The Clinton News-Record, 1909-08-05, Page 6■
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.Sevrral barns and stores in various
Atoms of Ontario were struclre by light -
sting And either damaged or destroyed
lust week.
Suspicions, are vntcrtain.d',tt Mark -
Stay that the C. P. R. brakeman
,wltose body was iovna .on the rail-
way track a few weds ago met with
foul play.
At the Police Constables' cooven-
txt ar olu iv
n was passed
protest -
lug against criticism of the sweat"
box ainii th ref-iiegree methods.
ILV4 r,mar,m,u rrm.�n1 -
far
— When troubled with sun-
buru,blisters, insect stings,
sore feet, or beat :rashes,
apply tam-Buk !
Sutrprishig stow quickly it eases.
the smarting -and stinngginmg I Cures
acres on young bables due- to
am-Buk its made from pure
helill a, essences. No animal fats—
no mineral poisons. Finest heeler I
;i wvtsts arxi Stores ecerywUm
Japan as Impo,•tar.
The prospect of, Japan becoming an
importer of Canadian beef is by no'.
means remote. Australia, is already
buinding. up a profit,Yble market in
that country for chilled and frozen
tietf, despite an ocean trip of thirty-
five
hirty
fx _ days duration; while the ocean
journey fromom`Western Canada to
3ukohnnaisonly �
i
eighteen days. The
Completion
of the Grad
Grand Trunk to
1!hiined Rupert can only intensity this
.ehrZg- hi AlVeria's trade relations,
r.•at.d promote the consolidation. of ,Can-
-rdit s commercial interests, on .. the '
° �'ac:ific-
Twenty million. shootirg-stars fall
rrpoa the earth's surfaca daily.. '
.HOW'S THIS:'?
Ve after One. Hundred -Dollars - Rea:
ivard for aoy case of Catarrh_ that
cannot lite cured -by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY Co.;
Toledo, O.
'We, the tiiulersigned; have.known F.
_Y. Cheney for the last 15 years; 'and
believe him perfectly honorable is all
usiness transactions, and financially
r ,&. .
ati ns
carry u i12 0
able: to ar y o t any o. o
3nade'dy his firm.
fi }Z,aidin;, I{ippon eC+ D2a2 2n, .
1 ` bolesale Druggists, Toledo,, 0,
Ila.11's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
pally actin, directly t pan he• bloodo
d
and muco•; s surfaces of the system.
•Testinionials sent free.' Price, 75c. per
8:ottie Sold by all. drug;fists.
Take, Hall's Family .Pills for constl
Tation-
NOMPEEKER
EXCURSIONS
70
®aaltah Saskatchewan, Alberta
Spo" Trainslaan Toronto 2.00 p.m. on
ANIL G. 20 MAY 4. 18 JUNE 1,16; 29
JULY 1% 27 AI1G. 10, 21 SEPT. 7, 21
stand clam ticker, from Ontario attttione td principal
Northwe.t points at ..
Low R4uND-TRIP RATES
0and return $32.00: &monton and iamm
.ad to other points in proportion. Tickets .
poli{ to ratuta with,a b0 lora from solar data.
TOURIST SLEZ.PING CARS
an, au exanriom. Comlortam a bertlu. (sill, equipped
Wille beddiaz can be secured a(moderate rate* throush
local agent. s
Early application must be made
ASK POR HOMEMIEERERS' rAMFHLRT
oo ntakins tater and fuu wormadon.
AnitaasareetC.P.R.AnentorteR.I«Thorapeo%
Diet Par. Aat., Toronto,
ORT OHM LUNE NO CHANGE OF CARS
SV, JACKSON, AGENT, CLINTON.
NONE
ai
`
THE POPULAR ROUTE .
TO ALL
PRINCIPAL TOURIST. R rSORTS
':.andudin; Muskoka, . Luke of Bays,
-Temagami, Georgian flay, Magn:ta-
ee -%vasa haver, Xa,wartha Lakes, Etc.,
iF'(3I:L .S1:7;4lMEI 51:RVICE NOME IN
ItWPEXT , EXC'GRAION- 'PICKETS
it -ON SALE. DAILY.
c J A8XA- Y1VXOX_rACTCTC
LVXPOSITION .9EATTLI.
