The Clinton News-Record, 1905-04-13, Page 3April IOW 1905
Th. Clilitt;Elt riews.Ro ord
FIFTY CENTS
MOW MOWS OW
n born the UM
o itt$ EITKII$1011 is
very rapid. Fos this
• reason we put up a
filtpcent size, which Is
enough for an ordinary
•coughor cold or useful
as a trial for •.bables
and children. In other
conditions the gain is
slower—health cannot
be btillt up in a day.
In such cases Scott's
'Emulsion must he taken
nourhlunent; a food,
rather than a medicine.
•It's a food for tired and
weak digestions.
Send.for'freti
. .
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chaufsts.
. rorono, otu.
5,0c. Ina $1,4fOr. •An druggists
Im Memoriam.
Linea on the death ot Samuel Hill,
late of Clinton, who departed this
life on April 1st ;
Thou art gone to the grave, (but we
will not deplore thee,
Though sorrow aud darkness 1compass the the tomb; '
The Savious has passed through the
portals before thee,
And the 'lamp of His love is • thy
guide •through the gloom.
• Thov art gone to the grave,. We no
longer behold thee,
Nor tread the rough path of the
world by thy side;
But the wide arms, of mercy are spr-
ead to enfold thee, '
And sinners may hope since. the
sinless bath died.
Thou art gone to the grave, and • its
mansions forsaking, ..
Perchance thy tired spirit in doubt
lingered long,
But the sunshine of Heaven beamed
bright on thy waking,
And the song which thou heard'st
was the seraphim's song.
Thou art gone to the grave, ltwere
wrong to deplore thee, •
When God was thy ransom, thy
guardian and guide ;.
Ho gave thee and took thee and soon
will restore thee .
Where death bath . no sting since
Ore sorrow has.died.
Selected by Captain F. Young, 'S. A,
A reduction of two pence per pound
in the duty of tea is the chief Leadaire
of the British buhget sneerer deliVeied
this afternoon, Monday; by Mr. Aus-
ten 01amberlaiti.
An ad kir The News -Record pays!.
IVIartin Ebett, who strangIe.d his
• young wife at IVIduirt Vernon, N. Y„
•on July 24, 1903, was put to death
hy electroeution at Shig Sing Mon-
day- ,
To Protootloo::.:. -
Against Imitations
shlovssth
ortratit ani nittalattere of _
or. . chase, e farness receipt
book outher, ars en. evert box
of his remedies. •
'The great prescriptions. of Dr. A. W.
Chase hii.Ye attained
such ' •enormous sales
that the temptation le
imitate them is. con
-
lineally gr owing
stronger. bleeder tb:
. you may be Certain
that you are getting
hil genuine rentedies,
the doctor's portrait
and signature tire ow
every box or bottle el
.. his remedial. Thie h
the strongest guar.
.eefr suttee that any raedi.
eines can have.
DO. Chase% Eidlley./.11reg TIM, one pill s
dose, 25 cents a bee, five Nixes for $1,00.
Dr. Olteare Nerve Food, 50 cents a bleu •
Dr. Chase's Ointment, 60 centre box.
Dr. Chase% Catarrh Cure, 26 cent:iota&
Dr. Chase% Backache Plaster, 26 cents cub •
5 for $1.00.
Dr. Chanel Liver Cure, 50 cents &home.
Dr. Chase's Syrup of Mislead and Ttirpen.
tine, 25 and 80 cents a bottle.
At all dealers, or by mall postpaid on receipt •
tof price by Edmanebn, Dates and Co, Toronto.
Latet rim can only be seat, by express at
aerates; east.
, .
Eye
trouts tes
• Qulekly an't.) per.
=meetly adjusted.
Glasses fitted properly,
Or,. Ovens
London.
Treats nye, Er, Non
and Throat. Win beat
(101%/BE'S DRUG 801t1g, CLINTON
2102*, ALL
visit May Tarn:a-P..--
•
Ur. Carter, Who has rented We.
Visher' s farm, took poseession this
week.
Telephone Matters are etill oectiPr-
ing the minds of the people in this
nelghhorhood. We believe that. with
a little effort a rural telephone sys-
tem could be suecesstully introduced
in this locality, havinee connettion,
with the, county town. A sehenap
Sarnev/bat ditfereet from that at firill
proposed is now under eonSidefaatiOn
end we hope it may be brought to a
successful •completion.
•
Belfast
• Mr. Welsh, agent for the guelstor
Insurance Company, spent a few nig-
IltS in this vicinity recently, °
Mrs. Fitch, of Hewielc, is spending
a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs•Wm.
Twamley.
Mrs. J. Bowering and children, of
British Columbia, spent last week
with her. sister, Mrs. J. Alton.
