HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1896-11-11, Page 7.:- CHRISTMAS. �:
1896 NEW FRUITS 1896
For Xmas clod New Year's Trade.
RAISINS, CURRANTS, FIGS, PADDIES sad P].E1 S Old ;Raisins 28 lbs
for $1.00. Headquarters for PEAS and SUGARS.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE and LAMPS, we have to make room
for our Imported Xmas and New Year's Goode in$tb11\+eo 'reduce our
prices. Call and see our Goode and get prises. Good Butter, Egge and
Dried Apples taken as OASFI.
Cash Paid for Good Butter and Eggs.----g=c
J. W. Irwin, Clinton.
3 Reasons
W14our Sales of Stoves this Season bas been so much increased.
1st We keep the largest assortment in the County to choose from.
Our stock is composed of all the Leading Stoves manufactured in Can -
2ndada such as the Happy Thought, Honor Bright, Welcome Pearl, Fam-
ous Model, Grand Peninsular, Imperial, }radiant Hoene, &c.
3rdWe buy in large quantities direct from the Manufacturers and for Cash,
securing the lowest prices posaihle.
The very best grades of Coal constantly on hand and
delivered to any part of the Town.
See our new Lanterns`--
HARLAND BROS.,
Stoves and Hardware, Clinton.
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0oee.40.ee•ooe00000etoSS•• GOOD VALUES,
COURTEOUS SERVICE,
in a Modern Store? LARGE ASSORTMENTS
0000000e000000es0000aoo0 THE NEWEST GOODS.
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What do Buyers look for
OGLE COOPER &
Are offering all the aboye to town people and the fanning community.
Our Store is stocked with everything New and Fresh,
vvvwvvv Are of Unequalled Quality, will suit your taste, and are at
0"..,_Teas Prices to command your attention.
Farm Produce taken as Cash,
THE CASH GROCERY
Telepllie 23. OGLE COOPER & CO.
DON'T GET MARRIED
WITHOUT PROPER
WE CARRY AN UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF
V-�
Th
Superior : We dding :Stationery
and print it at very reasonable rates. When you make up your
mind, the job `night as well be done right. TILE News-Rs:c'ttitu
knows how to do it. All work entrusted to us absolutely private.
The News -Record, Clinton.
No Need to Muffle Up _—
r�l�
when your clothing is interlined
with Fibre Chamois. • It offers an
all weather protection that can't be
I •iii 1,4 I C7 equalled. Neither wind, frost,
r/ rain or sleet will penetrate it when
you use the Rigby Waterproofed
line and yet it is so light that it
adds no noticeable weight to a suit.
Its non -conducting qualities make
it the most perfect and healthful
warmth giver that can be had and
f every one should ensure their win-
- ter comfort by seeing that it is put
in all ordered clothing or by finding the Fibre Chamois label on
any ready to wear suits they may purchase.
Selling now for 25 cts. a yard.
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tat
The roads in every town, township
and village in the county of Huron
should be improved. The cost, to make
theta good will he no more than to have
them bad. All that. is required is sys-
tem with the present expenditure,
it is nornew bat, "refreshing" to have
our esteemed town confrere describe
the Toronto News 10 "tests or THE tarr-
TEREaT ANI) M1t4T I111tEr tN('l1,IAItLE
('oNRFarvATI I -r: OlatIANa." Omr pot.ern
simply knew that, it tuna deliberately
lying when it made the st.atenitnt.
n -d5 ai
Purest and Best for Table and tkalry
No adulteration. Never cake.
or
1)r. ilergin. M. P., died at, his home
in ('nrw'nII Thursday, as the result of
the shock he snstnnie(' hy falling down
Stair's on Sept, 18.
"Turn the rascals nut." the fnrniliar
ptu't y -cry 'nay he applied to microbes
ns well nn men. The germs of disease
that lurk in the blood are "turned out"
by Ay er's S; rttttrnrllla as effectually as
the old postmasters are displaced by a
new 7(4111 nisi rat jon,
THE U.%.3EST
AN� THE BESr
•Cough -pure, the most prompt and
effective remedy for dioceses Of the,
throat' need lungs, is Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. As an emergency meta.
