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h�e Clinton N.ews w -Record,
1672--'3204 Year CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,MARCH 23rd, Ioll
THE- HOME PAPIER
Entries for th.e Huron County Spring Fair close at TO a.m. on day of Fair,, April 6th. Bigger and B -than ever.;
ABOUT ULD TIMES.
LITERARY 51METiNG,
MR. P44NNABAKER INJL;RP:,D,
I,C)C,1I, I1:kRiiI;Z'.
New Advertiseart¢nks.
A copy of Clinton's first paper, de-
Clinton Herald, " semi-weekly Inde-
t very iCilub las meeting of the
Literary Club was held' Tuesday
while engaged one day 1a4(t week in
mounting from the roof the
'Wheat 77c.
4
Sahli, Ruff Lost --a".
pendt+nt Conservative Journal," dated
May 20th, 1'&57, has been banded in to
evening. The speaker was Mr. Thos.
Frason of Stanley $is
of engine
house at the organ: factory to that of
tiatsy, 28c to 30c.
Peas, f;8c to 7,3r.-
Peas,Barlo
( ,
! 3S11linery.-law �n s--�.
Dog Lost --J. r
The News -Record office by Mr. C. B.
and subject,
"Taxation and Tai-1Refozlu.,1+ His
the main building, the ladder which
Mr. Il, Permebaker was using slipped
54c to Sae.
Eggs, 15c ific.
lurid -5,
� i)og• Lost—Fred. Nott—S,
Hale. It was discovPrec3 among
the papers of his+f4thtr, the late
address was listen(+i to with clone
and h! fell with it and with such
to
Butter 20c to 21c.
I =Sluing Tailoring—Morrish--l.
Horatio Hale, a tamous linguist
'and,
atteaknon and called forth quite a
lively discussion. Thar next meeting
farce as to receive injuries that! will
cause enforced WILIA Gs for
Live Flogs $0.50•
;-auction Bale—•D. Churchill—$,
Wall Paper—IV : ll. Pair Co. -8.
in his generation for several
in the
will be addresmad by '.Major Me-
some
weeks.
RENTED FAR.51.
Farm for Sale' li, Cantelon—a.
y(rsrs employ of the Unit-
Taggart on the subject of "our Mill-
in to tea this cwening.
Capital Paid Up $6,Zoo,000. _
Wall I apors-.•W, Cbpptrr (so. -4.
W Staten Government as Ethnul;
I
tary'System."
TUNIGIIT'S CONCERT.
Mr. J. W, Refd of Stanicy Sias neat*
Our Watches. -W. 11. IIeilyar—l.
ogist in which capacity he accoanpa,n-
( led its exploring expedition around the
MONEY IN APPLES.
The Pastime Club. under thtr dire:-
ed the lU5 acres of the S. ii. smith
farm located on the west, side Of the
:knnouncement_Mi.,s (`antelon--5,
Bit
world.
+�
A family man could scarcc(ly exist
I.
tion of the Ella L. Beers Co,, are
Putting on a "A Day
I3ayfleld Road and will use it for graz-
•Judging -ad --W. IT. Agnew -5,5,
A C'as'h 13asi�s•-.•lozer & I3rown—s,
Tha paper was• published for the
proprietors at the Richmond
on aloe salary, paid Ii(tenne inspectors,
play, at .The
County Fair," in the towir-Irall to-
Ing puryoses. Ile is a brother of
Mr. C. 11. Reid, one of t41e most ex-
A Dollar Down-•• Ilooveii i3ttil—ii. .
:llangolds for Sale—W.
•office,
St., London; Terms: 12s 6d per an ^
sa the holders of those positions must
,+
ne is add to their incomes•
night, when ,taut 'event -five local
t(usive buyers of live+ stock in the
1)ahert —5,
Girl Wanted-ltattenbury 1 y
lease --5.
fn advance." roil It is a four-page,
weli,printed sheet , is indeed in-
Iteresting
in other
ways. For in"tnnce Inspector As,,
characters arU taking part, The
young people have been practising
county.
