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WEDNF.sDAY. DECEMBER 10th, 1896.
Goderich Township.
r„ L. O. L. ELECTION.-Riverston L. O.
. L., No. 145 held its regular meeting on
Monday evening with W. M. Chas.
Johnston in the chair. After the
transaction of general business, they
proceeded with the election of officers
far, the ensaaing year :-Chas JohnstW,
W. M.; T. Bell, D. M. ; T. McKee,
Chap.; R. G. Colwell, Rec. Sec, . R. T.
. Cox. Fin. Sec. ; R. McIlvain, Tress. ;
J. Cox. D. of C.; E. J. Elliot, Lect, ;
J. McMillian, J. Wilson, B. Cox, D.
Marshall. W. Wilson, Committee, W.
McCabe, Tyler.
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COUNCIL. -Council met on Monday,
Deo. 7th. Minutes of last meeting read
'and passed. Moved by Chas. Williams,
seconded by Thos. Churchill, that the
following accounts be paid: -For
gravel, S. Rath well. $6.42 ; 7 Porter,
$19.02- H. Young, $5.64; J. Connolly,
17.60; J. Connel, $5.70; D. Johnstone,
$8.40; G. Tehbutt, $2.28; Wm. John-
ston, $5.40; D, Uox, $5.02; J. Trewar-
tha, $360; Wan. Murch, $29.40; J. Mc-
Donald, $8.70; Wm. Elliott, $17.56;
. Wm. Currie, $9.42; H. Young, $2160;
J. Mair, $8.82: S. Walters, $12; H.
Hibbs, $20; 'rhos. Battles, $10.60. R.
. C. Hays, services at Court of Appeal of
Bell Telephone Company. $3; Regis-
tary Search,, $1.25; NHws-RECORD,
printingg,�2, 50; J. Butler, stationary,
$5.40; J. �'oung, outlet for drain, ,
Wm. Stanley, outlet for drain, $ffi2 J.
Clufr, outlet for drain, $2.50; G. Elliott,
use of scraper, $1.25: Board of Health,
$10; Dr. J. B. Whitely. Board Health
$15 ; .School census, $5'y, H. Baker, out-
let for drain, $1; Councillor's salary,
$118; T. Churchill, services on drain,
$1.50; Clerk's salary, $105; Treasurer's
salary, $70; Collector's salary. $70;
Clerk's postage, $11. Moved by Thos.
Churchill, seconded by Jas. Connolly,
that the sum of $4 be refunded to
School Section No. 4, the same having
been paid in the township fonds by said
section by errot-carried. Moved by
Jas. Connellyy,, seconded by Jae. John-
ston, that Mr. Pickard receive the
guar of $30 for use of hall for Council
purposes for the year 1896 -carried.
Moved h Jas. Johnston, seconded by
Chas. Williams, that Samuel Johnston
be refunded the sum of $1.04, having
been overpaid by collector to the man.
icipality-carried. Moved by Chas
Williams, seconded by J. Connolly, thart.
John Sheppard be refunded the sura of
$4, amount of school taxda, his proper-
ty being over three miles from school -
carried. Moved by Jas. Connolly, sec-
onded by Thos. Churchill, that Jas.
Laithw,aite be refunded sum of $20 er-
ror in assessment for last five years on
account of mistake In acreage -carried.
Moved by Jas. Johnston, seconded' by
Thos. Churchill that this Council do
now adjourn to meet again on the 15th
of Dec. -carried.
A Nessage to Men.
PROVING THAT TRUE HONESTY AND
TRUE PHILANTROPY STILL EXIST.
If afiy MAn, who Is weak, nervous
and debilitated, or who Is suffering
-V*drom anv of the various troubles re-
, .. natalting from youthful folly, excesses or
overwork will take heart and write to
a. ane, I will send him confidently and
4 rtemfeharge the plan pursued by which
-was completely restored to perfect
heaUh and manhood, after years of
suffering from Nervous Debility, Loss
. of Vigor and Organic Weakness.
