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THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD. .
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The Clinton News-Reeorf/
Circular Town Topics.
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The foundations of two more dwel-
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Twelve Thousand Volunteers
Malloch Chapit•r held in Heafortlr, the
lings were built the past week.
and Iteguiars to go to Cubit.
$L.00aYear, InAdvanoe.
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GODBRICEI, Mav 11. --On Wednesday
OM' school pupils wE.re sadly d}sap-
pointed on Ftid»y kit out gcttiug the+
Tampa, Fla., May (i. -The supposi.
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THunsDAY. MAY 12th, 1808.
evening some 37 candidates were pre-
point At bur Day holiday.
tin•r is that the War Department in.
Ill the death of }}your p;u•U1w• ill lift), Fled it was
gloved by I+..-Cou1 1, 1'. J., seconded by EX.
11. It.,
sented tp Bishop Baldwin }at St. Geor-
A ineeting wits held It the Baseball
tenets to despatch about 1.2,0!)0 wen
life, vet tl)ou *h in Cie order of Providence
ge's church for confirmation and the
Suctal Club room on Tuesday evening
front Tatupa t0 Cuba, at till early day,
ONX THING AND ANOTHER.
ceremony drew a large congregation.
to reorganize it yacht club.
not sit much its an nr•ury of invasion as
faith Nil, that %vc shall Mare a gloriotl,, re-uuiou
Ili a l far better land, whore porting shi be no
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The candidates, W girls and 18 young
The musical society will shortly give
,t" arilly of occupation under instrue-
Sir Wilfrid Laurler's attitude upon
then, were seated in the front pews, so
a prutueuade concert ul the NVt-4 St,
tions to hold Matanzas or solve other
the Prohibition question is what his
that thea could easily reach the chtui'
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rink. As way bit call ltld, the exi'cu•
Live conin,tttee will du big thiogs to
)Ort (tool which ) ltsttary
thous
friends by a stretch of the imagination
call statesmanly, though it consists of
cel steps where the "Laying on of
make it it success.
distributed to the thousandsofr folls
ing Cubans, and utn,,,unit,ion, clothing
nothing more than smiles, bows and
Hands" Look place. At 7.30 the Gere-
mony commenced with the usual even-
r, H. Trewethy and three sous are
at Bruce Mines re -o ening the old ruins
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and provis,ons ,,lily be sit ) )lie(1 to
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UOMc•z s army. Nearly Ftll of the ti
say nothings. From a statesmanship
which consists of not having an opin-
in service, the Rector teadin the
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that hits been close( so long. It is kill-
derstood that Nr. Treweth•yts %%ork.ug
sport ships arc here. The transports
(,f course, will tie escorted down the
ion upon vital subjects, let us all pray
prayers and His Lordship the lessons,
and after a b kiln had been amt the
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the urine for Lord Shalto Doug,as.
Mr. H. C. Brewer, inana ger kit' the
f,
gulf aid entrees rho Straits so Florida
by a part of Admiral HainpsnIt's fleet..
to be delivered.
Bishop addressed thecandidatesoil the
Molsou's Bank, Clinton, will };its It
, The voyage fi,,)ul Tanl)a to tiny prob-
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The Government, of which Sir Wil-
new ditties they were assuming,He
drew attention to the life Of St. Paul,
stereopticon entertainment ill Vit
toric street church Friday Over'-
able, Willing p1ilPH in ('aha will occupy
frorn 36 to 48 hours, After the trau-
frid makes an. ornamental head, has
t) Christ annd said should tt As his heirs irs Ile.rvice tdAfter been
his stereo tr. tiic(en eviewsr is Vgivenell luloreown Ftfoil nd
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sportatfl,n of the array the tialwports
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been asked to pledge itself to introduce
another hymn the candidates were
pleasure than for gain, are highly
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will douhtless he used for the remainder
of the tlule for, which they have liven
a prohibitory law in the event of the
Itn
confired the girls being first and
praised wherever seen. In addition to
leased in carrying stores froto this port
plebiscite showing that public opinion
i hen followed the presentation of nien,-
hership cards. As each ticket was pre-
Biblical scenes, and it good list of gen-
eral and humorous pictures, he has
to the array in Cubit.
is in favor of such a measure. Any-
sented His Lordship gave each recipi-
many local scones taken in varioue
This programme will simply be the
one would have thought that the
ent it text with the advice that it
parts of the county, and these fire sit
cRrrymg out of the announced purpose
answer would have been instantly and
should always lie reureiribrived. At
the conclusion of another hymn the
good that the individuals are readily
recognized by their friends.
(f furnishing aid to the starving re -
concentrados its speedily as possible.
emphatically yes, but the Government
hiliklges and will not declare itself either
Bishop addressed the newly -made
members of St. George's
Miss Arnoldi, who ftrrived to town
two
From what can be gathered from Gen.
