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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1897-03-17, Page 4k" The E W D The only Canadian Mfrs• to Bicycle exhibit 131vY01106 at the Now York National and sthe only Detroit shows was Messrs. levant; Dodge of Windsor f' I 80 Gear the nlalterH of Lho now fame«H 80 Uear ltvadster, 'File devidedly dktin\•tive `Roadster foutures of this wheel ro the Editor of The Mall and Empire : nutdo 1t one of the tuost is our atlruetit e exhibits at the j leader or Hl1U WH. Alli lnf'rH. ltlade great (-Mims fur it; thin'' r/ 'i7n1 we CatttlU(�Irl' ti, for the asking, r i" tells Illom alJOUL It. �y grave Our riding nradem> wall uuun ` others. in 11. •1'0wit tli.tt 111 :L f,.%v drays. ta'L:=1':•1••1•)' r • Bicycle and Mntiie EMERSON'S I-[nuse, Clinton, :• Wali Paper, t much longer will the Canadian Govern• I Window shades. itoo;er, ]lot 1,t line (�lrected against tile great evils nnent put up with this service? A I first-class li a of smart cli h pper sailing We. are, fully prepared and expect to du the largest Wall Paper and Window Shade business in the his- tory of our firm. ��I'lgl Is the best time to paper m Shades and ban 1 a Ua Rz-Ciouio 1n and sec, our nobby new lines. We C f&C 93 CLINTON. �Ce�v �iCuel•ti�.elueut�. Fencingg—McMullen's. Sight tested—A. T. Creeper. • Auction Sale—A. C. Dufton . Your Watch—J. B. R.nmhall. Blood purifier—Allen & Wilson. Men's shoes.—Jackson & .Jackson. Wall Paper -The W. D. Fair Co. Spring hat opening—Jackson Bros. Furniture business—H. C. Barlett. Business change—Mrs. Biddlecoulbe. The three cornered store—P. B. Crews. The Duron News -Record -1.26 aYear-$1.00 in Advance J - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17tH, 1897. Clinton's Shade 'frees. Editor News -Record: DEAR SIR, -1 notice ill yonr paper of recent date that Mr. Searle moved . motion in the Town Council, which .vas seconded, authorizing that body ,o petition the Ontario Legislature to amend tho Act regarding the planting of shade trees. The 'notion, I am very much surprised, was voted down. Every citizen in towel who has Olken an interest in shade t,rees and the beautifying of oro' streets are inaehted to Mr. Searle for the good work and advice he has so frequently given gra- titously. That he is an expert on tree [vulture is evidenced frost) the fact that the front of his own property is so neat and well cared for, and those of many of his neighbors demonstrate that a practical inan hn..; had some- thing to do with their care. If more interest was taken by the Council and residents in our shade trees Clinton would in it few years become one of the prettiest and most attractive towns in Western Ontario. At present some of the shade trees are so low that one cannot drive under them in A top buggy, much less with it load of grain, hay or straw. I.t is surprising that no member of the Council has ever had the much-needed courage to bring in a resolution outside Mr. Searle to im- prove and preserve our shade trees, in filet they rather delight in proving themselves stumbling blocks. It tie - minds tile f L (lufrna t )m ill who was appointed to superintend the planting of shade tress; cud it looks as though Clinton also has a Council its slow. The wisecoursefortheCouncil to pursue would have been to adoi)t Mr. Searle's motion. Planting and priming, to prove it snecess, must be clone at proper seasons under the direction of.: the Council. Ili the past a free -and - easy or plant-and-prune-as-ynu-please system hits been ill vogue. Varieties have not been considered. Neither hits the necessity and beauty of boulevards. The roots of unsightly trees spread to the gardens and to a large extent des- tioy many a beautiful lawn. One of the Mayors duties as stipulated in the Statute is that he shall recommence to the Council such measures as they have power to dotal with and which may tend to the improvement of the finances, health, cleanliness, comfort and orna- ment of the municipality generally. When this is the duty of the Alayor, is it not also the duty of every member of the Council to look rafter our we] - tare ? Yours &c., March I3. A'! EPAYER. C Ail ana This to the compI'I't of thousands at this aeason. They have no appetite; oodEat does not relish. They '1d the toning upot the stomach and digest ve organs, which a course of Hood's Sarparlila will givo them. It also purifies a d enriches the blood, cures that distress after eating and Internal misery only a dyspeptic can know, creates an appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and builds up and sustains the whole physical system. It so prompt- ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptieeymp- toms and cures nervous headaches, that It peems to have almost "a magic touch." Basiuess Chanfre...g I have disposed of My Jewelry Stock and Business to Mr. Willmott of Lon- don, who takes posses- 8iotl this week, Sarsaparilla I All who havo any claims Is the best— In fact the One True Blood Purifier. against the Estate are re- ars the best after-dinner quested to call at the Store Hood's �IIIS 0111x, aid digesttou. no, and male settlement by the 15th of April, and all who News Notes. are indebted will please settle Mr. Charles Cyr, clerk, of Quebec, I by the 15th of April. 