Shorthorns for Sale --W. J. Biggins-5num
This Weeks'
an.
mr:fct of the, early days of
quith of Centre Huron owns an .evap-
orator at Auburn, that smilingvilla
hard fot-r the lash fortnight and an
amusing. v
AN BARI,Y SPRI.NGC
:Specials—lt'.. T. U'tieil-
Uood WearingShoes--Watts '
' � Son -'2
Clinton.
In the COMM"
ge
go
overlooking the Maitland River, and
ng a ening is premised to all
.•who attend.
Mr. John Ilarlarid, one of our most
aud appar-
f
advertising ripe seen
the names of : J. Stewart, Barrister,
dulling the season works it to its ut-
,,lost capacity, Ile alio buys and ships
ST• PFAUL'S 0111 P.CTI,
prominent( bowlers, said to The hews -
Recorrd ori Monday. ghat Iasi year they'
Str• and 1)1rs:. h'. J. Ball arrived laza;
etc. ; II, Hale, Council-
lor -at -law ; Dr, l3urn'ham Dr,
apples and now he has taken a step
Air, rlarvey Colelough of Wycliffe.
ommenced • bowling , on ivlarch 23rd,
week from Croydon. England, and
Flatnilton ; Jas. and Jolie Ftxguson;
which puts him into . that busfnesa
more deergly than ever.. Their is, he.
College occupied the pulpit, of St
Paul's
• one year ago today, and that they
bowled every following !luring
an guests• at tile linte=l Normandie,
Mr. Ilan has takict a position as.
House, Sign and Ornamental Paint-
ers ; Samuei Honry Rance, Distiilery
has rentl3d or+ahards as followss: John
church on Sunday last ani,
preached excellent sermons.
.day
March,' Sunday,. of course, excepted.
book-ke peri with the Canadian Max
Ilam , since deceased,
The Bncigowat�it Hotel is adyertis=..be
ed In this intenstina old journal as a
high class ''place of recreation, 21
Hoar 8 acrt+; Sam. Scott r cr
SZ J h II
Good. Friday came on March: 2501 1 -
Milhk I..td.
their mill; the present Fair's Mill,
and Steam Mills, Albert St., "Lunrbur,
sawed to order. Whiskey, L"I"ber,
' a es
and R. Huston 7 acres. A ith the
first two, he has Sive-year-lease
1 r. o a artley will conduct the
s„!.vices on Sundav next. The morn-
morn -
a'
year when the local dGv+rte:+a of the
game in
ince using p = y
,. 6 as an exam le the count
The .nro.;t u -to-(irate m(•thokls ,till
p
education, afterwards r iduatiit f
graduating riiiri
Wheat, Elour and Bran always on
hand,” R. Le,, Saddle, Il'arnesh
a and'
with Mr, Huston, seven years, All the
lug service will be appi+apriate to till
torcoatenary of King Jam(r .' Bible.
put a good . clays' practice on
the green. It will be remiembercd that
the Normal School, t oronto, For
A.+Ira
j Tim ROYAL
and
Trunk' mhkar; John Dodswovtb,
,( ,�
owners of the orchards are negrilred to
do is to . Ilaul away t'he- brush and
The Young I ddias' Guild held a
very successful tea. Wednesday
WJ ':' weeks of almost
s rmme aweathet r rrr Tarel( last, year
UPPININGS IN ISO �f T
•
.BANK 'off' CANADA
Lord John as he was known b lir
y
draw the fruit to market, Mr. As-
on. at-
teruoon
.
and P(uld for. it lat!r rrr till' season.
Mrs. '
digger ;and ass'orfer. These will.sem-
gL,
assoeia.tes, Wholeiirle. !vines and Lin-
quith pays as high as $25
last.' The procedds .will be
tie of keeping the bpys on `the faun.•
J. Cunfnghame i.+ having a fc+w-
friends
INCORPORATED 18+6.9.
uors ; Freolprick IYflson, Conveyancer,.
an acre ran-
tel. �Ie cultfvaCos, prunes,.
devoted to Mis:r;onc;.
a )NI,
1IIl. I . �4I, IIl:I;D l P.
in to tea this cwening.
Capital Paid Up $6,Zoo,000. _
Auctioneer and General Agent; John
McKay, Groceries, Wines, open and in
picks.
