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1Ot�e Peoplo maysoofl at Hoii. A°. <d, Hardy as i
Era & G lU
': r ,..�.: ' ' , W the lease, but the record allows that #tie
J they
•� sympatbles and services )nave bean given c
�' to mnniotpalities and individuals in the ,
l�J3G7Ciber t0 the New Era right, a$ against oorporations and capital i
IF D get: it a alSo the Weekl3r in the wrong. -Toronto Telegram, Conaer- •
vativo.
'I, "�i•�obe ".:for 0 e year, for $1.50. TheOntarioGovernmenthasintroduc-
, Vt3 e,w at t1ltS Tato ffiUBt ed a bill providing that the salaries of
1.IN acne .anied by the money civil servants hitherto exempt, shall
;,•• ' �0,.On't club with the daily
be subject to garnishee. They might
I even add to that a further provision
etv ��;Qalrx#�allittato that any civil servant known to leave
er1, r1gt;4a T HI�IoCool debts unpaid,should be dismissed from
1 Barsain day-•HodgenaBros the service.
Soiaething now -T4s McOjaeherty
r7antxalBasinese Oollege-W JEtliott The legal authorities of Californiadid
''The,*Aluable-Allen Milson
Needy -Cooper & Co a good thin when,tbsy executed Dur-
y y g g
J A. ur ey day, -Jackson Bros
� -freer arca,-w Cooper & Co ant last week. He .was proved guilty
wli,avi,the use-MoKinnon & Cc
$t4lileas oham a -J McMurray of the murder of two girls in April,1895,
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7Jialsollltion sae -Gilroy & Wiseman - and sentenced to be hung, but for over
lovirtter goods_W L Ouimette two ears be exhausted every resource
Doutp y Councit-W Lane y
New lintoher shop -F It Powell of the law to avoid, if possible,the pen -
j , a , sawing mgehines-W Moore ally, and it looked at one, time as if he
four and feed store -W Duncan mi ht st off. His execution, however,
otioajto creditors—I' Holmstead g g
shows that even in California, law is
..• ptW neither dead or sleeping.
he
s that,�j ry nfesse` '�!����Mu ��� Young Allison co
'rRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1898 murdered Mrs Orr, solely for the pur-
_ ' poso of "getting even" with the Orrs.
t The Plebiscite Vote This makes his case all the more unjus-
+ The overnment will mtroduco a bill tillable. It is terrible to think that a
g boy should take such a method of re -
-:a.t the next session of parliament to. venge.. It was not necessary for him
"^, S rgvide for the taking of the Plebiscite to retrain at Orr's if he did not like the
treatment he got. And yet there are
` pte, which, it is expected, will be .plenty of people to sign( a petition to
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�, *,ken about October. The exact na• commute the sentence on a wretch for
whom hanging is mild punishment.
' tion to be -submitted, ;'�ture of the question i
.lifts not yet been decided. Those op cheering Returns .
pp'ed to prohibition want to submit --
b nin' bearing -on direct taxation as The revenue" statement of receiptstoI
gtt'esliP s Pa h the Bret half of the fiscal year, ending Dec.
"A titles o'fraising..the"I iecessary rev- 31, shows as follows compared with the
r vyhily the temperance poople same period in 1896: 1896 1897
that the question submitted
nould be a simple yes or no on pro-
,,Castoma........ $9.389,185 $10,071,231
1 Jzhion' Weare glad tp see .that so Exoiso.......... 4,138,036 8,464,951
,able and 'influential a paper as the Postoffce........ 1,415,000 1,760,u00
: Globe taken. this view. The Globe Public work9, in-
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,00rite ' , at' ' we think properly so, eluding railways 1,973,203 2008,364
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,that itk>o�9.e, oPosed to prohibition miscellaneous T. 537,421 629,429
are to ttve t4say"f o, to what questions —
shall t;e.t ,lit d, Eche temperance Total...... 1?,453,847 $17,933,974
. ppeopple, : fi alar right. The $ T—
Gllobe n. '-.ry fair and well Expenditure 14,061,406 $13,488,170
,' written", e; ►4nd fit.'represents 'the P $
views Of'4'hrr government, so much the The expenditure on capital account was
better Tteipr rancrt people know that us follows:
illemevetilie:lost frons the liquor bltai- 1896
1897
xiess.will have to,' -b made uq from public works rail -
1 `' and in the past ways and canals $. 198,309 61,634,428
abriie oth0n sour .8,:;- err wilhn nesA 32 067 37,557
ve:alvi! s shd, , g Dominion lands ..
what
6 219
e
of w 56
b r-,, ,
218
555
e t e s.
st , r £ i 1:•a • subsidies- h t ilwa
:; •�o Ra
A Fii,ens are`nece eft ut tt does not Militia........... 526,508 124,604
access ti tl the revenue
y„ foil �v`4tlia" Northwest Territor-
. 3,895 654
M` ]xtt>t b8 made fi+lject taxation.
