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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1902-11-27, Page 44 141111111131taie II II l'alh$1111 . , The NewswRecord is pulitiehed. „ every Thursday at The News -Record Printing House ALBERT STREET eLINTON TerMa of subscriptiott-P per year in advance; $1.50 may be charged if not so Pal& No paper .discontinued until aLt arrears ore paid, unless at the option of the publisher. The date to which every subscription is paid is denoted on the /Abel. Advertisiog rates-aTransient adver- tisements, to cents per nonpareil line for first insertion and 3 cents per line for ea h sulosequent insertion. Smell advertisements; not to exceed one ineh, sueli as " Log," " Stray - eel," '0 Stolen," Etc., inserted once for 35 cents and each subsequent hp. aertion to cents. Communications intended for publics:. tion must, as a guarantee of good faith, be accompanied by the mune of the writer. To insure publication in current issue copy for advertisements should be sent in early. Contract rates -The, following table shows our rates for speeified per- ioils and space : r yr. 6 ma. 32110. r 1 Columnfiro 00 $40 oci $25 oo 8 so F eau._ 40 00 25 00 15 GO 6 oo gColumn- 25 oo 15 '00 8 oo So Column,– 18 09 IQ 00 5 50 2 00 Inch 600 35t) 200 125 W. J. MITCHELL, Editor and Proprietor HOW FORTUNES ARE MADE; "A Kingston despatch says One (nine per day is to be the capacity of the Canadian. Engine and Locomotive Works in this city before two years are past. To do this they will re,uire woo men. At prtsent 400 men turn out cne engine per week,'. " It is gratifying to know of tbe rrosperity of the undertaking. It re calls the fact, le:miner, that • until at before the last general •electisn the- Kingston Works were unable to get a single government contract, while Mr. Blair purchased hundreds of. thousands or dollars worth of locoino, tives in the 'United States.. The Con- servatives who then owned the works bad in :conaceptence to'•.sell out. at a non -anal figure to a Liberal syn- dieate, and at once Mr, Blair gave them a large order at a bin price. Not only this, but the government advanc- ed the new Liberal owners some $68s. cm on their contract,. thus, practically fernishing their working capital. It is possibly by transactions of this nature that some of the Ministers or the I,aurier government bave been all - le to actionidate fortunes in a few year- ir bile at the. same time living beyond their legitiniate incomes:" -- Moncton Thnes.. THE PEOPLE WILL JUDGE. -Failing to secure a working major- ity in the Ontario Legislature .by bal- lot -box stuffing, the destruction of ballots, perairy, bribery . and the per. petration of almost every .0ther known - election scheme of drubtfel origin, Hon. G. W.: Rosa appealed to his, friends of the Central .prison for- ass' sistance. „But the most expert thievea, failed to :oust M. Donald Sutherlatid from his seat fl,'South Oxford. Now. it trinspires- that Mr.' Sutherland was is ed to sell himself body and soul to to the Liberal party. . His reward was to Le of the spot cash order. Mr. Sutherland refused to he bought.. How abort mew who seek to buy parlia- mtntarians ? In St. Lottia the courts have sent a number of such citizens to prison to serve terms covering. many years. 'this is a splendid remedy foi Ontario to employ. Unfortunately the,: men who are interestedin the crimee there are responsible for the punish nent of criminal's. And of course the. rascals will escape for a time. • It is for the people to. constitute themselireih the lave inthis ease and an op- portunity • will offer shortly in- tie bye -elections. • ' • • A MACHINE COMPILED, CENSUS.' The census of Canada is stills Jiro- grsosing, at a tost of 4)0 per ciao and shortly It is expected that 'Mr. B.ue will be able to antnitince the nem - tor of sheep killed in Canada in two. ln order that this may be :dime' cor- rectly Hon.. Sydney Fisher has sup- plied the Census he. artment with a numLer of "adding machines." LT•to der the old . systemit was doubtful il: the census -would be ' completed' ' by 1911 but with machinery better things are hoped for. Already its. advantag. es are evidenced- ley the impeniPling bulletins in regardato dead sheep, and ev.is more startliog revetations are anticipated. The machinery is • similar' . to that adopted by ban si Or