• Rev, Mr. Smith, pastor of the Ash-
field circuit, has been ill and was not
able to take charge of his work here
last Sabbath. Under the circurnstan-
Os Mr. Crosby took charge and fetrye
a very interesting and profitallide ad-
dress.
•
A number of young' people from ,thie
neleiNorhood attended the literary at
Blake last Tuesday.
We are glad to bear that Mr; and
•Mrs Borland are able to be DO aga-
in after their attack of la grippe, .
Ernest McAllister has lately startect
on his summer's work with T. Henry
and Clarence Sha,ckletoni will start to
work with R. Fitzgerald.
•
Crediton.
The water in the riverWas Very
high last •week. The fee 'Carried away
the bridge on Mr. 3. Brown's farm. •
Mr. Chas, Kienzie is having his
barns remodeled,
Mr Sam 13rown ,h.as 'moved his
store pods into the old- store; •
Mr. Thos. Martyn has . rented his
farm on the Goshen Line to IVIr; Pre;
sneak& for five years who has mov-
ed onto if. Mr. Martyn intends mew-
•ing to Exeter. . •'
A quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist . parsonage en 'Wednesday,
Maar 22nd, when Miss Lily Heddeti,
daughter of Mr, Wm: Hedde% was
united in m.arringe to 'Mr. •Hilton BLS.
sett, by the Rev. Mr: Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bissett will take up
their reSidence on the farm the griciorn
recently purchased on the -40 conces-
•sion of Stephen....
Whitechurch.
Mr. Harry Winfield -haS reitifned to
elliCagO.' . .
Popular young lady; Well :known
In. this vieinity,.and 13elgravei':. • Miss
Annie Hill, sister of Mrs (Rev.) Duerr
,recentlybecame the bride •:iA Mr.
.draham. , .01. Hamilton- The 1 bappy
:eVenit. took .place in Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs:. Graham have •goee' westto the
groom's 'home near Carotin, Man.
On Friday last .Mr..IGeorga Tumo.
uth succumbed to in illness Of pneu-
monia: Deceased had reached the al-
lotted .age of three score „and ten. He
leaves 'a Widow; 'lwri• daughters, one
in Toronto and another on. her Way
hero from the • west : also three Sons
in the west, Efteensed Was a Conner.=
vative ir politics and an adherent of
the. Methodist Mural, • • •
On Saturday another aged resident
of this vicinitypassed over to the
majority, Mr: Samuel Ferrie, .at khe.
advanced age of. 8,01. Deceased•Os an
• expert weaver, and marry •beautiful de-
signs of his workinaftship may be
seen in. this VicinityHe lived,' with
his son Andrew and daughter- Marga-
ret : another soh, Relit lives near
by.: tile ,rest. Of the faintly are in the
Western State's; • ' '
1. i'Vetiton.
• Mri. R. McLeod is visiting ,rela,tiv-.
es in Cranbrook. . • •
Mrs. t 11 Fergusoni is rn Ilullett
attending he sister,' Mrs'. 4., Moen,
W1i0 iS . •- • . •
Rev. T. W. Cosens 'of Brussels pre-
ached in the. Walton Methodist ch-
urch last Sabbar. ••• •
'Mrs. 'Oran IVIC aggart has returned
from Belleville where she attended
her brother's funeral. •
The maple syrup business is not
panning out very well, the weather
being too: continuously cold for much
sap..
•'Rev. A. MacNabli'annOuneed the
commencemeht of prayer meeting ser-
vices in No. 2 and Union ..debools,
Grey, for this week. . .
•Jonas Becker has rented the house
formerly occupied by Relit. Campbell,
and. will throve his family to Walton.
• They all corine back to Welton. •
• It is reported that D. McLaughlin
has rented his house. to Charles Tur-
nbull andwill move fore the vill-
age.
A telephorie serviee is the next im-,
provement to be added to the vill-
age, It is understood that a line will
I* placed to Walton s soonas poS-
Spilt, in the spring, Central will be
lecated at W. H. Humphries St Son's
Store. •
E, A. G., Ont, -4 mate Unto years old 8JAMAS
In theoff forefoot Andres. A veterinary sutgeort
;mid the lameness is trl the eoffIn.joint. and bits.
noel for it. hut *facie no baiter. • When standing
alio pollee the !erne foot *bout twelve loam it;
heat of the other foot. Met *tending in the
stabis,over one day else appears stiffened up in
bells tote legs..
Ans.—Yout colt lute amtleulat diseam. for ,
' Which !hotels no‘ure. She wee probablybrcd
from *itallion or mato suffering/ from the disease.
Ail you can do to relieve it le to put on a good
blister and turn out to anus in* wok tb0..
