The Huron News-Record, 1889-12-11, Page 8ttAmtle
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This itowdorelever varies. A marvel of purl.y,
strength and wholesomeness. More economies.'
than,the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In
c)mpetition with the multitude of low test,
retort weight alum or phosphate powders. .' ' l•
c dy in cads. rooms BAs Na "owees. Co. LI
Wall St.1 N. Y.
The Huron News -Record
81:60 a Year -$1.25 in Advance.
a'3Z' The rn.so does not Flu justice to his business
ho speeds tease in a•tuestisi,y, than he does io
rent. -h T. STewanT, the ,nillionnire vn rant
of New Yo„ k.
Wed+resiP,y, • Dcr, lltlt 1889
de" You will find the nicest assort-
ment of Fancy China Goods for use-
ful Xmas presents at DICKSON'S.
PARLOR CO •)L S•rove for sale, at a big
barga•n. Apply at Tom Nlstvs-REcoitu
office.
WE F. canoe in a few days about
$1000,00 worth of Miscellaneous Books.
These are a direct Shipment iron) Geo.
Routledge & Sons of London,England, and
left Liverpool on the 17th inst by the
Steamship "Parisian" of the Allan Li ie.
CHRIS DICK:401C, Clinton.
Boy Wanted.
To learn the Art of Ptinting. Must be
truthful and honest and have a fair edu-
cation. One whose parents reside in town
preferred. A good opening for the right
Foy. Apply at
THE NEWS•RECORD OFFICE
I3'AN elegant lot of New Plush
Goole received this week at DICK
SON'S Bookstore.
1.
PROF. Lo a1'rE', "'NNWSvwrzst,ti's
creating greater interest than ever its 11.
parts of the country, and persons )vi,I1ing
to improve their uowory should send 1'n•
his prospectus tree as advertised hi another
column. 579-4t
- ORANOF, CHART, with glass and frame,
for sale at •a very low: figure. Apply at
Tiii NEws•T:ccur:i, office.
OVER 5,000 RoLL.S OF WALL
PAPER, latest designs, just received
at Dickson's Rook Store. Look out
for bargains.
•
PrtvA. , no, : , •r,.-Thrrs or fot •
young men wino may w'ab to teal a arraag -
ments fo. the ne:.t Colleg.ate 'Institute
term can secure boa.•1 at a private Loose.
Apply at the News -E,•. o office
•
TEE C int• n Gun Cluh want a large
number of live pigeons, to be delivered at
the Queen's hotel on or before the 1901.
A match will take place in Clinton on the
20th.
ear Xates nu'obers of ti'e leading
English, American and Canadian
papers are now for sale at DJ ,•,isON'S
Bookstore.
A Canuv SOCIAL : ml este.ia•'•'ment will
be given on Monday the 160 fast 'n St.
Paul's au ch Schoolroom, by ire Women's
At' -ilia, v, admission 10 cents, candies
extra. A11 cordially :vitt .
Rost::t's,uv's Great Gift Sale comunen•1ep
to -mors ow.
415r CHRISTMAS will soon 120 hone.
Make your selections early. Pick
out what you want and we will put
it away for you till lases eve, if
you wish. -C. DICKSON, Clinton.
•Go to Jotts,;•,o l and ARMOR, Albert
street, for bargains in Robes, Ho'•se Cloth-
ing, Mat nes4, etc. etc.
Trt.r, LEI , r HHE of lion. Will Cuarb •c}:,
ex. Lieut. -Gov. of Indiana, to he deliver-
ed under the auspices ot the Mechanics
Institute promises to be an elltertaiilment
of no ovtlinary•metit. Gov. A. G. Porter
sreaks of'Alr. Cumback in the following
tattering.terms a-"t1ov. Will Curnback
is en.lmred with st (king ori•;inality of
thought, asel a rare gift of humor. Ilia
humor is Rover allowed to dero1erate into
drollery, but is skillrul'y used as an aid
to sust in the 4nterest in his theme. Ilia
style is pure and concise and his voice
admirable. Town hall, Cliutc.i, Doer 19.
ter RAPHAEL TUCK & SON'S wefts-
•'^ Christmas Cards and Novelties
have arrived from London, England.
They are the nicest in the world
and the prices are very low this
year. For sale only'at 1)u I eoN's
Bookstores, Clinton.
LOCAL NEWS.
i rt and Around. the "flub.'
Iowa A.
MR. CEO. HAS,.EY has been laid
up with an affection of the bo•uchial
tubes, but is getting better.
