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THE CLINTON nw Baia
DOMINION -
DAY'
EXCURSIONS
Going Settleday June
30th,
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Additional Local News the public mind tO the Curebillty, -
the coptitgeon and the prevention of
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consuneption, as well ay in providing re
Proneet1011i in GlInten 'School, means for the maintenance the hoes se
pltal fot the poor, A. number of quee-
MISS O'NEte's Promoted tions were asked sod answered, after as
to 4th clef/se-Davie Bessie. Revers, which the election of officers and coni-
Vera,Forter,11., Flin'toff, Idabel, Rode- mittees wee preceeded with. R. Rene-
wed way, Roy, johmion, Bert, teach. Gif- ford .watt appointee chairman, I.P. Tis -
far d, Olson; Belva Danford, Mabel, dall treariurete and D. Le Macpherson
_ Doherty, Helen, Manning, Willie. secretary; additional members of the
MISS MACKAY'S DIVISION-Pion:Mt- executive comMittee are as followes•-•'
ea to 3rd class-Herraan, Gladys. Mac- Rev. A. Stewart, Rev. T. J. Murdoch,
Intyre, Me.Perdue, Nellie, Webb,Maye Messrs .R. Rowland, J. O. Stevenson,
Asdreves, Clifford, Dunford, Pearl, We W. Ferrero, 11. O. Brewer, W. IL
Andrews, Amy, Managha,n, Ruby,0a,r- Newcombe and W. Brydone. The an- I di
ter, Eddie, Noble, Flossie, Oopp, tear. anal fee of Members is payable on or I Ie
ence, Furey, Beery, Sage, ROY, Doher- before Sept.30th each year. A number
ty, fieGreiseh, Nellie, MoIlveen, Wil- have paid already. those desiring to ,
bert. become members and pay annual fee
Miss Ocitemes DivisIoN,-- Promote may call upon Mr Tisdale the local "
ed to Sr, 2nd-Wilken, Laura, Fora Treasurer.
Clete, Foster, Mamie, Johnson, Etta,
Cooper Lucy, leer,. Hazel, Steep; Ed- LBAdien Getran.-Goderich iincl Olin" I
die, MuMball, Ray, Walkinshaw.Ruth, ton will play a leigue match here to -
Macpherson, Chrrlie, Butledge,Jeanet, dee' (Friday) at Recreation park at 4 ,
Feenelin, Mildred, Fisher John, Wil- o'clock, It will be a good close game
son, illis, Ford, Wray,' Tenney, L., sand every person invited to be pres-
lewd', M., Hall, Charlie, Hall, Mor- ent. In the club Clinton, Goderich
ley, East, Sadie, Ransford, M. G., Hey- anti Wingliam have each won and it
wood, Wilfred. one game -
MISS Turusna's Drvrembe-Promot.
ed to 2nd class.-- 'Mennel. Dollie,
O'Neil, Hazel, Chant, Gertie. Grigg,
• Roy, °deltas, Electa McCaughey,
Rome, Stewart, Pearl,' West Arthus,
Mitchell, Emerson, Finch. Della.
lor, Greisch, Harold, We s
Clinton
cw Bezzo, Willie, Stevene, Lois. The
other classes will be arranged after
&ow Lorne, 'Wilts% Elva, Crich,
Vacation..
NondaY July 2nd,
Return Tuesday July 3r0
SINGLE FRE.
To all points in Canada. Thereto and
all information
V, R. RODGERS,
Railway 86 Steamship Agent, Clinton,
Page
Fashions may come and goone color may he popular°
Eri=n2imTu9s...,. ,
Dollars you can siveet ewcorabe' "
this se ison and another one next, but Van ever heard of a lady XaNeasitieetri-garnmiersonnon a os
being 'out af style" attired in a Black Dress. Every lady
sessicirle, frezrew
ishould have one or two in her wardrobe. There are times r
Dimisgmor—w_Tg iwznette
it. is not useful. Everything that' e nevE, ko3144-Dreas Goods feiga131J-Neigonu70;t::::.:.:::
.. .. • American dress muslins-Hodgens Bros
when a Black Dress is indispeusible and there in no time when
will be found in,,our stoek awl everyone fully guaranteed.
we have too many high-priced Dress Goode
and for
Satlir44y, June 30th •
4I the last day Of the month, Will make the following
substantial reductions. Come and See the beauty and wearing
'worth of these high class goods and save the diffirense between
proper values and these' Cut prices :--
4 -yard Skirt Length of tuir be Silk and Mohair Orepons
$ 6.50 Skirts for $8.95.
7.00 . . " ' ' 4.00 .
,8.00 . . 5.00
12.00 . • • . - •7,00
Dress Lengths of 6 yards each and no. two alike :
. ....
$ 8.25 Dress for $5.50 •
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8.95 ' ' . 6.25
12.00 : " 800. .
