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The Canton News -Record CiPcolnr Town Topics.
$t.ef) a Year, to Advanot;.
-:: ___� ._ - ., �_=_--_. __-, GODURICH, April 21. --Perch fish
THURSDAY. APlttt.3lth, 1898. has been it most profitable Indus
- ._ �__ the past ten days, the fishers, yol
arid old being equally success
ONE TBINO AND _4 NO 7'118R. One day the 1)ttst week ovor t
hundred were counted or,
Sympathy is being lavished upon p;e rs, „rid as each one of
Cuba and undoubtedly the Island is in number had luck, thousauds of i
a deplorable condition, but the Spani- were curried up tow,,.
Ards are not by any weans wholly tie- It is said work nu the breakw•a
spousible• Tire rebel•# have been equal- will re-couunenco early in IIIc
ly active in ravaging with fire and Hiss 131L11 returned to her, school
sword and have destroyed what Way- Crediton oil Monday.
The deaths in Goderich fur
ler sparad. Between them the note- qulLrLei, just ended were If, one bei
.combatants have fared hadly and it is #Fat of a young t.uilIt who wasbrow
on behalf of those unfortunates, to town to die at the parental r
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1 co thus ant '
'klu
1' ,
3 (tivl'•
etch
thogsandv of whom have erisbod g nit
p t her one WnB 90 years old at dyuLtl, a
that public opinion has been so roused. one less that' 1 year, One died
Still peace would long since. have been typhoid fevul• and one MI' scarlet fev
restored had the United States not The other deaths recorded were fro
kept, the rebels supplied with funds Old age, cotlsuulpton, heart-fa;lu
pl'euuloula and accident.
And the munitions wherewith to carry There was an At Hunne at
on tWir method of warfare. George's 801001 room on Wednesd
" . evening of last week, The affair \\
gatLor, ttp by Mrs. Seager and bet• $i
1f the United States declares war (fay school class to obtain funds
upon Spain it will be firstly because support a child int British India
Spain is weaker and secondly she wits A success linitnefitlly, and the I
erary part wt's really good. The pI
wants Cuba. �grrtunlue consisted of readings by Al
""" Tom Arid the Retctot•, lulus and reei
The defeat of the Kettle River Val- tions by the children, it grarllopho
le Bill in tie House o4 Commons Was selection by Mr. Emerson and a viol
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SO10 l) V nil 1 ti
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enet' tile h( IlitCerbeil
a do►rtonstration of the power of the re11,arkab]y well rendered. At t,
C. P. R. and is a furtherance of the CC"'n'llellevlllent of the evening' cute
policy of that great` octopl's to secure and cake were served, and there we
several fancy work -tables front will
the complete monopoly or tr•rtnsporta- lal•ge Sales were made,
tion in Western Canada. Tire Kettle As Rev, b'at'her (Vest, held bast
River Bill should have, passed the services fn Clinton 0t' Sul'day the
House as it would be the means of wits no regular service ILL St. Petor's.
Robert Elliott shipped It Cllr of ho
opening up one of the best mining dis- to Toronto or, \Vednesday of lit
tricts in B. 0 -and without cost to the week.
Dominion. It would furthermore=knlrews Bros. & Co, shipped it cI
have given the Grand Trunk an access of export cat tie or, Fv1day.
Sineeth's new twill will he in ft
and have placed it in a position to coil)- swirl; in it few days as nearly all Ll
pete with its great rival, the C. P. R., machinery is in position.
precisely what the latter has been Regular meeting of Huron Enelthn
fighting so hard to prevent. ment, No, 28, I. O. 0. F`., next Alonda
The Oddfellows will attend Divi
"„" SPrvice in Knox church next, Sunda
The annual meeting of the Conserv#'- 'uor•►ling nod oil Tuesday they will (•1
ter'tain their relations and frien(18 i
Lives of South Huron will be held in the lodge: roor:;.
Exeter on Tuesday next, beginning at The service ., at St. George's nil Silt
2 o'clock. It is requested that there day were similar Lo those. of I's;1st
be a large attendance as in ad- Day.
One ofJonathan Miller's tenons ra
dition to the election of officers there away or, Friday evening and, aft
will be other important business to upsetting the rig. broke away and lilt
transact. it good run to Be»ulillet• before the
r stopped. The driver was thrown au
.. blit' not hurt, and the. I•ig waS nc
It is reported that Hon. A. S. Hardy damaged very much.
may resign the Premiership owing to It is said that the (;Goderich Al
teurs will play "Time and the lIour" i
ill health and accept a judgeship which Kincardine oil tho Queen's Birthday.
has been kept vacant for some such Mr. Halls, principal of tho publf
purpose. If Hardy goes, it will be schools, returned cruor Toronto on Sit
Ross' turn, certainly no improvement. urday,•, Chas. Lee, we are pleased t
record, has recoyer•ed troill her ver
The decisian,in rho South Perth elec- serious iliness,
Regular meeting of Chosen Friend
tion case ase has aroused much indigna- next Thursday evening.
tion. We do not propose to question The Mcur(.ady wheel issued tilt
the motives of.the judge, but the re- week was lntiell admired by eyelists.
turning -oificer who fnl'nished ballots, AIl•. N. Robson, of Clinton, tuns it
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the validity of which could be called week,ncillar town \Vedliesdav l'1 [I(S
into question, should be seyerely pun- Mrs. Cameron and Mr'. S. J. ('nine}
ished. And if it is correct that these on left for their, new hole, Ingersoll
questionable ballots were onlygiven (list llitirsday ,
g Mr'. and All's. Chilton Joft or, Thtirs
to Conservatives it 1,'.,ks as if there day or, It two tuontts' visit to VN'ash
had been a pre-arr;inged plan on ington, D. C.
the part of the; offkc•i.ds to elect the Timesare busy at the G. T. It. depo
Government cltndidatc�, if oBsibhr, these d,lys (iv(.t• 80 loaded Cars having
p been sent, East last week.