I have nothing to sell and therefore
walft no money, but as I know through
my own experience how to sympathize
with such sufferers, I am glad to be
. able,bo w-ist any fello�v-being to a cure,
I am -well alvare of the prevalence of
a.;quackery� for I myself was deceived
�� imposed upon until I nearly lost
faith in mankind, but I rejoice to say
that I am nova perfectly well and haap-
py once more and aril desirous there -
ore to rtfalke this certain means of cure
nown to all. nif be nu write to me'
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siou wprk being carried du among tl'e
different tribes. It is published twice
it month at. the low -price of 25 cents it
Kear. The editor is D. 0. Munro, well
nown in Huron Co.
When ypucome to the meeting leave
behirr 3 :
Your fear of criticism;
Pressing antietles ;
Selfish thoughts;
Coldness of heart;
Every hindrance;
Bring with you i r
Your Bible and hymn -book ;
Prayers and praises ;
i3aekiug hearts;
Christlike spirits,,
Ernest minds.
During Dr .Clark's visit to London,
England, a C. E. rally was held in
Spurgeonts tabernacle, which, was
crowded to the doors. It was presided
over by F. B. Meyer.
Twelve girls comprise a Junior U. E.
Society in au Industrial school for girls
in Toronto. Last year these children
gave $30for missions, all raised by their
own efforts.
An Endeavorer of the town of Berlin
a young lady 17 years of age,, visits the
House of Refuge every Sunday with a
supply of good literature. The poor
old folks anxiously look for her and
her visit is to them the brightest time.
In the week.
Twenty-two members of the Junior
Society, of the Methodist church, St.
Marys, have not during the last three
months missed church service, Sabbath
school or juniorpprayer-greeting except
when detained by Illness, and then a
text of scripture wits sent to be read in
the meeting.
God does not measure our service by
the amount of work which we do, but
by the willingness we phow in doinf
what He wants us to do. He may call
us to do some great work or He may
require from us only the smallest ser-
vice. But whatever be the work as-
signed us we should be willingg to say :
"Th servant is ready to do whatsoevt,r
my Lord, the King, shall appoint."
Miss Annie Ross, of Blytb, Vice -Pres.
of the County Union, has secured a pos-
ition on the teaebing staff of the Glen•
coe public school and will enter upon
her new duties at the beginning of the
new year.
Port Albert Presbyterian church has
a Young Peoples' Christian Endeavor
Society which has never been reported
to the County Secretary. It was organ-
ized in Jan. I.M. Total present mem-
bership, 39; Pres., A. Gordon; Sec.,
Miss Lizzie Stevenson.
Statomant Con�irm,ed
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By a Justice of the Peace.
Another Victory in Nova Scotia.
IPaine's Celery Compound Does the
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The majority of people cured by
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view of benefltting other sufferers.
Cured people gratefully contribute
important testimony in order that the
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money for worthless preparations that
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thinking men and women.
Mr. Jas. Cossaboom, jr., 6f Tiverton,
N. S., says:
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testimony to the value of Paine's
Celery Compound. For some years
I past I have suffered from stomach
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tried many medicines that were re-
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any benefit from them. At last I was
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Mr. Allen Outhouse, Justice of the
Peace, says : "I can certifiy that the
above statement is true in every parti-
cular."
,A young than named Tpphard wits
accidental killed a few days ago' in
the Lake, ''numbs. county by hie two
brothers, iv o r'ulatook him fora wolf
and shot him.
A genuine ghost story has yet to, be I
attested; but not sora ggnulspe,bloWd
ppurifier. Over, {std ovex.Ag a'I it It a
beeri .praived• that Xyee6 }9tarsapar , a
elands atonia etmos3g rgec1lc11ta s as me
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Disappointing IV Xpuat�bp tp"$Ir 411 h
Ord to End that aflt'fitr sowit5g Coe l;taada
opinions for sal mai,'hy yeatrs", die shpul!l�
reap a protectionist crop. ' .
A Thrilling Picture,
That Canadian pa it otism can be re-
lied upon to support those whose efforts
,are drPected to the starring up of mem-
ories of,om glorious pant and hopes for
the magnificent future which is possible
to us, is proven by thes�iceeas of a pub-
lication that for the pant=tan year's has
been grpwing into the good' graces of
Canaa fans.