1?h ! fes rebellion ".... -
Qdly the:porso r;Rro; re entitled to --
vbtn ftC omin' will be en- .....: , .$1,979,336 62,362,255
ta� elnpti; Total..
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to
tl;tled to vote on tlilp plekty 1 The revenue on account of consolidated
The FO a" , ' clical fund on current account is half a million
p En& better, and the eipenditure more than half
a a announce- a million less, or over one million dollars of
e Leo has is' Uel )fIIi
d' chooiquestion. an improvement in the six months of the
the Man;tgb, first fiscal year which can be said to be
e 1. � worded letter, fully under the conjrol of the new Liberal
1. J Administration.
oes not accept the
trEi may be regarded Horticultural Society
P of the situation. 2-
rmc 1"e forming the basis The annual meeting of the Clinton
Horticultural Society was held on
olic education, it could Wednesday. The report of Sec. Treas.
cited that these would be Coats. showed a balance of $135 on
d' nothing is more natural hand. The election of officers resulted
as followa:- .
, Ii? Roliness should urge bis ' J. C.Gilroy-President
t -a11 times for re- H. Foster -1st Vice President
les. At the A. McKenzie -2nd Vice President
i
p Directors- "Messrs J. Stephenson, T.
o read between Holloway, J. Wheatley, W. Brydop-e,
erfectly well that R. Agnew, O. Cooper, A. J. Morrish.
ori to .renew thea i-
J. Scott, W. Coats. Auditors -W. E.
g Rand, J. P. Doherty. W. Coats, Sec.
iously existed. The Treasurer.
Bneyelical is, in reality, Ir was decided to give prizes at the
haere is of the settle- fall show with the same limit as to the
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amount to,be drawn in money.
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t, anii get more when we can.Agricill'tural Society
",'Chii opinion of•three of the leading
Valle.;s in Toronto is worth repro- Thelannual meet.ng of the Hallett
�ducitlg - Agricultural Society was held in the
�" The Mai.1:-While the Papal encycli- 'council Chamber on 'Wednesday. The
cad an the Manitoba schools is dignified annual report of the secretary. W.
stick`"c6tloiliatory in tone, it leaves no Coats, was more favorable than that
biiii".., the Pope is dissatisfied with i for the previous year. The election of
terms :of the settlement that has officers resulte3 as fZfllowe:-
reacliE<d k f S.S. Cooper -President
:11,S.G. Plummer -Vice President
CFl , b:- The encycl,i�ical_ makes : W Weir -2nd Vice President
i ar-
F i� bctwedii Wit Citi.
alb o I O.W.
%- township, p Godericb w
Directors ,
p P
e alar• le -
bt dva to t
does a nTuck.
: k 1 B Williams; Stanley M. McEwan,
1 ti n. % Itvirtitallq'ecc6lits thg'situ- ersmith John Hunter; Hallett and
ii .;1.1. do I. es that' 6s.'e., gyral 'rotor- Cllnton, Jas. VanE�+mond„ Jae. Rey-
reloe lis •out GF; the ,giipgtion, :and nolds, A, McKenzie, dae.Snell, J.John-
alce pa"atken pt to° xe'vive ilia issue cion and J. Wiseman.
,'p'e rdl.polrtics. Hon. Directors- Mayor Holmes, D.
lie' elegram: Unless a great.d aeall A. Forrester, D. B. Kennedy, H. Fos-
.,
a like meaning is hidden between ter, Jae. McFarlane, Jae. Fair, J. E.
Oeafullines of the. text, Pope' Blackall T. Cottle, W. Doherty, J. R
s massa` a,t``ss simplyy a regyiem ore Lindsay, A., Elccfat, W. C. Searle, J.
ead•a 'lvalrled Manitoba Schoo Wi�gjtilrton, T. klolloway.' Auditors-
Hi>a' HoUb'dea•' has gone a J. T. Harland, Dr. Shaw, Park Com
pptOvtng o% the: 42laito'bit mittee-Messrs Foster, Plummer and
„. q sett Is en as he• cw.d go. The Cottle.
a tlatholic h' -h' h is 9, world- At a subsequent meeting of the of -
i stituttou '"'Papp+D LOo"could not . fleets, W. Coats was re -appointed Sec.
i bishops; t "A llie . ere wrong Treasurer. Thp date for the annual
ed 6,4lly ac,"Capt a compromise exhibition was fixed for Tuesday ani
Treating a precedent which Wednesday, Sept. 20 and 2l. The fol
farfara with -the ambitions of lowing pplaces have been notified of thi
in. some other part of the date:-Bruseels; Blyth, Bayyheld, Exe
nPiiverse. The message ter, Seafortb, Goderich, Belgrave, Zur
eoi.otitutes an ace tante ich, Wingham, Carlow. r"
ole which ie non as, .
tiUseit re t
tion, ,Allison's Concession,
6- Tim Munpinu R or Mile ORB TELL Till
Is STOrtY OF His CRIME.
vi .. cilia -. rid ' '.+ lhey Spill "r. ins James Allison, who is confined in jai
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We shall b IWIto have aopltri'butilQ40 to.
t}tis ooluntn renu art readers, If i
The first meeting of the flew COUP- tenbury street .oharoh On butidby B, : I.