other' in. stitutions . where colionns of times hal e to be added cofickly and accur a' eiy. I p to the time the ,inachate: entered his department Mr. Blue seems to have 1.e ti nable ,to 'acme eithel sretrl c.r aceura, y. The, inventor ol the device deserves the fie.arty. thanks f the Canailiau taxpayer and thost -who io a moment of weaknesshavi accepted early census returns. in good faith. The " machine" has wrought wonders for the Liberal party and may still be relied on to accomplish e en more extraordinary results. GEMS or Ltnnn.AL co.N•Msurrev rrew, this is what 1 hove to $s•Y' wili reg,rd to protection in the troed kid cif its ootration and ap plication in the world. I hove giveti more particularly and iii detail the results in the tniited States, hut the fact that that policy has been adopt- . d and is continued in Germany, Rus- sia and France .is evidence, I think, that it must Le producing practical re- sults in the same line, or it Should le rentidisted in those ootnitriesd'-a Mr. John Charlton, Liberal M. P. for o th Norfolk, in hie budget oddress, March 2oth, 1902. 4444• -1 contest egret tvith my lion fr'end '11 the horn he expreeses that after the I /fusion conference Ole gov.. e tonerit will raise the tariff, On the contrary X, as a free trader, will not Le able to support any goverimieut which raises this tariff any higher, as against the iftteretts of the peat pro- du- ing masses of Canisle. 1. am not efraid for the position of the Mann. istettfrers of Canada. 1 thtk / heard one of the speakers sea* this afternoon that tortoni frietorie,s itt Caitacta that it d very high protection. Were yet idle, and Le thought that was a reas- ti ithy the govanittent; for the per. pc se of havingthese industrica here; Mould raise the duties and give still further rroteetioit, i think the best teatioti that could le given why these faetories shotild not be In Canada, eit any rate to the ext ot to whieli they are developed, its the feet that they *he not eble to live under the high Protection that they have today." - Mr. W. Edwards, Liberal M. P, for Russel', in his budget speech, Ittarch eoth, AUBURN. 'A he v. Iowa prsettte4 by, Retr... Coup - land antlooxplained by Rey. smolt on pr011i 4t1041 OU Tuesday of last week were a stew departure and a good aud- ience greeted these reverend gentlemen in them ellort. Rev. Coupland dearly outlined the act and mum was inter- spersed. A seeond public noting inthe itt. terests of. prohibition will be held here •on Friday eteeirg rf this week at width at least two able and talented locterers will deliver atld'resses. The temperance hall is the place or meet - Committees aae ective end cam- Paiffning Progressing. Maillaucl Lodge too.: in three new members lad Mon -- day el. ening and is helping on the grtat and good movement. . C. O. F. Organizer Coupland is here • handing itt the applications strong to Court Marin winch now aims at 100 as its membership. This court held a sneetieg last Tuesday and will . hold. two htecials this wee for for anitiating purposes, etc... . A meeting of the Farmer's Institute will be held here on Thursday of this week. Miss Alice, Clark and father arrived home from the Wot this week.. Mr; 130, J. Neville and sister Lena, also a couple of other Goderich ladies, visited here on Sunday. Miss •F, Armstrong of Colborne Sundayed in the village. Miss Armstrong of Parry Sound is the gue,st of her aunt,. Mrs. Searles, , Messrs, A. Cottpland and .T, Brunson Sunda.yed at Lonclesboro, , • . o • eglander the parental roof. • Dr. and Mrs. Turnbull of Goderieh. Miss Kern Sterling has returoed Sundayed at Dr. Frank Turnbull:a, • keen God'erich, Mrs, R. Roberton is improving, ' Mr. T. A, Maecionald is putting up Messrs. Ed. Mole and George Lawlor a windmill, having purchased- it from w re in Clinton on Saturday-.-. Mr. Gorge Levis, of Clintoo, . • Mr. Georee Beadle. is laid up. ith Messrs. Mactlougal and Soole. Lona at- present. •• • •Seafort1i. returued to their home last Mr, gd. Mole his changed his mind weeks • • • alowt. going to the Soo. and has ac- • Miss Nellie Macdonald, our topelar eepted a position in. Seaforth instead. dreasiraten, Is thinking of going to • Nicholson -4n Auburn on November Manitoba, shortly. She will be much 22nd, to Mr.