Toronto Saturday Night has always
issued a.70hristmas Nuurbgu little her -
aided by,the press, advertised only by
its merits, apai acceptable to everyone
beipause of its wall-toldstories and pret-
tily riftpp� pictures. For several yeat's
it used English, French and Gerw4n
supplements, but for the past two
years it h+ts excaelled all previous at-
tempts byy issuing immense reproduc-
tions of historical paintings, original
and Canadian.
This year the Battle of Queenston
Heights is the subject, a picture nearly
three feet long by over two feet wide,
painted by a Canadian artist and r•e-
produced' by Canadian processes in
fourteen bolors. The surroundings of
the battle are the mountain up which
our volunteers endeavored to climb,
the historic gorge of Niagara, the blue
distances which stretched through New
York State, and the mists which rise
from the whirl of the rapide. In the
foreground General Brock is dying,
supported by the' arms of his lieuteu-
ants. The Regulars are eharomg past
him, the Indians are skir•misgping
through the rocks and trees to the
right, and Canada's hero, with his
sword aloft, cries out "Push on, York
Volunteers." The picture excites that
strange emotion which contains so
much of patriotism that one scarcely
knows whether to choke up with the
coming tears or to shout with enthus-
iasm.
The story of the war is written by
,George Taylor Denison in, so vivid a
style that one can almost bear the
musketry and the shouting of the
Charging brigades. Saturday Night's
Christmas Number this year is incom-
parably the handsomest and most
worthy production of Canadian art,and
should be sent by everyone to absent
friends who live afar but whose hearts
have not grown cold when the name of
Canada is mentioned. For sending to
absent or loved u
ones in the old court.
try, where they know so little cf our
history, it is the brightest and most
thrilling Canadian souvenir ever pro-
vided. It can be found at all news -
dealers', price 50 cents, or mailed dir-
ectly from t.he'ofilce of publication at
the same rate. It may he added that
the book is crowded with interesting
stories and illustrations -one story be -
acontributed by the Marquis of
ne, ex -Governor-General of Canada.
Befuraye.
,Received Tuesday evening of last week.
LEe unn.-The lecture on Mexico,
its people, their customs and religion,
by Rev. Jas. A. Dodds, last Friday
evening, was well attended, Knox
church being packed to the doors, Mr.
Dodds is an excellent speaker and w,as
listened to very attentively.
VISITING}. -R. J. Tufts, of Hamilton,
is spending it few days in our village,
the guest of 'W m. Watson.
SEVERE ACCIDENT. -While return-
ing from Dungannon one day last
week Finlay Anderson had the misfor-
tune to have his nose broken, a large
scalp wound and oth@r injuries, by his
horse stumbling and throwing him out
of the rig. He is progressing favorably
now and we hope to pee him around
soon fully recovered.
TEMPERANCE. -A meetingwas held
on Monday night of last wee, address-
ed by Mr. Stubbs, of Peterboro, to re-
vive the temperance lodge here.
OUT AOAIN,-Simon Vnnnorman is
able to be out again after being laid up
for a couple of weeks with a cut foot.
A Prominent German Pastor
After 30 Years of Rheumatism, Is
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Hamilton, Aug. 10, 1893.
Mr. S. S. Ryyckman,
HatriiIU,n, Ont
DEAR SIR,-[ take•great pleasure in
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News Notes.
Dr. R. 3, Woods, late of Toronto,
die3 on Tuesday at Vancouver, B. C.
of pneumonia. -
Mr. Shaughnessy, vice-president of
the Canadian Pacific railway, denies
the truth of the report that his line
was endeavoring tin lease the Buffalo
and Lake Huron branch from the
Grand Trunk railway.