From all accounts tIl,• state of affairs Our square is it wheehnan's papvldis
�n South Perth is even more scandal- since It ryas seru11ecl and rlyaned.
Otis than in west Huron. The old ImIltilliall, Charloy Black
Mone, started the ice cream season of
Sit t•ur•day.
,. __ ,. Lewis' cottage of Lighthouse street
is of 111.1 niticeut proportiohs and look.
"Let the Klondike 118 if it will im it most attractive rest
deuce.
it ay for the 9iloA1liil;e." It Is r uji'lo 'ed thin a ghost (It real
live one) lilts hoer, seen neat• till, It. It.
de}x)L blto, of even(n},gs. Although
"Let the Klondike,pay for the Klon- there IMS been tnttch t1tik, youl' (,()I, I.
is the parrot cry which has been iwndent. lilts not s.een anybody who has
seized upon by -many of the Liher;d seen the phiuttiln though on Thurs-
papers as their poor excuse. for the day night two young \volncu aceOnl-
paufod by two Young men, who W(•re
proposed presentation of an empire in returning from a soc•fol, were ntnlestod
gold -bearing lands to McKenzie & by roughs. The jotrties Sionting for
Mann. assistance trip nig It watch wits Soon at
hand find the soh(' ghosts vanished.
A sound principle is embodied in Oryanf8t Cuff's playing at, the
that cry, but the principle is not truly service in St. Goorge's un Sunday
applied when two individuals Are en- evening was exquisite.
franchised with the resources which The Editor of the Sigurd lilts heel,
would enable the Klondike to a its suffering from ,tit attick of pnetintnnia
pay the past ten days, but at the time of
own hills, wilting waS progressing favorably.
A hundred and twenty mile tramway The Police authorities give notice
is not the beginning or the end of the that in future all cyclists caught rid-
ing on the sidewa,llvs will Ile prosecuted
Klondike's needs. When the best of and that the nohicefncludes butlsexPB.
the gold [and is given to McKenzie & A "fire alarm rang Saturday for a
Mann bills for the administration of blaze at Belcher's bakery, thn fir(• h;lv-
the Yukon will still be coming in and ing apparently beer] caused by the
oven, file brigade was soon on t Ile
will have to be met. And not the ground and in It few minutes after -
smallest of these bills would be the wards all danger wt's passed.
cost of protecting McKenzie & Mann's There was early cornrnnnion at St.
rights at.the expense either of the George's on Sunday.
The fine big maple trees planted in
Yukon miner or the eastern taxpayer, the harbor park last week are appar•
The true way to make the Klondike enty doing well.
pay for the Klondike is to administer Tire schools and Collegiate opened on
the resources of the Klondike in such Monday with it pretty fall attend-
ance.
a way as to produce a revenue equal Inspector of Public ,Schools Tom was
to all the demands entailed by the in Toronto the past week,
development of that region, and to So far this month, April, five new
leave, a surplus for the benefit of the buildings have been started.
VVm. Emmerton, who recently cal'ne
whole countrv.-Toronto Telegram. to town, died at his father's restdenen,
Huron rota, on Friday air(] the re-
---- mains were interrod in Mititlsnd ceme-
tery on Sunday, the Oddtellows col-
. Allna. ducting the ceremony.
Miss Annie Campbell, of Senforth,
Mr. Wingfield Riley has purchased spent Sunday fu Goderich.
The Demorest Medal contest con.
The house- and lot formerly owned by cert takes place to -morrow, Friday,
Mr. David Otterson. evening, in Victoria Hall.
Mrs. C. Landeaborough, of the West O. S. Doan, of Clinton, visited the
End Tuekersmith, addressed the County Town on Saturday.
League here on Wednesday evening. be plleased to ss hear, willabe aroundill
da
Rev, Mr. Finlay accompanied his few days.
friend, Rev. Mr. Thompson, to Dun- Mr. R, S. and Miss Williams relnrn-
gannon last week. ed, frorn their Toronto visit on Fridr(y,
Mrs. Toms returned to New York on
Master Jno. Cooper spent Sunday Thursday.
with friends in Tuckersmith. 'Mlttters in connection with the pro -
Mr. Jno. Dale was in Blyth last posed Plevator at tho barhor are In
every wily satisfactory. The coin -
week attending the funeral of Mr. pany's en .. fneer is fn town, and will
Parmenter. stay till the work fS finished. The
The masons have commenced the plans for the main hnflding and floor
wall for Mr. Jno. Dale's Karn. sheds are in the hands of draught'smPn
Most of the farmers have finished and the stock book is filling up filir•1y
well.
