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• FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1900
I Great Record.:
The Work of the Laurier Gov
ernment.
and provided for the payment IC%f
standard wages on all worke aided by
grants Of public money.
I: has suceesfully Imposed and vol.
!Wed gold royalties in the Yo kon,
and made the natural reenurces of that
remote territory roeet the neeeesarilY
heavy cost of the admintst eat ion of its
ni'fairs and the preservation of law and
order Under very exceptional condi.
Mons, \
It (fought to est ahlish an all•Can eaten
route to the'Ynkon, and if the, Senate,
1 Hoene db A 1 bb h d
not blocked the project, we would LIOW
hold a much stronger positiou =nego-
tiating with the United States for an
adjustment of the Alaskan houndat y
It hae made a contract with a strong
transportation syndicate by which
great grain elevators will be establish-
ed at Montreal and Port Colborne, a
fleet of -modern -grain-carriers put on
the lakes and a vastly greater Volumt.
of the precincts of the west carried
through Canadia,o channels, to the
west advantage of Canadian shipping
centers.
It has, by the plan adopted for the
const tiction of the Crow's Nest Rail-
way.secured a reduction in gram rattle
for the western farmer, and other
freight concessions from the Canadian
Pacific RailwaY, equal in all to from
$700,000 to $800.000 a year; held control
of the Crow's Nest Peps; reserved for
compel iDg roads thextraittnofaise of the
,OrOVert-Neet Tails through the moun•
tains. provided for cheap coal for Brit-
ish Columbia smelteie, to the great ad-
vantage of the mining industry; taken
over 50,000acres of coal lands as a guar.
antes against monopoly itt coal pro-
ducts; power to iegulate freight rates
on all traffic pi iginatieg on the Crow's
Nest road, or destined ,for points on
the Crow's Nest system. and made it
impossible for the „Canadian Pacific
Railway to increase the rates on many
staple articles beyond the prices fixed
' by the Crow's Nest bargain.
[The Globe.]
The Liberal Government haeredrieed
imperial postage from 5 cents to 2 cent
a nd'cloutestic postage from 3 cente to
tents.
It has stopped the exodus.
It has provided tot the free carriage
- of mails on subsidized railways. -
It has made provision for termina
elevators at St, John and Halifax.
It has perfected a 14 foot canal sys-
tem from the lakes to Montreal. •
• •s It has constructed a government
telegraph line in the Yukon country.
It has admitted' the West Indies to
the advantaires of the preferential tar-
iff.
It has provided for the construction
of a bridge across the St, Lavirence'at
Quebec.
' It is legislating to remove the eleya-
tor grievance in Manitoba and the ter -
r:tories.
It has replaced "the nest of traitors"
On June 12 Prot'. A.. U. Gannilry, of
Toronto, and Miss A.. A. Nobel, G
+rich, 'wet e married in St. Margaret's
church , Toro n L.
by a strong, harmonious and united
government,
has guaranteed Canada's full share
of the cost of the construction bf the
Pacific cattle.
Crisp County Clippings
Drs, Jerome & Holloway, Wingham,
have lately purchased - the PraeLice uf
Dr. Bsil, Arthur.
Herbert, on of Mrs Robt. Haley,
Goderich,died Saturday of typhoid.
pneumonia, aged 10 years.
Hattie .L, second daitgliter of Thos
Bielby, ef con. 11, Grey, died very sud.
denly on Sunday, June 17.
Jas. Grant, irey, • and Miss -Maggie
• Perrie were married at the residence
of her brother Alex. on June 13.
James.; son of Arch, Sands, Colborne,
died at Guelph last week, where he
had gone for treatment, fee paralysis,
'.A very pretty wedding took place
on Wednesday at the residenee of
'Thos, Archer, 5th con.,flnI ett, when
his daughter:Jliss Merdia, was warried
to Jas. MoDonald, jr., 'of Grey. ,
Last Vseek•Messrs McConnel & Stew.
ate. Varna, met with a heavy lose by
the death of their imported stallion
Prince of Campsie, valued at $1000.
On Wednesday week .Marg•tret, •
widow cf. the late,Geo. Goder.
min passed peacerully away itta he age
of 88:yeare. Old age was the 'cause of
'death, , •
Last Sabbath evening, Thos. Wilkin-
son, art old and highly esteemed resi• :
deo; of Belgrave; passed away to his
rewardquite suddeniy •at the
age of•74
It has settled the school question,
without resort to the hateful policy of
fedet•al toe. cion.
-It has pot a necessary check upon
the participation of public officia,is in
election contests.
It has sent out contingents of Cana-
dian troops to tight the battles ot the
empire in South Africa. •
It has made provision fin necessary
iMproven:ents and enlargements Of the
harbor farlities at Montreal,
• It has improved and develiiped the
system of cold storage for Canadian
shipments tc British markets. _ .
It has extended the Intercolonial
from Levis to Montreal, and abolished
deficits on the national raii way.
• It has improved the relations between
Canada and Great Britain and between.
Canada and the United States.
It has a bill before Parliament to
prevellt new .
Y g
'sting towas op the line of celiacz uc.
tion.
It has before Parliament an improv-
ed law of copyright which will promote
and protect tbe publishing interest in
Canada.
