The Huron News-Record, 1886-05-12, Page 8The- News-fLOCOKED
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LOCAL NBSTS.
in and Around tie snub."
shwa aI..
THE NEWS RECOR17 has post-
.°t vekpa larger circulation than any
paper published in this section of the
:ProvinEe, .httu,° Amoral Ouzel
„proved thi$'ta the sctefsfaction,rrf ad-
vertisers who have. examined our list,
..which is now: and always• .hits been,
-aecessib2e-to those wko 'Awn business..
.And awsuave cui4eii; over one hundred
.names -since the last occasion on
which we satisfied doubting Thomases;
no less than seventeen additions last
..w.eek ' The double circulation of Tar;'
1*plvs RECQRD lays oyer them all.
;Fireworks 1 Fireworks I Fire-
works I for 24th May; all kinds at
Broderick's, .Huron street.
•a cord, .N9 anosva—'In inatty parts'
•of.the`icouvtty of Huron, iuoluding
;the .once moral town 9f Clinton,
there are at the resent ,time "local
brethren" occapyitug lu.0 lath,, "filling
appointmei to and "staijrrng itiner-
ants," whose very apparent -and un-•
disguised inconsieteney and filthy
conversation would be a disgrace to
a professed bar -(nein loafer. The
querulous and backsliding members
of dead churches not only tolerate,
but encourage, these self-important
spotterin their wickedness.. Birds
of .a feather, &c.—•judging by the
quantity of gold, yellow tips, feath-
ers, dead birds and other ingenious
devices, after the Style and, fashion
of infidel and irreligious France,
worn by those who are in the habit
of attending divine service, they
assemble not to .worship, but to he
worshiped., Ohl how . pretty they
looked. ---A lass hailing .fr91w Bea-,'
forth and a lad residing in Clinton;
after a sanguinary but aueeessful
encounter with the adveiary in the
barracks, retreated in good .order to
a limited pgrtlon of Princess street,
east, toward the sun -rising. Here
they stood ,.i maunder "arras" until
MOO in. the morning ; the "lass"
with . her head against a waistcoat,.
while the "lad" discoursed to her of
things divine. Next morning the
"lass" Tanned to her home in Sea=
forth with her spiritual strength greatly renewed,. and feeling quite
gingerly, -while the "lad" felt none
the less 3•picy for the seasoning im-
parted to a fellow -soldier. May;
their Shad --Cows never be less,oM:
WANTED, AT ONCE, A GOOD ACTIVE
BOY TO LEARN THE ART OF P};INANAAt,
APPLY ATTHE NEWS-REQ.9 rD4OFFICE.
3'oHN Mona -4N., of It 4ownship
of Stanley, has been •.gazetted Clerk
of the Seventh Division Court
(Bayfield). of. the .County of Iluron
in place of W. W. Connnor,' and
Wm, Cash License Commissioner
;for'Zest Huron .in place of
Shannon.
• R. C.. HAYS, of Goderich, Solicit
for of the Supreme Court of Judica
-turn for,Ontario,-.has been gazetted
notary public in and for the Pro-
vince of Ontario. And WM. Lewis,
of Stephen, to be Clerk' of the lith
Diyision • Court of Huron: in the
;place of John, Lewis. .
WgoDSToaa PROGRESS,,—Wood-
stoek is fast approaching maturity.
'Three tip-top weekly newspapers,
;pow comes Mr. Denholm; of the
Standard with a creditable daily
edition.: Itbears impress. ' of . the
' same vim and vitality that °liana-.
prised the inception of the weekly
Standard, and as Denholm • does
more than deserve success we hope
he will command it n .1 s latest
venture; .
A:ar TTrori'is directed to the ad-
vertisement of a musical and literary
entertainment by St. Paul's Guild
on next Monday' evening. This
entertainment is in aid of St. Mary's
,Church,.: Virden, Mon. ' It may be
mentioned' that former residents of
this town—well known andrespet;t-
ed -Mr. and Mrs. Joslyn. and :fam-
ily, are 'much interested 'in :this
,church. The following ladies'hnd
- gentlemen have kindly consented
.assiet in, the musical part of the
• >rograini is :,=bits. : R. Rensford,
Misses M. Jackson, Giffin, Kendal.„
Robertson, S. Greig; and Messrs. pro tem.assistant in the sore wvhe
GOT WHAT SHE • W,ANTED.=-T170
reputation of ow. Linton. merchants
fax supplying custorania with just
the goods they want' has become
proverbial. .Whether the article'
Ought for is the latest. thing out in
bonnets or' dregs goods or mantles ;
or a nebhy" suit of'clothes supple-
mented bye hat that is a. hat or a
caddy of ted of such exquisite flavor
that a draught of it would . Make a
Chinese. mandarin swish' that Lis
Palate reached down to the corn on
his off foot ; or:a. set of harness such
as Sharman is sending out to the de-
lectation
eleetatioi of •these who prize, laicely
caparisoned roadster ; .or a leggy of
the light -tuning qualities and spring-
midden
pring-
•c shion comfort of : diose made by.
