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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1902-08-01, Page 2August 1st $tas e 4 1, ) t 1‘ fotth was badly gored be a yonng co* Ile* It'll on Tuesday evening, It appeals that 1411,104Y1 AUGIJST 1,1902. • Thinking Canadians even't blaint Sir Wilftid and Isis fellow Premien for moving cautiously and • split g nothing that might co.nmit their 1:votaries to the echenees of Empire- ebueding schemers. Canada must control her own laws and her own dee • tiny. • . . Manitoba and the Northwest want %%000 men to assist taking off the hal yest. The Governments of the Province and the Teri itories ought to use some care to prevent the landing of a lot ot men at poiuts distant, tr ora whet e they are needed. 'There was some difficulty ut that kend late year. • • • InspectorDe Harty, of Buffalo, has discharged the duties of hie office for sevoral years in a manner so offensive e Canadians that they cannot feel to , e p:eased tbat be hat. been diernissed. He has seemed to glory in the will he toted arouse on this side of the undary line, at d it was inevitab e Wig, in time his superiors would reach • e conclusion that was not quite the fp', it. to which bis duties enould be performed. • • • The trade returns of Canada are even better than at firs 's supposed,forinstead of tieing $4011,000,000 fcr the past year lhey are $414,500,000. This is a roagai- ficeot showiug. rhe test year's trade the Conservatives had, was in 1893, hut t he record for last year is $17400,- 000 Or 72 per Cell ) better three that yeat. We can halide expect tit -keep up this record, because the South Afri- can war aided Out experts- very largely indeed. • e * Tae law which prevents the enemies ef Great Britain, who were not born in &nth Africa, from returning to the 3 deer count ry is perfectly just. A clique of Hollendersbad fat Melees in he Transvi al under Kreger and•pelled t he strings of policy wnien lea tu tier w e. The galenite Boer's Will be better 4ff witbout these parasites, of • whom Ley ps wee I he .chief. • • • • The New . Brunswick Government purposes follOwilog the lead. of 'the Ontario Government in- the . matter'. of r!ttraducing manual training and 'domestic tele dee. I bas' offered to s. • . • 1.ay e tele nte. Yen° may go. fermi than province to take the training coersee 0.1 Ottawa or Guelph. It is •note t hat Noe& hania and Pi ii3ce Ed. ward Island w .aleo :adopt sine ler lines of action. Th.e importance a I he load which tole been. taken bythis. pro- gressive pi ovince lade reit be. n blow to be recognized. Ontario always had a business -like and enterprising Govern- ment, havIng the best interests of the masses at heart. • Crisp County Clippings. Mr W ight,•Gort ie bite sold his bakery eminess to a 31r Lewis; from Mile ay. • Mr Geo Pybue has been engaged to leech the Tnekere,m eh school, in Chi.; Ihurst in place uf Miss X. Moni- tion, ee..igned. John McKay, a one time • resident of 'Guderich, was drowued ar. These:. 1 in last weeket is sneposed liy falling ft one , a steamer. but the exact manner of the mishap is not,known. And old residentt Morris. town! Ship died on Wednesday of lest week, in th pireon if E 3 eh oh Wedhirtg- ton, relict of the leie until les, proctor. Mrs Praetor bas been living with her . son, Richard Proctor,' since the death nf her husband, She Was a lady held in esteem and wee aged 76 yea.-.' Mr Jas Creech, who for many years has set ved Exeter as road om mission- er, constable, tax callec.or etc.. tend - ere 1 bis resignation at the meeting of Council Board held Friday night. Mr Creech has been one of the beet ser- vnte the town has ever had and it -is to be regretted that be has decided to quit. A gloom was eta, oyer Wroxeter when it became known lest Sal e day ,morning that Chester Harris, only son ..f R. B. and Mrs Harris, had departed 'hie life after a shoe!' il1e083 of only At vo weeks. Deceasett was a sufferer f om malariatyphoie and other tenuble eke uni il this last illness had alwaes ‘,.n abirong and robust man. It is our sad duty tbis week to re; coed the death of Mary Ellen kay, wife of Mr James Parish,of Constance, wbich occurred nn • Wednesday. De - crewed e as only sick' for a few days, and her demise was quite unexpected. Sh I was aged 43 veers. Mr Patish epd family have the sympathy of a large circle of Mends in their sad bereave- inent. Mee Morrie, an old time reeident, re- cently of Walkerville and Iesernit, died at tits residence of her daughter, Mrs M. C. Swanson, in eidderich on Tuesday. The deceased lady Was visit- ing her daughter and when preparing toreturn home, the illness c ime thrt ended in death. The deceased was the widow of the late Mark Morrie, who died many yeat s There passed away at her residence Lot 13, 3,d con, Hey, on SattirdAY one me pioneers, to whim this acci inn • t he country °wee tio MUeh Mrs Mr-. Gin srot, whose maiden entree was Taylor, had readied the good ege