Schafter and Gen. Wade, it is appar-
one way or the other. Would there
and gave
them three rules that should he follow-
some weeks siucle, and op(:ued the
A U.U.W. room with an exhibition of
ently not, the intention of the Govern-
Govern -
be any such hesitation if they were
ed through life under all circun,stan-
ie.,
fancy work, apparently met with
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Inent to begin Fin active campaign on
I,ho island during the summer. Man
Pei honest about the matter ?
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cps, the readingof a portion Of God s
Word in consecutive order, daily,
great success fur the room was doily
thronged with ladies inspecting the
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held that only the small prMiminary
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prayer in the home and in public, andppjetty
display. :Hiss Arioldi had it
Army Of occupation will ever see Cubit
Apart frorn the that Spain
The members of the Dominion
regular attendance at Church and the
Targe class under instruction in nrt
possibility
R Cabinet are doing splendidly in the
use of all its Ordinances. His Lard-
ship's addresses were admirable, his
nriedlewovk, and [let- nl Als speak in
lite highest tel•1114 of the thuroughuess
will soon ,yield to the inevitable, these
Observers base their caloulatione on
way of providing their families with
IanguFlga and scriptural sPlPc tints to
of the course, Miss Arnuldi left for
what they think the forces under Gen.
public offices and of coutse making a
illustrate the points he. wished to tin-
Wingl,ttru oil Monday.
(Ion)ez may do after they shall have
judicious selection. They Etre pocket.
press on the candidates, being deliver-
Mosdan)cs Colin Campbell, and W'1.
been properly recruited.
I ing the best plums. No doubt when
elf with it force stud earnestness that
Warnuch, wilo were tit Toronto kit-
Several weeks of good weather may
such puritans as Sir Richard Johntinie
is he had lost none of his old-
The
tending the annual meeting of tote
lie anticipated before the beginning of
oratorical power. musical
Prebbyteruun Foreigi Miss]uuary So-
the rainy sAapou, and the Cuban incur -
Cartwright secured an appointment
service ander the direction Of Organist
ciety returned hurne Oil 'Saturday.
gents twill much prefer to carry on the
for his son, the lesser and less honest
01f]' kept lip the 1'epiltatio n of St.
W. T. Kiely has till it pretty iron
calnpaijT,n unw rather than In the till -
lights thought themselves perfect-
(4eorge's choir, while the voluntaries
fence in front of his property on Nal-
tuna,, when they would-be more sub -
ly justified in corralling 'its much
of the gentleman proved hint a muster
in
son street. The fence beautifles that
jeet to fevers.
the rendition of sacred music.
piu't of the town.
as possible. Apparently given time
There will be early coinurtrllion at
Ernest Heaton, President of the
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they will establish ,another such
St. George's next Sunday morning.
Children's Aid Societv, has three little
War Summary.
• Family Compact ris the Mowats
Perch were caught plentifully the
'iris for adoption, and would like to
dear
and Hxrdys have fastened upon
past week and On Friday and senor-
of good homes for them, either in
town kir. country.
The Most Furious news cones from
1 the burdened taxpayers of Ontario.
da,y large strings of herrtn were
g t, g
caught as this fish were biting freely.
The regular monthly ineeting of St.
Spain. The Hagasta Cabinet may fall
There is considerable profit, even if
The dredge Aruoldi has been wait-
George's guild was held in the school
at arly moment, Carlists are conspiring
little honor, in being a Grit politician
ing orders to start dredging the har-
O» Tuesday afternoon, The usual
routine business was transacted, and
for a revolution, and the peninsula is
these days.
bor for some two weeks.
the tr'easurer's report presented shn%v-
in it state of turmoil and agitation. A
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Our cemetc: •• begins to look hcant.i.
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fill for alrec(ty it latge number of own-
ed a balance oil hand of over eighty
dollars.
military dictatorship, under (tam pOS,
f„ruler Governor• General of Cuba, with
The Grits in Parliament threaten a
era of plcts in this land of the dead
a strong military C.ahinpt, is sugl;est-
t gerrymander, one after the manner of
have put them in order.
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ed as it final PiTort to save the dynasty.
� Mowat's which cut townships in twain
A special meeting of the Auxiliary
IIDCCi5iWc` American�'iCt
Bread riots have apt Pad into Italy,
1 and made such a series of political
was held in 5t. George's school oon,
Manilla.
and very serious disturbances arc re-
maps an never was seen before. It is
onat
Afternoon when elle
Wednesday crowded,
t'OOIT, R'Aa ct'owded, rill Lhf) women Of
('allntl'y indirectly
......in front o tit(-
tLl'IRing Olit of the. war,
time that sort of work was abolished.
