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CIANTOIN NEWS -RECORD.
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S FROM ALL OVER HURON COUNTY.
FROM OUR OWIV OORREPONOFNTS AND 00 LI NTY EXCHANGES
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Monteith,.the N'iictor in South
Perth, took ha seat-iti the Legislature
on Thursday lase, but not until Mr.
Whitney• had to call the attention of
the Governinentt o the unduly long de.
lay in forwarding the returns. The
general impression throughout the
country was that the returning•ofdcer
1,ould dillydally until Mr.Monteith
Ras euchred out of his, second session
as Well as the first. From the high-
nanded manner in which the Liberal
'
party Managers have been Carrying on
in West Elgin, 'Week Huron and else-
where there was couch groundwork for,
such suspicion. HoWever, Mr. Whit-
ney'fi prodding had the desired effect
and the chosen of,South Perth has come
to his own. • . •••
. THE NEW .
The Liberal press is indulging ih con,
siderable exaggerated desbriptioli
the Russians. 'The D'ouks;" fersdalt,
whd were reaentlY railroaded in to
Manitoba and the North-West. The
idea; of course, is to magnify lehe'wor
of the immigration' depo.itineiit and
lead'. the taxpayers, Who pay 'the piper,.
to believe that these People ate arnost
desirable class(of 'settlels. • At a dis-
tance perhaps they MeV 'seem so; but
we fancy they are but on a, per with the
(Making, wile have been transported in
large numbers to Manitobn,•but are not
by any means popular in that province.
As somebody has remarked •"Their,
habits are filthy and their customer not
much more cleanly than their. sheep-
skin:clothing." Itis not good policy
to plant these arrivals in colonies.
They should be placed in Scattered set-
tletrients sn'that they may advance in
civillzation by contact Wilkotherieages
and in the, distant by itacf:hy,it May be,
become valuable settler.. Itis a- °pity
though that the GoVerriment has been:,
linable to seeare better returns froth the
British Isles or Ge'rinany, for it will go
without contradiction that one British-
er or German jq 'Teeth, half e ,dozen
Douks or Galicians, even if the latter do
singpsalmaand dispenriew0 a modern
marriage ceremony.......: = ' • •
.TJT E ENEMIES' 02. N4 T&7
The Liberals jag bynomegne
mous in faver,df the aholillen ,o the
•Senate •or is emasculation after, the
manner championed by Laurier.' • The
sedate portico' of 'thejoeillty takes
sr part nor Parcel in the _crusade now.
being waged which.: his for • its :•'•ob,
ject the complete subjection pf. both
branches of the legislature to the
party whip. The machine men, to be
sure, favor Any course vvhich will make.
theta Masters or all they .survey
When theY:h4v§:schfgteir ph fliOt sAeh
as the Yukon steal or the Drummond
Railway deal, which allow ,of "a big
div y for the boys.''' they do not's:emit
to have their golden plans, set ali to
naught by an ,Upper.Chamber. „ It is
the Yukoners and Driinimonders, Who
have most to gain by the Abstraction
of the Seciate, Who aranrging on the
agitation. •
Mckillop.
. March 'came in like a lamb, but has
since displayed many of the traitS of.
• the Wow
Something .4 the' nature of Ai; dog
fight, where •tvio "ming felloWS'eheWL
-ed each other, is the latest think to be
deplored in the east end of the town..
ship. • ' ••'
A social. party was herd -e,C resi-
ranee of Mr. JameeiCappbell °op:even-
ing last week. ' _
Mrs. BosseriberrY• is vary .ilt and
ly-
ing in acritical Condition at the hurtle
of her father, Mr. John -Rae.
The •en tertian Men e* given: in aid of
the ilnprovenient-• forid of Bethel,
Methodist church* at the're,sidende• of
Mr. Win. Hatkwell Was a decided
success. Although the admission lee
was smell. a,hendenrrie;triptiyieaSI:ealig.,,,
ed. ' • '•
Mr; 'Jahn oCti,r)e(41.:01j4iiiti MaAer'iff
South •Hurdn cleangeixien ' an all
round 'geed felicity iiitolliabb.rgairi,„it,..
tended the, grand jddge' ipeetimt
Barrie. Bid. •Scarletts IS the right kind
Orangenien,bini:elote.t0 take offenee
and ctiltteinir.nni?a, • • -
•
o
eas
are .the Order Of the ilaY
e.eeeelVe are sorry ,to an -
death ef Mr... Win,: Long,
'd away a week ago last Fri.
funeral took place .to Col-
etery where the •remains
• in their Wit resting place. He,
widow„ one sou and $ daugh.
er to,,Mpurn hie Bowden
o passed away on Friday morning.
e, r It lingering illness ()flour or five
• ths. The funeraltook place to
on cemetery on Saturday last.