If you wish to share in these bargains be on handliright. and
early Saturday morning. . , .
Satur4a3r..: -dayuin June and in order to Make
. Sat rday being .the last 'bargain
Bargaitis iinonth•we will place on sale in ad -
t rounsl. upthe, largest o! the
•
dition to the Black Goods the great-
est bargains we have ever offered. Note the saving on the
following : . . •
Genuine Scotch Ping- ,taetles and logintelous members. X
'hams, mmonof no general interest or i cuport-
256,for 1 2%C 1 ' beets seen the entire day up to 12 at
2)0 yards of apron gingharns 35% 7 pieces only of :genuine -Scotenight Wasted in some profitlessdiscus
h
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inches wide, with and witliont ginghatris,
ixed cheoks ot blue mice, and then.from 12 to 2 a. 63bust-
borders, in colors of light and . . and pink,blaek, pink and whips ,,,. neEis involving the expenditure of mil
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dark blue, red, etc., in checks, ' and • black arid white, also " • • lions would pass without 'difficulty.
heavy quality, our 9c goods, stripes of bine and white,, full ,
to clear on Saturdoy a 28 , 28 and BO inches wide,will tand
the hardest was .onr rgular •
pried is 25c,to cleat on Saturday
7c To•weling at •iliic.
. .
250 yards of brown linen toWeling
15. inches wide, fine soft ; finish, C+ownsa,ta0c '• .
well worth 7c, to clear on Sat- Ladies' gowns made of fine white
urday at ,i6 C" cotton, with yrike of tucks and
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etnbroidery, sleeves and collar
250 and 350 Towels nicely.trimmed, seams all over -
Stitched, covered buttons,regu-
at 19e tar 76c, to .eleateon•Saturday, at
151 towels made of extra heavy each 1500
linen, sizes 18x36 and 20x40,.. .
fringed ends and fast coloredSnap in Men's
borders, regular 25e and 35c
.I e Overalls, .
towels, to clear on Saturday at
Men's overalls mad') of Ware hea-
vy quality ofijean:in grey Only,
all sewn With best linen
thread., will not rip, 'usually
sok) at taper pair,to clear on -
Saturday at •per pair • 50c
BargaAuln Cot-
tonades
28 inch veide cottenades m extra .
heaVy quality all dark colors,
stripes and checks, regular 25c
and 30c values, to go Saturday
et
20e Sheeting for 14c ..
1 piece only of unbleached twill ,
sheeting, fell 2 yards wide,very
' fine even thread, made of goed
strong cotton yarn, if bought
to -day would sell at25c, special s
.for Saturday -only , .........14 3
75e Umbrellas at 39e .
. Men's umbrellas with coveting of $2.25 Shut 'Waists.'
gooi alpaca, strong frame, car-
ved wood ha,ndlestregular price °
75c each to clear on Saturday
each — . . . .. . . : .09c
• colors arid size, our regular. $2
Ginghams at 41/c
2 , -, Saturday at,........... ... . . ..*1-1115
and $2•25 Waists, to clear on
41/yards of ginghancts,;25 ineheS' • ' ' '
wide, in small and laege checks.A Ribbon Chance, •
assorted colors, worth nearly•
double what ve4 II,Sk for them, 50e Ribbon for 25e
Saturdayetour choice at ellec •
- 150 yarcls of fine silk ribbons, in. •
300 Caps. for 19e...-- - checks awe plain eolors of blue,
'duck, in cadet blue ana white, n1 agold,uvNe, i lel I; ofawn,blackg, ertece11"
., four nin y':
. ' Children's outing caps made of
nicely made and lined, our tecees wide, hest quality. taffeta
gulat 30e caps.to elear,on Setae- talk, regular 40e, See and 60c
day
,..., ...osie qualities, to clear at per yerd...25c
e.. ... I . •
Bla,ek-Velvet Ribbons with •
Satin. back in assorted widths
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90 Apron Giagham
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FIRIDAY JUNE 29, 1900.
Ottawa Letter.
GETTING TIRED.
ENTRANCE Er -Ante -The examination
of candidates for •entrance to the Col-
legiate institute were held on Nteednes-
day,Thereday and Friday ofthismeeki
ThePublic School Leaving and Peet I
Now that warns weather -hags set in, Junior examination will lee held on
July 3 and 4. These papers will he ex -
the m'embers rnenifest a disposition to amined this year by the department at
facilitate biistness and get away to
their homes, . The session, has lasted Toiontos. instead of by the Connty
13,Sat de air heretofore. '
five montheet large portion of the time
. A RELIGIOUS PuneecAerene.-DreW,
having been taken up with matters to
Briggs, publisher, Toronto, has just
a large extent buncombe • Being so
near a general election it was quitena.t- issued te pamphlet by Rev. A. Miller, of
ural that the metpbers of • the Oppose Elute% on Plyrnouthiem and The
tion should endeavor to find out weak Modern Churches or Life, Light, Law;
ham?, And Learhing. The bock centime 184
spots of the Government and
capital thereon. But. in my opinion pages. and in it some of the cardinal
think the Government has
come' doctrines of the Oheistia:n faith are set
. •
thriangh the Session unusually well and forth. and expleeneaand contrasted
strong. Investigate and search as they with the eeliefs of the Brethren. The
may, the Oppeentiop have not been book may be had from W. Cooper,.