This IS a reprint Of gawping nom
a red:tent itette de the Ifitenttreal
Oralletily Herald and Weekly -
Star.» Vhois veterinary who arta
wowed the inquiry Could hot here
advis the urns Of Pade
without riving Dunlop is free
ativertleestment. The hade.Sirould
eve th. mars 1 Whiter Werke
Ong lit&
• Dunlop ideal" Horseshoe Pads
. Put new' legs on your isorses' .Cure Or
heirs to curd most hoof troublei. The
only thing for ouvicular Moises
Mee er tee neeteolue
Ceitenith Lettrito TOMO,*
oa by th. Blooksolth who show vow hors..
. • .
Seatorih.
One of Mr. Ed. taley's prize win -
/ling Light Brahma hens laid an egg
on Tuesday that measured eight and
one half inclits in circumference.
, District Deputy Grand Master Mal-
colm, and Messrs. Stephenson, of Str-
afford, White of Toronto, visited the
Seaforth Masonic Lodge 'on Monday
evening.
Rev. Mr. Berry,. late of Parithill,the
recently appointed rector of St. Tho-
mas church, conducted ids first servi-
ces here on Stinday last and was gre-
eted by large conerego.tions.
Mr. Jolte Walker of Roxboro has
just removed. from' the kitchen of his
residence e "'Victoria.' eooking stove
which he purchased from the late
John Kidd in 1800 and it was hi
constant use until last week when he
had it tak(ii down to make room for
one of more modern ConstruCtion. ft
was still ,l11. a very good state ofpre-
servation and what is even more sur-
prising the same pipes that were got
with the stove were still is use when
it was taken .dewn ani some of them
used in connection with his new stPve.
:Mr. Walker says that he ho hurmd in
that stove over four hundred cords of
• "old':
MV. N. KirkPatrick, teller la:the
Dominion Bank has beenu transferred
to Orillia. Mr. T. 13. Stephens has
been promoted to the position of tel-
ler here, and the position of lodger
keeper. will be fillcd by Mr. Sprague,
(4TTI:rs9tnot°re* On Main street owned by
Mr. IVIetthew Wil1iam, ef Dubli.n,and
until recently occupied by Mr. B. B.
as a dry goods store, has been
leased to a gentlemen from Strittford
who will open a photo studio there -
i• liThe death Occured in.Hibhert, on
Friday of Catherine 'FOrtene, wife of
the late Michael Dorse'y, at the age
o f 03 years.; The funeral took .place
from the late residence to • the
Catholic church at St: Columhan;
where serviees , were conducted. The
remains were interred in the St. 'Col-
umnar). Cemetery. . •
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IIOW PNEUMONIA" STARTS.
A
You ,caloh a little Cold to -day, 'by
to -Morrow it has reached the throat,
next day the lungs are affected and
you „ Wish you had used "Catarrh -
ozone" which kills colds in five•minu-
tes. In the first plao CatarrhOzone,
soothes the irritated memoraues and
relieves congestion,•7then• it cuts out
the phlegm and destroys the igerins. It
enables the blood to retain a natural
Supply of oxygeni :lung -food, and Vitas
lity, In any cough, bronchitis • or
lung affection paranteed to pos-
itively cure. •Deeline any substitute
for '4•Catarrho7one." •
The Henderson Roller Bearing Com,-
panY have issued a writ against a
uv -
al company„ claiming $10,000 damages
forSlancler: • •
The News -Record gives, the :local
• . • • .
The Shoe firm ,of .R. B. Grover &
Co,, of Brockton, Mass.,, inwhoe'ln-
ctqy the disastrous boiler 'explosion
of Maren 20 occurred,: costing 58 'lives.
'and 290,000 ,property •loss, has !101on-
tarily assigned for the benedt •. of
creditors: •
•
: iiEptJcEb A HARD SWELLING.
„ • . •
Mr.. Gas E. Geeoux,, wriiing from
Pmehreke; tells•how: he was injured.
in a Itialher camp. 'A heavy log rol-
led ,against 111y leg and k Was laid up
with, stiffness and a hard •swellifig.
When I applied PolSter's .Nerviline
got relief. . A few ,rubb.ingawith this
good liniment eared inc." In the bush,
Nerviline is iedispoisable,: it, , cures
neuralgia; colds,,rheumatisra and in-
ternal disorders 'too. No pers.on can
afford to be without Nerviline. Use-
ful all internal 'and cif tert4a1 pain.
laittg•e bottles • 25e, 'itt all. dealers,
Morris Tovnship.
Walter O. •Davidson, Who was farm-
ing' on the .2nd Line, has bought out
the Wasman blacksmith shop, Blue -
vale.' •,, •
•Win. Wallace of Morris left Blyth
station. on Tuesday of last week wi-
th a' car of effects for the West. * 'He
will locate at Frobisher. • ';'
%jean, Wheeler, 4th Lirie, has had a
hard • tussle with .sciatica and was un-
der the doctor's care. ': • ' - '.