7onservative, and Mr. Guite, mer- :hant, of Maria, Que., Liberal, were ulrninated for the Commons for the Jounty of Bonaventure. An order has been issued frow the r dilitia Department calling ill Fall the Ad rifles and side army, and as soon is these are to the new Lee -Enfield veapon will be issues} to the deferent )attalwns. Mf I M A couple of Paris residents have leen fined $10 each tot- using cancelled )ostage Stamps. DON'T FOOL WITH 11, is said the G. T. R. will transfer Jost of their yard work to the Port YOUR HEAD iuruu side of the tunnel. j A caso of usury was ventilated iu I ,he Montreal courts, in which the un- I It is too important a part of your (Atunate debtor was compelled to pay body to fool with. i per cent. a day. I Always keep on the safe Bide Tile drawing -room to be held by the when buying 'over nor -General and Lacy Aberdeen Y g Your u the Seuate chamber is anununced I or the 25tH inst. Headache adache Remedies, A young mail in Hamburg occupy- I Hotter let the pain run its course ng a high social position is charged than take powerful opiates. Some with having insured his wife's life for P P t large amount, and then put her folks think that ruin drowns sor• ender hypnotic suggestions to commit row but that is no reason why it suicide. should be used irnn,oderately, The Rev. Jus. Henderson, D. D., as- When the effects have died away lociate missionary secretary of the the sorrow and blues, even bluer )lethodist Church, said last Wednes- blwhore still lay afternoon that it appeared to him , the saino pi in. shat the Ontario Government were eiues sorrow ple is true of Headache Aledi• caking their coffin by their treatment cines; the after effects are et en )f the temperance question, and that worse than the original pain. f they dud not soon awaken to the fact ,hey would find themselves in it. Our Headache Powders cure headache Bishop Newman, of Washington, ight away, yet there isn't a single n•ges President McKinley to select the rain of opiate in them; every in. Metropolitan Church as his place of gredient is harmless, absolutely so. n>or,hip, that being where Bishop New- 150. a box. nan was stationed when raised to the :piscopacy. This has raised to howl ram the "patriogogues," who point V JAS. H. r-tOMBE )lit that the pastor is Hugh Johnston, , L Canadian, and demand that a repub- Chemist and Druggist. ican^President patronize only "Ameri- ,an" gns el expounders. By and by hey will demand an "Americanized" The saddest fatality that ever occurr- 3ible with it. distinctively Yankee plan ed in Bowmanville Wednesday after - )f Salvation. noon, when the three eldest children of H. Philip «'ason, formerly of IVOod- Fredrick Luxon, who is employed As stock, with his wife, are on trial at deliverer of ice with Al. D. Williams, grand Rapids, Mich., charged with were crownedjust outside their gae- ,he grossest cruelty !o a Home. child den gate in a jwle that Once furtued ' ulopted by then). The little girl, it is Part of a. mill race. The children tlleged, has been beaten nearly to were out for an airing in the warn) leaLh. Among the cruelties said to sunshine, and no one was near but rave been practiced were the applica- Mrs. Luxon, their mother-, who k ,ion of hot irons to her feet, leaving nursing a Lally only ten days ohl. ler bound hands and feet for weeps, J nursing how the accident happened will and new cords being put on the child never be known. It is'supposed the 'rom time to time, owing to the fact Youngest child strolled loo near the :hat she hit through the ropes. It is ilole which IS surrounded by ice and Luso alleged that when the child's flesh slipped into it, when the others fiery VAS r;uw through heating the woman to her rescue, and, it is supposed, slid 'ubbcd in turpentine. The girl, it is in also. The bodies were recovered. Fuld, twill be crippled for life. Wilsuu's )arents live in Woodstock now, and wpOxiols 3P3R00E3I'H4DDINE. Ere greatly shocked at the disgrace. The Great English Remedy. It is rumoured at