able to lay their finger Ligon solit- bookseller, price 50 cants. •
ery traneaction of a corrupt nature or • Tut aoith Peeese-The Pelle etre'COns
the iniproner expenditure of it single ing I Who are the Pulls? They ate the
defier. Natwithstandiug all unsup- World's Favorities and Kings Of Hypnoe,
ported assertions to the contre,ryenot a tisni. Tb people who possess the highest
.solitary boantial has been fastened up-. moult powers, who carry Meir suggestions
on the administration. . Sir triharles out in the most feruss. Their • work :is
Hibbert 'Lipper's "scandals!" have been marvellous: • Prof. Theo. Pull is assisted
laughed at by his Own friends; they by Mr Joseph N. Pull... They have a
paw, and SOtne of them privately ad- . novelty this year in using •very elaborate
Mit, that they are political fireworks, contnnies for different scenes; It is an•
fee effect only. The Governtriene bas. original ideaof the Pelle and something,
a record for administrative ability, in- never attempted by any other Hypnotists.
tegrity and business -like. management They .will be beta on July 5th, Oth and 7th.
that shows wonderful capability and AdmistiOn 10o; 20e and 80o; reserved seats
adaptation to circtimstanees. 1 start- at.Jackson Bros. " •
ed this paragraph ..in reference to the - .JunelerBerr iei.0o. tonne CASES.
lerigth of the session, but drifted away :From the Signal Honor .. Judge
from- that point: The actual work MessOn• on -Tuesday morning gave
might be transacted eny year in three' - judgment in two actions . tried before
ratintlis,asere it .not for Obstruction hin. at the tiounty Court last week.•
.1e Gardner vs, Cooper, in which' there
was atlispute ai to the amount to be
.paid by defendant to plaintiff for his
WOrkl'as it plasterer, Me 1.10nor 'gave
j udg men t for the plaintiff for $70.37
and fell County °pert costs. In But-
ler vs. elcelicken, • in which plaintiff
sued .an Old judgment, indgment
was given.for plaintiff for .0283,32 with
Oeunty Court costs of action.
Church Chimes.
Japan.ez' e China
and Wedding Presents
elt%
eeee
Daring the lastfew years thederoand for Japanese
Ohina has been steadily iuereasing, and almost
every wholesale house is making a specialty of it.
The reason is, we presume, because the goods are
prettier and more tastily decorated than other
lines and more reasonable in price.
VVc have just opened up .
5 cases of these goods direct treat one of the late
gest importing houses, which,
we secured at a Very
close figure.
The line comprises Salad .Bowls, Chocolate Set,
Flower Pots, Plates, Cups and Saucers, Omani eat,
Sugars, • Butters, Mustards. Five o'clock Tea Sete,
etc.
Rev. G. F. Salton, pastor'of
You wffi find the prices very 10w.
Centers-
Rattenbury St., Olintore left on Mon-
ary church, Hamilton, and foraierly of
day on a three months' trip to the old
country. He goes alone.
Rev. Dr. Gifford, the incornieg •pas-
tor of Ontario St. church, arrived in
town last (Thursday) evening, and en-
ters on his duties on Sunday next. 'He-
witt vender good service. '
' Rev. F. H. Larkin, late pastor of the
First Presbyterian chureh, Chatham,
was presented with a gold watch by
the congregation, and Mrs Larkin
with a purse of money,on their leaving
for Seaforth.
Croseleyand Hunters the evangelists,
are conducting services in Elora; a
spirit of. unity preyails among the
churches, the Presbyterian, Methodist
and Episcopal churches all uniting
heartily ip, theee meetings.
The Christian Guardian announces
the death of Rev. Francis Colensateone
of the pioneer ministers Of the Metho-
dist church, at Hanailton,whsre he has
been 'residing. for several 'years. He
was an uncle of Mrs Robt. Holmes,. rif
Olintono . -
We notice in a June dumber of the
Boston Lights a paper from the pen of
letre M. L,Ashley, Londe -shore, written
and read by request•of the graduation
exercises of the • Gordon Missienare
Training School of that city, of weed)
Phe is a recent graduate. The paper
may appear later.,
per pair
10c Scrim for 7c
25 yards only of 0 scrim, $8 ipches
wide, in cream only, fine open
design, our regular 10c quality,
to clear at • 7c
100 Victoria Lawn 61c
200 yards only of flee even quality
Victoria, lawn, 40 inches wide,
regular 10c value. special for •
Saturday only at .... .... Gge
O $1.25 Parasol for 75c
Ladies' parasols with top of gloria
and warra,nted not to turngrey,
steel rod, fancy wood handle',
regular value 1.25,to go Sat-
urday. each . 0715 f;
A CABINET OHANGR.
