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Speaking of
Tile Glasses furnished by
Pleasure
P. B. Crews,
After a scientific ex-
amination of the eyes,
give a I) ost enjoyable
sense ofpleasure after
the old fitting ones
which wore. •
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'Ills is the verdict ot all
:who patronize .
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cently visting Stanley relatives. Mr building o the bride this present
P. B, CREWS,' Alex Welsh who has heeri sornevvhat &aeon. The decision should meet with
. underlie( -ssaather for a few days we general approval, fm the bridge is much
ZiExpert Jeweler and . are please.' to state is convalescent. needed. o • ----
's'WatehRepairer . , Farmers were started to plow but NOTES -R Hoover is moving to his
s have been delayed owing , to another fartrenear Bruseels this week, as he
Omani Tows' trArm. ... cold wave. Owing to the vast as gets possession in time to start spring
BIDDLECOMBE'S OLD BUN% ' semblage of people in Sharon Metho- operations. J, Johnston will move to
dist church last Sabbath evening, it
itilinieh was. ascertained that the floor sank
he enroll.. New..
'CLINTON. ONTARIO. MAR01-1 v 28. 1.902.
GOdariCh TOWnIthiP ' We$1091.0.
NOTES. -An old tramp found a COUNOIL.--At a ;meeting of the coun,
nights lodging in the Baydeld line 'cii held on March 20th, a large deputise
school house .the other inght. Bea tion waited on them, still pressing
Rethwell had e wale what miraculous their elms • for a bridge. They press
escape the other day, by a runaway 'tinted a petitiOn signed byabout 280
colt as Ben was comtng from Varna, ratepayers, praying the council to
a road he so frequently travels, the erect a bridge over the river on con. 6,
spirited colt started to Kick and kicked There was also a counter petition,
itself clear of both harries and cart signed by about 140, requesting the
smashing the cart to atoms; we are council to deter building the bridge, as
pleased to state the driver is none the it was likelyto be very expensive.
worse the catastrophe, 'The receips at After comparing the petitions, the
the Sharon tea -meeting collections on council found that there were 58 names
Sunday included, amounted to about on the counter petition, that were also
;MC The intant child of Me and Mrs on the original petition. The council
Rueben Grigee 0 con., we are sorry to , therefore struck these names off both
etate,is verylmuch indliposed; sincerely Petitions, when they stood 222 for and
is our hopes that the child will recover 82 against the building of the bridgfe
and grove to make a shining. light in After much discussion on the subject,
this world. Our worthy friend, Mr and it.being stated' that a' great many
the tither day to jas McMirn,Seaforth were informed that the bridge would
and Hussar vvill exchange pulpits on decided. to take iminediates•steps to
on Sunday, Mar, 80th, preaching hi's- find the cost of constructing &proper
sionary sermons. Mr Harry Graham bridge, and if the cost did not exhcetid
Hanley Cantelon,sold a valuable horse •of the si ners on the downer petition
realizing a good figure. eve. Vellan.d. cost from $8000 to $19,000, the council
andhi sister, Bertha, spent a day • re- $6,500, thy would proceed with t e
Noras.-Geo, McKay'con. 4, cf
Tuckersmith, sold his 50 acre fat m to
;GuyColwell, Tuckeremlth ; the price
received was $3,200, which is consider-
ed a good figure. Mrs Thompson, who
for some time has not been well went
-to the Clinton hospital where she un-
derwent an opera,tion, and, at last
accounts, was doing as well as could be
expected. W. Kyle has returned. from
the Clinton hospital and is doing Well,
St. Augustine
" (intendeo for last week.) •
NoTES,-We are pleased to learn
that Geo. Gatton will remain another
yearwith John' Craig. Jas. and Miss
Annie Redmond spent Sunday last
With their cousin, Miss Retie Brophy,
who returned with them to spend a
few days at Westfield. Frank Denorix
had his little boy badly burned last
week wi th a potof boiling water falling
off the stove on hi rri, but who is,recover-
ing. Mrs Chas. DobbS has gone to her
tomato Muskoka after spending the
winter with her mother, Mrs Chas Mil-
ner. 'Jos. Leddy had some very hard
teeth extracted lately, which, we be-
lieve accounts for Joe being so )(mg
beaded of late. Mr and Mrs Geo.
Brophy and family spent Sunday with
Mr and Mrs Chas. Moss. . .
Carlow
NOTEs.-A very successful concert,
in connection with:the literary9ociety
was held here on Friday evening. Mr
Warner Walter left on Tuesday for
_Manitoba; he intends to he absent for
about a year. Mt Barkwell and son• ,
leave for Manitoba, next Tuesday. -
Mieses Tena and Pearl Johnstonspent I
Sunday at home. George Grummett:
of Nile, is engaged with V. L Fergus-
on for the sunsmer. Mrs • Hiles and
Miss Verna Hiles, of Londisborce were
guests of Mrs 13ark well over Sunday.
Harry Tesysley realized a good Rum
from his sale on Monday, -WY Chas.
