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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1892-05-25, Page 5c r n8 Huron News -Recti ra ,be a ZA9r•-4146 la Mdvenoe i/Qtlltvs4lar', fleet' $tit, UM. I DITORKAL NOTES. L,oaa by flood in the eouthweo- teru Steles will tutal, it is eetituated, ;50,000,000. Sunflowers aro cultivated in Rus- sia on a large scale. The crop ie prolific and about cue and a half ><its a pound aro realized for the Wild from which oil is expressed :and the refuse made into oil cake, while other portioua of the plant are also used for cattle Toed. Tho mule party in the House of Commons, consisting of Cartwright, Lister and a dozen or so others, are aptly described in the poet's lines : Io error obstinate, in wra•lgling lou. 1, k' tr tr'fi•+a eager, positive, and prowl ; Diep iu the dark fleas of dull traitors bred, With nothing but ohetructiuu iu their head. The American Congress appropri- ations this year for miscellaneous purpoaesanwuuted to $18 per head of the population ns againet an ex- penditure of $8 per head in Canada. If Canada taxed herself iu the situ o ratio as the United States we could aeon wipe out our public dent. But posterity will get the greatest benefit from the expenditures which have created our nat;onal debt and it is oiniuently fair that poeterity shall help to pay it. The Montreal Starstarted a screed entitled ','flow to fill the North west," Tie Grit papers hive very generally copied it. The gist of the suggestions is t•1 110 away with protection and all the farmers in Ontario will only be too glad to exodust to the Northwest. But all the farmers in Outario do not want to go to tbe• Northweat. The mej- oril.y of them are doing very well, thank you, and prefer that the Northwest should be settled mostly by immigrants from beyond tho sc+a• and this is being done this season at an unprecedented rate. • In 1.790 the population of British North Ainerica wad love than 200,- 400, while that of the United Steles was 3,920,21.4; or twenty times as great. Tho Doininiun census of 1891' shows our population to be 4,829,411, while that of the Uuitrd States, by the census of 1890, we,e 62,622,250, about thirteen to one. The "greatest nation out of doors' call prate about its progress and stuff jelly fish Canadians with how :such smarter they are than the other white ,poople of this continent to which we belong. But if histori- eat accuracy ie adhered to and stern statistics to be relied upon, the greater Britan comprised in thio Canada of ours can go our Yankee neighbors one bettor and rake in the "pot." And on this 24th 'of May we exultingly shout "God Save The Queen," under whose be- nign rule Canada` has accomplished greater things in a given time than has ever fallen to the lot of any people in the the world to do. The +by-elections in North Perth last Thursday resulted in the return of Grieve, the unseated Grit member, by about the same major- ty as in 1891. This was unexpect- ed by outsiders,b.ut those acquainted with the condition of affairs in the in the Riding, the diaeensious arnong the Conservatives and the personal popularity of Mr. Grieve, forecast the result. The Grit candidate did better in the towns than his Con- servative opponent. The town- ships did better for the Conserva- tives than formerly. Mr. Grieve's majority in 891 was 71, last week it was 87. It is well to have a rift in the clouds once in a while so that the Grits can have the benefit of a little sunshine. The Government ie strong enough without North Werth and the result will please the *Perth without doing the Coneerva- tives any harm. In fact this view was an important factor in the con- test, many Conservatives being in- different as to the result, and with characteristic generosity refrained from punishing too severely a party that is so utterly weak, even as they individually would refrain from punishinga personal opponen t -when unable to defend himself. (u10iGtE1'rlt1.4lD -m Meal ser-. 