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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1891-10-14, Page 4a000000 eeisseeesiesessoreseessadaseeeasedreses 0000000 Goods oods Received to -day Acknowledged. by Experts to be Far Superior � r to e Tawe Before . Shown. BIG DRIVES: - - BIG DRIVES In Grey Flaannelti at 19 cents, worth 25 cents ; a snap in all -wool Ulster Goods, good patterns and double fold, at $1, worth $1.50 ; big drive in Ladies' Undervests ; the New Things for Fall in Ladies' Kid Gloves ; handsome things in Ladies' Suitings, popular weave and texture ; all sizes in Children's and Misses' LTndervests ; lovely things in Black and Colored Mantle and Cloak Goods, Sealettes, Astrachan, Grey and Black; great plum in MEN'S UNDERWEAR, all sizes, prices, colors, and makes. .THE CLOAK AND DRESS - MAKING IS NOW BOOMING WITH US As this is the season when everyone is after heavy, warm goods. We are happy to say the Public are very generous in giving us a good share of their patronage, and we purpose if good goods and right prices will induce them we will yet add more to the list. fewAdrertroellxellto pay Farmers are hard at fall work and For the cold weather—J. C. Gilroy. harvesting the apple crop. Free—Robins Bros. Miss A. Miller Going Fast—Beesley & Co.of Lucknow, is Horses Lost—Thos. Ginn. visiting relatives and friends un the Card of Thanks—Annie Corbett. 13ayfield Line. Notice—Capt Win. Babb. Thanksgiving services will be Teacher Wanted—Samuel Irvine. held in St. James' (,lliddleton's) Mantle Mortgage Sale. etateJ. flodgens. church on Friday evening. The edifice will be decorated. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sheppard, of The Huron Nevus-Recora the Nile, were visiting in the town- ship last week. Mrs-. Johnston, the 1.50 n\'er $1.25 in Advance gentleman's sister, has boon ill fur some time, but was siutewhat better last week. Council met at Iloltuesville,Ootr, 5th, 1891, pursuant to adjourn- ment. Members all present. Mine tee of list meeting read and passed. The Collector was present with his sureties, these being eutisfactury to the Councii, he passed his bond and was given the roll for collection. Complaints were made that parties are in the habit of taking sand and gravel oil' the road allowance in different parts of the Township and leaving holes dangerous to cattle and teams. The following motion was was put and carried :—Moved by John Beacom, seconded by James Connolly, that all parties tak- ing sand or gravel oil' the road allowance and leaving the place dangerous to public travel will bd held responsible for all damages resulting therefrom, according to the provisions of a bylaw passed on the let day of April, 1878—carried, The following accounts were paid, vie : Robert Emmerson, for use of scraper, $1; NEWS RECORD, printing in 1890, $16; Guderich Star, print- ing, $25.60: Wm. Collins, indigent, $18.7,5; Charles Spence, tiles for drain, $16.62. The Council ad journed to meet again on the first Monday in . November.—JAMES PATTON, Clerk. Goderich Township. Wednesday. Oetr. 14th. 1 891 EDITORIAL NOTES. The New York Pre„ says : "En 1857 a h tyre] of salt cost $2 30, lett year it cost $1.65, this year it costs $1,38 " The Press is good com- mercial authority. From this it would spent that American salt con- -not be ley: iulatelr, sold in Canaca at the satire rate as Canadian salt. But the old slaughter tactics may be idtroduced to crush out Canadian enterprise r.n(1 monopolize the Canadian market with high prices. Ti e Americans by the McKinley bill prohibition of Canadian barley simply grabbed at inure than they could reach. We sent them 10,000,- 000 bushels of barley last year at lower prices than they are paying to -day for only 4,800,000 of Cana- dian barley. While our exports of barley to the U. S. has thus decreas- ed 52 per cent our exports to Britain have Increased over 300 per cent at prices higher than we got from the Americans last year or this year. THE OTTAWA BOODLE.t;S TO BE PROSECUTED CRIMI- NALLY. It is a great satisfautiott to those not only who have stood by the grand old Conservative party through good and evil report, but to the whole country as well, to know 'that the Government ie about to in- stitute criminal proceedings against all filmes prejudicially inyolved in the Public Works Department scandals. SIR JOHN THOMPSON asked the Governor-General in Council Satur- day for the authority to enter pro- ceedings against the MCGREEVYS, O. E. MURPHY. P. LARKIN and the CONNOLLY'S together with the Government inspectors, all of whom will he arrested. This is the proper way to go about it, not to white wash them as was done under the MACKENZIE regime. The public, );r brave. whether Grit or Tory, cannot help Miss Barbara Tucker returned but admire the stand taken by the from Detroit last t►eek. leader of the Conservative partythe Miss Maggie r ion son of Wing - HON. M. ABBOTT, who stated when ham is viailiug friendsin