ONT. S'l'..CIIIRCII•
Our worthy Citizen, Police YIagfs-
The' ,Sewing Club niet on itilonda y
eveniirg at the home of .Mrs. W. Ross,
Reserve and Undivided Profits - $6,9oo,000,
Total Assets ... - $92,000,000
bottles. Prr9suinably these were !'lie
Mr. Asquith Is a firm believer in the
cultivation tht+
S. S, anniversary services will be
trate Andrews,, went across to, 5t,
•14lich.,
�ilrs, McConnell will be
ivill b6 at horse to
er h the
Y present system, ,for the or-
days of freedom, no strict .liccrose
of soil. Tho orchards
decidedly should not be
held ne t Sunday whirr lice, ' .. 4Ir•
Clair, last week to attend the
a few of lie+; lad Y on Friday,
• -HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
laws, evr:,rything , free and easy.
allowed . to
become sodbound. In this eonneCUM
Bartlett General. SecrQtary for Sun-
funeral of a relative and on his way
home lied
.,ening.
175 Branches apd Correspondents throughout tltci World.
Melasma. Jackson Ss Brothers, Tailov-
ing and Rryhit snaking : The latter,
he relates the experience: of his . aan
day Schools and L3pwort[i I.cague&,
will+ mozruing and- evening and
are olio..
Unusual and unpleasant
experience, flip Canadi n Iniirrigration
Mrs. James Dunford enrteotained. a
Yew of Iu: r+ lad trtenlis
et'ct' displayed_ a sunso of justice
name, together with the names of
who was engaged last fall in '-taw
�i'ork State packing and shipping. ap-
_preach
also acidness , the school in the after-
noon. :lir,
officials at t«he border holding, him up,
fon a time. They finally,
on Tuesday Y . I' ay af-
ternOOR to a thillible. tea in honor of
deed �*rt
deed almost i1re. only ..itr, t. then and
TorontD and on graduating franc .there
M•acpherspn, Rance; .Tule and Fair
pies. Two
Bartlett will also give an
aud appar-
f
her coulee, :4Ifss Clara Beacom,
Interest allowed on Snviiig amounts.. Courteous trent-
are about the only names familiar in
growers ,on adjoining
f differed as to tltt� Sliest
adolm at the. Monday evening cuter-:
eutiy' with reluctanee allowed him 1
Miss Ifatt a Counti a 'enfort i
i entertained A
meat accorded to all customers.
Clinton business Circles. today,' Mr.
T. Jackson, Sr., was the,bro-
tQzns profit,-
b method, . One contended fo>. culti-:
'the
tairiment, Special ru.ttste will be fur-
dished ' b the school,
Y
to step open the fr(!e oDil .' of his"riumher
native land once • m,rire.. Imagine the
of h.+z girl friends on 'T4esdaT
R E MANNING Manager 'Clinton Branch.
one. of
theirs in this firm, another being Wil-.
Jackson,
vattng soil .whilts the other . held
that to"16t t the grass paw hogs
The League htdd their monthly, alis-
•
feelings,.
, gs, if you can, of this -:.staunch
C anadiaii and descendant ' Wing's
evening in lanai o f Miss Nettie Sten-
ens, A pleasant feature of the. eves-
• r g -
,
Ilam , since deceased,
The Bncigowat�it Hotel is adyertis=..be
ed In this intenstina old journal as a
high class ''place of recreation, 21
.and
and sheep to run in they orchard would
more profitable. It only needed a
couple .of seasons to demonstrate that
keeping the soil worked yielded very
sionar meotin on' Monday . evening,
a Y k
A fe ture was the address by Captain
Wales of the S, A, on tire'.lrmy'r;
Social, work and their woe+l: in the
of. United
Empire Loyalist stock at being
g so
detained. q.lwi+a aro..vise heads in
unrforni down at the 1[nc, surely,
entertainment was the she7rwer-
",
't
ing, of the guest; of honor, a Bride -to-
bq of thcr month', d ver ell eve -
y_ 1 y u
A.
ing teas spent by the girls.
