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Julie 27th .1902
.e Greatest
'Surilmer. '
We have ever had commences
Sattirda Mornin
June 28th
Hundreds of yards of Summer GOO ls
will be sold at HALF PRICE.
;.
For list of Bargains be sure and see
one of our large bills.
This week will be a great money -say-
ing event. '
•It will pay you well to be on band
very early.
Your money back
Hon want it.
e.httrch
• •••••••• •
Rev J. Greene occupied the pulpit at
North St church,Goderich, last Sunday
morning, in the absence a Dr Daniels,
who was taking the work at Tucker -
smith. Mr Greene preached at Holmes-
ville in the evening. • '
s ST Josnen's,-Rev Father Valentine
and congregation of Zurich R. C.
church vote Father McMenamin's ad.
dress* given ie the church there,a com-
plete success, the best they ever, heard
in the chards. Thosewho have heard
Father McMenamin speak can easily
attest his eloquence., He will be in
Blyth next Sunday. • .
S. A.NoTes.---Adjt. Coombs' visit is
postponed until Fritlay,J une 27rNwhen
he will conduct a public rueeting in the
barracks, to'which all are cordially in-
vited....Capt. Williatne vetli farewell
on Sundey,June 29. leand 'en to London
to attend the annual Loca,LO.TO toV.ii
vention, Which is to be hod from Jute
30th to July 2nd. Her next appoint -
most is not 7, et known,
•
. WILLIS thrtlterr -A meeting of the
1 V. P. b.10, E. met in the basement last
Monday evening, and the topic "The
courts of the church" was taken by Mr
Jtvs Scott; the reet of the evening was
spebt tiOnial amusement ... The
monthly meeting orthe W. F. M. S.
was held last lhursday evening, Mt s
Irwin r residing ; the devotional &Tie,
"The prodigal son," was excellently
prepared by Miss Thomson, while the
Missionary topic "Nestorian church,"
was Very ably dealt with isy Miss Mc -
TR ggareand was quite interesting;Miss
Wilson
was appointed- to review the
Leaflet at the July ,fseeting.....The
threatening Weather of Tuesday had
begat) to dithearten our little folk of
. tee Mission Band; it being the evening
of their intended garden party on the
lawns of W Irwin and T. Me -Kenzie.
As e rtne drew near to commence,
the sky had cleared ,up and a pleasant •
eveninglooked premising, and outside
Of being ltttle chilly it was an ideal
night. The lawlia Were Pluminated by.
electric lightly,. with numeric/tie tables'
W A. Gifford.retureed on Wedees..,
day from a ten days' tour of the Ep-
Worth Leagtaie of the Goderich Distriet
In tie interest of the Young People's
Forward Movement ferMiseions. Ile ;
visited all the Leagues on the Tucker-
smith,Seafort h, ol esv ille, Ben ler.
'Nile and derich circuits, showing
the great p of the foreign field, or-
ganizingthe Forward Movement at d "
establishing missionary libraries tr
form the Leaguers • . fill,
work pe- .
-4.guatfillit;„ Mr Ccittok'd Mind
*eine Ts6iteLlett; teed Methodist s in general
'eager to hear and willitg to meet the
needs of the missionary work, end. be-
lieves that there white a gteatitscrease
in missionary, givings. this year. .Leten
he will visit the reiniuning•Leagues on
the district. •
ONTARIO SI' thiztnox.-113e tower- of
Ontario street church was reshingled
duritia the past week, it being found
out that the at:tingles were top much 'to
' the weatiserecautong it to leak....Mrs
B. J; Gibbitigs office:teed at tee or a
last Sunday; in the . absence of iss
Azie Sibbloge, who was away on the T.
0 0. F. excursion to Detroit....Not-
withstanding the previous announce -
meet that there would be no Sunday
School. next, Sunday, the change of tie-
cumsta,nces,owing to the King's illness,
has induced the Superintendent to
make a chatige, and an open session of
the school will be held at the nsual
hour. ...Rey Dr Gifford will officiate at
both n3orning ar.d. evening service on
Sunday... ,An eriteresting debate is
promised fur rhe Literary meeting of
the League next Mouday tight, when
Thomas Murch and Rev Dr. Gifford
respeotively will cbatnnion the subject,
'Resolved, that the church shoold not
furnish- entetlenoreeete ; es, e yene
cordially invited.
TEE CLINTON NEW ERA
Adnitiono,1 Loyal News,
BINDERS.-eI. Cook is bustly en -
H. tiog up binders lot Frost re
Wood Co. fie was in Ielyth last week,
end ie powde Goderice. lie has:
dread):
put up 16 ready for the sunameeti vvorlt
IRIFLE ASSOCIATION, -In the 11,
lusty tieed pai t of Saturday's Globe was
yeiv goad photo -view of the Londes.
boi o Rifle Association in its first prac.
tise on May 21, ID was taken by Rey
T. 11, Voupland.
EARLY PEAS.-Olinton gardeners
always take special pride in proeuriug
the very earliest garden luxuries for
' their cnstozners, and vie with one tor.
other in their efforts to be "filo.' Mr
Joyner had excellent well-filled green
peas on Saturday last, which he believes
to be the first of the season.