- and: Mrs.. John Nichol- missed in this vicinity. son, a, dasigittetO • ' Mr. W. S, Macdonald hasreturned front the Soo. ztim aurroz.T maws xtr,conr) nt 11.0111.1, • =ATTU. STANZET TOWNSUIE. Mr. Will. :Dell returned from his vis- Mr. and. Mrs. Tyner of Sununerhill It to Manitoba this week. apent Surday at the home of Mrs. Mr. Prank Ilawden of .Clinton Sun. John Reid, Sr. cloyed in town. Misses; Emma. and Lilly Peek visited On Friday the remains of the late Matives near Exeter recently. Misa nettlaufer were taken from her Miss Mary Dowson visited at the father 4 residence to the Methodist home of Mr. .1. Reid on Sunday last, church for the burial service. The Mr. and Mrs. William Render and edifice was crowded with symeatitio. family Of Goderich township visited ing Wools. Front thence to the at the residence of Mr, Joseph Rich - ion cemetery the funeral proceeded. • ardson on Monday. I he Young I eople's Association of We understand there is to he an the English church had a soeial,mus- " At Home" in the basement of St. icat 0,nd literary entertainmi ent n the Andrew's church, Bayfield, under the temperance hall on Wednesday cooing auspices of the Ladies' Aid, on Fri - skids was Muth enjoyed by those day eight. A good time is expected. present. Mr. Do Dewar returned home last .1 he e -one workers are bus. ,,eclacsday front a visit to friends in these days disteibetiog • 'their painpli Itensall. lets in the interests of the commis ref- Mr. Ches. Johnstone lost a valuable erendunt vote. horse last week with inflammation. Several carloads of logs have arriv- A good many of the farmers in this ed at this station • the Past Week for vicinity are glad to see a little dry E. Livingstone. weather again. One farmer who Jives en ItIonda,y E Livingstone's saw- down near the lake says h'a land Was mill and handle factory started up a- , so wet that he 144 to have one of his gain after bang closed down for re- i boys draw the water off with barrels pairs for a coliple of weeks, and throw it over the talcs: bank be - On Tuesday Mrs. S. Greedy and fain- fore he could plow it. ily moved to St. Marys to join los- Mr, W. H. Woods delivered about band and father. They intend making twenty five hogs to J. Andrews on their home in that town, ,Monday, Mr. George Denstedt moved his fano Mr. Ran. Fields has his new bar ily So: tVroxeter on Tuesday where he almost completed. 'When finished i has none into the tin businees, _. will be ene. of the best barns ins th We understand Mr. George Denstedt costar'. • s sold his brick residence. on King street milkelielisga Messrs. Will.wh but aned be AryclobJeconlinfsztionRoe to Mr. Isaac Barr of Hullett. gin, Assa., the past three months , ar$ Us guests of their uncle, Mr / PORTER'S ZEILTa. . -Chas, . johnstoll. , • Mr. -.W. j,„ Stinson wears a pleas Miss Marion Sterling, after spending ant smile now, his wife having ores a couple •of ' months with 'friends m ented hint on Monday with a baby the prairie province, has returned girl. home. . . • We are in a position to announe this week that our respected reeve Mr. John McNaughton, will be a can didate for the position in the county council to Le vacated by Mr. . John Torranee,• Mr. McNaughton has. been %Nen years in out mmaicipal council two years as ramie, and has clone 'ex selltnt, service for the municipality That he has eoesented to, accept o uominiitian • for the county • council i due to the solicitatimi. of friends al over the division who Would not take no ,for an answer, • • • .• Mr. D., Peck has placed a beautifti Bell organ at Mr. George johnstoo's Mr. and Mrs.' W. Clark were: guest ,at Mr., L. CIark's one day recently. . Miss Peed. Taylor spent a few. day :nast Werk at the home. of 111r.Joseplt Foster, Varna. • . ' • . . Aliss Martha Richardson was th guest of Iher friend, • Mies* Stella Roth , well, - on Stincle.y last. . • • Master Clarence Pollock of' Baylield is spending. a few clays With Goshei Lire ft -tads. ' , . Miss, Minnie Webster spent Senda.y -:a.a.Mr, Jas. Reids, ' ' . Mr: George. and Miss Georgina JOhnson .spent Sunday with Godertch friencls. . • • . . • • • :BRUCEFIELD., • ' . . :There appears :almost to be an apo i-• dernie Of accidents in this vicinity lately, • The latest victims are . Mr. Peter -Cameron ' who,. had his finger mom he' . visit with, her daughter: • badly lacerated ' by .eonang in coOtact Mr. : W. G. Clark has rented Mr: with eome part k f they gearing oh A. Richard Pollard's fano and will get straw, cutter which, he was operating. if ossession . in the spring. Mr. ,Pollard Also Mr. 7,7 oc. •Grayo 0, T. le.