Fredericton, N. B., SixPaokagesGuaranteed to •flat No. 4 Company, R. It. C. I., has promptly, and permanently teen selected by General Gascoigne to a cure all forms of Nervous rccolupiiny Mr. Laurier to En hand on Weakness.Emissions,sperm- le occasion of the Queen's diamond „ atorrhea,zmpotenoyandau ubilee celebration :and to represent egectsofAbuse orExcessee, P Mental worry, excessive use ,he Canadian permanent corps in the oyTobacco, OpiamorStimu- woposed military display, and that at Before and After.lants,whichsoonieadtoln- lompany of Imperial troops will be jtrmay.Insanity,.consumptionand anearivgrave. transferred from flalifax to Fredericton Has been prescribed over 36 years in thousands of o take their pla1✓e during their ab- cases; is the onty Reliable and Honest kfed(otne. Bence. The recent visit to Fredericton known. Ask druggist for Wood's 4Phosphodlne;It )f Gen. Montgomery Moore is said to he offers some worthless medlclnein place of this, lave been to arrange for the transfer. inclose price in letter, and we will sondby return _'ol. Aturinsell was asked Wednesday mall. Price, one package, $1; eta, $6, one will atowig cure- rventug if there was any truth in the please, Wood rCompaess. nyadd, •epor•t, but would Only say to reply Windsor, out., Canada. ;hat be was not to a position to giveI Sek1 in Clinton and everywhere in Canada nforniation relative' to the matter. by all responsible druggists. We would like you to Dome here10 M h urs t 20110 or a line of argains In M -en's shoes. r' We have about. 40 pairs of Men's shoos, to bo honest about it are not the lowest style in shape but they are much better in duality than lots of the new )mea, We want to clear these 40 pr, out and in 2 lots, and price will do it. Lot 1-19 Pr., all eize, regular $4.00, Saturday ......... $2 29 Lot 2-21 to 11 C $3.00, rr ......... 199 , JACKSON & JACKSON, .. Fine Shoe Dealers. CLINTON. IAiC.Law A' uae Ln>turinlllitnegts, about Ontario being 1,11(4 Most ndvetna• At Problem for Laurier. . ed province In regard to liquor legis• (Publltlho4 by request.) lation. It nlay lett' 'R been so a eXlr ar- ro the Editor of The Mall and Empire : ter Of 4 century ago, but unfortunately this has not been true for 'Jany To the Editor of tine Mall and Empire: Sir,—A Sir,—"Thc mountain has labored till brought forth a mouse." I have years Past- On the subject of tiro power of letter posted in Lngland on February 18th owing to the writer dust read the new bill cuutaiainb Pro' aruendmeuts to the li- the people to prevent the renewal of a license in an yea r, the provinces of omitttu the talisnultilc words vitt Now York 1it9 hest arrived,. Sixteen ) posed present 3en9e law, ttlld tL IC1U1'e incunseC1UE'tltltEl Nova Scotia, Now Brunswick Mani- tobil and even Quebec are flit in days U (.1,r ld .. dl< A y Jn 8. 1 a9 via piece of legislation it would be difficult ltd- vanee of Ontario New vbrk>' would probably have re- would lably tu discover. After 8'2,000 majority for lr'UllihitiUn, and the pledge of two WhQcotlld believe thata government salted in my letter having been tie- livered here at least it week ago Hu\v l 1.0111 ors to give all 1,11(4 p1•�)'.:ibitiurl i so committed its this is to Kies all the Prohibition within its has much longer will the Canadian Govern• I puasibly, it would pass the wit of luau Lo do less, if anything were to be dune Y g itoo;er, ]lot 1,t line (�lrected against tile great evils nnent put up with this service? A I first-class li a of smart cli h pper sailing at all. Of twkenty-lbree reasonable of clutl se114ng, though urgently re- quested to do so, vessels would be it positive luxu►•y, requests by the Dominion Alliance iu and which is now facts like these make a fast Atlantic convention assuvubled, unl two have y been nue uut.ri ht, the other ruming so many yntulg men of the best families fu aur cities and towns. service a crying r y t, necessity, nut sonre- thing to be talked about, but suinething granted, nue salouus, Only partially. But why, Municipal Oouncils which for thirty to be dune, and at once. its the Briultfurd Expositor venlarks, •bee Years have had the power to reduce the number of licenses in any Yours, etc., JOHN they were riot all abolished at fell swoop" passes comprehension, The year are now debarred from reducing the num- H;1YSFORD. Clinton, March 0111. raising� of the age limit to twenty-one is good, providing tile but -den of proof bei oftener than Once ill three years. How oddly now it sounds, "We will _ Its LU age is till•OW11 UJAM the liquor sel- ler; and so also is thy: provision that take hU 6tep backward." Can it be possible our ears deceived