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The Clinton News -Record
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You le Advance,
TillereSDAT, Manna leell, 1809.
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NEWS FROM ALL OVER HURON COUNTY.
FROM OUR OWN 00NRIESPONC:14NrSANO 00UNTY IEXONAIVQES.,, .
The expectations of those who were
of the opinion diet Sir Wilfrid Laurier
was only humbugging the Temperance
people. when he led them to believe he.
would grant Prohibition, bave been
fully realized, the rreneler in a letter
tee the Dominion Alliance last week
having absolutely refused a Prohibit. !
ory measure. The Temperauce people
who were "taken in" by his "sunny
ways" and profuse promises, and were!
largely unstrurnentatin placing him in i
hie peewee i positiontha,vethe bestof reaei
sonrefor teeling aggrieved at his aceic,n,,
Thus another �f Laurier's ante -election
pledges remains unfelfilled.
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Another railway deal is said to be on
foot in New eirunsivick whereby the
Canada Eastern will be purchased by
the Laurier Government, The reason
given is that it should be. part anti
. • parcel of the Intercoloniale but • it
- would be nearer the truth to say that
the purchase was arranged prior to the
late Provincial elections, and • is to be
• the price, paid for chrtaineinfluential
support peievously, •oefriendly. The
road will cost about. $1,25'0,000 and is
about as necessary to the efficiency of
the Intercolenial as is the third wheel
• to a cart. To the spendthrifts' now at
Ottawa a million and le quarter Of the
peoples' money -seeing -riot largetum
at all.
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DUTIr ON. WEicAT.
Mrs. Doreey (Christie MacKay) and Spring is coming. Deuggist Goode
family of Minneapolis have rejoined .had his fame door open and the per -
Conductor Dorsey at Spokane, Wash- fume of sinne natural flowers. that al-
lege" U. fe,' ways beautify his place, really was de.
Mum Nellie Donogh returned from lightful. The odor of drugs was for
her slx weeks' visit with friends at once quite destroyed. •
Detroit on Tuesday, ltleinst., and has Mr. Will Smith, late of Chicago, and
resumed her duties as manager of R. son of our esteemed citizen, Abraham
B. Smith's millinery departnaent. • Smith, Es „ intends carrying ori a
the Oth con., left foe TreberMane
Port, Albert.
wan, on Tuesday of last weella Joe. 1••••••••1.1••
revs "Will feels quite lonely now,"-- °barn() Tone and his sister, Mies. El
• Mt. Daniel McGinnis lois _been on the lie of kineon township spent e feet
sick list for some time, We wish him days in the village.
speedyrecovery.—Miss Edith Cox Torn Tanleyreturnea from the woods
Ceoderich spent Sunday with Mende on Saturday last.
on the 51h con. --.Mr. Oliver Jaevis Henry A. Gray, engineer in cheep,
, • • left for the Nor th-West last week.— Toronto, Mr.' Brough, C. E. Philip
• quite a number of our Young folks itt' Holt, eloderich, and Robert 'Rowley
Godecieb. iendea else Foreeterie.annual iiiipper Ms P. for West Huron, were in the
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• end bale in latyfield last Fridey even- iage looking tie the harbor, ivnieli hall
The A.ssizes opened on . Monday, Miss Aggie 4vans ()ramie Presby- ing and i•eport a very pleesalie lime. put the citizens of the burg. on their
°bier Justice Aainone presided. torten chili ch choir left on Monday to —Ube 0, W. Potter lies been den- tiigh boots, but those engineers have
M. F. Weshington, Crown °mime", visie friends in Dakota anti later her ger•ouely ill foe the peee two weeee, but- neenen the Port in former occasions. •
of liniteilton While here is the guest of riister in Vencouver. le now out of dangeisee-John Yonne. It is to be hoped that they are go.. .
his father, John Washington, East On Thereday, March 0t,h, to Mr. and purposes building a line. nein this, ing to do seinetbing now thet leblnietC '
Mrs; Walter Sleets, Church street, a summer' and is laielly ezigeged peeper. may -have a strotigei. grip on the West
straeutday nigh e promised as a cyclone dasighter, They now mourn the loss ing Pie inaterlel,—Mr. eVillis Hell of riding for the general election, which
accompanied by drifting snow,. hat of their first born.
Monday was sufficiently 'calm at inter- Bt re. W. Smith (Mother Smith:S.A.., to James Elliott of Liodeeich. Me, aistizet)irrie now, .
s thelith con. sold a, fine spin of hoieee may be
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Mrs. Neil Campbell, Quebec street, geets fern tilling store in his father s vale to allow the court house flag to lett thicago on Feb. 28th. after a
has, we are happy .to state, quite re- old stand, the Kyrie. ',Ong Elliott left hiet week fur ei.„rria maul- Mrs, Jas Hawkins, sr., who"hae been
cling to the pole in the lovely sun- visit, with bee daM
ughter, ee Fiele toles, 'where he has parcheed m
eta. visit
ing her friends in Goderich the
covered from her latIllness. Mr. Edgar Davidson Intends goingto shine
that city. There WilS SnOW Chi- Ele Intones to try his hick farming in past week, is home again.