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the conf,regregaCion having been in-
All doubt as to the issue of the bat -
The Spitniiu•(ls ' of Arnentinit have
Strange that Sir Wilfrid who when
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vited to join with the Societ., in meet-
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Lie of Manilla was ended Saturday
cithled a lniilioit frank's to Spain to
in Opposition was such a holy sort of
ing Mrs. Baldwin. At 4.10 the meet-
iuorniug by the receipt Of messages
swell the naval fund being raised
politician, should fill into these evil
ng having been opened, the Bishop of
Huron addressed those present on the
front HongKong, first by liewspape rs
there.
ways when opportunity affords it.
merits Of the Auxiliary. Ile said that
from their corespo'dents find then by
the Washington authorities froth Cum-
Pl'pr,ident McKinley hits accepted
Miss Helen Gould's of $100,000 for
Can it be possible that Sir Wilfrid was
"talking
tine Society had done at large: anulunt
of good work and was a great help to
modore Dewey. The victory in Manilla
gift
war purposes.
only through his hat” all
the Church and wished it to continue
Uiiv was inore btilliaut and complete
A coir ole of Anlerk critFt'rs
1 got
those ears when he so craved for but
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in well doing. At the conclusion of
than the most ardent, ��merican could
have hoped tar. Not inn Ailc►icftn .vats
too clear the t ,
gins of Caere the
could not obtain the fruits Of power. ,
the Bishop's address the. Rector', Rev.
killed, net an American ship was in-
iloari
pe!le fart ;it tlit%;uu,, iu,d were cam-
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Mark Turnbull, introduced Mrs. B:ild-
Will for President of the Huron Auxi;i-
jured, and the list of wounded was con-
1)Alled to "PLI'cat sifter susLaining some
In III ies.
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. But of gerrymanders there should be
no more. If a redistribution is neces
r .
a The speaker commenced e t
Y P i m need )v con -
.a
ratulatin o
the Goderich Btanph o n
fined to half a dozen men on the cr•uis-
ev Baltimore, none of thern being seri
The. fart at In
Matanzas nil. bee .
has l pea gain
,
lint barc]'d a ttt they damn e b u
Nl
oar the work should y b w hold be given to im-
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its activity in helping the North -Nest.
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(ll, 1 ]lllrt. le I" OP
TI ( t that wit i •
Y P s w r ed
frorn a few dnvs ago
, hg f.
dune there.
partial body, say the Superior (.Dort
Mrs. Baldwin then spoke of the Mis-
P
sion field the Society covered, and
gi laneg
alleCalifged
the ,alleged American loses :cud plac.
The exact paint !It which the army
Judges, who are out of public life and
need not curry favor to, nor fear the
drew attention to the success that had
ing thew at a ser iOnsly high figure wFLF
evidently a fabrication. There is nit-
frau) Ta,n ), is to he landod in Cubit Is
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believed to have been selected, hilt no
` politicians.
followed the work of the Huron Aux.
iliary. 'The speaker directed partici-
turally great enthusiasm tit. Washing-
t,
move will likely he nln.•.le until the
Cape Verde fleet has been
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lar attention t(t China rend read a tet
ton over the splendid achievement of
met.
General Gascoigne, who hits been in
ter front a Chinese girl, a convert
the American flert, and President. 1�IC-
Kinley has cabled Commodore Dewev,
TIIC war continuos to affect wheat
prices materially. On Smutday cw4i
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r ..-; cem a def h
n the ..,,,nil• i
tri d an Militia, :.eat^• t fi has
p•
through the Church that, cre,tted
t
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conpidcrable int ere.. t. h irl
T ca-
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m .bun ,. 1.•ut n k of -
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,tint .u] ,uu• � v •
ld tt cn
1 tv cent ill (./ho-
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resigned and goes home in. disgust.
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ptaiued that shn was ,. •v -d frow death
imrftl'a) 1 fF
r t t) ulltiu} ,tad cungrxtnlat.ing
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ngO to ytl 70, iln(1 clow (l at $;1 G7, a net
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Like every other regular at the head
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through the appeal of her mother, and
lino, in the name of the American peo,-
The cable to Manilla is shill un-
gait] fol- the week of 166. Ontario and
AlanilohFt %wheat cveruLc to 4c
of a volunteer force, he expected rftther
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that IiOrrible torture the drnibling lip
Of a girl's feet (to make lhelrl small
repaired
repaired ail(] news front the islands by
prices
higher, and flour was lric to '25c, dearer.
much front both officers and wen find
enough to attract, a husband) causes,
way of Hong Kong is several days old
It is not known exactly, therefore,
Consols were 3-16 to 1-4 lower. New
York stock advanced.
speaking his mind freely got into hot
and her• joy when introduces] to the Mis- •
s,onary Scbool to find that the girls
what the situation maybe at present,
1 water. To make matters worse the
all had boys feet. During her speech
but Atr:ungentpnts are llf,ltig T'Flde to
encs a
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Government about as often as not fail-
Mrs. Baldwin drew attention to tbP
are trop s
send several p• the
1 ^` ed to support the General, which could
infinner in which a Young Peoples'
Philippines at once to occupy the is-
L•tnc]s until the close of the cvitr
,
RErg• Atel-narrtan's Trial
tppgal Acquittal.
not, but breed insubordination. It is
((wild should tie managed and it is tin-
at
Icast.
