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" THE CLINTON NE RS -RECORD.
NEWS FROM ALL OVER HURON
PROM OUR OWN OOPM141100NONNT* OOUNTY lilirONONMES.
. The tmur ler Government ties intto- Gsderich. GoderIch
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COUNTY.
Goderiefis Goderieh.
MAY 26. 1814-
This Week's Bargains
Itt the Wiseman Store
Lowness of price only does not make a real bar "sin. Oood
'tinged ite Gerryinaander BM which has Me. el, Johnston, voganet, returned Jalnee Marke Esq., left on Sweat./ Main Street is noW enened tet the Mise Maggie Murray, late °Metro% claahtY Inuit go hand in hand with a low price, or t so.oalled
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for its object the juggling ei the ten" te hie home at Termto ell Mtaldal holt ell settle °tiler business trip. • ehore of the lake, The new park on is vieltiug ae her home, Bruce street, bargain is not worth the buying '
- IAN Eugene Oerey, who he* been the south vide of it me fenced in and Ms, Raihb le Preitl easing verY oat" - .Thefie Are real bargoins„ bar.gailis in the best sense of " the
course—and scarce anyone will venture
etitizincleir to perpetuate ite power. Of iten-
&Shoppitra have. a handsomely visiting Mr. IIeaten and his reletieess laid out for a nark, dotted with ever. lefectorilytive areintppy
ehoule piece The Opera Hoixse wae comfortably word, possible only beeauffe we
to eta te.
bought these goods. at the price
pi carved iefrigemtor in the window ?Ir. anoteldre. .-Osweld and Miss -Cara temente The towu
a, contradiction—no such legisletiett which could stand anywhere. nere aext met week for the N. W . T, therein a few benches or' fieate. 'tined on 'rues:lay of last, week ta near - -
il Ascension Wiseman (store. They go on sale Saturday morning next nd
g t d Al th .th d f El t t Th d I
that we did, and heeause we mast close them oat at the
would be sought for if the Tarturleriteir The rectormf St, Georgeai bits a, large We Irma the trip win benefit hine -There are Oonle benches overlookirig Rev, Morgen Wood, but had he been .
Tlitia Di iettrice vim:dein! elite ymen the lake near the park but eon° in it. able to reaelt eloderich o
felt eure of a renewal of the confidence Painting ef one of the 014 reasttre of
the MVO A.D. period. Rees Mark • uru• ear ye rt ineu on on ay at en ono e not e 0 gin s yea tire Itie es re was. billed, be would • f
of the electorate It is tine feeling of
insecurity, coupled with an aversion to
leaving °Dice and its perquieltes, that
hat( 'brought about tills iniquity.
raa.
It has been generally understood that
the eenetitution only calls for a re -ad-
• justment fetter each decennial census
and based upon the einem returns,but
under this new order of things the
conetittiencies may be shuftled about
at the teleine of the dominant party's
• busies. Even simpose it is constitu.
tional, is it, either pet or fair ? Fur-
thermore,if a Gerrymander is in order
in '09 'Matt not also be in 1901.-2 Or
• any other year. If encouragemeot is
given this eort of etatesmanship a we-
. tiou of the electorate will. per'"kiiiivi'
. one niS13,4 Where- they may be next
e..Noesening,
A WI8111 2'EACNER,
• . The editor of pur contemporary down
the street has undertaken to enlighten
' the farmers of Huron. as to the relative
- values of Yankee corn and Canadian
rough grain. for feeding purposes.
. 'There is a bare Possibility that he
knovvamore about this question than
— men who are feeding for
money not for theory, but while" pea
-
sib'? it is scarcely probabls. eis long-
winded article on the subject' owes its
origin to a news paragraph 'which ap..
peered in THE Naves-Raconn a .fort-
night ago when we cited. the opinions
of two of then:lost eXtensiveaud expers
'ienced breeders in the, c ounty. As it so
•laaPpens, one them is a strong Grit
and the other as equally pronbuticed
• a Tory, but they discussed the subject
from a dollars -and -cents standpoint ;
, :the Era, alone haegiviie it a political
•
sayor.
DISGRACE IV CINTAR10.
According to all the statements now
in eight, the provincial bye election in
, West Elgin rs eltsflgured-by °Times
wycirshould rope public resentment..
- There ti no longer e strong :public
opinion in Ontario in favor of an hon-
.,
est Vote and w fair count, Or the At
torney Generahe Department would
not dare to sip with its. hands folded
and allow a fewi Tory pertisans in
West Elgin to fight every raap's battle,
for where is therev ;Oanadion who has
not a stake in the eacred right • to • an
e.ee honest electipn
eerier - If it *wee question of 0, hank being
Vobbed of 'ite -money, t he Attorney-
-General's Detiartmeetof Onlario would
• Idee heaven and earth, te, recover the
plunder and punish the criminals. The
strong suspicion that a constituency
has been stolen from the regularly
qualified voter does not move the At-
torney -General's 'Department, whiehe
-if et is not Obseriicting the exposure of
„ the alleged erimee In West Elgin, is
•
r aeoeeneete, bay_ doing nothing. to aid the
•men who Siti'doing the tountry's work .