BITTEN.-Sarn. Cook had tbe name
fot tuoe to be bitten by a dog one day
lesteweek. ehe even eleteet 1. -.!et!, deg*
would do limey with those enteinee
which they know to be cross and
treacherous, 'they would confera Net
-
frig benefit to our citizens, as well es
relieve tlaemselves of a great deal of
wove aad future trouble.
THE APPLE CROP -It is anticipe t-
ed that the apple crop in Huron will
this year be one of the largest in Ito
history. Harrell naannfacturers are al-
ready waking the necessary preps,' a -
tions for it, and the railroads will sub-
sequently be beyereler taxed to bangle
W. It is estimated that the crop wit be
n the vicinity of MAO barrels• .
TO STAB T• RUSIN ESS. -Thos. Mc.
Neil, who v. oot west on Tuesday morn-
ing, has been a resident of Clieton for
a considerable length of time, but has
decided on starting in business for hitn-
self atWetaskawingabout 4(Jealles from
Edroontnn),He will open out a sta-
tionery business thei e, and will bejoin.
edeby blew -He -later'. on. His friends
here wish hint abundant success,
MONUMENTS. --On Tuesday, J., E.
Hoover, of town, was in Lucan, setting
tip e large monument which he had
jutt flniehed for the. wife of J.R. Atkin-
son. He gets orders from all over the
countre" and the best of satisfaction is
given in every case. His name is aye-
• onyindus with that of good work, fle
was in Goderich. on Monday filling
another order to the memory of the
late Wm, Rbynad,
ELECTRIC LIM:tire-Oki Sundae,
, evening about 10 °Week the large belt
tn ennnectron with the electric light
plant, broke, leaving the streets and
nsany of the residences in complete
darkness....The large arc light in the
town hall has been replaced by a beau-
. Ufa 40 light chandelier, which is e
great improvement. It is not only
much prettier, but will distribute the
lightmuch better.
MORE LIGHT. -On Wednesday the
work of trimming the trees of the town
was begun. Rattenbury wiji be the
first street to benefit thereby. The
lower limbs are being cut away, giving
a more extended .view en .front et the -
dwellings and. along the street, allow.
ing the•wiod to circulate more freely,
and permitting more sunlight to find
its way to the somewhat too :Mailed .
parts. John • McOlacherty and Merles
Carter are doing the work,
•
. GROWING. -The fiscal year of the
'Dominion .of Canada ends on June
28th. The amount collected • at this
post, in the customs department will
largely exceed 0000, a considerable in-
crease over last year. For the year
1900-1901 tbe total -receipts for the
Goderich port of which Clinton, Kin-
cardine, Seaforth, Southampton and
Wingham are •suteetlices were 634.-'
12839, so that it will be seen that Clin-
ton collects a good percentage of the
eevenue. . • • .
HEAVY 'BUYING OF -STOCK.-It
is understood that End& it Watson,
of Blyth two of the heaviest d in
cattle in this part of the country, went
through our section last week and
boughe up as many as 1200 head, pay.
ing $6 to e6.25 for same, They shipped
a car Tuesday and one on Wednesday
direct to the old country. At the
present price of cattle across the water,
spread. over the greenand with an art- .
3:8 sc. of is/ e qz money,t ioIrt.lt5he to. leaAri.5.i:ins,w4ndeNvoltholsilafta:
t,. •
them , many
e teetlee aged market/. . WEDDIi4dig.-A
ay f w ers, 'the wants de the
peaele Were uttered to, At One end of
the1 g eran eh ,of elis Mclienzle'e
hoeseewhich was beautifully dor:gated
with bunting and Chinese 'Istn'ternet
Miss Marion emits and. Miss bete
Gunn, dressed as Is eeeeeee die.
posed of banenase
Lt the other tette:nude, etc„ and
gieS Jennie Robinson
bad the •
_
sweet meats betook after. A
;int eistitsed was present and allseetned
thttivited in the success of the "tots' "
garden pat LY. and when the evening
closed it viYas foetal that $45 had been
taken in, ,
,
neLEY OiltITtOrr.-At tbe close. of
the sertrion'on.Sunday night last, 111r
Hoesson sprung a . surprise •upon his
congregation by ennouncing that that
public service,closed his ministry in this
town. He mid that his ministry had
not been ell that he could have wished
it, but who of us reaches to all our
ideals, thae, it had not been all he pray-
ed tor, but who of. es has all his prayers
ansveert d. He was like a. sower who
had gone forth to sow,, but had to leave
before the haryeet was ripe; but as in
Christ's time so still ; Men labor and
o her men enter into their Jabots,. , He
teferrect to the joy it had given him to
see the erection t f the Weeley church.
He'vms pleased to knovs he. had :had
eomething. to do towards that erection;
in the gathering of subscriptions to-
tverde the entoptise. He desired to
thank the members of both his official
boater, for the uniform kindneasshown
to bine by them; . not stogie unkind
word had been (said to him at any busi-
ness meeting. HeyeaS pleased. to know
(hut the finatices of thechitsch had been
in a most healthy condition during his
• Additional Local News.