• agent, i'as taken. up lioul. , in Mena/Ai" ; and ,While apliting .'Some .arood Mie evening ille family 'nell Stove out there• . • . . last Weeks. ali)ped and dislocated his knee. Beth of these parties ate 'doing . • as well as can be' expected. • . ' • • THE •REFERENDUM VOTE , D. Macdonald, M. P., bf Wiughtien .; gat e ah address on ' the • referendum in To all Whom • it may. concerti:T. and the Peesbytetian church on Wednesdan they are. many : ' • • '' ' . evelibig of last week'. :The large ait- Thot the tikitior traffic is responsible silence for, an ham and a half listened for' a very lerge proportion of the to one Of the best addresses . ever de- rriMe and misery Which exists in • Our livered in Iltrueefield and if the•eleetor- :wintry . isoan endotibted fact, as tee- ate will . take the advice given by Dr.. Cified. by en'tgistiates, judges,. jail' and Macdonald. the referendum will cerro.: as.,1.-tn Cah.ci. Is and many . others. with a sweeping majority: •' ,... , • • that it shoe ld be •nrohilfited, by • law • The • Mull versaxy s seryices itt esinneee is a most reasonable and wise.:•clecis- tion with the Presbyterian- church will Fon; end liamands our • most . seridus wid ,Iiii held on 'the first Sabbath of ' (insiders -Anse. . The Act. which we, are Deeeinber: Dr. • Murray of Kincardine to vote on ro selou is uot. all that Will preach and lecture' Mr the follow- niiiny desi e, yet it is acknowledged. ing Monday evening.. . . . to he the "strongest piece Of legialaa Rev.. E; H. •• Sewers preached' ' at .tion -on the question -.-ever entered Witt Wrens last Sabbath, Mr. Musgrave iron the statute books of Canada offiaititing• for Mr. Sewers. . . arid it goes..so• far is the juriedietion Mr.. idol Ratteubury of Winghoin "of the province will allow, IC strikes spent Sabbath' with friends in the nil - doing away with.. open. treatino, at :the most • vital part of ahe .systein lagl: ..t.vm...... .-c.,3,(..,t .of . the Glasgow n• abolishIng the •bar, consequently:, ' niak-. . Dr, Rogori, It. is nous, was, itt:Stratfordthis week. • .cry explicit and eorigirehensive, who, purchased:De. Arin7 Mg it illegal.. for any persen itt the stiong.t :olliee And. practice, has now pro ihee of . Ontario by himself, his lila...mother residin With h, . g . . TI eltrk, servont or agent, to expose for people ' of Brueefield :are glad to .wal- sale, directly •or indirectly', or open chime the newcotners to their. midst, any pretenceo, or upon any advice,, to eeli �r bar r, or in considerstoon. of WESTFIELD.. - , - • intty :or ti ligs or to give to any per- • 4.... FL McClinton ts; on his rottodsi E.,' t the Purelid e or transfer of any pro- . .. . . . . • , S011, .anyoiatoxicatitig liquor; without ga n collecting taxes. - • havoig first obtained a druggist's W. 'Belfry, of Hespeler •iS visiting litense,• wholesale or retail, ' and any With, friends in, this Scotian, ' . oceson offending against any Of. -the Mr. John POwler has recovered.from era Sisiolis of • the • Act ist liabk for ' the his recent illness • aufficientIy to be • 'first offetice,to a fine not lets than $2oo ,arotind,again., . , . • . and keine , to comPareit to the Scott ' Mr. • J. N.. Cainnbell and- daughter Act is., uniret. Concerning whit , is Emma are .. viiititig, with tor sister.) oeing said aboht 1. roaibition proving Mrs. (Rev.) Medd, at Hensel!. ' .:• a fel:ire wherever trinLit is simplyo ta. ..lite- trretecs cf the, scheal haVe .. -sti• • rue. We, have overwhelming testimony new bill placed in , the belfry to . re - to the conteaiy. • Mali,oso Oftto .re- place ti.e One which • has'. been:• eearly erred to, has been enriched by. it. rite wfoirgItithieeapna.styrocarirneorirtelvefodeoe.t •or. :To bring the Act into Mieratioa will ' • oiste of qualified v,oters.about require 212,732- votes. There are on the thia neighborhood, but who for :the. 550,000 .past few' years hase.7eswideleiL Mwichitici names and it is most ,certain that more Shan oue halt (arr,000) are in 1 igea_lait' isveas's 'splieenred,i,ngHe has' bought .a ' tes-or of Sprohibition, hence . there farm near Sealerth to which place 'lie should he no difficolty ire securing the 'hill remove °his °acts itt the spring. requisite number, just about: 3a per : • ., cozBensE 1,0wysiixr, est. •• of the wit olio rileods of tern- ' ierance l• eRriends of huinanity t Let Mr.1VIelSotiogli of Carlow has .his new . .. is bear in mind : t -That, aur vote is ; house nearly finished. - . a trest from. God, His eye is upon - • Mr. Samuel Westlake had his acme . . ts. 2—That we, are . our . brother's per running full blast the past week, - keeper. Let uk help to put the temp- • . Miss Lizzie Jolinstott of Kingsbridge tation out of his way. aa-Thet 0 We was 1 he guest of Miss Minnie Fowler i t as at home We shall be counted as ,..