1. •)an Wringers TUE BEST IN TUE PfIAIIKET Htteltlt)es Allowed on Trial MO alba a;:aut for all All Agrioultural Implements Wareroom opposite Fair's Mill, Call and see me. J. B. WEIR, CLINTON CAUTION. EACH PLiJG OF TIM U B i IN BRONZE LET Q'ERS. IS MARKED NONE OTHER GENUINE. SOFT SOAP -TWO KLND•4. — t, This is this time of the year and these are the days when the good wife's voice is head, saying : "Hus- band, I wish yoq'd set up Vie leach and start it, for I want to make.soap, and as soon as I get that done I want to commence houseoleauing." And. said husband—if he is a good one, aud what he ought to be -- will straightway "set up " the leach, put on the water and a sad, sober taco, draw a sigh ur two, and yield to the inevitable with the same resigna- tion which should be shown in an at, tack of the measles or other similar ailment. For the benefit of other husbands let me tn.) say that I "took time by the forelock' and matte a permanent 1 ach, with a cover, iii which the ash; es are deposited as made, and when "soap time" comes around all 1 have to do is to put on the water, place the kettle, fix a stn rrer, put in the soap grease (whew ! 1) curry the re- sulting soap to the barrel, put the kettle back in its place, empty the leach, give setup genera) directions and lots of specific instruction (iiug• ling these with sighs, groans and. complaining), and wife does all .the rest of the soap making As I was -carrying the soap to the. barrel - dipping it fromthe keetlo- 1 thought soft-soap and folks are a good (neat alike atter all. Soap is a combination of flesh, fat, bones and lye—so are Yolks, mostly. Soap seems so jolly as it goes "kerslump" into the barrel, but how it will bite, it it has a chance 1 So will folks ; back -bite and bite hack every chance they get ; but the world is cleaner, and therefore better for haying soft. snap, and I hope it is better for hay-. ing tolks also even if some do have too much grease, and others too 'much lye (lie). One kind of soft-soap which is such an article of commerce nowa- days, and for which there is a great call, is nut a really bad thing, if only rightly ,wade up and judiciously ap• plied ; but to be -a reat-sucoess, every thing—the ingredients, and toe ap- plinations— must be just right ; there must not be too much grease (pale ver). Neither is too much lye (lie) allowable ; also the patient should be in the right condition—kind o -want- ing some ob this tonin in order that it may be really efficacious—it should not be too thin, nor should it be spread on too thick; or it may do more harm than good and "raise hob" with all concerned. No doubt soft soap— of both kinds —has its proper place and uses, and while the first kind mentioned is not regarded as soothingto the eyes, the latter kind is often very soothing and cooling to the ire. Tonioroi.us. IN AND ABOUT THE COUNTY Leslie's Carriage Factory. 13UOGII,.S, I'IRAFN:WS, CARTS AND- WAGONS—ell of the best work tnenship'aud material. /1W'All the latest styles and most modern improve. meats. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended to, Prioea to suit the times. 1Sf�''FA.C1.ORY,y corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. 657—y tt.ltn.001, MARKET REPORTS. (Correutetl ovary Tuesday afternoon.) 4 CLINTON. Fall Wheat... 0 80 to 0 85 Spring Wheat 0 8Q to 0 85 Barley C 40 to 0 50 Uats., 3 29 to 0 30 Peas . t] 57 to 0 60 Apples,(winter)per bag 0 40 to 0 50 Potatoes . 0 25 to 0 30 Butter .. 