us? Rigid Tories Profession and Power. --- under• the resent, ti ulation the lies p 1 p F Ili - out number of licenses cannot be h)- all along declared that the temperance People would get nothing Hardy Editor�Vetve-&Co1'e(; creased, but scarcely another point in hill is from the -Ross government. but even tilesbelieved that the ✓EAR EDITOR,—I would like to heat` front the whole satisfactory from the htandpoint of• Sir Oliver Aluwat's and goy- ern'nent was lneapable of pro �usulg injurious and reactionary legis those Tories and Grits now who thought b g Y Putting the Laurier Gov - Hou. A. S. Hardv's for mal stud solemn pledges. ation, But, again, "it's the unexpected which ernmeut. in we would get lower ex- inadequate." has happened." When the smooth pehses acid not so 'much favoritism Take the proposal to abolish the sentences and flowing phrases of Hon. Mr. Harcourt are carefully examined shown the Roman Catholics. Protes- ?aluuns. The phrase sounds -well till the bili is found to be 1,t veritable apple tents churn Laurier would leave the ale asks, -how" an"when," Two of Sodou4—fair to the eye, but ashes Catholic churchd t but he claims Ile is years more to continue salozns (mere to the touch. a better Catholic than ever and will ivinking dens), where neither a meal Yours etc„ make the country pay for his agents to or bed can he Obtained for love or J S Rosa Rome to consult the Pope. Catholics none}-. But the chances are that not Brantford Marcel 3rd. have a right to ask the Pope to settle Sven one saloon will be abolished, for, their religious disputes between the ;o cart in enough of bedsteads before — —•-- a-- hierarchy and laity, but what, right has .he inspector's visit is 'Jade, and to Bro. Lass' address. he to be tusked about Canadian Acts of art thea] back again after his report Parliament? If Protestants cannot s presented, will, to the majority of To the Editor of The Sentinel: agree with heads of churches they had ares "fix things" all right, SiR,—In your issue of a recent date better let Laurier do the same. As to Take next the proposal to issue one icense to every six hundred of the I had the pleasure of reading an ad- Laurier curtailing expenses: They raised the salary of the postmaster in )opulation after the first thousand. dress delivered b R. �V. -Bro. John (3, Y Beauharnois on the 8th January, on knd first as to the cities. By this pro Gass to the Provincial Grand Lodge of account of his ooc}service and dismiss- )oral only St. Catharines, St. Thomas, Stratford, Windsor, Belleville, and Nova Scotia. In view of the P0 it") P ed him on the 8th Jan. It is easy to see the,-•;lcreabe of salary was for a (iugston, will he slightly affected. it lie assumes with respect to the conduct hevv inan. The Grits claire that the will make only One license less in St. of some members of the Orange Assu- dismissal was to save expense, but Chowus enc Stratford. But it will nake not. even one less in Brantford, elation during 1,h, 1aie Dominion cues tions, I wotilct most respectfully call there are more appointments than dis- musses. Dances was appointed Ce auelph, Ottawa, London; Hamlton or the attention of the readers of The Goderich to to assist in the custom nfiice where he was not needed. After he Coronto. Municipal councils in cities, which are orkoverbially suety to act on Sentinel to the fact that before the late Dominion elections I asked those gets^posted Mr. Farrow will likely lie ,his subject, have already, and in some who were endeavoring to dragoon Or- dismissed to sorted expanses, Madame ases years ago, gone beyond the prey- angemen into blindly following politi- Laurier wont the car Cumberland to California to bring home a brother of int Government proposals. When :uuncils to the largest cities, where cal leaders to kindly give section OV clause in the constitution of the Orange Hon. W. Laurie. r. This inight cUl•tail he liquor license has its stronghold Association of B. A., orelsewhere, rnak- personal expenses, but not Dominion expenses. When the Auditor -General's :an pass such by-laws, of what is the � m e -n lent afraid ? Ing it obligatory upon a member to en- dorso any Public school systeru oc mak- report appears for thio year commis- Next N x1, take t•he mnittulg in obligatory ing it obligator • ori a member to corn- el Roman Catholics to attend aPub- awns and travelling expenses will rLrnrnu]t to something never equalled every case tl•e cities situated within hein. I have been unable to find the • is school. None of the .so-called lltleal leaders, BCU. Gass before. Then if we turn to the Russ- Hard government: It Y � gave a plehl5- )opulation of