seeding already.. D. D. Grand Master Tierney, of
We are very sorry to learn that Mrs. Blyth, paid an oficit'1 visit last' rins-
Thos. Fowler, who underwent An on- da.y evening to Mait land Lodge, No, 33
A. F. & A. M. Over 50 hrethr•on were
eratibn last week, is not improving present and the proceedings were most
very much. interesting, W. M, Geo, PortarexPmp-
Mr. Richarrl Yellow, of:Exeter, visite lined the work of the Hr(4t degree in a
ed friends stilt week. creditable manner. A pplel'Fitnt hour
followed the regular busineSS, a tempt
Special religious services have been ing spread and an imprornpf a pro-
held in the Orange hall here during hPauline of speech and song being
the past week. Much {food has been Pnr•tily Pnjoyed.
done. May the good work continue. The river has been exceedingly high
since the 10e broke Ilp, and the Spring
THE CLINTON N F,WS-RECORD.
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the tale N.vrlytl could Dust into the river
best: or hattll,k' t;fnee leaving Govrio.
Silt' &C0. 0. lie completed the huildin g
fI'eshets made quite It chciuge along
that Part of it between the breakwater
and Attrill's. All the tlitt Galt'b
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Gorrie.
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I Fatal Accident at �lytlL.
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THE ARK
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oir
Point has been \\•ached array, the big
On Saturday la,,t the Anglo-Alneri-
About eight o'clock .wl Monday
cau,c of file toub[e• DR. AGINIEWIS LIVER PILLS -Cure constipation, sick hoadaoho, biliousness,
While atwohk in t,Iy;inion Fllctory
g
b
tr•y
ed and length-
island has been thousand
coed, many th0usrind
Coll' hotel wt's t,uld by public atic•tion.
Root White, Wt'cllceter,
morning a most distressing accident
b
happened
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Ing
yards of the
(tank along Attrill's
41Y was the
in Blyth, by which Mr.
E
fol,
has heel' washed
#'way, and the channel between Ridge_
wood and the big island
purchaser. Tire. price wits 82,800.
Ales. John Campbell, of Barri;e, was
"""t -go PaPelleutet• loot Ilia life. Mr.
Parmenter had the contra -t for erect-
THAN THE
wo'
has beer, dye
encu. A bar has forr,te 1 t ti lI
in town fur, it few days visiting old
f.4-11 I 5t ', 6
in, t
b he new over) fn conn- #; . [
BITE
l IL 10 InUtII 1
tilt' of the r;ver, and Mini)• think that as
the
glit
asi•
ta-
ch
ill
ne
er
er
a.
Silt
e
1
9
1 Cfl( (4. ,. le I(PONS t9 that 00th I)Pt'
hushand and herself have on,}uyed the
, rill W1,1l
tho ,,1,01-0 1•ec•ently leased by T. Witt -
the tale N.vrlytl could Dust into the river
best: or hattll,k' t;fnee leaving Govrio.
Silt' &C0. 0. lie completed the huildin g
tsh Ihearly any lilac Il(,t. yell'•, that the bra•
The Wroxeter Hor•tivnittival build-
if the uvea on Saturday night, tt"
IS caused by the gravel duulpod into
from the breakwater.
it
inky trod };rounds will be offered for,
hale by public action at Clifton's Intal
au Monday tu0rning, thinking that
tilt' 0t 13 wits sufficiently dry, lie Coll] -
ter
cau,c of file toub[e• DR. AGINIEWIS LIVER PILLS -Cure constipation, sick hoadaoho, biliousness,
While atwohk in t,Iy;inion Fllctory
on Tuesday, April 19th.
urwlced tearfug away the fralne-wol-k
ill East 11'awallosh.
some kind of "preservative" in butter-
Jlts. A. Strong ref urned or, Saturday
front' Manitoba, where be had been
that supportedthe top of the oven.
fhreO of the arches were taken out
At r. Sinhpsuu, of bMoll Mills, vkit�4d
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with a car of horses. He disposed of
his horses at Car InAll.
\vfthuut uulch ditilr"ully, but while ►e -
Illoving the fourth the iron hands Sui-
ng at his uncle's, Robert Coupes last week.
holul. .
Iml•ting the uvea or, the outside buret
Alies Johnstone, of S,S. Nu.8, return-
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,Mrs, John Cornyn acid faildly are
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and the tut) of the oven fell on the tm-
ed on Saturday after spending her
h:
Easter
i9arloelc.
fol'tunato Inall within, burying hitt
un- • , v•
acxtiou with friends it' Clin•
has alarmed the British consumer, and
most radical measures are now pro-
posed to exclude all butter in which
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cue'
beneath
,ttt1 three loads OL' sxulr and tour
all till'
of 1`hP 11Ii,,seB Scott of rho f3th visited
were resent at the nomination, andHoodTHE
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Mr. John Wells is visiting relatives
rows of brick-. the whole %lyight being;
over six tons. The aldrin Wits tit duct•
er. frivrids on the loth ]fist week.
it' Blanchard township the past Week.