-„ anvbath, ., aoainst the measure. 4-'rhat we are. . —We are Sorry' to say that Miss Nana not. voting on the hitt itself, but lint cy Fisher is Slant, up with oppeitclicitis, the question of bri"ff•ng int° °Perate* We hope to soon 'see het around•again. the Act whith has already been pass Mt'. Nathan Solute wound up las ed. a'-dhat should the vote, fell short aPPle Packlhg on Saturday of •1a.st there are those -may be some of our Ivaco for this season, Loved ones --who will certainly go Mr. ard Mrs. johti Johnston of :own to a druhkard's•grave who might frinburn were the gtteets of their oh - 6 -That there is no have 'been advection'. wtefeideon:eofitereechttIyii cle, Zan, Wtor Hamilton, on Sabbath. Zion ectigregation has erected a new a few' days the opportuiiity will have shed which makes it much more colas gone forever, 7-Renietirber the words testable for the horses: • ot Christ "Every plant which rny . . : Hest ally Father bath not planted 4AStantears sun Titre venni shall be rooted up" and I sin certain ILEXSA141- The Obeerver says : Rev. Josiaa Greene of Clinton occupied the pulpit Mx Sunday nearnitig and evening. is disootirses were very earnest and practical. Ile is one of the old Meth- odist pioneers Who have borne the hard work and privation incident to establishiog a elutrch in a new coun- try. • Teddy Clattsen leeves Homan short- ly to assist his father in the business at ltiooseja.w. Tea is a, good, steady boy mid an exeellent wortanan. Mr. Peter Triggerson of this place has beet the record as an onion rais- er. This year he sowed five eights of ,n .acre with tlie very hest of Dutch set seed. Ile aold to E. Rennie "rib- sso pounds of sets and 80o pounds of picklers for $574.2S, lie estimates his expenses for seed and labor as fris, Muclt leates a profit of 459.27. At a meeting of the school board Miss Murraywas re-enga.ged to teach for the coming year end Miss Flor- ence Reynold s application for the roost -h. now occupied by Miss Stevens of Clioton was also accepted, Miss Stevens is retiring froin teaching ow- ing to throat trouble. zummi. e The regidents of Zurich were shoek- ed when it became known on Sunday last that 1Vliss Clara, Sipple, daughter - of Ithr. and Mrs, Philip Sipple, had , died very suddenly. Clara, had beet), Harper hospital, Dettait, for nears ly solicit weeks suffering from infiatn- - matory rheuniatisni, but she was re- - rotted to be improving satisfactorily emit the news reached here that the end came unexpectedly on Sunday e morning-. Her age was 23 years, Her remains were brought from Detroit on - Monday evening, The funeral • took place to the Lutheran cemetery on Wtehrisclay afternoon, A good time was spent at the hosts- ihre be held on the feam. of II?nry. - KoehlJr, rorth of the village, on Fri- . day evenhtig of last week, when a f tounber of young people assembled and event the evening husking, the 1 golden ear g and in other amusements. Mr. David Spencer of St. Joseph disposed of 34 acres of his farm to I Dr. Riatthier for 53,450; 6 . . • CONSTANCE s • Mrs. Robert Clark Airs: Dan. Suth- erland and daughter, Mrs. J. E. Ife: e Gregkor and SPAS visited the latter's ••• sister, Mrs, Isa McGavin of Leadhury, On ,T1tursday. :Mr. and hIrs, W. Stehley of Hot/nes- t vine visited, their daughter, Miss Alice: Stanley, on Thursday, Mrs. Lottie Sanderson and Mrs. Janice .Cook arrived home here from ' Yorvtan, N. • W. T., where they spent the eummer with relatives. - • Miss Maggio Illaedoitald Spent la.st week With Mrs, John Mille of Har - lock. , • - • Next Sunday, Rev. , 11, . Robinson • of Ocrieriek. will preach missionary sermona in the afternoon. Mr, Charles. Newton spent Sunday' Iroximirr TOilifiTS331P. - LEADBURY. • - • ..."Mr•-: Hugh Dunlop perehased a:three- The lasliee . . .of St. George's church year phi colt' from Mr.. Fred. Roger- . intend. holding an eihibition of their.' son' for the handsoine. sem of agar miseionary 'work in Walton „en Dee. Mr: Dunkin kuovis where to go for lith ond will. 