Dufferiu county and tLn3 alnUtlg9t st the number, had the temerity to conic cite and over 81,000 of a majority twaei 3aliburton district. As Dufferin,how- out publicly over his awn signature for temperwnce. Now they will not :ver, carried the Scott Act, I will pre- and justify the course they were per- g the what they promised, after all the unle that it is ahove the. proposed suing then. temperance people supporting it 'ori tandard, and to be fair, will count 3aliburton below. But in the address under review account of its professions of temper- ance. The Grit license act now reminds What then do we find as to the num- Bro. Gass undertakes to justify his own course and condemn that of those rno of what a German said of a minis - ter: "They talks like an angel, and act ' )er of tavern licenses in these counties, IS compared to the population. Ehere who thought otherwise in the follow- ing words: "Let the say in passing like the devil. Ire in this province forty-one counties that it is a matter for regret that A TEMPERANCE'I'oItY. Mitrch 12th, 1897. and license districts. At this very a few who have wined admission to i,onnent there are thirty such counties 'our Order did bring discredit on our - — tnd districts in advance of the propos- Association by their vacillating efforts, Political Poi,iits id legislation, and only eleven below to obev the behests of the hierarchy t, in some cases, but very little below t. The following counties are at or the bidding of political parties. Bro. Gass is the author of the para- The province of Ontario might very fittingly celebrate the diamond jubilee )resent under the proposed standard : graph quoted. ,Now let us examine by turning down the Hardy GGovern- nlgoma, Carleton, Haldin]and, Peel, his loyalty to the principles of the ment. Waterloo, Welland, Kent, Leeds.,and Order. In the first place it is a Grit 3renville, Muskoka and Parry Sound, doctrine "that to the victors belong The Patron farce is being shown up tnd Nipissing district. The following the spoils." So that judged by the very nicely in the Ontario legislaturro :ounties at the present time have'one light of the great anxiety of the Grit these days. Motions based on distinct- icense to six hundred of the popula- party to reward its pglitieal friends, ly Patron doctrines have shown where Jon, and are therefore uotaffected one Bro. Gass in his aceeptance'of the po- certain alleged Patrons stand --on the )article by the Government proposals, p p litical position of of Shu- stof Grit side of the house, solid with the 7iz.:—Essex, Frontenac and Huron, beuacadie at the hands Of Mr. Laurier, n Mir. government. Brer. Haycock had bet- g Y Che following counties ate more ad- stands before his brother Orangemen ter resign his alleged leadership, and ranced still, ,is they have only one condensed of rising his position of let, the alleged Patrons be honest in icense to seven hundred Of the popula- Grand Master to advance his own ma- their voting. ,ion: -Bruce, Halton, Hastings, Lamb- terial interest, and becoming lot the The Charlottetown Examiner gives •ou, Lincoln, Renfr•eiv and Wentworth• same time srihservient to the Grit this story with reference to post -office Cele following have Only one license to party, as I shall prove by another para- matters in Prince Edward Island. At, tight, hunched of the population :— rah, in his address which reads : "A graph, Stanley Bridge, by request cif leading Presc•ot.t ani] Russell, Stortuont, Dun- bitter c•ontliet is now impending he- Conservatives, Mr. Roht. Brown, a Lih- las and Glengarry, 5itucoc, Welling- tween the Icon. ?,it-. Laurier and the eral, was appointed posttnatster. when ,on, Lanark, and Lennox and Adding- Quebec hierarchy. Scathing denunci- lie resigned Dor, Alexander Alcb}illan, ;on. The following counties have one ittions have been hurled by the Church Liberal, succeeded him. On his death icense to nine hundred of the popula- against. that gentleman and those who his son anothe;• Liberal, received the ion : Elgin, Perth, Peterhurough. support hill) in theproposed settlement appointment tit: -ugh Conservative in - York and Victoria. The following of the vexed school question," In tllis fluence. When i:r 189th Dir. McMillan •ounties have one license to one thous- 1 pavagrapll Bro. Gass has the hardt- resigned Austin J. McNeil, Conserva- ind of the population :—Northurnber- hood to commit Orangemen to en- Live., was given the position. Air. Mc - and Find Durham, Grey, Norfolk, and dorso Mr. LAUrier'6 settlement of the Neil has now been di8IlIiS,;Cd because Jxfurd. The Hollowing counties have Manitoba school question, notwith- he