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Mr, eranattar of the , Signal stele the Moody College, Chicago, where he Mise Mery_ Wilson of Wrolning re- pg.° until Mt's. Smith was leaving and . the West, We wish him succese,— Mr. W. Murrayand sou of G44eetaa
heel had quite a siege of illness but, we will prf t
epare himself be an avenge- tarried on Mender evening to em
esee It ielloWr ath
.ed hell e route, At Lon- Bodeuville sawenill has resumed week epent i
a few eays n the vfliaese,
are glare to inform our readers that he. list, He has sold leis farm on the Bay- her MillinerY Work With Mee Donegil • doll she WAS met bY MrsiMitior) South- arid iv. running over time owing to the Owing to the storm on sundae. there
is_ahlehow to. attencLectliitoffice_bush _field roadjoseph Salkeld. - - at R. E. Smith's .millineg . e rn Flo Litt in. - all of the SeA.in that c ty and spud,. .
larege number of logs on Wind this sea- was nuservice in either of the ehurch-
• -Mies Lizzie McCloskey is not inueli Rey, D. RaMcKeazie, . ea., retierta her 74til birtlidae, March 4tb. with son. —Mr, Elias Potter, ho has been es. . .
nese 'daily •
We congratulate , Dietrich on be- improved in health since her return ed MilleionarY from Japan, will occupy that lady. She also visited tile Res- confined to the house for Some months,' Sunday's stornawas one of ihe moo
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. the Victoris. street pulpit next Sunday 'cue House -while in that city. Mee. is now slowly improving.. We hope teriefic ef this winter.
coming a member of the Mail and gm- from Honolulu. .
p ire etatep-eaub. -Hie note in ••Satur- Mr. Emerson's mother has been very and will lecture 00 140ra1aY evening Smith arrived' on Mondae. Marcie fith, he may soon enjoy his sorreer good Harry Quaid did not leave or tbe
day
issue asks for correspondence ill at ber resklence, West street followingin all the drifts. which were at their health.e—Mis. D. e, McDougall, who West as intended last week. 's . • . • .
from. E. A, Sinclair of Coldvrater in Wilmer. McLean returned on Sitter- On Sundeyevening last at. Knox worst• • . • - •, hada very severe attack of le grippe, is John levitzleye the noted trapper and
reference to the latter's e and 1 -cent - day evenhig from the Toronto Busi- church at the offertorY,Mies Eva Aelle- Sunday last Was the third very un- able tohe out ageen...--Mr, chas.,Ma, bunter of rbis village 'has. made a,
son renderect a sacred solo.
Jubilses. nese , • •
ropitious Sabbath for church gem's. Phail eetiirned home; from I.,ondon last slaeghter in th .1c k r th" te
snow, after _paths were dine to the ,piating trip to New ark, business er day .;-el wonder where all the told et chetah time on Sunday IA. ne it been engaged 'in re -packing
apples.--- alone. John seems to be
• Go erieh will be a char soon. The Herb. eLean, drugkist, is contein- little weed echool lad.sald the oth- t rained after .12 p. ro. on Saturelay week wl
Sage observers of .public opinion say
Great _Britain is slowly but surely
drifting away from her old Free .Trade
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r000ranni and will yet adopt a modified
form of protection. The change, if
. brought about, will . be clue to tariff
.• •• hostility otethe part Of other countries .
and be a defence metisure. . The: Brit-
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. ish manufacturer 'cannot for many
years long& maintain his supremacy
Atm of. Present concliticies. 'and.
will yet come to that pass. when
• . e s me. is win r
iere for the past month he had realizing nearly $50.00 from their pelts
. an enenay to
-motley is going to, it neems,one cannot it leoked as if there ivould be it down-- Rebere Elliott, app na hant, the ekunk fitneily. •
our.leappere
street, . was left to melt• at its own or otherwise. •
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sweet will, to inundate cellars, tate. at • Mr. W. Watson, shipbuilder, has get any these demand once people did pour of 'ram ere -they could reach arrived . home lasTtiursclay from
should have been, earted to the mid. of not *returned tit Owen Sound, Where he notknow what to do with what they.. • place of worship, but snowflakes came Brighton where for some time .past: he
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West street, or SOM. place near the was. engaged with M1ton's BOA in had." ' We have heard of Ward pole instead. On SuneeY evening, March h I
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, • as a.en engaged it re -packing and '
lake, and let it. melt when it liked.
ellee Line.
, building a tug.. He came home ill and ticiens hat we did not know that such !Ole only one of the fah, sex braVed the shippe g his apples. ,-e-The inembers
of Mr. David Lindsa 's fathil who
A hastily gotten up hockey niatcn now that he has recovered he •thinka• a trite remark would emanate from a inclemencyof the weather to atteud
was arranged on Wednesday between for his health's sake he had .better re- war school boy. •
it aura/ main.
everyone thought the sailors woul Poor Dougles Johnston has hed quite
win, yet the clerks played wondel fully rt severe attack of pain. Dr. Whitely
well. Much merriment .Was indulged thinks that wearing the plaster of Par -
in, and from the 'cheering one, would is cast for a feW months will complete-
neturally• think a eery 'large crowd ly restore him to his former strength -
had gathered. :There was no grirelsei and vigor.
on their lungs that night. The ab- Young Sheppard and his two coin-
sence of the great number of ladies panions have aad a most enjoyable
fair who nightly attend the rink was winter in their Manitoba home. Balls
owing to Wednesday evening being a and parties enliven the long winter
night of prayer. in all -the 'churches. months, ared-ladies fair m coats of fur
So the -hockey teams must, bear this al- can dance and sing "La Doukhobor" -
ways in mind if,they want the fair sex Miss Farrow left this week to take a
to cheer them to victory. A. goodly position es head -milliner in a large,
number attended and spent the re- eashromible store at Canningtoe. We
amender of the evening skating.- The wish her unlimited success.
eailors wore blue and the clerks' crim• Miss Truclgeon, late of the Central
son. Your correspondent did not school staff, is teaching near Blyth. '
notice the presence of the proprietors cif • Miss Heath of Gardner, 'Dakota, is
the diflaient.places of business there, visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
This was•a mistake, as they should take Mit. Isaac Salkeld. Mira Heath ;is
an interest in theie clerks. The fellow- quite delighted wide ' Canada, her
ing is the score :- • • mother's country. She will. return to
• SAILORS. POSITIQN OLER" her home after taster.