VEMY LOW ItATFS—PAST TIME
Vitt ATTII,ACTIV9 ROUTES.
DAILY ti':VTIL SEPT. 30th, 1009.
11W,TTJ t,N LIMIT OCT. 31st, 1000.
Por tickets and' further inforina-
e 'tion call oil
I .3OH RA: ,�FOTtb, Cita Agent,
i _A...01 PATTI,SCIN, Depot Aged:.
Mtou News.-Recor4
SHAM FIGHT HUMORS.
PLAYED NO FAYgRITM
WORKED iiARD FOR -0ANADA.
Annihilation fs Froquent, but Partin•
How air Hibberter Gai1.d Down
Lady Aberdwlen Has Earned licit Pro -
loss on Canadian Fields of Battle.
'Kith
His 1"athttr..in.La nr.
sent Enthusiastic Wsicome.
the opening of Niagara camp
and the other eisseznblages of the ri.ilf.
A large body of people, and some
Her I::t pltency the Cautztess of
AberJN�i i bas been lvarmly tvrlcarned
tia that take place every June in var•
ions parts of the pr+:vineti ca2r2e the
members of Parliament. would bs
glad to seer Sir Ilibbt�rt Tupper bacl.
back t, Canada.
humors of the shat tight. The mut-
ter of deciding tiro victors in such an
in public life, whether leading the
Opposition or assisting Mr. Morden.
During her stay in this Gauntry. Her
L adyahip ma@e large impress upon the
event and apportioning the slain is a
Uesentment is cherished in very fest/
life of the Dominion. While not inci:f•
matter of extreme difficulty. But two ;
or three years ago the general
quarters against this ex-AlimsWr,
W110, both in Parliament and in the
ferent to social .claims,. and, indeed
warmly leading the young life of the'
eruoffite<9
commanding became so exasizer;xt
ei administration outsiidministration of his Depart-
nation in its brisditer and more en -
at the theoretical recl;leasuess of the
ment, cared little v:hat enemies he
gaging moments, Lady Aberdeen too](
various colonels who were charging
wildly at impregnable positions that
made. Perhaps he strained the 14-
ter of the regulations occasionally
ber,alr and her. position seriously, and
conez ived it her duty, as the Vicereine
he called of the battle ere it. wrist
but he played no favorites. When
of the Dominion and the first lady, in
well begun and set the men at the
Nfinister of Marine he ivas in high
the ]treat Commonwealth, to set nn
i r-
plain business a marching ' c u_z
n b 2 e f m h and a
p g
termarchtng, Asked his reasons for
c' r t•
li fa z
s vo. t
.n � o.,ti because, 4
J b c u ha_ z -
e
, n
silted that the Parry fromthe east to
e.
x r le .o h t2
n t Others in the doing of
P e
thins which might be of value to the
the peremptory order, the chief, who
the west side of the harbor, leasthan
people in the process of forming na-
had- seen. some real fighting, replied
a third of a mile of smooth water,
tional institutions and character,
that bad he not clone so every man
must carry boats and life preservers,
Her Excellency was gifted by na•
on each side would have been in it
Sir Hibbert married, a daughter of
tura. She bad wonderful energy, .a
short time theoretically dead, in
ex -Chief Justice Macdonald of Nova
strung and clear brain, large powers
fact most of them didnot know they
Scotia, .another of whose dtau titers is
of organization and administration,
were dead, and merely Otought they
ttAe wife of Irev. Louis Jord n, for-
coupled, at the same time, with wu-
were• taking healthful exercise,
merly pastor of St. James Square,
manly grace and sweetness. The
Some years ago a sham fight whic}i
Presbyterftin. Church, Toronto. Soon
things she put her hand to never went
was not quite such a fiasco was held
niter the younger, Tupper became
beyond what seemed the natural scope
at High Parti;, Toronto. One of, the
Minister of Justice, Judge Macdonald
of femininity, and, indeed, it was. al-
eompanies of the Highlanders was at
visited Ottawa and called upon his
Iva,s said of Ludy Aberdeen that who-
that tune, commanded by Major Cur-
io '
ion -in-law. He found the latter bti.�y
her she was advocating the moral
tie, M.P., who now, resides in Col-
• o '
in his afire,., but ventured to inter-
rd social causes which the Women's
' s• d n - a
lin"
3ingvoo The dttu Hess Jacl., .she
u h2rn exit h
r tof-
h t a a tin o n
p t:x a tr E a af-
of n '
C i cz e u r
l s .sed o presiding v
r lid over a
Po P g
was then uaiversully.bnown, made a
lectionate rotative. Sir Ribber re-
. fashionable function, she was always
brave sortie on his own account
Sponse was to ask his frther-in-lt:w
the woman through and through.