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given, but fifteen la,iuutes elapsed
1111 1111'0. Hanna, of Will gliall), is visit-
Mr. Win. R06s delivered his driver
before (he unfortunate ,hail was taken
re, ing her daughter-, Mrs. Robert Mc13I'r_
to Robt. McLean in Goderich Inst Mon-
f''ll'u the ruins, alld all the utedical
uey.
day
skill and willing hands could rlo wits
it. Mr. B. Janney received the sad in-
Mr. Denholm's filing of hay-presseva
clone to revive life, but of no avail;
ay tellfgenc'e of the dyath of his father it'
Ilya busy fr, this neighborhood.
troll at 2.,30 Tuesday l'lorning he passed
as Kincardine Inst Sunday.
Mr. Toni Scott is hired With Jno.
to Ills eternitl honle without having
l'1- --_
Watt for the snur,ner, ,luck Bays he
gained con.sciousl'tlss, lfis spin(; anti
to
Neaaforth.
is all right for- the back being of a
tllt.el•nal ul'91111b Wore all l'lil'e or less
It
,jolly lilt,
injured.
It-
•f1• Mr. Ben. Dorrauc•e, who lilts been
Harlock's popular tpnchev ;s visiting
his parents in tie vicinit of Win=-
y
.
re. slleuding a fe\v weeks' vacat.iun with
'1
f,
Iron.
friends 1 t town, lett for his holr,o it'
Chicago on Saturday.
Miss b;unlla I3-•u•on, of Goderich
ftbllASbilh.
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ne
111 lir. lIu{ih Welsh spent part of last
township, spent her Easter holidays at
Ale. D, l3y;acoul'h,
A. -Koenig has sulci his faulous tin -
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week V1911,111 fl -i( 11 '
f l 19 ill Clinton.(�1i11 ill llIll
Ig
'' stallion L I' )
I l a n v
6 (, u. t(er" to Jolson Burhlll
he lir. JAs. P. 1Vol,h spent Sunday and
Monday in Clinton,
ILolldesilla •o.
and (Iyurge Wiuldell, of ]Mitchell for
ee
Mr. GI's Sparling, who wits tried here
the 811111 if ,x;300.
Ire Flidity for arson, VVILS sent I'll to stand
Ifs trial al lioderich.
Rev. All'. AleDouilgh, of Strat ford,
T. F. RaLtan leltVea fur h:dl
('Iti gar neuron,
R y and i3ritisIr Culunlhizt to look
Thos. Dawson anti Ii. of
pPVa C'h ('(1 ILI tIH Methodist villtr'ell oll
after bllbllless and If stic'Ce;:hfllI In 1119
ell
d y,
1t' Clinton, \V r't'e Irl tl)1\'l1 OTIC: (lits last
Suudily rnurniugand LeeturedI nTltes-
i) "I)et'ti09 the firul intends ulovin g'
�'
Lhe entire stat•([ 0111
week,
All'. Hien. Gundry, of Gndet•fc•ll, \vets
clay evening. The s11bject of his lei-
tn•e was "Back Bone."
\Vf•.,,L.
I:(a;iuew Jaulcl hurl thy fhee❑ nuc
g'
s in town or, Saturday rltld Sundrt
sL Y y
Miss Lou Ouenlotte, of the i.OIt
out last week to t(•.,,, the engine. It is
11tulnsyd to it tlfat
Air. Gco. Baldwin wt's in London for
hL (•ill ire of lel )'0 IFiht w'ei'r 1111 1)I1S111P�a,
Collegiate Institute, fs spending her
Illll(I;1)'s ,It Ilei' Ill,(, 1]el'(•'
give It nunitlll
1,'ri0'k ialmby is lettrllin • to 1.1111 it. Y
it Mr. Geo. Baldti•in received. another
Iu';.gc eonsig"I"Ont of wheels or, Ft idiL,y
Aliss Alabyl Evil is also home front
Toronto fur the I,llis6yr IIn)ftlays.
D;LI] 1.\Villi IIU-.y list tall(;' it 1,:{C1C seat
foil good ,Lock. This woek he sold a
ILnd expects another it' a fele crit s
]e days.
Geo, is a hustler.
hiss Sarah I1;Il spent Isastpr with
friends fn liensall.
wel�Ilry(1 cots to �VAlter lines, of.lIor-
ris, fat Lhe snit' Of tpti0, \Ir. Lw:ul h,is
Lundson Fuld Wilsnn have opened
p- 1
.•lir. Fred Jollrl4on spent I'Itster it'
LOIldon.
ret tuned her calf.
.inn. Aulout will assume the
out a bicycle ern oriUIlt it' the old
Y. p
Ill llhlC 8LU1't •,
,
111,1 Alllho x"�glt("Rr, 0t Lt•1 r; 1'ilyP, I0
proprfe-
tUI',hlp of tlih At1lPl'lrrill Ill 011 till)
y
here visiting friends this week,
Mrs.
1st of Alae. Ile bought the 11(ILISP
frrml A. X(i.o g who has been it'
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Wrny alld f:tlilily, (if GALT have
Illivetl to t.hp vllltlgc.
bisi-
rles0 fill, tilt' lilist l3veat•,
❑ ?rlll'EdlllolA.