Saunders Goal Hall Mr. Halliaay, who bas speatn. very°
A. Mcporiald.......Point... ..easpar aticbolson
Donald Mcivor..Cover Point.. f mark pleasant three month's visit at the rest -
Robinson. .. . deuce of his son-in-law, W. Smith,Esst
Hyslop Forwards Brown street., left to -day for his home, Milian,
shepherd .. McAuley. North Ditkote
Score - :-:-Sailors, 6 -Clerks, 2, • Hamilton street boasts boasts of six, grocer -
McLeod Shannon .
be must be placed ori an equal footing Mr -Thompson, a former teacher at
with the bounced foreign competitor. Hayfield, and who had been ill for
— tone there-with-apreendicitis, visited
. The Landon Times, a Most conseiva- the rink on Wedriesday night and told
tive journal, now advocates a duty on bis friends that he is none the worse of
wheat.
, • his long illness but thiriks it wise to be
• • .... ' careful. Ile is studying for the Minis-
- . • try and is now an assistane as local
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PERFECTING THE ORGANIZATION. preacher at Erinsville, and came -upLO
----- . • ' ' spend a short time with his- parents
Sir Charles Tupper was in Termite here. He sayedriving about the coun.
last week Nether engaged in •peefeet ' try his, strengthened .him. Wonderfully.
ing the Conservative organization -.for We trust Mr. Thompson will find
self thoroughly eecupeeated at the end'
the province,. which hi neing plated. Of the season, so that college' work
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upon a solid foundation. Sir Charles may not injhre his conetitedoe in the
future. • . .;
is sanguine of the outcome. Mr. Sam•-
uel Barker,- Q, C., of Hamilton will de- Mr. Naisinith was not in Tent gooci
health nest week, his minfinement io
vote considerable of his time to the the house, eccasioned by the fall he re•
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work and Mr, J. J. Foy of Toronto. ceiv.ed some Weeks since, ls telling
will act as treastirer diiring the eh- upon him. •l -We trust the flee IsKpriiiiig
weather wi I efiable him to to, e
sence in England of Mr. W. R. ldrock. mired outing -and regain his accustom-
ed good health. • , '
' Mies Ella 0. Fisher, elocutionist and
THE DONKEY ENGINE. . • •
• • • musician, will leave at Easter for
The Hardy Government has been Galena, Illinois, 'to be tbe 'guest of
Hein and Mrs. LeGlear until June when
not inaptly named "the Donkey en- theall intend to spend some time in
1 gine' of the Laurier Cabinet, presume Goderich.
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I . bly because of its willingness to come • Miss Dugal has quite a dancing and
and go at ,t,he beck of tbe powers at Physical culture class. She at present
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1 ' " has the use of Blackstone's hall, se she
,. Ottawa. • - • ' will be sure of plenty of music.
• Mr. Hardy now professes much con- We feel quite pleased to think that
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"c'et n about the Dominion 'Senate, the baguet presented the Canadian Sir
le ' though he has no inoresto do with it Knight, Sir Charles Tupper. eid not
fade very quickly from his sight, at
than he has with appointments to the least not from his meroory. The don-
• • Supreme' Court. However, Laurier, or°, golden haired Pearl Evans, was
with party ends to serve, wants a surprised, delightfully, of course, on
receiving from . Sir Charles a large.
change arid, great minds at time run- photograph of himself, which showed
ning in the same channel, Mr. Hardy that he fully appreciated thehonor be
must, perforce, think so, tee, and run stowed upon him be the fair young
to his reader's assistance. . . lady donor, Miss Pearl Drams is the
youngest • daughter. of Mr. ' eieorge
When spoilsmen clamor for the
e twins of the Chemical Salt Works.
destruction of• an established institu- • We are pleased to see one' of Her
tion, their motives may well be gees- Majesty's. old pensioners, Mr. Torn
McCue, quite himself again. The old
tioned. veteran withstood the ravages of la
grippe this time. His son ' Tom came
THE POLICY OP EXPANSION. . from York State to visit him in his ill-
ness, also Mrs. Charles Fever, his
---' daughter, who resides in Detroit, and
Inflated by their easy . victory over who still remain's. -
Spate Idle people of the United States The Many friends of the late Rev.
are now in feria policy of expialsionsand Archibald McGillieray, father of. the .
not content with inereesed •domains in missionary to Henan, were saddened
to learn on Friday a. m. last of the.
this hemisphere, and islands in the Pa- Rev. gentleman's death at his residence
ciflc,theyhave gobbled the Philippines, on Palmerston street. He was born at
though the natives abject. They will Port Glasgow, Seetland, andwas edu-
cated at Mull. He was only one month
old when his father was drowned, and
sik years of age when his mother died,
leaving.hen an orphan early In life.
i On corning to Canada, the Rev. McGil-
• livray settled in Vaughan and later
Wes sent as it Gaelic missionary to
Bruce county, Liter he was sent to
Goderich as•Gaelic minister and preach-
ed for many years in the old Kirk, Net -
son street, lately sold and. removed to
Victoria street. lie was twice married.
i By his first wife he had three sons and
r "• one daughter. The eons *ere all edia
. cated for the Presbyterian ministry.