•' cine, for the cure of
Croup, Sore Throat,
Lung fever a n d
Whooping Cough,
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
cannot be equaled.
E. Al. B R t A AV LEY,
1). D. Dis. Sec. of
the American Bap-
tist Publishing Society, Petersburg,
Va., endorses it, as a cure for violent
colds, bronchitis, etc. Dr. Brawley
also adds: To all inillisters suffering
from throat troubles, 1 recommend
AY'9S
Cherry 'i ecteraI
Awarded Medal at World's Fair.
AYER'S PiLLS Cura Liter and Stomaoh Trouble&,
Before and After.
The course of the Liberal Govern-
ment in the matter of Ministerial
travelling reminds one of the old say-
ing, that
‘v (wen the devil got sick
The devil a saint would be!
When the devil got well,
The devil asaint was he.
The journeying of the Conservative
Ministers in private cars was denounc-
ed by the Liberal members in the
House and by the Liberal press to such
a degree that the f'u'mes and general
public were led to regard it as a piece
of extravagance that was in some way
peculiarly characteristic of the wicked
Tories and altogether beyond the
capacity of the economical Liberals.
The Government car "Cumberland"
has heen held up to public condemna-
tion by Liberal newspapers as the
scene of Ministerial orgies and criminal
wastefulness of public funds that could
never take place under Liberal rule.
The private car for Ministers atour was
denounced in unmeasured terms and
pointed many an argument intended
to fasten upcn the Government the
charge of extravagance. Alter the
record made by the party on this ques-
tion, it was fully expected that the
advent, of a Liberal Government would
involve the exit of the Ministerial car,
and the use by the members of the
Cabinet of a Pullman car.
But those who expected such self-de-
nial on the part of the Liberal Minis-
ters have been sadly dissappointed.
No sooner was Sir Oliver Mowat sworn
in as Minister of Justice than he board-
-ed a private car at Ottawa and it took
him to Toronto. His example has been
followed by all the rest of the Minis-
ters; and at this writing Hon. J. Israel
Tarte and his family are speeding
across the continent on the Govern-
ment, car Cumberland, which was pro-
visioned in true Government style,
and contains a staff of cooks, waiters,
etc., for the proper care of the ruan
from Quebec, for whom, as Mr. Laur-
ier says, "nothing is too good,"
And all this is at the expense of the
country and in defiance of the protests
of Mr. McMullen, which fill pages of
Hansard, and the denunciations of the
practice that have emanated from
every possible Liberal source. In Op-
position the Liberals were undoubted
economists. In power they are prov-
ing themselves spendthrifts.
The offic'',al hnlf•vetirly report of the
Grain Trunk Railway way issued at,
Montreal. The gross earnings show
an inrrrit'0 of _C.:0,1W over t he entre..
pending half-year. The report, praises
the etfort,a of General Manager Httyas
Many people when a little constipat-
ed, makthe mistake of usutg saline
or miler drastic purgatives. All that
is needed is a mild three of Ayer'a Title
to restore the regular movement of
the bowels, and nature will do the
rest. They keep the system in perfect
order,
Neuralgia is the prayer of the 'server;
for pure blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is
the One True Blood Purifier and nerve
builder.
CURRENT TOPICS'.
Olinton and the adjoining ttwnahips
should have good roads.
Corrie.
Intended for Ita;st week.
BBtErs:- iftiIjoween passed oft rath-
er quietly here, it few gates being
taken off and jokes being played o►►
Our town cotetn, should get a move some of the villagers.—Miss McComb,
on if the National Policy 'is to be
abolished.
WIcu the Grits abolish the National
'Policy OTinton will lose some of its
population.
If Bryan had won the Grits would
have been from the frying -pan into
the fire, and they are iu warni quar't-
et's now.
The Manitoba school question placed
the Grit in power. The settlement, if
any at all, cannot prove satisfactory to
Quebec and Ontario.
The Ontario Conservative Conference
at Toronto was in every respect a suc-
cess, and augurs well for the redeeming
of Ontario at the next Provincial elec-
tions.
Not Sunny Enough.