The Government; wisely or c thee -
wise, asked Lieut, -Governor Meinness,
of British Columbia; ' for his resigna-
tion, 'and have appointed Sir Henry
Joly as his successor. Mr Jolle is Min-
ister of Inland ttevenue, and is 5 yeiy
amiable and genii:Li' person. 'Conserve-
tiyes.say be is a most honest and
candid member of the Cabinet; there
mind& be the slightest doubt as to hjs
honesty, but Lain surprised that he is
willing to endure, at his age, the incid-
ental hardships of moving to British
Columbia; especially as he is in a Wei -
thin to take life easy.. It is, however,
• much, to his credit, that he winds up
•political Career of many years' duration
without the slightest taint of dishonor
or reproach. Tie is 'succeeded in the
Cabinet by Mr E. Bernier, M. P., of St,
Hyacinthe, W130 is a French3Canadian
Liberal of the old school, very highly
spoken of as a successful business man,
said to be one of the best platfor m men
in the Dominion, arid yet 1 have not
• heard him say one word during 'the
two sessions I have been here. The
French Canadians are well pleased at
the selection.
THE EM'ESGENCTT nimorrs.
A good deal is being said about the
etnergenry mittens ea condensed food)
sent out to South Africa with the
second contingent, and the charges of
Mr Monk are before a committee of in-
vestigation.• The charge is • that the
Goverrunent wai imnosed liptin by a
Dr. Devlin, who substituted a -prepara-
tion ot his own for one prepared by it
Prof. Hatch. The Government does
not, pretend that Hatch's food was pee -
chased; it bought Deelinet, which test-
ed 16 per eent of protelds, and that fur.
nished the Government tested1.6 8 per
tent. The investigate -3n has brought
out a. number of 'opinions"' but not
mueh actual evidence, beyond the fact
that the Conservative Collector of
Customs grossly neglected his duty hi
/Mowing it to come in free of duty.
When the report of the Investigating,
Committee is made, we venture Mite
assertion that the bottom will have
falleii"esdkettliedearges, so far as they ,
affect any wrongeloing or neglect on,
the part of the Government.
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Canadians are not. great beer drink -
ere as compared With our heiebbore.
Last year it was 2.0 gallons per capita
ae compeseedwith-12.00 venom COnautla-
ed in the 'United States.
for $1.15 . • •
Ladies' shirt waists of' gingham
• with fancy stripe, in assorted •
5=ting=;zt=;cf4IF;t4p=itt=;.,45::bc=
Special
760 Corsets for 500
Ladiee,tSumm,or Corsets,' made of good strong
Th net, well made and trimmed,warrauted to give Al wear
and made to sell at 75o, choice on Saturday at 60e
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• Your lioney Ham
You Want It .
CLINTON
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At it meeting of the Conservative
Union of Ontario, in Terme), on Sat.
tirday, 3. T. Thompson, (son of the late
Premier) and S. Greer were appointed
seeretaties in place of •Itobert Birtnig.
nem. It if; said the latter's claims for
salary were nob considered, but if any
one is innocent enough to think they
evil) not be satisfied in f(111. they are
Yerdent indeed.
• 1r
An Ottawa despatch nom -There is
great dissatisfaction among the (lonaer.
vettee members at Ottawa over Sir Charles
Tupper'e tuition in going into Haldimend
Comity to speak for Dr, Montague, and it
is not unlikely that the Oppoeition chief.
tain will be made aware of the faot when
he returns, The dissatisfaction existo
mainly among the Clarke Wallace fattion
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AT 'IBE CONVENT10N.-Among those
who attended from Clinton at the S. S.
anat. E. Oonvetition held in Sertforth
on. Wednesday afternoon last week
were : -Rev. W. G. and Mrs Howson,
Rev. J. T.' and Mrs•Murduck, Mr and
Mrs A. T. Cooper, Mr and Mrs Hugh
Rorke, Mrs . (Dr) Thompson, Mrs
D. Stephenson, MisSe$ Turner, 'Redd,
Ounninghtime, Washington, Elba
Howson, M. Davis, Mabel Howson'D.