VAMPERS.-The family of Ur I
Tisdalt went to Hayfield tor the season
rat litednesday. That of Mr IL Marin-
ing will go on. 'rbuttdav. Mr G. D.
illt,Taiegart on Friday IL O. OrCtver
on Saturday. Thote of D. IlleCetyie
and IL Holmes probably the following
week,
NEW QUARTERS. -The familiar
face end tiger° of the Miteseeellarris
agent, 0.1,4avis, will no more be seen on
Isaac street in tront of the old bnyldiog
he treed a•sn shop, Since the tearing
clown of tbis etructure he has removed
to Optario St., in the building formerly
Used Rair restaurant by Me Wat,
wnere he w1/1 conduct the same bus',"
nese on a larger scale t han ever.
LION .13RAND.-C. C. Rance re -
tamed on Saturday night after a two
weeks trip in the interests of the "Lion
:Arganntld;_fc9lorththiuee.easlit? 1.1ebfet ortogmaipnanoyn
Vevey a hirgeariontif-of orileiss on hence
. and are 'rem king ap fast as poseible to
fill them. They will toon need to ens
large their estaelishment mace more.
It pays Well to put out a gond article.
SHORTHORNSes-W, 3. Higgins ate
tended the sale of thorobred Short.
horns held. on the fern?of David Gibe
rein, near Komoka, on Wednesday.
He reports a' large attendance a.nd
number of sales, prices ranging from
$100* up. Mrs Biggins acconsmisaied
'
e -
e •
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Ira as far Komoka, but went on t
London, where she spent the day, 1'
I timing vett h Mr Biggins on the evenin
ti ain, -
VVEDD1M4.-A gory quiet weedin
was solernized by Rev Howson tb
Wesley 11/lethodist parsonage Pride
evening, the contracting parties b
ing Clintons South Aftica hero, M
Ben Webb (now of Oshawa) and Mis
Elizabeth Eason • ,of • Seafortb. W
vsish them anuelt:_eny...inereettrimeibia
bliss. After spending a few days her
they returned to their new borne a
(Ishe,was.on Tuesday, where Mr Web
is employed. .
IT IS A BE/IRFIT.-PrOf. elle
Campbell, Goderich, who has about 1
pupils in town, It3 io Blyth and inlarg
class in Goderichen speaking te a NEW
Erta reporter stated that a revolutio
in music had taken place and a greate
impetus to scholars had been given,en
more enthusiasm shown by thern,sinc
the introduction of a local examination
of music in Goderich,in affiliation with
the Toronto Conservatory of naneic.
Last year seven accepted theopportun•
ty and rote on it, and this year
twelve, nearly double tile number, and
Mr Carimbefi says he will have 15 him-
self next year. •
A FRENOR ATLAS. -The rtepart:
Ment of the interior issues in both Eng*
bah and-Fianch, what is known as "an
Atlas of Western Canada. "The Eng-
lish Celsius' edition is especially
liable, containing,. as it does, the
cootie, maps of tbe provinces, and
a number ef illustrations. The
only difference between the Eng -
rat ifattrrsnetc-eattios Is that thertusr;
iptitte matter is printed in French le
one and English in the other. The
Census reports in both are in English,
the maps, of come% are uniform. It so
happens that a lot in the French edition
has been sent to the AfEW ERA office.
If anyone wishes a copy they can pro-
cure.one here at any time. •
°LINTON Losgs. ANOTRER.-A
quiet but pretty wedding took niece at
the residence of Mrs Shannon, on
Thursday, June 26th, wben her eldest
daughter, Miss Margaret Mende, was
united in marriage to Mr W, Brad-
shaw • Smyth, of Detroit. the silken
knot being tied by Rev G. W. Howson,
of town.' The bride wab watt De. gowne
ed in white silk, and carried a shower
.13equet of roses. Miss Mabel Shannon,
• sister of the bride, assisted as brideee
maid, and was •also attired in white.
The groom was attended by Mr C. H.
joy, of London. The beautiful
army of presents gave ample, testis
moray as to the populatity of tbe
btide, and the bitter esteem ia which
she is held. The Mosey counts,
•left .the afternoon train for their
future home in Detroit. The NEW.
Additional Local .News.
RE.ENRAGED.-Illiss Reesie March,
daegh ter of Thos Mur ch, who has
been leachir$ in Welleslee to some
tin3e, has been re-ergaged fee the cow•
log year at an met eate of $25 in her
Salary. This is tbe best iestimoniel
she could desire t bat her serViCeSt.tre op.
p:eciated. It is her thltd year in the
section. ,
NUCCESSFITL.-The resufti of the .
June exami t ;us (.1. College uf
Musicians and Surgeoue of Ontwrio
were issued last vveek Among the
names ot those who haves passed we
notice that ef IL B. Hutton, Centralia,
In the intermediate het, Herb is a,
Huron Co. boy, his high school train-
ing being received, it Goderich. lie
wes.greatly handicapped this year by
having his leg broken in a foot ball
match at Toronto last fall, and by be-
ing laid up for some time this spring as
a result of -vaccination, but we are
glad to see that in epite of those draw-
backahe has ferged to the front.
MUSIOAL'EXAMS.---The following
peteoes wrote at, the Tenaperance Hally
Godericb, 'on Wednysda ylast week, in
connection with Toronto Conservatory
ot Mueic Exemee-Inisses Slater,Penhall,
and Uarder,Blyth; Miss Ida and Louie
Holmes, Miss Ida Ross, and Miss N.