EXTRA servicts have been held
during the week in the Ontario St.
Methodist church, some o7 them
commencing et 5 o'clock iu the
morning,
3f,, 1Hn. COMBE has purchased the
Race)? residence,
HOLY COMMUNION at St. Paul's
chuioh next Sunday mot niog at y
o'clock.
MRS. A. J. COURVOE Of Clinton is
visiting tree maw/ thtende at Dun-
baroon.-PLIberi:eg Newt.
MR. JOHN A. PROCTOR, of Holmes -
villa, returned the other day from a
visit to friends in Michigan.
MR. J. H. Comae has taken up Toys, Books., Novelties, Fancy Goods, Notions,
.his residence on the Racey property, :&c., &c. We offer a GREAT VARIETY of APPROPRIATE PRE -
which he recently purchased. e S'EN'T for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children. We can supply a suitable
IIOLIDAY :-: PRESENTS �
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4e
We are ready for busiuees with an immense assortment of CHRISTMAS
GIFTS. THE NEW, THE NOVEL, AND THE BEAUTIFUL aro
all included in our spleudid line of
Ex. MAYOR FORRESTER the othee
day attempted an amateur anatomi-
cal operation but desisted after hack-
ing his knee and corning into contact
with the bone.
COUNCILLOR JOHNSTON atteuded
the shouting match, at Mr. Bast 's,
just across the Holmesville bridge,
on Wednesday last, and brought
home four cr five fine birds.
MESSRS CHRYSTAL AND BUCK, the
well known boiler makers ot'(a'del •
ioh, offer to establ',h a 1.• eettine
and general r.,paue eht,p 1r Seef•.rth
pr..vided they are given a h nee of
vti3O; 0. The firm 1•e a reliable one.
OFFER AS REQUESTED. -At the
unanimous request of the vestry of
St. James' Church, St. Mary's, the
Bishop of Hugon has offered the
appointment of rector of the said
church•to Rev. T. W. Magahy, of
Seafnith.
A. RAILWAY is hooted from Hanril-
tuu via Listowel and Blyth to CToder•
ich. With the curnpletion of this
and the one from Guelph J•.ont.ion
via Clinton o some poiut or points
on Lake Huron the geed, t'esalted
eras v.ifl have beeu tapped petty
liberally.
MR. ELI BA1'aS.AN, now of Silver
Lake, Indiana, is on the old stamp-
ing grounds here, fur a time. He
hus concluded to dispose of his farm
in Goderich township and the im-
plements thereon at the Commer-
cial Hotel, Clinton, on Saturday
Deur. 14.
/ Mo. D. CooK lost a dollar bill
Saturday evening in his store. Mr.
§. J. Andrews found it on 'the dem-
per or the stove, almcst acceded,
and returned it to the owner. Mr.
Cook in ietuin seated the crowd to
applre, about 18 COS.:Were partak-
ing in the feast.
Met. Ar'tx Me•-esov, reete of
Vaughan township, the place or his
i„ 1h, dei there one day '1st o-r••lr.
11 -ceased rO•(A series ag., 1: red In
1.•,'bore() ..•,reship, resent., of
.14..••on, a'rd filled the pesstis,n of de-
• ,,i.v reeve apal tot• the time he re•
aided there.
Q. C's..-Ihe Dominion autbo, ities
Fare heed ref everting a rs.''n .•: of
delete; otic : a •l'dt-ns tut 1 high ten eel
Q, .,d.,'s G•,.•••s:1. A bother t1•e
neini,ialed when they see she Q. C.
t;enkedorsse lar th.t,guntleinen'enames
v) is' e••iiclode that it meees Queer
Cass deponent with not.
WILL SHE 'MIEN SFE WON'T. -
Three years ago seven gills in
Huron county resolved never to
marry. Now they aro all provided
with husbands except one arid
arrangements are in progress for
her marriage at an early date.
Verily, when a woman says she
won't she will,
AUCTIONEER CARLiNG, of Clinton,
/has received notification from a New
o•k ba ring fire) that there are
$150,000,000 of uac'aimed tnoney,
in ' Europe awaiting distribution
among heirs in Amesic.i; and that if
he will send his name wi•h other
particplars he will hoar of some -
thine to his as;vantage. A syndi-
cate is talked of for the purpose ot
forwarding Mr. Carling's inquiries.