Misses 1lillio Awkew ail(] Net(.ie
Fullowillg thea few, provi,ions of Lite
1 ,.
are nate in fall
1• Srydintg npernd i.;
Webb wel•e C';Lllin g oil Clinton friends
on 1londrly, b
1;l \ws :.- lilu;s, opolt
l i)1';111'I;l) }' '10th
season, June lath ri A11ri1 ]Its in the
swing. The Incl i, in }end ruudil.fou
i
to r'eceivo the f;rain which is being
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fnllntl•i:ll; nom- 1lruuk t.rnut, 11;,y i,t
to SI'pt. l:;th. IiiPin;� If:,ll:,y tirt�;lrin:;
11 SM1111.
Miss Maud Irvine, teachol' at ,yet-
11PAa;tt1l.
is lll•t,lllblled. IiI",. tn)llt, 1111.11 t.;,;t.
son, Dec. 1,6 to (tit. I5Ih. Mlls!,ral,
d Iopolft:ul in libi.11 hard township, spvnt
t, part of het• Enster holidays visiting•
Last week death received two reei-
(1111.11 st-asou, .inn. lit, to Allis 1st, '�u
nluskrltt way be in
t her Ilrothcr, 11r. J J. brine. She
(4tllle (111 incl' w'11Pe1 itnd tvxs ;l C(:e0lllp}tn
dents of this section. Mrs. henry
shut. .\Tail. L'io,l
trout, oI)VII s:V:H!,i, JM). l.L I t•t.,lit.
1')111'
it ,
it'd by JI r. b,ldlul Ir\'ine, it reLitivo,
D,,UgAll, One Of till- Old settlers passed
I
'Tuesday.
) Spockled (10111., opel1 �. • L .�11,
1Iny LodtOSt•111.lith. il�;;ia) ln;nt-
who is teacher at Rannoch which i5
Away on On iVedilesday
fug and fishing Iu'y In"o ihovd.
11 also in Bh1u(111ii.d.
Allis Jennie Bell, daughter of -Neil Bell,
Mr. .James Bell Iraq hought the old
of the Zurich road, papapd awny.
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c Loeluing fill which has beets f l the
W. R. If ell gins went to London on
1)I L�.,;v,sinn of Alr. John at.intore for a
Tuesdwy in connection t\•ith a faw suit
,
48�iatghalti.
year or, two.
0 Mrs. Barrows, tubo hat] a severe at-
growing out of the colhaion which oc-
cured Inst year, wilco otvfng to the recti-
A. i1. Alilsgl•ovo, I'viucipnl of «'Ing•
Lack of pleurisy, is a„+
y 1 iii abs to be
i'rnnhd.
1PSa driving of a couple of formers Ilia
hum fir,huil, is in TironCo t,us week
'
s Mv. 1'I Ili. Morrison had tho ulisfort•
lig was upsel, and some tilt rnberd of
Ifs family and that of 1)r. U'\eil
;'handing thy::7th ;inlaid III(Ttiug of
LIlc I'titicltUuunl Associntiou, and Il;Ls
IIII(I Lo lost! r
LllLl ll tl •'e
Il.11- Ill)#, . ;t
few days ago. Ct deatll wwicllused
re-
Cl'I -Pd 111 ill
1 'Y.
bee'll hollored by being appointed Di-
a
by inflaulIno ti11tl,
the social given by rho :Methodist
rector of the tier;c St-hIol depart -
Illellt of the Assoc iat.ion.
I The run of sap is nhottL over fur this
t yea.l'. Still- of the nittives made a hi[;
church on the evening of (food Friday
proved quite a Success. very
It 1, exppctpd Thal, the salt Works
lot of nlolasaos.
,1 .inter•
eating Programme wns rendeted by tine
will "41.01-11 this week. F. G. Spar -
li0g has been Illakii ; fol
- HISS 1'allnit BI'l1Wll 1111, [tione on a
visit to St.'fhonans,
droit•, lass Sheflpr, 11r. Trott and Revs.
prei,araLiOns
the se,tsou';, work.
Mr. Thon;ls .Jones, hotyl-keep(''' at
Kerr and McKelivey.
A A. (;oetr., of the Commercial hotel,
Hiss Jennie AIcKPuzie, who hits boon
spending rho l)ast, throe weeks
. Leadbury, has not, horn getting vary
nin tl he" It I r 'tit
f, t 1 f u our time. %N't' holo
lilts had a severe attack of something of
with
hoe aunt, Mrs. J. It. Al),Iltshaw, fins re-
Ile will soon be all 1 igbt ngaill,
Ja Mowbray and Ath hralck
ilio nature Of hnrulysia. fie is slowly.
recovering front its ffects.
f u•nyd Gi her 1p01t1c' ill 13rncriield.
The gathering of, the stones fiord the
I, ;t( -k
I I have
tla.\'U gU11- t0 LI'V their- Irick
in 1lichi;,gau•
Among the graduates of 'trinity Medi-
Cal tich(lol who passed with the Very
1
Alain strppt, bus fulpr•ot•C(1 its npl)enr-
(ince and illev ilsed the coinfort of Ili -
'llirvoll
Mrs. Dritger, who fell clown the
cellar stllirs lid hill., herself severely,
highest honors wlsllr. Alen. McKay,
brother of Prinl:ipal 1cKay of our I'ub,
cyclists.
*Gordon I
i[, F. has die)uso(1 of ifs
dispo.
- has, we flee illeitsed to say, recovered.
lie schools,
ckrng bnsfo� ,�'I
Mr. John Cur•nyn lilts haul iris honse-
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hold effects 1 --loved to I orta'ge LI
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ll,a.ciclao`v.