of. ..80 years. Her husband depatted this life some years ago. Brussels •residents •were " green's' shocked on Tuesday by a message from Toronto stating that Mrs W. H. Moss a former very highly eateensed rove) ent ot Brussels, had died there eitrly that morning. Heart failure was ate feigned es the cause of her death. It le tabour 14 years ego since Mrs Moss re- inoved from Brussels'. We notice the following in a Tor- onto paper : "Mr 8. X. Church has re. quested Kilter and Wycliffe Collr gog to aecept his resignation as let -0111e, 0it) SlecntiOn in those institutim owing t his nrofessional duties in eta, Geet ion wi h the Canada Institnte for Stern - teeters " Mr Church is a tiatine of 0 iderich township. Many of our readers, particularly of the older set, will regret to learn of the death of Mr Matthew Chambers, which took place in Minneapollson t he 2ad inst. Mr Chambers Was to., brother f the late Mrs-ThomasPotr, a resftj- eb of 9eafrth several yeara igo 'mat 25 'Peaks ago he kept an hotel oh he north road, between SeMorth and Winthrop, and Which Was afterWArda ailed dovitt. he with eeveral others wail trying to get the enraged beast into the slaugh er house to kill when it became in manage tile &i•d succeeded in breaking tway and tinning on Mr Kennedy kte cited him down g ring hen badly n the left shoulder and elso tramping_ • her. He was badly bruised and unconscious for a short time and it .0 a 'nitre Me that, he was net killed. Judge Doyle presided at the court bt hi in Varna n Tuesday, end beard the appeals of sonre twenty ratepayers who &looted to tbe ming for the ',Logan Drai0 In tbe south part of S. auley. The drain is estimated to c .st over $2,000 and •includes the stralebtening and clearing of pert of the lirtylield river. Some of the settlers tiineet ikwy wee assessed too high. while &here didn'twant the drain at se. The Jiidee heard re great deal of evidence. includiter three -engineers, and reserved his decision. In Goderich. on Tuesday week, Mar- garer.eelict of the late Jas aged 87 years, She was one of the pioneer stock in the truest sense of the erne haying ' come to this country when hut four *ears of age. Her par- ents, Mr and Mrs etcht, Hamilton, were natives Of Fermanagh; Ireland, and emigrated to Canada over 80 years ago, locating near present Toronto, where they resided twelve years,t hen moving to the Hilron Tract. About 70 years ago Mr Elliott and Miss Hamilton were in:rried, and hewed out for themselves comfortable home in Goderich town- ship. Of six children, three are left to mourn. A sad accident occurred at Chisel- hnrst hist week, to little Della. young- est daughter of Mr 1). Brintnell The children were playing around wheh the father was exhausting the steam from the engine. Notrnoticing the children close, he stepped around the engine, when he heard a cryand was horrified to notire the little tothad fallen in the water. Dr Ferguson. of Hensel!, was summoned, l'helittle sufferer I neer- ed along until rhe next day, when her Heavenly Father released her pain and the young spirit peok its e.eeljellight to Him who ga.ve it. The parents have the eincere sympathy of the corn- neupity in their sad bereavement. Mrs i'Vm Henderson, of the Ph con- cession of McKfille. departed this lite on Thursday evening of last week. Mrs Henderson had reached the good • age of 74 years. She biel been in tiell- ,etee heel h for several months, bat the end . .came unexpectedly and very - peacefully at last. A short time le - - fore her death she was able to sit up in - hed and converse with variousmem- bers of her family who were at her hed side, and she went off as if in sleep 'Her msidetetiarres woe Janet Habeirk. She Was the third d %tighter of the late Me Wiii"Hatikirk. and her mother's, 'Arne way .Tenet Scott, wno -watt a sister of Mr Iemes:Scott, of Herpurhey /ell. Canada at Toronto • There Will not be a proeittee or a plate of territory in the Dominion that will not he represented at the exhibi- tion to be held ! in Toronto this year . from Mnridav.. Sept. 1st. to Saturday. Sept. 13 he To •mark their apprecia- tion of this evidence of tin *cortntry's, confidenee, the Executive have in- creased the Prize List. until now it is proudly hneeted h it. with specials., up- wards, of $37.000Will he distrihiged in prizes, erelong t beeexbibitors; six-seren, he of Which will find its wee* to the agricultural c• mtpunity. While this largesum proves the Magnitude of the expnsition: the enterprise of its Man- agers. arid the comprehensivenese of the exhibits; the fact that $30,000 ie to be spent in attreetem and special fea- tures:, the 'Attest inVentione as. well .as latest novelties in 'the amuee.m,ent of rent ld. end including $7030 for music. thews; that while tbe agriculture) and industrial. in'erests of. the country are to he well looked after, the people's ep- leynititit will be neglected, Arner Eteepe hey e been scoured for all thee is bee' ie every line of