Mc Kenzie, of Clinton ; Miss James,
of Goole ; Miss Griffin, of Wing -
ham ; and Mr Cook. of West-
field. All of these e t t • were
Pupils of Ide Glen Campbell, The ex.
amination WAS to have been undsr
charge of Sheritelleynolds, but being
buoy at court, his wife presided. An
examination in piano will be held here
and in'Godericli, about the 9th.
FOR FRITIT PACKERS. -Now that
the fruit season is at hand it may not
be finales to recall the face that the act
with regard to the packing of fruit is
very stringent. infringements of
zit marks act-will-in-alt--prohability
be severely dealt with as the govern.
'mist isdeternained to avoid misrepre-
sentative of the fruit on the part of
the packers. It is illegal to put
loge and solid fruit .on the top
with small and inferior quality be
neatb. All packers will do well to
observe the trete regulations, as the
pubhc ran easily secure redress and
Baorepuactes.13 3 obligation to accept fiLilt
A GRATEFUL FATRER,-Those
who kindly interested themselves in
behalf- of tne poor little blind girl,
Nisllie Oatliug, who formerly .resided
here, will be pleased to hear that her
progress in the institute for the blind
at Brantford, has been ot gratifying
nature as evidenced by the report of
he principal. Out often subjects on•
the curriculum her standing is marked
'good" 8 tinnes, and "fair" twice. Her
onduct and health haye also been g* 01
The father in forwardibe the report to
Mr John Ranstord town says. -"I
hought it my duty to let you see the
etiort of the progress of my little girl.
'You see your, leiridness has ,not been
brown away, for God has eiven her
,esal. gifts. She -will :_spend her hole
aye airderieli year.. *bur& •-.V"
ike all the ladies of Clinton to know
ow tbenkful am." Gratitude is not.
o frequently met with in this world as
o render the •above unworthy of
14
LO Us
I Take Your
Measure.
reseeneree
We give you a
out cbaige, glasses
needed .„
Pans
For pair of glasses
or spectacles which
will fit your eyes, with
frame properly adjust-
ed to keep them in just
the rig4t position.
scientific examination with,
recommended only when
. Hammocks.
Palm leaf fane are the claeap,
eet line WEI boodle, and perhaps no
kind of fen gives more breeze the
small size are worth ec or 2 for 5o.
The large satin finials fans 5c each,
At 10a and 160, we have a choice
line of Japanese and Amerieen fans
daintily decoratedand fols ei carry
conveniently. Gauze and Satin
fans torte he had from 25o to §2..50
each,
eholee
Stationery
Is the delight of every lady.
In hew no one in good society
. can afford to nee anything else.
• We are. constantly adding to
our stook new and popular lines
in note pater and t nvelePen,
sealing wax pens, ink, etc.
Special values in tablets at
10o and 15o for note size and 25o
for letter size.
Do yen need a new one ? We
would like to show you our speoial
veins Flanamocir at $1.75, it is a •
fall color hammock, with pillow
and 'stretcher, °Wisely woven end
very strong, At $2.76, $8,75 end
$5, we oan, give you very fine
beransoeks with valance. oheap
Ines, at. 750. $1. and 01.25.
Buttericks Po'pular Paper Patterns.
Oar July patterns have juet arrived. The new loose coats thovs
.Japanese strap and sleeve effects, and slot sea =0 are ale° auumg the
novelties in skirts. •
Skirts are now frequently made with yokes, and in many instances
are box -plaited or tucked below the yoke, the buttoned effect down the
center of the back being also a, very pleasing change, '
Our pattern department is right up to date, and shows many
variatione of popular fancies. Don't fail to plait our paper pattern
department. '
CO, CLINTON:
RMWM
name. Mr CatlIng is hying in Cock-,
butts Island in the northern part of
Lake Huron.
PBESENTATION.--A.t picnic at
pringbank, London, of one of • the
Bible classes of Askin St Methodist
church, Miss Holtnes formerly of Clin-
. on, and sister of Dr Holmes, of. town*
was hoes:wed by the members of the
class, The London Adyertiser in re-
ferring to the event has the following-'
ssOae of the most pleasing features of
the outling ways the presentation of a
beautiful gift to Miss Clara Bathes,
deughter of Rev J. W. Helmer!, who
I is severing her connection with the
'church. Miss Holmes has long been
an estemed meniber of the class, and
her loss will be severely felt. Misty
Gertie Rovvntree read a happily word-
ed address and the presentation was
made bey, Miss Millie Gerry. Miss
8
Holmes expressed si
leaving her classevhere she had made
neere . reret at
a df hh
m • •
• /
eee eyeeld long eberislepleasant mem-
ories," .
:LORD'S DAY ALLIANCE MEET.--
,1As notifiee by , the . secretary Mies
:Perlee, a meting of the•elocel 'Wanda
ER friends,an o
"
pAeetem. FOR oteiti$,..e' Tee • qua. wedd ing took place •et the melds.
