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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1898-05-05, Page 4r" W 4'' ;THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. The Clinton New -Record #a.00a Year, In Advance. TauRBDAY, MAY 5th, 1898. ONB THING AND ANOTHER. A despatch from Goderich, which appeared in the daily papers of Friday, would perhaps indicate that an elec- tion for the Commons will be held in West Huron during the mouth of May. If so the old voters' lists will have to be used and the electorate dis- franohtsed by the wholesale, It was bad enough at the last fight but what is propAsrd will be much worse. The despatch in quespion was evident- ly Sent out to boom one of the aspirants, who has been seeking considerable out- side "puffing," and who is almost cer- tain unless this paragraph first catches his eye to reproduce the despatch as an idex of public opinion. However, whether this individual gets it, or whether it goes to some other aspirant who has not a member or two of his family feeding at the public crib, it matters not to the Conservatives, who ate in good• fighting trim and with a half decent list should experience no difficulty in winning. The people of West Huron, regard- less of their politics, will be mush pleased to be assured that the Laurier promissory note which M, C. Cameron has been carrying in his pocket, all this session, is about to be cashed, For years the Liberals bewailod the dishon- esty of the Conservative Government in thus rewarding M. P's who voted the party ticket whether or no. No one made more noise or professed more vir- tue on that score than Mr. Cameron, but to and behold at the very first op- portunity be, too, runs after Mammon. 'Tie passing Strange what a change sitting at the right of Mr. Speaker has had upon heretofore upright and guile- less Liberals. 'Twould be a thousand pities to send down another unto good from this Ridir)g only to have him se- du6ed from the path of virtue. How- ever, since Mr. Cameron has yielded to temptation, is it not most fit and pro- per that he should go to Regina to lord it over poor Lo, for who has champion- ed the cause of the copperfaces with more zeal and verbosity than Cameron of Huron ? nominations in Gusboro', N. S. They are not foolishly premature, fur• soon after the prorogation of Parliament Duncan C. Fraser will fling aside the dignity of M. P. to be crowned Chief Justice by the Government for which he has worked so faithfully and well. Fraser's is not the only seat in the House to become vacant in the near future, Malcwlrri C. Cameron, whom Dan McGillicuddy would rather see in jail than office, has it tight gtip on the prize he sought. Cameron will be the successor of Charlie Mackintosh as Lieutenant -Governor of the North- West, so surely as his son in-law is at this moment the capable postmaster of Goderich. The protest against the return of Mr. Garrow was filed on Saturday. Mr. Gibson, by whose grace Mr. Garrow has been enabled to pose, is wade a co-respondent on a general charge of illegal conduct and a specific charge of having been a party to placing Nixon Sturdy, towushi'p clerk of Goderich, a D. R. 0. by virtue of his office, in a booth outside the riding and so pre- venting hint from voting. CieculuY `Lown Topics. GODERICH, May, 5, -Bowling on the green on April 38th in Canada is a rather unusual event, but last ThurS- day pedestrians on ?Vest St. bail the pleasure of seeing six of our club's best players striving to strike "Kitty." Smeeth's trill is now in good Cunning order and is one of the finest planing mills in Ontario, Mr. Al. C. Cameron, M.P., is in town. The Marine Band will open the sea- son in a few days with a concert in the skating rink to which all members of the musical society will be admitted free. Provincial Auditor Laing was in town last week interviewing County Treasurer Holmes and Town Treasurer Horton. D. B. C albick, now of Clinton, was in town un Saturday. Speckled trout were baited for Mon - da, but the bait did not catch. quite it number of people visited Harry Curwin's farm on Tuesday afternoon to see the tree spraying. The fee for riding oil our sidewalks froui this date will be about ono dollar and costs. Goldthorp is building two dwellings on Cambria Road. Mr. and Mrs. Mckenzie and children, who were the guests of County Clerk and Mrs. Lane for some weeks, left for home Brandon Man last week - moet in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evenfng The 141cOready Bicycle is now seen Oil our streets, and by many is consid- ered the best wheel in this market. Charley Blackstone still keeps to the front in the ice cream line, Our street trees are budding freely, gooseberries, red and white chestnuts