attrac- siHon. leelotel 'Kiralfr, the greatest master of spectacle on earth, has been eecered to produce In all its bril iapcy , and go, geousness his stupendous pro- duction. "The Orient," which WES the :wonder of teindoe, Erg., • at Olympia for a yeer, and that is only one of the reeile costly features that have either heen paged or are being negotiated for. Then there are the new Dairy Building and the new Art Gallery, which will greatly inbrease the value 'of f he exhibition as afactor in the ed- ucation and elevation of the people. In the Dairybuilding no' only veill t here be exhibits of dairy products, utensils, and enon, but lectures and demon- strations will be given twice daily iri a ,hallprovideeI with eenting accirnroo, dation for 600 people' .Reduced 'rates will, of course, be ayttilable on, all lines • of travel. The Unknown. • • , • . • • Rev. F. J. Steen, in his sermon in Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal, 012 Sunday "expressed his conviction that the souls of the departed might be bene- -fitted by the prayers of timeeon earth. He also expressed his belief that the condition of those who have reached the intermediate -state iniligebe greatly different from their present coodition in the land of departed epirits. He further referred to the old idea that, bell was a piece of literal fire. With this view he said he could not agree. It was a place of 'suffering and torment, but to bis mind the sue- fering was to a great extent mental, and not physicel. Hell, however, was not the final abode of the' tiammed,and a soul puttering torment therein might pessthly reach tbe final' abode of the right euus." • Einyi much a that does Hey Mr Steen know, and how much does he • guess? Is his guessing a hot tbe char- acter of hell more likely to he cnrrect than the guesses of Virgil. of Dante and tit Milciri ? Were the Hebrews, to. whortrGod spoke thropgb Moses 'all. wrong in their Octets of a future tate, before they borrowed from the Per- -stens and Z ircastrian dogma of iro- innettility and restltreetiou ? Wall the doctrine of immortality taught to man in thebeginning, forgotton in the cnurse of ages, and rediscovered, or is it a human invention, suggested by the poets and elaborated by the ph ilosontr- ere and theologiens ? There is a cer- tain nototint of intereet in rending whet Rey Mr Si een'e ideas are, but the reader is naturally curious to khow why he bpi& them, and whether they have any better foundation than more speculation. It te said that the estate of the lete Sir Frenk Smith is moth term than the will •testae The mate is new pieced at • $1,300,000, nearly double the amount - named in the will. wider the succession , ditties act the Province would receive shout $00,006 ftom the; <setae. • Stops the Oaten' tad Works off the Sold Laxative Bromo-Qainitke Tablets etre a lid 10 000 day, No Cure, No rsy, Pride • • THE CLINTON hENIP. ERA Mr Colin .Kennedy, butcher, A BIRD FIGHT. -A contest that was ecinewhat inter Wing waswitnese- ed in town overlay lea week, A tiler - rove -hawk held capt tired a 'young robin andwas Malting.air with it, when the robin, in bird language, raised an ont- crY. Within a few motnents score& tif whine carne to its assistance, and so victonsiv attacked tne hawk in mid-air that it was compelledto release the robin to save itseleancl the little fellow was at once picked up by its rescuers, and carried off to a plitee f securtt y, ELECTRIC LIGHT, -In many cases persons usipg electric lights have nut in meters, so that instead of paying a flat rate for the lightthey pay ter just what they use, which is mote Sal - 1 isfaaory both to the consumer erd company; in all about 25 meters are now in use here. It is expected that ' in the course of time clearly all who use the light will also use the meter, 'and no newcontracts are being entered into without the introduction of the raeter, It is thought that by these changes, and ethers, that in the course of time the eyetem can he worked around to an all night service, PRO(RESSING.- Clinton lane ap- pear to have the faculty of doinv well wherevet they go. Three years ago Mr jaroee McKenzie, son of Mr A. McKen- zie, went to Aberdeen, Dakota'vvieere he secured a position ei ha wholesale fruit house. Be showed himself so ef- ficient the t the firm gave him a. Christ- mas box each year of $25,and a raise of $100 seyear salary in addition, and now occupies one of the most reseousible and lucrative positions in the house. Church Shhnes. 