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*t' highly 0Ml0+trd *oes w.ithiruk,w►7�i' q,
jts leaves 4 wrih,; es!o #901-a,44 a daugh t
/ha biter being ik nits of • It Be ntfilt4,.
Vitt 04+ of the sous lives at home, wt4a
other one,,,Wllliam, hsit}g scopic d i'tiOht.
a►go« Mr\$ale WWI eoentlay uk.d to ao-.
oep6 the V:ige•.preai 'goy" of the British.
'41(4o9latioti• for the Advgneemaot of
tis hav, n tihing • ,gofenee, wbioh aur to want in Toronto.
an. • disccesfoii next: epaomer, ,,but owing . to advano-
y. ake plate. be- n� years deoiirigd this, very great honor.
lot in thatutib- otsvlthStandIntl his aoquiremest 444
ugh standing lit the,literary World,, he -was'
* man of .exeeediegly modest demeanor,
and nooth% wee leo distasteful to hips
ostentation and display, The. foilowing
hiographToal sketch from the Oyolopedis
of anadian.Biograpby, foamed „ill Toronto
in 1888,ill. be .of interest;
Hora io. Hale, 11d. A., Rag, Was hero
on
lifilY•8iarlerit in Newport, N. H. 114
was a iqn of the distinguished authoress,
Mrs. Sarah,. 7.,Hale; :and of Dayid Hale, a
leading lawjielr of I+lewpokt. $e graduated.
ai`Harvasd in X937, where he was ,so high
ly distinguished for hie Aptitude in the ao
gnieition of languageet that whilst still en
undergradntate' be was selected to fi1i the
post of'phiiologiet to the Visited, Eltattes eir�
ploi;ing expedition, commanded by Captain
Wilkes. The result of his learned lriyesti,
gatloaa Will be .found in vol, vitt 'a Ilthno .
graph)! and Philology," of the series of
workawbioh -compose the history of 4h44,;
noble .enterprise. M. HAWS iaielllgailt+
1}bora hays' elieitell• warm comtnendaticn
fromliigl,Yy reepeotehle•authoritiea,'bWilrat
home and abroad. The dnstinsufshed Eng
lith philologists Dr'. T,athann,; in his recent.
work on the •" Natural iietory sad 'Pixie
tiee , of -Man," remark? that. Mr, Hale's
• work contain8 " the .greatest; mane of phi -
Sunday, in place !plosion' data ever accumulated by a'single
Henderson, of; inquirer," .After the compn • letioof this
"Rouse on Wed- work, Mr; Hale vi!eieteet Europe and other
Farted the ladies
HIP. O ir• ootew
aeauXtting that
egad or 'crctolred
Ynththy matter,
g to accept -this.
mitigate afi1 pub -
end to its heart's
No*E$, -- The
sur horrid 4n
41eventh time,
kc •; who was
field township;
pl-d, and was
fof the house.
opportunity of
of Sea1oi;th,
Mn of excellent
• he 'for the se
qt for the gse:of
Mates were sup-,
lent dinner :on
they apparently
iif cine were die-"•
eg•cogld not eat
Idly visited_ the
day, and enter-
ith choice ,vocal
pace,' *Meeh was
ig•Xouitig preach
•
—
portions .of the ea stern continent, and on
bis, return'weae' earnittted' to therbax in Phi-.
and fashion: °ago in 1855, He filially' took rip 'his' reel:
I'n the Town deuce in Clinton; H'e ,haa eince devoted his ,
time , partly to rofesetonal: pursaias, and
were delight ,partly, to goientiific inytestigetions, chiefly
ntireprogram ln'languegee, Lena in ,that attractive and.: strictly, high ini errant study''of recent growth, know •
':g; d•
anrefieotg.
o e-'ot as anthropology., or""rite wniener) of man:'
rn the ooarea of .tlleae ingniriee he has vis -
eat' yarionq Indian.tribee in Oaned& and,
wa' ootettLle,''
aid the aeeend, nit d t t a,. lid, corded on an
i iberumeniai
*j ni'restats • of.
his'rese v. .. , rr the 6reipe
nn� utas a de
actionsof learned ?Moieties and in sole
e Mtsa C amts" , separate: publications •d.'lie most import"
. o"t(t�er fiev ant of these is an octavo, volvnie, entit=
iilli;"'n�B ione'on led:" The Iroquois; • book of- $;ices, which
itis itis deep, -appeared in 188 , in the "Tiibra of Aho-
tli to Mr3sr- xiginai"American ',iteratnre,Yedited by
the distlbguiebed •ethnologist,• D. G. Brio -n
ed 'him"` on'" " • s� toil, of, L'hiladelplhia,; The. baeis of this
who is eo ,well work is $` curious, mannsoript—pr rather •
-laving epee ae(a •
two manneoeipts—i n the MohaMwk• and On
excelled herself on
ially, liked'her sec• onciega dialects, relating•,ko.the origin; laws
'
and .ceXemonisl'neage9 of the ring -non; ',On-,
tr girl,'' josh suits federaoy. 'These manuscripts, whose coin..
strong; and" free ,position detection the last'ceiitnry;,-were
ult ofi modern'
v°°'discovered and; translated .by Ate, bale,
atlan, isa Fieh wlao has prefaged his "tier''sion With a full
rminglyhvo id. aocopnt,of the Troguois people, The emi-
r, and in two rear- neat historian,G.,$hea,, saya:of this.