1 advantages of ensilage as feed, and tee owe of Mr A. RaYwobd, London road,
ST Platt. s CrIttnert. 'nee O. It
• 'Guntie preached masterly and well
merited educational sesencm. last Sue -
day morning in behalf of Trinity UPI-
lere ty,(whieh insti(u In is celebrating
ite goldeti ennivereary at the preseet
time, having been founded fifty 'were
ego by Bishop Shore), imd a plea. for
• higher education of children. Taking
Inc his text the first six verses of the
:3r (1 digester of Si •Mattlievereferrieg 111
particular, to the latter part of tbe d
veth "Prepare ye the evay the 1
Lerd, make His pathe streight," whi.
WAS 3 oh n the leept i8V 3 preaching and
igshe butte tip a very strong areili
ment ie fever et the suppert, not only
finabcially but in prover, and by hiter.
eistedness in their welfare and a vanee.
ment by sending btu, sons said daugh-
ters there to be further enligetened ir
the way tceprepriee melte the pathe f
of our Lord straight...On IVednese 1
day evening the Ladies' Guild held ,
7
their regular monthly meeting, aro re.
port that fhe net receipts from the gar -1
den parte held recently amounted to
$57 50; the thanks of the ladiee Were
tendered to all those who aeeisted 11 1
n3aking thew garden perty rest:cocas," 1
..The Coronation service that wee.to I
have been held in St Paul's church' yes.
terday Thursday) was postponed till
further notruetions be received from
His Lordship, the Bishop.
pastorate; a constafitly increasine. sut-
pltis had beeit placed to 'the credit of
else stewards in each yertie He thank-
ed the tnernbere of the chureh and con-
gtegation for the • alrhost uniyersel
Itiminess which had been shown him.
Ile had -received thanks hundreds of
times, by letter and otherwise, since he
came here., Or the health and comfort
which his tninistrations had afs
forded both in the pulpit and the p te-
torete.' He desirf tn arknowledo his
indebtedness to all the officers in every
depertnsent of church work. Ills
1'11111*S were especially dile to Mr P. II.
Sibley and Mr Tannesr as leaclers of
tFio claoira and all the members thereof:
-
lie services of the church and Sunday
Sehool hati been- helped by their un-
weeried'efforts. He urged the chnech
to receive the nee. Ifenry Manning,his
successor,tvith greitt cordiality. to give
him their sytnparl y i love. They
would. lind Mr Maneing an eiteellent
Preacher and a loving pastor,and while
he might, not preach itt the same style
as his proleceseoreatill he virouldPreach
the same great and saving truths, pre.
eenting them in a newelight. Mr Ilow.
son hoped to hear of their affairs from
titrie to time; that they were striving
tottether for tne hope of the Gospel....
IteV J. Greene will take eharge of bpth
tiPr vices next Sebbath....Sunday, eline
29, vein be the 27th atiniversoy of the
marriage of Rey (.1. W. Howson and
wife; we wish them many he re.
turns of the day; may they hot live
till the flgurts read the eithet wag -72,
Success ot ceraent silos will Mean tha
an unusually large number of farmers
will Mehl silos this summer- T. Wel-
ker. •Wigginton are already
making orepatatione for the summers
work. The former is having a, cob].
plete set of steel frame made at
Seeley's de Turners, and the latter :a
wooden set at T. McKenzies. Both
kinds have their advantages atid .good
work can be done with either,
YOUR OWN SAM'S WO Rie.--,-Lest
week S. S. Cooper finished a, large ad-
dition to the house belonging to W. B.
Cook, Kinburb. Peter McDougall's
bonse, Goderich township, was also
finished, ' ready for the plasterers. A
gang of men went to Week, Wednes-
deer, on it house for Mr' Tynec, Summer-
hill, Mr Cooper just finishing a
beautiful colonial verandah. for Jacob
Taylor. He is also designing. plans for
a, house for B. J. Gibbings, whicb,ween
finished, will be one of the prettiest
dwellings in that part of the town.
POISONED. -Mrs Cousins, wife of
Rev C. O.:Cousins, of Talbotville, was
accidentally poisoned Tueeday even
ing. She had baked it cake during the
day, and in making the icing, instead
of flavoring It with vanillasas intended,
she made A Mistake and took the
• wrong bottle, gettitig hold of .one
c�n-
tailting aconite. After eating :some of
the cake she became very sick, with
all thr: synytorne of acute" poisoniog.
. C. Duncorithe adrnitistemd antidotes,
and Mrs 06tiehis completely recovered
from the effects of. the poison. Mr
Consins is well known here, having
been stationed on Auburn circuit.
• THE BAND. -The re-orobizatioe of -
our local band has nset With most
gtatifying results. tinder the leacieez
ship of S. Borland. good progress has
iveulted. Tbe tint pnblic appearabee
for the season •was made on Tuesday
t h d p .e in cnrnu'c.
lion with Willie church S. S. Befote
marching to the grounds, a :selection
was rendered et J. W. Irwires copier.
Many eaverabIe cornmente were made
upon the playing. We think the town
should eticourege the boys. A little
'support tvould bit
felt, and It would
1110311 q u8
endeavoring to cultivate the taste for
good music. Help them along. ,
PROMOTIONS, - The following
mmHg are promoted te the 4th book,
Miss 0 Nee s vision-( Chowere
Annie Permabaker, Lett ie eilomare W. '
W fireman, Marion Duniery, Bertha
Olson, May Wince, Annie Alartin,
Atay Smith, IP/Shepherd, Tr. Twitcheli,
'N. Welqh,.., Memo. McCatuthey, W.