against a heavily fortified ridge=
!,ow he presumed to be abient from
The first thing' Lady Aberdeen did'
which the specifications declared was
idqprovinc•4 without leave,
after settled in Rideau Hall was
a
impregnable to frontal attack, it
� I didn't think thet was neces-
study the social conditions of the
being left to the initiative of the. cf-
iarv," saki the Chief Justice,
people,
fleets to devise a flanking operation.
"I clot' said the Minister of Jus-
She went in and out amongst them.
The gallant Currie proceeded to lead.
rice, and it is not recorded that there
She was particularly struck with the
his' men against,the guns under- a
arts any less harmony in the family
great distances of the country, with
heavy fere of. blnk .cartridges in it
circle thereafter than previously•
the loneliness of settler.life, with the
venture as reckless as the charge of
--•-----•
need for communication and human
the six hundred at Sebastopol. Bud-
A Forest Atlas.
interest and companionship, lacking
denly an aide carne -riding at bread:-
The forestry branch of the Depart-
which no natural advantage could be
neck speed, and Shouted-
tient of the Interior has recently is-
heartily availed. of.
."Withdraw your men; the judges:
;ued the first sheets of a new "forest
It was this which inspired Lady
order you from the field."
ttia.s," which will include plans of
Aberdeen to start the Victorian Order
"Why?" said the pantin(; officer
,v'hIch the surveys are now beim
of .Nurses.
who Kaci been rushing up hill at the
,arrie•i on.
This alone would be a monument to
head of the company,
The "Legend" is now being, sent
• the labors of Lady Aberdeen; but she
"Becau.4e You are annihilated," wits
alit: this designates the marks awed
''will perhaps be best remembered by
the response, "No force oil earth
to denott; naturAl features, the d;ife.r-
the establishment of the Women's
could capture such a position in such
ent species of trees and the amounts
Council. This organization was the
a way."
of timber that can be obtained per
direct work of Lady Aberdeen.- The
"I refuse to .be annibilateil," said.
rcre from timbered areas, entries of
idea involved is a parent council, with
Currie,and proceeded with his
various kinds (such as homesteads,
. branches affiliated all over the coon -
charge..
rincral lands, etc.) burns or brutes,
try, The local council undertakes to,
cuttings un1 sales, roads, trails, rail,
work for social bettermen. It prods
Thrice Blessed.
:rays, cabals, flumes, telegraph nml
the apathetic aldermen. It pleads for
That all, the nine hundred :or 'so
telephone lines,. buildings, etc, One
public baths, for playgrounds for the
Celestials doing laundry 'work -in To-
of the smaller: forest* reserves =that
ehildrert, for better housing of the
mato were not coolies in. their own
known as "rhe Pines," situated n,ert
poor, for laws forbidding the sale of
land wits oddly impressed. upon ..a
Prince Albert, Sask,—has already
liquor to children, for clean streets,
young teaelier in- the Metropolitan
been mapped, and the .map of the
for da•:xS protecting Child life and labor
Sunday School the other, afternoon.