.off ope
us
youlu'saav viaitora or Dnrpose going. awayRev,
�pg
III was held on Monday morning, a 1t ,•
W.. Wade occul d• the
when the following Striking Commit-
p in andV194 flat or sena n 1
npte t°'� aft effect+
of
ee was selected bq balltat:- Mayor Sttnday,
the Seaforth Meth.ottist ,chu>X
lA.
J. Grigg inide a short visib to Bilge•3olmes,
Reeve Kennedy, Councillors
McKenzie and Todd.
\b!'1*1'"
Mrs Wall hue been eitgag8d town,
on Wednesday.Plummer,
Thomas Farquhar, of town, is visiting i
SIINDRY CIOMMUNIOATIONB in the UntArio St, Metlloditat choir. hio
son George, 19 Hallett.
The Council then adjourned until
On a
On Sunday evening Rev.Mr Mfired
Davis, (eon of S. Davis) a! Boose-7.30
Man+, is home on a viaib.
in the evening. • resuming, will
preach on "Escape from 61.I vain
lommunication was received from the .possible."
f obi. Anderson, of McGregor, Man„Underwriters'
Association, stating
that their attention had been called to
W. R. Lough occupied the pf aqn
cf J. Anderson, Bayfield line, 1s home
b» a visit.
the erection of certain buildings with, Holmesville Methodist church .last ,I
in the Bre limits, contrary to the by Sunday morning.
Misses Exelyn and Sarah Turner leave
law. The Clerk was instructed to
The Brucefield Christian Endeavor
his week to attend the Normal School at
write to the Secretary, and inform society contributed over $100 to mis-
ttawa.
him that an frame buildings erected Bions
in the past year.
Mr and Mrs MoragBart, of Elgin, are
Mrs J.
in the fire limits had been covered
It is expected that the pipe ot> -5
vilsiting the letter's patents, Mr and
with steel or iron, thus making them will be put into the Ontario,St. church;
B own.
absolutely fireproof. A communica- some time during February.
tion also read from R. Hamilton,
iss Mabel Kerr, who for the past five
was
Paris statin that he had purchased a
g
Rev. Mr Pocock was the only minis-
ter in town occupied t}ie own cul-
wee ,a has been nursing a stok patient, has
ret° •red home.
atone crusher and was prepared to who
from on both occasions last Sunday.
Tla6, Jgokeon, or., installed the officers
crush stone on contract. Also
the Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto
pit
Rev, Mr Goldberg, of Markdale, oc-
of the Sonia of England Lodge, at Exeter,
asking for a small grant towards its cupied the pulpit of St. Paul's church
Monday evening.
maintairience. . last Sunday morning and evening.
Root; S'buthoombe, son of Mrs South -
FINANCES
Sacramental services will be held in
combe, who is engaged in teaching in
The fgllowing accounts were ordered
. 'a church on the 30th 'fust Pre-
Wilh • I•,
the Friday
visit. a i home on a v
14 nitoba a
,
, -
�r Oray. Fs,ir, a meeting of the
to be paid :-J. Beker, work, $5.31;
paratory services previot3s�
or., attended
Mutual Insurance Co. (of which
Harland Bros., supplies, 01T00; T. Mc-
Kenzie; ventilator, $7,33; W. Coats, to
Rev. J. Edge will preach missionary •Waterloo
sermons in Ontario St., church on Suit,-
he ispresi ent) at Wo,terloo, yeaterday. ,
pay election expetrses,$20.05; A.Seeley,
day, Jan. 23rd, Rev Mr Clement will
$on. N. larks Wallace was in town for
repair9 to Hook and Ladder truck,
go to Godericb.
- shgi� ti a on Tuesday, on his way to
$I3.50; Davie & Rowland, supplies,
Rev. C. Smith, of Exeter, Area d
Rittepd un O ange gathering at Kincardine.
$4.74; W. •Wheatley, coal for heater,
$7.29; R. Reynolds, salary, $18; electric
Missionary sermons in Victo ' St
church, Godericb, last Sun �; Rev.