Rutherford, St. Helene, preached' here
on Sunday. A joint meeting of the
;congregations of Smith's Hill and
Manchester will be held in the former
thumb on Monday, .March 31st; at ten
o'clock, for the pnrpose ofixtoderatiog
in, a calrto a minister. Miss Florence
Mills, of Hartnett, was the guest of
Miss C. Tyndall for a few days last
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We
w e tire offering to .
shrewd buyers the .
.greatest opportunity
.they ever had:in qn-
ton, to purchasere-
liable' goods at prices
_ which defy competi-.
. tion. See the .tipecial ,
- values we new have
. on view in our win- •
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'Watch Repairing Is a :Specialty
WIth
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Scientific jeweler
Sind Optician
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.SNAPS.
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'We are offering alike line ol
Ginger
about four inches. Mr Harry Weston,
of con, 6, we understand, has leased
Mr Simmons' farm on the Bayfieldline
for a term of three years. Woods bees
eppertr to be the order of the day.
Mr Samuel Switzer disposed of his
beautiful driver to Mr George Steep.
Mr Tom Cole 'has been selling his
clover seed.to the neighbors; no mis-
take is made when they purchase ficin
Tnornas, as he is cettainly gifted with
brotherly kindriese. Mr Mullholland.
'of llolmesville, and his nay friend,
Miss Oantelonoof Clinton, spent part
of Sunday the guest of Violet Cole.
John Middleton contemplateet build-
ing another .silo this coming
summer. We understand that F'.
Whitmore has leased the farm adjoin-
ing his ow,n ; this farm consists of sev-
nty acres and is owned by John Sher,-WmVann; Exeter, David Jack's ; Stephen,
Lewis; Hay, Thos Turnbull; Hen -
pard, of Clinton ; this will make it nec- •
salt, Rev J:S.aenderson; Tuckersnaith,
essary Mr Frank to have • a man all
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.Eanniner. Jas., wiixer had sawing r McIntosh ; Stanley, Mr Mustard;
Bayfield,' Rev Mr Yelland ; Goderich,
bee one day 'eat week. Fred Burnett D. McKenzie'. A committee consisting
has joined the•brave band of bycyclists of Rev G H Long: of Hensel]; Mr Mos -
hay Mg' parch/used a wheel. At time of tard, of Brucefield ; Mr Wanless, ot
writing J Anderson keeps very poorly; Varna; Mr Lewis,of SteditOn Mr Keys,
we sincerely hope he will soon be.
around again. • M. 'Sheppard is the
possessor of a fine driver which he pur-
chased from 6, Stanley farmer, • •
Ciaran's Daters.:Our Congratolotions
are extended tot). Grigg, eon. 7, who,
has thrown off the robes of bachelor-
hood and entered the throes Of matri-
mony, Miss Cook..of Coosa, being the
lady of his choice. The ceremony was
performed last Wednesday at the resi-
dence of the bride's ; may the harpy
couple live long to enjoy the bleiseinies
of : • ;
LIBERALS A'i TENTION.-A. meeting for
Polling subdivision No, 5 to appoint del -
gates to attend the annual Liberal con-
vention to be held at Dung -tenon on Mon-
day April 7th, is called for Wednesday
evehine aeril 2nd it it o'cloek at th s house
of C. W. Williams, Maitland concession,
let there be a full attendance.
the Hoover farm next week Harry
Gossman is doing, quite a business
crushing grain at Westfield, haying j
turned many away this week for want
of room. Mrs James O. Henry, of Dal-
tonais visiting friends in this vicinity.
Wigs Laura Carr, who has spent the
past several weeks with Clinton friends,
returned home on Saturday.
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PEonnuTioN.- A meeting es* the
prohibitiouists of South Huron was
neld in Millet's Hall, on Friday, March
21st. There was a good representation
•from every municipality within the
riding. Rey G. H. Long, of Etensall,
was appointed chairman and Rev Ha
W. Knowles, of.Oredit on, was appoint-
ed secretary. The following vice-pres-
idents were elected 'Osborne, Chas,
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Clattaisto-In the Meth:41st church
here, on Good Friday night, connisenc-
hog at 8 o'clock, Rev T. 13 Coupland
will give a lime ligee exhibitioa of
Frank - Bear de celeoissteil cartoons,
showing the evils of the Ilium traffic.
Some moving pictures will also be
shown, among which 18 a tine film of
the Queen's funeral. I L twrence will
contribute a number uf selections oa
the phonograph*. Proceeds for the
connexional fund. Admission, adults
15c, childi en under 12 10a ; Sunday
echool children under 12, free,
Noras.-Alvin. Braithwaite and it.