Leslie or Hayward, .Clinton is po-.
�verbiai . far supplyiuig "just the
thin" in these •lines. But an in-
stance of the' very acme of adaptabi-
lity-on
daptabi
lity-on.•the part of our merchants to
the ' exigencies of the `dernands • of
customers '' moon • t?ieir• resources'
C ai'riage la$1.Q0up.
LLPAP ER
From 6a. a Roll up.
Carpet. Fait, Baskets, Fans, Silverware, Croquet, Rubber
Balls, Base Ball Bats, Hammocks, Foot Balis, School and
Office Maps, Building Paper, &c.
-WINDOW 'SHADES AND ROLLERS,CHEAP.
CLIRIS DICKSON, . CLINTON.
a -
was told .in put:. hearing. . teat
•iO4, The . statement is given
as we heard it, A lady `from a huts.
not a iii;ndred miles distant told her.
,dealer at llprne that she -"would go •
to 13linten and buy a,cati ge sot
her baby,theyare, not suc..r 1amo ,a is
thee as you are," She ;foun i• an
excellent ani otme*nt` in a sto' a 1.:.,,
As luck would have it here ,was
agent for -a boot and shoe firm.—A
noway team orses ca seri o
down Albert St. towards Fair's skill
cls things lively for afeaw uainiitos
Saturday afternoon. They t, were
owned. by Mr, McVettio.-.-Mx.
Frank Jones, 'Atm of Dakotui, is
temporarily 3rero. and he will offer
house and. lot, opposite the
woolen mih,,for sale on Wednesday
th.•�Mr, Calbiek,of Holmesville,
making a move to sell his farm
d will probably purchase a place
Clinton and reside hero. --Mr. R.
win contemplates putting up an
open iron fence around his grotty
grounds.—A minister last Sunday
referred to the 'brilliant :financing of
one his, flock. Upon toting up ox-
naes for the year he foundtittit he
d figriretl down hie church cont;ri-
tions.to twenty-five .cents for that
xiod..=Our town totem refers ,to
e� maniifaSture in i;otVn of buggy
tops, aeticr:#, etc., by Mr. P. W. Hay-
ward, as 'a . "new industry"' ]fere
The fact that Mr. Hayward has done
e largest business in.tliese lines in
-
the one of the' largest
the Provinco, for more 'than a
year past in the •harry ,Gantelon
shop does rgt' make it in><ich of a
w ltnclu�stry:" W: H. Cooper was
witness .in a libel.; suit at St.
homes lets, week. He can give
ewspapeir men a pointer or two
ow.=-Streetrumor has it that
Councillor Coats resigns to take the
clerkship, Mr. %Irnlling' 'will also
and offer fgr the vacant deputy
ooveahip.—�l.rbor day was a shady
one, not many enthusiastic lovers
rosary were to be been. j'E'I�es;;'ro
Pay end Canniilghame, Tnspseto
allocli. anal the teachers. took;
n interest i:i as;aitttn the.soholara
plant and • neige flowers in,
the-
Model:Sohool g o::.:gid.-=Mr. W.
anFgroonrl and. family .have re-
moved ao tativn from i,1,;9,i};—'rh
Baird. :Comedy. Coinpa�a� had a fat
case Ma�clay:irgstai;d the.•�aiidi
ace v�wo well n1F.a�ed; they \x111
ere the belance of. the tveeic:--
ouncille-: Cooper was in the Queen
•y last week.—Mrs H. JVIeLea:n
ot,uit}er1,'rom Detroit last week.