• It has Secured fielm the Bi itish Gov-
ernment authority for trustees in Brit-
ain to invest trust funds in Canadian
securities.
Et is constructing branch railways in
P, :nee Edward Island, to Which the
country was pledged and which are
sadly needed.
It has hueheu the cry ' of settlers'
g, ieyances in the west, and is titling'
the prairies with a prosperous and con.
tented people.
It has introduced ' the postal note
system, to the great -convenience Of
all persons who have to remit, money
iri smell amounts.
It has incremed the population, arid:
by adding to the number of the bur -
d -e -hearers, lightened the load of the
dividuai taxpayer
It has set an example to all future
itavernments by proposing that the
constituencies shall be delimited by
High Court judges.
It has improved and energized the
C•tnadian immigratina ageneies in the
IThited States, in the British Islands
aari on the.contibent.
• It has given us fur the 1894-1:0 dee
" &its of 115,691,000, surpluses for 1898-99
of 58,560,000 and 13rornises a surplus of '
$7,500,000 for 1900.
le has given us the growing tine for
the blowing Lime, and prosperity in
farms and factories for prosperity in
etatistics and adjectives.
• It has lowered unperial and cloniestic
postal eharges, and yertshas reduced
• the deficit in the Poston:Ice Departs
merit from 5180.000 to $880000 •
It has ordered the railroads to aban-
don diecriniinating rtes In favor of a
corporation which for. years controlled
the railways of the United States. _
Dims liberalized and idiprOVed the
qu irantine relations between Canada
andthe Uni(en States, twthe great ad -
van tage of Canadian stockbreeders.
• it it had not been obstructed bv a
partisan Striate it *mild have abolish-
ed the ace.ndblonsgerryntanderof 1882
anitthe unfair, redistrIbUtiort Ineatiure
. of 1302. '
It.has arranged for the eonetruction
. (he Itainy River Railway, and for
other branchee in another great. tall.
Weraystent fterri the,Great Lakes tr.
tb ,Patifie.
Diluter eedirdd the-denUnditttiOn of
the,GerMail ebild the Belgian treaties,
, under which Britieh colonies could not
make preferential triode, areacteeintente
with tbe mother coUntry. •
' it,has seen the trade Of Canada ilitOW
fr. ro $224,000,006 In 1807, to 11321,000,000.
in 1W9, and has promoted all
ate trade Interwar; by timely and syrelN„
pathetic legislation.
it has 'leen general trade eondttione
zmproved, many old factories enlarged
many new factories opened, employ.
rnent become plenty and wages in-
creased in many industries.
It has given us tariff Which re.
duees the takee on many of the beeeso
sitinee of life, cheapette the raw rriater
a •
!eMany manufaeturere, and gives
a preference of 83 1.3 per cent to the
mother country.
It has legislated against the sweat.
Ing Oyetern on GOVetalltient, °entracte,
A. young daughter of Sam Vans:tune.,
Turn berry. bas a painful wt,und iti one:
foot. She stepped on a, garden rake ;
One tooth of .the rake was driven
through her foot. •
D. R, McIntosh sold his splendid
driving mare to Mr Berry, of Hensall,
f . . D. ui ay, s eld,
also Solii to t he same gentleman & team
of heavy hersee for $440. .
The contract has been let for the
Steel bridge on the outskirts of Wing.
hart, to the Stratford Bridge Co. for.
• $1,394. P. auteridge is to build the
abotraerits at $5 per cubic yard.
A pretty wedding was qtrietly cele-
lirsited at the residence Of Mrs Isaac
Bowinanvillre, on the 13th inst.,
when her eldest daughter, Irene. was
married to Nelson B, Cobbledirk, of
axe( er.
Word has been received cf the death
at -Wetaskiwin, Alberta, on -lime 121h,
of Jennie Blanche, infant dau liter f
Mr and Mrs Wm.`Thiralc, formerly of
Blake, aged nine numbs. Cause of
death was indigestion. "
Joseph Mahood, Lakelet, met With
an cm en near Amber PS t hat will
lay bine aside for some tune; his horse
backed over the bridge, tell on its back
and kicked Mahood in the face, besides
breaktrig two of his ribs.
A very' pleasant evening was spent
on june 13th, at 'Rowan Tree Place,'
Grey, the residence of Alex., Perrie,
when Miss Maggie Verne, his Sister,
Was married to Jas. 'Grant. Guests to
the number of about '70 Were aseerre.
bled,
A serious accident happened to Wm.
Bond while working in the Union fae-
tory in Winghatn. ne was running
the sander and stopped to temp the
belt when his arm was quickly drawn',
around the pulley, and broken in two
places.
Many WM regret to hear �f • the. be-
reavement that has come to the family
of Rev. 3. Moorehouse, of London, foe-
Merly rector of St. Paul's chtitcb,
P .
TI10 black •with Shi)0, Wilklia Ii,r) NOT WHOLLY A COWARD;
arid resiiienve /if Wm. Phillips, °
Angnstine, were burned on June le
fiying embers and was itleo berned,
Patmk Oarnisy'e bat n ceught fire from
Wednescl re found an interested
cotnpany at Reeve Torn boll's cons mod -
loos residence f -tis coo.. Gies' lo
nett s the t•N fid ceremony of ma t • ,
Hags, nor eni'llied by Rev, Jno Boss, B.