'have a eicely. prepared good horses and •Ddr.' Rogerson knows ore:gram ' of i eadings, . anee'clies and when he gets a good price. ainging. as well:. Lunch Will he served ' Mrs. Hart .of Gorden Farm called on, • at the close of the entertainment. . her 'niece Mrs., Sheils •of Constance, . Miss Ferguson of Walton was the ou Thursday. • giiest ot Mis, Jolot Scealett last Mr: • John Cooper sold a thorough- . „est,. . bred 'White Rock to Mr. WjIliam Rien. • vrr, and mes, a; G. Grieve visited Mr. Rinn knows . when he sees good _ the former's sister, Mrs. Conononi itt it)Mwri'. 'Harvey Montgomery visited his . Mr. Albert • Scarlett and Master • ' siewry 'on' Saturday: and Smear. • ' brother John of IVIcaillesp last Week: Thia were visiting Sominerhill Mende plaining •of having stti missing iron; A insthberaof our nciftbors arescom- . .. S. amt tri er day;s. andwen d.Swil n dial ays'. re • • : turned Iron, tlitir premises: • : • . Mr. John H. Petty of Hensel' paid Manitoba after ' a pleasant five: a vislt, cn Wedneaday. to 1VIt. Henry Coos er e grass ' faku where he had a• nunibin • of Cattle pasturing.. He was. vi ell rleAsed• with the condition they were in -034 the treatMent they re- • . % • . , SUMMEREILL. ,' . Mr. •• j. Scarlett • and his brother • of afeK 1116p visited .friends 'here Suuday, • 1:r. , and Mrs. Geo. Tyner visited friends in Stanley:on Sunday. ' . Iltia Annie Wright•of Colborne vis' iti. friends here last • w.eela • . ",- • is.• . E. Butt, who, has been fot ecere • Weeks •attendiog het son . Alfred in itaind'sor, . returned home 'last week. All. his alniost recovered, • from . hisi setere accident, We are very glad to . . . Mee. pelvis and family of Gederielh have I eens. elan :ing some time with her sister, Mts. C. Beacoita . • . s alto •C... Beeecon 'Ilea' purchased the farm on• the • 16th con. owned owned by Mr, 11.114' er and .has , commenced turning the sod, His ireighliors are kind en.. so c1.\ t help him in ti -me of need as louglii g -.weather - is. likely • to - a be 'short. e paid .in the ..neighboshocid of r3o o for •the 'place, , , • . ' : ' Mr. 13, Mitchell of . Colborne visited at Mr.• I. 13rownlee'a on. Sun'clity„ Sunday 'school in St: Peter's church closed last Stinday for the• 'Whiter • af- ' " S . ' • tar continunior seven mohths. . • We are glad to report ' that Mrs. JO Hardy is improving ,slightly frann het recent• illnesv. ' • , ' . itis expected. that Rev., kr. Low of ' Winghato will preach in . St: Peter's ' horch next, Sunday, ' • . • r. A public eainimation will be held' in c lir school .. on Dec. rya when .a outaber of • o .r• neiahboritigo teachers ire expected to attend. At a meetiog of the ratepayers . bilt Friday night. it was decided to • give an entertaintnev -- (bit Sallle . evening .and an a.dinis- skin fee c '1 rre to be charged, the 'sehool chi' elren admitted free. 'A good erograin will be rendered bi.hoine ilf, ist ell, yas foreign talent and a good time 'is expected, : Further • particulars/ vvi'l le. given later, . . .liouviEsvtr,Ln. Mrs. W. As Cole and children 'o' 'Clinton speftt Sunday as the guests ol her father, Mr. W. Mulholland, , Miss Mattie LaVis of Clintoti Visit - d her Uncle, Mr. W. Jenrette. Mr. Arinetrong of Winglicon called ni Mr, W. Stanley on Tuesday. Mrs. Mulholland was in Goderich 011 ruesday, We are glad to learn that Mr, krohn Cantelon is improving. . • Rev. I. 33, Wallwia of Seetoeth ifreached missionary sermong nem ds ,Suriday. Rev, J. Hussar supplied fof Seaforth. , Co Monday etrating there was: a platform meetiug in the interests of temperance and MisalOnS. Mr. Mita - ell and Mr. G. Elliott of Goderich gave two excellent teturtrahee ad- dresses, MuSic Was furnished by the hoir, The Sabbath school inteid havitig it hristmas tree on Christraas eve. A sit lendid program will be given, ne- m( mho' the date, Mr, and Mrs. E. Aches,* of Grater - felt visited riends itt our village on Priday. Misis Itato Gocletich tidied Miss McCartney la. t week, wEsr TUOKEILSMITIL Mr, Robert It hite, who has been in the West for the lad few monthe at the hmre of his brother, Dirt Josiah White, has returned, - 'the people of Turner' church