Cook, The following pundit of Mies
Wilson's divielon are promoted to the
eviller third :-Sadie Itlast, Roy 'Baste
Mary IVIcintyre, Pearl Dunfotd,k.lharlee
Macpherson, Lucy Cooper, Gar- Doh.
eriY, leostee, Laura Wilkie, Etta
Johnston,. Luella Tenney, Mamie re*
ter. The next three are:- -1L Sage,
Hall and It, Rumba%
on Wedoesday alien:icon in ..,the pre-
sence of a reell number ' of guests.
g Y
The priricipals were Mr E. A. Bali, of
Windsor, and Mies Mary Haywooe,
only daughter of Mr Ha.yelsood, The
groomsman was Mr 'W. H. Gould, of
London, and bridesmaid Miss Ball
sister of the groom. The peculiarity of
the affair consists in the fact that the
groom, bride, bridesmaid and grooMs-
men were all dumb, and the marriaee.
ceremony had to be igterpreted by Air ,
Fred Haywood, brother of the bride,
The bride was beaorningly attired in
white, end earried bougeet of theme.
After the ceremony vehieh was per-
formed by Rev Mr Dunlop, a wedd-
ing dinner was participated in, and
the couple, happy sts. any favored with
the use of their terigue, left on the
afternoon train for Windsor. - • a,
THE OPEN SEASON:Again—thli
time has arrieed for the -usual • liet of
drowning 'accidents and casualties by
Water. Boys will insist . upon getting
into dangerous placeeriMany quite un-
able to swins, unaequainted with the
localite, rush in beyond their depth
quite forgetting, unfelt it is too late,
that a five feet boy in six feet of water
is not conducive to hingevity. A case
of this kind occurred during the past
week, When &slumber of 'boye whose,
names are withheld for veriotut reasons
were bathing in the Hayfield titrext
near ,the railroad bridge On. if
. them, a strariger in town, gct in water
too deep and begamto sink. Two others
who work in the organ factory attemp-
ted to resole him and it was only by
the greatest difficulty that they suc-
teeded in doing ear As itwate one of
them was nearly pulled under by the
drowning boy. Too great precis/it:ion
.eanpot be exercised on the part of those
who go in bs,thing. . •
A. MIN ESTER'S' VOTE, -Since the
recent e eet on,Rev. . Howson ba4
been the subject of some strong adverse
eriticion by Oonservittivesen the belief
that he had. supported the Liberal can-
didateettul,therefore,had voted against
prohibition. Why he should riot vote
as he thought best or according to hie
own judernent, did not seem aceorded
him, but his amulet's jumped to a con-
clusion withont any knowlege of how
he voted,. and made commente accord.
Ingle,. • leering his residenee here; Mr
Howson has maintained a position so
absolut ely neetral that yerv few ktsew
he has any political leanings nue way
or the ot her. • lie has never atl ended it
pelitical meeting of env sort, tete not
diseussed politics,and has kept himself
abtolutely aloof therefronelIedoert be-.
41.eve, however, that the Roes Govern-
ment has: done mote for temperance
theteMi• Whitneysand lngically ishould
1.ave 'voted that way. But ma -matter
of fact he did not. In it Ietterpublished
nver his own sigeature statee that
Mr Mitchell received his .vote, and
therefore,the onion() and hostility dice
plae ed toward him has been absolutely
unwarranted and unjustifiable,
of the Lord's Alliance was held,- in the
h
aest Monday evening at 7 o'clock. The.
president, Mt Houston, in the chair
called the meeting to order, and stated'
that the meeting had been cailea et
the request of Dr Shearer, the Down).
ion Organizer, who stated in a letter to,
Iz'the secretary that as the work was
getting too heavy for himself, he asked
that a, delegate be vent to Toronto on
the 80tielo attend a nseeting to be held
at that place for the purpose of ap-
pointing it Provincial; Secretary. Upon
motion Dr Gifford was asked to attend.
It was also decided to ask a repreeent-
basensent of 'the Presbyterian thurc
—steageesalbeeraie_
• ative from each one of the churches to
%meta a canvasser to solicit menabers
from aroongst-the congregation they
represent. The meeting then adjoewn.
to Meet at the cael of the secretary
•
TO' GUBLI)B.--The excursiOn fie the
Ontario Agrieultural'Farto oh Friday
last ueder the itespices of East and I
South Hume Farmers' Instittoe
in everyWay an miqualified success„ 1
The West Hoven Bratich will not hold :
one tbisi year, so that the this exam...
don included points in the Western
Pert as well. The morniag trains
brought in huge. numbers from the
west and north. A spooled' from the
soiith connected with them at this
point. In idi 1,7 coachesheaV ly- loaded,
1 tett Clinton, '$ on the regulat, 9 on the
spetial; other coaches were picked, up
along the line; The excursioniste
iseemed:to be be merry mond and a
most enjoyable time was had, despite
the crovvded condition of the cats
The usual provision was made at the
farmlbr the, yieitots. The president
address of- welcetne wee-- brief, wit ty
itt dirstructive. The day was rill tha
tilcottultdilleieddaeysai epedieriansadnatl 01 •uree.turinvejlie,kItt
were sold here.