A 4 of 13ruseels,' between John Dole,a
Well k Mown young nien of trie Howick
eitenidet y, and Mistii Aggie M., yonne•
est &righter of the hoot and hostess.'
Yesterday.
^
(By S. Percy Cole,Goderiolo Township.)
Time's messseger, but lately horn,
Stood tiptoe on the hills of morn,
His little span was but a dory •
Awl now the t If has stipped;ews.y.
His obming lighted up our ephere,
He must have heard the hell and. sheer,
Of those who sought high hopes to crown
Before his sue went ewiftly-down.
Be came a siren whispering joy,
But serrow fobewed to annoy,
•And, with the parting of a breath,
Brought life to some, to others death.
With jeyous /tepee, what bitter pain
. ' Datui thiokattendMloe in hia rain,
Youth come with dreams-tbe Very old
Looked forth as to 0 story telci.
Oh little pilerite, purple clad,
• Could thy retina again be_ha,
rl
goivberingitbalseilkleo-nehliosswt y"eisleartylisayy;
A. JUSTIPIABLELDBEIIRS.
The •lare. to-ticrity et people very natut
ally have a jistititible desire that the pby
pretioriO4i0O SbOUld be Ailed by
eenapetent druggist,. Our long •experieuc
and our ample facilities for dispensing ar
at your command at all hours.
If , you. !ewe wisely decided to Mak
Paine's Celery Compound, that king of
inedicines, we .are always prepared to sup
ply your wan.s. Our stook of this populer
medieine is Always fresh and pure. We
rool)am3MCI ir. S.B. Hovey, Deus.
hist, Otintoe, Ont. t
•
curiosities of the ['Paris Expoe
Sit1011.
The cosnoorama, showing the earth
atm, moon and stars.
Giant, telescope, that • makes the '
Moon look sully a mile off, ' •
The mai eorama, a mimic sea voyage
taken on dry land.
An-actiee"Volcano, with daily erup- b
Untie and :it thq %lakes.
The cloud gallery. where t. visitors a
vralk above the clouds. •
Thesn'oterraneart world, showing .‘
hoer iicheet gold and silver MitIPS
look' and how they;are worked.
Paltiee of light, with walls of glass ' g
and co SIAL. etudtIed with diamond
and nisi per•ies of pearls:
Panne. ia the sky, a hugh house
shaped airehip that raises 2,000 feet. •
Great."Litth t• of in bet lesodiamond
worth $2.000,090. Biggest in th
win .
The enchanted hnuee.in which everv
thing is upside down, and, peoPti Walk
on the ceiling like . • ' v
A ItatIronderte ctooa Steelton For No
A-este/low Wen lat Robber*.
"Whew I hear people boast what the
woule, •or wouldn't du under the pertea
Won ota six shooter," said an old passe
ger conduttor, "1 am always reminded
THOROEIRk.113 BULL
--
6 The endethigned has a thorobred Durham
bull on his lot 77, Maitland con., for service
Terme $1.00 at time of eervioe, with privilege
Y of returning.
4. 13EDARD.
of MI Oxperlence ot mine years age ou tit
Iron Mountain railroad.
"I was stntion ageut at the time at
little town near Texareane and WI bee
summoned to Little .Rock on seem bus
ness that has nothing to do with this at
rY. I was in the first des, coach, well is
to the front, and in the next seat Was
express 'Uteeeenger who had attracted..
good deal of attention from the tact that
• he wore his bale long and had a pair 0
eensotrnotofust4reateconivreillivaestne: h
In his belt. T
r
ell filled with
Mixed crowd, -including perhaps a doze
wenien. At about 9 o'clock at nigh
while we were going over a very des
bite Dartor the road, the, train sloWe
down suddenly, and before we could in
mitre- what svas• wrong the front doe
flew open and,e riessionl man stepped in
side witha ' eawed off .shotgun at hi
shoulder; 'Sit atilt' lieyelled. TII tut
loose if airy soul moves a finger!' As h
spoke another masked man steppe
around him With a oinked reltelver M
hand and started down the aisle, lootin
the passengers as he vent. When h
tante to the express anessenger, he burs
out laughing. "You ecarecro.wr h
• MONEY TO LOIN.
PAIVATE PLUIDe.
• At low rates on first -clam mortgages.:
APply to
0.
P •Marcia 30-tf
G. 'ItIeTaggart, ,
Clinton, Ont,
Picnic Parties.
•
e Beeldeli a beautiful Petit and Spacious
' Dancing Paviliou, the groves in front of the
3, River House, on the banks of the viva have
been fitted up for PICNIC GROUNDS for *the
t, uhe and convenience of guests.