�
Miss Boles unci Miss Doli: t retidex-
Y
The MOLSONS - BANK
tiiiles from Clinton. with extensive
ardens and a very • su
g puf;or trout
abream Josoph Walker was the pro=
much . better results. ' There was
more fruit and' of a much. better dual-
slums of the elides and large towns,
g
-� number of the Juri:orG assisted with
the musical pant •of-ofprcigr+arn:
, .• ,
ed pleasing music. a't. each a: r,rcr
The `uncial took ,place on tilouitay,
the
Passing f
O Inspector
by Felty & Read, at their office, Al-
bert Stret«t. Subsoription $1
low. Ila would also make.radical
changes in the rural sehool systetii,
Sty
t; ,
remains it ivint, font :l3russcls
on the., afternoon train. They were
� p Robb
INCORPORATED 1855.
prietor of- this alibractfve t,psbelry
which. was situated between bts.•e and
hTr. Asquith s. nianagenient of ; .the
WILL CrRGiv POTATOES.
sistent and benefieimt: ITc Stift the
Capital Paid up $4.000,000 Rest Fund - $4 400.000
' '
Halmirsvihe. There
Thr were extensive.
orchards he has rented: will be watch-
e+3 with interest in alit• district' Sri
. In several wa.3 s farming in lluron
cit Thursda moinin
.. y g last, alter ate lie Schools; ,and it ivas. truly a Jailor
Has 78 Branches in : Canada
gardcras and a raceenursv, where . .a
throe days' race meet was an annual
which: they are located and that leis
County has und(:rgone yti-tis a, change
in the past few - Dairlf.ng, Inas
illness ofa couple of Rays, David of .1ovo with him to dirvate his '
Robb, Public School Inspectotti for gies during his rnspectbrat then
dad Agents and Uarresportdents in. all the prin.cipal:crf:iea
oecurrunce.
up-to-date mettiods.will be of value to
years•
increaseal and there is a. greater acit�
e to thee:!~ -
East Iluroir, passed awavat.his home improvement. The inti res to Ihe'
in the world.
In illi .issue app(ar'� the notice of
'part7sexshfp
the Community as well ns himself, is
not for a memo tt doubted by tSiose
age in : flax, beets, bums and onions
of
fn Brussels. Mr.. -Robb lead been inl I'ublfc School teacher were. close
' -to,
failing health for
A GEkR,�T. BANKING BUSINESS'. TRANSACTED.
the dissolution of the op
knew Win. '
than was 1"prnturly filo rias(, and now.
some ttiriic and in his heart, and every tC%Lelkell. in 1113
Drs Reeve,
arts : Di+. Appleton, Dr, RPevu, Ar...Y.
Lynch, Chats. F. Clarke Attorney -)0-
y
Thoanas Francis Rance and 'Samuel
Henry Rance; the business being sub-
sequently carried. oft by the latter,
who
Sol•IL ,R*ADIC'AL •t'Il':tvS.
a Company las been- formed • which
P }
will grow potatoes ori n. lange scale;,'
It is comp.used of 4lriicir 1IcTaggart
Janua-oF fast resign .:he Iuspectnr: _Ills cetiinate eoulci feel 1i .
p hat' Ixt had
`'hip' Ile continued, however, to act, in him a true'friend,to w114 rnf.henia lir
as his . Succestor was not to -enter. rilwa}'s appeal
SAVINGS: BANK DEPARTMENT
.:ALL, BRANOIIRS.
who was the father of. ;Mr. C. C'.
(i,
Ali interesting mettting of the Clin-
and ' Nles�;rs. D. A. Forre�:)tcr incl
.far advise and assist -
upon his duties. until the est of anon, ' In the wider . held of � rodn.-
p
.
Interest allowed at Highest Current Rate.
Rance,
In ;.speaking to Mr. Thos+. Jackson; i
ton Club was held on Thrirsday +,en-
ing ,last wilco'• t1r, .JoIin 9,
James Ilamilton,. and.voill bo. known
as ``The lluron 1� arm, Prodocts C�oul-'
.�pril. 1lr-. Robb was o(at ,driv lig
I g on cial education his �sagi= judgment and
the Monday preceding -tis d':-ath, whieh freedorir from
Clinton Branch C Imo. LIOWdi11�;,
I
1
:Sr:, ,Tire News-Iiecoid learned that he
.Cpopct+, .