-J`. M. Dalton, Mail Clerk, L. H. B., was
married on T seder to Miss Donavan, of
light, $3.40; J. Wheatley, rent for Mrs
Devine, $2; Couch & Wilson, beef for
W Godwin taking ' his
Seaforth, and hey are now spending their
charity, 80c; H. Dodd, lumber, $15.91;
On Sunday m:Qrnf astMrClemont
�n
honeymoon in Chios o
Y g
W. D. Fair, sundries, $4.59; A. McRae,
p ceache'd in Ra bury ,1 t. church,
In O taro Street
Dr. W.E.Str here, a former Clintoniari,
rite ills
sotiein edioine at Ha v
is now r m
Bros.,
7 days salary, $3.84; Brown Br
Mr Millyapd }k g
p , ,
treasurers'- book, $3.80; receipts,' R.
chlirth day evening Mr Stewart
where hers assoo ated with an old practi-
Welsh, scales an(y hall, $20,75; J, -
and Air lyari exchanged.
tioner, who has at extensive practice.
Wheatley, scales, 8.05; R. Reynolds,
work in cemeterq, $23.10. Reeve Ken .:
r'Md.:iillivray, of the Honan,
` iris, Mission, who is addressing
Conductor Snid rwrites to a friend that
his condition was ever as critical as the
nedy moved that a grant' of $5 be 'mletttings'
Plaint secondees
throughout this district on
papers made.ouI a d hopes to resume his
his
made; Councillor •
behalf of misstone, spoke in Willis
employment ere.lon . He says system
-it. Councillor Dohert -moved see-
"Void, shat the
church last (Thursday) evening. '
was simply run dow
ondetl by Councillor,
be $10. CouncillorTpdd believed
Rev. G. H: Cobbledick, of the Glen-
formerly
Reference was ma e a couple of weeks
grant
tion was- the deserving
that the meld
eoe Methodist church, of
Brussels, has been invited to the Front
ago to the serious illn as of Miss Ida Cham -
bets, daughter of T. bombers; Grenfell,
one, but would prefertq see
p
bene the Couneil'pay;the amount in-
street Methodist church, Stratbroy, at
Man., formerlyof Clint n, and we are glad
of
dividua,14, The .grant of $1.0 was
the close of the resent conference
p
to see b the last iBs a of Grenf all Sun
that is
passed without a division.
year.
y
she now recoveri g
' • TSE COMMITTEE
The Brucefield Christian Endeavor
Mr French, of the H use of Refuge, re.
following are the Standing
Society were to have been the guests
eently spent a weel: visiti%pg his fatber,wbo
The
for the the first
of Willis church C. L S. this evening,
is ill, in Ontario County.', During his ab -
Committees year,
name on each being Chairman of that
but on account of the inclemency of
the weather the visit has been post-
senoe Mrs French had„full` control of the
House and got along splendiidly.
Committee, and the Mayor a member
coned.
The Morden; Man„ Heralltl thus alludes
of every committee :-
STREET—Kennedy, Doherty, McKenzie, Ford; -
The re -opening of the Roman Catho-
lie church, Blyth, will take place on
to a cousin of George Swallow, of town: -
"Mies Swallow, of the HudgotyBay Co's as-
Plummer.
FINANCE—Taylor, Jones, Wiltse, Todd, and
Sunday, Jan. 16th. His Lordship, Rt.
tablishinent, left on Tuesday, for Clinton,
rs
Bowers.
o Doherty.
FIRE AND -Jones,
o
Bishop f
O'Connor, D. D. B
Rev. D. p
London, will bg present to bless the
'o and other Eastern of he
O uteri rite. S
p
will combine business and pleasure.,,
(iHARI'rY—Taylor, :Kennedy, Ford.
Taylor y, Ford
PROPERTY AND ELECTRIC LIGHT—McKenzie,
new altar.
Rev. James Livingstone, Aylmer, made
Todd, Plummer. I uwe7-,. Doherty. ..
CEMETERY—Fuld, Kennelly, Plummer,
BY LAws—Todd. n cKonzie, Kennedy,
The anniversary services in connec-
tion with St. Andrew's Presbyterian
a short visit to town on Tussday, and
called upon as many old friends aQ his time
OFFICERS,"TO.—li6atlee KeilnO ly,l'hlmmer'
church, Blyth, will be held on Sunday,
would permit. He is looking exceedingly
McKenzie, Todd.
QOUR'r OF B,EVISION—HOlmes,Hennelly,Jonea,
Jan. 16th, on which occasion Rev. Jas.
Robertson, D. D., superintendent of
well, got a cordial greeting everywhere, and
was delighted to meet his old Clinton
McKenzie, Todd.
BOARD OF HEALTH -J. C. Stephenson.
the Northwest missions, will preach.
friends.