• tvery aticommodation can be given Emelt as
Arrangements ean e .
tor for conveyances of any number over. No
eliarge for use of grounds. Any particulars
for parties, apply to 'J. O. MILLER,
Clarendon Hotel, Clinton, or
River House, Sarileict,
d *a les, °halve, swirr macteavith the erderie
hammoolts, boitts etc.
s
said, 'what are you doing with them -
guns?' And he snatched •one or the pis-
ton. out of his belt and hit him over the
hour. with the bott. Then he took the .
other. made him hand over his wetchand
money and passed . on. The messenger
• wiped the blood off bis face and said
no`t'Alilitge.r it was all over ritd the robber •
- had .disappeared the messenger. was
- target for numerous sneering remark?
a '111 bad made e .break,' he said to
e quietly, ithat feller at the door vroul
e have blazed away with hie sawed '• -o
• gun and killed half the women Wks I
e
the car.' At the next stopphig plaCe h
TO BREEDERS
The phenoinepal well bract Standard home,
Ca,rentum 21795, will stand At W. W. Ferrates
am. near Stitt on at Clinton, every Monday
or e balance o eaeason,
Tartionens 21795 has In his breeding tbe
4roatest sires living or dead, also 12 of the
ereatest produong darns living. He has -10,
enquestionable breeding; and, extreme opted;
tho power (0 transrnth it
Ague; To insure, $15. For ;mit muted pedigree
see large catalog. Address .
A. CRARLBSWORTIL
fune'154f • - Maple Lea& stook Parra.
Famondville Ont
• •
a.
Give A Youth :
e : resolution and a course in Business
d • and Shortha d t th
• eon
got off, and one of the women stuck her
lead out of tbe window and ,ocrentae
Coward!' •
"Tun days later that same nieseenge
walked up t� a little cable in the moun
ains, kicked' in the door, shat two of th
•obbers dead in their ti•acke and capture
lithe others, all single handed. I ofth
vondered whether the woman who hol
ered 'Coward!'heard of that Incident," -
Now. Orleans TimesieDemoorat
DOORKNOBS OF...TODAY..
d AtOvea&tee The undersigned offers for sale_ at a low
figure, his comfortable cottage on' Queen St.,
• it Oarvo contioning,eight rooms, hard and soft water
r Ap0,-',.............._ in the house. Cottage in good repair, The
- Lor • ,- - lot contains over half an gore, and on ft are
__ plum, apple and pear trees. For further par-
e
Properties for Sale or to Let Professional andOtherCares
HOUSE FOR, SALE
A comfortable franie house on the corner ot
Queen and John streete, Clinton. Three-quar-
ters acres of land; good orchard.; hard weter,
etc.. also stable, APply to
Nov. Oth--4t MRS. T. TOWNSEND
HOUSE FOR slum.
The comfortable and oosyeettage oe +kneels
Street, ennton, recently ocoupiecl;by James
MoUlaoherty,ls afforest for sale on Yore reason.
Able terms,
Joint lifcCrAcenare.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
For sale, iota near the Flax Mill, 2 tote 00
ffrie St„s lots on Milton St. alOott brick cottage`
with frame kitOben•hat d water, good Orchard,
°emptying to JOHN RIDOUT% Clinton to
JOHN HENRY ,Rosendale, Manitoba.
FOR SALE.
, •
A large deuble brick house, built by the late
W. H. Manning, on Albert street. The house
Is in an excellent state et. repair and is suitable
for the aceommodation of two families. b'or
Partiouiars apply to.T. P. 'RISDALE Clinton,
Ont. Mare 9-tf
HOUSE for SALE or to RENT.
o vi St, naarOrgan
will buy a roomy, comfortable house wrtii good
lot -the property recently °coupled by Frank
Upshot!. Apply at once to--
• Bar;ister (to. 011;
ton.
•
'House and Lot tor Sale.
• The large and commodiouS house please:41Y
situated on Huron Street, occupied by tht un-
• dersigned is offer‘d for tele on very reasonable
terms. There is every accomodation,witb stable,
orchard, &o.
Sept 21. 1899. " CliW. nton
House and. Lot tor Sale •
. .
toularsapply to E: B. Hata,
d ari4 wee shay .place limits is career.• Junes -lin Clanton.
uanuogne tree.•
n
_ J. W. WESTERVELT,
Prinekr1 .
, FOR SALE. •
2:21.1.1 ofnea42i nia.i.,?! the a pnoftagallatt.
ANyvvvwwwwwwwwwy% ?s, eon.li, kIllies 'rerZtederich ;ind 7 from
• Clinton. _the farm contains good buildings
••• ' • ' RIJIIIBILL'S ' • and good fences, well watered and well under -
drained. There is a large bearing orchard
and garden of small fruits. Terms to suit pur
chaser. Apply to WM. GOULD, on the Pre
wises, or Goderieh P. 0, • •• June 8-slin
They Come In Hundred,. of Shapes
nod Most of Then* Are Bronze. -
. The doorknob of 51/ Years -ego was of
rass., Then mime into use the mineral
nob, which plenty of people of middle.
go will be able to recall. Mineral knobs
vere made of clays of 'different colour '
nd sometimes of clays of different colons
mixed. the 'knobs beitig baked -with a
lazed surface. 'A common and familiar
form .Uf the mineral knob was about the
dolor of dark mahogany. In their day .
• mineral knobs were nighty esteemed, and
• some of them, cost as much as $12 doz-
• ett pairs. Now there are mineral knobs!.
' that eau be bought for--75-eset* *
pairs. . Mineral knobs are still used
• After the mineral the bronze knob
• came into fashion,. and after the bronze
' the Wooden knob came into more or less
extended use. The prevailing doorknob
or today as used in cities Is made of
• bronze. The 'first bronze knob put on
the market cost 57 or $8 a pair. Many
bronze knobs in one form and nother
are now produced very cheaply, 'but it
might easily -be that fine, handsome
bronze knobs would cOst from $2.50 to $6
•
CURTAIN RAISERS.