The.reniains of the late IVIrs.. Jam-
es ' Ryan of IVicKillop were interred
in the It. C. cemetery in , this town-
ship •last. Friday,
.Mrs. J. R -Miller, who has not
been enjoying her usual good health
is iinpro rig Very nicely now. She is
visiting lr • .clanghter, Mrs. Leonard
BroWn of Wroxeter. '
Mrs. Alex.. Campbell and daught-
er' Mabel of Gaylord, Michigan, are
visitors ,with .relatives here. Mrs.
Cap -Whelk 4 a. -daughter of the late
Samuel ITarr, 4th Line and was ' a
former resident of Morris.
Wednesday of last Week Peter Jack-
son, who has been a' resident of the
8th Line for over 40 years, left 13rus-
sets with his Wife and six of his fam-
ily for their Thew home at Tisdale, N.
W. T., where he has purchased a largo
tract of term lands, His sons, ROSS
and Peter Robertson of MeKillop, ae-
eompanied the second ear of stock,
etc. They will visit old friends while
enroute. Mr. Jackson sold his 100
acre farm which was the old home-
stead, to his nephew, George W. Jac-
kson, who is now in possession, ' for
the sum of $4,875 and he is conse-
quently free from his possessioris in
Morris, -
Jas. Nieholson, 4th Line, was laid
up with abed attack of Wrist, but
Is improving nicely now
Thursday evening of last Week there
WRS a lareoliatherine of old neigh-
bors and friends at the ..Sharpe home-
stead, 5th Line, RS a sort of farewell
to the old farm on which Mr, Sharpe
has spent the past twenty-three va-
rs. A jolly time was spent by all and
many good wishes expressed for Mr.
and IVIrs, Sharpe in their removal to
Wessels where they purpose making
their home, aird to Jas. Sharpe jr,
who has bought the hemestead,
ByAaw No. 5, for 1905.
Town of Clinton.
' 4 Bydate to truthorim the boas by th.
nava of (Pinion, to the Vlioton Knitting
Company„ ot ,si.e thousand dollars ($0(0.))
to enable them to build a (atm
?Own. of Panto*, gRui to provide for Vie
Issue of Debenture* of the 8aitt• Then is
1•
the amount of $0000, and . to tote gki ,
sum, required therefor and to 140. the as-
seasnien: (except for sehoot purpos(s) of tAe
• buttitious, gala, and business of the slid
Company at $:4000.
!)134,riltieegli,:eilt.'1.1!t '11111°11'1:j .1,1° t"rK, 'NW" of
aa te en boiftliii ;1: n
bu*jloett• tool Pur Ur, vx" r
'iJ
!"voliit.3.1,iiat.7;ea7ile:1-141:(101:vqE47:71 ;Ire‘illttia
nL
ettle
olovi uoluat et: t:huresi :els' seas :got!' :tf(lat t ttoyr:
‘vhoreas, be the Bahl artreeetent lietween
load pito ifg fume greed to put in ten fl
to tlitt
mitt per annum.
ud vel•ilejetts, in order Ilter?te it will he
nicety, ezattays or itso•dTbadmettotins•tuxi etshootutanne4sadmois.itturt.i:
As herein (tor prev,ded, ant vetch is lite it
mount of the debt ntended to he created by
thia by-law. the proceeds of the saul Deben-
tures to bo applied to the purees° aforesoid
41Aldritc14 1PV911 foil! the01):!$T.total amount required by
he Muuieipal Out to be nosed mutually durine
the Tot lod of twenty years for paying said De-
t"italebustrine fUearl.pOMOUrillei pal ULU lb ber-
ntaOf $401 25,
*
St, rVliPetltiVelY 011 account of eAell histaiment
of the said debt beteg aware la the S'ohodule
LP.te
tv7aratli
annex (1.
1&Meant of' the rateable
p operty of the To en of (Minton gocoraing to
a beititeibL rOViSell 8.88e8$11101G thereof is $012897,
th)ind whereas the emouot of the existing' de
'14 nture debt of the said mut, icipality to WOW'.
OS, wberc t none is in a. reaz. ,
Therete a; theMunielpal Colwell of tit'
corporation of the Town of Clinton enacts as
follow:,
1 It shall be lawful f a• the Mtioialpal Coo"
potation of thelown of Clinton took' the eail,
4 lie Clinton Knitting Compamy, 10 the erect -
ng ot a 'building, by a luau of Nix thousand
dollars and by fixteg the essoesment of she
roperty of the said Company (except Or
texea) at two thousan a d„liare for a
1.ertod of tin years from the cefrapletiou of the
*rid bullditg..