Riding Mountain Forest Reserve, in.
-in a word, the organization airs to
Trying to demonstrate the meaning
Northwestern Manitoba, isnow in
bring in social and economic better -
of the word, "vtraation". to: her.Chf-
preparation. As, surveys -of the forest
Ment without trenching upon the
nese 'class -ehe indicated with a, rod
reserves andother forested districts
avowed work.of men in tho civic do-
-and glance •a bright little ]ad sitting
etre completed, maps of .these will bemain,
at the opposite side of the study table
prepAred and added to , the atlas., '•
Into these movements Lady Aber -
and asked:;
It is boped'that the general scheme
•deen threw herself with characteristic
"Now Lee Ling, for instance, was
of indicating infortnation, . such as
energy. She rallied around her the
he. a laundryman in China?"
the different colors for :stands ofAim.
most influential ladies in' the . Domin-
Fbo scorn showed itself .in the
'ber of various densities, anti the oth-`
ion. .Her .magnetism carried all be -
straightened shoulders and indignzint
er special.,signs adopted by the forest
fore it. It was instantly recognized
tone accompanying the reply of her
service. of -the Dominion miry ba put
that she was, a strong intellectual
pupils:
into general use throughout. Canada,
force; but lest those who object to
"I.ee Ling?.. No l Lee Ling got three
so that forest maps may be. uniform
strong-minded women should take of.
1"
in plan and may be. easily compared.
fence,• she 'beamed upon such with
Which being -interpreted meant that
such radiance and sweetness that
Lee .Ling's .father was it man of con-
Non. Or. Moptaguees Oratory.
hostility .wits. disarmed.
siderable'wealth.in China, end could
afford thio luxury of .three wives. The 'rho
Though Hon; Dr; Montague, once
silver-tongued orator of Ontario,
Her, •Lady..ship,.made powerful.a.tt-
cdressesion: the platform, speaking with
laws of the'Japanese Empire are very
strict. regarding plural marriages; and
,ii se}dom' lieard in his native I'mid,
he occasionally is herd at gatherings
great a oquence and with such power
anti spontaneity as inspired. the fre=
insist that citizens must .zrhow them-
in across the' line whither he
qu .nt remark that Lady Aberdeen was
lel s tat 1 addition• 1 esu
selves able to s d i e a
.citicw
t t: •<,•ls i i2rsni of hes no's: � Onl ,
form •. .
e 1 for statesmanship.
pence. before taking, unto themselve$
than wife. M-endarir;s are :
recently h p delighted a rew)k-formo 1.
She did not require note's,, and seem-
ed tb be indifferent to preparation; but
more' one
h'r e
.allowed thirteen.. t en.
organization of expatriated C tiiadiany
in I:uuiavifle, l�entuckS, it•ho huge
�, v m 0
Shp IL, ..OIIEd
t cogently, ur ed liar cause.
Y ,
., a
W, L. M::Kin 's QuickJum
g Q p• • •,
formed a Maple Leaf Club, «i;.h tiiw`
graceful utterances that used to tiiiz2
with sweet, persuasion, ..and all. over
the Dominion numbered her adherents.
. „
In cies 'n u't Iii desk a. f.w days
ni g o s d S
votes for tact Government in the
hi h ca
t .uses- mention
e ed b thousands.
Y n
ago an official. at: the` Pailiarrient
`p,0my disys of the Conserv tivN'p:erty
Buildings in Queen's `.Park, Toronto,
H^ touched on many themes,.nrd ci,,,
The Canadian- Northern. -
was surprised to come across a pap' -'z
"of his quips on the.subject or the sxif=
The Canadian Northern Railway* has,
which proved. to be aril apphe.atlora
frvgett,& was not half bad. He said:
filed its amalgamation agreement with
made "some eleven 'years ago by Wm:
"The suffri:gettes have paraded Lon-
the ldmonton, Yukon and Pacifi'e
Lyon'Mackenzie Bing for a:subordin-
don - in the daytime• with lanterns.