is a Conservative, on the principle ale license to eleven hundred Of the standing the fact, that Mr. Laurier that "to the victors belong the spoils." )opulat.iun : Brant and Middlesex. The olloivitlg counties have one license to is the first Canadian Premier who dared to violate the doctrine well un- Mr. Russell, who,with Charles FiLz- Patrick, Solicitor -General of Canada twelve hundred of the population : 'rince Edward and Ontario, Ili not derstood in British law, "that the pope of Rollie, hath no jurisdiction visited Roine for the purpose of pre- senting the Manitoba school case to lee of these twenty nine counties and within the realms of the British Em- the Pope and also to obtain the ap- iceuso districts wilithere be one license pire," by sending lay and clerical dole- pnintnlent of an Apostolic delegate to ess, arising froru the proposed legisla- gates, and also the, Solicitor -General Canada, has returned to London, Eng. ion. To put it in another form! the of Canada on a special mission to Rome In an interview with t press repre- -ounties below the present -standard to obtain the approval of the Pope to sentative Mr. Russell said he was ;outwit) 400,000 of the population, while his School settlement! Surely the Or- highly satisfied with the results of or the balance of the people, nurnbet- ange Association in Nova Scotia have the several interviews which he had ng 1,700,000, no advanced legislation reason to complain of Bro. Gass en- with his holiness, who evinced a par- vhatever is proposed. Who said this dorsing Mi. Laurier in submitting the titular interest in Canadian affairs. vas a progressive Government? In- School settlement to the Pope of Rome? Dir. Russell expressed regret that some Lead of going "as fast and els far" its Tile most charitable view to take i9 persons had clainled that the 110111ir1- )ublic sentiment, it has not even yet that his accepta•nee of a post mastership ation of Mgr Mermy del Val as •aught up to it, arid, worst of all, seems n)ay explain his action in the matter. Apostolic delegate to Canada was a mt of breath already. There is clearly My own position before the late Do- victory fur the Carla.di;tn F)ishops. That L trutlnput call for a leader who Will minion election (and also that of the view, he said, would greatly pain the ead• great majority of the Orange Associa- Pope, who felt the gveatesr, confidence Take next the power to prevent the C,on in Canada) was that to a civil that Mgr. Mermy del Val could con- 'enewal of a license in any year. Is qurest ion affecting the constitutional ciliate the conflicting parties. ,his given to the people most interest- privlege s of her Majesty's shbjrcts. be gid, uanlely, those who live in the oc, ity e Oil, no. First the License) they Catholic or Protestant, which a Provincial Government niay take A ,Friendly Word. 3oard is to decide what is a "resi- lential district.'u License Boards (so away—and when the same Act which created it Provincial Government pro- Several newspaper publishers have ar as my observation has gone) are Llmost uniformly composed of ttwo it- vided an appeal to the Dominion Gov- crnment by the party affected thereby for some years regularly sued ill divis- ion coni all overdue accounts. Their fuor sypathisers anti one temperance --it became the duty of every loyal citizen to support the Govermueut reports are favorable to the plain, for their readers though at first annoyed nan (the, latter evidently to keep the errlpe ranee people quiet, while at the in its efforts to rllaintaill ale cot)- admit it i3 only. fail'. iarne time his hands are tied). Fancy inch a hoard deciding that dis- stitution. In doing so I acted in accordance with my Orange obliges- A large number of NEws-RECC,'RD accounts are therefore being placed illi any rict whatever is a ••resideudill dis- tion. No Orangemen is required •q., the hands of our solicitors for immedi- riot, e9pl'CltLlly when they know ra i ill and franchl,c. to surrender his w ate collection. We are loth to resort Tr•ta.in request would likely follow. into the hands of any politician who to such a course, but it seems the only 3ut, further a petition n ainst the re- may for the tinge being be a member the Order. Nor does it become waT of getting what is due us. lewal of it license ceuse must )e signed by such leaders to brand as Snme are in arrears from oversight,' tt least one hundred voters, provided ;hey number three-fifths of all the political traitors those members who may come some from other causes, but ifone should feel offended at being sued. voters in the polling sub -division be- P g tel a, conclusion on political