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just aquestion whetheran Old Country
derstood that within a• few weeks a
Young Peoples Guild will be formed
The recohd trial Of Mrs. Olive A.
regular is most suited to command the
in Goderich.
Sternainan, the Cayuga woman whowits
Canadian forces, having in view the
The steamer fat. Andrews arrived in
AnnualConvention of 9. 'i. and C.E.
charged with the murder of her secont)i
• different - conditions prevailing here.
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)ort again on Sunday morning and
left,
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husband, began at the (iiLynga Ase]%P.9
There is some talk of Colonel Dennison,
again for Fort Willi:tul cariy of
1'uesr]t1y morning after unloading her
From the reports given its b the
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on Wednesdfiy morning week. T:ighty-
of Toronto, succeeding General Gas;
: 3,0(lo bnsilels of grin.
Officers, the corning County Convert -
pix witnesses were triPvidence,ofwhom
coigne. If any change is he made in
Last Sunday was a fair Hnnday, the
rico Of the finndiL SchOn1 Association
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00 were for tile. Crown and 30 for the
the system, the Colonel would be the
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first, for ,,little t ime up this way.
and Christian Endeavor ITllion, to he
defence. No pew evidence of a mutter'-
very best available [tan for the poli-
ThA :38,000 bushels of w•hrat. was elo-
held in 1Vrtghan) on June '21st and
ial character %vas PxpectPd .till] the re-
tion.
vated from the St. Andrew by Tiles-
22nd will he a grand success.
suit depencletl l,irgelyon the Skill of the
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if
day morning of ]fist week and on Fri-
day inorning it had all been shipped
The Wingham people are making
opposing colulsel. The evidence, too,
which was taken before the United
F
1: Is 'Your Br11 An
by rail to different points in Ontario.
elaborate preparations for these days
Htates Commissioner, J. T. Fairchild,
.other
The five large ma:plea plaited in the
tool are doing all in Choir power to
at Buffalo, the judge (]Pealed should
Offensive Partizan I
Harbor Park are still growing.
have the meetings of interest lied pro-
be admitted so to^t !!
.• 1P rase was in
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It is rumoured in town that the
fit to the large number who may
identically the sari(• position as it was
i' The hand Of justice has fallen heavily
genius of our bicycle factory snld one
attend.
at the present stage last autumn. The
` upon one offender against the trusted
of bis patents to a person from the
The Rev. IV. F. Wilson, of Hamil.
selection of the jury occupied close on
- advisers of the Crown in Canada.
States, for the States last week for
ton, fOruierly of Toronto, will he pre-
an hour ;Ind it lialf, and after 24 chill-
3$,000•
Fent anti Ivp one of his
g' practical ad-
lenges had been unade by the Crown,
Benjamin Palmer has been iRnoinin-
Regnlar meeting of the Huron Chap-
dresses on Young Peoples' work.
and 21 by the defence, the following
•, ously dismissed from the service of the
ter, No. 30, R. A. M,, next Tuesday
The Rev. J. J. Rte, of Toronto, one
list was agreed upon : George Vollick,
Government.
Government. His offence, as explain-
evening.
of the most scholarly men in the Pros-
W. A. Tomlinson, Charles Robins,
ed Sir Louis Davies, 1,s one that H-
Give the Hub a visit on Her Maj-
eFty's Birthday.
hyterian nunistry will talk on Still-
day School work and relations of the
William T. Slack, Nelson Dennis,
Peter Fillick, P. W. Cloverdale,
becoming much too common in the
Regular meeting of 'the Chosen
County to the Pr(rvinciAl Association.
Charles Ackland, JosAph M. Buckley,
Dominion; he has a brother who is an
Friends in Horton's Hall Thursday
MI's. 11. J. McKay, of Woodstock, an
John 1-1. Reid, William Robinson,
offensive partisan. Now, no man who
evening.
ent.inrsiasticworker among the Juniors
David Ashbaugh. Each one of the
has a brother who refuses to believe
Sturdy Bros.' store had it large m,m-
her of visitors from Godetich township
will also be present. Below we give
a brief outline: of the programme
twelve men wag a fartner and thpy re -
presented the varions townships of the
that Laurier trade Canada a nation is
on Saturday.
as far as completed.
county, wit.ii the exception of Rainham,
' fit to keep a lighthouse, or to serve the
' Our howlers turned out in fill .force
Tuesday -The Teacher's Opportuni-
in which the Ster•namans live. The
country in any capacity whatever.
on Saturday, and the green is occul)ied
ties. The faithful reacher -D. E.
first witnesss in.the caro was the moth -
`` Not only is the civil service permeated
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with enthusiasts every afternoon. Our
players fire ready for Clinton.
Aiinro, Auburn.