are well printed, and the buds on our fruit trees give signs of a beautiful gathering. A love feast and fellowship meeting was held in the North street Methu- dist church last Sunday morning. Thos. Gundry, the auctioneer, had a big sale of land at his inart on Satur- day.rs. (Bishop) Baldwin, of London, addressed the female portiou of St. George's congregation yesterday after- noon. Last Thursday forenoon the barn be- longing to Joe Goldthorpe, Saltiord, next the brickyard was burned to the ground. A spark from the saw -mill engine is supposed to have started the blaze. The building was worth about $100 with no insurance. According to the assessmenb 1 •0 1 1 just completed by the assessor the papula. tion of Goderich is 4L44, 27 in excess of the previous year. Real estate is down for $1,051,380 ; personal property, $52,- 125, and income, $30,000, a total of $1,133,505, a little more than ten thous- and over the previous year. The num- ber of horses in town is 194, the until - bur of cows, 167, and dogs, 214. The births during the year were 55, anti the deaths, 34. The death rate is higher than in 1896,'but ie low corn - pared with the rate for the Province, being less than 8J per thousand. One of those events in life which always prove very inter - eating took place Wednesday 'week at the home of Robert Given, Elgin avenue, when his da»gbter, Miss May, %vas wedded to Charles Griffith, of the Furniture factory. The knot was tied by Rev. Joseph Edge in the presence of only immediate relatives. The bride looked charming in a light brown cheviot cloth costume, and was sup- portedby Mies Laura Penuingtcn, who looked very pretty in light brown ,cashmere, The groom was assisted by Hy. Edwards, also of the Furniture factory. After the rite was performed the patty slat down to a dainty repast, after which the young couple left for their honeymoon trip }n the East. The bride is one of the beat known young ladies in town, and the numerous use- ful presents proved that her many friends had not forgotten her. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith will make their home in town, Buchannans & Rhynas, the contrac- tors for the alterations to the sheriff's Office, in the comity building, have nearly finished the job, and the result is very fine. Selgrave. The farmers have mostly finished Proof That the Senate Saved the Country It is satisfactory to learn from th, reported testimony of Major Walal that the revenue from, the Yukon i sufficient to meet all the expenditure which the opening up of that reggtor imposes on the Government of Uan ad&. These figures show that the bes way tpp make the Klorkd}ke pay for tb Klondike, is not to alienate the rt sources which are the basis of w rev enue already sufficient to pay the bill for opening up the Yukon. Rightly administered, the resource of the Yukon- will meet. all the claim which that reion can develop. Sure ly there are Tiberal leaders who cai see the ineane folly of Hon. Cliffor Sifton's proposal to transfer to Messre Mackenzie & Mann a large area of th region which is already paying it own way. -Toronto Telegram. MCK1111on• Seeding was nearly completed las week, Mr. Nervell, the Canada Company' agent, was in the neighborhood of business recently. F. McIntosh purposes building i silo this season and 76 planting a laig, field with corn, The Dominion Government, b, their shameful and extravagati acts, are deserving of severe sen sure, but at the same time we be lieve the beat policy for Conservative to pursue is to leave them alone ant allow them to run to the and of thei tether. . John Crozier is having a stone wal built under his dwelling house. Mr. George Thornton, a man we] advanced in years, is getting poo health at present. Dan Regby is keeping bachelors' hal oil the faun he purchased ,recently He nsually has company on Sunday. Quartet ly meeting services war, held in Walton circuit last Sabbath The pastor, Rev. -Mr. Tiffin, is we ar pleased to say, improving in health. Co -,Operative Agriculture. Over twenty-eight hundred Ontari farmers have received material and in structions for conducting tests upoi their own farms during the presen season. These include young men wh have attended the Agricultutal Col ledge, successful and painstaakint farmers who have experimented pre viously, and others who are undertak ing the work for the first time. About two thousand experimenter have conducted satisfactory experi mental work within the past -ten years Of this number, over two hundret have furnished good reports for a least three different years and SOL for five, six, and even nine years These little ex 7oriment station for, *+c* Baseball is again a favorite, for seeding, the weather bits been very object lessons in