Editor of The Canadian `C`ouricr, `'l`or-
an
parry."
:attremr. views made
was ' ininiediately dull te> �alr: attack . of him a valued counsellor, .and in the
Pleurisy.
Manager ,
had come to Glutton in 1863, four
unto,. cieli'vered address• hetoi,c ,the
Tli_t; intention is.to begin witl ono-
Educational Associalinu at Toronto
tp
•
ears `earlier tban:blii. ! t+.
y • , s .cat .A few.
log. shanties constrtntc+d the town:
+' f
Rano`. aver, then: fittini, up
nlpiilbers.<aadwfew-invii�d' uesis
g . on
the :subi('eca of 0ptariii', r b- r• - -
1 s p o h,ns, pay .
in particular r t •• t . _
g_I? e a a fcntton .o the •dgop
hundred acres; aud to .grcrty potatci+:s
r , ;
aceordin(, to lien.`. (is is ;rico`; in Nen
Brimswts.k from silence, 'rrr the wad ,
He.was a natives of C'nuntyArma h
t5 no voice lea;'d with rnoro.. respect
ct
Ireland; and ratue to this «
CUU retry or . eotrfadcnee. Mr. Itobb s death tivill .
early '..'iii life. IIe' fir:«!. • . .
y ,called .at .tie felt' as: a disti'nCt foss in cduoa-
h t
or, defending the . rrs('iit system of
1; P 5 '
education and endeavoring to
_ _.. �tYTcssrs.
their mill; the present Fair's Mill,
ulaLi�on.eyr .Lhrr older parts of t}re •p:rov-
th seed` will be -cbtaf lvd.,
logs on, ii here .lie rece,t•ed his early tior(at circles not onlyin the C n
ou ty
with which the had a distill! r in
Y + y,
ince using p = y
,. 6 as an exam le the count
The .nro.;t u -to-(irate m(•thokls ,till
p
education, afterwards r iduatiit f
graduating riiiri
of lluron but in the. Province as a
connowtion; and, " recognizing .;a possib-
cif Iluron... -MP. Cooper exon+:sect some,
be. em Sloped for which e tht!
1 puiOose
the Normal School, t oronto, For
, _
wliol(•,.
ilia of comm rasperi.
Y g p . J 1;2r. Jack-
ver radical views: are the question and
Y' q
Coniipanj� . are purchasliig stick niaclr,.
nine years lie was Mal he:mttical Mas-.
W, Treleaven.
son, after a few months spent . in.
blamed the present- sysblim of educa-a
ines ay a cutter, planter; sprayer,
ter: of'th:+ C lrnVon Collegiate. . Ibsti-
Godewich sottled here, and ha:; con.
+
tion for bang at the root, of tare trou-
digger ;and ass'orfer. These will.sem-
gL,
tut•+, n••signing that position. to ' be
,
Nlr. Robb as a Citizen.
ifnued' to be a xesidcn,t ever since.
"Clinton:
tie of keeping the bpys on `the faun.•
plif; the work and enable.it to be dpne
c°me'' Inspector twenty-one Years
., Tu xcfr.rrin to Ur.
g 1 Rabb as:
was a fine• place for business
in the early days," said lir.. Jackson,
Ile `ailed attention to the fact that
all education areordini; to tho' tires
With much greater expedition and also
no doubt better..
pgo'
In 1881. Mr. Robb .was united in
a 11ti=
an stud .frf�end it is difficult to dicta;!!; .,
"ieOnu was plentiful and if. a -man
y p
.ant system, led in the direction tai
«« ,
Thu of Tho Huron I+grin
marriage to :alis Auriie Parker of.•
Hast Wawanosh,
lite combination oi" adtnirablc traits
by which -he deservedly won the '
had gone in seriously for money -mak-
ing ho might have been a 'million»
the lesantied professions. .\ man is
not prepared, aecording to 'Mr. ('cap-
Pr+ocIucts . Vo,'' will :b.c watelied ,ritli
interest by the tanners of this ecxlnt}
-who, (lied severai
Years agd. . l,atcr err married 1Vliss
".re-
s(t(+Wt of }lis! fellows, aril fire 1
4 ode. of
aire. !I
er h the
Y present system, ,for the or-
aiict the mcfhods. cmploy.e+it gill '. ria
'luck of Drussels, silo aarvives Hiro..