ate %uttering the question of a tea -meet. g out the middle of Deeember. aiits Lillie Nott, who has been vis- iting near Homan) is home agent. s DEATH OF. HERR KRUPP. , o'Tolhoeckfirst i ..pleicy Sattirday afternoon at hid villa . .nesseenonen Panics 4ilway Very Sud- ' great gtin maker 'and wealthiest Man for several . days.. Early ' In the in restorirfg him to cOneciotisness, ZaiuouS Ckertuaii in:venter or Weapons, 0 • nianerinansa died suddenly from two- ' morning he antlered the first. strolte . dendasatmoloyed 25.000 Men.: • Berlin, N.ov. 24, -Herr KruPP, the cal reports, his „physicians succeeded of apoplexy. , According to the •ineiti- ,.ity, Ahother • stroke followed at .but he soon. relapeed' into' insensibila hoon, and the gut:maker , died at 8 at Hugel. Ilerr Krtipp 'had been ill • . - •-.o.-- ,. . .: :questien the Public osked • onlearning- the news was "Did Here Krupp commit saicider There seems tone no teatirriony to support this suggestion, the physicians inattend- ance resolutely asserting that . the . case was simply one of apoplexy. His rien s think thatan uncompliment- ary article recently pyblished in a 'German newspaper, tvhich caused the ' gunmaker great mental distrese, Was a . primarily •the.eattse, of his death. ...-4 the liquor traffic is suck a .plant, Ins promises to Wait nritehesi a Return Have faith in God. Work With a will, %IWO° 1' ears 110nee. EXPO& VittOrY, y Borne, Nov, 24. -The <Popo yester- 1fnt ti, day, gave a farewell audieno to Noto rath,• Archbishop Bruchesi of Montreal in the robtiff'S private apartniente. He afterwards went to the throne roma, where Mgr. ntotehesi presented to him all the Oithadians itoW in Rome, Ttusday, Dec, eth, at Lot 3, con. numbering 00, %eluding several 31 lItillett, fano stock and imoletneit- 1rotestatits frotn the m OVitiCee of ts.-Mrs. David Jackson, proprietress; Ontario and Quebec, The Pope said rhos. Brottoir attetioneer, he tvias delighted to see the Caned - Saturday Nov. 29th, at Dirk's ito- fans, and gave his ben‘dietion to tel yaand rilts: ,rtidoa Seafolirtit,13yositosoidcks.telr‘s o alt, eleaving, Archbishop nroeheai ProPtiatOr ; Thos trowel said: "I hope to fie° 'Your Holiness; tuetiotteer. en my 110,tt visit. to POMO. three To pustule who eontettiplate having ;VOL 1•S hence." The Pope replied:, ‘4I sales: Tel graph or telephone to Inc w1.1 wait for you." at thy expense.- T1 Brown, Sea -forth. BROWN'S SALE xtvorsrztt, Novembe' 7th, 1902 1 1 1 1 1 ......,......,,,..i...t,.i.....i.,,....,...,....,..w........,...., TRADE WINNERS 1 $ FOR SATURDAY 0 Re. is a list of men's and boy's furnishings at a • 4 saving e2o per ceq or more. Everything youbuy here 0" $ we 1 is new. No danger whatever in getting any shop worn ; goods. Here is our guarantee, if goods are not satisfactory will cheerfully refund your money. Another lot of roen'a One Scotch wool and union drawer's . that are worth 50e and 00c pair. We place them on 7 C sale at 2 pair for 160 Men's Shirts and Drawers in ell the different qualities and are wool, fleece wool anci -Cotton, and union. W. , in town at i35c and 00e each, but our price is. .... . . ... r sU U have/been told thnt some of this undweis erar sellingl The balance of our heavy blanket lined Waterproof Jack - n W vorno.euptilatim ironefti.men's heavy wool, sox the regular Price 0 C of which is 250 to go at 2 pair for. ;.. .. .. P . M. ••• • • .. 11.1 1•1 ate that sell in every store ieals:nary, will be elear- edm0 I g On SaturdaywewbieacrkilblagridvehTtotau, thh: evheoryieneeowfeeotuerhampeesn:sto$02, 150- 1 ,...•••• r , . • ,' 4.11 11. U 4t4rror rrterfrores r ........... • . r .tv_, 4. 0 It is our aim to keep everything that is new and up-toand hoye. We are now showing a beautiful range of Xmas NeekWenr, 1 Glovesm , Umbrellas, fancy wool and cashmere hosiery, in fact everything to' be found in a first elaSs men's store, . .date for men ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••44••••••••••• 0 lj. W. Newcombe 1 $ Sole Agent in Clinton for Hyne Parker & Oohs. famous English Uliderwear, Barker 13rarid American Collars, and .Alexandria Kid Gloves for Men, araeaneseesoveaenaeareenen.ienseeenaseseataaeaelesessaonasaiehine•a-easna•-•eaeweeesato Kant Krack and Granby Rubbers at Wm. Taylor & Son's Weare sole agents .in Clinton for the above and we are selling a lot of them. ' So far this islhe best lubber Season -in our history,' having already had to get in our Second supply. • Our stock is again wellassorted in all the Newest .Styles and we sell them at the same price as you are .asked for ioferior Rubbers. Tra• Isair and you. will say with Ug that theynte the best in tbe'matket. •• EVERY' PAIR •GUARANTEED We bave a big stock of all I Special value in ladies'and kinds of Felt goods,also Soaks I gens' Fine Boots for Friday and and Rubbers, Long Recite and Saturday. • the Williams Patent Leggin& 1 • THE oLp. RELIABLE. . 