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7 nooxe of eaelyweek
PS, s Of -the greatest
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LOCAL rumens.
LOW Notes OUR V1TTESOX
.. Council pteeting,on 1104(1ay night )44°NEl.GGU v. iW3 C}A. HOLIC•
float.
kir �+iail t Is�now olerltin.R in Iv the Editor of Cle .iVew Bra.
Ostitis. ! Sia, --Tho name of W.IA? bnaid in
A new roof has been put on Beat- connection with as ohurali, 1:111ivetSary
ties new liver]'; here, ip alwayai cure to ori w a orowu.
} We .are fond of the boxleaqua ane the
Miss f E Robinson is'':away on a sensational. We ere: alwayp:fond, in a
plait to Detrelt, genefal way, of hearing the Catholic
pest of Mre $iddleoom . `
M*Sineliar, of Rhine town, is the 1
oat tarn denounced, but on the oocasio>s
of s last visit bora we uoceived a
1 deal more we bargMrined
Mr 10124011011 front a slab pile tor, and a great deal more them pus
apo sprained his ankle. ' money's worth,
Mr Thos Oliver, who him been laid On Sunday evening he preached to na
i?"secfiiss, at Cnninghame's'to-day, for up sick for several sveekee le now able that we eihoul ges of anot
l constitute
onstiitta aofourselves
'14* Wit.•to be out. ' others, On Mondry evening *Woos
Ill Panted, Plums, Pear', and Apples, Commencing with the let lust., onl oonetituted himseyf judge of the
C,dITrrzloQN BRAS- , the Bayfield mail goes by way of orthotics but prosecuting Oonnsel and
Doable send Single.Harneea,finestool>. Seat`orih. ' .. jug aa well. Harrrai sod, 0oasvioted,
TWITCH -ELL Clinton, and sentenced to the infernal region;
forever. and forever, RO t
Mr Horace Foster was one of the
judges in the ural department of the
itch °sow as wee.
i ie who is ttendin the
Model sere, has been en for
Bnttep d School Ogee, Grey,for
1892x.
Mr loman a convey Jew,
forthe Brethren, on Sun-
day; he will be here to night (Friday)
also. •
We are sorry to hear that there is
no improvement in the condition of
Mrs Whitehead, who is sty confined
to her room.
o er travelliq passenger
andH.
freight agent of the Flint and
Pere arqu t<e , a wAyf was in wn
OD Monday.
Al the tin of the Ontario
Unudertakera last week, Mr J 0 Stev-
enson was appointedone ofthe vice -
pr eet eats,
Mrs George Nott,of Tuckeremith,
captured any number of prizes in the
ladies department O the Mitchell
Show last week,
Messrs R Agnew and G A Newton
leave for Toronto in a few daye, for
the purpose of pursuing their studies
in dentistry,
Rome, Bemanism
• ' p„ -A good general servant, to M ell h 1 t k end all her devotees. According to
geed wages will be paid. Mas. J. this gentleman's view the Catholic
HgOsmarls. Mise Srp i1 , h a is not a Christian religion, it is pagan-
ga ism; idolatry, nay, worse. The Brah•
orae H,eaxase is our specialty, and ' S b I H mins, and Buddhists of India are
•*wet offer some fine este very cheap.— Christiane in comparison, it in devil-
alVANidOi!i & ARMOUR. M S ted ism, nothing more or lase. And be
Miran M Worm, Huron Street, who preached o devoted the greater part' of the evening
d to the demonstrating of these assertions.
over Strew and Felt Hats, has Now of what use is a tirade of abuse
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sane',derable experience, and feels is directed against the Catholics. Does
;fl ytopgi ly competent to give satiefao- the Rev, gentleman think haat the
E aq every case. Orders respectfully Protestants of Hoimesville and vioinity
h d h 11 fi ed are in danger of forsaking their religion,
NO.r'ICE. or did be think to convert from the
_ H F.