E�'l"Er��S'.. TO .. •THE. ED/TOR
c:z�'or ATewa-Fecord, ' S;6, ---As a property ovt-acr
a ep�t•yGx a.•1d•onettmesupportoran
oyFt to' yiip. Scott et, I 'challenge
any of alto •coanoiwlora whR vote
against endorsing the AmendTnept t
he Septi ? et, to resign and. test th
celitis of the ratepayers in• the mat
ter. I em willhia to lies.( �>ny shat
L ',be expense that 'IV fall upon
orn.jost to �teaoh the ,mall clique
wno'9hink•tliey ieprrsent thesoot
Troiiiloft.a�s law e'<,xidit7g commodity
•-ti`'r„�f�,"'xtaY=e6e=r�-w,w�i�..�ere�ie-=a
hence for Ambitious Ii. Maiinint�
cduira anee:
lussy ec ll y I''o i s
I'cl atar.l°S�tUs-�'�cOs d: . _ mt.
17cnr. believe, it i�1 noiv. certx
'tat ii(.r. John Cellan lot; our p. erietit tot
'et'<, fy ,�Alith to tempi and � that it
,lto et}iE: likely that our 1>re;ien`�7)ertt
Reeve will its},;n his Ir�sitiott,anei• lie:
ttiY,licaor foe flu) Clorkahllt �.owin�, aH
sir, in •all faii•uvas to the•eitrzeas pf,
oivn If t},e1n is itQ other pei'sott qualified
as that position than 1M1'iti. Coate.. 'la t
first l,lacc, lits. does not acct] the ptfa
ioittg a jyartper in a • 1vepltLy fiPtn
nerchgp;@ doillga gond trade in town:.
tlir; sot:oild•pispe ho 1(L$ no tight to rest
his ppnsitioti of Deputy Iioeve u}}til ilio
of the year as it Will cause sit unnecessary.
espouse upon ilio rategiYels ; in ilio th
,Taco there aro many worthy citizens well
gnaltt}ed io Illi the position to'wllom
salary of two hundred. Liollnrs,, thou
small would ho atttato>;ial hpib,'tasupl',
their famihcy. Also ho is alt et.^tro
ietly ntau,a and a member of°what
;noiv •ut town, to be "tile ,'tug'," by t
ring
known
meati a. little circle of "its,
selves,;, ygit, l;ttow," who cl�igl to have t
eight to qty who shall be • Mayor,
shall, bo ],eche, whd ghslll be lost
shall
: who
Reeve, who ells]] bo Clerk
sign ilio office pf Deputy Reeve and w
shall fill that office. Remember l;o
"ti,igs" havri ]]veil broken nl, before a
can be age}il. ti}l'Ito best laid schemes
step and 'plea {tails aft n,teo:" My ail?
as 1}n o�d ratepayer pt Clinton s,Willi�
gill to
•n oft
k 1
r ti do
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don't roam , jA i Yu. Y
Flown the cllalltsit$!+ frtl' one of the fiercest
ontests that Clinton shpt polieltl. C,
�inys, you �t1i,n't"hi<w'h"%ttis vategroFtlto ra
payers of Clintpjll,� ill 3'P.11r breeches pockets:
Lists �71'1'It1t trltCQt1.
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Brewer, J. -Jackson, Stb'er,;J,.Ctyts, the :at.y 11ed I"e: was a -a. ad
young ai.e.n w' :.'a a solemn fate a tri
1•ie evi,'eno:y. iriapMesae3 :•ie' lad;,.•
favo.ably ab mtid:s knowv:i he-.
want•:= -waned in "ingenious batty -
dead'," "Well . madam,"::said the
solemn faced ;young rna:. "we got
just the thing yen want, ir..genioits 1
I should.•, dint gut' b l y coaches
were ingenious," he salt',` SY'as1ibg
his bands' in the air.' "Heroic aa
arrangement to pat tile baby on t'.e
back every time it ci .e . ' You Ti eft,
a button attd it coddles baby :o
}naturally that it can't tell the did'ar-
m:me hi:14a n. th 'po',tie' a trI i:e (M I
mother At +'.11e same ti:ue a. speak -
ng uu .e,.$ QQ&a:,?a t ak, ..e the ki �';i
ear, -says 'Wake mane:'.,' or Goee
seep, pet.. Then theta • is a pocket
in the side of the coach out of w'iich
pops a :Witting ,,castle and.,altnets it=:
a , .1
mouth, a
•'a nret�...
e 'iii 'laity's o
sl d
1, la
finger tucks down the bib, while a
wooden finger tickles it on the liners,
and wo are ;pinking of adding the
Jgnes. nether. Awfully ingenious
did you say, T rather think .so., ]tut.
awfully espenitive.._ Then we have
yet another. kind with''a spanlciPg.
attachment .wvhicji can• be wo, Led.