his associate s: Itis intu!lectual qual-
i-ic:a 'was
There- am%'very few of the, •firstt.com-
dinary •.: business of life, •Mr'. Cooper
.doubt sexce as a bc`nef,clal. object
'f'lifrteen, Sears ago Mr. Robb, err
weru'siiperion Hekindly
considerate
ers here now, Mrs. Pride, Mr. John
Gibbings and Mr. ,Jackson ':being 9'
gavcs as as < instance bit-, own experr-
'.'lenge, After graduating from the
lesson,
� or+.ler to be more centrally located,
moved .to'Bius leis;. where :Ii(C ciintinu-
laud to aIl, raeious i
1; a
I.es nianrri+:• purr. in character • and.
ongst the oldest ane&.
Collegiate, .the C'lintorY Collegiate, by
l�I.SLP!' Cl1I'RC.fI,
ed to reside.
et'ct' displayed_ a sunso of justice
Fluxon was theprincipal. and in-
1110 way, he errtOrc+d' tiie Universitybi
Rev. Richard Whiting L(>ridori
Ile was • a constant? student :and
wlrrcli was -unfailing. Always. Corn -
trianding respect but making
deed �*rt
deed almost i1re. only ..itr, t. then and
TorontD and on graduating franc .there
reached ,morni(1 r
p g and evenfrti, on ;gun-
gy well-iriformrd on .al-.
was exceedingly
plain
that should th! tnonrent r=
all the business places wee*6.upon•it.
Another old".paper, for tie loan
he had them• to begip to learn his vola-
tfati of joui-nalUjin, :beginning lit `int
day;, it being th(( occasian . of .Mie
niritli: anniversar of the o colli of
P g
moot every, subject. -•
', Irl Politics he vas a - I.ibcral and
.i..i
! nand fb
}ie hada lustitial,le+ boldness
.of
which we are also indebted to' the
bottom. Ile would, therefore, advo-
y'
fire . church: Coad congregations
tri religion. a I'i'esbvtorian.
COInvnanding . dignity at his call: Ile
courtesy of.-M..r. Hale. and one of
Cate
ate the abolition of ail high schools'
gre4ed- the preacher ate }ioili sexvice8
. TTc. was a: ublic-s iritcd airci, cool
, ! P p
harp -a
teas apt', in iliusttation and anecdote,
and possesstrl.:a variety of iiiforma»
miore', recent date, is `1Tbo Clinton
True
True triton, andUnit 0ouniies. of
and • Collogiates, putting in their
placer technical schools, Wiloire .evcny
and two excellent .sermons were . do-.
fivrrecl by :V1r..}vlriting. '.
panlonable .roan and hast c,f
fiiiends throu rhout . the collet
1 k y, all
tion and* reflnecnent of .t;aste tem er
, , temper-
and. Bruce Adv(�> tisar." It
boy and gf> 1. would reecxive an 'elemen-
the choir- tuicler tlic �1'ircctfo r of
of Ivliom do+zpIy' dciplore •Ills corppar
ed lyittr (,rider, 'which made .him a ;
was'"pulylished every Thurs-day morn-,
try education along the line .of.' the
Miss Boles unci Miss Doli: t retidex-
Y
ab=vely early death.
sough t -for conversationalist, IIe way
ing in the village of (,lintcn, C. 1v.;
,•
..vocation' which they iriteuded to .fol-
, .• ,
ed pleasing music. a't. each a: r,rcr
The `uncial took ,place on tilouitay,
the
pr- r .ninently a strong. personallt y,
actin with a clear
g Pu;?(rose
by Felty & Read, at their office, Al-
bert Stret«t. Subsoription $1
low. Ila would also make.radical
changes in the rural sehool systetii,
On Monday ttvening a congregation-
t; ,
remains it ivint, font :l3russcls
on the., afternoon train. They were
and:de-
,ego and under a judgment both con-
price,
a. year strictly, in advance, or $.2.50 if
doing away with many, having fewer
al At lioziie was ht+ld,.whbn a fair rc-
presentation • of the members and ad-
_accompanied by immediate members'
sistent and benefieimt: ITc Stift the
nat paid till the .end 0, the. year."