. %Jere sorry to sap that Mr. Samuel
treble is again taken down with .sick -
.01 nesa—Mr. Chas. Howson had a sale
, •f his saw mill and implements on
esday 21stee—J. P. Brown and W.
• ight, the two leading agents'of the
ey-Harris Co.,4 intendboving a par.
• oedema. on.Thureday 80th. A
e is expected, , Every one that
ht Machinery. is supposed to
. •
Goderich '
.•
/no,. D. Ormiston died at AZilint, Cal,
from apoplexy,. He was a brother of
David Ormiston.Whitby, Ont. A veld -
ore andtwoons,Thornits,Nevell'orktand
W. C., Oalifornia,survive, De. Ormis-
ton was fornierly pastor of Centenary _
church, Hanulton,and watt many, years "
age. 8nperintenden6 of. the Peblic
Godeetch. Goderich.
Mrs, Bothwell / and her . daughter Mr. James Beverley of Bengali has
'Helen returned to their home at Tor- purchased the fin nitnre and undertak- .
onto on Saturday last. Mrs. Bothwell ing businees of the bite Mr. Augustus
improved Very hutch in health during. Cornell. in the Hotel Bedford block.
her stay here. • • Mee. Becker of Danville. Onio, re -
Mrs, Augustin( Cornell leftlast week turned to her home on Friday last,
for Toronto,' her mother, Mrs. Edward, after an exceedingly pleasant visit
being laid up withan attack of pleur- with her aunt,. Mrs- Anstey, South
isy in that citr. . street, and tbe family of Mr. Charles
Mrs. Swanson progiesseci so favor. Wells, who is her cousin. •
ably after her serious illness that her Mrs, Thomas Arney held it reception
son,,Barrister John Swanson and Mr, on her home Coming on Monday, 20th.
Wm, Swanson hardware merchant. Marche •
have returned ! to • their respective We were sorry to learn on Friday of but that several fallirefilistancee ran
'homes: . . • .. '
. the Odder) illness. of . Me. George Sow -
At North street • Methodist chUrclent erhy. He had attetid'ed the S. Q. • E. '
the Baster evening service, Professo
mpsen• will render Prelude and Fugue
G initioe—j. S. Bach. The entherns
selected for thachoir are "Awake tip my
Glory" and "How long wilt Thou for-
get me." . Miss Laura Acheson w•ill
render the beentifutly arranged violin
Jsolo from the '"Gteatiohe" Verdure
Clad" and Mise Eva Acheson Will sing
a sacred solo. • • • • :.•
' The funeral ..of the .late Margaret
Kincaid; relict of the.late Thomas Em-
erson, took place &ore her late resi-
dence on•Tuesday. 21st March, The de- •
ceased' lady' 'passed.' away on Sunday
19th inst., quietly and .peacefally after
.a lingering Ilness of ,seventeen years,
trithat bourne=Whence no otie'refurnis.
She'liad been no worse than usuaiuntil
ten days before her death: Although
'a great .sufferer, • Mrs.. Emerson .was
'always cheerful,- serving her Maker
faithfuliV through' life and 'dying as
only athristian can die, •feeling that
death was only a !transition to • giorY.,
.Although only's!, resident of. eoderich,
a short Mine -she had., made many
.friends who made her, laet day's happi•
‘er. *Loving hands' .plared• beautiful
flowers on the casket.' Mrs. . Emerson'
• was married in 1049 to the late Thomas
.•Emerson, who, predeceased. her sixteen
years. Rey. Mark sTurtibull offiCiated
at house and grave: The pall -bearers
were Messrs. Frank Lawrence, Walter
:Souks, Ed. Ssviitte, G. Nichol-
son, Neil. McIvor and lames Yates.
The funeral cortege proceeded to Mait-
land cemetery. Our sincere synepathy
lewith Mr. and Miss - Emerson. •
•Despite the falling snow .and
blin-
ing Storni :the Highland „piper, Went
'over to the Soils of Sealant' Hall on
.Sattirday -night and. gathered in the
Ola'n • -who • marched ••in• si, • body te, the
'Scotch entertainment-. of Mr,.F:Froure
'and, bis. celebrated.. company ' in• the
Victoria ()Pere 'Bonet,. "There was ,a
• very large and appreciative audience
and morethan one Steetch eitigen said
thecencert wae.k •• • • . • • '•
Fhe hockey mittch between the B.B's,
'hiMediete and 'bachelors,' took place • on
Mendey.-evenirig. • quite a large num-
beeof spectators•attended; The teanis
had to • furnish their . own • Music,so
when each side.yron -there.witavocifer-,
Otis cheering" The inarried.Men *Ore
White and: the singles ortinson.'' The
score tied, 4 to.4.. .• ' • • • ••
,M les DonogitSJ show' room at B.