PARK -Holmes, Fair,Paisley, W. Doherty,
The annual meeting of the Huron
Mr Ed Floody, formerly of town, who
HEALTI3 MATTERS
Presbyterial society will beheld in
is now in the employ of the Domin-
Tbe report of thb Medical Health
Knox church, Godericb, on Tuesday
ion Government as. an inland revenue
Officer, read in December, was read
next. Among those who take part in
inspector, discovered an illicit still in;oper-
again for the benefit of the new corm•
cillors. The Mayor called attention to
the program are Mrs R. Irwin, Miss
McTaggart and Mrs Stewart, Clinton.
ation near Lindsay, on Wednesday. It
means a heavy fine and imprisonment for
that part of it relating to tuberculosis,
and to Closets, and on motion of coon-
The annual missionary meeting of
Egmondville church was held on
the operator.
S. Swann, who for some time has been
re-
el Doherty consideration of the re-
Thursday evening of last week. The
Lon -
employed witli Harland Bros.,teft for Lon -
port was deferred until next year.
report of the secretary was very en-
don this week, where he expects to reside
'AUDITORS
couvagin, showing the largest amount
in fature. He is a steady young man, of
Councillor Doherty moved, and
collected in. the history of the society,
sterling principle, a good workman, and a
Councillor Todd 'seconded the appoint-
$234,,
credit to his parents, Mr and Mrs ff.
ment of F. R. Hodgens as auditor.
The House of Refuge religious service
Swanz, of the Maitland con., Colborne.
Councillor Plummer moved an amend-
rnent, and Councillor Bowers seconded
on Sunda was conducted b a our
y y young
Miss Carrie Leavenworth, youngest eie-
the appointment of John Wiseman.
man who never before conducted a set-
vice there, yet begot along splendidly,
ter of Mrs R. Holmes, has been laid rip at
Toronto with inflammation of the lungs,
The latter was appointed,on adivisien,
and the Mayor appointed P. Cantelon
and the inmates were both pleased,and
profited by his address and are in hopes
and was at one time in a precarious con -
dition, but is now improving. What makes
a.a thq second auditor.
that he will come again. It was Mr A.
her position more tr s the fact that
SUN:MATTERS
T.Cooper.
she was to have been married Wednes-
W. Jackson was appoifitecl' CoPeg-
iate Institute Trustee, On motion of
Mr Doherty, who has been the effi-
da last, and had to postpone the waddin
Y p p g'
Reeve Kennedy, seconded by Council-
cient leader of Rattenbury St. Metho-
dist church choir for a good many,
Thos. Reynolds. of Addison, N. Y., bro-
ther of James, Reynolds, Hallett, who has
lot• Todd, Andrews Bros. were granted
the Cum of 40c per rod to aid in erect-
years, and has several times expressed
been visiting here, returned on W dne+sday.
ing a wire fence on the base line, same
to retire recently tendered
a desire y
his resignation, but the trustee board
m over o see his mother, whom he
He came t ,
bad not seen for fifteen years. She is 94
fence not to exceed 40 rods. On the
suggestion of the Mayor, the follow-
declined to accept it. ' Mr Doherty is
years of age, has never used glasses in her
ing persons were appointed a commit-
just about as necessary in that depart-
ment of the church as the preacher is
life, can read any kind of print, and knit a
pair of stockings for him while he was
tee to examine the condition and safe-
ty of the Town Hall, and report there-
in his.
home. This is something unusual for a
on: -Messrs. James Fair, R. Ransford,
The weather on Tuesday evening
being decidedly unpleasant, the At
person her age, and the public will be glad
to know that she enjoys the 4iest of health,
S. G. Plummer, and John Foster,
Wingham, the latter having aided in
Home in Ontario St. church was not
so well attended as was expected. The
has the use of all bar faculties and bids
fair to seethe century
the erection of the building. The
Clerk was instructed to draft and for-
program embraced recitations by
,mark.
ward a resolution of condolence with
the sufferers in the city of London'dis-
Misses Jennie Shannon and Manie
Houston; solo by Miss Harland; net
- Wile.
SCHOOL.=Our school re -opened on
aster. The Stavely Estate Committee
by Mrs B. J. Gibbinge and Mies Couch,
Jan. 3rd, under the management of T.
was re -appointed with the addition of
Council
and instrumental b Miss Azie Gib
ay
bins. Mayor Holmes occupied the
R. Courtice as principal and Miss I.
the is
Thos. McKenzie. adjourned
�
Sprung as assistant; attendance
to meet Feb. 7. a
chair.
The Wingham Journal is kind
quite satisfactory. '
Christian Endeavor-, Budget
enou,gh to, say: -"Mayor R. Holmes,
NOTES.—G."Acheson, Holmeaville, ac -
by Mr C. L. Fisher,teacher,
Wingham-Union conventions of S.
of Clinton, filled the pulpit of the
Methodist church on Sunday. Mr
comppanied
of the same place, called on T. R.
