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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-07-04, Page 4•v. istr 4,1902. reat ontinue CIATON NEW FRA. CO Da EXORSIONS TO TUE Canadian Northwest atfollowing 'Return Fermi:- er Wherreee . Ars „Arcola, este.: ninecatt h, Mem; We, Man,,Estevan,Assa. ;Greed, View, mate; asunotte keel : Moosorein, steers; swan Inver, Map.; waskada,taan.;,Wawan- $28 taut, wan inoeselaw, Apse.; Regime alma.; 'irons. Bena town, ********* ..,••• .111 • • • rr Crowds Show Where Bargains ......... ss -6 Beer:leer, Stretticona, Alba, $40 • Good aoins June 24th and July 15. Return - leg within se aim from dote of esue. Paroheee your tickets 1st Town office and Last Saturday the first day of oursale this store was •thronged with hundreds of r;eople who know and care for bargains. This week the crowds will be greater fix news of the big bargains will have been passed along to friends .and neighbors of those who shared in the special offerings. 'The prices advertised last week hold good during the 30 days sale. aye delsy at etation, F. Hodg&is, Town Agent TRINITY 'UNIVERSITY ironorm Residential Colleges, Exeter Additional Local News, 1)ZA.T11..- 00e of Exeter's moet, popu, 'WITH. THE TEA011EUS.-Arneng lar and promieing youug Men. m the pelmee or R. (1 * Treeamme, D. A. se,„ 'those who 'have arrived in town tor their helidayarare Mieees Ide Murch, paesed away laetWedoesday. On June Doherty, Obattnien t ' 14th.,he was compelled to toi ake to hDresden 1 DalaY be4 With tb%mumpad it wabut later feve s. r Emu° StellUen'ont Heroaui Olive HO" I was s ouly a few dart Tar. °ninon* ; Eva Oneeer, Derdop feared, EVa eenkine, Arthur 1 Jessie Wiserna sgo.ths4 bio ailment was pronounced u. aud Clara Ohidley, of Londeeboro. • t perttonit 6, Ile was a graduate Toronto School of Science and 00 prac- YE OWE VAPERS.-The tearing: tuna electrician, being joint, proprietor down of the old building to 033/40 room with Ohas. Snell, in the Exeter Elm- for the new pest office brought to light - -- - -....•• - them Was one lucidentaliy Picked tie trio Light Company. lie watt 20 years!, a lot of papers and bills that dated back of age. 0 oderleo . t well into the last century. They were 1 scattered about the streete and among by R. Irwimwhich bore the date °doh - Grove in gonnect ion ' with the H. C'• • been picked up, er, 1853i apd °there as early as '43 have Px0100-The picnic. held in Ransford's chureh, on Thursday,june 20, wee quite successful in view of the combination EXAMIN ATIONS,-The following of circumstances that accrued at that pupils of Mise Robbie Division, are time. Many thought tlaatthe postpone- nr 1 .. oted to the 3rd book t -Hazel 4..0 " eil, Rethie Witts, lidyitie McMath, , meat of tiae Coronation would P. DelVTaylor,Peart Stuart,Elva Wiltee, Mean the postponeinent of the picric end consequently reinatned at home, X. Wiseman, Rosie McCaughey, eertie able in severalre,..ewts, On the vvhole, t In addition the weather*Its Unfavor- I CUM') linT erifil4 Lnin SteVens, Mar. merits Herman, Della Finch, Edna eason to he stoeleY E . Emerson Mit, proud of theattendance end the enjoy- dile% Geo, qtell, Doihe Mermei. Millie however,Father Weit has rnce:19,waY, ,,r!) I able time spent, Among thosepresent Perdue, qusitt Carling, . were Revs: Father McMenamin, Olin. IN MANY FIELDS. -Lester White. Iton, Father Replan, St. Augustine, ly, the popular teacher of moderns in Father McCormick, Ashflekl, Father St Thomas Collegiate, was home for a UorcorareSeaforth,Fatherislorthgraves few days thie past week. He left on Seaforth,FatherMcgwen,St. Columba, Monday agate for St Thomas, having Judge Doyle, Mayor Camerou,M. P.P., 'signed for the mariner months with lasMcGillicuddy. It. the lacrosse teens there for a number of for Men and Women proceeding to tbe Degree of Die:bet:1r of Arte. . inustrated Book of the colleges 1 . will be emit free to any address. . Mitchelt ndl) P. W. Hovey, M. A. Holmes,M. P. was absent through sick. games at that city. The team is trying Hundreds of yards ci Wash Goods are being sold Seoretary for Western Ontario. Irse The Marine Band furnished good hard to win out Lathe Eastern schedule, mot for the occasion, while Peter and are endeaVortng. to get the very at haltprice and less °LISTON, ONA . Doter, the champion Irieh piper, de- best men. Those who have seen Lester . ighted the hearts of all with his Scotch on the field can teetity to his ability airs anti Irish jige. The receipts clear vid 33 the stick. He had also an offer of • Last Saturday we sold more wash goods than. ever be- fore in one day. 