•Srnith!S establishinent was filled with
'ladies. The Tarte O' Shunter &ovens
where. Ousters of Toms nestle,. were
everywhere., One hat of -fancy ..itraW
• had a.larg.e sunflower of., green- ribbon
'.breld with iiilver' dotted centre.; It was
lovely. Then. hath With 'cyrano roses
and spangled n etiSof crowntrirnipingb
-max castOr shades in, ribbons, with
, flavrers eirerYwh,eye made quite a rich
showing. The, wind*, Was.draped in
• pnrpte.' UNEge were pon,le:lOvel y, Jaffee te •
• in:Whittle .ond eolcired Straw and:.orte
'"Napeleon''' Week end:Whitie,..ehiffpte
teimmed was lovely. , . •
AtArn ex Ch reh Rev,. Dr. McDonald
of gicaff.u.t4.offiCi.ti,t44:,..440.11,Qpnipg ,and
eveninglierelee cin,e'-‘,1044• In the
eyening"he• took for his text Paul'i
epistle tp theROinans, 8th. chapter,
-vetse :—"There is theiefoee now DO don,
derrinatien to thein w hich are in Christ
Jesus who 'Welk not after•the.Reshhnt.
after the Spiritl".. BO: Pr. kid..
that this was eae"or the:moat boMPlete,
letters sof the apostle -Paul' ance,he
thought it Was.„Itritten WhenPaid tea.
up subscriptions ficriwe. poor When he
went' unto, Jgresale,pie.....,TheRkee:
also thorightelhat'1117Wttia bdautiful
..thinight •that if people tiirned from'
theitesin arid sought '•God • they would
findhappinese from this text. The Rai,.
Dr. greW eloquent and drew inanY coin -
forting truths. from the epistle. His
delivery is•• goOd as Well as. his logte.•
The SCoteh vocalists!. kindly 'assisted
the choir.. The distinguished • contral-
to eting before the sermon that bean*
ful.eacretesole ."The Children!ti Home.'".
A t ehebffertory Walter•Grey„theterior,.•
sarig:`,The•Holy City" and later • Flor-
enceHAYWood•delightedall with Mrs.
Hetneies.beautiful song •'The Better
Land." Such a lovely' treat was quite
appropriate, for -Palm -•Sundayee The
chalivimsisted bytheseleininentisitigera
.sang two Verdes oV"There 18llfo fore.
:lOok-frotirthe °molded Onetqwhich was
&treiriely pi•ettyiro'Ilree•Wo vLogith
aeobinpeniedtlievocidists 3in heennose
• pleading manner.
'.:1%free -.Augustus-!Cortiell resides. at'
present at thehothe of Mr; and Mrs.;
Cbrnell. . • , ..• •.'.
'Mr. Harry Vfornan has returned -to'
his home. at 'Fergus aftettepending a
•conpleof weeks at the, British Et -
change the guest of his brother...in-law.
Me.: W. Hielittle son Harold 'ac-
!..compftnied .him • to Goderieh and. • re.;
mains•for a fent weeks longer with his
•uncle /laid aunt,' . • ••
• The Collegiate pupile .will hold .tin
At Hdroesifter.Easter. It promises to
be.quite a. recherche affair.'
Mr.- Albert Johnston: '. of Greaten,
Manitoba,has we are *Serry to lestrn
been yer ill in amp tow'n frbm an at
tack of bronchitis.
Mrs. John Bates NewgatesTreaet,;hae
a fine' collection of vigorous . 'blooming
plants that have withstood this severe
winter, among . which is ;a. very tall
Calla lily with the longest, leaves .we
have seen, sortie being a foot or more
in length. , • • • .
•• Mrs, Carrick; NeWgate Street, febls
qUite delighted that her tWe sem,
ham, Boston and George in North'
Ilikota, intend visiting her Wore,
many weeks roll by. They hitve been
absent sixteen years.
Harper's Bound Table (good author.
ity by the way) says theta complete,
new issue of Canadian stampsie .to be
.shortly published. •
The Pittsburg Despatch informs its
readers that.0anada, has it largesletink
'fariii in the dietrict knownns the Caw
adian • Adleoridaeks • in the Northern
Goderich.
Mrs. Colin Campbell, tylio was ' the
only representative from thielaart who
attended the Canadian. • Order 'Borne.
Circle at St. Catharines last week re. •
turned oil Frldity. A banquet was
tendered the rePresentatives from al.
most every putt of Canada and the
provinces at the Wellend House, Mrs.
Oatimbell donned an oil cloth suit and
with the guide went with a Pa.rtY to
explore Wider the Fells. ' She says the
ice bridge that had formed- to the Ain-
erican side was partially destroyed,
over the mountiiin side, making such
lovely winter s.,erierv.
meeting on Thursday evening and corn- • Last week ninst have kept thesae-
lamed of feeling unwell on reaching .ants busy _determining the • causes 'for
pine. Dr.• Whitely • was pent for and . the wonder fully changeable weather :we
pe.- • oun ced the -attack • appentlicitis.--,--had, -On-Werl ii esday-nigh t -22n d--.inst.