S. Association and C. E. Union, Tues-
,
)Holmes gave two powerful sermons,
Courtice afew ddys since. Miss Sprung
day and Wednesday, June 21st and
the gospel message being very plainly
spent Saturday and Sunday at the re -
of herr uncle, Mr Wm. Watson.
22nd
The Junior Gat -den, which was given
delivered. We have heard much com-
ment on the practicability of his dis-
sidence
Mr and Miss McCartney, of Godetich
so successfully at St. Thomas, Clinton,
courses, and should he ever a ain be
W ingham he
township, visited friends here during
the fore part of the week; what is the
Londeaboro and other places, will like-
1y form a part of the program for the
privileged with visiting
will be assured of a large audience."
attraction, Tom. Miss Allis Morris is
Wingham convention.
The following Methodist . Ministers,
expected hobae from the county town
in the course a few days; her many
The meetingof the Clinton Local
The
who are chairmen of Districts, are
friends will welcome her arrival. Mr
el
was held in Ontario St. church
holdinga meeting in Goderich this
g
Hugh Ryan has returned from Hamil-
on Monday evening, The subject for
week on a matter of discipline: -Dr.
ton, where he has been attending the
' the 09tario street league next Monday
.will be "The Gospel in poetry.” -
Pascoe, Wingham; Jasper Wilson,
Strathroy; W. Henderson, Sarnia; Dr.
school of Pedagoggy. We offer our con•
gratulations to 11Ir Wm. Watson; it's a
The executive committees of the S.
Hannan, Stratford; James Livingstone,
Aylmer, and G. Jackson, London.
daughter.
• S. Association and County C. E. Un-
ion will in all probability meet on
Other ministers who are in attendance
W.
CHURCH. -Last Sunday was mission
ary Sunday on this circuit; Mr Plunk•
Good Friday: Any person wishing to
are Revs. S. ,Bond, Seaforth; J.
Andrews, Londesboro; B. Clement, R.
ett, of Ebenezer, occupied the pulpit
m sit estions as to topics or apoak-
era ar�ed to communicate with the
Millyard, Clinton; W• Rigsby, Blyth,
and J. S. Ross, Brantford.
here in the morning and gave an inter•
eating and instructive discourse; in the
secretaries.
The annual meeting of the mission
evening Rev.I.B. Wallwin,of Lucknow,
The Win ham Local Union of Young
g
band of the Presbyterian church was
had charge of the service,and preached
Peoples' Societies and Sunday Schoolheld
in the lecture room on Thursday
to a large congregation, the church,
1 Workers held a public mass meeting
evening of last eek. After devotion-
in fact, could not contain all who came
in the Presbyterian church on Monday
al exercises t pro ram was proceed-
and in consequence some bad to return
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fere all present:exae fiaer>i Shb hezd,�rlao R
.vas en. route to Portland, with mare pon. t
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liggmeul. of cauls. Attar suboorfbing to 1
he negeosary declarations of qualification � xk'
I rid Qf oflioe, the council entered uppon their l� .
1pitieo with depot reeve Bohn Nocloy in ' { t
,be chair. .An, order was drawn for $21.24 "*
A uncolleotable taxes, and having completed ` �I
are duties, the 00jeotor returned the roll. A series of �aplse 0010A =
kocounts were passed amounting to 6159.96 the greenestoar®,. L3
%mong which yvas an order for $110, the oover9.. Q .. ut x244
amount due the village of Hensall as per
school arbitrators award. The clerk was
instructed to invite tenders for the supply Cdlltil
of' the followikg timber for calvaria, via, each . . foe -t4,.
3,000 feet of first class cedar, equal parts of
4, 5 and 6 inches thick, and any lengths, •
delivered as f6llowa:-1,000 feet at George All of Grace, 4y. O,: Hr ,
Turner's, 1,500 feet at Kyle's hotel, and
500 feet at John Shepherd'e; also 5,000 feet The Way to, f d, l �
of best quality of rook elm plank 2} inches D. T'�^
thick and 16 feet long, delivered 1,000 feet Pleasure pnd ROflk It
at Geo. Turner's, 1,500 feet at Kyle's hotel, . D i.. , I y� ., ""11 I
1,000 feet at Stewart's bridge, lot 12, oon.8, Life W.s r,$nre Itud 1- w;-,
L. R. S., 1,000 feet at J. Shepherd's and ' ,.
500 feet at J. Paterson's, tenders to be open Heavoa, by=D A". [oa y', i
at the next meeting. Messrs Wm. Elliott Prevailing PrayOr,;ljy 1), 4.,i%004 "k:'�.',,
Richard Hicks were re -a ointed aud•
and
pP
Life, kc d b
b.
itors to audit the books and accounts of the The Way of Ia e, t>utr 11 ri
corporation and report thereon, Mr Geo. Mille, Chapmgh:, Moveillr
T. McKay was re -appointed as a member , T, almage. • 11,
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of ted board bf health fora .term of three Secret ower, b D.. "'
years. Mr Wm.Chesney was also re-ap- p Y ZI 14tzlo yr �,
pointed assessor ata salary of 80. The To the Work, by D.,;L ]kliood�p y,
gext meeting will beheld ih Kyle s hotel on According to promise, by'.: K d
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a court Bible Ohara ;,A o
Tuesday, Feb.Sth at IO o'clock, a oo t oters .-b` . . .