2 It shall no 1 c•oy be !Wel for the Corpor-
te ion to hsue debentures totals(' utid sum of
moiler, said debentures( to hear tutere-t at 414
r cent. per.anonra rend to be rePala in equat
at Pura instalments 05 8405.25 as per schedule
o
ppenoed beret/4, (to as to retire the. debt
in rwooty years.
Sid debeatures shall he parable at the
office uf the Treesurer of the 'rown of Clinton,
4 Each Of said Debent urea shall be signed by
tee lefayor abd Treasurer of the said Corpora.
ion and the Clinic lin1l affix the corporate seal
thereto, and shall t ear date the Met day of July
•
•
tf and when theassen t of the qtridified elec .
tor g hall?si\'e hem been obtained to tbia
ily-
aw. eha'a be finally' nosea el the
conutatir executing a formal agreement 'in th•
terms of the to:welt:before recited ageetmen't
atal printed herds fter, as schedule ''B'' and
.e.emplvIng with all the corehtione thereincon
tair.ed. . . .
. •
6' There shall he levied. and raised i.t each.•
year by speelal rate 011 alt the retable proper-
ty in tn.: said Munteipality, a term matlinient to
illseheratt the said amnia'. amount of 4401..45 ac- '
corcurig te sehe ,ute A eereto ' • •
.7 this B5-law.shall take efftct•On, ft oni and
after test 'Tidy 1045. ,
• .
8 And it is ,further enacted, that lite votes. of
the Eleotora sha a be taken op th 8 Orlow.st
the following times toad. places that is•re *ay
on the find darOf May. 1903,conenencit g at the
hour of • nie o. clock tri the . marmit8 and con.
-noting tiP fire O'clock ,10 the. (*motet:11i ot ihe
ante day by. t fullers iett,Depaty Returning
Ificter. • • . • •
Selitivisions:. •
1 . Andrew'Ward Town Hull,' Albert .
street-Nied Rotstot,'' Detiety Roterning
officer.• • • • •••
Pad ng 1sTo'2 . • • ' ••••
2. Si James' Ward -at the Aim'e -Evapor-
ator, High rstrebt, John . Sea t Deputy
Returning .officer. • •
• 8 St Rebus' Ward at Rumba') &Me valliss
Carriege ;e1)..p, Buren st ,
Retorter( Olt COr}3. ' • •
4 St. George's Ward' at LeslieW Carriage
Shoe,. Burson st., S, Ando, wa, Deputy Ice
tentIng Meer, • .
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On the 2Oth day of April 1905. it .the hour ot
sloven o'clock, 4. mom the elerlea tobee in CO
'I own ot Clintop, the Mayor shall appoint two
persens;to attend at the final summing me of
the votes by She • clerk, and one:person at each
polling Mae°, on behalf of the NM 80118111terpSt,
Ci in and desirous of promoting thope.ssing of .
I,15 s by -lay. and a like number cm behalf of
the persons interested in and desirous .of Altos,
iog the pasting of this by-law.
The clerk of thee said. muulcipat comer -
anal shall,a trend at nis office • in the said
town of Clinton at the hour' of eleven o'cleek
in lhe loreact at or the 2nd day of.M ly 1903. to
tium uo the nanther of votes for and against
this, by-law, . • ' • •
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'The following es. Schedule A of .by
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jaw hereithetore referred tcr::-. • • '•
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SCA3tr/17LE A •
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2
3
• 4
6
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7
8
9
10
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12
13
14 •
15
16
17
' 18.
19
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I:I.
12C6
1,07
1008
.190.4 •
1910
1911
1012
1918.
1014
• 1915
Mt
1917
1918 '
1919
.1020
• 1921
1022
1023.
1924
:1926
, 5 .
-
8191 25
1.99 se
.208.81-
218 25
228 07
288 88
240 00
200 27
277.18
284 23
207 02 ,
810 89
RU 36
888 05
834 20 •
WO 14
886 80
4)120
422 ile
• 441 49
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$270 00
261 39 .
852 40
243 e0
233 18
222 02
212 19 '
200 98
189 27
177 01
164 23
150 80
180 89
122 80
1070,,
91 11
74 45
57 15
11.4 SO
19 85
I
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1461 25
461 25
401 25
461 25
401 26
461 25
461 25
eel 25
461 25
' 461 25
461 25
461.25
401 25
461 25
461 23
461 25
461 23
let 25
461.26
eat 2,5
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20030 00
113225 00
$9225.0
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THIS AGREEMENT, made itt. duplicate this.