'nese prices account for the wonderful sell- FRIDAY. JULY 4, 1902. Osten 0. ' .311* 20c & 25c Muslins 12ic • • Muslims, Ginghams, etc., 27 to 30 inches wide in a fine assortment of new designs, colors pink, blue, green, navy, eto.,xegular prioes are 20d and .250 on pale at per yard dh•1;• • 1"4 30c Dimities, Ginghams, etc., at 15c 00 yards of the finest Dimities Gingharne, &aims, etc., 27 to 30 inches wide, in. a good range of rew shades of eliy, pia, gold, linen color, all fenoy design's snd stripes, these are very fine goods that are warranted faet colors, regular prioee are 25c, 30o to 350,all to clear during salt. deys at per yard c & 15c Prints and Muslins at 9i • ASO yards c f 32 inch wide prints and 27 to 30 inch wide muslin's. Print*, in •' navy, red, black with white spots, stripes and figures all are warranted per- fectly fast dye, Mastitis in white and colors, regular selling prices were 12io' Ani and 15o, on sate et per yard I've` c 10c 12ic Prints, Muslins, etc:, at 6c 200 Yards of Prints, Muelins• eto., *inserted nolord;theets goods alien warrented , fast and come in light and dark 'shades, regular prices are 8c, 10o, 120, all on 06 sale at one price , .12ic4White Checked Muslin at 6ic $00 yards of white checked Muslins in aseorte4 small "end large °hacks very able for children' dresses. This line we clear out from a :wholesale hon e° at • fess tban mill price. • The regular value of tide auslin is 120, while it Witt a, • during sale we'll clear it at per yard •' 6C,c & 75c Shirt Waists at 45c vtsof all expenses were over $200,. • tne same kind from Blenheim. Dominion pay. On Tuesday our'.Dominion was 85 years old, july i.st 1807 savv the fedora - Fort trip, BOYS. -Here, boys, is a, puzzle tor you. School has closed and Blyth, you will have plenty of time to think , call and See the nareents tobe had in Mil- it out. The names of the first twelve unary at ism Graham's. sailor Hats from ern who get. the correct solution will be to secs Trinities:1 Hats from si.oe tit This is pla eaketaxiormstor Rusetwhgesueoageo.omtramt. bcirtirsold M. phuadblaisnheedigihnt gtallutonpcaapnerfuill.a.ommiilikkine,,An NOM -Welter McLean, B. A.. prinoip. 'customer canie along and wished to al of Vankleck High Idehool, is home for get four gallons, but insisted upon hav- ing it measured, no half and -half quid. nese. He also wished the four gallons measured out to hint at one time. The roilkman, besides the eight gallon can, which contained .the milk, had only a five and a three gallon can. How did he measure the four gallons to his cus- tomer ? There is no catch in this; it can be dope. Who is the eharpest ? -Jo ‘*- tion of the four provinces Outwit>, Que. the holideys. Mise Clara Moffatt, Toren - to, is visiting her parente. Blyth baseball bec,Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. club was defeated in Clinton on Dbminion What cheers') 'have taken)ple.ce since 'relit. DpiCentgaddrnedeZgaed (ytteriatchail l then. Prince Edward Island has been Beak of Hamilton, spent the lst"in Ring- admitted,the province of Manitoba has are. Thos. Wenleas was in the vicinity of been ft:mm;(1 and added one mere to the Paisley Olio week. . • . list, British Columbia •also cest in her ' WEDDING. -A wedding of a qulet nature was solenanized at the residence lot with the eastern ,provinces. The axes Wm McElroy, this week, when tricts towards which the tide of imetil-. cunPanY• inarria e to Mr W. 0, Walsh, of Lon - her daughter, Mary J., was nuked in don. he ceremony was performed by territories were then scarcely known 1 to any but the Hudson Bay 0 To.day we have fine flounehing dis- grRev A. McLean,' in the presence of ration is flowing from all quarters immediate relativee. The bride wore ' Several dozen fine Percale Shirt Waists in snorted odlors and all Warranted farit, regular of these waists were 60o and 75cssale price A5 Whitewear Bargains • Corset. covens of fine cotton nicely trinimedwith embroidery lace, etc., worth up to 85o, sale price• • • •• • .22. White Skirt') and gowns regular prices of which are $1.56 and $1.69 sate price 1.25 White Pique Skirts Half Price , Ladies' white Lawn aprons on sale at each.