Doherty, B. Shepherd, Robb, B. Mc-
Ewen,1111. and Amelia Harland. A. Ir-
ving, Ross, Mary Chant, Dolly and
Pearl Oantelon, Vera Rogers, Della
Wilken, Nellie and Sadie Holmes, Ed-
na Jackson, Jennie Fisher, Annie and
Minnie Cook, E. Coultes, Fred Chant,
Arthur Hall, Ray Rumball, Walter
Holmes, W. Townsend,Messre A. 'Ts:n-
(1a% L. Doherty, and 0. Shaw.
Fon POOR CONSUMPTIVES. The
meeting held on Friday evening, the
22nd inst., ter perfect the organization
of a local association in aid of the Free
Hospital for Consumptives, was not
very largely attended,. but the results
•are very satiefectory. Forty-eight of
our people have given their names as
members. Resolutions were peered
adopting the nbject. Terms of mern•
berehip, methods and rules recom-
mended for such associations, Mr
Watson. representing the National
Sanitai him Association of O; nada,
made a general statement as to the or-
ganization of said association atid the
work it has undertaken. Mr Gage, of
Toronto, was the prime mover,who of-
fered 025000 towards the establishment
of a hospital for consumptives, The'
.late Mr Massey offered a similar
amount. The National Sanitarium As-
sociation of England was the model up-
on which this Canadian Association
was formed. . A charter has been ob-
tained from the Dominion Parliament,
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal is
its President; Sir William Meedith,
:lenight, and Chief Justice of Ontario,
is its vice president; Mr Gage is its
treasurer, and Dr. Powell, of Toronto,
its secretary. in addition to these of-
ficers there are trustees, among whom
are Edward Gurney, Esq, Hon. Senat.
-or Oox, and Home+. W.eReser, Premier
ot.Ontario. This society was formed
Without anythought of Making money;
it is entirely philanthropic. Muskoka
was decided upon tte the place for the
hospital. A high altitude and conse-
quently light atmosphere are advan-
tageous to weak or diseased lungs; too
great an altitude and ligheat mosphere
are depressing upon the heart aetion.
Muskoka, was found to come as near to
the extieb rOrtuireMent •fte any place in
the world, and was therefore chosen,
The Mahe hospital building was corn.
Weed and opened to receive patents
on Ocelat 1807. The record it has
made since that date le very encooraw-
Ing and satisfactory. About 15% of all
the patients treated during the first
year were believed to be thoroughly
cured, and a large number of partial
euresi in Which cases the health and
strength of many were *teetered. and
utiefuI lives saved for a time. Over
1000 applications for admission RS pat-
ients have been refused, many of them
because of lack of means. The Parent
Association is now putting up and
equipping it hospital especially for that
class, leinancial movision has already
es.
W.Cooper IS Co.,
CLINTON.
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Coming and Going. *Ingham.
Wanted -500 tubs of butter by July 16th,eggs• •
Mrs Isatto Jackson is visiting in Buffalo. 13o, butter 18e. We what have iluo quantity
W. Irvvin wase caller in Brussels on Sunday oash or trade. Gr. E KING, Wingham.
WeEek.R. , Brewer and family spent Sunday at ,
Bayfield. KENNEDY -In VVingham on • Srino 16, the
BORN. '
Miss Cavan of Paris, was visiting the Misses wife of Dr K,eniiedy, of a daughter.
O 0. Joy and his mother, Mrs Joy, spout Sun- Robert Brein, of a sun,
• day at Bayfield.. 0 PEPPER -In Morris, on June 17,"the wife of
Miss M. Lewis, of Detroit, is the guest of WS L. Pepper, of a daughter.
• WII.LIS-In Howiek, on Tune 13, the wife or
W., R. Newcombe.
Miss E. Staubm7, Detreit, is the goest of her Am" Willis' af a son'
Uncle, N. Robson • . • MARRIED.
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Fair this week. BREIN-In Curless on June 19, the wife of
Before reeving for' London the ni'ena-
bers of the Women's Auxiliary of Witt-
erlo6 St. Methodist chinch hi Strat-
ford presehtecl Mrs (Rev) A. IC Birks
with an adclresteregeetting the depart-
ure of thh3 esteemed lady, and also a
life membership certiecate :of the
Women' r Misslone.ry Society.
BATTENDURY ST; -••• Next Sunday
'morning Mr Howson will speak on
"The preacher's commision;" tne
evening, !The geography of a land not
marked en any map." Love feastwill
be -held at 10 a. m. in gee:lecture roem.
Strangers welcome to all these services, '
which will be •bright and helpful: -
Miss Maud Goodwin is now otganist
�f the Sunday School. • '
The statiecice of the Presbyterian
church in Canada show remarkable
prosperity. Out of population of M-
I le more than five millions, it has a
total membership of 212,026:six synods,
fifty•three Preibyterieli, 1,013 ministers
in active work in various`departments,
108 on the retired reit or without
charge, 227 ordained missionaries, and
233 students in tlle theological classes.