voruell' expect to leave for Cleveland
in a few days. hits Melville is improv-
ing. Nile -Hiles and, daughter Verna,
who have been visiting in Carlow and
Goderich, returned hoixie on Tuesdity,
when to t he latter's surprise and dee
lisht her father.presented her with a
beautiful Bell P19.00. Miss Verna Hiles
is spenoing Easter with her aunts Mrs
Neal, St. Thomas. Mr Ainslie, Leam-
ington, la visiting friends here. Miss
Allie Lawrence returned home from a
pleasant visit with friends near Goder-
rob, .The collections foe the Bible.Soc-
iety las" Sunday amounted to $27.42 -
at Euro% $10.61, Knox $9,31, and the
Methodist $7 50 , There is go little
wheat coming to the mill at present
that Mr Webb has to go to Blyth to
Ipurchase, to keep the mill going, Mrs
R. Oole will ecu1 her stuck of eattle,
sbeep, etc., on Monday, the 31st. The
Orange lodge here had a • visit from a
Toronto brother named Duff, with a
very large • title, and also physique;
there was a special meeting on 'Wed-
nesday to hear his addrese. A gospel
service was held in the Temperance
Ball on Tuesday evening by Mr Somer-
ville, Brantford, and it is the intention
to have another neat, Tuesday evening
in the same place, John Jamieson, of
Toronto, is visiting his brother. Arthur.
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Rey Mr Stewart, Clinton, is expected
to preach in Knox church on Sunday.
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• A WARNING:. -Some young men on
Friday -night, March , 214, enjoyed
themselves by making taffy in .Mr
Thiel's bush, he supplying the hard
labor- He wants them to pay cost of.
,pan they destroyed and for six gallons
'of syrup. To save costs and exposure
he warns them to settle now while
there is a chance. Later on it means
trouble. -11. Ta/EL, .
Tuckeramith •
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Aocinairr -Mrs Geo.Payne, who i.e..
.sides with her daughter, M rs Sae. .M.e.
Dowell, Met with apainful and serious
accident 01:10 day recently. • She had
.the tnisfortuee to slip and fall, break -
Ingo bone In her hip.. . • • •'
Vsarstearro COW.-Robt Charters a
.sen, ottne road; have a thorough-
bredDarhain covv,Which has paid th.ena
well. She to twelve years old, and has
given birth to thirteen calves, .all of
which lived ; in the lot were three
pairs of twins, the first being two bulls,
the' second two heifers and the third.
a bull and a heifer. $1350 have been
realized from the cow end' her off•
spring and they have eleven of theta
yet left There are not not many
cows which ear) show a record like this,
• STATISTICAL. -W. -Chesney, assessor,
has completed his lab trs for this year.
He gives us the following interesting
information, gleaned from the -assess
men., roll. There are 40.812 acres in the
township.and of this 37,250 acres are
cleared, The Vallie of the real priverty
is $1,99,660 ; personal property, 54,775;
taxable income $1,200; persons -rated
asresidents,2,345schildren between the
, ages of 5 and 16 404 • between the ages
of 12 and 16, 258,and'between 16 and21,
180. ..There are 574 male persons be-
tween the ages of 21 and 60, There
were 86 births and 6 deaths during the
year. There are 3,072 acres of wood-
land ; 389 of swamp and wasteland and
659 acres of orchards and gardens
There are 3,005 acres of fall wheat and
.22 steam boilers. There are 2,809 days'
s.sititte labor. Theta are 1,748 horses ;
6,148 cattle ; 2,658 hogs, and 675 sheep,
The population is four more than lad
year, but there is a decrease of 86 in
the adult population. There were 10
more births than last year and 2 fewer
deaths. There is an increase of $2,725
in The total yalue ; there are 691 more
cattle than last year 82 more horses ;
88 more pigs and 163 fewer Aden.
Prom out regular correepondent.
NoTEs,-Misa Sarah Nottsof the Lon-
don road. entertained a large number
of her hien& from this part on Mon-
day evening teat. A number from this
part took in the St Patrick's concert
ID Clinton on Mondav eveninglast and-
sna,,,s report a very profit& le evening. Mlse
• M. Hartry, who was unable to teach
• for two weeks at No 6, is slowly receive.
ering from her illness. MISS C. johns
At 4 lbs likr toe ent a few' days width her aunt, Mrs
t
',Twit adult of getting 180 to
frosh—Gingoe"Sna •
sAntirter. They are chow
-----7—assuote you can uuViii.—thom
.and dots away -with the work,
• e no of Driea
fonohoo lOo per lb. -
The Cash Srocery.
Ogle Cooper&O
ftir Bear Eggs, Mons 28,
11cQueee, Of Bincefleld. Mrs P. Mao.
of Varna,. were appointed to wait upon
the two political parties and ascertain
their yiews on prohibition . and secure
written pledgee to vote in favor otpro-
hibition to the full 'ascertained pewee
of the Province, and if the answer of
both candidates, be satisfactory, we
deem otieselyes free to vote for whom
we choose, and if the- answer of one
only be satisfecuory- we pledge him our
support, but tf neither answers be sat-
isfactory then We place a temperance
candidate in the field. In the mean-
while they are to attend the peirnariei
' and endeavor by all proper means tie
secure men nomitrited by the parties
in favor of 'prohibition. •
No•ras.-Mrs Dickson and Miss Mc-
Dowell, of Exeter, are visiting, friends
in uiwn. ,Geo Joynt is in Chatham
this' week on business.: Eernie Carlisle
-and Abnor • Jahneten •left • Monday
morning for Winuipeg Miei Annie
Beck has returned • home from St
Misr)* sheibtends leaving for London
in'a, couple of weeks wnere ehe has a
poeitions Mr Ward, of Wingharn, has
taken a position,with Brown & Clark.