1111 1111 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 11 0 1" 1 1 1 1 111.1)1 1..1 1 11 1 wee ld that, al hough poor, she possess-. eutnething still better thou money -eel undaunted epittrean honest pur- pose and wthiug bands, All bonne, then, to the 1st ave hale wOunau b) contributed a widow's mate to the cauee ef good roe& in Albet merle township." The General SyrTo71.Of the Church of Wieland in ()suede will hold its next quadrennial meeting in Montreal, com- mencing Wednesday, September 3rd. The Synod will be called upon this yea to transact the most important business that hart ever come before it. Efforts will be made tocopeolidate still further the church in Canada, and • the delegates will be asked to formulate a canon relating to divorce and remar- riage. Then the missionary work of the church will be thoroughly inquired into, and some definite plan will doubt- less be devised for concentrating the work of the church in both the home and foreign • mission field. Mr John Ransford will be one of.the representa- tives at that meeting from the D:oeese of Huron. , The Presbytery of London met at Allem tersig- on Monday evening of this week, went Rev J. g, Brace, B. A., Toronto, was ordained to the ministry and designs - ed as a miseionary. to Honan,•Chirts. Mr Brupeeoca; a high standing in his academia course, being it graenete of Toronto Univer: sky and Knox College. He has for some time been essistant to Rev Dr McTavish, in Central church.. Thieresson of the ore- dination being held in AI ilea Craig hes in • the fact that the Joint oongregetion of that place and Carlisle (Rey W H Geddes, pas- tor) has recently decided to contribute 0500 aenusliy for eve years toward the support of one of the missionary osndidates who had offered for settnee. Tne foreign illiSsiOn committee was highly pleased with tbe propo itron, oonsi ering the strength of the congregation, and at once allotted the above named gentleman. In the raising of this fund no canvass was merle, but instead enteoription cards were issued to the mem- bers, with it short explanation of the pro- posed plan, which had previously been sub. - misted from tbe pulpit, with the appros al of, the joint session. These cards were re- turned, with the above result. This fund will not represent the total missionary gtvings of the congregation, being for a epeeial object. It is interesting te note also that the neighboring congregation of Nairn and Beechwood (Rev Joseph Elliott. Pastor) has for some years been contribut- ing a stibettintial patio.. of the Betsey of Rev J. A. Slimmon, also . of the Ronan staff. Their last payment for this purpose was over 045.0. [Rev Mr Geddes, mention. ed io. the above, was formerly. it pastor in East Wswairosh, and Rev .3os Elliott was formerly of Hayfield.] PI 'W. 0. T. tr. Fronouncernent. Conti ibuted ,, At a meeting of. t he EgecutiVe Of the Provincial W. 0, X. U. in Lendon. on D minion Day, tbe following resolu- tions were passed: . . Whereas, the referendum section of the Ontario Liquor Act has had and continues to have an unqualified con, demnation ; and ' Whereas, we believe it would have been wise ball the temperance people with united front, and from the, first, ine'ntion of this political ,expedient, refused to lend it any catmtenance Whereas, the lerge temperance or. ganizationa with which we ere affiliat- ed,have decided to engage in the cam- paiga, on the ground t,hat the Prohibi- tion section of the act is worthy , of all confidence and support, and that no opportunity to record an 0010100 Boainst the traffic should be lost; there- fore resolved, that we, under the pre• sent circumstances. advise our unions to enter the contest that shall take place Dee. 4th. and by the circulation of liter - ewe, and in other ware utilize the oc- casron for educational work. Whereas, the independent moveosent in connection with the Provincial elec- tion was in'etccord with the eines of our societseand a fulfilment of many strong nronouncemente in fever of noreparti- zan work, resolved that the sub-execu hive rejetcea in the growing freedom from party rule manifested in the late Pmovincial election by large sections of theelectorate, belieying that the bnpe of victory rests, not upon non -partizan votes that give a record of sentiment ' only.' hut upon election to the House of men pledged to give prohibition legis- lation, , ,a, • Panther resolved that We heartily approve the work done by Marty of our cocieties in support of !neat- Probe bitioncampaigns, and especially' of our Proyineial organizer, Miss Wiggins, whosefearlese denunciation of evil has called down upon her the opptobritirn .of extreme politicians., The Wiarton Can ti"says: "Fvnm polling kitedivision No 1, .A.lbermitrle ' lotonship. comes the almost incredible tntelligence the, in I rder to satisfy the laW in regard to the performance Of statute labor, a poor widow - the mother Of three small children - wae compdlled by all over -zealous path - master. to Work side by side with -men shovel'ine gravel in a pit for three. quarters of a day. This heWe Pi eltieteet too disgraceful, almost too inhuman to 1 be true, but it is nevertheless an eetusl feet, and the man who is responsible for it is deserving of the severest. cen- sure, The worncitt is poor bet; indite. • I -riot's -she is honed and brave - and feendeatroring to provide a respectable .1iying for herself and little 011ee