Oa tain A. M. Sheppard is . busy, We. were treated to peals of thunder.
. painti g and -decorating' his house, . Which shook Nome of the houses, au&
• ',tor tol eying for his steamer. He is ceepled by vividfleshes of lightning and
ale and hearty atter the long severe. snowing withek This year of '09 is to
weather ash re. - , " , • . • • be made memorable by the L number of
... Mr. Steele, .:E.; in his last letter eclipses, three ofthe sun and two of
fronePort Art ir,• where he has beenthe moon: Five'Oclipses in one year,
'. O ' ... ' .. ..
n Dec. 10th.
engaged for the p st twoyears, writes: •• tbe.last of which will he luiaar and seen
that it Was, four d rees below zero,
inneh colder than it has beenhere ter -' Knox chdrch McGillivray Miseion
seine tithe. • . ,Band held a Most suecesSfid enter
• . tain-
:
Thursday nightrcaine aid the Luck;
:merit both •finttociel and ptheeivise on
now hockey.tearn with it.. Theircolors • Friday evening last. • A.hisut ono hun
Were crimson and gray. On
e
f them ' deed, boys endgirle kook part.: •Abont,
•
fifty or more testefelly• dressed young
Wore•a, white •suit !with a „bee ifull
• • girls Were tangepl'• in two rows in the
work.ed L in front, doubtless the .' or
•choie- t� asbist , itr• the • choruses' of the
of some fait L. N. But if et stood or
lovely cantata chiisen. by. Miss Polley
Lucknow the charm badgewas broke
for the anniversary and•for :this Baster
here. The ice was in very' . good • con -
knee of the townspeople and : When 3.
goo&atterid- \TSCill v.erY, ap.Peopriete, eThe.- cen.
pinion: . There was, a very
ring ' Crobs:1'• • While • the' young
Lucknow took the hrst goalthere was giPiSwer0hliflg in, taking their places
InTill choir, Mrs. W. R. Logan played . .
deafening applause.. The only music
furnished Was by a yomig man, .: whoma, berm ul 1,r.rsiarcolip, afetdethr‘ev aheilche..rttieiv: ,
had a small whistle and who dispensed dames Aorten
-
t '
with his hcickey stick by using his foot. wenwithrayer. Then the beautiful
cantata, "pa'. quering Cross," was ' ih-
W 6 11167 add that he -never -lost his
troduced by.Mi S.Rdne...Streiton, beau-.
eenilibreinn. nee his, chance to . Whilitle;" •
. tdully. dressed,' i•e king the "0 hildreWs
We noticedthat the Lucknow contest .
'School here. '
• WYapt'e Fair is being succeeded by
Parson s Fair and the proprietor bade
from London. He likes our town,
etioWdelfte and all, end feels certain
that he can make the Pair a etietessful
affair. Wit trust so,. The Veit Will no
open if poasible .fot• the, Baster trade.
Ittre. W. Matthews is removing. her
maritle and dreatenaking 1.00ing. front • .
McLettri's block to. Aebeson'e 0,block
near De. Mabee't dental: parlors. MPS.
Matthenia has not yet quite reeovered
trent her ate rieCiderit, having had her, -
• Artri.feaCtfired.
Hairreort Will leave this'
afternoon to spend thellimtet Vaeatint1
With frelatieee at. Stratford,
rt of the province of Quebec.The
owner of.the farm hi j. Z. - Desormean well. arranged journal a ecl di h i h I
• p 6 W7 0 WO are
(...rusa4e, Have on heard.. the won-
derful' news ?" and Miss Daisy Roberts,
representing those 1.0 -7Whont the Cross
was seat, ••ascendect the platform. an!.
swering •"We have heard the wonder.
. fol. newer,'" etc. Th.e • choir then...sank
trornp.ets are sounding
ler,' 'Wake, 'Wake; soldiers prepare
for -the war,"!•ete. • Miss' Tye • presided
at the piano. At . the .cenclusion the
infant .,class,' .some of .therp being. in-
fants althost, marched inproceSsional
forin headed MISS- OlarnStrethere, .
in bite. no es ti bespengled heenti y
with. 'golden -stars, , parrying .a white
en. in letters .of .geid.ap-•
_neared ,. the :!words ."The. World • for
The, "Spirit Alissionsii!
lidiaa...Vida Brown,. gave the . recitation-
.! bondage, for - the rr
.SerOng _Deliverer waits:" • Her mitnrieti-
lestyp.tbat • • .. -••. :, • showed the -true spirit within her, ;tad-
: ;Mrs. 'elliddeX and children idcono- as she has only once' before rappeared in.
pitnied by•Mies Maud Kennedy retutree . et • the • /clime .entertainment,.
ed a couple of •weeks elgo, froin ..every.one appreciated.her -clever efforee.