Mr Martin; of Exeter, called on friends
in town co! Sunday. MASS MaWie Mc-
Lean visited• BURS Blanche Petty; on .
Sunday. G. Arpola has 'sold' his
stock to It. Pickard & Co. • IL .,Mosgloy
end Arnold MacArthur have returped
home from London for Easter holidays,
Ohes Manns, of Walton, spent a -few
days here this week. J. Blaoey, Clins
ton, was in town on Sunday. Mr and
liars it. J. ()article, of ()wet' Sound, are
yieiting his ptrents. Mr Billings has
cone to town as manager of ,the Mol -
eon's bane; Mr Keen leaves thie Week.
PERSONAL. -The resignation of F.
He as candidate in South 'Huron for
the Lecal Legislature wits a surprise to
wavy, but when the facts are known
all must' concede that it was a wise
course.' During the past couple of
n000ths he has had attacks of acute
heart trouble, and as a •brother had
died from this cause Mr Hess became
anxious and -on tbeadvice ef his physa
Mae, who believed that to take the work
of,ati election campaign might result
'fatally, the .ceodidate has reluctantly
resigned. -Bath friends.and opponents
of Me Hese will sympathize with him
in the positiot in which he is placed. -
• NOTEs.--1The genial. countenance 6• f
W. D. Wthibis,, of •Brueetield; • beamed
1 f. nnIr. ina •i�•
ENTXRIA STOCK Silow.-At a meet/rig
Of the directois of the South Huron
• Agricultural Society, held at Henstill,
on Saturday last, it Was arranged to
• hold the fall show in union with .the
Stephen and Deborne branch,at Exeter.
The fair will he held on the first Mon-
day and Tuesday after the London
Fair. it was also decided to hold the
annual s ring shelve for entire stock at
Brucefie d, on Tuesday, April 15th. '
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DEATH. -It 18 is with the deepest re
gret that we chronicle the death of one
of the oldest residents of this commun-
ity in the person of Mrs T. Neilans,who
peacefully passed away on Wednesday
last at the age of 68 years. The news
of her death Was a shock to ,many of
her friends as her illness was of short
duration. The *ewe high respect and
esteem with which she was regarded
Was amply shown by the large number
of relatives and triends that followed
.herremaine to their last resting place in
Burn's cemetery, Mrs Neilson Was of
Scotch descent and a staunch support-
er Of the Preshytertaxi church. She
leavers to Mourn her demise a grown.
Donald and les MacDonald, of Des up family to whom we tender our pro-
trolt, are visiting at W,hittleld,OrieWs4.- up
sympathy inthilitha"hiStignf
FabeaCStaiabiiry, of the London
' Road, spent a week With friends here,
liL„RoWneerit And faMilY are Ms.
Mkrs F.
day swi% dennisonliet;
iting their man; friends h
Nett d
tended elide heire. C." Lteeynt n tits:
party in Brticefteld kat i'ridaay
evening. J. Holilles Giederieh tOWO
ship, visitedli
Monde*:
other. Holmes, On'
bt
ole a ct on.
NOTES. -A very interesting temper-
ance Meeting was held in the League
meeting Sunday evening; next
Sunday -
evening the meeting will be taken by
Rey Mr Steadman, of AIM& Robb
Olark's sale on Tuesday was largely'
attended and everythinrold well. Mr
Orrnnon.--T. E. Stedman, win) at. auk haliptuthated Mr adrlivesstock
tended the London stonventiOn, gave Of goods and will take possessiou of the
notes on the salad Sunday tivenfne store boon. Win Knox has purchased
last, Which Was Much' appreciated., by lot, 10, ton 0, from Mrs Dale. 0.1toger,
the large audience. Rea* T E Stedman son hite recently porchased ®istered.
closed his revival services last Thttrie Duds/toe cove from Mr.Webster and- E.
day evening, The E. L. Noels' has been L. Farnham has purchased a ftgietered
postponed until an indefinite date. Hereford cow :torn It lifliDob WitItOki
the household effects oi Mrs Knox, hie
dalighter, to Btucefield, her husband
having secured ena lo ment with a
Brantford Windmill establishment. R.
McIlwaip, Nile, .called on his sister-in-
law, Mrs °eater, recently; his wife has
been there for two weeks. Theirmany
friends here extend their their best wishes
to Fred Mutch and bride, of Clinton:
D Neville assisted to moving his
brotherain-law, Rich. Phalen, to town
on Tuesday. • H. Tewsley had 0. Very
successful sale on Monday. Joseph
Lawson Sundayed at his home here.
Robert Roberton purchased a horse
from George Beadle teat week. James
Hardy has started work with 'John
Reithby for the summer. Mrs Tom,
mother of our miller, has been visiting
= her son here; Mr and Mrs Tom intend
going back with hee for a five days. L.