for the party's sake.—Toronto Tele-
hull possesses geeat artistic taste. e on
W, W. MacVicar is beautifying' his Monday and Tuesday 1 N'orth etreea
leven at his residence, Elgin etreet. Be Methodist church.
bas formed of large stones quite a Mr. Wadsworth evidently le of *
stylish mound, evbicti in good time humorous dieposition. after hie long
will be covered with flowers. sojourn in California, far he send* the
In last week's issue of War Cry we following for publication in THE News -
noticed anong the list of "Rustlers" Ito:soup 4—Williem Wadsworth, vvhile
in West Ontario province who num.; visiting in our town, bas reason to
her 98, the nanam of P. S. McDougall, believe that the rippling water of the
Sergt. Brindley. and Lieut. Hodgson. Maitland river does not run as smooth-
Tbe Poultry 13reedere Association of ly as he would wish to *we For
Huron are taking an active interest instance, 40 years ago a warrant was
in the work, •. They are unenimousefor placed in bis bandit with strict jejune -
having A new exhibition building erect- dons to proceed immediately to Sear-
ed in the Park for the recention of the geen and arrest reJustice of the Peace
poultry; and later we Will give a report on a criminal charge He employed
of the committee's visit to the park,. •John Porter and his fust team of bay
which will be brought before the horsea to convoy him to the above
directors at an early date, A. McD. mentioned place, to aesise in perform-
Allan,presidene inrthis arduous duty, Porter being a
e Mr. Tait has been painting his reei- constable at the tine% They brought
-deuce, Which ireprovesit vastly, t their prisoner and delivered him to the
• N. D. Itongvie experimented on the legal authorities. Since W. W. arrived
newly -shingled roof of his handsome he sent word to Mr. Potter to come to
residence near the lake, with some of tee•him, dead or alive, bite he has not
the Jibe preset vative he has plit in an appearance. probably for the
stock, • reason that W. may have allowed
• J'ames Clark, Esq.. returned one day him to draw from the county treasury
last ' week feora his recent trip to larger fees as mileage for man and
• 'Merton. • • team than the statute made and pro-
, A. Manger of the Ooderich organ vided. in such case Allowed, hence
factory is off east on ei visit and his Porter, knowing this, fearing that the
house on Essex street is for side. We principal with Interest,' and compound
hope he does not intend leaving orir interest for a period of 40 years, would
town fpr residence in •a, city. testify .the said William Wadsworth
Manger carried on the extensive busi- in havIng a large claim epeeist his
ranch—all this with $10,000 judgment
he expects his friend judge oy e will
. render against the city fathers as darn -
ego; for not having electric cars run-
ning, which would keep the said Wm.
Viradsworth. hi ease the remainder of
his life. •
Mr. • Ohrystal and •workmen are
through with their work at Stapleton/
They returned froht that, villa on.
Saturday. • '
The regular Meeting of the town
couneil toolaphice 'last Friday evening
in the caution chamber, and emong the
matters submitted to that august hody
was the following, which is of much
interest to•our citizens :—
To the Mayor and Council r Gentle-
men,—Your 'cornmitee met, and an
invitation. having beeu sent to Mr.
Rumball to meet your committee in
reference to the loan Asked by him to
were open. iss .Ketie Nevins fell aseist him in running the Kensington
into one tfiat is being opened on News furniture. factory, and after the inter -
gate street. next to lilies liefturnonter view van had with him, we decided to
,protierteeno lamp being near and New- recommend the cofinell to submit a
gate street is poorly lit with electric byeave to the ratepayers granting him
- Miss_ Nevins hurt her limb a, a loan of $10,000 on conditions and
little and got her feet Wet but fortun- eircinities named in--Mrs----Rutuball's
ately she escaped serious injury. letter, and as intimated to the special
Captain Trethewa was at Toronto I committee by him the security of the
kb waw ) near the lake we counted twelve times have ha a much lerger number of pa°. stay at these prices until all are sold, but those who come
that ere as deed ne the guarde which pie to liaten to hie*. However, he Saturday will fare the best, because in many of the lines the
surround them and yet the intiPeCtOr MOW and the beet critieleux anyone t. . .
and there may be more on the sduth voice is deey toned end convineing, Inc
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' grain.
noes of the lug null for years mobt
satisfactorily. •
We called. at D. fe. Strachan's Web-
lishinent on Victoria street and found
the tank catt forevatering the streets
nearly ready to be shipped to Mitchell
for ,Ider• Majesty's Birthday. The
gearing was made by the Chatham
Manufacturing Co. and is very sub-
stantial -looking. It is guaranteed to
carry eighttons. It is tubular and No.
15 of D. K. Strachan's make. He has
two other orders, one from Teeswater
and tete from Port Elgin, '
Mr- Willie Leferth of Buffalo intends
coming to eciderich to recuperate and
will be the guest of his grand -parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Kirkbride, King-
ston street.