The "sunny ways" are not yet, up to
the necessary candle-power to do the
business.
Mr. Greenway has devolped no symp-
toms of sunstroke.
Nor does the political atmosphere
about bins seem talo sultry.
On the contrary, there is it frostiness
in it that, threatens to nip the tender
hopes of Mr. Sifton in the bud.
A frostiness which must, have made
Mr. Tarte uncomfortable.
For Mr. Greenway was not at the
banquet.
Ile was building his Karn -probably
tt. hank horn, high -roofed, and with a
double driveway on his Crystal City
farm,
It takes more than 8 portfolio for
Mr. Sifter] to make him wilt.
The Grits and the Government car at
the public expense seem to agree as
one harmonious whole, the independ-
ent (and denouncing) Goderich Signal
included.
The Registrarship is not a matter of
contention, but if the worthy appli-
cants carry out their feelings the hone
will be.
Tarte has invited the reporters to rtc-
coulpnny him on his tour through the
Northwest. 11 ' wants than to write
tip the Pilgrimage of Israel.
The three-year-old (laughter Of
,(antes Johnston, Dresden, secured IL
)piece of bread saturated with poison,
for the dost ruction of rats, and before
tieing not iced had partaken thereof.
The child's life wits saved.
Big ads. are needed to boom
bad medicines. Manley's
Celery -Nerve Compound has
merit alone to Conunend it.
Dear Sirs: I cannot praise Man-
ley'. Ctlery-]terve Compound toe
Whir, and I think Its tonic and
reairaNve
n eua can titles utbesur-
o
passed. I was feeling poorly1y for
some time thronrh overwork and
before I had taken one bottle of
your medicine, I felt completely
better. Tours truly,
247 Yon St., Toronto. Y. McNabb.
Sold in Clinton hy J. H. Combe.
A man ntay be an independent Re-
for•meror an independent Conservative,
but he will never have any influence as
independent of both. No purely third
party, as a party, can gaits success in
Canada at the present tune.
In Canada the '`business is business"
methods have been established by the
Reform party, and the era of extrava-
gance in fiscal matters has hegun. How
grateful the elector's of Canada should
be on the approaching Thanksgiving
anniversary !
A despatch from Winnipeg Friday
week says that Hon. Mr. Tarte made a
speech at the French settlement of St.
Norbert, when he practically admitted
that Laurier was betraying both Cath-
olics and Protestants.
The Goderich Signal has in tunes
past nauseously denounced Conserva-
tive Ministers for riding in Government
cars at the expense of the country-, but
as a purely independent journal silent-
ly justifies Tarte, the Minister of Pub-
lic Works, junketing over the country
in the downy couch with darkey
waiters thrown in. Such is Grit fault-
finding and independent consistency!
Before the elections the Grits were
pledged to abolish the National Policy
root and branch, and the Grit press
throughout the country re-echoed the
welken of their leaders. Before the
elections the Grit's declared they knew
what should and should not he done.
To -day the cry is commission --a com-
mission to investigate rand 'ascertain
how far the Natiogal Policy should be
iuterferred with. Tuts NEWS -RECORD
is surprised to find a paper like the
Montreal Star endorsing the Grit
chameleon scheme. The commission
to ascertain how and where the N. P.
requires revising certainly places Mr•.
Laurier and the Grit party in the role
of public deceivers.
of Palmerston, is at present visiting
her •sltater, Mrs. Wm. Irwin. --The
Lord's Supper was dispensed with in
the Methodist church last. Sabbath
rnorning:-;"-Miss Edith Evans and Miss
Jennie Greer were delegates to the E.
L. of 0.'E. convention, nihich wars ba111'
in Wingbarn,— We axe having beauti-
ful weather for this time of the year,
and may it continue.—Mr. W. G.
Knowlson is having a great clearing
sale, as he intends retiring (torn busi-
ness.—Mr. John 1 -larding has moved
into his tine new residence. We hope
he may long live to enjoy it.—The an-
nual meeting of the Clorrie Branch
Bible Society will be held in St. Step-
hen's church, Corrie, on Thursday eve-
ning, Nov. 12th, 1890. Addresses will
be delivered by Rev. James Grant, of
Ingersol, and resident ministers.