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/ Rev. John McGillivray lately deceased
Was stationed at Montreal. Rev. Pone
ald McGillivray, who had one year's
leave and. spent the greater part of his
vacation with his fattier here and who
returned last fall to his mission at
Honan, and Rev.Malcolm McGillivray,
who is stationed ineone of the Southern
States and. who is not in good health,
which prevented him attending the
funeral obsequies of his father. The
Rev, Mr, fitelatillivrayel second wife,
and little son A.rehie and daugh-
ter Pearl, survive bine Knowing
When he took a relapse that the
end was near, he asked his wifelo send
for hersistere Mies McKetitie of Detroit,
to he with her When 08 end carneektid
begged her to be firm and put hbratrust
In the Alintghty, who would have it
loying care over her and theirchildren,
as he himself had been cered for in his
eerie years as the seed he had. soWni
would be perpetuated in them, Med tell
the bop that their father's faith in
ies et present.• •
Well, we saw McCulloch, the cham-
pion skater: and like all who witness-
ed the perfoeinance were much pleased
with it. He is skillfele agileand grace-
ful, perhaps the best eapanent skat•
mg. in all Canada. The pot too 'Please
ant•weathee arid :recent attractions in
the rink wets responsible for the rath-
er small attendance.. Among the
sightseers were Miss Irvin of °tiptoe,
;Mrs. McOaterne,ck'of Dungarmot and a
couple of members cif "the- elcilsotes
Hank stele, °Linton. ,• •
The school -trustees, advertised fora
caretaker for St:Petrick's ward school.
There wereeleven applicant's and some
of them shauld be prosperous -people.
Mr. Geo, 0. Blaek got position.
Chrestaris Boiler Werke report Drag.
retie, • Itis- refreshing td find these
days our manufacturers able to send
out favorable reports. . "
H. J. Herten, grocer,:. Blake's block,
bee removed this week to the store on
Hamilton street near the termite be-
longing to James ' Whitely. and 'for
years oceuriied byr. John Ralph as a
stovedepot rime general tinware eritab-
lishment. • -
win, of course, but it is not, impos-
t Bible that in the yenta to Fame they
' will wish they had been content with-
eut trans-Bacitic islande and ports and
the Asiatic entanglements which will
accompany them. Just now our mus-
ty. ins are basking in glory ; by and
by will come the worry end expense.
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East WaWitnesh,
Miss Switzer of Bayfleld is visiting
bet cousin, Miss Menzies. •
Owing to the precarious state of Ws.
Jas. Gibson's bealth, she' has been re-
moved to the hospital,. Where it is
hoped thatshe will regain her strength.
'less Lind of Wingbaln is at present
With her sister, Mrs. Currie..
Mr, C. Rintoril and bride left for
their horns in Dakota en Wedneedity.
Word has reached Us of the death of
Mr. Jas. Ste. Marie of the township of
Carrick. Deceased was married less
e Mien a month age to MIAS Francis.
Artnettong of this place, Mrs, Ste.
Marie hati thelsymPathy of numerous
friends in her unusually sad bereave -
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meet,
r ' •Miss Sanders of Brueefielti is visiting
, her aunt, Mrs. E. Worden.
Mine Earnvey of Gerrie ie visiting
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Mr. A . reterned F'ullitte,
• ton, 0.1 Monday, after a brief visit With
et Mee, Sas, erdue's and Jam. °ham-
; neA.
divine service at St. George's Quite 21.
heve even so dangerously With -Mr* Jmilitgrli's • ma n.(3's°
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the sailons and clerks. As
ie last Thursday. Per i ps it w 1
R v. Father West officiated at Ste number of homes vvere completelY typhod ver, ae.e now . improving
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Peter's l0 at aan.Monday. Rev. Father walled in by the snow.drifts. • e nicel'y. und..r the skilfoi treatment of theenost aged equine, iu the county as
Guam of 'lesson, Father McKee* of We are called upon to Renounce the Dr. Wheelie. We bone ,they may. le was thirty-four years of age. It was •
Seriforthond• Father McKeown of Ste death on Tuesday, Marcb 7th, of the seer), have fidly recovered. owned ay•ten meta from first to last. '
Augustine attended tbe devetional ser- late Mr. R. Williams . atehe residence •,. • , • . ' • • • . • MreJames Stevens was upoh the siek
vices at 7 p. tre _.- • • .. • - of his brother, Raby 'Williams, 'Esq., . .-- a-
vice at •
I. : et b - . .. .. atteck of la grippe, bet we are pleased •
The Wells Heath Drematic Company • Duolop. Mr. R. • Williams: was years .
inaugurated Monday, •Maech 13th, as ago teacher of the 3routh of both seees
Abrithani Wilion,lather of•Mrs.
J. Atkins.' Please street, is spending
the seasott With his daughter in the
North-West.
When Harrison, the Strathroy. un-
dertaker; two or three years ago felt
that he would like to. extend his busi-
ness,
nees, he and Mrs. 'Harrison visited
Godeeich and spent a few days ae the
Rotel Bedford then the Albion. Not
feeling quite satisfied in a busineiss
way with the place he visited Kluge-
ston and opened out in that city quite
an extensive branch and set his son
from Strathroy to manage the busi-
ness. • This spring they were prepar-
ing for a grand opening, had, their
place filled with velar expensive furni-
ture even to the cellar, -and on Meech
&hKingston was visited by' a cychele
which among other (tankage done build-
ings a wall which 'rernehied of the
Oddiellow's Hall which had been des-
troyed by flee sometime before, toppled
ever upon the Hallaison furniture, &
undertaking establishment ruining
buildingand content. Now whether to
sue the Oddfellows cir the city of King-
ston is the next query. Messrs. Harri-
son should have settled here, for We do
not know the meaning of cyclone.