schools arid having them graded, .
hereiLts :- gathered axed partook.,
�
of the family,. a few inihnat(.« friends
several thea
world better by his cultivation and
unran;��tous des to ' of many s
P ' sterling
i This copy is dated'Ded. R; 1864, and
The. speakoi+ also .touched upon . the
of . tea toge--ther. Supper was served
and .merrbei+s of ;Masonic
Lodge, A score of members t�ho
yl y
qualities, �vhict 1 u . e, as fan as
I
the names in the advertising columns
que�srt an of co-operation •between bus-
in the ,Sunday school after. which all
of
Blyth Lodge jcined the«m their
. . �'we
can judge, a pe ect man, thcr
are oleic familiar, at least to a good-
ly- number of citizens. Amongsm thwja
mess mcn and agriculturists.'
It
repaired to the body of tlie.�church and
the p taken the 'ch it the
on
way . down and at the s�atiau Clin-
noblest work of Clod." And now that
appearing in the directory
�
,
was a most interectfng address,
talculatecf to shake onr, out of the
Pastor g , offr-
cfals'read reports of the work of the
ton brAhern of tite craft awaited.
,
Uneler, the auspices of the Order the
ho has passed away these attri�buttcs
a1c31 tbo cherishIed and imperishable '
Drs Reeve,
arts : Di+. Appleton, Dr, RPevu, Ar...Y.
Lynch, Chats. F. Clarke Attorney -)0-
y
usual ruts of .thinking- and to open up
difYer(�nt departments durirt taro
P g past
services were conducted, under the
r(•ane;nbrances of a life which they
Y '
law, etc:
new avelrues of tbougbt; and ib - was.
Pistaned to close attention,
year and announced plans for the
coming ones. One feat'ui:r+ was the dis.
of E. aI.:VInI as filar-
so constantly distin
y guishcrd, of such
Horatio dale, Couaicillor-at-I,aw,
-with
y . alar finances
,,hal,direc
sae
shat, J._'1'aylor as _i4iastrri and H.
'titin we hav4 tea. few..The' world.
.Cameron �, Elwood, Barrister>v, etc.
Mr. J . W. Treleaven, Principal of
, �'
tl er C.C..I., no doubt f'cleling that! his
for all h a pian a rai.r;
for all church schemes b a ' s st+e�
Y y'
B {Chant as Secretary: `In the open
the lambskin'
needs mor.?- of, such :men as ' . Davdd
Ilett who could do no wren either
g tiller
the tatter of whom resided in Clinton
Russel Henry Read, Clerk of ific:r
realm, .had been ineplyi , gave a very
matic weekly conficlhutietin suffrci-
grave apron, ancient
and honorable was' depbsibcd and also
'
t
in his offietal or private life,
Division Court, Conyeyan'raer, tic,
,r,
spirited addre replyfni,, to �Ir. Coop-
.est to `aver all running pxpcn-
saes of the ciitiv-1 as well as the con -
the sprigs of t+rergreeu which have a
W', D. Fair.
Chas. Ryan, Bailiff,
or, defending the . rrs('iit system of
1; P 5 '
education and endeavoring to
til f
seconaunds such �t5 mii
ssonary
significance all their own.
,...
T. Potts, General Liveiry I3usine5s:,.
11if1ler annpunc(rs 1 openln g
g prove
that
that it WWI not bn any. weans so inad-
and, superannuation funds: llic+ssrs, ,J,
The burial service of the Presbyter -
San Church was conducted by the
•.
A, Good Mari -Gone.
(Jas.
I of anew livery stable.
equate as th(r p2+-«vious r: eakee. had
p
1, Irwin and R, E. Manning ewplaitr-
,• y
,.
Rev. Dr. �tewar:t,
.