town, ffie the charges were first wade, "that no Messrs A. fd and R. Wray left on matter winany had been guilty of Thursday foror the Michigan 1umbar woods' wrong doing, whether vfinisters or Mr. Geo, Walsh leaves this week Clerks, they would be asked to for Newmarket, Ont., where he has vacate." Subsequent developments secured a good situation, ,,would seem to boar Out the hon. Tire Velgrave Show which was gentleuran's;promise. Iios. MESSRS held on Oct. 6 and 7 would, we be - 1 AGGART, FOSTER and DEWDNEY, have, have eclipsed any former acting as a Committee of the Privy show held here had it not been for Council, Friday reviewed the evi- the unceasing rain of Wednesday, deuce given before the Public ac- nofuithstanding which however counts Committee hearing upon there was a good exhibit of both irregularities in the civil service, horses and cattle. The first day be• with a view to arranging for a ing fine there was a good display in thorough investigation of all oases, the hall the fruit and vegetables be - The Government is sparing no pains exceptionally flue. The music corn - to bring all those who cannot walk petition on the evening of the the the plank to a thorough realization first day was well attended, the hall of what a Liberal -Conservative being crowded to the doors. Prizes Administration expects of its Clerks were awarded ea follows :—For best and subordinates. A.nd those who three selections on the organ, let, are -found -to beekhebonest' itieestalrr g MtEdifft=, 2'hi ` etWi? '3Tii4iiy:' down and out with the same ex- Beet three selections on the violin pediency that ARNOLD', PERLEY and G. David and D. Anderson, ties, others have done. On with the Beet three songs, D. Robertson, J. prosecution MR. ABBOTT, the people are with you! Stairlet-. The Reeve and Treasurer were in Guderich a few days ago making the final payment on the railroad deben- tures so that the municipality is now freed from that indebtedness. The Council met at Varna Oct. 10th, at the call of the peeve. Members all present. Minutes of previous meeting read and signed. The Collector's bond was laid be- fore the Council and accepted. John Tough's account of $3.00 for selecting Jurors was ordered to be paid. Moved by Wm. Clark seconded by John Kitchen that this Council require all taxes to be paid on or before the tenth day of Decem- ber next and that all accounts be presented to the council on or before the twenty-third day of November next. The Council then adjourned to meet agaiu on Monday Novem- ber 23rd next at one o'clock p. m. GEO. STEWART, Clerk, d a a ..4 m' ILROY, CLINTON. Uolmesville• E.a. It as only claimed the Catholio To the Editor of The News-?ecorti: people are misguided; it is only alleged t, at the hierarchy are false teachers. DEng Sue—Some one had a letter in the Clinton Era week uefore last iu Thin is unjust to b, i, -.e a. ser and \ J lfi 'k e his reepaute to Rev, W. MoD eon hyo a Proteetantient. l3,tir the -e assert and `, re•rlly n rcalled foe and uncennp'iue«rrtHry prove; by Gud'a'Nerd, !hut Catholic poo - way, The wrier, epwil iuq f .r his f •ltow pie are ii isgni led and the hierarchy '',Vetst tvlethodists I suppose, for if not he is teachers of fame doctrine, The Era and impertinent, tin vs: "We are fond of th'e "so°rid Pref tee ;eu!" had better return to burls-que.'' The alleged hu,lorque web the ford of the eP,eged mueher church if alleged to have been acted in c',11111'0 -ion they are not belies n± that Pintism with a church auniveeeet•, nl Holm'icier e.,• is the only religion that unerrintly vide. I helteve, thoo,;h I h d nothing teaches the salvation , £ m,ukied by the t to du with it, that Nir. McDenugh re- grace of God Through the redemption oeived an official invitation from the that is in Christ Jesus." I may just uongregatiou of the Jlethedts' church to add, though I have drawn thie out longer address there herr. Tiley all well knew than the merits a, the tirade I am rc- Mr. McDonagh before tiny invited him, ferei g tod.yeevrs, in term -insets to sound Yet after he lied beeu hire srune r,f them I r•rtg tom's state -meet ; "If ttre(eathoties write to the papa-,, ci• approve of what tee g.tttine p,wee, who is it but Pro - has been writtnu, coude,ur,i,g hint for th to who ate giving it to them?" giving then, what they are 'food of— that there is a measure of truth in the the burlevgne." Tne writer says fur• position he trikes- But they are bastard titer, "We are always food, in a general Protestants of the stripe of the Era and way, of hearing the C.etholio religion its "rou:ni Preterit, nt " Lor k at this denooneed," and then he abuses Mr, Me- Protestant province of °uteri°. It is Douaoh f sr using 'aim what he is f ua ruled by the Po y sh hierarchy sust.i st- OUR STOCK OF LADIES' of, 'those included in we must be a and supported ted of such "sound Protest- �,J g�,7 Fri funny lot of Christiana. They are will- anti" as 1 ant referring tri, Protestants ` ing to