by the herdest kind Of hard work. Iler task, in this reaped*, Wee arduous enotigh without 1-eing eonmelled to take up the ink and shovel and to labor in the leaching gen tosatisfy' the enternapds of an unjust law. Rut Abe did her pert uncomplainingly, unflinchingly, 4•LTICI In doing this she demonstrated to th 0 1 Old Men ) fed young mten they Properties ror Sale or to Let To Rent.. Lot 88, Maitland concession, Poderieb Town ship. alpely40 JAS. SCOTT, Barrister. Oct • 11-tr. 011oton • To Rent, lee lee, ••••''''' As I home taken over the largo ice house I from Wm. weeetiey, on Huron street, Tam , prepared to take Orders to famish good clean . pure ice to all clistorners during tb tr. mar, ord-re, eming o Feb 14-tf. W DO protnptly attended t 11 DANIS,Clinton. • Real Estate tor, Sale. ) - - "--- First oleos brick liter° _suitable for any buai- I Part of [son, tote 83 aid 83, on west side of 'less. apply to w.'u. isFeBeE, °theme eteinandeoneonemilenortliof Ilobnesville, • Novie-tfetee e.,--eeeess. .. • containing* acres. To Let. • ____ ,.,. . I. g1.7taifiVgr30.74,1:0=7,:irn71143lianet:et: 2. The earth half of lot 25, eon. 2,andwest part ' " 8 The briCk dwelling includinglots 18, 19 and That beautiful store in the Jackson Block, 20 on eurAer 01.1oneph end Isaac streets, 111 Huxon Street, lately occupiediituOm. Toile. ez ; (Mutest tO W . Sept. 6--"S• 1 MB. eiresi, se, 4 Theframe dwelling on west side,of Victoria 1 street and next norte of railway. - I P1Y .? „mow I elinteh C. O. RANCE, Clinton Libm at tomes to suit purohasers, appleto , Farm For Sale. 0W. W. FABRAN or i The west half of lot 24 Bayfield Con God - start the ga 1:2:1T?I'ftriziont461274errelac• (11:11 barn, log house, plenty of water and man orchard. Particulars on applicationto tf- J. P. TISDALL,Olintite O day For Sale or to Rent. WIT H Lot 29, con. 2, Staaley, containing 100 Kfiords in good ate of cultivation for sale or to rent bbe for term of yearte_apply to JNO. MeCtREGOR, od premiates or MRS D. IdeGREOOR, 2000 .,H. Tuckersmith. Seeforth P, 0. Feb. 7-tf. afervescent Shortliorns or Sale. O Salt A teaspoonful of Abbeys Salt in a glass of water shortly after rising will keep.. you in perfect health. It purifies the blood, keeps the head clear and stomach sweet. • A 0 positive cure for chronic Constipation. Recommended by the O Medical Profession. • • With the Boys In South Africa. • Various reasone have been givee for the Boers final acceptance of the Brit- ish terms of peace; all. however, have been More or less Wide of the mark. , The real 2:eating has now cane to light - the Boers heard that the 41h contin- gent was- on the Way' to the metre of luestilitiee. This is net officially stated, hut we have it On the verybeet author. Re,. that one of the Clinton tioys pro- _bithly leamnedthe ncri.t Incm, One_et the leading Boer gt nerals: But, eltheugh the heys Were toe lite to show y ey were made of, their trip toSouth Africa has heen an estirerience loag to be remerne tiered. The mere voyage out hap been full of surnrises-sernetimes pleasant, occasinnallv the reverse.. Am to sea - the reneese of the various boys are dicidediv c nfileting; each one wags 'the Orly one" who escaped, Thie mini he one of • tbe symptoms of the it htehl pei a. 0. ape. was quite rongh; theYee- t Part Of their voyage, round - set liked badly aril the hove had their betide 'full look:no o f.:orirt.etteliorstenaniUirni,nteg. M .. oneSOoDf. fLettlliorremosf th1,17; peQt,.. u n ier.d, while every hing th 't %DAP breekelthe such De Cenckerve was hennOht- .to wreck and ruin. When crossing the Equator the bOvs had .quite an interesting and somewhet exiting experience. Accord - Mr to the tirinehonnred cuetom two of the eselpre came aboard. representing Father (or King)Nepteme and his wife, whose *duty it•wee to initiate everyone who wnizt :eressir g t he"li n e"for the first time. The' 'had, Tithe a large contract. -but with the eierstanee Of the rest of . the -crew they' eirried if one faithfully and cheerfully. Theinitietion took tLe ferm of immerse...1i in e.tank of wee,, and the novices were assetitee toOlotties "DduAritiLan.. teetC; t he boyedeS Ori he as an. exceedirigly prel-fy enter', especially as viewed from ftp hal b ir at night. The beautiful parks and eetra-tropieel yews-. Winn were. it source 0 feonarautAttlight. .Benanae and oranges were and so cheep that the !soy taXed• their , . . utmost. The climate tiering I he present season -elle -5 eith African winter- is wa,rm, hit not unpleasantly so .• The population .of the town is made up largely of negroes, Tunics, kaffire, etc., the major- I kir being anything but detente, or pre- possessing in appearance, . The "rick - or carte, &mem by haffire, were ceriedtilv. the most striking feature. of Durban life. The human ereerls attach- ed to these gigs were usually decorated with hie linens. which increneed the grotesqueneee of their appearance. The boys regarded these ennveyankee with various ieelitleg. • While one geectehes himself. AP IstlIghing 80 heartily at the "obsurditeoter he thing that be knock- ed one side off the cart(in which he was taking a "drivelto say ridthing .of lore ing'several buttons; another condemns this employment, of the natives in. vorrrla thee would satisfy a member of the S. P. C. A. • Some of the beys have Pent home a few souvenirs Or curine. Geo T witch. 