6r illi g g faith of their fathers the Catholics who
All parties Indebted to us ter Binder' were present, by ridiculing and anath-
Iferiue will please take notice that M it misusing those tbiage, which they
Twine accounts become due on the let have been taught from their infancy
etOot, and we -will thank them for a M d to hold as sacred. In either case the
pugrapt settlement. — HARLAND w e g course which be adopted would defeat
the pbjeot which he had in view; Prot
_,,, h estante are in no danger of forsaking
their religion, so long as the ministers
d of that i iligi0n aro cOnsastent with the
Parties in arrears to this g
doctrines which it teaones• :o teaohes
us meekness, humility, charity,—thi 4e
d Q f h M'tch 11 things which were conspicuous by their
office, will oblige us very absence in Mr MoDonagh's epeeoh:
It teaches us not to lose sight of our
faults and failings, in our diligent search
for the faults and failings of others,
and not to wantonly wound their feel.
ings, becausethey chance to differ from
th it Y 1'gloue opinions- and be -
;featly if they settle the
andna without At w
tame at ono __. a recent meeting of. the Orange
`Society. a resolution of condolence
was passed concerning the death or
the late E. Corbett.
further notice..
Er
•
on loom,
1 The News -Record has rented Mr
R !mins store in the brick' block,
and Mr Glascow pas rented one of
Mr Searle's stores,
HIll' FACTORY.—Mr Jail Fargu- The respective Millinery Openings
son bee rented the premises known as drew out quite a number of people on
Rose's Pump Factory for a term of Saturday night, who were repaid by
Ave years. We believe he intends to elegant diaplays of goods.
carry on the business..
Mr II B Marcey has accepte% the
Twenty imported sheep, bought by position of general traveller fo the
Mr Malcolm McEwen, of Stanley, Uxbridge Organ & Piano Co ; this
and which had been in quarintine at will necessitate his removal to Tor -
Montreal for several days, arrived onto.
here last Saturday. Mr W E Landsborough, of Tucker -
HOT WEATHER —The month of smith, brought to town this week a
September has been an exceptionally pear that measured 13x16 inches and
fine and warm month, in fact it has weighed 29 ounces. This beats any -
been warmer for a few days together thing yet.
than during any other month of the Mr Murdock McMurchae, and
year. It has given fall wheat an wife, now of Harwood Dak, are vis -
unusual growth, although on the iting their old friends here. It is Mr
other hand it has dried up wells and McMarchie's first trip back ; be has
small creeks. Now that October is done well out west.
leached, it is not likely much more Mr T C Doherty has accepted a
warm weather will be experienced. position under the Bell Piano and
WELL SOLD ---There is no difficulty Organ Company; he does not know
experienced in selling first class yet whether it will necessitate his re-
stock at good figures, as there is an moval from here or not.
•aneatisfied demand for breeding ani- M C. Cameron, M. P., and daugh-
mala at high prices. At London ters were among the visitors to the
Fair Mr Jas Snell sold to the Pro- Huron Central Fair, on Wednesday.
rincial Government Stool garm of He is looking well, and was warmly
New Brunswick nine Leicester sheep, greeted on all hands. •
receiving the following prices, for 4 Mrs J. W. Green, of Wiarton,-is
elrearling ewes $110; 2 ehearling rams down on a sit. We understand that
$70; 2 ewe lambs $4 arlin ram lamb an effort is being made to persuade
pert He sold a shearling ram to a Mr Green to engage in -tire newspaper
party lambsfrom for 4at $6 i an ind two bnainess in Huron again.
ram for $40. Making all
$850 for 12 sheep, which is a vary The concert given in the town
good price indeed. hall, on Wednesday evening, by Pro-
. MARE. BIGTnteeseiIxa:—There.has. Scott, was attended by a large andi-
ence, and all were delig' hted with the
been considerable talk lately about entertainment provided for them,
big threshing and in your last issue I Mr Jones,the gentleman who has
notice an account of some extra
w rk,‘done on the farm of Messrs charge of the Edison Phonograph that
Goidgn, Gemmill. I think I can b' d irons
to l you of something that beats any-
thing I..bave yet seen reported.
When Mr Chas Murray takes off his
coat•and settles down to work he can
just` Make these fellows look small.
One day last week Mr Murray thresh-
ed with a Monarch machine, on the
farm of Mr Anthony Tyndal, cones
Bion 4, H R S., oats at the rate of 15
bushels per minute, and Mr Tyndal
and Mr Robert Doig carrf;,i.away the
boxes. Mr Murray was threshing on
time when he did this work and was
trying to break his former record of
14i bushels per minute.--Seaforth
Expositor. [The Monarch, made by
Ferran, Maepbereson & Hovey, is ev-
idently the machine for fast and good
work,
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B,
GOSPEL F¥
'Not f t s,
•
without exception the finest . we
have ever shoe. In this d�e.