MILITIA CHANGES' -Aecoriling to
the militia nott ea published at Ottawa
blot week is one:to the effect that the
.33rd Huron regiment will bedecreased
to eiglat eompanies of uniform estab-
lishment. The present strength of the
regiment is 412, and is Made up of nine
companies. Itis test yet. announced
which of the eine will be disbanded;
I ' AN EXOELLtENT RECORD, -Miss
Manie . Houston, daughter, of thees-
teemed le lucipal of our Collegiate In-
stitute, arrived home on foonefay hewn
Toronto, where she had beery attending
the Conservatory of Music. The finals
in connection therewith were held last '
week, anti Miss Houston, in addition to
taking first class henore in instrumen-
tal, ranked second in the whole Prov-
ince in her vocal exernitiation. giss
. Houston es tp be congtatulated on the
extellept stand she has taketa Al -
though'she, knew the result several
days before returning' home she had
Inot informed her father, but'kept it as
lei pleasant sutprise for hine. Both
father and daughter -have reason to be
gretieled oyer the result of her wprks
.617DDEN DEATH. -Yesterday morn •
Webb, •Mises RathWell and Courtice
Hellas Du Printernp,Bachenann,Mabei
Stan Miry ; Solo. James Doherty
Automne, Chaminaile, Sybil Cpurtice ;
My Bonny 'Berq'ue, Norman Murch
Heimkehr, Lichner, Zemilla Cornish ,
Galop "Little- Joker", Tapley, Hazel
O'Neie Solo,Lillian:Cmats(a) Mazitrka,
Godard, and (b) 'Valse Chrometique
Leschetizky, Mabel Ceupland ; Minuet:
Mozart, Ette, Jobnson ; March, Th.
Giese Op. 160; Mary 'Jaye •, Solo; Nor-
netn .Murch '; (a) Tarantelle, Mills; and .,'
(bj La Czarine, Game, Sybil •Courtice;
U°Bd:IaBvF8.1.t.Eher KS.1-"Dwing to the beck-
.
ward weather there .bas been no
material change theprice; ef strew -
berries this past week The large
posters of the Torente Exhibition have
arrived at the station. "New buildings,
new exhiloitsienew attractions" et they'
•
say The date is f
Sept 13;entriee close .Airg 7....Elliott's
livery is running rigs to Holmesville
• Lawn Socstal to -night at 630, 7 and -7:30.
. for 10Creturn....A. number, of people
were at the statio13 cu Thursday on
their way fey Kincardine havibg come
as ar tie God 1 h
tom Se t 1 t 11
• leg. (Thursday), Mt Alex, • Morris droepe
dead 'from :heart failure; . He returne
from ilia- Wafit about three weeks.aggedeom
pained by hiewife, add took up hoosekee
• ing, and hes been Os deolinteglsealth -.eve
sines; . Deceased was bore. in Scotland, be
ilrg leeteaspeobeen of'ites beady Scot,: an
was for many .years ,e'higlyle respected e
sidentof Clinton .beforegoing 'west, and
.addition to hie wife,: leaves a large family
His daughter .are, Mrs Arthur . Cour/h.:an
Mrs Siisithe Clinton; Mrs John Tune ..ceini
ohne tfta AMA; Johnston, 'Souris, . Man
wbile his sons are Alex. of 'town, jam an
•
James Ofelapitoba, and .George of Nes
Superior. . Caressed war a .staunch .Liber
.a Zealous Presbyterian, and a Men • ea
epeeted by everybedy.'•, Ile .rsitrilieeyeeigeso
•age.
' • A DELIGHTFUL ...EVENING .-•111
recit-al given -on eloratay evening. I)
Miss Carel N. secteithe and hes, ingels
tessieted. by Miss Lillian Corits. -Messy
.Nerinaii Ai Oreh end jetties 'Hobert
-proved arare treat to the laege updi:
elites _that assembled in the town. bal
fieethe, .The varioes num
bers oit the'.progehin-Were remarkabl
well executed, reflecting .greitt credit
MAO* 071 the performers theineelves
Ind also • on Miss Neweembe. . TI1
popils...frorn • the emeelest. dot wh
C0111(1.8C4tdoly. reach 'the key boord,
theeilder audetioreedvanced member
played with - an expreission ,end . deli
can of, touch that were highly cern
mendable. It may les unwise eto -ex
Peens tinY 610/03 ab011t Any yarticula
selectIon.butewe Hunk the Teat -lege of
Anse Syliil Coortieeend her int erpre-
e tetioe of thts vaisiontenunibers 7
VO8 81306131. Mit333
C0111311311(1, Londpshoro.. nista plevise
„. .
eereseding well Though somewhat
TWI'VoltS, Edwerti hitirch also levee
(wider ve of a finis touch, and his piny-
ifig is worthy of ingseiril notice. Tbi•
vocabeelectione liyeeMit).4 er) it'
were welt rOPPIV04, AS W3TO 8180
80168 by Per Muriel arid Me Doherty
Owing to indieposition •etrys Hoskin,
Who wits to have assisted was.not able
to be Present. Eepressioes of regret at
11115 unevoidable •ciacittristance were
betted ort alf-sides by those. Who have
bad tins .oppreettinity of hearing her- in
the past, Miss Newcombe - has . every
VPILSOU tO feetitratified with the !veldt
of the evening's perforinence mei .een
look 311101I 11:8P- WOIR.With pArd011131)1e
anemia of -pride end waist ter ) .T1
ball was tastefully .41ecorated with deo
andlititif Mg for. thti 'evolving, The
Plano teed was kindly loaned by'• Col.