Responsibility of Teacher and Super-
er of the dead roan, George 1-1. Stern-
drnan. Her story was identical with
h with this kind of obnoxious heresy,
Mr. D. McGillicuddy, of the Signal,
intendent. The S. S. Association, its
that given in tfie last' trial. B. R.
but there are thousands of people in
was in his office on Saturday after an
aim, place and re'quirernents-Rev. J.
Osler, the famous criminal lawer who
t
, private life who tore more than aus-
absence of over four weeks. It is
needless to say his many friends were
J. Rae, Parkdale.
S. S. Literature. Primary Class -LPs-
secured Mr's. Sternarnan'scon %ictionat
the lust trial, again conducted the
peeted of having brothers who refuse
pleated to see him and have a cordial
son for July 3, to be taught by Miss
prosecution, but, the prisoner was far
to believe both of Mr. Tarte's contra•
shake.
Murray, Wingham,
better off in the matter of counsel.
dictory stories about the purchase of
Our Council has directed that the
Bible Class, sante lesson as above, to
Friends have been busy since her case
La Pattie. There aro people with bro-
p p
Harbor Park and the Court House
be tiulghtby Rev. J. J. Rite,
received the favorable attention of the
square bhall be put into the best of
Ternperance-..Mayor or Holmes, Clinton.
Minister of Justice, and enough money
there -in-law, who have doubts about the
order and then kept so.
The Financial Obligations of the
had been aubQcribed to pay for the ser -
sanctity of the Yukon railway deal.
Our bicyclists have commenced long
Sunday School -Dr. Fowler, Wing-
vices of R, F. B. Johnaon, regarded
Why should Offenders in the civil ser-
distant rides, and already trips have
ham,
by many its Mr. Osler'g equal and by a
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vice be punished and men in private
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been made to Bavfield, Dungannon,
Clinton, Senforth and Stratford, while
Evening --The relation of the parent
to the S. S. --Rev. B. Clealent Clinton.
few lie the leading criminal lawyer in
the Dominion. It was Mr. Johnston
life equally guilty go free P Cold
Benmiller and Smith's Hill are visited
A(ldresA-Rev. J. J. Rae Parkdale.
who saved the HyamA brothers from
justice demands that the crime of hav-
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every day in t he week.
Wednesday Morning—Our
g -"Our Bnrk-
the gA11Ows and gave Clara Ford's life
ing a Conservative brother or brother-
The Lewis Cummer cottage on We.]-
bone," (The Pled g e.)
back to her, and those were cases in-
'� in-law be punishable by flne or im.
lii[gton will soon he ready for habits-
"Yesterday," ('Experiences) -D. Me-
finitely stronger in eirenmst.antint evi-
tion.
Tavish. Clinton. "To-da.y," (Thr
(]price of guilt. I hall is the case on which
prisonment, or both, at the discretion
Clinton and Goderich Collegiate
Duties) -Miss Murray, \1Vingham ,
he was here engr ged. To add this to his
ii• of the Governor-General in Council.
Institutes played football on the Agri.
"Forover," (The Hope of the Young
list, of previous great legal victories in
By the way, talking about brothers
cultural grounds on Wednesday after-
People) --Miss Al. Rosh, Clinton.
cases where he was opposed by the
and brothers-in-law, we have to con-
noon of last, week and the teams of
these seats of learning plstyed fi good
Open Parliament --`•The Work of
t:he Committees," led by W. H. Kerr,
most erninent Canadian counsel is
an important feather in his legal
gratulate Sir LouisDaviesupon having
game. In the flrst half the home team
of Brussels,
cap.
". secured comfortable Government jobs
scored two to the visitors' one, but in
Wednes(lav -"Missionary
The addresQesof crnmeel cverelnade on
µ for his own brother and his own bio-
the last Clinton scored one while their
opponent9 were blanked so the result
,,afternoon
inspirn(inn,'t "What Kind of Personal
Work can Young People c]O in the
Saturday. Mr. Johnston Occupied
frnn hours and twenty minutes, and
1 they -in-law. When all the people in
was a tie. Although there were a few
Church" -Wm. Stoddart, Goderich.
Mr. Osler two hours. Both addresses
the civil service who have offensive
tumbles the game was a gentlemanly
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"Tho, Quiet Hour" --Mrs. Pentland,
wer'n splendid efforts.
�4 brothers have been dismissed all the
one, an(vvgqill do much to make this ex-
Dungannon. Open Parliament -"The
The Jnd(jp's charge to the jury wa.g
ri who have artisan ]mothers
people p
,e "tachbO) ggams more popular rhino
it has been in (7anada.
Social Life of the Young People," led
by Rev. J. S.
A.n ImpArtAftl summing np (if tile evi-
who are offensive will stand a chance.
The Salvation Army Band gave a
Henderson, Hensall.
The Value. of the Junior Work, Mrs.
dence, hot was against the prisoner.