0 33 to 0 14 Eggs, per lb a 06 to 0 06 flay 11 00 to12 01) Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00 .Beef...... 0 00 to 0 00 Wool 0 18 to 0 18 Dressed Hogs 5 00 to 6 25 SERVANT WANTED. Enquire at once of ti rs. Dr. Campbell, Senforth, Ont. A middle ugu_ wurnan preferred. COURT OF REVS ON 0 ODERICH TOWNSH . 7.'nkn notree that n (nnrt of Revision for the Township of t+ oderich will Mild Its first Bitting n• Dolrnasyille on the !O:1 day of May, A. D. 1892, ,lmueueiug at 10 olelocl: e. M., for the purpose of hearing and rem trying all complaints ognioat 01 011 WS on the *W1,8111100 10)1 ••Y tbo melt int year. All partiee interested are requested to attend, NIXON STURDY, Cle.dl of the said rnnnici- pa ity. Goderic;r 'fuwesblp, May 10 h, 1392 NOTICE The coneeil of the Corm:ration of the County of Enron will meet in the court rtn,ten, leh, on Tuesday June 7th. 199'1, .t p o'nleck p, m, W. LANE, Co. Clerk. May2Oth. ADMINISTRATORS SAE Valuable Real Estate ---IN TETT— TOWN OF , CLINTON With the anprobn'ion of John i(oskine Esq, 4• e:,, ottieial (Wardien of Infants the will, the e Will be Nola at public 01101)00 by 1),tvid Dickinson, a ectirneer, at the Ct all•al lintel in the Tuwa of CLIN T11N, on Saturday 25th' day of June, 1892 at 2 o'clock p. n:., the tollowlug property 1,17 Building L•,ta ur subsections 0nn111re three, four and seventeen in OrnnMiu s ` er':ey 1.1 'Tuan Loth number,. two hundred n•ul arty two rind two lam area and fifty flue. in the tuwu0f Clinton iu tau County of Buren. Thorn aro er.eto•l neon sail Lot s 'APT': and four two vein tie tint Mirk stores two .torb s high hav- ing sash it frontage on Albert arro•t of 2'l. leer and a depth of nil feet and it tl •t roofed extension to rear of 80 feat. The urate bei l di nee vee roofed nits], shingles 1•.id iu fonder classed as A 1 for insnral:re, '.1'3,0 foundations ;"e stone w,tb good celetr>; the stereo cru tilted It t) shelving counters suitable tar 0rdinary'lore lthe 0.211,-s. Su ill Lot seventeen • is situate iu the rear of tv t•t Lot O'oar separated therefrom by a lane rwmieg at the rear of i,aid building 1,0:0 fronting on Albert street and 1,00 erected thereon a largo freloe store biome. The property is situate opposite rhms o lier,0'tyro, and Central 1.1nto,it the formers Morris of the : owu,on the main basin a sheet and ere in every way convergent doll mneme !hers b„airteaa pieces, TRRMA.-The properly mill be efforta (first) en blot (,,0100 ly) Lots four and S+•re:teen to- gether (thirdly) in euperate Lots. The propel ties will be kohl .ubjoct to reserved bide fit -d by the official guardian, 'ren per o.'nt of the purchase money to be paid 011 the day of sale and the (3+7811 to the Vendors in $0 days thereafter without interest; or if the purchaser desire one halt of the pnrehase m01183, may remain on Mortgage at nix per cent interest for a term of years. The pure/meant shall be required to sign en the any of sale n 0011111101 for he completion of put chase. ibe other condi nes shall be atauding conditions of the High t. ‘ens of Justice. For fnrthcr partionlara apply to 0. R. Comman- der Esq -London, Ont., or to the_ nudereigneti. _ MANNING a SCOTT, Solicitors for the Truett' Corporation of Onta rh t Adlainiatratur. , DAVID DICKINSON, • Auctioneer. Clinton May lard, 1892. T ii'3•1,ii. ^ - 'yt ...Sole Cute-snct, place..ind"n1eot t0 siihuilnr terms nna oud[,Eoud building Let, Sixteen in Orombio'd Survey afore- said in the said Town of Clinti n at the rear of said Lot throe the property of Chas. R. Comman- der, itoq , London, vat. MANNING & SCOTT. Vendor's Solicitors. DAVID DICKINSON, Auotiuneer. Clinton May 23rd, 1892. —Rev. Mr. Serman, of I'Ieneall, has seat his resignation to the Board of nuulagewent of St. Paul's church there, having accepted a call from a congregation in Michigan, for which he Avill leave on June 1st. Meters. Klaus©n and G. Petty, chnrchwar. dens, waited on the Bishop recently with it