help the °Aube of Christ by invit- who are all sound, itypouritieai small ; lug Mr. McDonagh to same: them with and ee ha t y to it-.i,tu. I with we the hurte quo end in d rnuun.,ing Catho• bud wore AICDhegh's who would adopt loose Aceer line to the writer referred the woofs of the r l l Protestant hero to he did both ; and raised for them the Johu Keel :—"I ern iu the place where largest sum of money ever received here 1 ant ieenan ed of Cenecieece to speak at an anniversary. And than they turn the truth, and therefoore I speak the round and abuse him because he gave truth, impugn it who list." I wilt now them what they are fond of :--burlesque, desist by quoting a greater than Knox ur abuse of the Catholic religion and money. Mank when describing the typical Surety this is the very height of iugrati- Protestant Ciu•i>tiau ae, 'holding last tulle—to invite a lean to partake of your the faithful w esti as he bath been taught, hospitality and to please yon and to diet he may be able by sound doctrine make money for you and when he has both to exhort and convince the gain - successfully complied to say that he has sayer'' ' CONSCIENCE, been worse than a failure, Mr. MuDan- agh's enemies are simply showing the old-time spiteful cloven hoof with which they and the Era have ever been ready to kick one of the ablest and most re- spected Methodist ministers in Canada. But envy is sure to fix itself on merit, it is offended with eyerythiug that is Might and good Envious men seek to detract from others that which they know themselves deficient in. It is the same in all walks of life as well as in the strictly religious. The petty faults of able, honest, fearless men are magnified while their overshadowing usefulness is totally ignored. It is ae odioue spin -it Mutt is better pleased to detect faults than to co,nmeud onmmaading virtues. Rut Mr. M'Donagh'e enemies are not always right in ever, the paltry ohergcs they living against bin, Ho did not treat to a burlesque those who earnestly desire salvation through sanctification of the Spirit and belief in the truth. He treated them to a fair exposition of Christian religious tenets which "are built upon the foundetieu of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ Himself being the chief corner stone." He did not tall them that the Pope of Rome was the chief corner stone. He did not commend the idolatrous usegee of the Church of Rome, consequently he wounded the feelings of the man whom the Era says is "es sound a Protestant ae lives in Huron," and whose protestant - ism in shocked because Mr. McD'osgh nenounued as erroneous things which Catholics "had been taught from their infancy." Poor deluded Mol>onagh, he ought to have approved error because is was taught acme people In their infancy, Uncharitable McDonagh, because he act- ed in accordance with the faith delivered to the saints and the command of God's inspired Word :—"I charge thee there- fore before God, and the Lord Jesus Christ, who shall judge the quick and the dead at Hie appearing and ills king- dom, preach the mord ; be instant in season and out of season ; reprove, rebuke, with all long-suffering and doctrine," The Jesuit doctrine that it does not make any difference what a man believed ff he is only sincere, is worthy the Era's "sound Protestant." Wars ever snore soul -damning doctrine preached ? The In quisitiun, St, ii-ertholemew's massacre and the thousands of murders committed by the direct authority or oonuivanee of Rome wore all juetifieble according to this "sound Protestant" who gives as ex- cuse for those horrible doings : the per- petratore were taught in their infancy it was right so to do. This "scund'Protestant" after berating Mr. MoDetiegh for hie sound Bible Pro- testantism; and for not "giving heed to seducing spirits and doctrines of devils)" such as "sound Protestant" advances, ad- visee the Rev, gentleman •"1•o take up the question of party politics." The cloven hoof again. A5 if politics had anything to do with Mr. McDanagh'e sermon. He distinotlydisnlaimed being a party man, scored both parties for truoulsaoy to Rome. The Era is fair enough, but apparently reluctant, to c -n -root its "sound Protest- ant" friend, and gives his whole griev- ance against Mr. McDonagh away. The main ooutention of that writer is that Mr. McDonagh "showed "an antipathy to Catholics' The Era says "Mr. M.:- such, rsuch, for he expressed his sytepathy for people who, he claimed were misguided. He did assail the hierarchy for alleged Hsi of prize igooranoe and false toaohing," Miller. For complete est mark the gingerly good Lord, takers see another column. good devil teaching of the Methodist Londesboro'. Mr. Newton has purchased a new buggy from J. Brunsdon & Son. Mr. Geo. Bradford wears a smil- ing face now. Its a girl. Mr. Joseph Stevens likes to go to Seaforth. Guess there's some special attraction in Seaforth for Joe. Rev. Mr. Jansen preached in the Presbyterian