The lamp supply must have given
ont on Saturday, 13th baste for the use
of warning the Atte that the sewers
GERRYMANDER RILL ILI VIEW- 1
on business twice last week, . •
• D. H. Ross has.returned from Saga
URN whither he was called by the seri.
bus illness of his mother. Mr, Ross
retorts businers flourishing.
said loan to be satisfactory to the
council. • ' -
The county delegates of the Royal
Tempters will hold a cenvention in the
tem evince bait on Thursday, June 8.
•
We called. -on Mr. Myers of the new A At Horne will be held at the
flrin Bee er Meyeis,who have pure Collegiate • Institute on Friday, 20th
chased A. B. _Cornell's stock on the May. Greet preparations are being
snare. Mr. •Meyers says he never Made hy the teachers and pupils to
met people in a strange town so friened- make the affair as brilliant as possible,
ly and hopes he may be able to ensure Mr, James Sheppard intends taking
part of their patronage.
Everett McKenzie, barrister, left on
the St. Andrew on Saturday 13th inst.
for Regina, N. W. T. A number of his
friends ?adhered at his theme, Biock
street, to with hint God Speed.
Mies Mona Weatberal , youngest
daughterof one townsman, TeWeath- ot the season for the, elevator, but
erald 0. E., won the silver Medal large vessels are expected in every day
which was to be presented to the best for it. _
elocutionist at the W. 0, T. 11 eptere The harbor sawmill is getting hi
tainment held ea the Victoria Opera - running order this week.
House onl9thinst. Miss Weatlaerald Miss lliodigimo of Toronto -is the guest
has ft good Voice for declamation and - of her cousin, Miss Robertson. Eight
we congratulate her upon her success. and Stanley streets.
Her recitation was a temperance seise- There is quite a pretty tune called
tion entitled "The bugle is calling." "Rocky Road to Dublin." A' bright
We called on Mr. Warnock on Satin.- boy • at the tiiano, taking it for hie
day and he kindly invited us to look at exercise, tea to his teacher, "It is a
his fine grape vme which suffered f rocky road to Dublin. UncleAtf. says
seriously from the severe winter. Mr, tit is, for the engine jumps up going
W o k alw 9 in envious ears over " Of course he means .Dublin,
a holiday trip on the Olyniput with his
brother, Captain A. M. Sheppard.
Twelve thousand .bushels of corn of
the large consignment on the :steam
barge Spry. Capt. Elliott, Chicago, was
being unloaded at Moere's elevator on
Monday: This is the first consignment
• ' ,11.1D -By SIR CHARLES TOPPER. had laid down his vines, covering them -Onfe• -
, with Jeaves to preserve them from the Dr. Mabee is having his surgery en -
frost, but bee fall the weather set In lamed, - • , —
Pee so severe, that he kept Waiting far a Ray. Jasper :Wilson " preached to a
• the unprecededtepted-etrintekameon. e ereppet atter seemed to. irow worse and last. His sermon was based On the
stttutional proce ding of providing for he met left the% astened to the text, "As ye eow, so shall ye reap."
atedietribution nite Um present moment. of frost. He bee also a fine flg tree Frank Sharpstein, came in on Monday
trellis and now they show the ravages The Hunter Savage schooner, Capt.
••,— evhich is brought in doors for the win- with coal from Cleveland, 820 tons, 70
Toe ard this easure as &confession ter season but unlike the Scriptural figs tons.being for the dredge Arnoldi and
.-•rs o Janada. from whom he • tree one would not get much shade, the balance for the elevator. The
sitting under it, not yet if the leave,- -Hunter Savage clears on Tuesday for
i ° e Premier is afraid tago back to
"e
very e zeptionai •eiecerastances make much of a covering, but it is a he barge John Spry and consort
never suffers from drouth or mots- The Spry and Hunter Savage both
s there ani regard for the principle had Masonic eMbleins painted under
of representation by population in this kilvvreeenitthitireaves /X% 31 ripen their names. .
September and heWilhaent1THE NEWS. Two lovely rainbows Were in the
hill ? In the proposals respecting York Rummel some' specimens, Mr; War. eastern heavens from north to tiouth
count); there is an utter abandonment nook has a gt eat many Callum: which on Monday at 5 pan. The 'Urged one
of that principle, They .take from abrloes:om beautifully all rentenste They only disanneared at 0•45 Pent.
gsen and West -York 35,000 Of a popu- hoice flowers and grow in the gar- Thegloomof Thursday was enliven -
den. Sortie of his strawberries &refine, ed by the tritede of the dredging tug
lation and add that to Toronto, lend healthful specimene white with biog. and last but, not least the arrival of
keep Toronto down to four members Pane. - Teta N'Eves-Ritoones which iti eagerly
tustiiii. "e"' IMO- The Coilliate Institute Cadets under looked for every Thursday a. m. Three
were towed tother they would not Ara, where the belongs.
handsome, flourishing g tree and cleared on Tuesdak
d power.
gm*
bent. D. Grant vtere out on the days rain after all the lovely May time
march' haturday , going through previous mil( be necessary to promote
The Kau. gentleman leavea Quebec AbeirManOeuvres,pretentin •
esemaete., vegetation but is rather depressing on
pretty much as he found it. Why? as they marched past. When they eet human nature although our vocaliste
Because Quebec gave him an over. their flew uniforms we WM be quite practised *very afternoon at Victoria
Whelming majority. Bat when he proud of them. Opera, abuse for the elocutionary W.