• Minute •Palmer is playing In London In
her old success, "My Sweetheart." •
• Mrs, Felix Morris to go on the
vaudeville stage as A fiNtt nslinia
, Augustus Thomas was at one time a
ticket seller In the Olympic theater, St.
Louis.
• Denman Thompson, and • George; W.
Ryer • have'. written a play called "The
New Minister."
Zanies J. 'Jeffries will take the' phfrief
Arliona sheriff in the new PlaY Clay
M. Greene is writing ter him. . ' • t
Charles Hoyt has a neiv play well
In hand tor next seation. The title is -to
be "A Bunch of Blue Ribbon."
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt' and U. Coque_:
lin, .it Is announced, will make a tour of
the :United States to last six mouths. •
•
Sir Arthur Sullivan's new opera, '",,,The
Rose of Persia," is to be produced in ew
York by the original London company.
, 'Mme. Pan has for sonae time held the
record for the higbest sum that has been
earned in a year by a woman, her hi /hest
total for the 12 months being 8350,090.
Elite Proctor Otis; now playing -the
leading role in Woman and Wine," is
considering an offer to star in David Be-
lasco's "Zaza" in Australia next season.
The. first role of any length Della Fox
assumed was Blithe in Augustus Thom-
as' "Bditha's Burglar," which was the
first of Mr. Thomas' plays produeed. This
was In 1884.
WATCH AND
JEWELRY*. STORE.
just seeeived a lot of new Belts,
Buckles, Belts,Bangle Brace.
lets, eto. -The latest goods in the
market.' . ' •
We make specialty of fitting
Spectacles and Bye (*lasses.Eyes examined free. •
wn/
•
CANADIAN
Petkciri
a pain More or less brass 'knobs arec,
Will run
striolinzemdaedsefgnsb.ut m
nowadays ostly in seekers,
flomi,
Doorknobs are now made of Iron, and
'•they are still made in considerable vtiri-
•
• TOWN TOPICS.
Boston has an Omar Khayyam club.
Has Boston gone back Browning? -
Washington Post.
Chicago is looking for a public school
superintendent who is as vvise as a ger-
pent and • witla no Ettore politics than
deye.-MInneapolis.Journal.
Philadelphia has made up her mind to
iMend $12,000,000 in filtering her water
supply. Chicago' spent $80.000,000 Ur
Ve St' Louie soMething filter. -Sts
Ilia Star.
She Voted,
hat was the topic ot debate in our
club today" asked one mother ot the
em nit* et:safety.
"The,,, topic of debate? was the re.
"Whyeser--let me itee4 can't
eniember what the topie was. But I
Toted oti either the positive or negative
ide of the question. r forget Which."--
"Vashingtoti Star.
Potato bread lit used by the native!' of
Thuringle to .teed their horses, especially,
when they are worked hard in very cold
weather. The animal* thrite on it, Atte
tlleir health and strength are ereellent.
Iliad kart In Life.
'Twills- ought to • he .careful- what
nines they give their children." '
"Yee, indeed; teeny a boy who &end
AV* been a inieceseful merchant has
been ruined by having battle given him
filch made hint think he! ought to' tre
0 write poetry."--,Chicage Record.
PunstOne-See here, Old 4111113, what do
ou Mean by taking my Jokes anti pass.
tie them off as your own?
leunston-Well, you mee, les thie way.
nai 0 geed natured ;sort of (AIM and
on't mind taking a Joke from a friend.-
xchange.
The original shamrock of Ireland has
ong been extinct. '1'1)0 plant ealled the
hainroek is the white clover.
Between dyspepsia anti table manner*
here is no tun ih eating any moro.-De.
reit Sournal.
Winghalts His only daughter, Mabel, •,
died from diphtheeetie croup, tater e
four day& illness. • r
On Wednesday, June 18th, Join 7,
Sellers of Morrie township, was miss-
4(rd'm his bachelor quarters ai3
when the mystery was solved it wa
learned that be had taken a, quiet win
t� Windeor, Ontoevrbere hd was Milt.
ed in the holy bondk of matrimony
with Gfarnies,of Detroit-4er* •
nrierly.et Atorris.
Morris knit one of its aged, respect-
ed reteidente ViYednesday of last
.week in the person of Mrs ktelklejohn,
eelitt of the late - Sinclair Aleaklejohn.
1:teceasett' And - her • hneband *ere n
among the early settlers of Colborne.
tntinehiP but eagle to Iiitdegle tome w'
tontftetn years' ago. '
• The .etquiry' into the circumstances
surrounding the death of the young
man whose body was found on the y
railway track near Blyth on the Ord
Inet., was COpeleded. On Friday. Noth-
ing further Watt brought out to throw I
.1Itght on the Manner in which deceased d
.met hie death. The jury brought in g
itit open verdict m accordance with the
evidence before them.
Very sad was the surprise of many I
on Sunday week as the news spread 8
that Hattie second daughter of
Thos. and Otevut llth COIL.
Grey, had paid natiire's dept early that t
morning. Deceased was born in null. t
ett township and was 22 years of age.
She was a bright young wornanc_ pat.
fent and light itearted uith a COnliding
trust in the Saviour.
Ast Explatiation.