visit to•friends at .Braritferd • and other. •..The.duett .and chorus fellowed."Dark
' '• • • ere the Shadows"•.,, -The' • .dnett -was-
., Mr. Geor`ge Green, ' yeeY ;sweetly • rendered"' by , •t he Misses
question s be asked the lecturer. Rev'. ':Annie and Kar:Stodda,,rti •the ehoir
Dr. McKenzie, On Monday evening at .joining in the •chorus. • .At Che concliv-
Victoria street church,was"Haee they •sion•Of the duetti.reci tattoos. werewell
Any. rhenrnatistn.in Jratian-27 • • • rendered by the . children :of heathen
Alas • Calclwill .of Amberstliulrg has lancls •dregsed in the !Custom. of each.
been the .gueSt Of. Mrs. Millet of the ,countrye—Africae gire.Matia Morrow;
Hotel B.edford• the pasttwo Weeks end: . Chinese 1.my, Laurier' Dyke ;• Mexican'
will spend the Easter season with nee; -girl; Marion Fraser ;' Northern • Indian -
The sun. dreseed.the equinoctial, line • boy, .George: ;: Japanese gii•l,
en Tuesday,214. wender, :we Were, :Frances: Deidrich ;••• Aineriean. •-••boY'e •
treated •to it storm.' •91d.Winter knows • Freston . Strang.. After ..eech•
reci-
he histo go noW.'' • •-.^. •. • tation. the • chorus • - was • .softly ve.•••
Febeeti rwateiiVries.h:ave. been 'thaw- • -peated!,br the.- choir. " ,"War.', •ad -
lel at -the ',Michigan. 'See at. the rote •cif ' ^varices ,,seibrd•-• ; represen fed
100' feet in '40' mitlittes "by.'etecteteity: hy NenaMarshalletoeitedt the Spirit Of
The town Of bet. .MisSiope. reeitinr 4r.AntiWar" and it
ter titne•aild thawed.. 108feetin twenr the eed. of 'Which, the Bonet, 'pushes-.
'Where'...are we any- away the sword. :Wealth represented .
Wey, perhaps electricity het* is -of • in- ••hy:Aima Dancey makeS'herspeech; but
,ferior • - • • . ••• the 'Spirit • • pitshes „away the:. gild. i•-
• :Fetter left On ,WednesdaY. Learning •repeesentetr by DO( .cYraig
of last!Wekk:tre'fisit...her.'pareiitS,.. Mn Offers the Spirit -• a book.. • , The
and.Mrs.•:IVIiitheSen;AtWOOa;.; She. Will .Spirit'atinswer Wrianot fitVbrable..;•Af-'i
'Spend Raster *eele with them and tie paSses on ..P.otier,.repre;•,
visit 'Mends' ,in .StratfordL betnre sented • by A:nnie Andrews:. but the
thrhieg. , • Spirit. answers Stoddart
•Thoinas bite. caretakeecif• • Makes his appearitace and sings • "Not
Maifllarid cemetery, received ' letter • by might Or:by.pewer, eaith the-. Lord.
recently which ." had been Mailed atof Rests," and .ait the • conclueipn of
New ..4ahoia at 'Christdnis - '08 by • which Love enters • bringing' a .crOss..
°Wee. who resides in .that tar -off. "Love is represented 'by • Dottie Craig.'
real • • Mr,- WOWS `.:hibther that. •dressed irk White With „geld. tars . to .
he hadbeen..stifferingfrorna.seVere iVhoin the Spirit ariewispei"Hurnbl Y.- -
tack ofla. gpippe • (so that ePideinie gracipate giver "do I take ..the
must, litiye'br•avelled onto no' end, thafl. croee yew Trope Saults
•dtieing his 'illness biCgarden had • ip6 dressed Or o -bostorrie tettuce green.
•chpked w,ith;weed,s and". he ,Waq anxious' then tiitng•i7.2. .her •bettutiful :soprano
to be at work :Well I pretieme voice, "0 Conquering Cross, 0 Sign' of .
we. had la grippe in our Fair Canada at •Shinne,;'.. for 'Which ;little- .Irene Wee.
Christinas sotne years,. but • rive. apptituded, „ Thee chorus of .
may truly. .say the . weeds in Or • Fcar. ..121ittleprie. each- caiiying r:Vre4h
dens didn't. trouble as, much. They of evergreens „foeuged.!a • Omni -circle
Were taking. a Well-earned. reeknrepar . about the • ceoss;,..helding, out their.
• ing foP•the' corning ,season 'no doubt. 'wreaths and singing "O'cliain Of leve
.1Ie must be very active for Mr. linod , that yet.shalebind,"1411.9.`,.choir joining
says his brother ts one of the:Veterans in the chortle:: The. parnes of the little'
Of-- the -Orin-lea and had care,.of ' the ,girls.who.Weee -chesen .to .henpe the
Otenniissiarae, pepeetreerie ..New. ..ceoes.,' were. Hattie Belcher,Vero Elliott,
r Zealand. "..• '' • • ''SrieSettr HoW01.4:MA:We -peck.• ;
'Harrison, Iseberlibwile, -Lydia Beck, '
BOW Tye, Etta Saults,;Lillian Fraser,..