- . ... 35c Silk and Satin .Ribbons at 20c and what was at that time a mere white organdie, settle lace trimmings geegrapical expression • has become a and veil, with orange blossoms, and living reality, making the most ample carried a bouquet of mien. The bride returns according for the labor. and .was given away by her brother, and money expended by the joyful settler. the "Wedding March" was played by We have had two tebeltione but Miss Annie Walsh, sister of the groom. peace has ' been restored and the one After lunch was served the happy • e rebels are now living contentedCOUp le left`on the afternoon trainfor • DEATIL-The sable warrior visited •our hospital on Saturday morning last and carried off Ole :if the patients, in the person of Henry Smith, Seaforth. Hebad been.out at Bayfield, where' be • was taken ill about a month ago. Flays Ing ne iminediate friends except' a niece in Hensel', be asked to be taken to the hospital. He was admitted, but it was evident that hie stay on earth was dna:wing to a close.' Be was very feeble, being over 80 years old. Be suf. fered a greataleal and as be was ferried advise the river that knows no return the relief to him must have been great. The remains were interred in Clinton ark Tbe strides in progrees bAr, 'they home in London. • Saturday ft r on Rev been remarkable.. .4. .reav _statisti t3. , .. . _ _ , ,.._ ,., , . ,,• ,cemetery on a e no . will easily ..prove that we .have ad- ''"-- 7 - 'A ifigrie 7 ,. - tChellgrGallvEte.neWt°endutIncdteerdsttahned -sheristiceestaaltet , , vanCed by leaps and bounds..:. NoTae.-L-Auburn brass hand went to, automating to something near 62,000 The Federal revenue . in 1868 ' was -0 antiVe in anoney rdifroperty has been left $13.087,928; the expenditure $13.486,092.. Port #1t-ert on Tuesday to talr rrt in the Foresters' Picnic there; theY to Clinton s ospital. —•) • Oerte:4077 Let Us Take Your Measure. For a pair of glasses or spectacles which wM fit your eyee, with frame 'properly adjust- ed to keep *min just the right position. '‘Ii-fe give you a soli-WM° exammeitiou with. out ebarge, glasses recommended only when needed, Pans • !Hammocks, Palm leaf fano are the cheap- • est Doe we handle, and perhaps no kind of fan gives snore breeze, •the smell size are wottli 3o or 2 for So. The large satin neigh fans 50 each, At 10o ape 16e. we Wive a choice line of ;opitnese and American iitus daintite deeoratodiand fold ai carry conveniently: Gauze and Senn fans may be had frora 26o to 22,50 eaoh. Choice Stationery • Is the delight of every lady. In foot no one In good society can afford to use anything else. 'Weare constantly adding to our stook pew and popular lines in note paper and envelopes, • riesling wax pane, ink, eto, • EireCial valuee in tablets at 10o and 15o for note size and 25o for letter size. Do you need *new one? We would like to show you our speoiel Volga Bammoole at $1.76, it le a IUD Color hanimook, with pillow and etretober, cloeely woven spd very strong, At $2,75, 83,76 and -615, we cam give yen ,yery fine hammocks with •vattnce, cheep linee, at 75o,„ $1. and 01,25. • • BUttericks Popular raper Patteps. Our July patterns have just arrived.. The new loose coats allow Japanese strap and sleeve effeotle. and :dot seams ire also among the novelties in skirts. 0 Skirte ate now frequently made with yokes:, and in ming Instances are box -plaited or tucked below the yoke, the buttoned effect down the center of the book being also a very ptessing change. Our pattern department is right up to date, and short mieny variations of popular fancies. Don't WI to- Irish *ours pope spattern department. • • COOPER, & CO•, ' CLINT° ave been getting m` to shape reeentlY, ENTOMOLOGY, --The other &none OUR HORSE TRADE. --J. Hill, who °MARI() Sra. HET Cgtrame.