Raalway,`and.gives .notice that appli
Bete position tinder. the Ontario 00v
Di]itret e -s. in his: time paraded the
cation ivill be made to: the Canadian
ernment.
streets in the davtime with a lantern.
_Railway Commission .:this . week. for
Vii'. L. 145: Icing didn't get the jot) he
'ofireiatl
ile'.was looking for a "
approval. of agre..ements -amalgamating
was after; btrf. the who eagle
-man
.with -the. Canadian Northern, the Al -
1 P'Rail'way'+
Midland Railway, and the Sas-
the aiviftress with which' that gentle-
One+ can imegine the talk thpre
kTatchewan Northwestern Railway.
man hits since conte to the front. H, I
.
and South ',:Coast Railway annourac-
l,ncler its charter "The Saskatchewan
Mr. Bing. got the jolt he .was then af- ,
eel that it' would 'undertake to plow;
Northernwestern'' will.. consist of a
ter' he might not have become r,iini�-
hoe ..anti reed tin ' faring alon its
line, from ' . (,raven, on the Craven
ter of Labor in the Laitrfer Cabinet;
route;•incl 'sJso .digya well and bulla
brunch of the Qu'Appelle, long Lake
In the. me zntinie maizy .of' the ofii.
it housefor 'fie farmer; Yet this is
and ,Saskatoon , line to a point on
Mal* to -whom,Mackenzie Bing would
ivha.t the 'ranadiah Pacifle has re-
Prince Albert branch•near Prince Al
have. looked up had ,'• he got his jolt .Gently
heap d trig without any flourish,
•bert; a line connecting the Long Lake
• ,, m6
,-eleven. s s
err a o are till mr.rel civil
Y rely
Y
r e .a
of t amp is settlers .locating o ,
R� ii•` ,
ail "with' h . the S ski
a toon-Cal ar
Y g 3
Servants on flan s41 sties :ui2der' tLc'
•Government,
,fbr
its irrigation bla:lc near C.rlgary,
.
branch of the ..'Canadian Northern
Provincial
The quicker' the . iand is develolicd
•Railway; a line south of the main line
the sooner -w ties the' iratdic, so that
of the Canadian Pacific Railway from
French Flag Is Dropped
the ra111vay which itself turns`
Ma'ryfteld on ,thej Alanitoba' botildary.
The feast of Corpus Christi, the
,thns
farmer ;is by no means wasting time.
westivard towards Lethbridge- 'for
most important of the, Roman.•Catho- .
Rapid .as has been the devolpment of
which further connection, a Dominimi
lie Church in Montreal'rvediltly. was
Canada in.the last ten Sears, no.rarea
charter has been obtained;'a cut-off
chitifly� reniarkia.ble for the Aotol: Gib,..
hit,; been settle,l snore. quick] th;in..from
this line to .the Roche Ferre cu.l-
sence of the Frenoh tri -color flag in
southern Albeitii, once the C.P.R.
fields,. and a line.•runnhig in o nevth
rile monster procession, which for -a
:et to worlr to; 'fid. it.Y-Stardurd. cf
ive'aerly direction' froth .tiortit $,tilo•
hundred years. has Occupied a .very '
Empire. 1
ford.
conspicuous plate? in this .splendid re-
ligious demonstration of french Can-
Wilino, Off' Indians.
A Match For the' King.
tida.. Of late years'the. anti-Catholic..
At the Synod of the Diocese of Sas.:
Once when the King was miles out
itttitude. of the French.. Government
lutehewan recentlVenerable Arch- j
9
ori the prairie, daring his Canadian -
has been conducive to the, abandon-
deacon McKay, in charge of Indian
travels, lie •produced a cigar, and.
mont of the,old national flag; first-hy
i�ork in 'the diocese, said he wished
his companions followed his example;
the church, and secondly; by tkae poo-
to •correct the ]nipression. that Tn•
`'A• match; .please.," said IXis Royal
n1e, in the cities of the Province of
CZuebec,
titans iverQ '(lying out Tri, reality Irl-
Highness.,. ,A match! There was.. but
'the
There were a good many. ofthea
ciui,s were incrryasirg. except `among
prairie bands, that bad. .to chazlge
ore match between whole party.