by 'a donkey engine." "Ah,"
paid the lady, "do they they i1r ow you
in with it ?"' • "Iloyyever, t ao like
this one. Whet ! WY sixteen dol-
lars. Well yen eau seridit to this
a ltlreee-- ;. • If • the coact] is not
inienious yeti certainly' are, good
day." -Now dwi't gq and say i;l)kat
this. tools p'aea at Dicksun.'a bock
Cbiibei MT Pilcher w{.il gry
RA' Orgar; solo;
Ci.ow - "i t�h� eat crow," said
the Kentuckian, "biit:haig me of I
hanker arier it." Mr. Blake by his
Iri;eh resolutions in the Iiouse . the
Athey slaty as much as said; "T' can
get: along with the Iris] -votes; but
Jiang me. if I hanker •arteir the . Irish."
All -which brings pa the rontkrthe•
statement', that Pr. Blackall' and J.
W. Cook, owner of Young 'Accid-.
.ental, kin shoot crow,: bi;t Jiang ine
• ,ef'I think they hanker very ntegl}
_, arter.it as an article of food.' Tlow-
(ever this maybe, these two sports
. - gra'-leisur-e13� .d•ivsivg.�.ixlto.�to...
alone the Seaforth road .one day
last week'when'thereput in an apt'
peep pce'a feathered biped specimen
of the blecic carnivorous tribe, of as
"himself
as 1tZr Blake i
•e a acct
sombre s .,.
e a .. .
and with as musical ib croak as ever
Cartlyi:ight regaled the ears of • the
Cenest. yeomen in. the• adjoining
township of Tuckersmitii.
.eawship, "caw.'cl." 'Pr. • Blackall.
ivol:tcle, ed -i f Sir Richard had• got
lost Char or thargbottts while exlilain-
ing to the Scotchinen 'qt. ;.Tinker-
pinitli that he had voted for Blakeis:re-
• cblutions of syropathy with Parnell
and dynamite 'on acaount o' his
rash side, tlta','by tie•lausof here-
dity he inherited from his maternal
ancoate 13t�t J.'W, Co.ik, lacltell'c
leonipanioia, ?yfth the ,Meering
stinet of a born spomtawan,'' c i• ?t
sight„of the crow just as it flewv•over.
the'lierse'e herd. Quicker than, but
equally as certain as that, Cameron
will be do' i erl }n 'WestHiu•oit, Mr.
,Cook'.s..pistol. was levelled; at ..the
aro',t*,'a 'd he shot hin} on the wing,
the horsy just going ,'apt. eurough to
• +Mn
.f' that the
iittL! t ce
b
a a
rwrid so
y
bi id l pedonth) it as ba3.ly word:
ed a. t; .intro' and Carttyri ht have
been by the "ti?ur" i o rii at Ottawa
4116 ctlr;:e)atJsossken of Parliament.•
r , 'i3 ti�rs nY iii4-1114,—The tett]:
poem rc in pile of the town chureliee
g
• nst Sad ath was so cold Cutin the
. lli , a
time of eerviee tie tc pi oy'e ixotir nu=-
' ,Comfortable and iajhriolls to tl10
• worshippers, &soutbled there. gg:
Jit} tiwood can still be bought for $3
THR COLONIAL AND INDIAN
EXHI13ITTON
Was opened in London, England,
May 4. The Queen attracted much
attention by. her toilette, which con-
tained a conspicuous departure froin
the sombre black' in which the pub- -
tic have been so long accustomed
to see her. She wove- a black silk
dress trimmed with, beads and'lace
and a black bonnet relieved by a
large. white ostrich feather. The
music w ,.grand. 'Among the num-
bers wag '"Dome Sweet Home."
This was sung••,by Mine..A.lbani, a
French Canadian, and thrilled the
vast cenag'urse.'beyond expression.,
The immense choir of carefully
drilled voices,�iccompanied by the
great organ and orchesl;ra, rendered •
the "I3allelujah Chorus" with pow-
erful effect. The, Qhlef. features of
the opening- ceremonies,, however,
was the singrng, of the new British
'ode composed by. 'Lord Tennyson
and sotto music by Sir Arthur, Sup
lime for the occasion. The Queen
was much affented by the singing of
the odea She -smiled and nodded
approval ever each patiotie •senti-
nient rendered and was fairly radiant
. with pleasure. when'the vast'audience
caught up• the poet's. spirit,. and
vented their joy .in ` deafening
thunders gf applause::
THE TEXT OF. THE ODE' .
is as £ollowe :�•
Welcome 1 welcome! with one. voice
In your welfare we rejQice,
Sons and brothers, that have. sent, .