-Nene In 1901 the revenue was 052,514,701 ; the expenditure 446.866 368. Tbe 'Poen- tattoo es increase from ,48 in 1871 to 5,400,000 'according to the Dom- inion census last year. In.11171 our importe 073,459,644 and our exports • $57.567,888; that is we imported nearly. $ more than we exported. That is now changed. Last near our imports amounted to $190,415 525, one exports $196,487,632. Te -day 18,000 miles of railway are In operation as against 8,000 in 1867. In 1868 there were 8,638 pose °Meets In Canada; Iast year 9,834-, The tete' . 19e letters posted 1868 WAS 18,100,000 in 1901,the number was 191,650.000. Other fleures might we quote to show' the development we, have made. Canada__ has abright future before her, and the most prophetic can but hazard a guess • ' • • • •O as to what she is likely to attain . to ' even in a quarter of.a century. . . 250 verde more of the most wanted ribbon:: in shades of old rine, sky.. pink, ' gold; cream, white and black the regular price of this ribbon is 35o during on gale the price will be , Beautiful Surnit"er Millinery At less than halt price . . . During this 80 dap? sale we • will sell Trimmed Hats that are sell wor.lt $8.50 for $1.50 Trimmed Hats at $2.50 The Erste we advertised for $2,50 forour 30 days ' sale have been eoini very fast, The week we will be ready with another lot and if it was earlier la the season • the price Wciata havelo be double wht\t Yte ask for therns Sale price, each.. i.h DV Wrappers Usually Sold at Si, for 69c ' Ladies' Wrappers; made of good quality print, assorted boltne of red, nine and , ebbe mixed, warranted fast; waist half lined, very full skirt, sold in most gel stores at $1, sale price 1141•b••it 60C, 75c. 6( $1 Sailors at 25c . • • • Dozens of these Sailors were sad last Saturday but we still have large assort. went and while they last the prioe will be, each 25 $1.50, $1.60 to $1.95, Lace Collars at $1 • Your choke of about one dozen of our finest Laois Collar& in cream and linen color. These are all no: this season and are the finest we. have ever had for the 4 ^f., money. Prices ere 61.60 to $1,95. All at one price during sale..... ... . . 1.VV 111,ny Bargains not included in this list will be found here dump' our Special sale. Your money baek . ff you. want it. Exact Plantes. The official figures of the oilstone:: collets. ilati of the poet of Goderieh for the year ending atbe ,80th are to baba, in last weeks" home we stud that the oelleatione from CliMon would largely exceed $9000. The totnel figures are here even:- . Goderisah $18922.16 ' Cliuton , 9608.60 Witsigham ...... 6440:98 • Eiratertline 4898 00. Seaforth ' 0851.78 '" Stattbamptora *a • 41* 04 8572.26 LticknoW P. a ... . . • 6.43 ' .. . 44/014.46 Thiftle itorease of ft12588.07 over feet you's tetiame, Is oil be toticed .that Clinton itroade seciond, a remarkable fOOtt •Wheitileg, and I.Wiseirtan,ihe ealletitor here- - k to be isatigratulated. OLINTON• The Popular Vote. . • Uuder anysystern Of repreeenta,tion by constituencies, a popular Majority will not tnfalli big regieter ' a petite- ' nieriterY The Britittordni- pbsitor points out. for instants', that , the Conservative party has been usu- ally rapresented at Ottawa out, of all proportion to its strength in Ontario. In the election of 1882!: immediately • after the gerrymander, the Liberals were in asniinority of only 8,721 votes in this -Province, but 54 Conservetlye members were elected and only 88 Liberals. In 1887 the Comiervatives -had a majority of only 4,855 of the popular vote in Ontario, but seeured majority•of eighteen seate. .In 1891 the . Coneervatitrie in Ontario polled 183,172 votes ard theLiberals 184,036, the former getting. 48 seats and the lattet344., II:11896 the Liberals, again • lied a ponular majority, this time, 8;- 687 votes, and got a Majority of two at Ottawa. In 1890 the Conservative majority was 8,293 votee and eighteen seats. In the recent provincial election the Liberals were in a minority of about 4,000 votes, largely accounted for by the Oonset yative preponderance in the city. .of Toronto,- where the unit of repre- sentation is the largest in tne Pro- vince. The Liberal majority of four seats, under the circumstances, is not anomaly. and certainly shows no such disparity between the number of votes arid the number of seats as ,four out of live Dominion elections reveal. - London