Ansbach may be a peerless magiCian,
as he advertises, but his: skill was
severely tested in this town. He suc-
ceeded in bringing showers of cards
and cigarettes out of people's pockets,
but when it came to dimes -well, he
simply "wasn't in it." The Goderich
hockey team was better posted in that
flame than he -and they not only draw
the dimes out of °flees pocket but they
• put them into their own. All thesame
we are sorry that Caption Grant of the
0. I. cadet corps had not better luck
With the financial part, of the Antbach
entertainment. But there are ebbs
and flows in public entertainments as
well as in everything else. •
Tn.the March number of The Carriage
Monthly, published in Philadelphia.
appears the portrait of S • S. Morris,
carriage builder, Waupun, Wisconsin,
one of the reptesen tad ve men identified
with the vehicle industry,. The above
named gentleman is it Goderich boy,
eon of Mrs. Ann Morris, and brother of
Mrs. Magnus Swanson, Bruce street.
Of him The Carriege Monthly sari t -
J. S. Morris, the well-known carriage
manufacturer, Wattpitn, Wis., is a no-
table example of the self-made and
successful man of business. He Was a
Canadian farmer's boy, who limb saw
the light on .Tanuary2fith, 1854. When
only 17 years old lie started in to learn
carriage making with R. J. Whitely of
Goderich. After five years' service he
went to •Wartpun, Wis., for it while,
and then went to Chicago, at both of
which places he sought to perfect him.
self in practical knowledge of his creft.
In 1877 he returned to 1Vititpure and
for three years was, it partner with
A. .4.. Morse under the firM name of
relatives iti this part, Morse & Morris. At the end Of that
' A large number of guests were very Goa was firm to the end. He Wait dm period be bought out his partner's in-
'• pleasantly entertained at the residence verted in early tnanhood and • had wrest, and since then has been sole
of Mr. J. Menzies last Wednesday worked for Christ, for 50 years, 27 or 28 proprietor of it large establishment at
years of his life being spent in Godo- thab,place. eHe makes a epecialte, of
Mr. (). IlaWke has seeureci a sithation t.iche Mr. MeGillivratwati exceeding- line work, which notonly flrids a ready
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lead- ly benevolent and too it great interest sale at home, biters in demand through -
handling hen -fruit for one of the
in edneation. He was ninth attached out Northern WiScOliaiti and Michigan.
ing firms in Winghttm, ,
Mrs. S. McBurney Watt lit Tuiltherry to hie little abil and daughter and Watt- He has proven himself a man of ex -
bulb week attending the funeral of her 11.-aPnY to find them food Of Studer. The ceptional ability, in thab hot only
funeral tool; piece on Monday at 2,30 personally Superintends the mecha'ffical
mother, AO'S. 3-ohnson.
Jos, Chamney had it wood -bee on p. m., Rev. Mr. Anderson offielating itt work in lila factory, but bells his own
Pridav and entertained it ter of the house and grave. The pall.bearets goods. While attending thus carefully
were the elders of Knox church,Messrs. and euccessfully to his own besiness
Me W young folk in the evening.
Girteh hag (mood Tout J. Stewart, D. Straiten, 11.1. Strang, Mr. Morris has nob forgotten to take
E. Tom, W .Dell and Alex. Saunders, an interest In the affaire of his adopted
it, W. Irwin for several inonthe. 3.
141r. John merchant, St, town. He represented the Northw ard
Mary's, o,nd Mies Meitenzie, Detroit, in council for seven years and is to4lity
`1 Nr4.3, Rgeont Wel the rimy Of brother andAteter of Mrs. McGillivray, tbp honored mayor of the city of
rot 84 g . wampum . • .
lurokteennty. attended the funeral,
. list for genie days with it rather bad
• . to be able to state, is now about him -
their week of theme in Victoria •Opera whe attended the Publiasehool, which . A big time is expeeted in. Londesboro • seltageen, . • .
e .1 ,s
House. On Monday "Our Bachelors." building still stands and is the rest- cu Friday, Meech 17e, as theMassee- Bae Line * .
. '
We are sorry to say that there were• dence tie the Present caretaker , of the Harrie.people are going to have
a.pateMr. and Mrs. Jellies Cornish return -
top many engagements on Monclity fire hall. He -and his brother Roland ade and. those who busight rnachinere ed on Tuesday from .Oshawa, where '
night to fully appreciate "Our -Bache- were membersof the Middlesex dive this season are expected .to be here and they had been attending the funeral of '
lors,"more's the pity. Friday evening, sion .of .the volunteer eorps of '37, 'So take pert iu the parade. . • . the former's- step -father, Mr. Chris -
St. '
St. Patrick's Day, we are pronntaireete, number &Om here attended topher-Batty, • who had reached thesed . Mr. R. Williams faithfully eeeved. his
the entertainment at S. S. :lee 5, Hul- ripe old age of seyenty-eight years. • •
"Our Strateeists, " eery appropriate, country' in two capacities, that of sol -
and. we -are ale° promised the pleaeure-
of hearing some bereutifid Irish songs;
both comic and.sentimental. -
Prineipal S. P. flails, Misses S.har-
man and Flo Ball of the Cena al school
staff and Misses Wiggins and McIver.
of 8t David's ward. school, attended:
the Teachers' Convention ab .Exeter
last week: . . • •
Principle EL J. Strang of the 'Celle -
erste Institute attended the Senate : at
Toronto last week. • .•
• On..Friday lase Miss e0'Neil, •Hamil.
ton street, met with quite & severe. 'ac-
cident, having fallep in her yard and
striking- her arm upon a board with
soch force as to splinter it. • •Her.sister,
'Miss 13essia0aleil of Paris, arrived on
Monde to reinaine. with her some
. • .