Hoare. The:Program was as followe
elappinese, uselials Op. 116, Et ta
johneon ; "Eldirrado" Valets. Gilbert
ellve Writers ; In the Vi/keellayel
be boat. from Sarniaf
The heavy tea of Wednesday strained
er c
O the boat very badly and she had to put. '
s into Goderich earlyThursday morning. .
p. The passengers were sent to their re.
✓ SPeetive destinations by train ...What
- might have proeed it serious lifts ir. oc-
curred on Tuesday evening, when two
6. boys, well known in town, got into
• some little altercation. One of thens
, drew a knife woundiug the other in
O the. wrist. He • evideotly forgot the
. use for which such instruments are
, intended.. oThe Entrance examine -
tions began here on Wednesday.; tin.
t der control of Messrs Houstou and
. Lough the papers, so far, have been
. (Mite fair, and. the pupils are well
f Pleased with them.. ...The rain oh.
Wednesday' intettered very kreatly.
' with the work of the "sidevvalk- gang,"
e parts of the finishing had to be done
in the pelting miry ....The latest bulletin
' concerning the Ring' states that, he
s
Passed aegood night and is resting
Y comfortably....The many friends of le
; Couch will regret to learn that he is
' very ill wills appendicitis. At the time
- of going to press there was a slight
Y change for the better,
; L. 0. D -The semi annual meeting of Co
•
0 li, 0, L., South Huron held in Sense% on
0 the 24 th was well attended, representative
) brethren being in attendatuye from the
s different districts. -Co. fe., A. Nevin, ea,
.. cnpied the chair there being on platform '
. also EX. be:Masters, A, Dd. Todd mid no.
. &meat. The chief business trareacted
e was In reference to 12 July celebration to
be held in Goderich this year. Mout 120
Lodges are expected to be in attendance
from Canada, and the enited State, and
the Committee .itee squiring no efforts td . •
mike the day the roost ettractive 'sod best
tbat Gocierich has ever egperienced,
I. O. 0, V. -The Amnia' District _meet. 'wee
elle forHuron District, No. 16, I. 0. O. le
was held at •Seriforth, on Wedeesday even.. ..
, Imo. The Looal Lodge bent wee mere-
' 1. seined by D. D. G. M. Jacob Taylor, I, C.
/ 1 Steveneon and Wm, McKeown, • Bro. Gib -
sou,
I of Limn Lodge, No, 70, was elected
D. D. CI, M. and Brae J. C. Stemesob 4.
1 Clinton Lodge, No. 83, Distrect Seoretary. e .
IAfter the Regular re tibees of the District,
the viaitors were loyally entettathed by
the Brethren .of Fidelity Lodge, at the
Queenly lonel. a, Taylor Iiilds the posi-
tion of D. D. G. U. until the end of the
yaw and reports Oddfellovvship to be in a,
flourishing condition in Huron District,
CO It ON AT I ON CELEBRATION. -
On Friday everients lOPPtirl pc of he
represeritatlyes from the various fret
ernal and benevolent sscietie's was held
in the tote!) hell for the pnrpose of ar..
rariging for a. joint Corountion Ser '.'ice
on 'Suridey, June 20th, After some des
tussion it was decided to litteeen open
air nieeting in the park,orrin the event
of the Weather being unfavorable, in
the town hall, The rninietere in chat go
of the d.fferent denotninations were to
be tisked to epeakaind an invitatien ex-
tended to the ehoirs for iseioint Service.
the following from the different
cleirches were appointed to look after
the nutter t-Wtn. Webb, St. Paul's
Omni) ;11110 Rorke. Wesley church ;
J. Teter*. Ontario Street ehtirch ; Melt,
Irwin, ; Flynn, St, Joseule's
J. tinny/sr, 13eptist. M MeT(iggari
and 11. Combo were appointed Mere
thane for the occesion. will assem-
ble en the square at 13 o'clork,when the
procession will be formed to intirch to
the place of worship. • All proceeeing;
have sirce been declared °if owing to
the illnese of the Ring, of which an
account 1617017(AI to Mother eolumn,
L".
1)()311N111N Jaij7
iVivt!sr,;,511::':(11'g,ir,14'na,t,‘:111.1,,AuivArIttjANk' e)1,11_1eimplal,tr'n\i*
• may& envies Ahsz..n.n ill and finned going &etre ;hub and July , Iran
flottpland, ; Situttle Aeolis Thorne., f°1.1Y3turn JuelVet2E5nd::70'wn. citdoti and Ed. Morch.; Tht) (halm, Alolik. Greed, I pniisinise se) tl
Union Coats . Velise leette alitiv „ °eye deley at stittion.
Zernila CornishiOrossvater's tirthi gs, we
stuck, Alleter, elary liays ; 1
4. Ilodgens 'town Agent