Tn y, , f ,y a7,, ... :.?,
of revision on the Sproat's creek Prainags Gospel. Piotures`,dilal� +S>± i ,'' 1; ,
by-law,and for general business at loclook. children, by D:' W 4Y;hhttris.;,t:?
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Mr Jae. Baird, for many years editor, of ,And Peter, by J',:�` flour C.17tilr... I
the North Ontario Observer, died orid�4euly Select Poems ` .
at Port Perry. ,Light on Life's Dgttes� lO .b`. ". •
- "-' Point and Purpose ;I.in Story a 111 id '
Selections from SptiFgeori( ti,,
CEN%R The Good She h11 ' '•
ale p erd
Good Tidings, by q'a)riaagQt,fl lrtl c%?I ".
&erand MoNeilI r .4
STRATFO RD, ONT Sovereign Gradb,'Cfy oudy' ,,__
Our coarses are practical and are offered to SeleotoSermons, by D -;X. ; % 4' s,' v
the public with confidence that the iustrno- Temperance. ,
tion is thorough, "and the beat to be obtained
in this country. Individual instruction: Nobody Loves Me,'lty lifers O Ft.
Students can enter at any time. Rssarreotion, seroxrs by AfaLars
mage,. Liddon,; Moody ; - `,
Circular free. Sogtng and Rer pjho; by,P. ' MOti
W. J. Elliott, Principal Pro�fabl®;1?ona. • (Tllrialfatied,j t
f Qooilldetvn„',by llofieA.Moydi �
The 1x;, tet.o!'#ul lance, bxla'O.. lk[eq
--�j ,The Seobn,4 fJowigg a, plrriai; tsb%,F 0.1
HOW lou 1'' a . I` d ,-8i b
K ti towM, . Al, 4 >�
have you o'�9te,�c�grge ,aylW= axo,Xw
. y % Geo�(S, I�leu�lxam nd•_(3, $ f p,
f
making .:�, ..
xa Sunday its to the Young,b� doslair
excuses ffi� Parables f m Natnre,by Mist A, `0
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our eyes ? Kadesh-Ba ee b J Wilbur.,dha ?h,
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Whiter than now an`dLYttlEryClOi =:
Yon have been promising them new lenses ,
for a long time, why not come in and The Overao ng,�
JWO” 1a d Fgttie� �e�;
let us test your eyes accura.ely and by D. L 1a;P,
scientifically, then you cim be fitted A Royal Exil �. ..
with glasses that suit you exactly DeWitt T oFo -
no guess work. Test free, moderate The Prodigal, .
charge for glasses, hones and other
The Spirit -Filled Li
W. COOPER & LO. MacNeil.
Jessica, by Hesba Stre
CLINTON. A Castaway, by Rev
Heaven on Earth
Something
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�7�lilethinge;W a Select NortH.
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New! Mcore, zi
McKenzie,
'Cnyler..
��11 /y Absolute Surrender,
0. C. C.,
_ Possibilities, Rev. J
SEE Faith, by Spurg
Maclaren and
Canadian Cough Capsulos cure Coughs Christie's Old Organ
and Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, • Frog, •
in the 2broat. etc. Pleasant to take, avd
do not affect the stomach. Juat the thing ----r
for public speakers and singers, as the]
clear and strengthen the voice. PreparedOPER
iby ONTARIO CAPSULE COUPANY, ofinton from the formula.of an eminentGI ,S B0
Chicago physician, and for sale by all
druggists. Price 25 cents. . �'•-
Buy a box of your druggist and give the CLINT
Capsnles a trial. You'll find them the best
throat medicine ever made. - .