•
The executive coMmittee of the Dio-
cese of Huron Met in London last
week. The Incoroe and. Investment
Committee reported that the work of
the financial agent, Rev F. E. Roy, had
been vigorously prosecuted. The total
amount subscribed to date was $24,261,-
55, of which $1fe300.08 was in cash.
The amount raised during the pase
year was e4,659.79; while the expenses
amounted to only $81 36. Mr Roy was
cordially thanked for bis services and
re -appointed.
Rev. R. Hobbs, Wingham, annotinced to
his congregation recently, that he thought
the time had arrived; when preparations
'should be begun tor the building of a now
church. He purposes galling on the mem-
bership and ascertaining their willingness
to aid.. Whether the congregation will'
take bold 91 the matter energetically or
not remains to be seem Certainly a new
edifice is a necessity,. and Mr Hobbs is
willing to take his share of the work and
responsibility if the congregation heartily
support the project.
The house•to-house census otToron.
to shows the population to be 161,280.
It is probanie •that This is not within
several thousands of the actual figure.
The enumeration was made for pur-
poses of religious etaesification, and
omitting nearly 2;000 of the iniscellan-
eous classes the showing is 3— Church
of England, 44,S48; Methodist, 89,440;.
Presbyterian, 34337; Roman Catholic,
19,885; Baptist, 10,658; Congregational,
4,462; Hebrew, 1,660, Plymouth Breth-
ren, 1,005; Salvation Arney, :636; Die-
eiplese'544; Christian Smolt:fete, fl29;
Christian Workers, .530: -Lutheran ,100;
Other denominations, 2,288; total.;101,-
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The •War.
WOODMAN-PRINGLE-At the parsonage. -
Mrs Fake, of Petroha, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs R. Tiplady. Relgrave, on 3 nne13, by Rev, F. J !Oaten, Ph.
Miss Bessie Kennedy,,Is visiting her uncle, Be of Londesboro.
13, Samuel Woodman, to Mrs M. Pringle, all
Miss Lizzie Twitchellis Visiting her sister miss church, Clinton, on June 27, by Rev. A. Stew-
OLUCAS-FAIR- At Willis Presbyterian
McKay, in Seaforth.
Alice Twitchell, Laurier . art, W. L. Chums, of St. Louis, Mo te Mies,
Dolly Fair, youngest daughter of ' the late
Mrs R. K. Logan, Bay City. Mich., is . Visiting Thos. Fair.• _
at her father's,G. D.`Gilchrist. SWALLOW-PHIPPS-In .Holmesville on
grandmother's, Mrs J. Fair. Toronto, to Miss Aggie Phipps, of
Holmes.
Cempbell; of Detroit, i8. visiting at his
June27,'by Rev. J. Green, Frank Swallow, of
.F. Macpherson was down aroand Hensall EVANS-ROWELL-At-Waterford, on Julie
onWednesday, en a business trip. 20, by Rev. 0, Porto*, Ct. A. Evans, Toronto.: ,
*London, Dresden and other points.
Miss Mary Murray has been viiiting friends formerly of Holmesville, to MISEt O. F.
.ff Waterford. • •
r W. Cudinore, the Yea known hay exporter of 20th, by Bev M. Mellay. of Goderich, John .D.
, FARRIIII--At-At Leeburn, on June.
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Kippen, "WaEl a caller in town on Friday • Farrish, of Ashfield, to Miss Mary Rlleniyotaig-
the home of her sister, Airs D. MeRwan. , RAMILTON-licNBIL-At tbe reeid.enc.e of
est daughter of James Horton, of Colborne.
Mrs Jas. Mustard, of chicago, is visiting at
the bride's parents,. Grey, on June 13, ey nev.
Mr and Mrs:Burgess, Mitchell, were guests of
Albauy, New York, has returned home.
Mr and Mrs Chowan for several days last'week.
here fora week past in the interests 0 the or,
digeri.ss Dilly Spooner, of the oity hospital,
3. F. Miller, organizer of the W. 0. W, was
• • A. Peterson, of Kineardine, was here en Fri-
daylastookmg after contracts for artesian
'MAL5iss Phimer, of Clinton was the guest of the
Misses Agnew for a few'days-Wirigham. Ad-.
vance. • •
E..H. Drake,. of Chatham, • representing the
Lake Erie Navigation 00., was in town on Tues;
day in its interests.
Dr, Holmes was in London on Saturday at-
tending the silver wedding of his parents, Rev
arid Mrs J. W, Holmes.
Jas, Lee and wife,of Listowel, were this week
the guests of R. Reynolds,. Mr Lee and Mrs Rey-
nolds being brother and, sister. ' •
Miss Alder, of -Tara, accompanied Miss 'Lue
Stevens to Seitforth to attead the 8.8. and MD.