-From isle an'd' cape and Continent,
Produce .of your field and flood,
Mount and'ntine and primal wood
Works of subtile, brain and hand;
And splepdprs •of the:, morning land.
Gifts from eyery British zone;;- -..
Britous'1 hold your pwa1 - .
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s:,41'0, thovi; there two• 004,1jnl rt
some very tuttenious baby coaches
rrzmp Lo .tr s. -• TI'Eis d dwa1 ds. of
Goderich,' shetnt o� few hgurs in (;iiia.(
Mon ono day as week on returnintr •
Stretford
n i S t
fr a i t , friends > c
v
} s f in
enol London 9 A young lady lost a.
sil)all open-faced slyer watch on the
streets of Clinton a short time ago,
If the finder wishes tg 1'ectore it to
the owner and will ca11 at this office
0. Iva .- y
full infprmrrLion will he � n. .
Sharman the Harness masker is tug`n:
ing out 'excellent wo}i{ and large
gnailtitlee of jt. -;It isre nosed that
towtl plct'l allon4cr` will resign
gad ii}lco the position gf poi111rie>cial
a
•
May we find, as-agea gen,
The mother featured in the: son,
And may yours for ever be
That oln.strength and constancy
Wbicli hasmade•your fathers great
In our :ancient island state';
Auld where'eraier•flagmay -$y
Glorying between sea and sky, -
Make the might. of :Britain known-
Britons 1 hold your own 1
Britain. fought ger eons of yore ; • .
Britain failed] and never more .
Clareless•of our growing kin,
-Shall We sin oiir'fathers' sin
Men that in a narrower day—
Unprophetic rulers they—
Drove from out the mother's nest
That young. eagle of the west,
To forage for. herself alone -
Britops 1 hold your ower t' .
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Clothiers, - Furnishers and. Ratters.
CLINTON.C
Linen Collars & Cuff's
An Immense Assortment of all the New Styles,
Q-4
One. of the Largest-
ks
and F'i�nest Sloe
West • of Toronto,
in all the .Latest`
Shapes.
Igl'Conie and see our' Goat Display of .SHIRTS, a
. 3. Prices ever quoted' in Clinton,
the �:�rveut Px v
f41.
MEN'S FINE HO )IERV, ..
° cKN'S FINE: BRACES.
Off- MEN'S FINE UNDERCLOTHING,
Sharers of one glorious past,
Brothers, must we part at lust''? `'
Shall we not through good and i11,
Cleave to one another •still ?
Eritain s myriad voices o .ill :
Sous, .be ivejctod, each aid all,
Tu:;o one Imperial"whole—
One v,tith Briton, heart and soul,'; • __
(1rie li,•e,oneflag, one tleei,ono throne-(
Britons, hold your own 1
And God guard all.
The last part of • the ode, as will
be seen,
mals s
ig
nifa
t allusion
to the present
crisis' in British pol-
itios. At the Q.onclusio_t of the ode,
the•Queen prpneunced the Exhibi-
tion opened, and passed out, the.
choir singing. "Rule Britannia."
Her majesty received another ova-
tion during her departure, and
plainly indicated how greatly. pleas-
ed she was with the enthusiasm
which her presence evoked erery-
where. The Queen's deolare.tion that
the Exhibition was • opened was
signalled to the public by a groat
fl.ouvi.,h of . trumpets • in. Hyde Park;
,followed by the .firing of .4 royal
salute. .
Ne »t day the Queen telegraphed' the
Governor General s
London, 'May 5th, 1886.
"The opening cif.the E;„hihition
went Of splendidly, I was delight
ek to see so many of .iny Canadian
iFbjopts'.
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Li.Cr MAJ : 1 " TirE QUEEN 2 '
- • C.Le,wa, :tizay 5th; 1883,
"Lori. Litnsaowne returns his.
humble thanks for your liIiijesty's
t1ss age, whirl{ he will make known,
here', and offers his congratllatiot a r>a STvORB
f of Camcda. T ,REE DOORS WEST 'OE:DIO3 SON'S_B OK _..__
on behai
Tly command, : jt.A., On nanny,
mmememmmllMnrlilMMIIaMllft
01%, T • FOUUff 1
Those wlip want a
Suit,' iV
1
That C.'C RANCE & CO; carry
-- --1-The Largest Variety
In the County. Call"and inspect before perchasing
elsewhere,
0.
MICE & CO.,
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