Mary.•:Scritegntir 'beautifully
dressed for the, occasion,, The repre-
sentatives Warj. Wealth, etc-, •
• stlind on the steps .-, of "the .platform in
„thehandsome costiarnes joining in . the.
grandoorue. it Wits :one of the -pret,
• tiest tehtheas ever offerecLoue. citizens., •
;Masters Colin Cempbell and Percy. Tye
rendered.; tho,. bean tifel • instrumental
--doott..The ,Dance• of - the•Ilay.makere
Ida truly artistic mapper. ' Mr. Stott -
dart. and Miss Bee Wilkinson gate the
:tiod ien ne, a treat bY.'..;sineing the. beautie,'
lut lett "Where,the Rippling Steeatn7.-.
lets Flow." :Wilkinion's (Inc rich
• centre:Ito voico. and gr.. Steal:cleft's bees
-ble,pding•••••well together; • After the
applause subsided Miss Blies' Tye, ite•
Grecian costnine, reetted in .her•triily
pathetie 'stra:in !The - ...141ceioncirY's
Dream," and lit the part, where the.tnis,
brOoght.outa great many ladies. that
we never 'met at the hockey 'con teat he.
fore; even the gait street. celestials
were tempted • to witness the game.
The score was es follows-- e • • •
LocarriotY'' . • Gorenuort
William Corrigaii.... ; ...Goal . : - . : ... . •Camptioll
Mr, Rilatoga Point. .. . . ... J. Williams
-Mr. Boyd. . ,..,,Voyer Point.......D. Thompson
A. MoOorvie.... ... 7 '.Win. McCarthy
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F. McCorvis..:. Forwards' ........F Bream'
W. •Cotrigan.... , • , . .....F. Shannon
R. Thoinpson.. — . „, , a ....S. • Pritchard :
-Soore:Goderich 16—Lucknow, 3 • • , '
J :Can We get. Ogilvie's great flouring
,Mill. at Montreal for the. Sault? We
can offer • great indueeMents ae the
Sault.—Algona 'Pioneer. You .have
the water power 'certainly, , Argonne,
but liaise you the will power?'Ogilive
only wants bietaxes reduced he has
made too ninchinovey in: Montreal ;to
.!Mrs. Tye,. wife • of Mail ()kirk TA
Rigieetitrecti :hat etrning yithitible
'eollection of plants it fine silver.,..gerittet
itim which•gloeieein a "sport'? or which
Dunlop of Toronto would be. proud.
The, ”sport,"., shoots out frern one side of
• the Omit and eepreseri ts strong; large -
leafed horee.ehoe geranium of a differ,
eat. variety. ' • ' • •
•.Saturdaynight Was .of the' Mose
.wintry looking nights we -had till.
wia-
ter Everybody! enveloped in snow
and the drifts piling in • high style for
the millinery openings. Miss Hillier is
our aeithetic milliner. in one of the
windows appeared an apple tree With
bloseorns. covered o'er- in pink and
white. The other window was patrioti-
cally festooned with ribbon, fed, white
and blue. One -flower' bonnet was truly
nrtistic. :The varieties, were many in
the floral display and the styles up -to
:date. . In the show roont one on enter-
ingsees a lilac bush so natural that °Jae sinnary seetn4 to hear avelde Miss Anse-
woeld forgetall',abont the *snow oat- bro6k Sang "Frew Greenland's Icy
side. Mies Hillier deserves:ceedit for Meuntaine and "Blest be the Tie that
het, skill and perseVerence. • Binds," Mrs. Legafi.prt.sided at the or -
W. F. Luxton, whois one of the old- an. Thee folleived'the organ recital
deet iournafists in Manitoba, his been . ropssoe Sirn_p,spn, whose seleetions -
appointed manager of the Sb, Pahl. • were-”Seherzo,":/teinberglier and: Gat
'Glebe and will toke Ovine, of that votte (gimlet)) by A. T.homaso He
piper ae once,. Mr. puxton fir.st began, played with greet. take "fop Whieh
his jeurnalistic'eareer in Ontario, hay- received long and appredative ap-
ing conducted the Strathroy'Age. .He plause. Miss B. Wilson, the clever
afterwards owned the Seeforth Expose danghter of the pastor of North street
tor, selling' it to the present proprietor. IViethodist church, gave"Celebe tiangh-.
Ele went west early. in the history Of ter" a tine and appropriate recitation.
the .province. as corespondent for it Miss Wilson spokewith great anima.