Meeting to open at 7.30 o'clock sharp.
Varna.
Intended for last week.
PROMOTIONS.—The following is the
result of the promotion examination
here: Charlotte Cook and Robert Mc-
Connell passed entrance; Jr. 4th to Sr.
4th, Willie Cook, John McCosh, Percy
Wanless ; 3rd to Jr. 4th, Oliver Keyes,
Norman Purdy, Annie Reid, Fanny
McKenzie ; '2nd to Jr. 8t•d, Harvey
Bayes, May McCosh, Lilly Campbell,
Harry Armstrong, Laura Cairns, Joe
Ward. Lillie Dunkin ; Pt, 2nd to Jr.
2nd, Rachael Reid, LizzieStinson,}tobt.
Campbell ; Jr. Pt. 2nd to Sr„ Lloyd
Moffatt, Bertha Cairns, Frank Mc-
Kenzie, Arthur Johns, Willie Reid,
Darwin Bayes, Thos. Stinson ; Sr. 1st
to Jr. Pt. 2nd, Sarah Stewart, Ethel
Johns, Lila Campbell, Maggie Moffatt,
Melvin Reid ; Jr. 1st to Si'. 1st, Harald
Cairns, Harold Campbell, Mabel Reid,
Saar Stinson, Geo. Johnston, Getty
Burton, Willie Turner, --J. HARN-
WItLL, teacher.— +�—
On Thursday an inquiry was begun
>at ('obourg before Mr, Charles Senget,
Police Magistrate at Goderich, acting
under a special commission. Briefly
stated, the complaint which had heen
made and was the subject of inquiry,
was that immediately after the 1n.it
election a vacancy had been created in
the ofTice of postmaster at Cohuorg, to
which Charles tiuillett, a brother of
the member for West Northumberland
had been appointed. It, was sought,
to he made out that, with a view to
create a vacancy, the former postmas-
ter, Mr. \Valliant Sykes, a gentleman
over 84 years of age, had heen bought
out for 5111(111. After taking consider-
able evidence the case was adjourned
'until Nov, 13.
Public feeling has been amused in
Ottawa over the summary action of
Minister of Public: Works Tarte in dis•
missing the less, batch of employes.
Many of the men only got notice last
Friday night, and they (suit work Sat-
urday. 'I'here is not a business firm in
the country that would trent its eru-
ployes in such a heartless manner. At
the very least, a week's or a fortnight's
notice would he given hy any business
near, or in lieu thereof a week's salary,
but Mr- Tarte is evidently not, built
that, why. Without any ceremtnty he
kicks his then out at. two (Lays' notice,
Ara officer of the Public Works Depart-
ment says the number of enipint'es in
that depart went who Juice been noti-
fle'el that their services Frere net rewir-
ed itfter the end of October is;l". It was
true, he said, that it nurtther of new
amen were to he employed) to take the
places of some of these dismissed, This
was Harte principally with a view to
more efficiency. Thr result., however,
of the dismissals was in the direction
of (7rtt masted economy.
The Rev. A. J. ('s'not ell, 1 he old
minister who WAN ltit•kttl up nm the
Stony ('reek road and token to Ilantil-
tnn 0 few days' ago, died of the hospi-
tal in Hint. city on Wednesday night.
It is not, known where his .friends are.
The Montreal (Silt iyetctir eurspreste
that an otlirinl Gulden Book should ire
kept, by the high a.ut peril ies of the
land wherein would he recorded the
h"rnic deeds which Ro oaten ttl.ke piece
in Canada.
Iron. r. Borden, nt, bouquet Le
Col- ('ale, c e:intender of the Shoehury-
ne'eR artillery leant, at Montreal, 911-
( n la
nuanced that he intended 1 (P it
1
Runr.in the estiinat-es next year for the
purpose of bringing the English ar-
tillerymen here to compete with the
<;anad cans.
SISTER ThERESE.
LADY SUPERIOR SACRED HEART.
(GREY NUNS) CONVENT,
OTTAWA.