J. S, Sergeant-Major Mary Knuckle
farewelled on Sunday last, at the S. A.
barraelts and left on Wednesday to at-
tend the Training Garrison, whete she
will remain six menthe to prepare her-
self fur the du ties pt an ()Meer in- the
• Sergeant-Major -MacDougall of the
S. A. bas. returned from Brucefield,
wbere she sweet a pleasant vacation.
Rev.Frither West had eufar recovei-
ed from -his late illness as to be able to
celeeritte Mass' on Sunday last and
begin the services for the Forty Hours'
devotion, .
In Saturday's Mail and Empire, 181h
Feb appeared the following hterary
. .
note from T 0. M., Elogstoo. "Tbe
Adventures ofMr. Ve. dant Green', an
Oxford Freshman," was the tide of the
book • published in. -London twenSy
or thiety years .ago, written by. °nth-
berte Bede. I have tie idea whether
the book can le bad nottee '• In issue of
tab. 25th 'the following appearest er-
The ele •D. Fair Co.,•Olinton, write in
reply' to "T. O. M.," Kingstate that
they can supply copies of "The Ad-
ventiii•es of • Mr. Verdant, Green." I
Mir/right the book was out of print and
for.getten years ago, I read , as a
boy with in tenee delight, feeling -a par-
tieular, personal friendthip for 'little
Me. Bouncer." . •
On Monday. weaning -the ice at the
• rink was a sight for the eyes ot the
hockey teams -a -as perfect as at the first
game. Bo h teams played superbly, yet
opee of, twice both sides seemed a trifle
hasty and several of their numbers
were ruled off fora few minutes. The
Seaforth 'hockey team calve to• win,
anyone could tell that. Four of the
inembets woreerimson end white, one
of them haveig e crinistin sleeveless
vest over his white sweater. The oth-
ers had then% old colors, old Old and.
black (Seagram). One player delighted.
everyone. He wore no cap, showing
his fine auburn locks .to advaiitage,
Those in the old gold suits had 0 with
4th in centre; tied we didn't care what
the 0 represented as long as it didn't
represent "Ohanipieer The game.
ended with three cheers for the Gocle-
rich team, and till adjourined to the
Cafe Balmoral, where a well-prepared
oyster 'supper was tendered the. Sea -
forth team. I The Marine bard went
over to "Our Btichelors'e at Victor -he
opera, house to cheat- them, but the
hockey team of Goderich are the cham-
pion team notwithstanding the ab-
sence of -flat-class music. Another
disaster for London has been marked
-thieve fine by Referee John Hobbs of
• that eity-and thus ends the most suc-
cessful season our hockey team ever
enjoyed here.
dier aud teacher, For years he has re-
favoreble the school wee full. The re- . highly respected men in that town, a .. .
lett,- and as the weather was very The deceased was. one of the most •
sided in Dunlop taking an aetive in:
tere,st id his eurroendingse His fathee ceriorigteraternmwenurstitwedent‘ovorirthir ile$111200.1;ee,Thaes
land and. a strong 0Onservative. • The
etaunch member of the Church of Eng- --
was 'Jill:Igo Willi:one of the Middlesex P
.eireuit. but after his death- the family everyene , seemed . to enjoy it. Mr. interinent•tialk place in the Church of - •
Lowery and his scholars deserve.peaise
for the way they acqietted themselves: . •
, England cemetery. ,. • .
. chose Goderich and vicinity for their
homes. The deceased was one of four
Mrs.. 5; 'Woodman is, still ire - very • -- • •
brothers; •the others being • Roland, '
Raley and Scarlett at ane time well Poot' health, ' • Zurich. •
• James Brown, is -improving, a little, ' •
• . • .• -. _____ •
known to our citizens, 'His sisters,one .
but veryslowly.-.
of whom', Mrs(Judge) Aciand, was .- : • • • letreAlexander Ehnen' is visiting his
Mts. J. Orawferd 'rethrited' home to•
with her brother When he died, Mrs, Sister:in Point Edward before going -.to . •
Dixie . Wateon, mother of Mr. Dixie • Manitoba. ofi Tuesdity of lag week after Alberta,sIsl. w ,e • Di Fred •s • •
revisit with her friends around tepees- . , ...., reairier .•
WatsoneRegina, and' Mrs. John Hal -
•SsAironm.
Jacksoil
•
. Williams
Goocnicit.
W. R, Cline Goal Allan
H. B. Jackson Point
H. Ilroadfoot 0, Point Thompson
Hugh Jack.....: A. Moivor
John Jackson... Forwards CaAt. McCarthy
..,Frod. Bredon
Joe Ste hens ... •.Frsd. Shannon
force, ohn /lobes, ndon.
Score:-Goderfeh 7, seaforth 3.