Cony° tion held there last Week. •
O Alex. Penner, of Kincardine, and Herb. J.
Davidson, of Goderich,, Were guests at the home
of Jas. Stevens, base line, last week.
The Strathcona Horse have covered
themselves with glory, by practically
bottling large force of Boers, -To-
getber with the gold taken by Kruger.
Pres, Itrager's sons, who surrendered
to Gen. Baden-Powell, are back on
their Wins, working peacefully.
' Gen, eteyres forces in the Orange
River Colony are for the time drawing
most of the attention of LordRoberte.
Severance betWeen theColony and the
Transvaal was gonopleted on Friday,
and the wide net around the 0,000 or
8,000 men under Steyn will now con-
tract. Adroit manoeuvertng and brisk
O fightleg will likely take place. •
This speaks Well for .the Laurier
GovernMent-"The past yearbabeen
the noose prosperous in the history of
ourcountry."-B. B. Walker, general
manager of the bank of Commerce.
At the recent 'fight at Zs,nd River it le
reported the Boors captured 2,000 gall
begs, containing a Three weeks' acouraulas
tion of letters for Lord Roberts' army and
£4.000 worth of stamps intended' for the
use of the troope,
I Sherritt, reeve of Stephenhas been
(selected as the Conservative candidate
Lor North Middlesex, for the Domini -
Mr and Mrs Crape, (nee Miss May Foster, for-
merly of Stapleton) of Londen, spent Monday
with Clinton friends and relatives. ,
A. E. M. Thomson, who has been supplying
at Turner's church Tuekersmith,. return
to his home in Goderich,last week.
Mrs W. W. Barran and daughter, Mrs H. T.
Rance, Blyth, returned home on Friday even-
ing after a few week's visit in London.
Elliott arid Miss Clara Dayment spent Sun-
day at Dungannon visiting their friend, Miss
Mary Errington, who is very ill at present,
Courties and daughter. of Mariposa, are
visiting at the Mines of j,Govett, town, and W.
Hardy, base line, the latter being a son -in law.
The Misses Acheson, daughters of 31rVirilliani
Acheson, Goderich, left yesterday morning for
tthhreshe•tmrinplittho sP.arip Exhibition; they willbe gone
Miss Maud Kemie, who is in the office of Dr.
Terabull, of Goderieh, is home for afewweeks'
holidays. Pier sister, Miss Lucy, is supplying
,in kter place during her absence., .
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Rev, B. Clement lett for Kingsville on Wed.
tesday morning, a number of his friends were
at the depot to bid him_good bye and Godspeed,
Mrs Clement went on Thursday and the family
go this week.
John Agnew, formerly a student of the Col-
legiate, was in town for a feve days last week on
A visit. He is now studying at his home in
Wingham in the office of his brother, Dr. Thos.
AgriCheasZ. Pennington and four children were
ticketed by F. R. Hodgens, G T 11 agent, for
.Liverpool, Eng. They will sail from Montreal
on Saturday by the steamship Thili$1811, of the
Allen line.
' Mrs W. Robb, who has been in delicate health
for.soine time, expects to leave in a few days
for Manitoulin Island., where she will remain
for some time in tbe hope that it will restore
her to health. Mr Robb 'will . take a trip to
Michigan, returning by Manitoulin.
Miss :feimie 'Miller, of Ann st., who has been
111 for some time underweht an operation 'olio
day recently. The operation was successfull3r
porfermed by Drs. Brawn, of Wroxeter, Tuck,
of Gerrie, and Gunn, of Cliuton. We aro piens.
ed to say the patient le improving nieely-Gor,
rie Vidette.
D. B. McRae, W. Hamilton, of Coalfields, N.
W. T., to Miss Ella. daughter of L, McNeil, of
Grey. _.' • •
SPARLING-BA,RDING-At the residence '
of the bride's parent% Fordwich, on June 20,
by Rev. R. I Boating, Mr John S. Snarling',
of Howiek,.to Miss Agnes 'larding, of Ford-
wbe01110-TURNRULL-At theresidenee of the
bride', parents, Grey, on June 20, by Rev. 3.
Ross, B. A, J. Doig, of Howlek, to Agnes AL.
Turnbull. of EGarthym-At the.h
oree of the 'bride,.
on Tune 13, by Rev. D. Perna, of Wingbam,
assisted by Rev, John Ross, B. A., of Brussels,
Jas. Grant, to Miss , Maggie Perm, both ot.
Grey.