Thos. SbeyOnsan, Cabinet ai(ci
j
shown,. lie took the pexsonat exper-
that of lin. and pointh out
o , Ile Cat tel; andvuil as resolution,clusio
�
,
y:
Chairrnaker.
Prince of Wales Flotel, Moon»
ng ler
that his having received so thorough
.:".
expressing absolute conildcnco ifl the
: Ur. Robb as an liducator.
3
,Toho
ey, proprletor,
.
a training in the Clinton Collegiate
g g
managing boards of th t church and
f'
IiTr• Ito y
bb s th Vil3 experience as a
�.
Farmer's I•ioi?bl T. Cooper, plot er+:••
`
and, later at the 't oraniei t_�iiversity,
had fitted him to occupy hi& present+
the support of tine congre
pledging ga,
Salon . should they see fit to in,tnoduce
trach►tr g
in both Vire Public and I•Ii h
Schools eminently fitted hiz for the
tor,
Clinton lintel, Smith' Andrew,,
position, that he could not in; so short
the new systu.•n, The resolution was
office of I.nspeetor which he so ably
proprietors.flon
a time have gainr> i his present pour
without a dissenfrng voice,
filled.
tilled. As a teacher lie was efidowed
# x`
Cotnmerciat hotel, J. Joslin, prop&
that thorotr,g h acadcur kc
fire newly -formed male. cli(olr furnish-
with patience, sympathy, a ready
it '
rietor.
trafni gt'haut
ed the'wusic fol+ the evening,
wit, and a keen senvie of humor,
€
In the genieral business vattion 'wore
Principal Ilarth y aloe addressed
The Officials askad fort $500 on thio,
anniversary occasion and, true, to
anniversary
which always, made flim a favorite
Instructor
`
found the aavertisemaht& of Harland
, grocer-
tho club on t}re educational aspect Of
tiro question, and Messrs. D, A. For.
gcin. ,°loos custom. the congrega-
in the class recto. 1lfs in-
nerc+st flu thePupils was not, liiiiited
+
'
& Lane Cutters and Sleighs
res, R. Irwin ; Grocerfe$, David Cavw
testoll anii D, Cantelon dlkrusse�cl the
bion respolided.by giving in excess of
the asked for.
stmpl'y to their stu ]fes. but he took:
( .
an, General Stora, Iiadev & I3rpthor;
agricultural and co-operative sid(i of
amount
The ntf'sionar cote mittee of the
y
an equally keen Interest in their ac-
«
tivrtie� On the held of sport. a`md hri
.
.
Dry goads, D. Il. Strsithy ; Dry
Koons, C. R. Commander ;r Floher &
it•
President Forrester presided in his
J,eagud are preparing n,n interesting
d tbatr for next Mondav night's meet-
was enthusiastically devow.d to the l
game of football w•Il(rn study houru7
Detlor, ameral Mvrehanei,,e ; Thos.
usual graceftil mann(«r and in Introdu-
ing. The subject will he, : 'tRuaoly-
were over, He never forgot a pupil,
Jaekwn, Merchant Tailor ; J. Bid-
cing the speakers of the. evening; Ire
ed, that the foreign tnrssionstr work
(! Y
« +
but fexltotvEd their prones.,; and sue.-
.
dle,eombe, Jewelery ; John Kerr, Gen-
oral Mrrehandi(ie • hoots .& Sho(ts9, C,
made referenee to his early aeguain-
tance with him during his boyhood
is a more Important Witor ire Moth -
est., T ughtQr lif(r with las�tiiig inter-
T
'
C'rufeksliank ; W. C. $earle, hard-
'days herr•.
(>distn at the present tirr,t* than the
haln'e work." The . malo choiit will
est., '1`lrotrg�}t assocfatar tar rorno
years v,r:th Iligh Slehool wolec, his'
ware & :ltdves ; )t'. W- Watts, Drugs ;
At the conclusion of the ,program, re-
supply th(v musical pari of tbtt pro-
sympathy waq Chiefly centred in th(+
(Concluded on page 5•)
freslrtnents were smvcsd.
gram. I
urokwas and develonment (it the Pub.
The Late David Rahb.