Toronto'daily and afterwards founded WM and delighted the audience so that
the :Winnipeg Free Press. Ile was ,when reCallectshegatet 've,ry inetruct,;
in Goderich upwards . of thirty ive and wolleinderStood 'recitation,
years ago and, founded The Huron. "The Mersa Sermon," Miss -Wiggins'
Homo journal, but after a short time ,flaittle Lights" tett, An number, tittI90
MP. LUXE00 met. ri with reverses and the next, The "Little Lights" wore intro.
• : p ss ice y on open ng speee >y Charlie •
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Worth of flighzclass Dry Goods bought at a low rate
, on the dollar to be sold at prices away
below Ordinary.
. We have bought -for --Spot eash--4- pi-low-rate:Ton—the
dollar the entire stock of the late arm of Gilroy &.Wiseinan..
It is •composed of fine Dress G-oods, Silks,.. Linens, ,Oarpets,
Curtains,:; Clothingjfen's. Fuinishinks, aud - amounts to be -i
tween $8,000.60 and: $9,000.00. We, intend to close it out
•at, the Wiseman -store, and on -
ver.
arurdear, ist
throw open* the doom and commence one'' of the greatest •
, sales of fine Dry Goods ever held in the County of Huron.
THE STOCK IS 0000 :
. It is not•an a,ocumuNtion of old. goods butt one of- the 'cleanest and best Dry
GOOde ..Stecke in the county. ;The people- of Clinton an,d vicinity know the kind of .
goods that are • In it. • They kridw that Gilroy- 4 Wiseman• did not handle cheap or• •
trashy goods but sold only honest, reliable qualities, the kind that can be depended on.
4,This is. the land • of gobds we have to sell, -andre are going to sell them at prices low-
er than any. store in the county sell at, lower than .•we,could. ourselves if 'we had
.not ktiught at the low price .we did.
Veiry R.OrPirjr .• ...
does a stock Of 'this kind get thrown on e mark▪ et; and ". an •opportunity to
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•by high-grade Dry. Goods at the prices you can lieconies but 'seldom. .Dry •• G-oods •
:buyers all over the country can :save big money on •• their VOLT pttr.e.h6see by faking
advtage of•this safe, cannOiPy.int,„ many prices this 'week but just mention a.few
. iho.ibvIty• bin -gain's, that am here ready for those who come Satrtrday.o.r.neXt Week.
• DreSs.. 4;08"
.,.Few; Atoms anywhere carry a finer Tine of Dress aoOds than did this one. The
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firm made: a•speeialiy of thein and the stock" in this :department. is :very. large. , 'Ile •
*was have. all:been.re,:narked and we -have -picked out these four special lines that. are 7
extra bargains-..„ • •• •••
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Tit 17e.
.Double foid tweed' effect Dress Gooas, neat • •
patterns, good for childreuNk wear, Wise-, ,„ ,
man's price 30o, (Amide at.. .. : .. :Lee'
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27et . .„
Plain and fancy Dress Goods, °Demme olothe
• in Green; Bliie,lted. and miltures, reguyee
ler 45 end 600 goods, all One:price..
riestlersttlaelt Go.Ods
This 'store curled a big -stock of these famous Black Di;eSS • Goods.•
wanting a Black Dress can save money buying from this stOck. •
ine_eoStumes.Kid tIoves
•,-.Thereis a'big stook Of'Diess pafterni,: ; • , ' • • ' •• •
P••••
Frit'. 47c,
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300 yards of fine colored ' Dress' Geode,
fancy Blocks', 'Black and White Checks.
and Stripes., Wisenlan'p prices 503, 6000w,,
cud. 75o, choice at.... ..... ... . sr iv
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. At 47d;•":.
• Soine of the ehoicest goods in the store,
- • • , Bieek and Colored Dress Goods that
, rt"75i3; 850,11,0o aad 1p per yard,yonr .
choice of thiq tit C
° Any
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choice goods, n.o two 4ikej antl we want • .No. reason to pay regular prices for
is why Kid Gloves when you can get "Perrin's" •
to clear. them out 'quickly. • • 'Jit
' we will • sell • ' and "Alexander's" Gloves at these prices.
Fitne ,)ess costurbes laire wool and silk and wool
tym • Don2e*Festener and Laoing RictGloyes, regular 0,45 98c
'matures, regular $5,75 each at . . : .... . 0. 40
tetra good dress costumea, ibe beqt in the store,:ailk Dome. Fastener Rid Gloves, .nice soft kid, the kind
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and. sqc).1 uatures; regula 1,0 e4, ' ' 6#60, , 'sold .S11 ever at 16E00, black anq . . . .. C
79
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Linensf Cottons,84c.