, p
partniex t we lead the trade with,
the newest and nobbiest goods
obtainable, We aim to keep the
best, and have now m,stock some
veryStyiishCostumes and Fancy
Goods that we have imported di-
rect .-from Great Britain. They
are the newest things shown this
season. Trimmings to match all
,shades.
Mantle Cloths
Mantles and
Have you seen our Ready-made
S�� E E'�`
1V.�U��IG i��1C?
For sale at
ROBINS BRO
Book Store and News Depot,
Weir's old stand. opposite the Market, CI
na in e e l •
and calla forth a limited atanount o Mantles this season? They have
applause from the depraved and the
fanatical. On the other hand Cathol- three qualities that commend
cause it snits the whim of the w9uaen ;
ios are not going to be convinced of the
fallacies of their religion, by a man
whose almost every sentence is incon-
sistent with the doctrines of his own.
I have sometimes wondered 'Why Mr
MoDonagh should have enuh an antip-
athy toward the Catholics. He seems
to talk as if he had a personal grudge
against them. *
There .may be some people amongst
them whose conduct is such that they
deserve to have those 'berme applied to
them. There are certainly somo such
people who olase themselves in with
the Protestant denominations. But a
religion, that has, and has had, as
fits -adherents, those great and good
men that we read about, cannot be
wholly evil. A religion which influ-
ences men to give up everything that
they hold dear, home, friends, civilized
life, and to oast in their lot with the
heathens, in order that they may
preach to them the Gospel of Glad
Tidings, as commanded by their Mast-
er, may not, according to Mr Mo-
Donagh'e views, be a Christiafi reli-
gion, but according to the views of
othersless predjudiced, it is at least
deserving of milder terms of reproach
than that gentleman applies to it. A
religion that influenced a young wo-
man (the daughter of rich parents, and
who might if she so pleased, move in
the highest society, and enjoy all the
comforts, and luxuries, and pleasures,
of civilized life) to deny herself all
these and to be content with the coars-
est fare and a pallet of straw, in•order
that she may be inured tb those things,
when she casts in her lot with a leprous
colony in one of the islands 'of the
South Seas, may, according, to Mr Mc-
Donagh's views, be a religion of the
devil, but according to the views of
others less predjudioed, it is a religion
of Christ. And I would sooner far
take the chances of these so called
pagans than I would that of the loud -
tongued Christians,who, surrounded by
all the comforts of oivilized life, and in
a suit of the finest broadcloth, and on
PRIZE TAILERs.—Aa the prize Bet
of the Industrial and Western Fairs
are not now published in the daily
papers, it is difficult to find out who.
really are prize winners. The fol-
lowing is a partial list of those tak-
ing prizes from the county of Huron:
—4 yr old H D Stallion, 3rd, T
Woodley, Brucefield, 4 yr old shire
stallion, let, Dorr & Willis, Exeter;
2 yr old H D stallion, 2nd, James
Snell, Clinton; yearling gelding, 2ad,
T Woodley, Brucefield; 3 yr old El D
Canadian stallion, lot, T McMichael,
and diploma; team geldings, 2nd, R
Ross; Rodgerville; 3 yr old Durham
bull, 3rd, H W Smith, Hay; Durham
bull calf, 1st, T Russell, Exeter;
Derham cow, 3rd, Jas Snell, Clinton.
We ,understand that quite a number
more prizes were, captured by Huron
popple, but it is impossible ,to get at
the correct list until they are pub-
lished.
is be ng exhibited atthe venom fairs,
is an old Clintonian, having attended a carpeted dollars platform, anda year,and ap-
plause
h to the tune of
the Collegiate here several years ago. plause from the rabble, denounce as
Mr C R Commander,. of London, paganism, and idolatry, the religion
Was in town last Week, and for a man which makes such men and women as
growing up near the eighties, hethese. What is all this howl about the
looks well. In the days of old he f Catholic hierarchy, and the grasping
was one of the most successful busi-
ness men of the place,and he had
the pleasure, while here, of shaking
hands with many of those who were
cotemporary with him.
them to buyers :--THEY FIT WELL,
LOOK WELL, and ARE GOOD VALUE.