['1')livit" where he nils purchased al: ill-
t
HewAre of Prc'tieriatives• _
torest in a newspaper•.
In building up the dairy iudust,ry' of
There are economical people, arid
licit'
Ilt'v•' W. Pocock, of Clinton, spent
part of l}i4t week in town.
0I)MI'iu two) things have hoer, taught
aro others. ,1 lady want into a
The Many frf('Ilds of it.,. v. Ji1B. 1Ltulil
find 11rg-d, n;uuely, purity and high
store recently and inspected some dr$ss
toll, it' this neighborhood, will regret,
quitlity of prodil is and economy of
IWOduotion. Whatever setbacks this
goods. A remnant that contained
only 4} y;rrda suited her tAste
to hear that he has resigned his c'lntrg;e
its pilstor or the Imlitist. church of IIlfs
Brent. industry may hilve Filet, in the
felts
tett
well, but she did not buy it She
retro. lir. I"tuiltnI' lilts lwull a r('Si
d(tht.
Ill years (,art be traced to a r,eg'
lect of one or the other, of these fin"
went dome and shortly after her bus,
of our town fol' a nn,,lbet 0f
yp:us.
)irtlutt Y
I points. The c•hepso indostr•
uf Ontario is now fairly 'well es•
b:lid entered the storo to purchase
q1 yal.,ls of salt] goods. The merchant
During
ly front he torehnny(rs.ini1 A. free-
tablish41d and Llu• ruinwit production
did not fPPI lira giving; or throwing
r.
I . A.13nrk-
holder shipp(fd ninp cfu•8 of (rats aril
ofa inl'nt m
ge ruouilof Well -made, whole
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away the quart'•r of a yard and th0
two of pp;t, to t'ort,land, and two (ar's
c•heose of uniform quality has
piece was not a,)]([. Busines% people
of Wheat: t0 Galt, Mr. Will. ('le gg
given Canada a controlling ulfiuence it'
do right in refusing to be a party to
shipped two cars of Pcitst till([ two dors
the 13ritiSh c•hyese Il1;11•k(,t. Olt'• creat n-
the little aCllell)r'a „f that class who are
if nuts to Portlatifl, inakini; a tottll of
ery industry N now rapidly developing,
Pverl,tsting trying to get,omething for
17 cars or grnfn shipped fr0ut the C1,T.
and it i, of vital f llpol Lance that
nothing.
It. station Ali,% Clegg also) ,hipped
file strictest attention he paid to
the turning out in an economical nal''-
iiia many frien,a fa this town and
tw'o Cate, of whea'and two cars of oats
from BeIg"ltve. Afr. T.
ncr of butter of nnifurruly high g11al-
ity, )tl • •
}, I re ,tnfl unuctniterutrd. 'Phis in
surrounding country will he pleased to
learn that lir. John o has t(nvll
McIntyre,r }rain
Gregory of
is also shipping it quaI'tity of
from T�iF11en, tvhct'e he wits huy-
(IttsL T will, if properly conducted,
been attending the \orthweatern Den- in
toll Co11Pge fn Lhe past two bas
, dnrillg tIl,l past season.
'1\boy.
rtssnnle very bogy proportions, Since
the average consumption of butter is
years,
been successful in paasing all Iia exam-
Iessrs. Bell, JILq. e\. Cling, and
Will. BjILtol' wire it' Toronto lust
flinch greater than that of cheese, and
inations and is now a D.D.S,, (Doctor
week, attending a Inciting of the
the British impoits of butter gre,ttly
Dental Surgery.) Canadian
Furniture AIttntifactln•yr8
exceeds those of cheese. In the Brit-
(hl the evening of 11'eduesday the Association.
At this nleptiu;; it was
ish market our butter motets in cont-
6th inst., there was a large gathering decided
to advance rho price of furni-
i)ytiLion shnilar goods from Ireland,
at the home of W.J. Douglas, of the
tore,
10 per eent., owing Lo the scarcity
D(�rtmark, France, the United States, firm
of Lees tic Douglas, the occasion
of
cirri limber• I
Amill'illia and Argentina. Denrnar•k
has attained It chief place by Btudying
being his marrin[ge to Lizzie, fourth
dnu liter Of the 1 t A t 'I I 1
factory
Ono of the ernplovees at th'I ('lithe
llnd a 0illall ))one it) Ilia le g
APRIL 21' 1898
Sometimes, and ``the remedy worse than
I the disease." but our Sarsaparilla for
I purifiying the blood is made from barks,
roots and vegetable substances that
are combined to relieve the system
I from the clogged state that winter al -
1 ways induces. It is pleasant to to e
and gives results --results s 1
as "
t�.n
beneficial, g l
1c, a Dose
81.0 ➢ a Bottle
100 Full Doses $1.00
,era • 40�AUX �-it :.1
Mfg Chemist and Druggist.
i P11��1�iAil9'S SIII��IiES.
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Ilrtl, remodrllt) and clone over as !,nod us
now. i'er,oas wi . !ng work done in t.hih line
will reviiivo porfeot satisract.iou oil lcav, Ig
their order,, ct•Ith the tuitlerAgned. Leave
ord,lr, Carty,
MISS MOORE'.