The St. Andrew left port early on C. T. 0'. medal contest on Friday even -
turned to Ontarlo,he tore that to pieces. &twenty evening. • ing last.
Why ? Because Ontario did net give We are lorry to note that Mre. Mc- The Sea GuiI, Captain Dan Matey,
him ainajority et all. Kay, wife of Rev, Mr. MoKay, South at. will be employed in the fishing trade
. has been confined to her bed for borne all the bea$019.
My. Hon. friend knows that 'tulles* time frau a lengthened attack of la. On Tuesday May 10th the St. Law -
grippe. It'ev. Mr. McKay is at home rence Capteeri D. Baker of Cleve -
he can resort to means ofjuggling with again after a short call in Perth county land, 'brought 000 tons of coal for Fred,
the frandhise and the distribution Of where he filled the pulpits through thie Holmes. The St. Lawrence is a
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seats he Neill be swept out of power, for absence of the stationed minieters. stauneb, threa.masted 'schooner paint -
.111 atend thesummer atToronto with nort tvro years ago, lyinK at. anchor
thee which can be dorm be e. single et.will Mist; Mary Campbell, Tirock street, ed green and white. She made our
ion cannot he done when the whole Miss Whams formerly of Goderich.
of Canada, is eppealed to. - Rev. Dr. Moffat, Toronto, fillett the
- pulpit of Knox ehureh on Sunday
to say AO the more
s...8xavained-the more
a that I have not tads -
object* arid aims that
. J. F. Andrews, West street meat the Meters. Raneford are turning their Itichardsort Sons and10,000 for Mooer s
ntleinan half in view in put—,
rneeellee bele" the "louse, . Market, Ant to Toronto. on Monday a 'Ipso our town. Thor already own, elevator. Her consort, John T. John- her*, con octmg Cho seryice.-e—R. U.
cat load of cattle, H. DeLong, proprietor Itoyai Hotel in
and have for many years, * valuable ston Captain Frank Truilell of Chifigo,
Mies McIeditin of the ,Oollegiate In- grove called by some "The Grove" and 80,000 bushelseorn &so for Itiehit ruin this village, is treating his place to a
stitute spent the Queen s Birthday at bY others "Wechnut Grove." Now Sons. Every one went down to iew coat of ;mine inside and out which
her home in Stratford. that they intend golog into businese the fine barge awl eorisort. Goderieh Is goes to improve things to their old op -
Mr. W. Horton, town treasurer, re. here they will likely give the gtove a snrely working up. •
pear/trice of days gone hys-----Who?
turned on Saturday last per steamer visit and get all the fallen trees taken Airs. Warnock gave abirthafty party eari tell when the harbor works are
St. Andrew from his trip to Fort - out. It would make it hant1901310 park. in hotter of her Mars ‘four.yearpoId Foroing to start again. They are waiting
William itecompanied by his seater, Mr. Elam we learned vrith much • daughter, iris May, on Friday, 10th a grant, I guess. It looks more like
Mrs.tlaker and tvvo children of Regina, regret on Friday Usk has been suffer- May. Oards of invitation were iient bribery every paseing day. What
N. 'W. T, • inn lately from pan attack Of heart • nut to eixteett little mends book 6 to think yOu,Slippery? Ah I oia mac?
g a a r , ,
The St. Andrew came in on Friday -There hp alto a whip and stirrup ne
evening from Port William with cargo ogeld, evidently Inc good lack to the
evening. The Bible and Tract Society of wheat, 87,000 bushels forjtichard- --coniposer, which weheartily wish OW
work. lebis mission. At the offertory lort•Bros. who dote this wheat in the one-time pupil. ter; Peter and Mre. Oliver Moore, De -
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- Mr. Stoddart sang verr:ccentahji the his Ibilit Ogilvie's' Mr, Itichardson of We heard the steam barge, john troit ; and Mrs. Frank Teith, Bay City.
64ered *esi° "N° 14°re' Dr" MaIlit Itingstml left with thft 84 And"?' °11 1,grY4 Whiatit on SundaY ab°ut 4 P- ni'• The funeral took place on Monday
preached in North street Methodist Saturdey evening for Fort William. e John Soy, Captain Elliott of Obit to Pore Albert cemetery, Rev, Mr,
church In the morning.Every brie le delighted to find that eago had about 229000 bushel& corn ile Armstroo r rotor Englieh church
has avAdently never noticed. the same' cen offer is that he is up-to:date. His quail ities are mute ,
side OppOaite, but wediel not go to ace. . face most p easing and, as a gentlemen 1 Curtain Bargains
New teem ebould be set out in their observed, •04fie is theatrical field has 4
places- before it ie too tete for triune good mouth." • The aura of his lecture WU hapVe "Sal a, great num.