view to procuring a successor. The Bishop intimated that there were many vacatluiee throughout the conntry, and few candidates to fill them. They were given encour- agement: and it is likely that ere long the charge will be supplied. —The Witness publishes the fol. lowing:—"John M. McIutyre, even• gelist, who wee deposed from the ofli^.e of the ministry and church membership on September 10th last by the Presbyterian of Brockville for gross immoraliiy, having broken hit solemn promise, to provide for Mss child when born, and having gone to the Pacific coast to escape his responsibility, thus giving the lie to all his expressions of repeu- tence so publicly. We are request- ed by the father of the young girl whom heruinel, and thePresbyter- ian re b tl - ian minister of Bru'I1$elR, Out,, to publish the s'trne in order th•it Mc- Intyre's true character may be kno ivn." BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. CORRESPONDENCE. Ws ,will at all times be pleased to receive items of news from our Sub- scribers. We want a good corres- pondent in every locality, not already represented, to send us RELIABLE 71e10B. SUBfvCRI!leERs. Patrons who do nut receive their paper regularly from the carrier or thrJugh their local post dices will confer a favor by reporting at this office at once.,, Subscriptions mad COnafnenCC at any time. ADVERTISERS. Advertisers will please bear in mind that all "changes" of advertisements, to ensure insertion, should be handed in not later than MONDAY NOON of each week. CIRCULATION. Tris NEWS -RECORD has. a larger circulation titan any other paper in this section, and as an advertising medium, has few equals in Ontario. Our books are open to those who mean business. Send lour Telofframs BY THE C. P. R. TELEGRAPH OFFICE AT Cooper's Book Store, Clinton. New Blacksmith Shop GEORCF, TROWIIILL has opened out n gen. oral Blacksmith and Repair Shop in the building lately occupied by Mr. Uaulev, opposite Fair's lumber yard, Albert street, Clinton, Ont. Blacksmith and 4031 Work in all its branched. 31ur0e•atoeing promptly attended to lout saris• tartl•rn guaranteed. 'rhe public are Invited to 'ytll before ordering; any class of work in the above Imes, 497-tf GEORGE TROWHjLL. M. 0. JOLINS'l'ON, BARRISTER, - SOLICITOR, COMMISSIONER, Etc., Orrice :-Cor. Hamilton and St. Andrew's Ste, GQ R1C11, - - 6NT. Money to loan at lowest rat HOUSE* PAiNTING All persons wishing to have their 11011103 Itapered autd decorated inaid° or painted suteide, n hest-clnce style and et moderate prices, will fine it to their advantage to call on C. WILSON Painter and Paper Hanger Shop on Rattenbury Street G07- 3m House For Bent or Sale, Six-rnnm ed 1101110 uu 'an{11 street, C:inton. Comfortable sad in gond repair. Hard and soft w.ter. Garden in eonuectiun. Will bre sola or 1 -n•ed on reasonable *ever. Apply to 1908f .7.0IE8 000K, Clinton. Blacksffin Wanted. A. journeyman •blacksmith to run shop in the Village of Saltford. Must be a good horse-shoer as well as a good general blacksmith. Address J. '1'. GOLDTiiORPE, Saltford P.O. March 30, 192. 699- 4t LOST OR ABSTRACTED. Loot, mislaid, or abstracted from my residence on lot 83 eon. 7, Onderich township, two prom• isuory notes -one made by William Cttrry for 1250.00 in my favor, and which fell due 001118 time in the year 1190; ant: one for $75.00 made by Thomas Hammy In my favor. The public are cautioned to not purchase either of the•above notes, as I have received payment of asme- ROBER'I' RUSSELL. March 30, 1892. - 090-4t NOTICE' There being some misunderstanding with re - gird to wreckage, let it be distlnetly understood that it any person takes poeseeaton of any kind of wreckage and falls to report to me I ehall nt once take proceedings. Remember this is tht -lust warning 1 shall give. CAPT. WO. BABB. Receiver of Wrecks, Ooderioh. 