nearly every neigh 1. Auditor -General Macdougall has been every available spot is occupied each favorable for seeding operations. boyhood in the,,flrovin.ce, the influent+ a ver useful official and during the V g eighteen ears of Tory rule he was g y b evening by teams at practice. •. Richardson, the Kingson grain The Misses Alar ti n, alio have been D. of which can never be correctly eatim sled. To gyve some idea of this infiu gnerchanG, has put his first c art o of visiting at Sproat's, left for home once, i quota the following from re lauded to the skies by the Liberals for wheat into the big mill, and it is under- on Wednesday. ports sent in by experimenters : keeping the accounts straight by refus- stood will put in many more this sea- Chaa. Vannorman is borne for a tetimuchnhenetj+ttsfront my peri ing to pass an item which had not been son, he having leased the mill. It's a couple of weeks' vacation, mer p are ite I authorized by ParIlament. It is just good man weeks since the electors town were told that as soon There is a good opening here for a shoemaker. most of my neighbors every year. As a result of my e-xpei iments I raise possible there were times when he was as the by-law was passed the now ele- Sadden Death. -On Monday even- more bushels to the acre and makc a thorn in the flesh to the late Adminis- vatov would be started, but on Saturn- ,ing W. Ctostar attended the regular more money on my farm, tration, but they -accepted his decisions day evening when your correspondent visited the proposed spot for its build- Forester's meeting in the Hall and on g arriving borne said to his wife that lie Looking at it from a financial point i of view, my neighbors have receivec with the best grace possible and never ing, not even it start had been made. tbought he was, going to tie sick. He benefit from my experimental work tc so much, as hinted that they would Air. D. McGillicuddy is so much bet- began to gasp for breiath and never the amount of a good many hundrec abolish the office or superannuate the ter, that he is able to travel up town. spoke Rgain, living only a few minutes, dollars. official. But it is somewhat different The. Doherty by-law was passed long Medical aid was at once procured, but This system, of co-o(ieratiye capper} ( now, for the Auditor -General is exper- after out, elevator 50,400 guarantee $ g carried, yet while Clinton voters can Of no avail, the epafti of life had fled. Deceased hard beam employed on the mental work in agriculture, whict centers at the Agricultural College and iencing more trouble with the Liberals see the factory well on the road to a finish, Goderich railroad section here ever since the operates fhroagl7 the medium of the Experimental Union, than their predecessors. Indeed, so r far have they gone in over -ruling his citizens are waitin' g for Moera Co. and Allan to lay the building of the road, but a year ago was one of those discharged by sire is being enlarg• ed and improved from year to year decisions that Mr. Macdougall has ha,d corner stone for the elevator. Where the perch come from seems a new management, but was subsequent - ly re-engaged until a couple of weeks A study of the the fertility of the soil on different farms, and of the relative to appeal to Parliament,. though pre- mystery, for on many days the past month over 6,000 were fvorn ago when he was laid off g permanently. merits of promising varieties of agr•}. cultural for different cions little satisfaction i� he likely to re_ naught off He was 50 years of age and ]caret a crops sections, p ceive front the paartisan majority which tho piers,' and sl.ill they seem as numer „its as at the start. �vidrirq lint nn chilclien. A Pt cassis, ia» andwas a $C.6.'V' are the inairr ,aubjects' under experi. meat on about twelve -thousand lot, backs up the "funny" men of the Don't forget the, football match this g f the undeer, whose this year. There are in all nineteen Cabinet, that is to say Tarte, Sifton afternoon, Ulint.on vs. Goderich, on the Agricultural auspices the funeral took place, it experiments, which embrace the agri• and a couple more. It is expected that i " Park. The Town Council meets on Friday being very largely attended, The, re- ligious service bei, b cultural crops grown on about nine tenths of the cultivated land in Ontario, t the Toronto Globe and the little Globes evening,g conducted y Iters, Hall and Oaten. The demand has been greatest for ex. around the country will shortly be The ghost seems to have ,leen inven- perimeutb with oats, spring wheat, aakitig for the Dead of the present, ted to give certain people something ,_,�_ �' peas, corn, and mangles. ' Audifor-General, as it is undoubtedly to talk and write about. TM_ We could