Children Cry for
CASTOR (A
ety of shapes and sizes of various kinds
of wood. There are also . made door-
knobs of glass. • These are now 'produced
in greater variety than tormerly. Thor
are made In smooth and in cut Ones, and
some of them simple in design as they
may be, are beautiful. Glass doorknobs
cost up to $4 a main But while door-
knobs are naade' tend sold in all those va-
rious material, yet the prevailing knob
in city use and the •one that would be
found in one grade and quality or anoth-
er in most ,of the city's dwellings would
be one of breeze.
• Among the hintdeeds or varieties in
which doorknobs are made there may be
found not only knobs in various conven-
tional forms, but knobs made in con-
formity with architectural styles and bis-
torical periods. Vol. all that, doorknobs
are not infrequently made to order for
single 'wipes from designs furnished by
tbe architect. -New York Sun.
% Almost Insulted.
Amid the lace bargains in one of .the
targe dePartrnent stores the other -day a
shopper engrossed in thought set her lit -
tie japanese spaniel on the counter. One
of the salesgirls, not seeing the little dog,
ew a remnant of reduced lace over hint
ntirely submerged him.. When the
woman ent to look for her pet, he was
net to be foiled, but several shrill yelps
accompanied by an upheaval of the lace
betrayed Ws presence. Ete was quickly
rescued from his predicament, and the
woman, showering kisses upon his moist,
upturned nee% said, "1)1d they cover
mamma's precioua with cheap 50 ct nt
lace7"
The salesgirl, who evidently had dultis
vitted .diplomacy, Assured the dog's mis-
tress that th* lace had. been reduced front
$1 to 50 cents, and the woman took her
pet away inollified.--Philadelphia Record,
' Got All Ile Asked rots. •
Another "meanest man" has been
found. Be lives in the city and conducta
thriving buelnerse. The other dee 4
seedy Individual approaehed hiin and
"aid: "Say, nister, I'm hungry and would
like to get a nickel to get of coffee
and a roil. I have tour penidelland only
need orle,More.' Pleas� give nie a penny."
The man, after searthinrhimseir, bald:
"I haven't got It venni'. LIf 1 have hi a
nickel. Give Mc your !fele' centit;In
change, ittd 1 Will- give yolt the nickel."
The beggar requhstretbat his ewe be
not mentiedied in efintiedtion With the
itermseCittelitatilA Enquirer. • .
hr14 iflotrimerelsti Illrillittetrk.
Merchant -Mie. Marnuoluke Plingfirons
toe
*Me
r seems to be a perfeti lade.
ming Women Clerk -Indeed the lel
Y. al, never asks the price of a thing
buyi.-Trellanapolls Journal.
• Spelled Rix WheOr7r.
Mr. /Cnoweit---Red hair always decent.
pantos great strength. It is natiiral-
•Wunder-Get nett yy evAr
frivi redhonded elephant?* 13a timer,
Amerleatt.
Insoritentons.
An urchin in a eountry parish In
Snetland, having been told by hie par -
rude to read a newspaper cloud te
them, began to do no hi the UMW
drawling manner of the parish school
Re had not proceeded far when his
mother stopped him short, exclaiming:
"You reseal! Boo dere ye road 4,
nevrepaper wr the Bible twangi",..
London Telegraph. • •
60 Day
•1 Exeuriions
To the
winnipeg ....^
• At Bottum Fares
Deloraine .• . • '
Antler • ,.
Estevan
iiinscarth
Hamlets
Swan River
Regine. ..... . - s„"n
Yorkton . -
.
Meoseie.w .. 4Seall
i Canadian
. North West Calgary. es
Prince Aln'ert . re35
1 Red. Dem, o All
) Going Tune 10th. tdzu ro nnt oi ling . .
until.iPA:gusv t
, 2001.. (Ail rail. or 5.3. Alberta).
t Going; July 13th. Returning until Septem-
') erh'X171`°natg 1• e.nm
ine until Septem.
iber Han, (All rail or 3.8. Alberta.)
For tickets and further information apply
' to SOY Canadian Paretic Agent, or to A. H.
NOTMAN, Asst. Gen"! Passenger Agent,' King
St, East, Termite. 4
R •
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The
Morning Post
HAMILTON.
A New
One Cent Daily.
• Independent in Politiciiit
Will Printall the News for
all the PeOple.
Will be mit about June 1st, 190e.
Sent to any eddress for
4 Months for $1.00 or one
• Year tor $3.00.
THE MOE MING POST
nowium.,
13 uir
Yotir
PIANO
AND oRa4
At the elintOn Music Store
Which is aled Olittteri headquartere for
the noted
!MeBurne3r
,Beattie
Morass
ind seem' f01 is bargain in a high
grade, durable and eitey running wheel.
0. !HOARE, ousrrotki
Close& -Harrison, of Norwood, and his
young son were drstivnted while fishing at
at Trent Reidge.
Census olliohils are novr Analog honored('
o f Chicago eitifisne who were overleoked
h y the enumsratore,
• Titthroey *Mil will send front New York
400 representetivee to the Damooretio con-
ventiOn t Itetlatta Oily,
The Government of arnaios 16 0011filder.
'Ing a petition for the establishment of
direct line of steamere between Canada
and Ja90a1001 Southern port*,
' STORE 'FOR SALE.