matters different from their). The erent Kindly save costs by remitting the 'ore it can be even considered. But when that number so petition the somewhat treachery and herly conduct, as arnount of your account at once, by oat-offtce order or registered letter, to )oard even then it is not bound to well as the total disregard of the for darnental principles of the Order, Mani- �11E NEtva-R1:C011D, Clinton), Ont. tecede to their, request. The board 'may" (not "s11all") decline to renew fested for some time past by politi- :lie license, Even if the petition is mans who assume leadership in Orange News Notes. ,ranted, �rrtnted, the decision shall not take ef- matters as well, leads me tel the con- elusion that they are not to the Order South Huron Conservativos will meet for one year and six weeks from the late of the pet.tLion. But if the petition for its good, but becanse they think at Hensall on March 23 to noulinate a should be refused (arid how easy for its support necessary to their political candidate for the Legislature. ,he commissioners, especially as they ire not subject to the power of public advancement. Yours fraternally, Toronto, March 0. W. H. SCOTT. The stamp mill in connection with the Kingston School of Alining is now opinion, to manufacture some trumped - - --- — crushing ore from different places LIP reason for refusing), then the voters lire disqualified from presenting a sem- One of the biggest deals between the Government and it customer in local night and lay. The four Wingham Whitecaps will be ilei petition for a period of three years, matters was closed Friday, when Mr. released from the penitentiary in a for the bill says no such petition will be Hobbs Al. P. P., London, contracted few clays, having been pardoned after "received or acted upon." Considering for one thousand tons of binder twine, having served a year of their sentence. past history and pledges, it is difficult made at Kingston penitentiary. The The Dominion Department of Public to find sufficiently vigorous English to rice is in the neighborhood of $1301- Works has been notified that the sur- eharacterivp such handicapping. &00, Mr. Hobbs is it London hardware vey of the Fraser river, in British But let ria here no more twaddle 'nan. C61umbia.,1has commenced. C Ail ana This to the compI'I't of thousands at this aeason. They have no appetite; oodEat does not relish. They '1d the toning upot the stomach and digest ve organs, which a course of Hood's Sarparlila will givo them. It also purifies a d enriches the blood, cures that distress after eating and Internal misery only a dyspeptic can know, creates an appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and builds up and sustains the whole physical system. It so prompt- ly and efficiently relieves dyspeptieeymp- toms and cures nervous headaches, that It peems to have almost "a magic touch." Basiuess Chanfre...g I have disposed of My Jewelry Stock and Business to Mr. Willmott of Lon- don, who takes posses- 8iotl this week, Sarsaparilla I All who havo any claims Is the best— In fact the One True Blood Purifier. against the Estate are re- ars the best after-dinner quested to call at the Store Hood's �IIIS 0111x, aid digesttou. no, and male settlement by the 15th of April, and all who News Notes. are indebted will please settle Mr. Charles Cyr, clerk, of Quebec, I by the 15th of April. 7onservative, and Mr. Guite, mer- :hant, of Maria, Que., Liberal, were ulrninated for the Commons for the Jounty of Bonaventure. An order has been issued frow the r dilitia Department calling ill Fall the Ad rifles and side army, and as soon is these are to the new Lee -Enfield veapon will be issues} to the deferent )attalwns. Mf I M A couple of Paris residents have leen fined $10 each tot- using cancelled )ostage Stamps. DON'T FOOL WITH 11, is said the G. T. R. will transfer Jost of their yard work to the Port YOUR HEAD iuruu side of the tunnel. j A caso of usury was ventilated iu I ,he Montreal courts, in which the un- I It is too important a part of your (Atunate debtor was compelled to pay body to fool with. i per cent. a day. I Always keep on the safe Bide Tile drawing -room to be held by the when buying 'over nor -General and Lacy Aberdeen Y g Your u the Seuate chamber is anununced I or the 25tH inst. Headache adache Remedies, A young mail in Hamburg occupy- I Hotter let the pain run its course ng a high social position is charged than take powerful opiates. Some with having insured his wife's life for P P t large amount, and then put her folks think that ruin drowns sor• ender hypnotic suggestions to commit row but that is no reason why it