Advertiser. fleMth Ittport Aeoording to the annual „report of the Peovinclai Board of Health, Clinton 1141, during the Year 1901, 1 case of sinotipox, 8 of scarlatina, 2 of diph- therm, both of the latter resulting fat , - ally; 5 cases of typhoid, With 1 death, 2 of tuberculosis, both fatal, There is e general sanitary inspection every opting, which is repeated at intervals. There is no compulsory vaccination -among the school children, as the board eannot agree, ' The Wait* SOprolt18 token from erd i nary mid artesian welle. No noxious trades are carried On here. Since Jantiary let„ 190i, Huron has had 00 casea smallpox, 60 in Stephen, , 18 in Rut wavy/mod), 11 In West W"as Wariosk and 1 in Clinton. The sources Were Michigan, Manitoba, Bay City and London township respectivelY, 'leder, a, new lea.der, attended by Mr Mutck. our old time cornetist, whose presence is also apureciated. Mrs Jno. Lawson's sister, from Algoma, visited her for . a few. days last week. A friendly contest between memberei of Auburn rifle association and Londes- boro asscciation resulted in favor of the visitors; lir. Taming' and sister visited Goderich on Satin day. Mr and Mr Bennett, of Lir .kuoies visited rel. , b b Knox ho has se- cured a situation in aerie*, returned recently to his heree for a time. The Bapturt picnic was favored with a good. des,. The Foresters will attend servite in Knox °hutch '1,M July 13. _ . . • Bruceffeid. - NOTEL-Rev Mi"Andrews,spreached his farewell sermon in the Methodist • , church on Sabbath afternoon last: a large number, being present. The Odd fellows and • b'oresteto picnicked at B yfi ld • the1 f, f I . The Prin- cipal of- Pointe aux • Tremble') oehool, Quebec, will speak in the Presbyterian church Sabbath next: . -Mrs Alex Mus- tard rec'eived intelligenee on Monday -.of this week dt the death of her father, Mr Alex McLaren, of Liverton; it was uiti unexpected last Vuy he and his 'wife celebrated their golden wedding, he was at that tinie in his utile' health, Mrs Nevin has sold her village resid- ence to her brother: W. RattenburY, for $1400.. Dr McBam and eister, who have been visiting at the home ef Mrs Murdock, have returned to Toronto. :Pea Murdock he,s successfially passed • his medical examination, and is now a. full-fledged M. D. Chas Reid shipped , cattle from bear station this week to TorootO. Mrs Wolfste putting a found- ation under' her house. • • Oanadittne will be pleased to knowt that the eervices several' of our sone have been recognized, The Coronation laonors bestowed on Mr Mulock for his work in • connection with Imperial penny postage is a Wet recognition Of what, has been done by that eminent stateeman. The Work of giobilizing troops for South Afrin. has been re- warded by the conferring of 11.0.M.G. nn Mr Borden, Minister of Militia, Gilbert Parker is the first Canadian novelist to receive the title of Knight- hood. But there are others well worthy Of similar honors who have gfared to remain as they are The ienlater of Public Works Wei§ given the opportunity of b'econamg air $.1. Tarte, IL 0„ but declined, 111r Meld. mg also WAS offered e Knighthood, but preferred to remain a simple Wizen. hir Wilfrid Laurier could have been made barsatet if he liked, or even could haveentered the llouse of Lnrds, but he WAS contented with the honote he already poeeeeeee. itsbriets : • Cowan Samin Lerma:T-0n July ist at 8.60 o'clock, in the presence of a large crowd, the corner atone of Haoketes Meth- odist church was declared. well and truly /aid by John joynt, of Lucknow. The ceremony was directed by Rev D. Rogers, Ford etch, chairman of the Dietriot, assiet• ed by Revs Barris, Whaley, and F. J. Oat- en, pastor; Mr Aerial delivered s well Wanted an a inspiring addrese.' Refresh- ments Were then served in the church shed, which had been transformed into a beauti- ful dining hall. The provisions were of the lint order, and all arrangements were carried through without a Bitch. Muth praise is due the committee.and helpers in tbis matter. . The program in the old church consisted of ableaddreases by Revs. Rome, Harris and Whaley, and excellent selection:: by the elb, Helens Presbyterian choir. R. Holmee, who was to have been pMeerit, prevented illness. a. letter