'The position was tragic, for the wind
n-
Bred heart religious flags, and nun-
dreds' of school children carried mina-
from .the dp�n tdr,. in good leather.•
trnta' find fresh buffalo meat, io cheap
,
was tearing: over the prairie. In or-
der to decide who should attempt to '
tare British . flags as. they . marched
cotton tents on the reserve, wherr-
l#eep the solitary. match alight in the
along.
insuffici-nt rationi were drrled :out to
wind lots were. drawn With blades of
Finest Peal In Canada.
tnNrn..In Aue t'irne the Indians would
disappear, as diel the Saxons, Alines
grass, The (lire responsibility .fell
upon the Bing. He lay on 'the•ground,
The congregation of Christ Church '
and Normans in Rrigland. One third
iind his companions gathered round
at Petrolia has been delighted at a
of the •Indicans -in the west belongeft
him' with outstretched coats as shel-
munificent gift made by J. L.Engle-.
to the' Anglican Churoli, due to the
ter, The.'match was lighted., so were
hurt,. chairman of the Temiskaming
church opt•ning the first mission at
I'll the cigars._ Never before or'since
and Northern Ontario Ttailway Com-.
Pas in 1840.
has the -Bing felt ,so •nervous --its when• -
mission, of the finest peal. of belle
—
he struck that .match in the vast
in Canada, not excepting.- Toronto
Not, What He Wanted.
prairie mules away.from any town or,
•and Montreal. The gift includes a
hnnie for the bells; which will be,
e
A ,,cotsman' walked into a Montreal
village.
added to. the present tower, and a
bookshop and, r,s the rssistailt
thought, risked for Robert Burns. On.
0 i! SiAfalo for Alborta .Dark.
new porch and steps for the church.
The gift is in snaps for
o£ the church.
b'Ang told this the proprihtor of the
The matt precious cargo of, live
Mrs, in em .:filled-' a high
shop himself got down three or four
stock ever carried in western Canada
.1+;ngis
place in the hearts of the congrega-
editions of•the poet anti took them to.
arrived a few dad's ago at Wainwright,
tiara.
the waiting Scotsman. The a+utitomer,
�11ta„ in the. torn) of g-1 buffaloes
however, shook his head hopelessly,
originally from the Pablo herd in
Amazing Gratitude.
and said, "It's nae'Rab^rt Burris I
'brit
Montana, but now transferred front
An amusing story is told by one
t2slcit Parr rubber bands!" ,
AL, Island Park at Lamont to Duf-
falo Park at this point: Two c'.led in
of the captains of a team• of collectors
for the Montreal Y.M,C.A. fund. He
The taildermist makes an Izonorable
route. <•
and a friend called on one of Mont -
living at' Askin game.—Phitadelphla
,
real's- wealthiest merchants, who re-
Arm
ceived them very warmly, and re- .
counted all that the Y.M.C.A, had...
`"' `�
done -for him. He concluded: "Yea, •
gentlemen all thin I have and pll
that I am0T owe to the t,i,M.C.A. Pitt
me down for $5."
'the Need for Woman servants.
Mr. Arnold Haultain of Toronto
urges the emigration autborities of.
Great Dritafn ' and the inzmigrt.tion
vi oncies in Canada to work together
with a view to furnishing Canadian,
)-,d cspcially Or.tario, homes with tin
Mi(tluate supply of domestic 'ser•
tants. 1$e lack of femme help In
t7•: l war ,. is a eerfoua problem in To.
• mlo and other Canadian eitios.
',•inrimen (ley not fill the bill. Therz
t�- mvd oper:ings for hundreds of
'Lo"I,;o tlonzestfcs,
Repeat it :- "Shiloh's Cure will al,
WAYS carte my 00119129 and colds." ,
August 3th, 1949
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