On Wednesday of last iveek the re''
mains of the late Mrs. Charles Church
Were laid to rese in ,the famil birryin
ground, Colborne cemetei y.. Rev. Wi -
Ham Godwin of Victoria street Metho-
dist chetah, to which the deceased be-
longed, assisted by Rev. Mr. Wilson,
officiated at the funeral service, which
took place at the residence of Mrs. D.
Fisher, Cambria road, also at the grave,
The late Mrs. Church was wonderfully
endowed with Christian principles and
coming to Hayfield with her husband
from Lower °amide more than teeter -
five years ago in her cese exemplified
the proverb,"Patience is a virtue." The
last few years of her long life she spent,
in Goderich with her daughter, Mrs,
D. Fisher, Cambria road. Her fond.
nests for the hymns, "The Mein of
Rest," "Beulah Land" and other nota-
hill
Oileti WM 8 source of great pleasure
Lo her granddaughter, Miss E. Fisher;
elocutionist and musician. who 0,0
kindly lent her tittle and, talent to
• please her aged relative. A beautiful
wreath was laid upon the casket by
loving hands, The hymn, "Shall We
Gather itt the 'liver" oue that °fame
pleased the deceased Iniife was song
by all assembled at the funeraj. The
pailheerers, old (kende and brothers
in religion of demoted, iverrOMersrs.
I. Whitely, W. Swaffield, tic°. Green.
Geo. Elliott, H. Hale and .f.
Among Mrs. Church's papers were
found by her family quite A number of
poems composed by her Midler son
Ciatke, who had written them while
waiting upon it sick comrade, while in
the American army. Clarke was slain
in the, battle of Cold Harbor in 3.802.
dane, both. of wheiii" died year.) wee.. , . has sold his house and blacksmith shop •
berciugb. .-. ' -
Ills mother, Mrs.. Williams; diedpin Mr. MattaMains ,hat been awarded . to . Mr. Winner of Briniselic who tikes
Toronto with her daughter, Mrsteieveral barn contrects inaddition to posseesion on the 29th of this month.
(ausiga)Aclande•-who then 1 esided in • the list given in ;Tile NEWS -RECORD --earns. WM. Bastard, after it two. • '
that city. Rev. Mark Tuenbell. offie soMe tinle bince, among the neinher menthe' esti), wide hermother, has re'. • •
•ciatedat both housand cemetery, : one for , Mr. George Pierce of Morris ' turned to her- hens, in • Manitoba •
' :e ''.
• •• . . . a • . -. --1 r. Boseenberry, the popolar
_ _ ..„ ___ ._..... __ __ea • horseman of this. place, has purohaeed.
• fratn.Mr. Andrew Airman of Varna his
'-itiPPen.' ' ' . , . well-known trotting horse John Dun
__a_
. • . Colborne. •
• Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and •
'Mrs. John•Cooper and family of Gerrie The thaw kiet-Setanday'• spoiled • the cant 3let foie which he Paid 0.50.. .
in being -called to part with their son sleighing around here. - •
• ...
Mr. Andrew Malian purchased eeflee ' • • - .
and brother Henry at the early age of
28 years, ate account of whose demise horse lest week from. Mr. 'Nicholson at The Prohibitionists disgusted with. . . , .
in Colorado, has lately. come to band. it g"d figure' . • . Laurier threaten te eorm it third party.
Me. James Mitchell of Cedar Valley e. • ' • • e . • •
About. two years ago deceit:led went .... .. .. .
South in the hope of regaining- health; is about -renting one of his farms to • 1/2
' . . a
Every ineens having failed his lwMr John Bartr 'We thihk this
oeher • . .
David, left here some two months ago young man intends taking to himself . ,,
with the -view of giving all the comfat . one of Zion's fair.young ladies for a, life •
possible whilm. the world wanedand
. partner.
life receded. The remaine are- car
peeee____. Anattceident happened to it young•
ed at Gerrie for interment about tbe ., . .
lady's dog last week, when it got its . 11111111e,
leg broken. The younglady -deo ve to
behroduegfhttbue pwheeelere. HHeenwrlytsivaals,-1.1ligoiri.nt .aannud .
.1 AIIhUIIE2OL- the V S to -come and set '
cheerful young. man •and heel many
friends -and admirers.
Mr. James. Stewart and Mr. lames its leg, but could not fincl him. •
•
The cloches havealighe hopes of his re-
. Mr..Jas. Tabb is very ill at present, 1.. „
.
.
.covery, hut we hope to soon see him •
Sininpiloloier, hweettaitii,le s. orey to state, are still
The office -bearers of St. Andrew's ' Quite it number of young •men from , ,
araiind agate. • •
areund this neigiaborhood intend going _ '
about toyeirty-eight. took tea at the to the North-West this spring.. • • Our Quipine Capsules are ' •
church and their Wives, in number
rean se lest Thursday even i ng ' .A•aerei
enjoyable evening wamsspeflt..
• Miss McGregoateadher of St. Joseph,
was home last week ; for teacherie cop -
',vended and Sebbath services. •
. .We aresorry to note. tette Mr. and
-Mrs. F. Unshales' babe' is quite ill,
'Ropes are still entertained of recovery.
The robins and bluebirds will soon he
oit;hand'And Will receive .1r:cordial wets
come.- •.
• The leetare delivered in SaAndrew's
churchunder the auspices of the Sab-
bath school,- • by . Rev. Mr. Muir of
'Union church, HinicefleM, was much .