of congratulation from him • was re- ceived by the Chairrean, in which 'he re. grated his enforced eheenoe, srol expressed hie hearty sympathy with the enterprise by at otolOsed donation. The ewe& which it being in was built in 1869, and enlarged' tp 1878. The now church will Beat 200, and be in every partite:14ga well equipped country dumb. The loge. went story is a feature not in the 'id church, and will be invaluable as a Sunday school and Epworth League room, supply- ing much needed accommodation for these depertments of work, The truetee board le now in a position to complete both char& and abed without leaving a debt unprovided for. The generoue donation of $100 from Tsr joynt greatly delighted the building committee. The tots proceeds of thie very suocesaful and nanenally interesting event were over $225. The ohm& le to be completed in October, *15,000 worth Or tirg Goods tb-beslatthier- sd. our.Annual JAIY„ Aufat0eals,,.,0010,10e. DOS ;WY 4th. Retort gailiva/ aro auowen on all ourehasee oyer$10.0a within se miles olco.E.KING,Winehate. At the ftecretition Perk on Tuesday was witresaed one of the finest genies of base - .ball that the lovers of that game, Wive had the privilege of toeing, between Blyth and Olintonjunions. Although the score -7 to 15 in Clintons favor-appeers large, yet the lick of godly errors wait noticeable, both sides pedtingaipaigood gime, of our townsmen, W. • 0. Searle, who has an eye for beauty, and as an ardent collector of butteeflies, brought into the riffien a moth, with wings of the most handsome and variegated colors it has been our pleasure to look upon for many a day. It is the litrgest kind of moth in Canada. It was still living but unfrirtunately one of the delicate winge had been' somewhat injured. Being somewhat of an enthusiast in nature study.A Nave E reporter accepted Mr S: axle's kind invitation to view his collection at his residence,RoseCottage, at the corner of Orange and Rattenbury streets. . There were to be seen nicely. mounted epecimens of all sizes,- colors mad descriptions, Mr 'Searle had the . name of each at his-, finger's ends and etained his method -of capturines ki 'inform -outing and pretserrng them. Be has several at the chrysalis stage, and at the different stagesof evolution; His collection of beetles is also very intereeting. A very pleasant .and pro - table hout was spent there.. . IN FOREIGN LANDS.-L.The man friends of Mr e S. O. K. Rutilaro, M. D.,' Colombo, Ceylon, daughter of J. WIT'. win, of town, will be glad to learn of, the ' College' established 'there- by- her husband, Mr Rutnano, M. A., who is a graduate of Princeton Univereity. Though the institution but little over a year old it has already , made a good record. It started vvith 1 Moharnedan boy;to-day there are 148 in daily attend - mace. Ten teachers are employed. The work engaged in is from the lowest form to preparing candidates for the Ceylon Medical College Entrance Ex- emination. The educational work is carried on by private tuition, regular blesses and night school. There is an 'Whistled and technical branch and also evangelical services. The results of the last examination ` are a good criterion from which to judge of the work done. One boy wrote olf the apothecaries' exam and passed. Eight went up for the Medical College exam. and six passed. Nearly forty ent up for this examination from ledia and Ceylon and. only twenty tressed, se that nearly one-third of the successful ones were front. Contra" Clollege, Of those that took flrst-class honors half had been registered at the sanae institu- tion. Those results', are certainly grat- ifying and the many friends of Mrs Rutnain will read thext with pleasure. She, herself,' also engages in medical work there. An interesting letteresde- ncriptive of Colombo,appears elsewhere in this Isola. COME GENTLE WARMTH. - view of the condition of the weather Una has prevailed this past month we hope bet readers may be able to glean some grains of comfort from the predictions of Rev Ire, Hicks for the month of aulys.