still furnish a number of �' ver unpleasant to have an honest and y The Patriarchs of Huron Encamp- meat will assemble in camp next Mon Winlaham. -- applicants, with a package of each of six lending varieties of corn, which r, fearless critic occupying the office, * * day evening, Captain Court Maitland No, 110, I. O. O. F. forms a valuable test for farmers who The late Dominion Franchise Act Parsons left on Friday for Chicago to join his ship, gave ve a pleaaiant evening to its members are anxious to asteria}n which seise• ties of corn are best adapted to the was rather expensive, but it gave uni- Rev. Jos, A. Anderson, B, A„ is at St. Catharines attending the London on Wednesday of last week. Social converse, etc., indulged soil of their own particular farm, formityk, something that cannot be said and Hamilton Synod. games, were in until the ebairman, Dr. Kennedy called Agricultural College, C, A. ZAVITz. Guelph, April 30th, 1898. Director. for the measure now being pushed m ' - Dr, Bruce, of Clinton, was in the Circular Town last week. the meeting to order. A short ro- P through Parliament. As it is there is to be a different franchise in every We hope Goderich pleasure seekers keep May 24th gramme was rendered, consisting of Hensall. will in Clinton. an excellent Scotch reading by S. province and just so many ways of The steamer St. Andrew from Fort Graces, A fine solo by IF. Hill, and a electing members of Parliament. William arrived in port on Sunday »corning 38000 Bushels very interesting address from Mrs. Lus- Mins Bertha Hod ens received aletter f; , from her fathers Down in Quebec a habitant, the owner ` have with of wheat for Richardson, of Kingston. The St. combe, of Sarnia President of the Rebecca Degree of the Inde- uncle Eli, her brother, who resides in Omaha Neb. and is an t t of a cow and a smile etch, may g P y Andrew unloaded at the big mill ele- pendent Orderof Oddfellows. Lunch officer in the National Guard of that half a dozen votes with the lists in "proper" vator. The puff of the dredge Arnoldi is was then served, and altogether a very State. He expects to be among the shape, while in Ontario our again beard, a most welcome pleasant time was spent by the breth- first called out to proceed to Cuba to 'Uncle richest farmer may mark his ballot puff. Since last week the foundations of ren and sisters of the three links. • Among the oldest settlers the many fight Sam's battles. He was born in Canada. only 6,nce. Truly,a measure which will bring such a state of affairs about: is three dwellings have been put in, ' and they will he proceeded with to an early friends of Mr. Thos, Elliott w}]1 regret to bear of his demise at Hifl Farm, People wonder why the matches made amazingly statesmanlike. * * completion. There was Holy Communion at St, N. W. T. He passed away on the 12th day of April at, the advanced -o€ 05 nowadays are so easily broken when you strike them. The reason is th a . * George's on Sunday, age years. The old gentleman had been the, wood' used is out across the grain, Now that the jingoes have succeeded A large number % of rnembers were failing rapidly for a year past, since The firemen have added several new in ruching them into war, with its admitted into the (church last avenin by Bishop Baldwin at St. George's which time be lost his a esigglit, He was buried atEllisborow, N. W, T. He members. They intend asking the council for more hose and two rubber accompanying high taxation, the peo- ple of the United States are seriously Particulars next week. Another link in the chain that binds lived for man years in WinghCam near Mr. Geo. McKenzie's residence across Coate. The Clinton Salvation Army Band beginning to ask themselves whether the present to the past was broken last week when the widow of the late the river and was a highly respected gave a musical entertainment in Cox - the game is worth the candle. Judge Brough crossed the river. fibs. citizen. He died at the residence of his son-in-law, Robb: Balfour, formerly worth's Hall to a fair audience. Many 'of our oitizens are in There is no doubt but that the woes of the island have been Mary Austwick Brough, who had en- tered her eightieth year just eight days of Wingliam. He leaves behind a widow at the advanced aged 82 g putting quite a quantity of onion seed and the q q y grossly magnified. There has been when the eumm27na came, was touch beloved her scads John Park and John Reading, while for a fine crop of Dutch sets nextf fall next fall are suffering to be, sure, but does and departure will be mourned by all who brad the pleasure out along the South branch of the Maitland and in an old bairn near the good. On Monday night George Gray, the not want and death go hand-in-hand of