He hronght ont very fully, however,
`, -Montreal Star.
programme on the square on Saturday
McKay, of Woodstock, to he followed
the strnn�g points in Mr. 3nhnston's ad -
f' ... .-_4 __
evening.
The fruit in this
by that interesting exercise caller]
"The
drpgF, anA specially in reference to the
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crop section promis-
to be large, by the blossoms
Junior Garden" given by 75 of
doubt as to whether embalming fluid
Mr. Tarte's excuse for having de-
es (idged
the Wnlghani Juniors in the town hall,
had tint bean employed.
ceived Parliament on the subject the
j
shown.
Farmers report file crops as doing
p p g ,
With the exception of tine children's
masa meeting on Tuesday evening and
The jury retired W. 5.30, rind at 7 re-
ported t.h:tt• they could not A rAp, The
money with which he bought La Patrie
well, and fruit an likely to give an
the Junior Gnrden on Wednesday
Jud e, however, sent thein 9Aek to le, I
1' is in these words : "1f I had told the
extra large gathering.
evening the other setaions of the Con-
cons11der the matter, and two find A,
I
House that Mr. Greenshields ave his
,•' g
Rev, J. A. Anderson, B. A., returned
on gatuidayfrom fit, Catharines cohere
vention will be held in the Presbyter-
inn church,
half hours later they roturned their
finding of ar•quittal,
t own cheque, the Tory press would have
he had been attending tine London and
All Sunday Schools and Young Pen-
The feeling at Cayuga materially
lied about me," So that It was to pre-
Hamilton Synod.
plea' Rocietles of the county are
changed in regard to the prisoner in I
"_ vent lying that Mr. Tarte 11 --pre-
Messrs. B. Passmore, J. Gunn and R.
entitled to rend delegates.
thei past week, and mnnq who before
varicated. Sorel a campaign a soot I
Yg
RAId, of Clinton, were present at the
ba11 match between Clinton and Gode-
.�W..-._..-_ - - -w-__
the trial started regarded her As guilty -
were on Saturday anxious for acquit -
,lying ought to commence at home,
rich last Wednesday.
Tors Nnwa-Ruco>kli gives the News.
tal,
I
To Flgbt for tine Philippines.
I Madrid, May S. -Another Cabinet
tueetipg was held this•-eveuing to con-
sider the situation of Manilla. It wits
decided to pursue the stupe energIvtic
action in the Philippines as heretofOle
and to concentrate all the available
naval and military forces to maintaip
the sovereignty of Spain. The Gov-
ernor of the Philippines, Gen. Augusti,
puts the Spanish vasuall it's in last Sun-
day's etrga event alt (118 killed find
wounded. fie bays that. tile lu-,s". here
tali on board the warships.
The !sews at Madrid.
Madrid, May t3.-Tbe despatches re-
ceived by the Government, cabled uy
way of Labuan, practically counrm
the report made by Commodore
Dewey. They admit that the Anl-
ericans are Masters Of Cavite rind the
arsenal there and are Maintaining the
strictest blockade of the harbor, The
Cabinet held a ineeting late last night
at which the situation was fully dis-
cussed, Despatches were read front
Capt. -General Bianco afl}rming thin
the batteries at Matanzas had prevent-
ed an attempted ]finding by it force of
Americans. Gen. Blanco f tit ther' cabled
that the buttery tit Morro Castle, 1Lt-
vana, had drive') oft an American
cruiser after having badly darmtged
her. A late despatch front Manilla,
via Labutln, says that the Spanish
troops when L ley retired from tine city
took all the art's, ammunition and
stores with them.
The Spaniards Are Angry.
Sat Juan, Porto !fico, Aptil ::'t.--1
send you some examples of Span-
ish compliments to their "friends"
over the water, as published' ill some
Of the leading periodicals in the ishvid
Of Porto Rico: "Those dogs of Eng-
lish, and those Yankee pigs." "Trea-
cherous and fraudulent pigs of Yan-
kees." "All the nations of Europe are
the friends of Spain, with the e:tcep-
tioi of till,t grasping, auihitiuns, and
piratical Hngland." 13Otelin Met'can-
tilo (Government organ): -When for.
tate favors its in the war, as it must;
When we have trade au'inimense bOu-
fire of the proud city of Washington
t.nd levelled New York city in trine dust,
we will place upon that treacherous
nation such a tenvy ideu)niLy thin
they will have to sell tis !hell• wives
and daughters to Pnable rlreltl to pay
it. Vivit Espana I"
Porto Picano: •-"Our fit -Ids refluire
fertili%ing; the hones of the Ytuikers
will make excellent. mfuture, allot with
that we will fertilize t.heul."
El Heralds :-'•It is proposed shortly
to set np a f-Letory to cuake sausages
frorn file flesh of tile, Yankees."
La Uniou :_-That could only result
in filthy nastiness." .