'ell ea& a Kruger shilling and 'Wile, Whitely a couple of ostrich plumes. He Prohehly tried to rob on ostrich - roost but:failed to get the bird. Letters dated June 7 stele . that • part of the Ph regiment had :Wet been de. switched eto the front," and the ee- rnaining eoundron escrected shortly to be sent to Ladysmith to do pr !re -duty. Notwithstanding the peace settlement the Colonel was et that time predicting for thens"all.the fighting they wanted." Two registered Shorthorn bulls ,red color.one 28 months old and the other 18 months. Of excel- lent pedigree, choice animals. JOHN CUMINO, Lot 22, con: 18, Hullett. !day 28-tf. LondeaboroP, 0. Stable for Sale. • - - • _ A ;rood stable with sewn legl stan tt,,I.ett„,,Niveirile,ges room, giainsbinse, eeeRie; trE ,84d4Viejj'ilit eagle prici. n. The Esther Talked Back, dm. ••••••• • Rev Mr Greene, a preacher at Find- ley's Lake. Pa., took his congregation to.task a few Sundays ago because the members %ere not, in his •opinion, giv. ing suitable support to church work. The reverend gentleman mentioned by WIMP several of those wiener he re- garded aa at fault, but was injudicious , enough to include Edit Boerninn among the lot. '"Why," said the preacher, "Mr Buerrnan rtiln paid a dollar toward my supped." The edit. or retorted. "It was deer at the price." and Mr Greene thereupon learned that it is dangerous to rnepkey with the uxz.saw. 0. Bounden', of the Agricultural re. partment at Ottavneis travelling Weatwatd• He is at present on it tour through th country on behalf of the exhibition dieter n of the Department of Agriculture, taking pt otographs ot typietti comely keneri, and eollecting ruformittum in regtrd to egricul. turr, fruit growing and other national deg of the west. The department 10 making it colleation of these photographs throughout the whole of Canada in yieW of thtir usa et large exhibitions I a an &deers , illeZent of tbe poisibilities of the oottetry, House for Sale. march 28 -em, R. E. MANNING, Lasura,nc e.A gent, Canada Life A.ssuranee Co, Fare. marine, Acchlent, Plate Glass Office J. P. Ttsdall's B11111I,CHISIOR. A good frame house on Hnrcin Street, • 114 1 - . . _ -...... • stones; contains s bedrooms, varier, dining •.".: ' • room, hell, closets, kitcheti, •woodsbed- bard - and soft water, half &ore lot, with bearing . - fruit trees.. Apply to . Jt SNYDER,. • leproh Street 1)Inc 27-4. 'Fs* Sale or to Ronk.. . ' .The choice brick.house on the ocirner of rue . ten and, Joseph streets, belonging to the estate of the late Richard Heywood, ib .offered either for sale• or to rent... It contains room for ordi- nary family. Is practically it new house, with eitll Conveniences, and three -tenths of AU - SOIV3 .. part of 11 !iv :of tat 41pcirgEtegy..11.14noltytild or renter!: . , . . ... • w...CoaTB . aping_ 01Intsin. . . .. ..., e. . , . ,-. . . . •Farni . For Sale.. • — • The subscriber offers for sale that choice farm on the hum' road Tuckeremith, just east of Cllnton, at preoccupled by Mr Fisher, oonsisto of 160 acres, more or less, with good • frame house,bank barn,silo,windmill autterneu- elenty of water. Aorexceurmt farm in a splendid locality. For terms smoky to • ARTHUR C,OUOH Olbiton. FOR SALE, • • ' The frautecottacre on Orange street; mou- nted by the undersigned, is offered for Dale on reasonable terms. The lot is of an acre, viith hard and soft Water, stable, good fruit and vegetable garden. The Louse contains hall, parlor, two • bedroonis, clotbes closet; dining room, summer kitchen, °Oar and woodshe.e is centrally located, possession given any time to suit purchaser. ELIZABET11 anAn-Am tf • • Farm for, Sale. • A splendid 10) acre farm , consisting of tke East half of Lot so, con 1, East .Wawanosh, good frame house with kitchen, barn 36e55, and shed 80x40 in which there are good stabling hard water to n. ver failing well; 8 acres bush, I acre of orchard, situ': ted 1 nines from An burn and eV rods from school. For fernier particulars apply to 11. GOV1ER, . June 6-4* Auburn P. O. Purchase' c2n have possession this . • Farm .or Sale. •Lot. 12,Baytield con., .Goderich tiralri3acaI r (86eleared,balaneehardieotxl,with aige eiu t14.1 of cedar on it). in good state of celtieathe • scout live acres fall wheat,andeonsiderable fall plowing done, Conifenable brick bowie large • earn withetablingunderneath,driving s.hed and &her cutbuildings; about 3 acre orchard, • mostly .winter fruit e well watered-nevei-fasl- ing creeb ang two wells Seven milee roni Clinton and t reefrom Bayfield.