Busiest Place in Canada,
Intelligence just to hand ,says the
most hustling place in the province
of Quebec is the office of the Family
Herald and Weekly Star, Montreal, a pap-
er which is meeting with extraordinary
success this year. The office is a scene
of activity rarely witnessed in a news-
paper office. The new subscribers send•
Ing their names to the Family Herald
anal Weekly Star each day would block
the streets for a long distance. People
are Asking how they can get sample
copies of the Family Herald and Weedily
Star. A postal sent to the office, Mont•
real, will secure one. .
Sir Adolphe Caron announces that
lie intends to make all the political use
he can of Mr. Laurier's brokenppro-
iniaes on the Manitoba school settle-
ment.
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Mr. James Crawford, an elderly Eng.
lishman who was to Manitou, Man.,
from the United States recently, wad
frozen to death on Monday night,while
walking to his son's farm, four miles
from Manitou.
Ringing noises in the ears, snappltil,
buzzing, roaring, caused by catarrh all
disappear with the use of Hood's Aar-
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It is likely as a result of Mr. Tarte's
tripp to the Vest,, that improvements
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rend that an engineering party will be
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the Fraser river so as to .prevent the '
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..Of which I have A good assortment in stock consisting of......
Parlor Suites, Bedroom Suites, Dining Suites, Fancy Chairs, of all Styles: .
and at all Prices• 111.
Pictures and Picture Frames, also a lot of New Moulding of the latest
iLat les and patterns. Now is your time to get Pictures framed for Xmas. All the above mentioned Goods will be sold at astonishing Low Prices
from now until after the Holidays. Kindly give me a call before buying
elsewhere,
A full line of Undertaker's floods on hand and courts tten-
tion to all customeis. Repairing Furniture and Uph ring
also a Specialty. All classes of work done Neatly and vaply. J�
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H. C. BARLETT, .- -.- Huron St., Clinton. ' M
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Successor to JOS. CHIDLEY, .j .`,,
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In Clinton back again in Victoria Block, next to the Poet Office. Since 1854 r,
we have catered to the wants of Clothing buyers and this week we re- + `
move to our old quarters where we will again be ready to serve our many
patrons. In years gone by we made a reputation for selling only reli-
able Clothing and to -day stand ready to defend that reputation. The
Clothing and Fixrnishings
we sell are good -we know they are good, for the past experience has
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taught us the difference betwen Good Goode and cheep imitations. To N,
impress upon you that we have Good Goods we will offer you I
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Special Prices on all LIR03 during IDIS tlloO. .11
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Come early and see the cloudburst of economic prettiness in Fabrios and ,
Garments of warm day style and comfort that we display, The wonder- s,
ful puichaeing power of a dollar will be exemplified as never before in
every department. Watob for Special Prices next week, but in the
meantime come and see the Goods.
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TRIOS. J'•�CKSON, Sr.
-'The Pioneer Clothier.'!=�
Established 1854. Clinton, Ont. 1.
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Ho i for Christmas ! `�
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We are offering Special inducements to Cash Pdrehasers for the remainder
if thle year. Call and satisfy yourselves our Goode and Prices are right.
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Just opened out the finest assortment of
EIand painted China Goode, yet the thing for Holiday Presents, Fancy!
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Sets, Combination D1hner and Tea Sete, latest designs and best quality.
Have you tried our 25o Tea, the best value in the market, also the fragrant
Konsoon, brand in lead packages (Beware of Tea Peddlars.) NEW RAISINS, `-
CURRANTS, PRUNES, FIGS, PEELS and SPICES. Pure Essences and 'i
b xtracts.
.9EW NUTS, GRENOBLE WALNUTS, S. S. ALMONDS, FILBERTS, wi
CANDIES, ORANGES, and LEMONS, &o. ,
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash. c
extra fine sugar cured Hams, select B. Bacon and Cambridge Sausage. I
9. ROBSON, - - - Clinton. 1.
NOT CRUDE MATERIAL. •p News Notes. • I 11
Scott's Emulsion is Cod Liver Oil I The United States & Hayti Telegraph s.
rerfected nd is prepared upon the y g p '+,1
,rinciple of its digestion and assimila- 1 Company have laid a cable direct from '
ion in the human system. hence it {s New York tin Hayti, which Is now open
riven without disturbing the stow- for business to all South American ;