Seth do of Maroba 1905, • • •
BetWeett
11.14. Combo, of Clinton, Druggist,
W P. spalding, ot Clinton. Manufaciturer,
EL T. /bum., of. Clinten, fruineger, on behalf
of themselves and others to be incorporated
under the haute of',The 'Clinton Knitting fIro.
Limited" berm natter called...the einpany1, of
the Oritt part . .a•T;(1
The4"Munidipal Corporetipn or the Town oc
Clinton, eereinatter clied tite"Corporetion
of the second Part.
Whereas!, a heftiness han been heretofore (ser-
ried on in. the 'rown of Clinton Under Menem°
of Clinttm Kelt Mg Company,
And whereat, the fetid COmpany, acquiring
the said I lent told businese, proposes building.
(quipping, and iter ezdargthe shine, for the
carrying on Of the' buoluess of hesiet7 realm -
Meted: 8111 the' Town' of Clinton. .
And whereas, it is deemed expedient by the
041d Corporaton to grunt by why 05 101111 to the
said Company !hostile Of six thottsand dollars
(twee) to enable them to builds suitable factory
ter the Carrying on of the staid buelness. upon
the terms anti condiatme hereinafter atipulat.
ea.
11,4 ow therefore, thie.Indeienee Witnessethe
it is covenanted and agreed by and bete
-wean the eedd t'orriptutr. their quct't'saor, n rid
assigne, MA the said Corporation as follow I--
1 The 0 mpany agrees diat it will tweet ant)
butte within the 'Unite of the. Cor per nt.on of
Clinton, a good building (left by 4.5f5, told two
et erienigh, feta of brick or' cement, and in
ell Ways ettitabb for titanufstete ingIntrnoseal.
2 To 40,ntia said, bni dings with elicit pinet
and eqtalpnient ahall make it a modern, up•
1.0(11 50, and Well ecotliMed It nitting feeterst.
3 Ts itreeet in said MOO nests. 111 sold ition to
peo.ent, eapital eMpleYed, Which IS borer*, de.
elated by said Compeer to be /4000, the (either
sum of ten 01011tialld donator.
4 To ettploy . continually, annually, from
and after the filet dav of Jarolte y, ma, tut
eterege • f eixty hoods in and about the Intai.
avls 14 kid faciorYf 611,1 t Moberly mate.
tnin d operate antL euotinuttualy opeinfe,
mid repair, end geed rentaine order,
faci trnick,rn °Ty! fsottrida 13C1.0,114,0111110gt etwat.ody.Y. Illettirtst
from the eolepleVon of theseili faetery.
If the elotapo,ne ',elites to r pity the 'whole
leen at tto sod or ton years, or anyetthgequeet
etior, it •iney 10 10 Olt 64190114 the flab like of
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EASTER TIDINOS
.41, woman never shows her refinement of ;tastemore than in the arrange-.
ment of the little accessories to her costume. The Lace Trimmings, Fancy Neck-
wear, Belts, etc., etc., tint though little mean much. Oar seledtions were never
so exquisite and lovely.
Ladies' Fancy Collars
• space will not permit us to give
fidi description • of the many
pretty designs Wh have from'
150 up to $1.00
Silk Belts for Easter
Never .before have we carried suit
a, large range of Silk Belts in all
the leadingistyles in black, blue,
. brown, green, red and white wi-
th, the ne.w ring effect budirle,
Prices from 25e up to $1.50
GLOVES FOR EASTER
Ladies who know this store as a
Glove: Store acknowledge that
high. class Gloves can he bought
• to' better advantage here than
• elsewhere. 'We are sole agents
for the celebrated "Perrin Glov-
es" and we believe the best La-
thes' Glove on • the market and
every pair guaranteed. All siz-
es alwayS, in Steek.: in black •and
colors from 75c up to $1.50'
• Laces
• Never before have we (serried simli
:a splendid array of line Pretty ;-
Laces, in all Widths from 3c up.. '
Dre:Ss
All the newest and rnost up-to-da-
te Dress' Trimmings in a,ppllone,
7, lace, ole „ eth., from pc tip to $2.00.
PNW DRESS°cops•
HARBIS I101VIESPUN
NEW LUSTRES in Black and Colors
• NEW COLORED BLACK 1ViONAIRS
NEW EOLIENNE in Blaeli ,66 Colors
• NEW SILKS in Black and Colors',
• NEW SILK WAISTINGS
NEW SHOT EFFECT LUSTRES,
Ladies Corsets
No need to say mueli here. Our
• Corsets speak for themselves in
the'wea.rin.g aed style,
Our customers come back again
• and again and ask for the same
CorsetS• •
Price e .50e, ?Sc, $1.00 and up
. •
New : ,Pritits
This year: is the climax for pretty
Prints, colors guaranteed by the•
best 'and American Man-
ufaeturers., Fria 12ic, •
•
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thedorporation,.. in which C8.80 theaaid Com-:
patty is to be released from all the agreements
and .stiOnlatione herein it ;Mottled. • •
• is. Tinestaid Company will anotially., onthe
first dayJanuary,'in each and every yettrfur
iph to the said Corporation. a ata utorY devise-
ation 'snowing the uumber of persolie•emplo.y-
ed de •ing the prey clue year; andwill, if re-
tqiuoinr iiebeitt
tall ghtl:hboPoekers°aried9.$13(ttOh.reeP1170Pftrhae
said Comp -spy containing any entry in relation.