her acquaintance. The funeral took forks of the river, found nicer wrR borne dealer, was married to a Miss with rebellion, especially with guerilla place on Friday afternoon from the ped up and on one of the beams, thea Kinsman. warfare such as bas , been waged by residence of h2r son-in-law, D. McDon- ald, Wallington street, to St, George's watches. They bad been stolen from It is in order to extend congratula- tiona to T. his bride. Cha Cuban rebels, who are composed of church, thence to Maitland cemetery, a jeweller in a little village near Lis- towel. Chief Vannormnn was Berry and On Saturday Mr. Berry and Miss A. Ford mulattoes and negroes very little more Drs. R. S. Shannon and W. J. I, Holmes, the lac- quainted with the facts and found the drove to Exeter and entered the oon- fit Por home rule than were the dark- county attorney, and Mosbrs. P. Holt, R. Radcliffe H. owner. They had beep stolen a short nubial state. i . les o£ tlxe Southern Stator after the land Heaton being the pall -bearers. There time ago,. no doubt by tramps, who had A pleasant event took place at there - . war. was the usualt tI. probably slept in the old barn over eidonee of T. Palmer last evening when service a e church night and forgot to take the watches his daughter Nellie, was united in mar- * " and at the ggrave, the rector, Rev. with them, riage with Mr, Albert Whiteside. The gushing descriptions which Mark TnrubultoffIciating. Ths casket Six fine specimen of p}ke have been appear in the big papers of the United containing the remains was almost received by Messrs. Jno. Clea ,, C, *- hidden had the wealth a lovely flowers Knetchell, and Geo. B. Roe, on�ues- ilru8sels States are making the force ridiculous that had Been placed thereon by clay last frnnC Nipissfng District. This and the laughing stock of the world. deceased's relatives and friend:. is the place where these gentleman One day last week John 'fait had a Fancy a column write-up of the Messrs. Theodore and Walter, her sons, were hunting last fall, land one of their $5,00 bill and apiece of crumpled paper seizure of a small schooner laden with and D. McDonald, son-in-law, were friends Gent thorn down the fish as a n his hand and unthinkingly threw them the Chief mourners, and a large num- present, The largest one in the lot on the side at the street, He shortly rum and pages devoted to the bombard- ber of friends of the family were rp- when dressed, weighed 0 pounds, ane meat of the mud embankment at sent at the church services and at 'tie taking the biz in all theq weighed 44 after missed the cash and ransacked pia Matanzas, where, according• to the interment in old Maitland, pounds. pockets but could not find it. Next The Court House square has been The townspeople were startled by morning lie was telling of his lobs to W. Spanish reports, a mule was killed, snowed but all their care in the world the news that Mrs, Kent, relict of the Blashill and referred to throwing the "The peaceful blackade in which feats will not make it presentable until the Into Edwin Smith, had suddenly taken paper away, when Mr. Blashill went ona of heroic valor are being performed short tracks are obliterated, and their sick and died. Only twenty ininutes tour of inspection be found the missing everyday" still continues and there is makers heavily fined. had elapsed from the time she took ill `Itoad.skin" and crumpled paper on the Last week the number of bicycles on until she was dead, aide of the Street none the worse for its not likely to be much startling news our streets made a record, Mary new outdoor banking. from Cuban waters until the arrival of wheels helped form the larga army, the________1_.__Last Friday Priscilla 9parling, beloved the Spanish fleat which bas been loiter- latest schoaddioner er being rhie4 ladies. The falling off of the Klondike rush wife of David S. Aldrid a formed of ing at Cape Verde Islands, The schooner 8tarah from Pine Tree has canned a material reduction in the Brussels, departed this life at her home * * Harbor arrived in harbor last Thurs- cost of packing over.the passes, in Platteville, after' a brief illnesa, at the * day with a cargo of cedar posts, Toronto tele9l'Am :-Already amhi- Miss Chute man g Handel's aria "O Germany threatens to retaliate be. early~ age of 36 yetirs. The cause of tiorts young Acadian: are gfv'ing star Ford Correct Me 1Vot," in the North St, cause of Great 13ritain'a denouncement, death sae inflammation of the klcineye, oxhfbitfons of Wird-pulling for the Methodist, church on Sunday evening at Uanad>a's request, of the Anglo -Ger. Mr. Aldrid a and four sons Survive. p g The A, F. and A.M. of Goderich w l I man treaty, This W66 Tom Bloomfield leaves for r . R.9 ._.r_ . RM , IF MAY 