A TEST OF RYCKMAN'S
KOOTENAY CURE,
In the Institution is Followed
by an Indorsement.
Sacred Heart (Grey Nuns') Onnvent,
Ottawa, March 4, 1898.
S. S. Ryckntan, Esq,,
Hamilton, Out.
DEAR Slit,—It is with great pleasure
that 1 write to inform you that your
valuable remedy, "Kootenay Cure"
has been tried in our institution with
'n results. I can say
gratifying 1
this, as I a111 cue of those who have
conscientiously tested it. I have no
hesitation in recommending it as a
wonderful- medicine for Rheumatism,
;t disease which has baffled medical
science for so many years. To my
own knowledge also the retnedy has
proved inose beneficial in cases of
Dyspepsia.
I have much pleasure in communi-
cating the forgoing testimony as
regards the benefits which 1 know
"Kootenay Curs" has confenet} on
litany suffers, and you have my full
permission to make use of this testi-
monial in any way you may think
fit,
SISTER THERESE, Lady Superior.
Another Old 'I'irner.
The following pastoral, isRue(1 in Ire-
ltnel in 1801, is from the pen of aone-
time hector of St. Paul's Church, Clin-
ton, now of Montreal, and will he read
with deep interest by mttny of hitt old
I1 u'ishoners in Clinton arid neighbor-
hood ;--
Mathis. 25th July. 18414.
M1' (DEAR FRIENDS:
1t is t.ilh pleasure and no small measure of
thankfulness that 1 write you these few, lines,
trusting soon to 14C9 you fare to face, and resume
my 1111101 loved duties amongst you.
As 11 was your kindness enabled me to visit
home, i think it only right to let you know that
so far my trip has been of great benefit to me,
both in mints and body. Per some time after
my arrival 1 felt slek and weak, but now Ihank
(1(,tl, 1 feel stronger than I have done for many
years.
Half my tern of absence has hots expired end
my mind is gradually 1nrning Itself'hotnewnr,t'
homeward to you, my ,fear laved people and
warn friends, and all such thoughts would
lead to peaty 1hrtt 1 May find you Ir1r 11/1,1 (ttith-
fut1 to the hurrh, and happy in your houses. Its
anxious to inert your clergyman, as he Is,ui-
xious to meet y Utl.
\lay the Lord have you In Fiis holy keeping,
may he preserve all of our little hand from the
hand of doalltand spirit of destruction; May
110 1414 me reason to re,lnb'e that 1 have aron-
11don(•e In you in all Things, And bring ns (ince
More happily together for our Saviour's sake.
Please gite my fund tot r 1n your Children.
Your afrectinuale I'sstor.
JAN. ( 'AIIMI('l1AEl,.
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nluslvn trrrtlnry.
PELHAM NURSERY CO., Toronto.
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The baby's nlission ift
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dream, every added ounce
of flesh, means added hap-,
piness and comfort! Fat is
the signal of perfect health,
comfort, good nature, baby
beauty.
Scott's Emulsion, with
hypophosp lt,es, is t e eas-I
fest fat -food baby can have,
in the easiest form. It sup-
pliesjust what he cannot
get in his ordinary food,
and helps him over the
weak places to perfect
growth.
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"Monsoon" Tea is put up by the Indian Tea -
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Teas. Therefore they use the greatest care in the
selection of the Tea and it. blend, that is why they
put it up themselves and sell it only in the original
packages, thereby securing its purity and excellence,
Put up in u Ib., t Ib, and g 1b. packages, and never
sold in bulk.
ALL GOOD OROCERB KEEP IT.
If your grocer does not keep it, tell him to write to
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this is requested to inclose two post-
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send by return mail in plain. sealed
envelope.
An old physician, 35 years con-
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THE COOK COMPANY,
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The Grit stick het retie (uantpa.ign ut-
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ra altat tIIP S.
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t n
m e ('e ,.
r t, tn.tr-
General and Got'et'nntent car would Ile
abolished lark stock anti barrel, has
not yet rllntetlatized. As '1'nx NEWS -
111117(400 paid during the campaign,
these were only false plunks in the
(,frit platform. And we were right,