9+ Godorlch, Sept. 7111 189L JOU PRINTING. 1• , ' �artment ofthis jour- nal The Job Lel ear J J n�•ar>l is one, of tate best equipped in Vr estert Ontario, awl a superior class of work is guaranteed at very lom prices. MONEY TO LOAN On farm property at 89 per cent. Apply to C. A. IIAR'1"1, Clintor, DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE. Three one•acre tole In the Town of Clinton are offered for dale. They are situated on Raglan street, not far from the Doherty Organ Factory and Collegiate instltnto, adjoining the former residence of Mr. J. El. Combo and in the neigh- borhood of first•olass residences. For terms, etc., apply to 8811f ARTHUR KNOX, Clinton. GODERIC11 MARBIEWORKS; J. C. Stevenson, Furniture Denier, Clinton, is our agent for Clutton and vicinity. W. M. Mohring, ofillontniller, is our Travelling agent, Orders entrusted to either of the above will have our best attention. Monuments supplied in CANADIAN, SCOTCH, SWEDE, NORWAY and AMERICAN granites. a well 03 to tt11 varieties of marbl e. Give Mr, Stevenson a rail beforeordering elsewhere. JOHN A. RORER ['SON. Manager. NOTICE All persons holding nceounts against Hon. .7. C. Patterson, arising out of the late election in West Huron, are requested to hand them forth- with to the undersigned for settlement. .1011N BUTLER. Financial Agent for J. C. Patterson, Goderich, Feb. 25, 1802. Court of Revision forStanieytpt Notice Is hereby given that the Court for the re- vision of the Assessment Roll of 1892 for the Stanley,oInt•of Iinrtm ' vIn theC t v Inti nehi of will hold its first sittng on Wednesday the 25th day of May 1892, n.t ton o'clock a. m. in the town hall in the village of Varna, when all errors and omissions in connection with the roll will he et• tended to. Persons interested will plena° taste notice ant: govern therneeh•e0 nceo•dingly, 0..1. STEWART,'rp. Clerk. OUGHT AT 5Oo. 4 We have bought the stock of Geo. Glasgow and will open the same. for sale on' Wednesday the lSth inst. Now, you bargain seekers, come right along, we are loaded for you and can fire bargains at you that you will jump at. Remember, we waht to clear this stock out in 30 days and all are marked at startlingly low prices. Don't Miss This Great Sale. PIurnsteel Gibbings, Tie Gfteapst sous on Ean "LIEN Y0IJ WAIT A RUDY-NAM AMM SUIT OR AIM ORERED SUPT Or anything you. in MEN'S FURN1SEI1NGS, come and see what we can do for We carry a very tine range. Just now we are offering ----A LINE OF ODD PANTS !---- At ,a great deal less than their value and ittis worth your while to come and see. 0 T. JACKSON, SR., HURN-ST.$ OLIR 1 I . CROCKERY & GLASSW o— RE We have just received a package of a new pattern of Glas, ware, Consisting of Glass Setts, Pitchers, Tankard Jugs, t5oblets, Fruit Bowls, Casters, Shaker Salts and Peppers, Orange Bowls,. etc., etc. We have also a Lille of Bedroom Setts corning in. Extra value. We -import our Crockery direct from England, which enables us to sell at low, prices. Sole Asents for 131l1watta, Tea. 0 CREAT RAILROAD STRIKE IS NOW OVER, ' BU'r ---- SUGAR IS ADVA :ACING. ---- o — HAVING PURCHASED TWO CARS at the lowest prices this year direct from REDPATUS AND ST. LAWRENCE REFINERIES, Montreal, 1 am giving my old customers and as many new as will come, . 4UGAR AT WHOLESALE PRICES. for Special Cuts in Barrel Lots to•the Trade ane Jobbers. 0 J. W. IRWIN, - Noted Grocer, WEIOLESALE AND RETAIL, CLINTON. rosaries ! -Groceries Fruits, Peels, Canned Goods, Teas, fio. Our stare is well-filled with fresh, clean, new Goods, and we can supply the wants of every household at very close figures. Do not buy until you inspect our stock. CANTELON BROS., Wholesale &, Retail Grocers, Clinton. l• t f4•;11 The dews—Record The Finest Job Friliting 9