-
turning home after his day's work
was done. When not far from his
house he was met by his wife with
a little toddler in her arms. She
evidently thought that this going
to meet him, if only for a few
steps, would be accepted by her
toil -worn husband as indicativel of a
desire to meet happiness half way.
And surely it was "nice" to see the
anxious wife welcome her work
blackened husband as pleasantly as
though lie had come out of a band
box nil pomattnn and perfume.
But the preceding part of' the
incident is not nnueuel. What
called for referring to this at all
was the remark of two girls, yot in
their teens, who came along just as
the pleased wife greeted the grati-
fied husband. Oue of the girls in
passing the happy couple sneering-
ly remarked', "It's nice, isn't it."
To which her companion replied
"Toe 1)00 1100, must be very nice."
These jeering words were used in
the hearing of the wife, fur she
looked around on their being utter-
ed. The remarks 1,vere rude it' only
thoughtlessly used. That blacken'
ed workman has a whiter soul, we
will venture to say, than thousands
of those who dress in purple and
fine linen, droning deadhead i upon
society, some of whom the girls
would probably have been pleased
to call their "mash." The thought
struck us as we heard the sneering
"Ain't that nice," that the thought-
less utterers might be in a worse
position than that of the wife of an
honest man, be his hands and face
never so smutty. Some persons
estimate happiness by purple and
fine linen, fine houses, etc., but,
says a thoughtful writer, "When I
wish to ascertain the real felicity of
any rational man, I always enquire
whom he has to love him.
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Baldwin 1
Stephen A .2
Happy Lucy ..3
Reliable 5
Jay Gould 4
Time -2.38, 2.43, 2,39,
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pair, which we claim are
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CLOTHIERS,
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In the 2.4Q class there were five
entries, Whitely's bay stalli6n
Carlisle, an even•gaited powerful
trotter, taking first money gesily in
three straight heats. A protest was
entered against Donaldson trotting
in this class. The score stood :—
Carlisle. 1 1 '1
Donaldson .3 2 2
(4 u tllith( ... 04 3
Rosewood 4 3 4
Sandy If •
Time -2.40, 2.34, 2.35'
The free for all race brought out
tho speediest time and was fairly
well contested, though 'Whitely's
Florence G. from the first was the
favorite. In the secoild heat,
though, Dr. Frank gave her a close
push for first place. The score
showed :—
Florence 1 1
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Frank 2 2 2
RosaDr.B
Mollie B. 1 1 3
Barney B -
Time 2.29, 2.27, 2.29.
In the running race there were four
entries, but only three competed.
Topsy, owned by Beattie Bios.,
mal,
Brussels, was a gamey little 8111 11481,
while trim little Skip did not fulfil
anticipations owing probablyante
to not
being fitted up in time. The score
stood :—
Topsy .1 1
Donald Goff 2 2
Skip .3 3
Time 1.58, 2.00.
The Judges were P. McGregor,
Brucefield ; Thos. Bell, Winghatn:
John Mooney, Clinton. Time.
keeper Isaac Rattenbury. The in-
partiality of these gentlemen is bo-
youd all praise, and the proof of it
is in the lack of " kicking " on the
part of owners of horses or the spec-
tators.
The refreahment booth on the
ground, run by Mr. Watson of the
Commercial, was a model of pro'
priety,nothing approximatina in-
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toxicants being sold. And the
fakirs which usually follow in the
wake of all large gatherings were an
exceptionally decent lot considering
the class that follow their Isbmaelit-
ish calling. ” Tom " Carling in
stertorous tones sold " pools " on
the various races to the satisfaction
of takers.
THE RIGHT or Wm—An ex-
change says :—" Many who drive
do not seem to understand that the
law gives the right of .way to the
pedestrian. A man or woman who
is crossing, the street at a regular
crossing is not obliged to look out
for the person who is driving the
teatn, but the person driving is to
take care not to jostle or incommode
a person walking. That is law and
common courtesy as well. How
frequently do we see teams draw
up at a crossing and pedestrians
. . . ..
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11E17. Mn. MORDY, of Mager:
Falle.,,willpreach next Sunday in
Willis church.
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CHALK. TALK. --One Milk dealer
of Woodstock has taken action foi
slander against a rival vendor fel
circulating a report thet the aggriev
ed 'party 'put the "Most chalk in hi:
milk.
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t UOMPLIMENTARY received by tbI
office from Chief McCrimmon an(
Secretary Yule, of the Lucknom
Caledonian Society, to attend thei
annual meeting on Septr. lith
Good programine and low railwa;
rates,
HEALTH llonev.—A. leadim
physician lays down 200 rules fo
preserving health.' Tho chief one
of them cr appear to b : Don't ea
; don't drink green tea ; don'
tPakek animal food oftener than twie
a day ; don't read immediately afte
meals.
JACK " GENTLES, of Kincardine
was in town last week. One eoull
faraway look of revenge I
his usually jolly looking counteu
as we xeforred to some remark
that appeared in the Review col]
cerning him, Whether it will en
in a suit for libel or pistols an
coffee for two deponent saith not.
poLL. INST.—MISS MacArthur 0
Port Perry has been engaged to fl:
the vacancy in the Collegiate Inst
tute staff caused by tho resignatio
of Mise Stork. She is recornmeni
ed highly by Inspector Seath. Th
salary is $500 per annune—M
Giffin, a specialist in Science, an
highly spoken of by the junk
Inspector of Coll. 'nets., takes th
place of Mr. Hill, ---Mr. Robb loo
° after roisterina a aroun
during vacation and takes his pia(
with the other two old members
the staff.—The Institute re-opene
oMonday with the best staff
n I
teachers ever employed in conne
tion with it.
KILLED.—Mr. Henry Beaeor
son of Mr. Robt. Beacom, former
of Hullett, presently of North Car
lina, was killed not long. ago whi
working at a bridge in Washingtc
Territory, not far from Seattle, ti
town recently destroyed by fit
The young man had for some yea
boon employed bridge building f
a Railway Company at good wag
On the day ho met his death he w
at the lower portiop of the structu
when a piece of timber fell from t
top striking hitn on the head at
killing him. The body was 01
balmed and forwarded to his fat
in North Carolina.Deceased Ns
an exemplary young man and qu
skilful. He was a nephew of IV
John Beacom, of Ontario St., Cl
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