Scrimgeour's beaming face is to be se=
counted for; his 'better hall presented
him with a son and heir on Sabbath
morning; Mrs John Clark is very low;
her advanced age is against her, in the
way of recovery. Mrs lathes Certer is
improving, we are glad to pay. •
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Rolm esviiie
: BirrEE,TAINmENT.- A. grand social
.and entertainment, under 'the -auspices -
of the • HolthesvIlle Methodist Sunday
'School will be held on Monday evening,.
Match 31st. Refreshments Will be
served from 6 1o8 poss., after which*the
popular lecture o a "The Triangular
Man" will given by -Rev R Hobbs, Of
Wingbam. This lecture is •acknoW-
ledged, to be one of the Most enjoyable
treats I.o'be had; , Excellent music Will
be rendered hie the choir. Proceeds are
for the S. S. library. A geueral invitee
Wm is extended to all.
NoTES, -W. Leonard,fveho recently
eold out, left for Bright on Ationday;we
were !sorry to lose him but we wish
every prosperity in his new.home.
Porter's MIL -
NOTES. -William McDonald' gave
grand farewell party before leaving
fel. the Soo at the home Of T. A. Mcs
Donald; amongst the guests were Miss
Leggett, Allegany; Mr McIntosh, Mc -
/allots; Will end -Ed VVestnn, of the
Soo, and, Miss Florenee McDonald, of
Detroit; music was furnished by the
Whitely Se' McDonald orchestra. H.
Sweet Is repairing the village well.
The Messrs ,Marshall are cutting wood
for S. McDougall. T. A. McDonald
IS Slowly improving. Alex CoX is in
Toren to this.Week, aaa delegate to the
Gland ()mined of Chosen'Priends. Miss
Maggie Cox is spending a Week with
her friend, Minnie Lobb, Maitland con.
Mrs Peter McDougall, Who has been
laid up with grip, is able to be around
Braoefield.
Nos. -Miss Jennie Mustard `is
spending her Easter vacation in 'Tor-
onto. Mr R. McCartney left last week'
for his home in Manitoba, Mrs J.
'Rosa and • daughter, , Miss Annie, -of
Clinton, are visiting at the home of
Mrs W. Berry. Misses FlOrenee and
Helen Chrysler are spending the
Easter vacation in Toronto. Mr John-
ston has moved into Alex Mustard's
house, near the station. Mee Mc0011
and daughter, Mrs Colwell, are vent.
Ing friends near London.
" Colborne
• NoXIA,44-lietition,has . been. 'limbo!.
neighbOrhiebd, and largely
signed, to present to the license corn-
missioners, asking_ them not to renew
the license to the Carlow hotel, -Henry
Teweley's sale of stock and implements
on Moods, was Vary successful, Mr
Sundry, Goderich, *Midi lig. the MM.
niers Mr Tewsley :has ran red his farm
for a tom of yawn to Mr Horton, and
intend. going wed.
Goderieb . Seafortb
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el/et-log lamb, the 18th inst., Ur and death occurred on Mendity,the 17th, at
Mrs Charles Tweedy celebrated the his •residence, 109 Howland avenue.
Iliindly ,see that subs( riptlo
is promptly renewed
SusvErt WEDMNO.-Oa Thursday DElaOle Chios OLARESOlq.-The
twenty-tifth anntverTeary ot their Weil. oront f M o, r. ()her1 CI es a.rk son 13.
cling. There was a large gathering at A., a well known educationalist of
them comfortable home on St David's Ontario at the age of 57 years. Mr
street, about one hundred guests being Clarkson was the first head master of
present, including friends from Olin-; Seaforth Collegiate Institute and re -
ton, Exeter and Bayfield, I Wised the headship of that ecl000l for
Us AL SHEPP.S.RD DEA.D.-Or Tues. a number of years, relinquishing it a
day afternoon, about2 o'clock Jas M. • couple of years ago to aSsume the Kitt-
Shepperd,-one of our long alto° re-
casino of a series of text -books brought
sidents and best knowr citizens, passed out by the W. J. Gage Company. Mr
away suddenly froth hersrt failure. Ele Caarl"mn was born in 1815* "4" York,
was well known throughout Huron, as in England, and came 00 this century
the firm of Sheppprd & Stile:limn did a in 1854; settling near St Marys, in the
large trade through the county
in the nsountv of Per. He atreolled th
sixties, seventies and eighties, Al-
.re
oronto"Normal sch ed, in 1866 •i,,id
though the partnership was dissolyed then taught in the high ‘4. .0 ,1 a st
Many years ago, the partners remained Marys and Paris, Ie . 140 he gradu-
the closest friends till death. Th d
•e was appointed. principal a the unties
ceased Ind been a member of the! Wesleyan Institute, Afterwarde he
Collegiate Institute Board. became principal of tlie Brockville
0. 0. L FOOTBALL Cartne-The Col- Model school and then became prin.
legiiste Institute • football club • was cipal of the Provincial Model sc hoot,
organized last week, with the follow. Toronto. Subsequently, he assumed
ing officers: Hon president, Philip the headmastership ot the newly -erect -
Holt, K. C. ; hon. vice • presidents. ed Seitforth high school, which during
H.on',T. Ts Gamow, K. a, and W, his tenure of the post was made a
Proudfoot ; president Geo L, Allan; Collegiate Institute, Mr Clarkson was ,
vice president, W. H. Thontpson ; the editor of a.,.number of text-booke,
manager, B. D. Gr tut--; secretary- more particularly in mathematics and, .