• The premises occupied by It. 3. Muff, and
consisting of a firs elan brick store, on Albert
• Street, Clinton, is offered for sale on easy
term •
Also .Cottage on Albert Street, with twe
lots, stable, and all conviences. Particulars
• on ape/cation to Mrs W. Robertson, Clinton
orriirs 0, W. McGregor, Constance.
•
BUSINESS PROPERTY POE
That dedirable Brick Business Stand on Al-
bert St., Clinton, occupied by Mr N. Robson, is
offered for sale, including rear 101 and arable.
The location's one of.the best in Clinton. The
property is free from inouinbranoeand title in-
disputable. Price reasonable and terms to suit
purchaser. Apply to GEO. STANBURY, Lon-
don Road or address Clinton P. 0
For Sale or to Rent.
•
The 'choice brick house on the corner of Fel-
ten arid Joseph streets, belonging to the estate
g"l:1L:rfgif (:=1tagereaePr
for ale e.7;sriiferta•
nary family, is practically a new house, with
• all conveniences, and three -tenths of an acre
of land. If the property is not sold or reeled,
parIOt it. 'will be rooted. Apply to
W. COATS Executor 0 nton.
• -
Fenn for Sale or to Rent.
•
203 acre farm for sale or to rent, being Lots
29 and 80, 8111 concession of Hullett township;
125 acres under cultivation, the rest bush and
pasture land; watered by a well supplied river;
school house NO, 5 situated on the 'farm; good
large batik barns, stables, sheds ana other
buildings, also lt story house; else good or-
chard; iuts all conveniences. Terms easy.
Apply on the farm to
_ • ALBERT C. 'ODDER',
or by letter to Totidesboro P. O.. Ont. 1m
. .
JAMES SCOTT
Rarrister, Solicitor, Ste.;
CLINTON.
Orrics-Pdliott Mock, Isatea Street,
itIONEIK WO EGAN.
Wo BRYDONE•
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ,:illoTART
puBrAzo, swo.
00Ipe—Beaver 1310eit •
Up -stairs, Doreen° Pestera. Photo etellere
°LIMON
CHAR LES SEAGER
Barrister, Solicitor, Votary and Conveyance
•• Oillee-Opposite Colborne Motel
Embark%
• M..G CAMERON
WetteerlY of Cameron Holt & Cameron)
• BARRISTER, AND S0LICIT9kt,
Mop -Hamilton St opposite Colborne Home
GODERICH, CoNT
OARROW 84 OARROW
BARRISTERS; SOLICITORS, ETO.
Oince-Corner lramilton St and the Saner
floderich, Out,
3. T. GAMOW. 0, 0. 'Vitas. Gennow,L.L.13
PROUD FOOT 84 HAS.
BARR reTzlis, SouorroRs, NOTARrEE; PUBIII0
• PROOTORS ttr erne Kum= Conan, &Si
Orrice: North st., next door toSignal Office
Private Fundosttoiniteenrdest,at lowest rates
•11,0. HAYS.
PROUDFOOT. ' •
;
OIPHN. RIDOUT•
CONVEYANCER, COMMISSIONER, ETO.
Real•Estate and Insurance Agent. Nonfat' to
' lend. on Mortgage and Note security.
_ .
Office -HURON STREET, CLINTON
DR. G. ERNEST HOLMES'
DENTIST .
(Successor to pr. T. C. .Bruce)
Erpeesaist 11 crown and Bridge Work
L. D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur-
geons of Ontario, Toronto, _
D. D. S. -First-class Honor graduate of Den.
talDepartment of Toronto iluiversite.
Special attention paicl to preservation of
children's teesh. Will visit Bayiteld every
Monday.
Meeover W. Taylor & Son's shoe store.
, •
On. AGNE,i1V.
'DENTIST, CLINTON
Crown and Bridge Work.
AT. ZURICH THE 2ND THURSDAY og
• • EMIR MONTH
Office Hours -9 to 5.
DR.; C. W. THOMPSON
Physician, Surgeon; bite
Office and Residence-,
.Rattenburi Street,
*X •
DR: WM. GR AFIONI
Licentiate of the Royal College Of PhYsiolans
• • Lendon, England,
Office and Residence- •
-
rEnnws mark, lip Stairs,
Successor to Dr..Turnbull.
1111. WM. GUNN, L. 0. P. and L. R. 0. 13, •
A.7 Edinbtirgh.• 0010.3 -Ontario Skeet Clinton
NisLtesibett-fronedeer ei residence on Rattan
bury St., opposite Presbyterian church.
GOOD FAUX FOR SALE,
•
A climbable farm for sale being Jet No. 95,
lith concession, of tho township of Goderich,
one nnlle south 'of Boluiesville, known as the
Cole farm, 80 mires, fall ploughieg Of 40 acres
all well done, 10 acres of fall wheat, 16 •acires
meadow, balance in pasture, orchard of choice
bearing fruit trees, all the front of said farm
• isa boa natal row of maple trees, a log house,
• stone dairy, bank barn, offered; for sale on
very advantage terms.
T. 13. PICKARD. Ilelmeireille P.O.
A• Bargaidri and.
'• Here's a Chance. •
Por safe cheap and on easy terms -part
of Lot 4, Bayfield Comiession, Goderieh
township; 55 acres. • Apply to
W. SCOTT,
Sept 7.3m Brueelield.