'appreeiated. • His subjeet was • 'The
Obrietian Worker and his Bible' and
it is safe to say that the lecture was in
every way a masterpiece. In the wey
of feed for thougna freshness of mat -
tea elegance '<it diction, i.ichnese of
imagery,. felicity of bernparisoti and .
description,' creative. genius and excel-
lency of delivery it would be difficult
to equal it. We are sorry that Oiinaea,
at a whole, and 'Brucefield in pieticee
lae, are. about 'to 'loose, at least for it
time, the presence and servte-es of slice
an able and highly -esteemed minister
of the Gospel. The choir, under Miss.
Crawford's • leadership, contributed.
Much to the enjoyment and edification
, of the audience by choice and appro.
priate selections, admirably rendered.
Porter's
7' Mr:Tom Morgan of Goderich is visit-
ing at his brother-in-law's Mr. D. S.
McDougalla.—Mr, Wm. McDOugall
of Seaforth spent a few days visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity.-
-Mrs. • Burton returned home this
• week after an extended visit in Clinton,
Lottie Bates of Goderieh Was
the guest of Mise Jennie Burk for the
past two weeks.—Miss Nellie Mc-
Donald, who has been under the Dr's,
care for some time pestle Clinton, re-
turned homelast Saturday having.fully
recovered. ----Miss Grace McOattney o
WELL 'KNOWN VIOLINIST
*Thweled Extonsleely Throughout the
Province* - IntereatIng Statements
Concernine His Experience.
EITELLAILTON, It S. -James It. Murray,
a well knoyrn violinist, of this place, who
has traveled • sktsnsively throughout the
Prtivineett, makes this statement:
"1 was running down in health and my
Weightfell off !rein 175 to 150 pounds.
PeesoriPtione did Inc but little good. My
trouble was called nervous dyspepsia. I
resorted to Hood's Sartaparilla and after
taking five bottled I was greatly benefited,
'1 feel as well now es ever in my life, and
have increased in fleh ect that Z now
weigh 177 pounds. 1 am well known in
this pert of the country, having followed
myprofeasion, that of it violin Musician
for the last 28 years. • I gladly tell my
blade What Hoodoo laittaparifle hat done
for mo. Before 1 batten taking the Medi -
eine 1614 not inert any ambition, but now
Ili hi changed and my dyeeeptie trouble
perfectly 'Mired." J&MiSB Mittiriele
It. B. If you decide to takelloodos Sir -
800111114 do not b• indeced to bee any
liabstittite. Be sure to get Hood's.
flood's 1)111s Vitaordlat'sge
Sold by Watts & 0o,rDruggesic
• Mr. Jas. Strangfeld has engeged Airs
Fred Mugford for the sumnser months..
Quite it noniber of. -fririners around,
here axe look ing.tor inen to hire. . .
• • ' Alma. ° ••
Mr. Mervin Irwin of Dickerville,
filled evith Howard's English
„ Quinine and are guaranteed
full weight and sold at the
moderate rate of , • e•
10e a, Doz. •
• • 3 Doz. for 250 •
•
Michigan, is spending . a couple,. of •
• -
weeks at his hoine here; --Mr. and- Our • Syrup • 61 --
Tar
Hugh McDerosid intends leaving. this '
home on Tuesday evening .
Week. for Oolorado..-Mrs.. John .
Jamieson is laid upett present with a_ •• is so '•pleasant tri take that, •
scvere.attack. of neuralgia. Me.Will
Jamieson has reeted the ferm of Mr. . •
A.- earnieson tor a teeth of ye/tree--
Mess /Sella , Roberton bus .returned
home after spendirig teweek. with • her
e:e.,,e, etre. Orawfbie of Londeshoro.
Me. Norman 'Carter recently sold
-to Mr. T.R. °nee of Se aforth three -
very fine cattle for whicie he • received
e, good figure. • Norman knows how
to raise good cattle. -----Mr. George
Roberton of Clinton spent Sanday at. •
his' home. here.---aMise ' Effie Carter
was' On the sicklist last • week.—The
League meeting. on Wednescley_evere
log was well, attended. The subject,
"Joy to Service" was taken by. Mr.
.0bariee. Calton
who read it very. 011- •
Mrs, John • McDougall entertained a ' . - _
number of the young .people at their ' ' •
couraging and interesting paper.
TITE NG-Ws-M..04i; gives tieWs froni •
all pares of Huron eounty, Chemist and Druggist
it has econte firmly estab-
lished as the children's "fa
vorite. '
• •
o Cure.krippe
Use our Qpinine Caps a nd
. -Syrups of Tar and W ild
• Cheri7.
• *
OWN BAKERY
EEN VICTORIA
Is -a woman of. tasle., and if she lived in Clinton she -would e'er
tainly taste Kirkby's iiot Cross Buns on -Good
So z MistbresA 0 •
Why bliss meleart, ho* quickly toirne runs. •
ft soon will be the slyson for hot Orals buns!
Sez IVIigthieSs 01121001lhall
An' is it, where eani,yez git the very hist'ones
Sure and faith thin yell git thin,. at Kirkby's.
Ntisthress O'Reilly :—
Faith an' yell nade quite a hetet' to satisfy Pacl!iy
01If rt°::tetCsio'et buns, wid a, Cross on 'ern, too. 1.
8
Nora willtake quite a few
Sez
•
Se z AAlitispwrietry0cTiirtirileccilnit:1—ater, the
voice is quite nate,
14"6r Tivintyloive chits git all yez can ate
Of these hot Cross. butisl so tasty and swate,
For they're 80 for 25 cults at Kirkby's.
A big ptalt tor these Butte Is expeoted, sd leave
your order earliand secure a supply.
KTIIKBY. Next doer
Clarendon.
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