In Mantle materials we show an
assortment hard to equal outside
the cities. Sealettes, Beavers,
Heavy Serges; Diagonals, Plain
and Fancy Ulsterings, an endless
assortment.
5 per cent
off for cash.
FILL ANNOUNCEMEN
Getting Beady for the FALL Trade
New & Fashionable Goods arriving daily -
We expect to have the best -assorted stock this' fall we have ever bad:.,
DRESS GOODS & SILKS, new shades and qualities..
SEALETTES, Mantle Cloths, all the different makes.
CARPETS, FLANNELS, COTTONS and staple good
TWEEDS, CLOTHS, OVERCOATINGS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, FURS,
BOOTS and SHOES, RUBBERS, FELT GOODS,
Prices as low as the lowest for good goods. Some have low pricese
and poor goods; we have good goods and low prices.
sista John iodgouhs
Full stock, all new goods. No old stock, as this is our first fall seasonk,
This department is in charge of MISS ,DAVIS, who understands the-.
business thoroughly. See her work.
DRESS and Mantle Making.
Which we have carried on so successfully during the past year, will be under -
the management of MRS. LESSLIE, of Toronto, and London, England. She
has had large experience in first-class work. We expeot to do the fine work for
the town and country.
91C-A.D1EpAE1.TM'T.
for work by the 20th of Sept.
We have made an engagement with a first-class Cutter. We expect to be ready "
See our stock and get our prices. Smart boy wanted to learn the Dry Goode trade -
- & - Gibbhigs1?lumsteel,
Sept. 1191, C�IIINITIO �T Street.Alert
SCARCITY OF FRUIT SASE.—There
is almost a famine in fruit jars in this
place. The cause is attributed to the
abundance of the fruit crop this sea-
son and the consequent cheapness.
This fact combined with the cheap -
nese of sugar as compared with last
season has led the thriftyhousewife to
go into fruit canning on a much larger
scalethan heretofore, with the result
that quart fruit jars are hard to get.
Some dealers in fact are sold out en-
tirely and it is hard to get orders filled
in Toronto and other points, as the
demand far exceeds the supply.
JUST A LITTLE S8LA1tl--On Fri-
day of last week a younk lady, who
floras not line far from here,wae going
down town and her sister said to her,
"While y'Gn are getting ready I shall
write a note that I want yon to take
down town for me." So the young
lady went to get ready., harrying at
fast as;she could, and in a' few min-
utes again appeared on the scene. She
said to her sister "Where's the note?
Of course, you haven't got it ready!
Well, I wont wait" So off she went
with her head high in the air, saying
doesn't take salute, lf "Remember
to get
ready." She went down town, did
somo shopping in several of the
stores, then called to Bee a friend on
the way home. While talking to her
friend ehe discovered that while try-
ing to show her sister bow smart she
Was she had, in her haste, put her
blouse on?.wrong lido out, with the
ravelled edges of the BeaRIS all ex -
tabbed to view. We'll not tell �rti nig
�ia9raon Who the Dung lady Is, but
het feelings niay be imagined.
Church Notes.
On Sunday next Rev Mr Fear. of
Nile, and Rev Mr Shilton exchange
work.
The regular monthly fellowship
meeting will he held in both Ratten-
bury and Ontario St churches, on
Snnday morning next.
Rev Mr Osborne, who for twelve
months has been pastor of the Bap-•
List church here, preached his fare-
well sermon on Sunday evening.
He has received 'a call from the Bap-
tists of Howick,but has notyet decid-
ed what he gill do.
ThaSalvation Army hada big jub-
ilee and banquet on Tuesday and
Wedneeeay. Brigadier Spooner, and
wife, from London,, were present; the
latter being instructed directly by
Mre Booth. Other officers and sold-
iers were present, and a big time en-
joyed.
A band of arched men invaded the
little village of Sari Antoine, Mo„ on
Saturday and looted the poatoffice
and a number of stores. At the post -
office all mail matter, money and
stamps was carried off. Two hard-
ware stores and a blacksmith shop in
addition were found to have been
looted.