tenting. Thost that were planted. seetned•to he advice to youug men to er of the urtains
tad the tope of t ein and everr branch he practical. What is written 0Wiseman
lopped right off Which nossib Y is tbe in a beek ui, said he, only cold but have
cause of them dying. We think Ur. type, you must have expert- . •
Still 80111e few odd
Lewis may call the new park "Long- enee, practical experience. It I tell phonier: leofit. the nnlettnr etxhpemenSoiVuot
worth Perk" fpr the old veteran who you ot the grandeur of the Rockies
fought with Wellington at Waterloo. and the thousands of feet 9001e of the b
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resided on that vat almose half a cen- points attaio end, the' glories et the befoie ouse-cleaning time js
g o sell them
ed by ts pewee own* a few years. atesewe knew it is beadtiful, but, it I
tory air and it hes only been_ lunches' seenerY. Yen would say ehe exagirr- oeser we are going t
eete -ye. Green ties slot yea focal a cannot be what he sayte then you go a t prices like these
home suitable to rent oe purchase owl
'• Ni
may visit at Kincardine 111411 hottngham Lac, Cue,
e does.
He wishes to purchase _a hendeorne
brick VeSidenCe as near the square as tatn-P, 4 yards long, taped
edgi e, good pattern, two pairs
possible.
Mr. RobereKerie Toronto street,pur-
chased-the lot on Britannia road, from
thaowner, Mr. Charles Crabb of Han-
sen, on 'which Mr. Kerr is now making
all p re paratione for building ep era tion 84
Mr. Kerr is a ship builder and will plan
and build his new house himself.
Mrs. W. Beephy. Quebeesereet, has a
yery flue fuschia in her window.,. It
has blossomed all year, And now hue 35
clustering bleeranns upon it. It is thtee
or more feet in height. '
A number .of tramps were located in
the vicinity of the: old salt block for
some days, end P. M. Seager ga,ve
them warning one day last week to take
some otber route. Not because they
might injureanyone, but because the
press is solidi of burglaries; etc., and
people de not feel safe wben they know
men without any calling orhome take
shelter in old ruins. Possibly in many
cases it is people with botnee,auli good
ones too, who break the 'laws, but of
course the tramp is alwityssuepected. •
The dog poisoning still "goes on, This
time coach driver Dahres beautiful
mastiff or Dane was the luckiest; -vic-
tim. •tte w oeldbave been a treasure to
a, bank manager and was really worth
quite a sum of money, but be had to
leave the master and eheborses he fol-
lowed so faitbfully.-4 *L" Watson it is
said lost his handsome spaniel the same
way, and. when all the dogs have met•
their fate the poisoner will have to be-
gin on some oblier anittial for he evi-
dently has no .compunction and it
would seem delights in his work.
The Marine Band after practice the
Other night serenadedour citizens by
nuirchingeetround 'the square with
flambeaux and playing at the different
points of interest. _
It was too cold 00 Saturday evening
for many bicyclists to take their even-
ing ride around the square.
Mr, and, Mrs. Isaac Salkeld have re-
turned from thele visit to St. Helens
Where they were the guests of tbeir
daughter, Mrs. Miller, who leas a gen-
eral stom and the postonice in that,
flourishing burgh.
Weeuet Mr. Aitken, Picton street,
the dairyman,. the • other day
and we asked Item how he liked his Jer-
seys. He said "I have had inyljenseys
for two years and Iran quite delighted
With results. 0 Vika my Jerseys,"
We heve been Wonted that Mrs.
Hawley and her. son. Mr. J. BaesdeY
and family of Detroit: will spend' the
season in the ifew residence of Captain
Baxter, Lighthouse street. Mrs. Bax-
ter will spend the summer with her
husband, captain Baxter. Detroit. -
Furs, werireh.regle On Suoclay,last.,
Mr. Alive Mclieviii has parchased
the former residence of Ma. William
Marlton Overlieoking Lake Hupon.
•• Painters are busy fit Mrs. Bryan's
Cottage making it ready for her re-
turn. •
Birth—On Thursday, May 181h, to
Mr. and Mrs. James Daniel,. Newgate
street, a son. /
• We were delighted to find that the
bagpipes for Inverness Camp, Sons of
Scotland, were purchased from bur
old and —esteeined mnic publishing
friends, I. L. Orme and Sint of Ottawa.
The pipes woe! purchased on the recom.
inenieation of A. M. Steveritt of the
ScottishArnerican and tested ley-E'iper
D. McKay of Kimball at the O.M. They
are a very handsome set, bettatif
mouuted with ivory.. One o' me •
dies is learnin' to play on the chanter.
We do not know whether there were
enough wheeltnen left in toveri miler
Majesty's Birthday to gather up the
!stones around the square to pave the
way for future pleasure. That reminds
us that an enterprising West street
lady says, when we mentioned the at -
emotiveness of the new park overlook-
ing the lake on Elgin street, "tell them
to have it lighted- with electric gas."
So there you have it. The electric
light will be all right if the park has
no dues (dews e to tear. •
Mr. Peter BisSett; our new citiXen
from Dakota, is far seeing. He took a
trip to Porter'ssprings and bays
thetas where Goderich should geb its
supply of water, pure always. Mr.
Bissett is right for the citizens are ever
complaining of the lake water. The
greater part of the time they are obig-
ad to go to their neighbor's wells for
drinking water.