5a 1888 England in charge a consignment of I THE BARK herpes for Snell &Brorown, of Dalt. In all Tom's voyages so far he has only lost 3 i good roout of 600, which Is certainly a f s :9 W L od record. SE , I By a business arrangement between - I becomes Messrs Green i Ar arid the tatter THAN THE BITE ' beaomeS proprietor amid manager of i.r, Brussels Electric light plant. A. Kcenig and family propose remov- Sometimes, and "the remedy worse than ing to Mitchell in the near future where the disease." but our Sarsaparilla for they will temporarily snake their home. Over II5,5U0 was paid out in Brussels purifiying the blood is made from barks Monday week for cattle and hogs ship- i , ped eastward that day. roots and vegetable substances that James Markle, of Kinoardine a brakesman on the down freight on 'Sat- are combined to relieve the system ureas morning, Copt with a very painful . from the clogged state that winter al- aocideat while coupling cars at Brussels , G' station, his right hand being badlyi ways induces. It is pleasant to take bruised and his index finger so badly I broken and lacerated that at first it was and gives results --results lasting and 1 thought that amputation would be beneficial, ___ necessary. The wounld was dressed by Dr. Snider, and is now healing nicely, 1c. a, Dose Lucknow. $1.00 a Fettle At the Board of Directors meeting of 100 Full Doses $1.00 then the a Branch l Institute, Scom `q� � ��T �..X3� ty, in the Mechanical luatitute, a tom- f.Y . ■ 1..Vi. mittee consisting of President, . Peter McKenzie and Vice -President, Peter I Mfg Chemist and Druggist. Corrigan, was appointed to go to Ham, PHYSICIAN'S SUPPLIES. ilton and confer with she owner of the Agricultural Park as to its purchase, . and if satisfactory arrangements cannot Mitchell. �%� . be made for the present park, the Socie- .L<li.iliner i ty will purchase new grounds else- The :Mitchell Board of Trade held its a .e • - where. annual meeting in the council chamber 11 The announcement of the death of on Friday evening last. The attend- i WE are pleased Witll Mrs. R. McKinnon, who was well and ance was small. The secretary's re- favorably known in Lucknow and vicini- port was read and adopted. A reso- the BllCCOSS Of our Mi- ty, under her maiden name of )Miss lution was passed, endorsing the In - Bella McArthur, will create a painful, solvency Bill now before the Dominion sensation in the minds of her many Parliament, as introduced by Mr. For- llnery Opening of last i friends. Her demise took place at her tin, M. P., also a resolution in favor of brother Alexander's residence on the a 2 -cent postage rate for the Dominion, week whicll Was so 17th ult., at North Dakota, with whom The following officers were elected for she resided temporarily. The news of the ensuing year: President, W. G. largely atended by the her decease will prove extremely pain- Ilinds ; vice•president, S. R. Stuart ; I i fulto her husband who is absent in come sec. -treasurer, 1. Hord; council -Wm. ladies of Clinton and mining district, Barley, Dr. Cull, T. S. ford, J. Whyte, A well known citizen of the village, J. Jones, W. W. Hicka, W. Ryan, A. surrounding country, being suddenly awakened from his Bur•ritt, A. Cameron, F. Dufton, W. Slumbers by the fire whistle on Mon- Furreater, W. G. Murphy, Our day morning last, saw his own outline At the Missionary services in the in a large mirror, and it took him some t wasn't Methodist church nearly #300 were L time to Convince hitnSelf that iraised. a ghost or a burglar. Air. Fred. Rounick, of Buffalo, who PA EW -_- left Mitchell nine years ago, was in Atwood. town,last week, having came over to at- 4° tend his aunt'a funeral, "ST® 0K John McCourt, barrister, of Seattle, Several complaints are being made + + Wash., is spending a few days with rale- COMPRISES the very tives hereabouts, fie is a son of James about chickens destroying neighbors i AloCourt, formerly a .resident of the gardens, :Cud thi,y are considered a )?test Irl Millinery slid 12th con, of Elms, and is a cousin of worse nuisance than cattle runniug at y Mrs. M. M. Hiles, of Atwood, lir, itl - lrtrge. if not shut up, garden owners would bejustil}ed ill riddling them with 1 we will be pleased to y Court is one of the rising young men of shot the West, a successful barrister, and aMI's . John Gillespie and family left have you call and in - candidate for Congress for his district. Considering he is barely over 24 yeal•s on Monday for Regina, 1':onh-West Territories, where they will makc their S ect it. of age, he gives remarkable pv6aiisearid home in the suture. Mr. Gillespie p 1 is''itinother example of how Canudirii7 went out there Ar months ago. boys shine in Uncle Snin's domains. _—xThe government