BLOOD W'LL TELL. -That Cana-
dian blood will tell in all the posi-
tions of life, among the many, in-
stances of it in Chicago, and more
especially just now when that city
is booming for a World's Fair there
in L892 at a cost of $10,000,000, we
find, among the other liberal sub-
scribers to the fund, Rnnj. Allen,
formerly 'of Goderich, down for
$2,500. Mr. Allen is a brother of
;.In. Aut.souy Allen of Colborne and
Mrs. Georges Cox and Mrs. Abra
ham Smith of the circular town.
111n.C; •a,l' .rt,e ccnddeputy-
lnrva r•1' S,eph•:I,, bus dec's od hes
•lenti,.u) sJ Irsign :'.-e office fur
,.tee el i,,o yea _N.. •e( Ti,. see
ti r0 41 f.•'li ha,.,e that this ;once t
fe ore .,ell roe's des!. All Either is
ono of t"o hast ,,nsted, niolth IUiet'i•
wee, e•4i 1•'ue si mem'oere ot' Our
s•,,, ei 1. it;.e1'..•rent.•e„Shonld it teen
eel, lu 1.0 c. act, Stems llu•r,n
eo,•'e1 rot r'•' better than so seed
Mr. El'hor i r'stern:ent Chet eou-
sl itu.,',cy ;n tie Unia'e'u A85eml.l r,
Ile w-,,r•'ri 013 e edit :e its'^., .
auto 1.• r•, Ile is eye "g aed of
cun,:Jr, 1.10 f..esin of r',.. ;eerie, and
1,4 00 •'Ut ••''-'0 n •y dlso, rieey to
the B • :•t A .eh. 1.s9hn,.. who now
rot, filo t'.irling, when we soy
that A};.r.i't•e. .,. 1e1 b- an irnt•iovo-
meet on Il'''•r,.,, We do nut rig re
with ties l:. l• ,;:l;'•n of Gode-ioh
that Al r, Ell -'I0.1 is ueily an "Rid
fit n.e," 11.•1 it he Inas seen
hie i,eht ftsy, • d it wo..1.1 he an act
ore^.0:ni,•i; .0 him to tett •e vulnutari-
ly .sheer ho deposed.
Gift for OLD or YOUNG, at any sum ynu desire to spend.
Chris. Dickson, Linton.
MISS E>1MA LkIRD, of Toronto,
e visiting Mrs. Jus. Reith.
MR. W. M. KNIGHT, of Code. "oh
township, gave 'Test NEwa-Reeoau
a frieudly call yesterday.
INOPECFOIt Tom, of Goderioh, was
in town Friday and Saturday and
iu connection with Inspector Mal-
loch examined the students attend-
iugsthe Model School here. Satur-
day afteinoou inspector 'I'olu pro-
ceeded to Seaforth on the saute hugi.
ness, and was similarly engaged at
Goderich on Mobday.
IF our readers should see any-
thing exeeediogly funny in this
weeks News-RE:olro blame it 00
Grip's Culnical Almanac for 1890.
We have received two copies of
that interesting annual. One of
thein from W. Cooper and Co's
bookstore aull the other from the
publishers, with the •coo plimenie
of both firma.
TURN we now from gay to grave.
We have 'received from Chris. Dick-
son, bookseller, a complimentary
copy of the Canadian Almnuac for
1890, a valuable compendium o'
useful information. A work almcet
indispensable to every business man
and farmer. It contains the Dames
of all the post offices iu the Domin-
ion, the Canadian tariff of Cnstonis
etc, els. - ,.,• ..
MR. JAHES POTTER whose farm
adjoins Blyth shipped to Alont:ua,
short time ego, a.'thoro' bred Cots•
weld ram, for breeding purposes on
a ranch ;bele. It was shipped by
express, the charges amounting to
80.00. It goes witboalt•sayiug that
the "beagle" must have been an ex-
cellentoue to justify such a large out-
lay for transporration charges, and
Mr Potter received a correspond-
ingly good Fgure for it. '
SAID To- TFr•.TI1E- . TIE -sr .-•The
folln,.ing;oin iy was d;see.e''1 in
Crernrren' s said 1r) be 1. y a,• ; rl ha best
kr,. ,s1 :--At the hist indication of
dil,ht.he•ia in the 11, ,at of a child
mal a the seem c• -•.-e; tee.' i'lr -, a
tin tap feed pour lets) it a qu'ait',ty
Pt '• and terpeetine, eq"i,l ports.