GlBSON-BERNICKAt" the residence of
the bride's father, on June 20. hy Rev. Jewitt,
Andrew Gibson, to Miss flelenill' erniek, all of
the Thames Road. -Osborne
MeLEAN-JOHNSON -At the 4.0sidonoe of
the bride's mother, Seaforth. on Mine 12, W,„
D. -McLean, of the Huron Expositor, to Miss
Florence Mary Johnson, of Seaforth. •
GAUDRY-NAFTEL-At Toronto. on June
12, by Rev. It 3, Moore, Prof, A. 0, Gaudry, of
Teto.rLoonntdoo, of -London. Adelaile A: _Nate% daughter of
the late John T, Naftel, of Le Vrangue, Ged-
Rbe rvioil3cd:heatirdpr
parents billyRITev.J S. Fisher, Lambeth,
ram to Mies Mary E. Foeter, bot,,
At the residence of iheg
CART.E11,-LEPPING-TON - In Clinton, on •
Jane 22, by Bev. J. F. Parke, John Albert Car.
ter, to MistrAnnie, eldest 9011 01 Wm. Lepping-
toRmAamllimofrOoNliltwonA,T,r_At the residence a
Miss Jennie Watt. - •
the bride'slather, on June 20, by Rev. J. A.
Hamilton, James Hamilton, of Hallett to
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amble, is an eld Clintontan, he having publish- a
tion with theLieut-Governsliip of Ilritish 001- s. At I am intending to sell out 1
tho Pacific coast, but has enjoyed the jughantl- 1 io
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led fate of many newspaper nten of doing , .. ,l'
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fire and has lost altogether mum. Ile had two , A s-.
Stores and a printing office, and they were coin- t.
pleteIT destroyed by the eonflagration. This is ..t, Apprentkie
the third. time thatIir Cliffe has been made the 1 e. Wanted • MSS ROSS. its':
victim of fire Ile met With n similar mister- , „t„
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his ft 1 ill the Bandon fire. e ee aro a 0 • .3.-...---
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accumulating property for the &et° Num. Ho ,
hes been working all his life Or the purpose of 1 - -...-
Whore, it is sakl.hiellabilities were in excess
nailed a paper at St, catharines,sorm years ago, i. • Photos, Photos.
atarted the Wingbant Advance, and also pab• ' .....
of his Assets.
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P0WELL-1u Illytb oh June 17, only daugh-
ter of George Powell, aged 15 years- ane 0
months,
W/LEIRSON-In Pelgrave, on june 12, Thos.
Wilkinson, aged 74,yeers,,
THISBE-In Wetaskiwle, Alberta, on eerie
12, Jennie Blanch, infant daughter of 1VIr and
hire WM. Thirsk, formerly ef 131ako, Enron
county, aged 0 menthe and 2 days.
MeTAVX811-ht Tuokersmith, orj lune 17,
David ItoTavish, aged 20 leers and,3 =tenths.
TONElt--In Rowlek. on June 10, John W,
Toner, aged 20 years, 5 mouths and18 clays.
•JEWITT-In !Unless, on Juno 10, Denier:alai
8. JeWott, aged* 70109.
SIE41M-T0' Grey. on June lt Rattle
DielbY, aged 22 years and 4 months
who would like to met*. hforitagee dropp-
miegbett bm, boob. sir outrust anode. tenance in caring for the poor,the pub* will likely again be the Liberal Oandre formerly ofasderich.
ed in the Ethole way that ter 'Robert Bit- equipment. For its obritinued maim. ion. As V. Raiz, the setting atembell
been tnacie fm' t e building and its
Mfbriiin BramPtr " Thini,,.(11 Itlanc• ; L We do sit Wade of photo entelleing Ank-'
ie Amalie?, w fe W. eare
Hoe with Dr, Montague Ito modelle often. lie generally are asked to aid in riro- date, and is also 0, resident Of Stephen, eieseteere (soeoreee weenoseeeenee ge, opeepitenifea,t,piyeturee 111 0r4Voi M414 ink
sive to Mr Clarke Wallace. who hes bon viding, and in order that all the people the contest will be interesting:0. The . Margaret; flionett, widow of the late George ----- ----e, ettatell. Oall and get our
at tlAggere drawn with tho doctor ever may be advised Of the need for and the Plattg. is, in reality, Conservative, and Moto, aged agyearg, 11 months and 10 dal% PriellA before giving your order to an agent.
opportunity to help in this gOod Work has had the honor of electing five Of 11(0AVOlt-en Gods:title on Satarcleo. June We frame pictures and ahvays keep a nice
Um, Joseph is.1101.Yor, aged 22 year. since the romcdiel oeseion of 1896. teild
boo chneag of tee eerie is levee to be associations tire being formenin all the its former rooves to _parliament, Viz-. , lino of frames in stook,
the various rival factions. ttee0eilltiOne may do good in educating ,Couglin, V. Batn and IL Hilber,
cities arid toWns, it is believed such Meseta.. J. Carling, T Greenntay, P, tovryr-rn
Merge Tyner, on Jute) 20th, John 1.ovett, sr 1
Agee* rearm. Mille% at the residence of mri•
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