"They are Wooden Uull;;s•"
Mr. G. iT. Cronks, of Hong Kong wits
ill town for it few lours oil Satur-
day, and put up at the Walker
(1 "
house, Toronto. C(r c u O, A •
1t. Crool •
, (S, W110 hiLF
been for some time connected with
the Hong Kung press, and who
lays chant, to inn ,"itiniato knowledge
of tote SPittlislt and other vessels in, the
Pacific, ridicules thc.nccounts of tine
naval engagement in lite P]rilipptoes.
Said Mi% Crooks, '•Why, the Spanish
,e •s ' ,y
t s f.l - abets are simply wooden bulks,
and i v) 1
t � (ldc] )e a sol: Ili •
t tcllieteul v
t.utfr
t
one steel -clad vessel to sink thou ail,•'
4 ,`9'est siillilet.t J
I'll he g)e along the front of fir. Geo.
Silell's f t has a very ditf -rent appear-
ance fro' what it had a few days ago.
It has been almost completely stripped
of branches, bent over and wired, so
tbat, in .two years it is expected to be a
"fence." •
Air. Sam McCool lost a colt a few days
a€ p,
.M. J. Johnson has an addition to his
family in the bhape of a tidy girl.
Miss S. ,T. McCool, who underwent
an operation in Clinton a few days ago,
is still there, but if she improves as she
has been doing she will soon be able to
come home.
We had a very heavy rain in thii
locality Monday evening, which ought to
help vegetation.
Mrs. J. Elsley, of Colborne, has late-
ly been visiting her father and mother,
,fir. acid Jlrs. (neo. Snell.
Mr. Geo. 'Pyner is out again after his
recent indisposition.
Mr, and Mrs. J. 11. Lowery paid a
flying visit to Ifolmesville on.'lhursday
last. .
Blievai e.
Miss Campbell, of Wingltam, is clerk-
ing in the Post-Oflice sto•o.
lilies Richmond, of Atwood, is the
guest of Mrs. Rogers.
The S. A. held a concert in the For-
ester's Hall on Tuesday evening
The cheese factory has commenced
operations.
Mr. McEwen, our popular schoOl-
rnaster, is preparing 8 pupils for En-
trance, 7 for P. 8. Lpaving and 8 for
Primary.
Alias Roselle, of Brussels, is the guest
of Miss Nellie Putland,
Miss Nest and Miss Messer wheeled,
to Gorrie on Monday.
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Martin, of Kin=
burn, are visiting Mrs. Snell.
Mrs. (Dr.) Toole and (laughter Edith
are visiting friends in 'Toronto.
Acute Rheumatism
Pains In the Foot and Llmb-A
Complete Cure Accomplished by
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
11 For a number of years I was afflicted
With acute rheumatism in my left side
and all the way down my limb into my
foot. I live five blocks from my work and
had to stop and rest several times in going
and coming. I could get no relief froth
my trouble and was on the point of giv-
ing up my job when I happened to hear of
Hood's sarsaparilla. I purchased a bottle
of this medicine and a vial, of Hood's Pills
and began taking them. Before I had
half finished them I was relieved and it
was not long before I was completely
cured. I never lose an opportunity to
praise Hood's sarsaparilla, for my cure
meant a great deal to me, as I have a film-
ly and must always be at my post."
VV'rLLIAM HAsgrarm, ,yardman, Grand
'trunk Railroad depot, Brantford, Ontario,
Hood's Sarsaparillas
s the best—in fact the Ons True Blood Purifier.
sold by all druggists, tot; six for lbs.
lood's Pills luupu7preprelgvbaetabOle,oatsared4bcone
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THEREof-'A"RE DRUGS
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A i N
'z'u," —
D R U, - G
Both going by the same names. It takes
skill, experience and tools to tell which
is Which, and find out which are up toI.
the standard. Does not your interest
demand that you patronize a druggist
who appreciates this fact, and is quali-
fied and analyzes what he dispen��.
All drugs you get here are puua'w and
you will not be changed an ' reason-
able price.
BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO US,
Mfg Chemist and Druggist FHY;'SlAI�'3 SUPPLIES.
Itcsof;±tion of Condolence.
y • •y� 'rya
At the regular Monthly meeting of
1��L1�1 y e •
Malloch Chapit•r held in Heafortlr, the
following resolution of condolence was
possed :— I
WE are pleased with
A. L J:;13, Tull of Malloch, Chaptu, No. (3
80100"01, Apr. 1, IMS, R. (;. Choswright, Es(.,
S,•, r, nth, out.—Dear sir
the success of our Mi -
and Col,apaeiou.—�t
the •'0r•1111u•convoicaLion of XlHloch Clinwr No
(If!, held thin e,•enilli;•, the 1,lembel's eamcd
finery OpeniDg of lA9t
%v th very deep regret:, of your swd bereavement
Ill the death of }}your p;u•U1w• ill lift), Fled it was
gloved by I+..-Cou1 1, 1'. J., seconded by EX.