tolhe hiring Aflempleyeeetor any portion of.
the twenty-year term preceding that in which
the deemed shaft he made. • - •
. . .
In:case tif the failure of tb e said ComPellY •to
incorporate or build or equip said factory,then '
all 'expenses- incurred by ;the Corporation' in
tahtied.sa4bioduot othmipsaangyreentent, are to be borne by
0 BY way of acaturing the fulfilment of the
covenants and agreemepts hereto, by them to
he performed and observed, the said -Company
agt ees to execute and .deliver to the Said Cor-
poration a first mortgags for .the suns of six
thouttand dollars in feel simple, free from all lto
eumbranees .micin the lands " building's and
pow Sealant of the mid Com atty., ,suchs
togs and power plant as fixtures and real estate
end to be incorporated in and coffered by said •
mol tgage. "11,) Mortgage to be -repuyable ln
equal annual amounts of $461.25 of principal
and interest, 130 89 to retire the Debentures ie.
sued by the Corperation to it:takeout& lean, ao-
tording to the schedule -A. attached hereto's. '
• Said mortgage to ocintain the Meal:covenants
contained in the ordinary •short forms' of
mortgages; the' oovenants and conditions not..
tained in this agreement, and a covenent to in-
sure and keep insured the buildings and
power plant.to their fall insurable value in dol-
lars, during the full term 0 twenty years; and.
the loss. 'p.tyable to the Corporation, and . a
promise that in default of any of the covenants
of said mortgage or this agreenient, . the said
Corporation may, as therein provided, enter on
and lease Or sell the qaid land, buildings and
plant Or foreclose as they may deem best.
7 And .the OM& :Corporation agree that in
the event of ere destroying said -buildinge. or
allY part thereof, thee Clompeny 'will Proasad
with due.dispettsh to re-etect • such buildings
and power plant; and within eight Months re -
Place tho lJmlhliii,ry or plamt:therein, and . re,
seine ,operations, in which ease the Corpor-
ation agrees to handover to the Company
the Insurance Moneys received by them.'
8 The said Corioration • shall, during titS
period of ten year.; front the eempletiou of the
beadiness, in pursuaniat orate pow: r waited in
Mem, provide fur the filting ot the assessment
or the gaid factory and plant and buatoess,
except eehool texas:at. $2000. .
0 Upon•the erectionaud completion ot said
building, upon the certificate of an architect
or agent to be appointed by the Corporation,
and upon exeoutton of the Mortgage hereinbe-
feee recited, the said amount of six • thousand
dollars is to btrpaid by.the said dorporation, .
icit it understood that wherever the word
Oottenany is need ill • tins agreement, it Ethel'
metal the parties of the first part,', the Com
.altanYitstoolgblies. incorporated .and its entecessors
11 And lt itt forther provided. between the
parties that ehouldthe legislature of Ontario
refuse to pass an 'Mit et abling the eorpor.
ation to make this loan, Or in the tenet of the
oratireeeptarieerrestnoot teihreanti trhylis.n en gthr eeemityon-L4stiswto tte cog Inv:
void and of no effect
heIrb
gicznittness4wsch,elbge6dof the so/l
ld parties' ave
their halide and seals.
W. P. SPALDING
II, Pt. COMBE
ItANCE
• Dated at the Town Hall Clinton; this 301h day
of March 1005
4" 1%131,123THI)11114A17.)N,
NOVI(116
Wake notice that the above it; a true copy 0 a
proposed byeaw which hat been taken into con
s detatioit and Which will be finally pained by
the COducil of the Municipality thereto on the
event of the 8911085 05 that -flattens being obtain-
ed thereto), after one month front the hot pub-
Ileatioli in the Clinton New Ent the date of
Whit& publication was Friday, the Seventh dal
Of April 1005, and that the votes of the els:store
tf the said. ratiniflinality will be taken thereon
on the day and tit the hours and plume therein
lilted. ,
» li. MACIPItERSON
Clerk.