Tho directors of the South Welling-
ton Plowing Match Association have
held a meeting to arrange for the Pro-
vincial plowing match, to be held on
the Expermiental Farm on Thursday,
Oct. 22. A..number of handsome do-
nations have been given as prime b
various implement manafaetnree in dif-
ferent parts of the country. It is now
certain that more than $600 will be of-
fered in prizes. Everything indicates
.hat this will be one of the best attend-
ed Matches ever hold in Canada.
for power, anyhow? If the Catholics
are getting power, who is it but the
Protestants who are giving it to them.
And are the Catholils to blame for ac-
cepting the favors granted them, and
of extending by all lawful means, that
religion which they honestly believe to
be the true one, and the spreading of
which is therefore their duty? If the
Protestants are going to sacrifice their
religion and their country through an
insane love of partyism, are the Catho-
lics to blame for accepting that country,
and substituting their own religion for
the one that has been sold so cheaply?
Surely not. And this howl of the
Protestants against the Catholics is
the very quintessence of foolishness.
How is it on the eve of a general
election? Why, we sce.the Orang•Pro-
tliatant cheek -by -jowl with the by no
means green Catholic. Nothing is too
good for him. Ile is a peaceful and
law-abiding citizen. We meat increase
his favors and extend his privileges.—
How is it should the Catholics throw
their weight in with the other side?
Why they are the Roman hierarchy,
seeking to undermine our religion;
striving to substitute their own, and
endeavoring by every mead in' their
power to grasp this fair Dominion of
ours, and add it to the dominions of
the Pope. If Mr McDonagh wants sub-
ject for ridicule, here i is. What is
more ridiculous, mo-, •;nicidal, and
more insane? And 1 si<<,nld like very
much to hear that gontle:wan take this
question of party politics up, and deal
with it in his inimitable style. But I
do not wish to hear him launch out
against the Catholics anymore. I had
quite enough of that on the last occa-
sion: His language then was wholly
out of place, and altogether uncalled
for.
When you come
t0 the great
-Iuron Central Show
next week,
Come and see our Show
ONE wnO RESPECTS OTnEna' F5RLIN69.
En. NOTE.—Our correspondent has,
we think, fallen into an error, or we are
wrongly informed. Mr MoDonagh did
not attack the Catholics, as such, for he
expressed bis sympathy for people who,
be claimed were misguided. Hedid as-
stheail the hierarchy, however, planing
blame for alleged ignorance and false
teaching there. Our correspondent may
say that this is a distinction without a
difference, but Itis well tb bo preoiee. We
fail to sec, ourselves, what good is ever
accomplished by severe strictures on the
religions views of others,who differ from
us, who have as much right to their
own opinions as any other sect or de-
nomination. Whore eters are need in
the above letter, we have omitted a por-
tion that was a personal reference that
would only weaken the general argu-
ment of the correspondent, who is as
good a ProtSattiint as resides in Harem
En. iiw Erin,
EXPLANATION
We will have our FINE- STOCK open for your inspec-
tion, and we will be pleased to see you whether
you are buying or not.
We claim that we have the largest and finest stook of
TWEEDS, CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS
in this section of the country, and we want you to
see for yourself whether we are right or not.
Our READY-MADE CLOTHING is our own make,
and is no higher than the ordinary cheap goods
that are on the market, and for fit and style there
is no comparison
Our stock of HATS is complete, with the newest styles
to be had
We will have some SPECIAL LINES for next week
that will pay you to drop in and dee
Some people say that we cannot sell goods
at our present prices and make any money, -
and they are perfectly correct in thinking.
so. We are not looking for profits, and
are willing to sustain some severe losses..
during this
DlGMiN660Day'sSalc
Here is the explanation -
we want to raise $5,0Qc
in hard cash, and we are
busy at it, so never natudl,
the profits, so long as you
get GOOD GOODS at the
wholesale prices or less
We are giving GREAT BARGAINS, as the crowds
ladies leaving our store every day, with their crowds,
faces and large parcels, all testify. Everybody else
sharing in these SPECIAL VALUES, and if
come and secure some of them, it's your own fa
we herewith extend to you a most cordial invitattll,
promise you a hearty welcome.
JAOKSONBROTHERS
THE FAMOUS
Clothiers, Fnrnis .ors and Hatters.
CLINTON'
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Millinery. Millinery-..
The finest display in the county. Don't
miss seeing it, for seeing is believing.
No trouble to show goods.
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