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We want belp to carry out the few
remaining We are clearing
„SUITS OF WORSTED
UNDERCLOTHING
we have left both in Boya'and Mens'. PANTINGS ,E'
Our aim has been to give good value for that were sol
every dollar we received, which, no
doubt accounts for the largetrad
did in this line du i""
son. There are of
our special line of Be
are of the best qualit
A line of Buckskin Gloves i
dollar. ,
A. J. MORRISH,
. Tk Sh
11, at Berlin under sentence of death for the evening, , Javn. 10th. Addressee were
e eetirl.' nsurder of Mrs Anthonyrr, the wife of a g ed with as+ lows: fee Georgie Mur- ane; the offerings were fairly sails- . ,
' given by Rev. Mr Henderson, of Hen- ray rea n interesting paper on Rat• fi�t`tnrq. Our R.L. is growing' ri mem, '
fdrgier near Galt,for whom Allison worked gall, resident of Huron County Chris- lam, ndia; instrumental duett b berehip and the meetin e. which are
tditat have cost the Mail-Vnipire a ori August8 last and is to be bring on 'Feb. y g
slot !oa>Netich to admit that at'tLe 4, has confessed his crime. „IIs conies- tian Endeavor Union, and by Rev. J. Mea a Geor a and Jim McRae; duett, held every Tuesday evening, are both
„ sed to the jail antboritiee some time ago, Hamilton, president of Huron County Mia es IrwR and Rippey; solo, Miss intereat,ing and profitable. Last Tues- Our a
S eessi'on of Parliament Mr Sunday School Association. The ob- Jen ie Jones. The officers for the pres- day night Rev. J. Millyard addressed "
but it was not until last week that Allison
ilgq;, Finance Minister, might be ject was to re -awaken interest in the year were then elected; Pros., the meeting on 'Orbe Celestial Rail- Gt oodS 1
tai§ 6W a aI'llurplug." sasented to ita publication. The confes- 'Union, and re -or anize, y way." The executive have ordered 200
_ sion is as follcws:- 4 g . Coats, jr.; vice pres., Mrs Stewart;
"" "I never at any time made any improp- The meeting of the Local. Union, a .r Amy Howson; Treas•, Stswaf•t programs containing the topics and •
fig anent atihc ;l<iaast despicable cue or proposals to Mrs Orr. 1 had made rip held in Ontario St. Methodist church, Macpbetson; organist, Mary Stewart; leaders for the current year, and will taming
1*4ulaatl6n that s, nation could be my mind In get even with the Orro for last Monday evening, was well attend- in com„ for 3 months, Misses H. distribute them on their arrival. Rev,
jiff etYfClrCjl g ig t%tzt one recently things they Baia and did tome. That ed and quite successful, notwithetand. Irwin and Elaie Downer. Mr Millyaid preached league anniver- Shoe line
ear serrrfons in Lucknow on Sunday ^�7(7•
11 b the,tiJnitdcl:S,ltes. It has morning I got mad beosaee they would not Ing the difficulties under which the y �v a Carr
y let me go to Niagara Foils. After break- program was carried out, owing to the A farmer near St. Marys brought 73 last,
•1 at rlo �lfidy ' de's enter the fast I left my loaded Kan in the woodshed, sudden disappearance of the electric turkeys into that town for the holidays. Mayor Fisher, of Paris, is the Conaorva-
'tng a sial.e'klll' cttpe ON jack. I did acme chorea. Mrs Orr was milking lights. There were three addresses They weighed 1,020 pounds, and made the tive nodtinee for the Legislative Assembiy
about twenty feet the woodshed. I ggiven, all, seeminglp well appreciated enterprising farmer about $75. . good goods, and a growing bus
Aw(i Watt a orfitin stainp trent and fired at her through the door. by the audience. rhe President, Mr " Principal brant has soaepted the chat- in North Brent.
'tttiere iltic�' Ash, made, She fell off her seat and never moved A. T. Cooper; said the Union had never le " ,of Rev Dr Lucas to debate the if nor There frill be for 18 names h the fishersreo- � } o
,The again, y p �� �� fort' of Toronto for 1898,and the publishers best eVldellGB t�]::dt peop�Q �,p reed
oar"ai,thh'; ;irtClFet, An axe la near her. I took stand been in a more prosperouscondition, queeiiori, the latter to name the ate,. claim that this entitles the oitq to a popn- �• `
eediil- y I�iinioyirig-, struck iter on the head with it: I had the receipts from the "Junior Garden, w$flit meet be done before the end of tare oods u
a `wearAnkCSV�ies grave in the swamp ready some days be. after all the indebtedness of the Union, wortilh. The wordy duel is to take place lotion of 226,000. ,b '.
the Sates' fore, btifb it wastoo tar off; eo.in a ,hurry I had been. paid;._ were $10, which had tin ;rtingstan, x>�ere aro 46 patlenEa In the C}rftivonhursb
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been sent to, the ProVipcial Aerocla"
tion,... The election of officers 1Pbr Elfe
ensuifig� mar.. s: -
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The, i month old baby c
hltvi�g, gings�ille, while sleeping in a baby
Home for Consntaptivea. Dr.Bryoe reports
ihatr over 3i00d pereolga' diol f>;ofn censmp^•
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oa#ria�e,awaAid' h and fell out on fife floor,
slighting ondtd hmad, oati�ing con us ni-
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