1 Over Becnle) 8a Co's late stare.
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We"'llin;t Hells [n °NhIlield.
A very pleasing event took place at
the resfdenco of Mr. Joseph Speers of
Ashfield on Wednesday evening the fith
inat., in the marriage of his cinughter
.Jennie to Mr. Levi Boyle of Holyrood.
1'he ceremony was performed at seven
o clock by Ifev. Mr. Wllale,y, of St.
Helens, anri tvns witnessed by a select
company of frionds of the contracting
I"I"t'(`s. )Ir. \'1 eNlpy Boyle acting as
"best nian," fill I Niss Maggio Speers its
bri lysn,sid. Tho bride was handsome-
ly atioluod in it dro.,s of c'realn satin.
Afler ten af• enlutly had taken pllice
tIl�a (chole pill's)' r•eiMived t,, the table,
w'hf,'11 was I'l0'ni•,hed with the riehPst
viarltfs. 'I'h,1 r tlllLiader of 1Ile evening
wits .spoilt it) a moat elijoyahle manner,
and
the cou,fd,u•y disl,PraEd in the early
lc;,01'8, f""ll'" that tit's was an event
lone to be roulenrIllved. '1 he high es-
teem in whioh ho bride and groom are
hold wilt; alidwl' by the elegant display
of Pres rite. A:I unite in wishing Mr.
and 1Ir(4• Ba)'lu a long and prosperous
married life.
For that tired feeling you must en-
rich and purify your blood" Hood's
Sarsaparilla is the medicine you nocd.
941, can only be
where there's clear
and healthy
skin ,s 4�
AVE are pleased with
the success of our .Mi.
finery Opening of last
Weck which was so
largely attended by the
ladies of Clinton and
surroundifig country,
Our
ALL
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COMPINSI:S the very
latest in Millinery and
I'r'e will lJ
have you
specs. it.
e pleased to
call and in -
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MASS
,ILLIER
Stand in the Clarendon Hotel Block,
'094
cVMrh h41W
The peer among skin healers and complexion clarifiers : — One
application of ®E, AGNEyy'g OINTMENT gives instant re-
lief in cases of distressing, itching, burning, stinging skin diseases—
eczema, tetter, salt rheum, scald head, ringworm, itch, ulcers,
blotches, chronic erysipelas, and all skin eruptions, and itching, bleed-
ing, ulcerating and. blind piles—has made marvellous cures in chronic
sores of long standng—others have and will fail—this ointment
never—helps and heals with magical quickness -35 CENTS.
I used Dr. Agnew's ointment for Piles. Dr. •AI. Barkman, Bingliampton, X. Y.,
Two appllciLtione of gels wonderful. Ofut- wrLte%: "SPmd me 12 dozen more or'
men•t campletely cured the 'troublesome Dr. Agnew's Olutmca•t. I preaetdbe large
I
things. I have plExlewle W. meoommemaling Fuauttblely of 4t. It is a great relnecly
It. " 1 m R rico, Delaware avenue, or tetter, salt rheum, eezeina and all
It. '.,.:... „•L , (boa. skim d►seasesl and also a cure for piles."
Price 85 ecats a L„_.
DR. AGNEW'$ CURE FOR THE HEART -loot a cure-all, but a heart specific.
Relieves in thirty minutes. Medical profession prescribe it as safest, surest
!inal quickest of beart remedies. For shortness of breath, • palpitation, flatter -
mg, pains about the heaat and other organic derangements, it is a never -failing
cure.
the roquiretr,ent of the ruin ket, and
C, n e rcllta( Mc-
Millan, of WflwanCatl. At nine o'clock
b ,
1'i ikon by the falling of a plank on 1t. DR. ACHEW$ CATARRHAL POWDER --Catarrh ]s an almost universal
now In nearly all of her cream"
cry export butter from
Alias Dora Lees played the wedding
malady.
it )out, six weeks ng but did not know Some of the symptoms of catarrh are cold In the head, dizziness, pains In the
of the fracture till the other day.
pastern,-
t, d milk or cream with the
march. The groom entered the roan;
g
The forehead, tleadnche, of mslve breath, loss of taste and reuse of smell. Thds unf-
g kypt bothering hill) till hP went. to
Ilse of special ferments. In some of
followed by the bride, leaning on the
versal remedy relieves in tea minutes and cures permanently.
the doctor win infurn)cd hila ( the p y.
the countries exporting to Great Brit:
#tin - An(4triilfl' in particular - i(
arm of her brother, Archie. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
cau,c of file toub[e• DR. AGINIEWIS LIVER PILLS -Cure constipation, sick hoadaoho, biliousness,
While atwohk in t,Iy;inion Fllctory
has become it practice to nsc
A. AlcKay.
sallow complexion, torpid Inver, Indtsestion and chronic dyep•ptala-Ilttltrw
Jn1111 Collins had a largo sliver Illens. doses -20 cents.
some kind of "preservative" in butter-
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III'fllg 2?S ir,chcs it' icIlnth run in Ilia .