treasurer, W. G. Edward; managing English,. Heleaves a svidowand three
comnsittee, D. Allison. W • Taylor, F, sons, Dr F.. Arnold Clarkson, 588 I
Edward. Theolub will not enter the Bathurst Street. Toronto, and Charles
ated from To ronto UreversitL, and
contest for the Hoggh cup this season. Harold ancl Percy E. Clarkson,. who
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Thurlow, "****/PPPPPIFJP14,44.114**143P0*'
are attending the Dental Coltege. The
• of the 139., field Road died on funeral took place in Sestet th.
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$1 per year insdavecia
i Shoo when not so peel
Diamond 'or
• Turkish -
Dyes
All Colors
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THE LATE: JAS THUSLOWk-James
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Tuesday last from a short illness A PIONEER. -The death of Thonaaa
which developed into• pneumonia. Boater, of Eginondville, occurred last
About two years ago he purchased the week and his critical condition was
McBriett farm, moving here from the only known to the familyand a few
township of Aelifield, and in that time friends; He was 73 years of age. In
won many friends who held him hi the early (cloys he was employed with
high esteetn as a citizen and aneighborthe late Mr John Cameron, of the Mill
He was born in Colborne township, road, Tuckersmith, and afterwatds he
48 yearsago, and at 24 was married to worked for several years with •the late
Miss Robertson, daughter of the late MrJ.B. Secord, of Varna. Over thirty
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NOTES.WM. Until Roberton Sold
Tuesday 0. Hinhiltriii WM the auction.
hie form stock and inipleatenti last
eer, and
good Pattie Were " ised; Mr
1tobiirton retiree from fa tier the
present, ,,
Thos Robertson, of Goderieh. He years ago he !settled on a farm in M.
leaves besides his wicloviostit daughters Killer) and on which he continued to
and two eons, all at home. .• reside until a few months ago when he
FORMER 'RESIDENT..- Oa Wednes. left) the farm to lois son and came to
day afternoon. Match 12th, at "The Eginondyine to reside. He enjoyed
Pines," the residence of John Pascoe, the respect and confidence of all. who
Brampton,was arri .
daughter of the late Richard Pascoe,
dfotro41,TeortileyPoht Wao.d. ePreAr.en,Thoef Men. In politics he was an enthusies.
knew him as he was hottest .and up-
right re all hie dealings with his fellow
tic Liberal and in religion a Preeby,
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near Brampton, Alicia., youngest
by R4asJa,mes Peaten. brother tif the
cereinony wise pertOrmed at 3 *o'clock terian. Interment took place in Eg-
mondville cemetery on Tuesday week.
groat.' ese*e bride wait attetided by her powotim. -The apnisal meeting 'of
cOusinesilfres Alice LargeOf Shelburne, . the Bowling.Oloh was held last week
who was bea,utifiilly gowned In Silk and elected the following officers for I
organdie, trimmed with chiffon. Each the comirig eeapodes-President.. ifeasses
corned a bouquet of White and pink McMichael; irice.nrasidents W. D.
roses.. The groom was supported by .Brignt ; seeretary-treasurer, W, D,
Dr 11.: H. Henderson, of Toronto. The McLean.; cciminittee,. W. B. Pearce,
floral decorations, in pink and white, S, /Flys, W. Pickard, J. C. Greig
were hiagtiful: After the wedding and Alex Wilson skips, J. Weir. W.
breakfast the happy couple left- for a D. Bright, R..S. Heys, W. K. 'Pearce,
short trip in the.east, W. Pickard, J. 0. Greig, T. F. Coles
aephurn and J. 8, BobertS,
NOTES. -On Monday iegening at St. ma'no T
history of the life of St Patrick and The dates of the annual- tournament
were fixed for Tuesday and Wednees
PeMt's Rev Father Wese: gave a brief
the froits of 'VS labors. At Kingston clan July 15th and 10th.
on Saturday the decision -of the coos! Fooxnatas-The Hurons have rem. -
mission in the investigation into the ganized with the following oflieersi-
Marine Ottsr disaster was declered ;' Honorary president,•Dr McKay; hon.
Citpt.Malone,of the steamer India, was orary vice-president, Geo " SteWart ;
exonerated and his certificate returncd, president, Ralph Creswell • vice -pre -
Mr Harty, one of the commissioners, sinent, W. El: Baker; decrelary treas.
dissenting. The Golf •Club was reor- urer, W. Murdie ; manager. H. M.
ganized with the fallowing officers:- Jackson ; captain, S. A.. Dickson ;
Hon president, Hon J. T. Garrow, K. conarnittee,L. McDonald, W. Oughton,
0.; hon. viers -president, Dr- A. O.
Hunter ; president. W. Wo Macvicar';
vicepresidentalld, A. Macdonald ; sec-
retary-tteasurer, Wm W. Smith ; ex-
ecutive commietee, the officers, P.