Splendid rail11 to Rent or foreale
Subseriber offers either to rent or for
his farm of 140 acres, eituated On the Huron
road, Teekersmith, half a mile from the time
of Clinton. It hi all Cleared, with Aniteilass
buildings, bank barn 000, With windmill,
implement house tezse,with stone foluidetiOn,
atone oie house -Mae, With hen hoes* above,
geed frame hot's, three aorta el Faunal Groh*
ard, creek running through the piece; The
farm is It first -Cling one in eVery respect and
to any .ohe who take/Nesbit to rent or buy
reasonable tering will las roadie ,-Pouesidon
at any thee.
(fintoti, Jisillikit 26th, Lem • •
ee•-•-•44444-41-eas
60 seeolies make &minute
00 manatee make ti hour, but
60TypCivriting Machines
mot. the tineo equipment in Mende
frsf piOliaing expert operator.. *The
bakoplt egalgrattn‘and..besideg nois
loor„rt vtor OM* 111
.4411et.
7 NV ‘4411iiidiatt Atitaingt00
T_IklitOellege to open Siery ra-ontii
So
in4he yam° and studente may enter
any time end etudity for bei11130110
positions on ebott notice.
• Speoird strInnater term from July
Clatakigne tree.
• W. 11 SHAW, Principal
•
1111)11 OLSTVAINGs
•
The undersigned wishes to Minottnee te the
people of Olinten Mid surrounding eonntry
that he had Teemed in (Minton and li proper.
ell to de kinds of tJeltelatering, Mattress
Metkilig, Carpet Sewing Mid laring. All orderS
8,garm.toximitzi:gativk attentiot.
nr
Ttelli 64 M W. N. WALKER. Canto
oleo.
DR. a. W. EfilaW, PERMIAN, SURGEON
ascoucheur, etc., clic.) and residence On.
Mee St., opposite English church, formerly oo
oupied by 111, Appleton, Clinton Ont.
D. STANBURY, GRADUATE OF THE
Medical Department of Victoria Cayce-
sity, Toronto, formerly of the Hospitals and
Lispensarie_s, New York, Coroner of the
County of Huron, Baylield, Ont. •
. ,d. - R. FOWLER,
Gold and Silver Medalist, first-ciess honor
graduate of the ontarto Veterinary
College.
TREATS DISMASM3 Or. Ara• ANERALS.
Night and day oats %towered at ofIlee-Dr
Worthington's cad stand,00n. Commercial Rot e
•
j31.BLAORALL VETERINARY SURGEON
.11(inoraryGradeate of the OntarloVeterintry
College. Treats alldisesses ot domesticated at 1,
inale on the rnost raodern and solentino
pies • Office- itnmediately south of the New Et a
Mice, Beddow:* - Albert $t., Clinton. Ca/1
eight orday attended to preraPtke
IVEARRIAGE Lit/ENbE, JAMES SCOTT, OE.
Au. %
Asurer of trarriage Licensee, Library Room
and Residence, Mary street Clinton.
jrAMESEAMPIIELI.i, LONDES/30110,
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES,
No witneilees rooked .
1 1 W. irARNCOMR, hturtinta &sell or
41'. L. O., Provincial Land Surveyor and
Olvit Engineer, London Ont.-omoe at Geo
' fameares Grocery store. dunton.
156
bEMIL'S .PAP94adly pfntd and bound in 01.Voldme.
.lgrahd soUtetion of those treekv;-rentimentar. bidb•
otiatbmkt I a Wolfablo treasury' of.the world'apopu•
az 'and beautital sonna' Ma, 10 coma wawa
Soiatreirateatoragramdi reeves,. Toreate, ma.
01,4INTPII IVIARBLE WORICB,,
cousivirom fiziNn. •
Next to Commeratha
This este) tenrdelit Is wadi op Mien end an
Order:Med in the mot eatisfeeto /4/14,Tpften e-
tery sett granite work a epecialtf• loot as
re /outwit as them °tatty eigablisliree
I. It, HOOVER, Clinton
MeKILLOP MUTUAL OMB
INSIIIIANCE CO.
raltid 1#101,AtElY Istrp PitoPERTII
ONLY
ortinetszte
W. IL liteneati. President. Itipeen F. O.: Thor
1, raser. Vietenreeident, Breeched P. 0 . W. J•
Shannon, Seey-Teears..Seeferth P.0.1 Thee, Si
BnYe. Inspector of Losses, Seater% P.0,
ninzereive
W. G. anatifoot, etwiforth; /An 0. Grier,
W uthrop O.; George Dale. &Worth; Thee,
E. nets, fieaforth; Benentoed P.
0.; John Watt, Iletlock 1). TliOnisAl Frain*.
Itreeelleld ; John 13, MeLeen, Xippon jamas
ammo,. Porter Hill.
OUTS
ltobort Smith, ITarlotk; Itobts Mdtelan,
forth; Jamee Cumming, Egniondvinnt
Yoe., Flohneeville ; John Goveulock and John
m
o. ermen. *editor.
Puttee desirous to effect /nsurtince or trafee
act other business will be promptly attended to
on applioation to any or the abetOrnoerit
adargila 18 their retteeettet elittai• ,