Nous s'accuecips, as the French ear,
of receiving fromthe young composer,
Mr. I. Rellmuth Clams of Bowman*
hardware store London, a ogee of his -
latest compositionHunt," from the firm of Ainey and
Port Albert.
"The Belle of the
Hodgens, puhliehere, Toronto. It is Adani Green, one of the oldest set -
quite a Showy march and two step and tiers in this neighborhood,died on Fri -
has an extremely fine title page in
day at Wi
Id. son's residence n the villege
green, white and gold. A handsome aged
years. He leaves a wife and
old horse horse shoeAn arch with "The familie at seem, all grown up, and tem
Belle of the Iluet" in green passing step -daughters, Mrii. . Nesbitt, Myth,
Under lb And a tieer's beadceabote. an Mrs. Cook; Dashwoodlis fame
-
is are Adam and Sarno:, farmers in
Iliemhin district, Manitoba; Tom. who
'residea in this village; Edward, Exe-
Youreelves and yon find. the scenery
grandet than the lecturer depicted, and
so it is with young men hi every pio-
fession or trade. They must Work,
they must come in contact With the
actual work and they must strive to
win, not to be .content with a portion
but all they can get. A lawyer must
pot feel that a small practice outlives,
neither a doctor, nor e minieter ; they
must strive to enlarge their sphere, to
do all in their power to benefit man-
kind and they must have experience,
Re says he would not wane an M. D,
fresh from college to prescribe for him
he would like him to prescribe foreome
one elsefirst, but now that they have
so much hospieel work to do, an M. p.
has quite an experieelece berme he
utidei•takes to settle down to hie pro-
fession. He says that et scbool for
years one school boy whom he 'named
Jacksat, with him. . jack was alvrays
'gratin everything and mould win out
(4100 marks 98, and he Would win the
other two juse because he thought so
deeply upon his subjects. Mr. Wood
is an apt and humoroue illustrator of
faits, and the, musical society deserve
the grateful thanks of our citizens tot -
extending hint an invitation to
lecture here, It is not whether
a roan's grandfather came over
in the Mayflower or not, it is what
the man' himself is, what kind of
son Or gTandSon he is,and to -day young
men are prized for their sterling worth
alone. Mr. Wood is full of philosophic-
al and theoretical terms, can enumer-
ate all the 'ologies, loves Shakespeare,
bet says reading Shakesperian works
cannot influence like seeing ,Shalies-
perian ORB, He said he felt power
given him by dipping his hand into the
Swanee river when travelling in the
South; the river which is commemor-
ate1 in song all over ebe world- lie
also shook bands with -Grover Cleve-
land and felt the better of it and his
father took him and his brothers and
cream . and one pair w ite ;
Wiseuein price was $2,00; our
clearing prom
Fine Nottingham Lace Cur-
tains, Dive lacey pattern,
taped, edges,. 3t yards long,
three pairs white, one .pair
cream ; Wiseman price was
s1.75; our clearing price
One peer only two-tone efface
,fine Nottingbein Lace Cur-
tainsataped edges, 3i yards
long; Wiseman price was
$2.25: our clearing price
Three pairs only cream Curtains
taped edges, 3e yards long,
large pattern ; old piece wed
$1.75:. elearing price -
•Blinds
Two only best 131inds in Wised
num stock, extra heavy cloth,
" mounted on strong spring
rollers; Wiseman prim WAS
$i.00;• our price
• ,,
65
Clothing and Non's Furnishings
Every dollar's worth of
•ing must be sold out at
• Wiseman, store, arid what
left of the Wiseman stook is,
being sold for less than one-
1
29 i ball regular price. ,
Threeoly°, sitil ye neat
0 :an' dSusittys;:hedgivan:
to dark colors, coat and pants
• meal, made 'from etrong2
serviceable materials - Wise-
man prtce wee $2.50; oar • _
clearing pip 1 49
I. 39 Two onlyBoys'- two-piece Suits
very similar to above, • only
not' quite so good quality ;
.• Wiseman price was $L90 1 29
e 1'5 .our clearmg piece
One only Men's oda Coat and.
Vest made from line quality
dark tweecl,and lined through
out with good linings Wise-
man price was $8,75 our
-clearing prier! 4 98
One oply odd Coat all wool
tveedf°:$1ngWisenan• iriceea400our
pre
8 00
Ten only Meted and Boys' tweed
• peaked Caps; Wiseman prices
were 25 cents our clearing
price • 15
21 only Men's Shirts made from
• good strong white cotton witla
colored cambric bosoms and
cuffs ; Wiseman price Am.
• $1.25 our clearing price ' 89
• 14'only boys colored knitted
15 top Shirts colars attached,
laced fronts Wiseman price
• was40 cents our price s 25
Mem, medium weight Shirts
and -drawers Wiseman. price
was 40e our clearing price ' 27.
Fine lacey pattern, good width,
taped edges, 3e -yards long,
e ne pair white and one pair
• cream ; Wiseman price was .