11. It.,
Week' which was so
that the o vers and votnpiuns or
lin
tll`8 Chill)U1' UXt.011d tO 31011 t11011• hear,feltFyll)-
pathyill ldle saddestavuldarkent hour of your
largely by
life, vet tl)ou *h in Cie order of Providence
o attended the
you
have been ca ed upon to silnr till irropamble
10148, 3.011 as %yell its o111"'elven 1110111,11, not as
ladies of Clinton and
those without hope, but N% hu kuo,v, if we prove
faith Nil, that %vc shall Mare a gloriotl,, re-uuiou
Ili a l far better land, whore porting shi be no
10011•
surrounding country,
more, cull ono . who lune suparated
here below -united
shnlrbe 1e never Lu 1tart
aeuin, r.ud all tiutt scents a, m3•sier•y 1101-0, ri,all
0L11•
be fully 0x0alued at the hanpy r0•union to i he
laud abovo. Signed on behal. of Mttlloch Chap-
ter, L. C. JACKSON, Seribo R.
Goderiell J'owaShlp Council.
�� EW
Go,h-icll 'Township, ;]fay 2nd.
Phis Couucil met pursuant to ad-
TO ft
journment. Minutes of last meeting �
read and passed, :Roved by 'Ihcs.
COMPRISES the Ver
Churchill, seconded by ,fohn Woods,
that Clork notify the trustees of No. (J
I;lteSt ill Millinery
school section to refiinll to No. t3 8, S.
✓ and
the school section taxes front lot No. i
35, con. 6, also trusteea'in No, 5, S. S.
311 C will 1)e lea'sed t0
p
to refund the taxes from lot NO, t)8, con, 1
No. S.
hltt'e, call in
3, to 8 S., being error in assess
You and -
merit.
Moved by .Tris. Johnston, seconded
specs it.
by Chas. 'Al, Williams, that Clerk's ex-
penses be paid to attend the County
"—s—
C'lerk's convention to be held at Clin-
ton in,June.
AVIASS
Adjourned to niset on the 26th day
LL/
of May as a CuM•t of Revision and trans-
J
action of otherbusiness. b smess.
Stand '
a d 111 the Clarendon Hotel Block,
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G AGNEW'S CATIA RRNAL POWDER ARRESTS THE MALADY IN AN
INSTANT A140 CURES AS, BY MAGIC.
Your case is not hope- , • Symptoms of Catarrh
less, no. matter how are : -foul breath,
longstanding or acute husky voice, aching
it may be --and no s all over, stopped nose,
case so slight you can nasal discharge,drop-
afford to neglect it. ping in the throat,
This greatest of ca- I pain over the eyes,
tarrh cures will re- tickling in throat, no
lieve a cold in the sense of smell, losing
head in zo minutes Isense of taste, throat
and has authentic tes- dry in morning, pain
tirnony to its credit, I in back of head -any
where cases of half a and all of these symp-
century's standing toms are present in
have been cured in a catarrh in head and
wonderfully short IDR � throat and is the re )
while. It's simple, )11 � suit of neglected cold.
harmless, painless and AGMEW ,i��,y1,& aR Neglected c a t a r r h
easy to apply -one ( AWD leads to incurable pul-
short puff and relief m o n a r y complica-
conles. tions.
Rev, Dr. Borbror, Buffalo, sayue:— my wife and I were both troubled with dls.
trecsingg catarrh. but we have enjoyed freerlonl from thls aggravating malady
alive (lie tient clay wo used Dr. A"in Twls Catarrhal Powder. Its action was In -
at anft,lw is, >;iving meat g•rateftrl xilief within ten mrnulrs after first applieatlon, and
we believe there is no (else but It will immediately relieve and permanently cure.'!
DR. AGNEWS CURE FOR THE HEART -The firat dose gave relief In halls an
hour is an every -day testimony to the worth of the great heart remedy, and
one or two bottles in most cases works an absolute cure -almost a miracle in
many cases -but never has failed to cure a case of heart disease where it had
fair trial.
DR. AGNEW'S OINTMENT—Itohing, blind, ulcerating or bleeding piles relieved
with one a lipl.tcation, and cured in from three to five alights. An effective rem-
edy for all skin diseases In old and young -35 cents.
lin, /tGNRw'S LIVER PILLS—forelck hoadach,a, biliausnose, nausea, dyspepol.:
Indlgostion, bloating after acting, constipation--ploaeant little doebt and no
bad after mfFoote-20 canto a vial.
Hold by Watts R Co.
zbNotbdno, Like Leather."
Jr%%..X%-qD0N & JACKSON
r q
LLARLY SPRING
I- I 11 �', "a' 01 0 0 0 il.,31 --sidom,
Our New Stock now full
anti complete with all
the latest and newest
Goods and we are safe
in saying that no better
nAFortmellt. 19 to be
found in the west.
Ask to sip our special values
in Alen's -,,'-L.50 and $3.00
(.00ds. They are hard
®®
to tont.O
JAW
IYs
The Noted Shoe Dealers, Clinton.
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