• Posses- sion at any tirne, reasonable term._ Apply for further particulars to CHAS. SIMONS. 72 St.• Hattie et.. Goderich. • , :' • • ' • To Befit. Or for,Sale ." . , • • Frame reetdence.and 1 acre of land on 'Mtirt Street, Clintot, revoms, cellar, woOdsbeChard ti Opt t water, new stable aun. umvieg shed,. t Xcellent garden, with phut, pear and apple .tr . • , . • - . Also tor Sale. At any time hp to lst Sept, a cres,partof the Fos er Beicieete.,at the Neil h .11ed of %A illism forStreet, t .notoinr, which is a V1thatble property : eirAturzezi.rItitr est well planted .out ,a rs also a very exce11:1:'gliejlee'l tacen. oThettlinrd gravel en the premises which is vettprofitable. -. P141_,Y t°. l''.6TRA-r.'ll. ,or to, WD .13ItYclinOtNonE: anted. ! -F. ,.. arm For Sale. 1 . Young me 1 and women to Prepare .for . • ' - i good situations. , Apple to The Midtosignedoffer-tTior sale lot 16 iiar • field concession, Goderich _township, consist - J., a 02 184 acres Inclucliug 25 acre f mixetiDominion timber; god olay soil, suitable for tilde or • stock grezingr _tvell watered; comfortable -Business . dwell fog heated by furnace, summer kitchen, 130x50; and 20x60, driving eh ed 2ox30, hen* house 'College . woodshed; hard. and soft water; two. barns re xli 85o o; .13, tly enlr eisi eosf ittlicahr ud r; °46anhdlitifmnilleilse Mt oillele teeti ti ne 4 Canada.uip o d B ns Reducedineesiintdul tShorthandurat es, Clirtoe, will be sole .on reasonable terms. Apply on Drentiliekor address, ALEX WELSHWrite tie regarding our courses of study,. May 35—tf. .• i Clin,ton , Ont. and prospects of scouring situations for . - graduatee. Catalogue sent free. Addrees ' • Good }arm tor Sale. • - • J. B. *McNair*. . . Dept "d,., Confederation Life Bldg.. ' That well eituated choiee property, knewn . Toronto Ont as the Whitely farm; on 'he base inc.• (Soder- • , la Township, consistine of 80 acres of geed n 1 l,na,1 )1 cleared,i r ffdtr l• n easy ternee .It Is directly opposite the Post .'t 1902 • Office and store and is within 8 minutes' we& o • eitherchinah or school. e1100 of purchase money.reay remain on the place if desired. For LAFAMEC1 partiovilam apply to . L. MANNNotton. Jena 13-12. . ,I 41 /7 . . ,- . ... ./ • /..1.1 eo-,,--. ig • holesale evock of piaLos at very best pupsible prices. Organs the very enteruunable gramophone, sheet music, books, and a variety of . music at • e. HOIIRWS • MuSle Emporium. A eto'ck of elioice canine plums for Ole. --TH iNK IT OVER. • The effect of a course in this business college will mean opportunities m business that you did not be- fore possess. Write us for all particulars: - Students can enter at any time. Forest City Busi- ness College,Y,M.C.A. Build ing, London, Ont, W. JeWestervelt, Principal. Summer' Session fromJulY 7th next. 'Wi . be held in connection • • with tharegular work .ofeech Department of the , ' . • Central'Business'Collegel TORONTO . , O :ingS p Sohi oa rl tth; on nu rds,e Ts yi np eAworciot iunngt Penmanship, eto. • O No acetions. 'Students 4 Vmay register for a full tial amine at any time.: Cir O ; ciders free. Address , e W. H. Shaw, Principal • 4 Tonga &Gerrard Sta, Toronto L egal O JAMES ErC0TT O Barrister, 'Solicitor, ewe CLINTON. )m0E-Elliott Block, Isitae Street. 3110NEX 1.0 LOAN. W. kilt.YESONE. BAERISTER. 80LI0ITOR, NOTAX r • PU134.10, ETC. Otliee-13eaver.D1001c. up Oars, OPPOSite Pout y's Photo Oellery ingevroe R61)°.tt Afral ran P1061,11041110. The Great Engtish Iterneito . Sold and recommended by all druggists in Canada. thily reli- able medicine discovered. 814 ekages guaranteed to cure all forms of Sexual 'Weakness, all effects of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use Of TO. tnceo, O 1 tt 1 . MaliCti an receipt Of price, one package $1, six, O. One tvill220014 sie wile cure. -Pamphlets free to any addresta. The Wood Company, Windsors 014, Wood's* Phosphodice is sold in Clinton V MP, Rookie., B Hotel, Jell combe and 10 Watts, Orn armlets • • Spring Term begine Apr. 7. 1902. Our rates are reasonable -our courses of study thorough and ertiotical. Send, for ciur Journal to see what we teach. Students may enter at any time, Two courses :of study. Commtraat and Short -hand. C. A. FLEMING-, . A L MCINTYRE, President. Secrets, y O wen Sound. Listowel s •01.Z.N; TON The tato Eno NhViggiOil Co. LK Reap "Grams" The Short Route 10 cLgvET4ii\TD, OHIO One way fare from Clinton, $3,75. Hann e • • 6 00, , Heat leaves PeStanfey every Tuesday and Thuraday at 11 p.m., Saturdays at 11 a.m, Tieketslon sale at all Ideal tickettelcee, " it . Woollatt, • T, 110111)611, Manager. Gen,Paaa,Agt, Walkerville, Ont. RIDQUT & HALE CONVEYANCERS, CoetenteseoNBIt Heal Estate and Insurance Agency • moose to Joao. 0. B. OALTS, JOHN RIDO UT CHARLES SEAGER Barrister Solicitor Notary and CuursTar Ora Office -Opposite Colborne Hotel - Goderlelt „ M. G. CAMERON . 