_ 8190; our clearing price ' 1 25
One pair cream, extra tine qual-
.
ity andpattern3e yards long, '
W hibinan price was $3,00
. our cleating price 1 88
One pair only tine white tees
°net:tins, one of the best lines
in the stook I Wiseman price
was $325; our price • . 2 30
The best line in the stook, four
• pairs white only, very fine
net., and beautiful pattern ;
Wiseman price wee $3.75. our
. clearing price' ' $2 59
One end white Ourtain Muslin,
suitable for sash or full...cur-
• tains, 313 inches wide; Wise.
Irian price was 25 cents per
yard; our 'clearing price
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This » is an opportunity .that.
comes but seldoni. to buy good
:Lace'-Ourtains. for , very little
lilted them up to shake hands t„,e,r regu. • A big let of the Witenar Ties
with - zore than one-half 1.
Abrahana Lincoln' and he else added
noble minds. The lecturer fsbed
• "'ewe and tour- you;
It ennobles a, man to meet men of lar value. :•• • choice• 2 for,25
with a couplet froixi Shakespeare end- ft
I thank you with.. a partiqg vow was •
big with "itistvliatvee make ourselves." OI)GENS BROS
DIRECT
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.IMPORTERS
his tribute to our citizens and we know
the Spirit. ef trying harder to do his
every yoeng man who beard him felt Selling the Wiseman Steck at the Wiseman Store • CLINTON,. .
hese in his secret heart. And We hope
they will strive harder than ever-. Barfield. • • •
Captain L. Braunagan is the guest of
• tain was at one time stationed here end
Urtylleld Line. Mrs. A': Brown at presenfe T e Cap -
Mr. Ohne. and Miss Clara Middleton, her niftey friends were pleased to see
L. Burt•Were in Clinton this week,—
of Oth con., peid a visit to their Mende: , xlietr•s.rizianc.—ke abuldisesEta.nTdi.papaeutgahntdertMmilsass
in .Aileit Craig last week.—Empire '
.TDtaleyeawnitsy indeolenbrts•aotheodoix.igThtheroayfatellryo
ren , Heacke of Berlin, who have been visit -
was spent in giving readings, recite- ieeherretsnornose,dm0hhoerloe.s_andup..v
John iflir itlinetd,
bons, eseays and addresses, all • of have
Thomas Blair left town Tnesday last*
.which were along patriotic lines. Our
teacher thinks that such a day is
feQdrSettotifibIlatnil
Ste.igtArlies.in —townltrh
. this week.
EiR(e)eut-
hardly necesesay for Ins pupils, as theyg
.
seen( to have the
mYal einritcst patriot.r". 'forth this week. -- --Mr. and Mrs. JTippet were in Sea.
—Mrs. Jas. Eagleson
1,S,nanarvoe0tyoociaanfidlehoeudndeintbem. house --cleaning
of Clinton, who bits been visiting
yet?" has for the pose two or three
eirieh4odroe.—Mr. Webber of Clintonsm
here for soe thne, has return -
weeks been the by -word of. the fait d
was in town Saturday ---Mr. e. Big,
gee. Wel), we are thankful when it is
gart and son Percy of Dublin split% . a
finished, end maythe day soon come
ew'claysehere last- week. --Mr. G.
when house-cleaning will bee thing
a 1Blashill of Brussels is the guest of M a
the pot, as many are prophesying tbat
.
it evill be.—The Middletonai branch SMcGee this week.
of the Women's Auxiliary was well
attended last week, it having- been --
held at Mr. J. Cluff's . of this. line.--• Stanley_Townsh—lp.
The farmers of this covaunmity are
patronizing the Holinesville cheese • ' Seiel big is All done hut the wet wea-
factory more this_year than they have reoleotsr
ettbothese._pumterin. g John
nohonf
for some tune. We would like to seeand
the business booming, as we believe it Sherrie :led Mrs. Sherrit of Stephen
is a paying industry. were visiting' h lends in this locality
last week.--eDr. Pallister of Bayfleld
performed a very skilful operation on
two of Charles Johnston's children a
Porter's MIL . few days ago, one child seven months
old, the other about five years of age,
Miss Nellie McDonald is now staying both being cases of rupture. ----Mr.
in Kippen.----Miss Lizzie Weston and Meilveen and his son Frank are visit.
MisitEaith Cox have returned home ing friends in this neighborhood this
after a two months' stay in London.-- week —Mawari Bros. are busily
MISS Turner, a fortnet towhee of S. S. engaged 'making shingles in J. T.
No. 8 apent Sunday at Mr. Wm. Stele Marks' evvainp where they haye erect-
ling's of the 4th con. --Mr. Russell of ed a shingle mill.—Mte Johnathan
Belgrave was visiting friends here last Peck, who secured a third:class certi-
week.—Mre James Morgan is now &ate last July, has decided to study
staying in Goderich.--Mr. Ara. Mc- tneelicine and expects in the near fut•
Dougall had a raising on Manley and ure to have M. D. added to his name.
raised his barn up about tivo feet high-- We tvish hint success.—Mr. John
er.--bliss Lily Hunt of Clinton is vis- Reid of the flaytield road sold a good
iting friends here.—Mr. and Mrs, driving horse to Mr. Snell of Exeter
Sohn Torrance were visiting friends in efoeit handsome figure.—Mr. Joseph
Glannies last week.—.Rev. 31r, Hanel- Foater•hae been busy delivering trees
ton of Londesboro preached in Beth- for Wni. Armstrong, our popular apple
any on Sundaytree agent, this last meek.