Thou held else ( •n (,t,v his li e so
eq 1J 1-111 ;'.16 iu•im )1 ii.h 1...1.,r. ' I'he
le patir,it, 'n- ..rtielg t:1e r...'ws
will e.,uoh up ,,.d spit ...,t all the
menlbravonq wetter; sod the diph-
theria will pelta off, The f,• ties of
the ter and tu•pentiue 1,;•,es.n the
matter in the threat and thus PT..•drt
ing the relief ih-t bas baffled the
skill of phjei^iaus. '
'ESOPHAGQTOSIY.-The following
is takers r• t: The J% s ,'.•e, and the
medical ma,, '• ilei .d t, is a Cel-
lbo•tsar "bo,'•. 1' .d -f,a Salle. a
le ot ng tees, veto,, o• age, residacg
,i the city ':', 1.141 misfortdne to
Iv
wallow a sat of 'se te.-th on Sen -
ay. The rubber s'at.e •'r conne,:-
Iv
with his tteVht, 41 dee•al anger -
Mei at, ek in hie ces.eplr..Jus. -fa
pas ie,,t.,d to tb, h. S..il•.1 and the
#phYbh•i.es Lille fie•en. it ieeposeible
Lo remote th's obet .,•stt.,,1 tts•oroh
the mouth. A o1•I seltatlon was
hold on the case yenta day, w hen it
was de,eided t',at the perfur•i.auca of
resop'•.eagr,tomy was the oily menus of
r •vieg La Salle's life. Now,
ts.-c•ps's gotn"y is :•n ogee etir•n w rich
had neve' :sere -0 b:.•.n pf-rf•• as;sd
ie the hnr,,•it•tl nr in '1', ode).
However, `t)r. Me• 1', hagls he:e.•tied
the 1 „il'e and. ilea t, -11,h tare : -ken
out s;;:user• 11y. Who sus the
iiiir eine ot•'ltelo0ta are not oral,ing
pis, s se l
,JULY 12TH 1890. -The committee
en the coming coleLration took in-
itiatory steps in the matter a short
time since, and the result, 83 far, is
very satisfactory indeed. Our busi-
ness men and citizens in general
ale strongly in favor of having a
monster celebration in Clinton next
12th July. Liberal assistance,
financially, has already boon offered.
There is no reason why 15,00)
visitors cannot be brought to 'Cline
ton on the occasion. Tho commit-
tee will shortly call on our people
with a subscription list and we
believe all will respond liberally.
United-rction will bo required, and
Clinton can have the largest gather-
ing ever witnessed in Western
Ontario. It is intended that many
attractions, sports, etc., will bo pro-
vided, if the funds will permit, so
that a great day's enjoyment will be
in store for the great multitude.
1' ei thor particulars will be made
known in a short time. In the
meantime our citizens and businetq
men will be asked to unloose their
purse strings.
ORANGE Ec Fc lee N. -At the annu-
al uu:etims of 1.. O. L. 710 ea Mee -
day eveeing the following offiue•s
were elected and in.. tiled for the
es • ant tet m: -W. AI., 13ro. W.
Smith; ra-elentod; 1'. M., Bro. John
Ford,re-elected; Chaplei o, Bro. Geo.
Hanley, ie-a•Iected; Itnuording Sec.
reiary, Bro. P. Centelon, re•elected-
Financial Secretary, Bro. A. M;
Todd, re elected; '1 reasurer, Bro.
Wm. Murphy; Dir. of C•r., Bro,
W. A. Joss, re eleete I; Lecturer,
Bro. W. S. Swaffield; Committee,
1). Cantelou (1st), Wm,
N'etker, Honour S. Couper, Chas.
Tw,ed,y, '1'h.e. Kea; us; Tylere,
tiros. C. Nimmins anal David Steep.
PuopuETto.-It will be remem-
bered that the menlh.+ra of the High
Cowl of Canadian Order of F••,es-
tors when in session -last sou)tner• in
.Londou presented Rs o. John smith,
of Clinton, with a handsome void -
heeded wino ay a testimony to his
eminent ,forth and unflagging inter -
fret as a member and offi••ial. They
seemed to ho pruphetiaeD.114=thine
donees. For Mr. Smith has had
need or t're staff i1) C••118.'11.• -QCs It
00 i,,j,• •y snvteiued. And these
de.8when the winked well people
can s,ar0e+l,y steed ou the el !tipsy)?
pavenl0rlte, Mr. Snaith pu'•snes an
up,'ght . tenor armed by bro•
therly instinct with an unfailing
support in his time of it al. And
as be en eases his hand on the almost
yielding 18 karat knob of Gold,
doubtless ho inu•murs, the ways of
a good Forester are pleasant and
all his paths are peace.