--The month will open with a warm -wave of great intetteity, and wicked storms of 'thunder, ram and hail may follow in some places, especially from 4rii to 7th. Reention- ary storms due about lable ay develop about the 10th. xc warm weather will be fe before these storms. The plane a in oppositiott on the 1.7th, and. unlese frequent electrical storms break up the Bolo energy, there will be A term of intensely?' warm weather during the central pert of the month, On July 17th the earth passes between Saturn and the Min, and on August 5th, be- tWeen Jupiter and the eun, and unless We have breathing spells End 'thunder 'Storms, intense heat and drought will urevail in many parte for several weeks, Notable disturbances may occur, from 16th to 20th, .owing to combined inflnenee of Mercury and Venue. If marked, electrical storms °Our, they will bring respite from consuming heat and drought, Prom 22nd to 24th, etorme, lightning and rain may wench The moon crosses the eelestied equator on the 24th. and this inoreases probability of thunder &tonna. The last storm period for July will be in ita closing days, and probable rain end thunder storing may be expected to peke from %Peet to beat se the Month goes out, has done considerable buying of horses Sabbath morning, A. Gifford tent in the. lasit two yeare, twentyinore oocUPV 500 PWPit Lo 500 eventng on grass getting them ill shape for' the there will be a sacred song 'service. • northwest naarket. He Is very jubilant Waxes Cironcg.-Principal Brandt over the prospects of the horse trade, of Point Aux Trembles, Quebec, is .ex - especially in our new fields which have pected to take am, e of the work on been recently opened up. There need Sunday evening: The pastor will con - be no fear he says of horses becoming duct the morning ;servIce"..The 're; too plentiful for the next • ten years, jailer Meeting of the Young People' for the northwest provinces and terri- Society was held last Monday-. ' 'The I tories will use Up all we can raise -in , subject was "National Prosperity" The Rev as f Wind - grade, - 'e h is about, to leave for his new et ' petroleas was pre. . -.A NEW SOVIET S' -S of Mar infi)Lniciitehnta more promising yininginenof toWnlhave organized what ought be called "a fait. mePmbers of "St, peteicks Society on handsome Chair by the nel club." After their informal election Ifrida eyenin last. . to the photogiaPher a to place On The Rev Mr Rohnee, of Askin Street record their,. redeeming ,features, .Methodist chin ch London was given ii, . ewthheairt to his departure for his new nhatge in • receritioe Wednesday night previous'.. . s - goodboinacpci°o:fu kne But' roilosoi ttyh Beingegi do et ct Fhsi tneert s:1,1, . part Port Stanley. At the close of his.. 1 of their valor and began to enquire top Sunday evening discouree. he referred minutely into the different things that very; feelingly to his three years' labor • . ' presentedthemselves 0 their view,un i amongst them. , . the new society was forced to evacuate ST Joseria's ' CHtrums.-Rev- Father - the gallery Without gaining that much •MeMenariain was in Myth last Sunday coveted desire,aspicture of thereselven, conducting services there, Next Suia.. . . They are thinking of,goingto Seaforth day be will be here. FrIdey, 4 Wx ,404,.. _ _. 14 +.. 4,,.b.' fate' . , • -being the first Freda* itithe month the that time, especially in the heavy horse Th R J Livingstone,o officerelast, satArelly they trekked g Sacred Hearts Devotion will -be held The Listowel Tournamentat 9 o'clock in the morning, On Mon- . . day. Rev Father McMenamin goes to. The Listowel town bowling club bele its Assumption College, Sandwich, to tournament, which .hes been a. sPleadia attend the annual retreat of the R. C. " success. About 20 rinks competed. energy of the London Diocese, which Clinton sent 4, Mitchell 2, Brdsodu 8 add will lest all week. l'weisrteroffeeired belitairearimsteowseiliviseltirbe tfroorphtihees I ing of the Trustetsboat d last Thursday Wzatirat (ignitor:I.