Kiely J. Gamow and C. FL Day • a
special .6oriamittee composed of W. W.
Macvicar, 13. D. Grant and M. A. Mac-
donald, was . appointed to secnre
ground. A deputation from Goderich
was down to Ottawa last week look-
ing after assistance from the Gevern-
entsfoeirartroreivorkee.
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DEATR OV MISS LIZARS. -Hather
Longworth, Widow of the -late Judge
Daniel Home ,Lizars, passed atm,. Fri-
day morning last at her residence,'
Stratford, in tier seventy-fourth year, '
Deceased was a daughter of the late
John Longworth, - who served. with
Wellington during the Peninsular war,
and who was for many years the chief
western agent for the Canada Corn-
pany at Goderieb. She was married to
Judge Lizars, by whom he had three
ehildreo; J, 8trente Isizars,Providence,
RhodeIsland, and N13.9 Robt Smielo
and Kathleen Limes, Stratford. Judge
Lizars, the 4 late husband of deceased,
was the son of the late Daniel Lizars,
who was clerk ofthe peace for flute%
.County arid died March 14th, 1875. He
was called to, the bar in 1858,tommenc,-
ing his -practice in Stratford, (which
had only shortly before been mado.
country town of Perth), where he con-
tinued his law practice until August
10, 1861, when Ile was appointed to the
county judgeship. He held the posi-
tion of County judge up till 1887, when
he retired endwise succeeded by Judge
Woods, Judge Lizars died May 5th,
1804, at the age of rieventy-four year,
Mrs Lizette had been sick for a long
thne, and of late it had become ap-
parent that the end was near. ,
McKilIop
AN OLD RESIDENT. -The late Mrs
John Aitchesqn, of Roxboro, who died
on Monday week, wattan old resident
of McKillop. She had reached the age
of 86 genet, and had been in failing
health for a long time; at the death of
her husbandaa few months ago, it was
not expectedthat she would long sur-
vive him. The family has been severe-
ly afflicted lately, father, mother and
datietin, having all passed away with-
in a few Months of each other:- WO
Aitcheson was a daughter of the late
Wm. Wilson. of Cookbuenspath, Scot-
land, and was born in Berwickshire in
1816; she was a eider of Wm. Wilson,
6r., of Mullett, and, with he and her
husband, were Among the pioneer set -
W. Finlayson, K. M. McLean, J. A.
Jackson, T. J. Stephens, . D. McLeod.
It was decided that' the club enter the
senior series of the Western Football
Ass6ciation.
NOTzs.-David. •Donoyan recently
sold'a fine carriage horse to Mean's*
Ceovve and Murray, of Toronto, for
which he received $350, James Len-
non met wi th an unfortunate accident
on Monday evening; -when in front of
Baldwin & Coke store, he slipped and
filrefirptitti numb: his hand-to•Isitve
hirriselahts full weight came on his
left arno, with the result thatthehone
was broken at the wrts.t.
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Wingbam. .
A $60 parlor mut gtii•en away with a $2 parcel
of goods. Call and see, • 011. ICING, Winghatn.
We are sole agents for tha king of silo born's.
The genuine and onlyDhio Barley: 0, E. KING,
Winagt
gliorain
Tdener's..-:10,000, Se packages seeds, 10
pkgs for 25c, clover, timothy, speltz goose
whoa', eto., for sale, , O. E. XING, Wingham
oiirrirAltt - Chas, McLean passed
mvaYhilainMstWceLeeka. dfather Ilo Wasabrath
er Thos.Latic
McLean, both of Winghttm, aid was
well knoven to many here in th early.
days of Winghano. Neuralgi f the
heart is supposed to have ben the
cause of death. Deceased rtb lift -
eight Vears of age. tie was - born in
'Cape Breton and came to Ontario when
quite young. i•Ie leaves, 0, widow, one
daughter and two sons..Interment
• took place on Sunday week, 'under the
Orange ritual.
NoTic8.-.1. T. Maguire sold the 50 -
acre farm formerly owned by Wm.
Churchill, Turnberry township, to W.
Dennis of NV ingham. E. McLaughlin,
who purchased A. J. • Sebastian's bar-
bering. business, has sold it again to V.
McGevin. Miss Lizzie Fleuty,who has
been one of the Advance staff for some
time,left on Tuesday for Medicine flat,
N. W. T., where she has accepted a Sit-
uation on the News.
Alma
NoT1t8,-Mr and Mrs T. 'Yellow, of
Exeter, etient a couple of days last
Week with friends here. Nies McGee,
bf Port Arthur...was the comet of her
cousin, Miss Alice Dale,for the past
week, hire J. 13. Henderson, who has •
been laid up with an attack Of conges-
tion of the lungs, is not improving as
fast as her many Mende ROW() -wish.
Mies Bella Henderson, who has been
spending a. month With relatives in
Berlin, returned home last week.
few of the young people of this vicin-
ity spent a yety en o able eveninia' at
A Letter •From Michigan
To the Editorof the Nov Bra:
DEAR SIR. -A's we have been receiv-
ing your valuable paper for eons°
time I thought it would not be out or
place to write a few Tines for the bene-
fit of our many friends around Clinton.