Dated this Ofith day of March, OM
The -trial of Nan Patterson on the
charge of killing Caesar Youfig, which
Was 10 • have' begot 1 New York on
Monday was postponed. •
Ar. advertisement in. me NeVies
Re0Ord brings good resulta.,
Hensall °
Mordie has disposed of his ' fine
farm, about two miles north of lien -
sail on the London Road, for $9000,
to Mr: G.-,rabani; mine Owner of 1VIex.
ico.
•
The Many friends of Wm. Cudmore,
the Kippen Hay Xing, are pleased, to
see him out again after a long kgell of
Musa; ths fine constitution enabled
• bim to pull through a long • severe
attack of illness. . • " ' .
Gareet Stnalla.eolfrbe, Who has been
a very zealous worker: for the Con-
servative party, left last week: • for
Toronto to take a, rposition on the
staff of -the. -agricultural :department
tinder lion. NelSon. IVIonteith, •
Theestate of the late Neal McGill
is estinta,ted to be , worth between
Sixtems and seventeen thousand:. dol -
Mi of Mexico who his
mining interests in that cinietry,'15
here on a visit to his relative John
Shepherd. He visited this place sh-
out four years . ago and had some no-'
tion then of erecting a residt•nee and
coming to reside among its.
T. As Alex. Murdoelt's litle girl, aged
• two, was playing in theyard •adjoin-
.ing the rear' et her father's shop a,nd
resideno on Thursday: aIterth9On, she
fell into a eistera which was full , of
water., Fortufgately it was full to the
top and:she seized thelsoard at the
edge apd headingon with all her ni-
ght .screarned for: eeln.
soon •ca,ine to the rescue and sh was
taken, out, On falling in she sank and
caught the board on coming to Ithe
surface. • Iler parents •arid the neigh-:
hors naturally got a, fright as, , but
lot the fact of the cistern. being lull
oil water the ehild would Certainly
have drowned before assistance could
have reached her.
Won Shipping Championship
• New York, April 6th—The cleverish
childish .ambitiosa tohreak the "rope
skipping record" of her district last
night eaused the death of eleven -year-
old Louise Rivera-, at New Rochelle.
She won the, champiblihhip, but lost
her lifer. \
Louise had • heard that ',200, times
was the highest eumbee ever attain-
ed by her schoolmates.
• She ,deeided to. exceed this number,
and this afternoon Went out with se -
m playina,tee to demonstrate that
she could easily • win the champion-
ship.
• A crowd of her friendaf•gathered ar-
OUnd as the rope whirred, One hun-
dred, two hundred, two huildred and
ten, two hundred and eighteen times.
Then she fell In art in•ert heal) Lind
Was taken to her home.
The family physioirm Was siinimened
Mid &elated that appendicitis had
het% !educed by the too vigorous ex-
ertise, She was Zernoved at °nee to
the New Rochelle Hospital whereran
• operation was quickly perfornied, but
8110 did mit the anaesthetic,
, Established an,
Whooping Cough, Droop, Bronchitis
Dough, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria
Creettietie is a bean to Asthmatics
classovette is along established and standard remedy
• for the diseases indicated. It cures becausethe alt reit,
doted Strongly antiaeptio la carried OTOS the diseased out-
faces of tiro bronchial tubes with eve7 breath, giving
prolonged and constant treatment. Those of a consump-
• tiro tendency, or sufferers hots chronic bronchitii, find
immediate relief from coughs or inflamed conditions of
• Vapo-Oresolene Is sold'
by druggists 'Cr tom pre.
paid on 'receipt of Price..
• A Vapo.Cresolene out.
At including a bottle or
'crowfeet, $1-56 Send for •
tree mustrates booklet.
Lf 10
EF4 51100 00., Ltd.,
Agent,. 258 st Jaites st.,
SIOntreal, Canada, , sod
The News -Record gives the ' local
news.
Attending „Funerals.
The .-, Walkerton Herald' :complains
that , many Walkerton ',people drive
half way to the cemetery with afete.
.eral and then beak and the editor re-
marks that when his, •funeral happens
be hopes the people will go the whole.
Way , or keep out of the procession.
The point is well taken. It is a poor
merle of respect to show a departed
eitizel to go out with a funeral and •
'back again. • There are a 10t of hum-
hiligalin towns and villages in Connec-
tion with funerals—visitors come to
offer sympathy and -count the cost of
the coffin, to cheer the widow or , see
.if she pries hard' or only hall. hard
and men who hiteh up and:drive sol-
emnly with the ,pricession through
the .Streets,.'"witere they are publicly
noted ,and then makeli circuit home
by th'e back streets, when the outsk-
irts of the town are reached. Itis
heartless busiaess, and it would be
better if the people quit shamming
anti went right ahead with their .bus-
iness until their own time comes.
There is not perhaps a place in Ont-
ario that does not need to be lifted
back to honest grand in its relation
• to funerals.—Toronto star.