-There was a meet- toropention, which were keenly contested for from start to finish. W Jackson's rink rximpott..4n the. finals. Hui _rink was op Dr Agnew, •W Brydorie, J- Fir and W jaeksoti sk, Jaelegon ek, 19; Listowel, Ainley sk l o. irttort; Jackson els, 20; 13re:spells Itol*rs ok' • Clinton, Jackson els, 21, Guelph, Bodin etc le. Pmts. -Clinton, jackeon els, 22, Mit- obeli, Downey sk, 14. This owe Air Ja0k13011'S rink the trophy which oonsieted of 4 handsome diver water pitobers, one of which is now on exhibition atsthe office of the president, J Eansford. The skips in the other rinks from Clinton were, D A Forrester, J B Hoover and E 31 MoLean. D A.Porrester and W P Spald- ing won in the doubles competition, the Prizes were two beatitiful eilver'nut bowie. Clinton bowlers are being oongt,atulated on. all sides, • At Detroit..„ort ,Afonday Harold trotted Iwo IfeidinItheaffits in 2,04 Attcl the 2nd in ,2,07a• Muting Mt liet liteif mile of the lastheat in 1,02a and the last quarter in 80 seconds. At thie speed he stande a good allow of niakibgthe mile in e little better than OM minutes before the Nation is over. • • evening to wind up a few details con -4 fleeted with the completion of the:con- • struction of the church. The contractors ' have all been paid in full, and ther e are no outstanding claims, rt wee decided to procure ,a "oortirounion table and some furniture for the pulpit platform • which will be secured through J. • C. Stevenson. Rev Mr Manning will occupysthe pulpit both .services next Sunday, . A 'Union Meeting of the Leagues of Wesley anti Ontario St. Leagfies • was held in Wesley church on Monday evening,. Rev W. G. Howson occupied the chan. W. A. Gifftird gave a. good address in the irterests of the rearward Missionary movement taking up chiefly the phase of • our duty to missions. S. Minch sane- a solo, and • a quartette was rendered by Mesdames ?dutch and Chowent Meseta Murch and * Sibley, The meeting was atteeded by a large number and was very sue., cessful. The Junior and intermediate Leagues Meet to -night (Friday) . It Was with feelings of the deepest regret that the people of St Paul's church, Brampton, bade goccl-bye to Mr Manning, on Monday evening last, as will be seen by the following address accompanied with a purse containing $80 in gold at a present MEI the ten- - re atioto According to the decision handed...isese Pseron.....After four yeare of sue out Wednesday by Mt Justice Maclen- evisful labor.for our spiritual well being, nate of the Court of Appeal, the tie in and se yen are now about te leatte 'Os lot Lennox is broken and the coristitttendY • another part Of the edaster'e harvest field, eitrdrietissetnet, rle.sGtis.owairtheetahlieenCsboynsaerinvaatjloVre. citoLsgtrutrijoannitrabsotitetwiniathpsorftointigr oehhuaraolhd a and ity Of three. Mr Madole, the Liberal takeplace withent some epochal expression candidate, has a crose.appeal, which of the high esteem in which you are held • • may or May not be argued. The appeai. by tui. By your oonstent aim ht tbepnipit • in North Grans ball leaves Mr McKay, to lead us into the higher and richer ext Liberal, elected by it majority of , two* paleness of Christian life, by your turtle° and faithful pastoral labor.,s by your min church willows. .istratione to the siok and bereaved, and by . - . your quiet, gentlemanly, and truly Chris - Yesterday, (Thursday) all the Metho. tian :poled towards all, you have won 4 dist ministers who are moving to new very warm piece in onz sffeetione. Dear 6 circuits, "made the move." That 18,000 pastor, be assured that our moist earnest minister is dependent on the removal of prayers and very best wiebee will follow nnether, sea therefote, by tacit under. yot and your genie' Wife and your oxcol- stancling, all move at the same time 80 lent family to . your new charge 113 the , that one does not ineommodetheother. ForeSi City Conference. We ask yen to Rev. Mr. Ilnwson leavea for London kindly west the accompanying purse and Rey. Mr Manning, of Dramptob, with lie contents int a alight expression of who succeede him, is expected, today, our esteem ana love. May the Divine (Thuretley). Each minister is reepon. bleestng in rioh ebtuidienee rest upon you eible for thework on hit new circuit and youre isour parting prever. Signed - the first Sunday in July', and Mr Man- on behalf of the liongregation, . ning will therefore occupy the pulpit Rev Wm, Hereidge, Supt,, Minister , , of VOesley church text Sunday. Ue W, ARobinsonRte, Stewarded Sable applieeto all other tninietere n. Poeta, S, S. Soperintenderit this district, Who are changing. M. Bowles, ?tea. Epworth League