church on Sunday, Rev. J. Ferguson occupied his own pulpit. About half rt dozen good men could hare captured Loudesborough last Friday, everybody was at the Blyth Fair. Rev. James Ferguson has return- ed from his trip to the Old Country. His congregation was glad to wel- come him hack. Quite a number of the Good Templars will attend the District meeting to be held iu Kinburn on the 14th inst. The Methodist church was nicely decorated with flowers in honor of the return of the pastor, Rev. J. Ferguson. Miss Callander, who has been on the sick list is, we are glad to learn, getting better. We hope to see her around again soon. We bad some rain about a week ago but we could do with far more. Quite a number of the wells in the village have gone dry and it will take a deal of rain to help them, The I. O. G. T. meeting next Tuesday evening will be a very in- teresting one, Bro. D. McFadyen will tell them what he saw during The active - co operation of the his trip to the Old Country. laity of both sexes in the work of the The Sons of England initiated church has received a powerful im- three at their last meeting. A num- petus during the past few years in bee of Brothers from Clinton Lodge the diocese of Huron. The atten- were present, After the lodge was tion given by the synod to Sunday closed refreshments were served and school matters, of which a large and a pleasant time spent. energetic committee has special charge ; the organization of a Lay Sunuuerlrill- porkers' association, and last, but not least, the zealous efforts of the Mr. and Mrs. James Manning Womens' Missionary auxiliary, have were in Colborne on Tuesday the all borne good fruit. A diocesan 6th inst. church workers and Sunday school Blyth Fair attracted some from convention, to -be held at St. Thomas here and they were not ell fair ones on the 28th and 29th inst, under tho hut perhaps fair ones attracted presidency of the bishop of the dio- them, cese, is an outcome of these move- ments. The annual meeting of the Mr, Thorntou Wallace continues Lay Workers' association takes place about the same. We would be at the same time. The two Anglican much pleased to report hie substant- congregations in St. Thomas are ial improvement in health, making preparations to give the visa itors a hospitable reception, and the Auction Sale Register. railways are offering liberal rates. TUEsnev, October 20th—Farm An -excellent programme is in course stock, implements, etc., on lot 31, of preparation. Among other speak - con. 6, Goderich Township, at one ere or contributor's of papers will be Mr. C. R. W. Biggar, of Toronto, who o'clock p. m, ; 12 months credit, or will especially present the Sunday cash discount., James:Colwell, pro- school questions, while the Rev, Rob- prietor; T. M. Carling, auctioneer. ert Ker, of St. Catharines, will criti• S5"I'dtt'rSkY;''"Ot1Ttt;°---24; •'- Z -S9.1 'Oise•our existing:Suadayr-sohools.wjthr. Horses, buggies, waggons, harness, his wonted ability. el Mr. Charles Jen - and numerous other articles at the king, ofPetrolea, one of the ablest ives Commercial hotel, Clinton—Hy, an address aynhelp, and in Canada, Rural Sheefer•, proprietor; T. M. Catling, Dean Mackenzie, of Brantford, will auctioneer, read a paper on its practical aspects. BASKETS HAS GREA.TLY DECREASED During the last few days. WHY? BECAUSE ' We are selling them at Half the Regular Price ! And giving our customers GENUINE BARGAINS, We have still a number left that MUST BE SOLD For we have not room to store them away. Now is your time to get a BASKET at LOSS Tilall 1ioiesa1e Price I 000PEII'S -:- Faoij : Store, CLINTON_ HURON CHURCH WORKERS' CONVENTION. A delegation from the council of the St. Andrew's Brotherhood will attend, and deal particularly with the duty of young men to the church. It is hoped, too, that a lady representa. tive ot'the mission cause and another lady engaged in Sunday school teach-. ing will favor the convention with papers, The Rev, N. W. Martin of Christ church, Chatham, whose Sun- day school is the largest in the dio- cese, and Mr. ,Jasper Golden, one of the oldest and most faithful of Sun- day school teachers and lay readers will discuss Sunday school work anti Bible class teaching respectively. An interesting and, it is hoped, high- ly profitable feature in the arrange• ments will be a special service to be held in Trinity church, St. Thomas, on the evening cf the 28th inst., when the Bishop of Huron will de- liver an address on church work. The programme, when issused, will no doubt contain the names of other workers who will take part in the proceedings. The bishop has issued a pastoral circular to the clergy, re. questing their oosoperation BIRTHS. FORD. —In Clinton, on Octr ber 6th, the wife of MrwJs mes A. Ford, of a daugh- ter, 31ARIiIAGES. SPINDLrue —FINCH.—At the residence of the bride's parents, on Oct•ebe, 8th, by Rev. Mr. S'ewart, Mr, llenj%min Sdnineller, of London, to Mies Eliza fi inbh, of Clinton. 4