A FRIENDLY SHOOT. -Friday the
Cl'ftton Gun Club went down to
Exeter to have a friendly shooting
match with the Exeter Gun Club,
at live pigeons. The contest took
place at the Central Hotel, Thos.
Atkinson, proprietor, who did
everything in his power to forward
the sport. Thirty competitors took
Dart. There were five prizes offer-
ed. First and second prizes went
'o Saunders and I. Hanford, respec-
tively, of Exeter, third went to E.
Hovey, Clinton ; fourth and fifth
prizes were divided among John
Johnson and Geo. Ilincbley of
Clinton and Jas. Westacoit and P.
Curtin of Exeter. There were 300
birds in all, each man had ten birds
to shoot at and very few escaped
the deadly aim of the " sheotists."
Dr. Blackall of Clinton maoe the
fourth highest score but not being
in the "sweep " took no place.
The match was conducted with the
greatest impartiality and with dis•
patch. The Clinton. Club aro loud
iu their praises of the extremely
handsome manner in which the
Exeter Club treated them.
A MODEL ACT.
The pupils of the Model School
s.aent a very pleesent evening 1r.st
Thursday at the residence of our
r'ese•vedly popu'ar Model Scheel
P iucioal. Iu the cellist) of the
evening Mr. Lough was prebented
with a fine silver cream and sugar
ssaud and the follow,ying
ADDRE81! :
Dear Teacher, -As rhe session for this
•:ar has drawn to a clow', thus te.winat•
.,g one cop nectioe as true,••ler and students,
we wish is sono way to a :press our
apnrcciatio t of your labors which we lope
will ho ,• aductivc ref nlrtch good. Please
accept this present as a slight tokc., of
the Ligl, esteem in which )00 arc field.
Mey you end yo:1 •s nle.'t with eve; v soc-
cese ' , f'.0 (attire. •s, :ill; sg 'Tod the
co • p'1ime Ips of the season We leer ' ,
(sir ;Jed cn behalf of the h lents).-
Misses ids Murch and Jennie Fraser,
Messrs. D. McGregor'1nd William Sloan.
-Reports from Charlotte, N. C.,
are to the effect that a cyclone passed
over a portion of Buford County
Thursday, blowing down houses and
unfeeling trees One family, cone
aistie of father, mother, and four
children, was entirely wit ed out, all
being , ,tantly killed
-Last week a cousin of Police
Justic'',aidlaw came sot)aklandCal.,
Cal , and the Judge went on a spree
with him. 7'ney took pussesaion of
a toed huuse and smashed the furnie
tufa r d Fret ;;e',tday Judge
Lel,l/aw :d in hie Court, and
ll's (teat ace . as to publiclr'y accuse
himsel?of bug drunk and disorder-
ly and to fine hirnaelf $50, He
ordered tha fine entered on the res
cords. The Judge made a state-
ment coofs ssing his sin and promise
od to resign should he ever get
drunk again.
XMAS -:- OFFERINGS I
Does this line strike anybody as something suitable for
Christmas Offerings ?
Men's Fur Collars, - $ 3.50
Men's Fur Gauntlets, - 4.00
Men's Fur Caps, - - - 4.00
Ladies Storm Collars, - 5.00
Ladies Seal Caps, - - - .17.00
Ladies Lamb Caps, - - 10.00
Ladies Lamb Muffs, - - 14.00
O -O
We show a New Stock of
NECKWEAR, suitable for
Christmas Gifts, and the
Ladies should made a note
of this. Something New in
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
-o-o-o -o-c -
JACKSON BROTHERS,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS, CLINTON.
After The Fire
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A -:-G REAT-:- BONANZA
CLOTHING!
o_ , 7,._,,:..m ■
Thece are at least two ways of making people warm -by
Fire and by wearing Good Clothing. Although the late
fire made things pretty warm for us, we rescued from the
flames a few choice rolls of
Panhiugs, Suiliugs, OYcrcuatils,
&c., and have determined to make
A Great slaughter in Prices
ON TIHESE GOODS.
See the Goods. Ascertain the Prices. Fine Tritamings.
Good Workmanship.
A combination, at Low Prices, that should make intelli-
gent buyers warm for the winter months.
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NEW GOODS Coming.
In a short time an elegant new stock of Goods will
placed in our store. In the meantime come art 1
what we can flu for you.
F.SHEPHFA
THE LEADING TAILOR,
Smith's Block, opp. Post
CLINTON.
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