suicide. should be used irnn,oderately, The Rev. Jus. Henderson, D. D., as- When the effects have died away lociate missionary secretary of the the sorrow and blues, even bluer )lethodist Church, said last Wednes- blwhore still lay afternoon that it appeared to him , the saino pi in. shat the Ontario Government were eiues sorrow ple is true of Headache Aledi• caking their coffin by their treatment cines; the after effects are et en )f the temperance question, and that worse than the original pain. f they dud not soon awaken to the fact ,hey would find themselves in it. Our Headache Powders cure headache Bishop Newman, of Washington, ight away, yet there isn't a single n•ges President McKinley to select the rain of opiate in them; every in. Metropolitan Church as his place of gredient is harmless, absolutely so. n>or,hip, that being where Bishop New- 150. a box. nan was stationed when raised to the :piscopacy. This has raised to howl ram the "patriogogues," who point V JAS. H. r-tOMBE )lit that the pastor is Hugh Johnston, , L Canadian, and demand that a repub- Chemist and Druggist. ican^President patronize only "Ameri- ,an" gns el expounders. By and by hey will demand an "Americanized" The saddest fatality that ever occurr- 3ible with it. distinctively Yankee plan ed in Bowmanville Wednesday after - )f Salvation. noon, when the three eldest children of H. Philip «'ason, formerly of IVOod- Fredrick Luxon, who is employed As stock, with his wife, are on trial at deliverer of ice with Al. D. Williams, grand Rapids, Mich., charged with were crownedjust outside their gae- ,he grossest cruelty !o a Home. child den gate in a jwle that Once furtued ' ulopted by then). The little girl, it is Part of a. mill race. The children tlleged, has been beaten nearly to were out for an airing in the warn) leaLh. Among the cruelties said to sunshine, and no one was near but rave been practiced were the applica- Mrs. Luxon, their mother-, who k ,ion of hot irons to her feet, leaving nursing a Lally only ten days ohl. ler bound hands and feet for weeps, J nursing how the accident happened will and new cords being put on the child never be known. It is'supposed the 'rom time to time, owing to the fact Youngest child strolled loo near the :hat she hit through the ropes. It is ilole which IS surrounded by ice and Luso alleged that when the child's flesh slipped into it, when the others fiery VAS r;uw through heating the woman to her rescue, and, it is supposed, slid 'ubbcd in turpentine. The girl, it is in also. The bodies were recovered. Fuld, twill be crippled for life. Wilsuu's )arents live in Woodstock now, and wpOxiols 3P3R00E3I'H4DDINE. Ere greatly shocked at the disgrace. The Great English Remedy. It is rumoured at Fredericton, N. B., SixPaokagesGuaranteed to •flat No. 4 Company, R. It. C. I., has promptly, and permanently teen selected by General Gascoigne to a cure all forms of Nervous rccolupiiny Mr. Laurier to En hand on Weakness.Emissions,sperm- le occasion of the Queen's diamond „ atorrhea,zmpotenoyandau ubilee celebration :and to represent egectsofAbuse orExcessee, P Mental worry, excessive use ,he Canadian permanent corps in the oyTobacco, OpiamorStimu- woposed military display, and that at Before and After.lants,whichsoonieadtoln- lompany of Imperial troops will be jtrmay.Insanity,.consumptionand anearivgrave. transferred from flalifax to Fredericton Has been prescribed over 36 years in thousands of o take their pla1✓e during their ab- cases; is the onty Reliable and Honest kfed(otne. Bence. The recent visit to Fredericton known. Ask druggist for Wood's 4Phosphodlne;It )f Gen. Montgomery Moore is said to he offers some worthless medlclnein place of this, lave been to arrange for the transfer. inclose price in letter, and we will sondby return _'ol. Aturinsell was asked Wednesday mall. Price, one package, $1; eta, $6, one will atowig cure- rventug if there was any truth in the please, Wood rCompaess. nyadd, •epor•t, but would Only say to reply Windsor, out., Canada. ;hat be was not to a position to giveI Sek1 in Clinton and everywhere in Canada nforniation relative' to the matter. by all responsible druggists. We would like you to Dome here10 M h urs t 20110 or a line of argains In M -en's shoes. r' We have about. 40 pairs of Men's shoos, to bo honest about it are not the lowest style in shape but they are much better in duality than lots of the new )mea, We want to clear these 40 pr, out and in 2 lots, and price will do it. Lot 1-19 Pr., all eize, regular $4.00, Saturday ......... $2 29 Lot 2-21 to 11 C $3.00, rr ......... 199 , JACKSON & JACKSON, .. Fine Shoe Dealers. CLINTON.