40ruo9rly of Cameron, Holt & Cameron BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, office -Hamilton St opposite Colborne Emig* O GODERIO11. ONT GARROW & GARIROW BAltRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ICTO. Office -Corner Hamilton St. and the Son ars Goderich, Ont. J. T. OAREOW, Q. C. Mae. GannOw.L r. D. •PROUDFOOT & HAYS. BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES Pit•LIC PROCTORS IN THE MARITIME COVET. &O. Alice: North M., next door to Signal Date O Private Funds.to lend ateoweatratee - of interest. W. PROUDFOOT. R.0. HAYS, if Medical.. wiu. GUNN, BI.D., L. R. C. P. st s. edieinerga, Ofttee-Oneari.. Street, Clinton. Night calls .at front door of otllee or reeMents. Batten- ' bury Street. O DR WM. -GRAHAM Licentiate of the Royal College of Physician O London,.England. Office and Residence-- . JOHN TEDFORD'S House, Huron !ft• DR J. W. SHAW. Asee.tiehenPraletsei.,131oVe'ebaljniidretu allQ2 dance On. tario oppoeite English church, formerlt ce. envied Iry Dr. Appleton. Clinton OM, W. THOMPSOI* 00 hyel�lan, Sergion. Rte.• O special attention given to diseases of thei Eye, Ear, Vivant and Nose. , office 'Ind Residence - Albert Street,2 Blocks North of Itattenbut7.• DV- G. E.RikiEST HOLIVIES DENTIST - (Successor to Dr, T, C. Brace • . bimetallist In Crown and Bridge 'Work D. S. -Graduate Royal College Dental Sur- • D. D. S.-First-olass Honor gradtuktiy of Den. tal Department of Toronto Uuiv ersity Special attention Will to • preservation of children's teeth'. Will visit Bayfield every Monday:6one of Ontario, Toronto, Ofiese over W Taylor &Son's shoe store. DRS. AGrObVio & BIL.LIAGS DENTISTS.CLINTON. _._ • . e • Officeidjoinitig Phote Studio: • Office Hours-' -is to 6 every day and Saturday until 10 p; m. Blanch offices in Manchester Dungannon, Blythland Hayfield. ' • • t O Veterinary. . . DR. J. FREEMAN, VETERINARY SURGEON, Men:1'61.'0f the Veterinary:Medical ;A ss°eta- . titerls.ft, fibt 1:12:11Atbiclirgtin deiribenry College, . rgh, and Gradtv --94TEEAr DISEASES mega, ANIMALS Office open night and day, oroposits- Pieties church, Ontario Street. Clinton, Oat.. Miscellaneous. Reg eitatIAGE LICENSES issued by the un- derSigned at his Itesidence, Mary strtet . J0 MKS SCOT. Sit; .A. j:AALES LONDESSOLIIGO;Ktuma leSUEROF .NM0AwiItlA tituGE eases required We • OLEN CA iVii/BLL Organist tied Masiial. Direct, r of North Street. Church, Goderich, and te Ow of PIANO, PIPE ORGAN an THEO is pre- pared 1-00 take a limited nunibel of' "Pupils the above For terme apply this office or to. MR CAMPI1ELL,who may be seen h. we 11 a.m. to 2 p,m., at the Clarendon Bold, Demos. Friday of etch week. 0 . b. L. ,11ACplIERS011.. INSURANCE. ;Fire, Life, accident: • Plate AllaS8 OFFER . • • Baena, lerAskik, CM To . . • JOHN W.. YE0 EtOLMESVILLE, 0' Agent tor the Itlexonesese Fine 'Aesreesee et), of Manchester, England, Vehose funds and security are rated at 814,600,000. Also tbe .Me? ij.ILLOP MUTUALINsIIRANCE 00. All classes kb farm risks and town property taken at lowest. rates. Firse-class Loan Companies also represeetod. efoneysto be had from ri per Coatis'', aced Inc t6 eater° of inietirit7.- Daily mail to Rohner/111e - postal card w fetch him Dr.Mcetthers Heave* 'CURE • Cures Heaves, Chronic Cough, and ail Mons of the Throat and Lungs. The only ...eon.... the world that will cure, the above disease, makita t animal sound In wind and Useful Whig Owner. PtiLe,t11,11 • Dr. MoGahoP's Kidney. & Cough Powdere• forall Acute Affections of the thtont and lungs, such es T. Dictemner, etc. For !melting and stocking of the iota. • the result of hard driving, -Kidney Trollble, One 4000 will relieve, and one box Will one. Price, 501. "teig DR McOAHEY MEDICINE 00., F..mnicItoc. Ont. ]?or Bale by B. 13 Combe,droggist, Clinton For DroStorrk, toot" MeICILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. Ma rble & Granite FARM and ISatrElstTaN PROIERTY • VcrOIZIS The purchaser of it monument ehould hate complete confidence in thereliability of the firm, frem whiter he baste, for ,the material and workmanship is !something very few buyers are familiar with: If yctt do notknow 1111, please in. quire about our reliability trom those who know tte beet. We ere the only practiced men here 'flour Inc. J. B. Hoover Proprietor XERB to Colaitttercial Motel oggiorrts J. 11. Moteen, President, Nippon P. re; Th ce. Framer. vieeereeident, Brueefield P 0.; Tilt& E. Ilayee Seel-Treas., SeafOrth P. Oa W. lie BrOadfOOtt Inspector ot Losers, Seeforth P.O. nmeeroer • • W. G. nroadfoot, Seatortn; John O. (Wee Winthrop P. 0., George DAle, Seeferth: Joh Dennews a. Dub nu Jas. Evane. Beeehwerel O.; John Watt* Harlook P. O.; ThordaS armee Brueette 1 John B. McLean, 811/De• JAM'. cannon 1 nton. diott•Vre4 Robot, Smith, Radecki leobt, '111elhillaneSea forth; James cumming, Fernioridvillei J. W. Yeo, Holmesvine ; George ffiurdie and eohn 0. Monition, auditors, Parties (Maims tO cffeet tristirallee Or tra net other business trW be protnp tie attended the On tkpplidatiOn to any of the abate ocea •• or to the respective *feces. .