'TAYLOR 84. 'Cash and One Prints • ' • Butter and Eggs' taken as Dash SON. THE GREAT: 04,4F1 STORE HEADQUARTERS POR rnrcuoiviats, 14s ei Tv, oi miLLINER„ . . $5,000:000, • .* • . ••• • • . 10, . !Q T. Frederick 'Alfred' Krupp Succeeded ., . • ' .1 • • ' • . his father, 'Alfred Krupp, assheads'of • ' , • • , • making cannon and other munitions • See our Carpet and: Lace ,Curtain:dep. artna'. oft ..kor . . • •. Ethsesefna:naileyr.manadot.hqwahrenaet einnigie,tigstety tt. -goods at a right pride. .• • • • Of war in one of the most warlike • • . • , ?aliens of the earth, Alfred Krupp, and. like. him, nis sons were lovers of ' peace, In beginning the manufacture of implements of. war, the elder Krupp said the 1 underlying idea was to bring •peace by creating guns so de- structive' to hume.n life that war Would become too horrible even to . contemplate. This idea lived 'in Frederick Alfred, his 'son. Herr Krupp was the largest em- ployer of labor in the world. Tvren- ty-five thousand men worked for him: Thirty-four 0 overnments' have pur- chased guns from the Krupp • fan- f tory. Twenty-ilve pieces of • X i artillerthousandy made in the plant now • D1 INA frown from ramparts in every port . M. : MQBEATH EILYTHi of war; contributing more tpeace., • • Pretoria 131oelc, * • 1•+.411411••4•64411•4,41•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : ' . • ) - t . Just to hand a big job of wide"width Flannelette, ea t 1 ,. in any length to suit the purchaser, • ; men. , They are unequalled in qualil.,y and price.. , 1 We are showing an immense range of Fur Coats for If you intend purchasing it emit' it will pay you to . :•save from 20 to 25 per cent. I . drive miles to see the above mentioned as you can Try our Currants And Raisitis for your ' Xmas Cake: I , iThey are the best in the market and we Sell them Cheap. 1 than to war. • . , T.ho: plata an at 'exists: to -day repro-, sents the labor of three 'generations of •Krupps.: • ' Frederick Krupp, the flret, was born in 1787. To his son Alfred,- born in 181.2;,' he left the se- erets 120 had discovered of smelting. The fortune woe 'increased by. Al.. fred; and when he died July 14, 1881, he the greatest factory of Al- fred, sdkind to his • son Frederick Al - Among radienls and democrats Herr Krupp was 'known as the man who would not accept a title, . 'Among philanthropists he ovaa known as the frierid : of wholesome conditions of life for the nutmeg and as the friend of do -operation, In . commercial cir- cles he was known its the greatest .employer of labor in the world. The town of Essen, in which. the Krupp employes live, is one of the model towns of the world, and it was planned arid built under the direct supervision Of Herr. Krupp and hie fatheirlp.; xr was repeatedly the object. of attack on the par1. of the socialists. Only last Monday the Voi*WaertS, the emelalist organ in Berlin, was seized by Krupp, and the guntriaker began ernitinal prosecution for alleged libel. ous statements appearing itt the pep. Or. Merebets Of ' the Reichstag, ins eluding Herr Rebel; who were susa pected of haring Written the offend- ing artiele, had their desks forced arid searched by the pollee. IT PAYS TO ADVERT/SE IN TILti NMS-B.ECOP.DA . a ROWE & HOLLOWAY; FuilOtrtro.: Some reasons why you should bny from the Clinton. Plarniture Because their Stock is large and *ell esborted The designe are the newestAnd most Up-to-date The construction and finish are the best Materials that Wear out the buyers' expectations And prices that are easy on our enstOlnere Ald0 all kinds of repairing, upholstering and Picture framing at moderates prices. Undertaking in all its branches 3. D. ATKINSON Manager and Funeral Director. N. Rowe, A. J. Holloway Night and Sunday calls answered at residence on Princess Stet directly back of Presbyterian church,