• There is a big stock of'these.goods• to sell: •••27.' ou'll•save, money ..on these linse,
•dtia'fiikl'.4ialy'OthAss•jnit godd• theni."YbU'cO' . .,! , •
Huck towais, beinst4totied;tuil;iiii;iaa. rale ; " Teltel 4ameek, all el eee4 dealk„„,ae''lf
*bite it- iolored'berders, " - than keg:00,1114000o 0. ..... • P .650i 600iuC
. Large &See ,t'owele, all purelineil, Ind border .1:44:-rm.t• • Bleached 'Twill elleetioe 8/4 and 9/. reidiar 250",
' lar 200., 2,for,..: • ,•‘-• ' ' .;!, '74Pc and 80a • - 20o .
'Damask tewele19X43 ituAies; rej ()eider . .... . All widths in Cireeirii.Pillow'Cotin 15e,
alf thaelie.ci DaM0:01[0..tit.s. rs..,g5e,' 346 46e. "
Beira; beavy, wide, Faotory'Cotteb, spe3iaI at 4e
• t' All Linens, lsuch. . Napkins, Cloths; Thunasks, and all. .Cotton g have
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ben .reduced, priee,.and:there's money to be saved buying them. here. '
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•Clothin4land:Meills• Furnishings
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These stocks must. be moved on.t and gentlemen will find.solnebig bargains in them
•-lefeh's:,:and Boy's.bard and soft hats,your photo Oiler, I Men'e haul and soft hats, all good siiiipei, Fedoree,
big lot • ' ' ..... . • ' , Tcoe &e, Blacks and Browns, regular pr:Ifes $1 '75 to 1.18
. A big lot of better qualities 41.14to go at one pri.).1e., soc $2.50, your oboulinof the lot t.00 -
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These are hipts. only of the many libes that are selling.
•under, value all over the store. There's a price break all
along the line, . it .:.pay you well even if you *b.ave to ,
come miles to this sale, for thereriiiiorlettOlae saved:134h*.
Dry Goods and Clothing' at it. --
Righi* to the Point ir
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Do. you believe, in. making the•best possible uso of Totir niolieri •
• ,Da rtt want or ha dollar net onli the most but the best t'
moky inanotits wo el tor h L j 0 TI °
• Do you want to receive thc, most you can for a dol AO •
who made his 1130)103r inanufactur.
er of glove&
Now that the new peat fuel has tak-
en hold of the patine mind bow Would
it be for our save -mill fraternity to mix
the greakquantities of saw -dust amt.
ululates with coal tar and form it into
bricks. We need not .add thab those
bricke should burn well.
On Tuesday of ' histe week our
eitizens could eearcely keep on
their feet in, turning the corners With
.the high wind raging' all day
and the ley sidewalks; atiat'WOiSit than
aiim the,eVeningthe Orme WM, knee
deep In many places, tmotV having al-
ien all day, Pretty good for 22114,,Of
Illetreh the litpsof '
7"116...t.irte
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- eye tt. , aerie fohowiel and recited , • ler1 take advantage' of. the great Sale o the Wiseman stock that otomrdelloeg SATIIR,..
, very well "At laat.ther011 come a day" .
Faith Wits represented by Herr y Reid, • - • , DAY, APItiblAt. , .. .,- .• , . , . - ..- ' . : ', ,, • .„,•.„ ..
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- num iteht, Joyby Molly 0ritig,..Peace • •
• Love by Art leatuneimamllope by.Nor. . . 'Samples. sent. upon request. • • ......G000s s914•for Cash or only,
.by Sain*Antirewe, Patience by -Melville - ................ii. ..... --
Rhynas, Pity by Allan Witike.r„. Cour-
age -by. Bert Metheath, Comfort by Direct Importers ‘.
'eery was ..brought. to s.,.eotielusion by _ - " •
long and highly appreciative antiwar.
by' Ileuee Ifteid, The progtion of. the 0' ens r.os,.... .
. enfiton
Archie. McGillivray anti Good Cheer
'Miss AUSehrookf.S Bolo ;Thesnow • ' i • ' soling. iii; Itc$:4'n;ria $tetk tittlite old -1Visolan Store,..C110.toge :
'• itkO.gfeeieltirigigig:tritterctrnVti;eliti ' . ••••• ...
h. .
ber at the 'piano... Mille AnSebroo •:,%•. ••• : .....; .
enoae itittong. which. ehnw6d her - voice f • •;," .3 t.,.::T• ; 7
to perfection and was ininchadmired. i
happy to hod, flourishes ele'eathere.
Ilvery one may remember that Palm
Sunday of 11300 Wthla peefeet winter day
with eunshine, and lovely moonlight
ab night. •
Me. Horace Newton, -Brum.; etreet,
hes been suffering from a, granulated
eye -lid and other affection of the eight
- of his left eye. He had an operation
performed, upon it 'in London and he
thinks it, is improving though slowly.
Jo W. Smith at the naab etreet) bak-
ery always hos such large 4u•clers for
hob Cross buns for Good Friday that
they run up into' the hulideede.or doz.
en., We Will he able to, get the imna.
hot for nett,week, • ' •
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