,,laking. Sometimes thio is added to
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hand. It wase extrihcted by Dr, Chis- Mold by Watts & Co.
bottel• as rt salt, suwetiules it is added
.1lliteliell•
holul. .
to the milk. These preset vatives ate
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,Mrs, John Cornyn acid faildly are
cinder various mutes, such,,allies
as preacrvalone, preservatine, preyer-
By order of Dr, Steel, President of
the Conservative Association of Mouth
visiting •,t. her sistev's, ills. 'thololls C6.�t,.~ 1 �1 l9
C'I'rl'Yll byfole 1pitving for Af;tllil(t at ,yy, � othin Like Leather."
vitas, being favorites. They are hear-
1y all mfg Lisp of these acid. The
incrc�asing use of tTwao preservatives
Perth, a mase meeting of the support-
ere of Air. Monteith will be hold ;n rho
next, vvef•k.
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has alarmed the British consumer, and
most radical measures are now pro-
posed to exclude all butter in which
townhall, Mitchell, ou Thursday, April
'21st, at one p.m. All delegatee who
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Limflhs
traces of t hose preservlitisea are found.
were resent at the nomination, andHoodTHE
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and S i` 0 E "t. -I N
The British public teas becrttne,tli►rrn(+(1,
those wile acted ole scrutineers at the
a
•-r} •*• �--�..�--.,. ,
the press fs actively discussin the
g
InatLer, and public officials ate now on
late election, are particularly requested
to be reaent
p
8111 Covered With Eruptions -Could "�
ARLY ,r PH
the lookout, for hnl.ter so ndulterated,
Mr. Louie Wilker, Logan, made an
Not Work t
, he Suffering Was So
it must bP carefully noted that „Il hut-
assignment to Air. C', Ronnenborg in
Great -Wood's Has Cured. tr tf' _
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tpr inad(frorn milk or crenrn to which
Dec. last. The estato was wound u[)
,,I was all run down with Complaints 90011
anything but coninou snit has been
add,ld is adulterated. 'rhe holt.er pro-
dnevrs of Ontario must inako no rnts-
ttke. Tilt, use of lily of Owlto preser-
vatives is dangerous to Ilie dairy iuter-
e(4ts of Ihfs conut•I'y. I.verythtug •po'1-
sible should ho clone to disvourltge the
use of (41101 91110814 ueos, ;truer the press
should a(4 far as possibly prevent (hc,
adv(-r•tising of them inthis counlay,
n
Ontar-io lilts Ili, replitati(i of producing
Jure dilivy goody of high gltitiny.
]'hit(: roputaton Inn"I, he nulI'll•n11n'd,
And every person tnt'restod fn lho
dairy hitsine•w. of Onlalrlu nhould rta-
siSt In proventingthcso "plcspviltFwys„
from get ting a root .hol: hl fill lw Pro.
vince, "An onnco of Inr•voliflon In
better thana pi11nd "Fill
ef 1111111," Nue
havea repulatl41n nity fill' nul.ltbrg
FFmty h11ti'vi, find ('11(.1,41" 111,111 14111111111•
trlin tint rcplitaffill), Inn not ndvil'nto
prcilervat•1vos, Ino nil ftdvelike pr'1t•
scrvalivus. inn tint 11nc pryrschv•;Ilpyri,
JOIIN ft11t'I►IBN,
Minister of A rlcull,uPr1 t'cln, Onlall41,
Toronto, April lith, 1898,
last week, the creditors receiving a
dividend of 7.)>a poe Cent, on the dollar.
Afessrs. Dent ,1i Thompson were the
solicitors. •
A compnny of th;i Church boys' Bri-
gade of Canada, has been organized in
Connection with 'trinity Church Sun'iny
School, with the Rector ns Warden, Dr.
Levey Bill) warden and Lieutsnant
Money of Clio 28th Battalion'a,' Captain
and drill instructor.
Mr. Monoy, painter and deno•ator,
Ind it had fall the other, day. [To was
wonting at the house of Air. Fred Rocs,
when the plank On which he was Brand-
ing, whioll rested on two high trestles,
gave way, and he was thrown to (lie
floor, liglrtinq of his hip. No bones
worn broken, but bad bruises were aus-
taino(l,
Mr ()an. yt„wart., head master of the
Wpring(I ld 1'ublle ,5ahool, spent some
dayA ab rho old homo In Logan
)Vire• W, It, Davis and her daughter
(lartrnde, visited in Minton last week.
peculiar to my sex, and I broke out
in sores on my body, head, limbs and
hands, arid my hair all came out. I was
under the doctor's treatment a long time
without benefit. They called my trouble
eczema. FInally I bogan taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla, and after ;• had used three
or four bottles I found I was improving.
I kept on until I had taken several more
bottles and the sores and itching have dis-
appeared and my hair has grown out,”
AIRS. J. G. BROWN, Brantford, Ontario.
"I was all run down and -had no appe.
tite. I had a tired feeling all the time. I
was advised to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
I did so and it boneflted me so much
that I would not be without it." MRd.
0. 1. BURNETT, Contial Norton, N. B.
Sam-
.[rhood's arllla
Is the best -in faetthe one True Blood Purifier,
Hood's Pills cot harrnonlously with
Hood's 6airyaparilIs. ;lira,
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Our New Stock now full
awl complete with '111
the Infest and newest
Goods and we tiro safe
in saying that no better
assortment is to be
found in the west.
Ask to see our special valtles
in Men's 2.50 and $3.00
(goods. They are hard
t0 heat.
JAOKS N & JAO�CS0�.
The Note. Shoe Dealers, Clinton.