I must tell you a little about the
greatness of the state of Michigan. rs
aniuses me to read some of threarticlea
.written in the ERA by men who take '
mthieletsrottirneoatoPnotrhteitu. ctropn mend Rraiidiewa303„,,
This tract of country is not pearly SO
good and we find the landfurther front
the failroad and we do got have to go -
far ftora the railroad to get to as good
land as any farmer would wish for. We
farmed one and a half miles from '
ton on the Landon road and the crops -
we grow here are better than we raisec.
there -and purchased tbia land fOr.
heft what land there womid brinin
provemente audadvAn-tag.ts being equal.
There has bean greeter advancement
in this part of Michigan during the last
10 years than I ever saw in Mori° in
the same lengtioof time, have travel: -
ed .through this (state and find that it •
possesses an enortnoos -amount of rich
formitig land, (10 the other hand there
-is'a good many acres of poor laird but
is not this the case, with Canada or anr
other country. A man can get just '
what he looks for, if it is poor land he ,
can get it,if is good land2there is plenty
of it, and ata cheap price. It takes
some Canada muscle and grit to make
a comfortable home for a titan.
Michi-
gan is simply a great state ; it has • the ,
great lumbering industry, it •also has .,...
coalbede, cement beds, salt beds, nat-
ural gas and kerosene oil. There are
many induStries thee might be men-
tioned but space °raids so doing, but 1
must mention the sugar beet industry .•
which is attractirig se much -attention' .
at, present. We have a factory in Cros-
.well three miles from our fartn. Ala
though this great plant has j ust star ted .
the pride of land has advanced conad-
erably. My brother's far m has more .
than doubled in value. 'Els. is half a .
mile from factory. By the way if you .
have any men to sparesend them here •
for there is an abundance of work and
not nearly enough help -present- • ;a
°coo; tipexetcaelfarm,et vynin t f_awr rnei. nags also
is m theake hedairyeEi
cow, the Holstein Jersey ; we have
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los. 3. MARTIN,
Crra- - St Helensnoti.-Rey M aCirtri7r erollo:Dieuhni-
gannon,preached here in Calvin church
on Sunday last,while Rev S. M. Whaley
)3. A., did a similar work for Mr Fairs
burn Rev Rutherford •has charge
cf AkOburp for 4 few.40.13battti until
pertnatient supply Mt) be had.
• Nowas,-llfr and Mrs Angus Met)
alkmoved te their new home/hi-Luck,
new on Tuesday; they ,wall be muck
missed and their friends Wish
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them happiness:. Misses A. jenkine,
of Clinton; and 0. McAllister, of Para-
mount, were the guests of °Mo R
Miller one day last week. Miss M.
Salkeld,who has been holidaying in amt
around Goderich for a mooth,returned
home Wednesday. We are sorry to
learn of the illness Of John Clerk, eon
of P. Clark; he being in. Toronto hos-
pital with an attack of diphtheria f we
trueb soon to hear of his recovery, O.;
A. Tebbutt. sang at a concert in Um-
nection with the brick church,Belerave
circuit, on Tuesday evening. Mr Thom •
Todd is avain able to be around after
his recent illneess M.HtImphrey had
gond wood bee on Tuesday and E.Thola
one last week, •
Sir Macdonald has made a gift
of $20,000 to the library hind Of MoGila '
tiers of this district. She was in every the home of Mr an rs WEI Jer.Tdns
sense a good, true woman, and "wag On Tuesday evening." A. number of the
deservedly respected and Wick beloved fartnere in this community are busy
by all who enjoyed-hernegnaintatme. 'bowing, and if the fine weather Oen.,
..... --dunes-there will -be' an earl Y seeding.
' Verfilits Next NoSupdag being Baiter \ Rey T. A.
blaehieinith shot) and businese in the
Village, to R. Am Rob, Aylmer, who
taker possession ant week the price
afrpoiabi,-hig Stedman wi preach a special Raster
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• veld being $1,000 Hart Purpling°. MAngulale.-A quiet wedding took
ing to Seattle to reside. VAN) at the home of kir end Jaa.
' wig ed tire. propertleg 12t11, W eil thefr eeeond daug ter, Mies
HII skjegois Thestr. gi4tdniy,
co St arnanitsen., on Virednesdat, hfarch
Ina sentry ti olieg imam at Annie, WW1 unted ita matrimony to EL
£14,000, Were destroyed'. .11iii140, of lesiet• Wareanaal:6 Yhe
Salomon, the inuaribure•, Man,,. wife ceremony was performed)35' BeY' W.
tandem, has been found guilty. Penhall, of Blyth, in the presence of
a few immediete relative* and friends,
" The Oval Trunk is going to bona a %hey will take up their reilden00 neer
iow freight shut ab Stratford. Blyth,
A Man's Likeness
if you went a photograph that will re.
present you as you see, we knew you'll like
Mai *a make fo&yon. Theral arUalls
Moth in theni,too, They are 10011fliea
the hits oval style, and OA** ibilitot.
10.00 tor &On good onee,
ginovo. Ph*,s stmt..
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