.
Some of our people went to Clinton
and emne to Exeter on the 24th. Mr..
John Hart entered his pacer at Exeter
races in the free•for-all.—Retr, Mr.
McKenzie of Oakwood occupied the
pnlpit of the Presbyterian church very
acceptably last Sunday.----Ittr. Gus.
Spading of Seaforth spent Sunday in
our village. -----41r. Thos. realer, who
gin°gb.—bn—dilfri.31JUO*6Saiahlve%tV4tatasgril hisesilsuetrravi
teams drawipg lumber to W. Doherty
& Co., Clint" --these days. 3.0e. says
he is job like a fish out of water &rice
he gave up the mill. --Mr. Ernest Co) -
ling has engaged with Mr. T. Snell tee
bus driver, --Mr, Wm. Dixon, who
bas been visiting in Exeter, het re-
turned hotrie,---Ma Wm. McDonald
is erecting a new platform in front of
his house which will be 0 deeided
ptovetnent.-4fn W. W. Ferran and
Rev. I. V. Parke of Clinton drove over
to the village on Saturday afternoon.-
--The Brimfield Football .Aripociation
has been re -organized for the season of
'00 under the name of "The Rovers."
The following officers were elected
:—
lion. Pres., ler. Armstrong ; president,
the guert of her aunt --------------------- ears in the Chemical salt *or s. earth/affixed to their gift* Mrs. War11.
-
andlire, It Downing. Watt! Watson, eenior teticher remit has reffl lected the card* to *how A. T. Scott; nom vicersexient,
mrs hrei Downin gib Petrick eft Andrew's ward school, hati been her daughter when she become* of age. lett.
•••.a.k.
est Toekersinitli.
Cudfilott struck it good deal
Knights of thorned that were
pad at Granton theP past week.—
ers have been delayed vvith
"seeding operatiees by the
ell of the week past and are busy
oak finishing up.--Itev. Mr.
ng gave an excellent so•on
y afternoon, Mai
"Patel et ism .*
of Him
Mies Lizzie Downing of nt1199ell 14 fa MS, 1-141 has been anger for 1 p, ni. on each, and, they in turn had
Miretard vicelreeident, bilcGrer ;
llglish
Lava llder
Flowers
,
For Perfuming Wardrobes, :Liner'
'Closets, and preventing Moth
- Bag.
1-5
Our Native Herb Tec.
26e a Package
rtiqs is the great Spring Bitters.
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We are sole agents in Clinton forn
The Penny Prist Cigar ett
the best 5c cigar in Canada, Buy it.
H. B. OOMBE
. Chetnist and Druggist.
Physicians' Supplies.
BARGVNS
SUGAR
We have bergains mapy lfnes
but from tkOW until and. includOg
• Saturday, June Ord, we hold out
• two special indncetnents in Sugar,
as follows :-
4 lbe 35O Black or japan Tee
and 22 lbs No. 1 Granulated
Sugar 1$2 00
leo ihs Kitehen Queen Flour
and 22 lbe No.1 Granulated,
Sugar
We keep nothing but good goods.
0. OLSON
Rutter and
Eggs wanted.
• Oa" areseassess
oda% COtt011 Mid 00401111,
11 sueessitelir need monthly be ever
0.40014dies. aste,ettectest. !mimetic
sur draltist far Coles Wet Rot Coe
d Waterloo street's, ha5, fine whits suffering from indloposiMon ths past They were obi ned to piey in the draw- A ace en p inisseens ere esseetest 244.. p. ner
ke tie o et** all lInderierpnipastd
t,ue bloesont Bonds), hitt% It week and Mita Ceeithreei Toonst) fog men. tee chit being. too cold for it bars rafeincon Tuesday of lob Baird ; !rte.-tee/m.4. W. lehitetenebiler. toxlehee 10 df4reeestroegor $11 polio NO.
lama as the night, blooming toter -theme of hex clack lawn The hfrtfutat great week in which esr. George Bad had chairman or committee, 4. eleintosn. I sr s• stivilvdea nveng of Driee *Ad slro S
hia, it belongs to the soma Another lot on Britannia road hal musical and elroeutionary meet a* quite his leg broken by being struck by the The membership fee is 25e, Special atteaeltereettetaereall
She also e a ene, nom -nail been trirelisit, from the Oftriade Vigra io number of the little gnats could. re- purline plate which fen. term etb. practice nightsvTueriday, Thursday thoponsugo
P Quiet eaptain, G. A. atrner: manager tn.
of dHp Grimm which s poly Cox, Goderich town- I cite, being for the most little *re were isuir somewhat, t none so and Saturday. he boys are Open fee • isto, 0.m.2,101 I elm ointon Ardnay
nairmxte. ithepi ci is also preparing to build. member* of the kiloton Banri.t aeriorratly r. Amp, challenges. Acmes. Drussist.
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