has at lust muster - A Considerable quantity of {lax seed ed sufficient courage to appoint Licence %9�%Ij0/ has been taken out to date, and in order Cummissiooers for South Perth, and, S �/L L l �� that all who wish to sow may bo Blip- plied, contrary to expoetntion, the old board plied, the directors of the Atwood flax has been re-;ippoiuted. mill have extended the time for taking Stand in the Clarendon Hotel Block, out seed till the 14th inst. - - As the Atwood Flax Co. have a lot - --- of valuable dressed flax in thoir barns, no one is allowed on the property ex- cept on business, and notices to this • effect have been posted on the ground. The flax market continues dull. Mrs. Anderson returned Tueaday toNot r LletOwel t0 live, Owingt0 her 1'081de17ce Hear 11 t F�JL.. re S in thattowu being empty. She will re.. main in her house till such time as she r -__;==__Dr, Agnew',s Cure for the Heart --The can rent or sell it, when she will return �- to Atwood and live with her son, 1). G. Greatest of Heart Healers An—Relieves derson. . -_-_ -----=== in Thirty Minutes. Spanish -Cuban 1Fivauces. Testimony bezrs it out that in many cases of heart The separate public 'debt ,C Spain disease which have been treated for e noir amounts' to about $1,500,OOO,000; years by phy- This would appear not to include the ' ' sicians and pronounced hopeless - this wonderful - debt which the Spaniards have fastened remedy has proved the life -saver -not a cure-all upon Cuba, and which must now -it's a heart s ecific-so potent amount quick in re - amount to at least $400,000,000, and the p interest up`ilp which is paid out of the lieving-no remedy known to medical science to: revenues collected in Cuba. The vast debt settled hpon'the impoverished is- day specifically for the heart has so honestly filled land represents nothing whatever ex- the niche for which it was fortnulated-and the cept the expenses incurred by the claim is borne out by the testimony of thousands of Spaniards themselves re par f fighting the cured ones and the endorsation of most eminent Cubans. A great part of it undouirted- ly represents money stolen by Spain's physicians on the continent -If there is uneasiness corrupt civil and military establish- DaAGmcwl about the heart -shortness of breath-fiutterin menta. Now, if Cuba should succeed CURE-FoR•TMe g- in winning her independence,- it was HEART fainting or smothering sensations - dropsical obvious that she would give herself no tendency, any or all of these denote heart derange. concern wbatever with any part of Spain's indebtedness, none of which meat -and neglect of the slightest symptoms may result in sudden lead ever been incurred by authority of taking off' -one dose relieves in thirty minutes in most acute cases. the Cuban people, and none of which had ever been expended for their bene- DR. r L. ` i'�'u CATARRHAL POWDER—Painless and pleasant to use -attacks) fit -while on the contrary a great part of the disease like magic -clears the nasalpassages-allays the infiam- it had been expended in diabolical war- g fare against the n7. Not only was there mation and heals the affected parts -the only known remedy that gives involved in the question of Spain's con- quick relief and a permanent cure in cases of catarrh -hay fever -sore 000,00nued sof soignty-call in Cuba the fbte0. .throat -throat and catrcrhal deafness, 000,000 of So-called Cuban i»dobtod- ,l ness, but tt,ere was further involved undoubtedly, the total bankruptcy of DR. ACNEVS OINTMENT -Simple and effective remedy for itching, blind Spain.100 That is to say, the value is the and bleeding Iles -and all burning, itching, stinging or disfiguringskin $1,a00,u0U,000 -of indebtedness issued g p g, g, g' g directly in the name of the ;Madrid gov- diseases -one application gives instant relief. ernment of which something lilce a thousand millions was in the form of or• Agnewla Liver Plus cure constipation — sick headacho — biliousness — the permanent consolidated 4 per cent. dirminoas—lose of appetmi and dye popela--little pills—little doeee-200te. debt, was in dire peril, The prospect of war with the United States, to be fol- Sold by til'att, & Co, lowed by Cuban freedom, had been causing the steady decline of thu span- -� 4-- -- ---- fsh consolidated 4s in the money mar- "Nothing Like Leather." eat _[j� er » kets of Europe, -Froin "The Progress V of the Review of,' v Cha American Month- ly J � ly Review of Reviews for Dlav, C KZ`3" () N & J A Perfectly Cured '�� � _ ��A Weak and Low Spirited - Nervous EARLY SPRING Prostration - Appetlte Poor and ' ''''` Q� Could Not Rest. 1��®R --,sem tt I takb great pleasure in recommending Hood's sarsaparflld to others. 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