3yrgn, an$ Tb@° . work • " It:iq"a piiilbsopliioal'and niaste=ly
by Pe* idle sly' treatise on the x> oquois language and the,
and responded to" cognate- tribes, their relations; language;
3esionsaild ad".tions mental.. eharaoteristios and policy, inch, as
le hoarte Mf hither we=t ave .never. -had of e,•ny nation of ibis;'.
tear11ere,a ainshe
g oontnnent"" A deecription of the ":Tutelo
"tiiie
Mr Harold „lar ' tribe•,aha I'�anggage,'' pablishod originally
i c ur "ems as"in:the `I.'ransactione „ot the Ameiio nn
seems to be uo"li 1os phioal,. 'society of Philadelphia, 'itt
Ise , flexibility. a`nd ,March, 1893', gives the interesting and real-'
eat very attractive, ly romantic ;history. of a small trlba" of Ip=
fully . showed aians, w+bo. formerly resided to Virgiuis
cry appear- and North Carolina, and thence migrated
o encores: northward,'tliroctgh Pennsylvania,and New
e favorite York to Canada Where the last pitrvivors`'
d man's were found by•Mr. Hale, and, to. the sures
If •. We rise of 'ethruilo Hite, were roved,Abell
he Brat prise
be onneoted with th by
startae of the far west. Di 1.882, Air. Hale; sae
e or- Membet of a committee of the Atisericen
Inge, Association'° for the Advancement of sat
f"- ince, wbieh met in that'year at Montreal,
ea .in
took part i i organizing .thefirst meeting of
ended the sectien of Anthropology in that:asso
n and, elation ;'and; somewhat remarkably, two
Miler year later, in the Same city, he wee one. of
dethe eiiinniitt'ee of the,ldritish •Asgpa;atiori
n whieh-organized, the first: meeting of'the
".like section in that world-renowned society;
leer an evidence both of the recent. rise and pro
-
run`- grecs of this branch of science, and of the
en- position Yield by Afr ?ale *Moog its coin-
vators. Q, report by hum on the Blackfoot
asp tribes was 'read at the meeting of the Reit-
the ish Ae. ooiation held in Aberdeen, in Sept,
Post 1885. $e wee one of the vtoe•presndents of
'day the AmericanA.esociationy end president of
Mus- its 'Anthropological smotion, • He was a
Send, member of many learned societies,besides
holiday thbee already named,ibolnding the.Jlnthro-
ext issue. pological 'Institute of G'r'eat Britain, the
ety events :Anthroppological Society of Washington,the
e :sure you Pennsylvania Historical Society, the New
etion of the" England Hist0rio-genealogical`$ociety;•the
y to be up for Biffblo Historical ' l;ociely,. etc. He has
ie new council. been a frequent' contributor to periodicals
• snide earn in the tnityd urates, Great Britain and'
pest week., Canada, on eeientiflc and. literary topioe,
3rd con. df Ina bas taken particular interest in educe-,
size mares, tion*'', matters. Through his efforts the
figure, . Clinton High School and the'Clinton Me,:
inerly .ohanios' Itxetitute and T.ibrary Adeooiatien,
emit- were ,established, and, he wee ter Marty
t years obairmau of the Il'igh:l3oboolboard `
and president of the Tnstit}tte. While bold-
ing these positions he Kaye' }ouch time, to
l reeporsdenee Ind interviews *It'll the On-
a
authorities, nd 'to the oizeulatlon of
pa• to the legielatnre, *bleb resulted
increased public grants to the
is o meeh.»ioe' institutes
rovinoe„ aced in legislation
handed their efficiencyy,
*of ile legislation thus
tile, it May be mention
admirtion .of female
Aka** oto flit wine
'(i►rteiadtaatsgaa which
ti
pupil., w privilege
p Ylenfed to them,
fl part fn Various
irf fal, w►a
�a wb nidus#d
oi-1be :Lon
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1'egei , tq OW
ths'ddgk i►liiolt '
ar
is
•
we make it a poin,tAo' G1e'011tt1;
goods 'W.\ the pat�s>ieng
E'vary ,Tiny and' • Jisry".Ws«1;A11
a cle,,rmg sale.. In - a large adver'•
•
tisem.ent on page, .4, of this"nap
wo'announce •thin sale for Janjax
1897, arra give a fevc sample ices a;
of the goods we will sell. , lt. will .'
,, a►
pay you to read the advertisement
and talc' e advantage of tb.e sale.-- x
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n •..•' '. gra /`:'f ►
:e wautto clear __ out every do11ar's
sa
worth of winter; goods, and
P
.rices will d
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t on
B1a , ' White; and, Colored,: 0
laow iia stock.
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To keel the best, will prevail as long as
�tE Il!fiINCI'l?I.E '„*wo' have goods tddel.;
Q •,
Farr d jam,
ONE AMBITIOkr
,To.pleiite ristornetrs
ON ;PJICE 'r•
The lgwest, quality -con -
x, sidered.
•s • E caniiipation_�I
thoroughly
:I.
Iceeps the Cold out
and the waznxth in. Clothing
interlined with Fibre Chamois
is warmer than any other. Wind
and wet cannot go through
It has the: titarn?tki, without the
weight of an oveteoat. Crush
it,,s,and then shake "it and at
>ryteiimes its original '}nape. Xi
makes the style, 'shape anti set
of at suit of clothes permanent.
It"* outwears the gar/nerds. It
adds hut,a few cents to the cost
Ofs, a suit of clothes, and rpakes
it warmer and tyisr.ionger,
. We have a 'large line of men's
and dt►ildren's clothing, inter-
heed With this stew and stiperior
attttele ;It hall ?pay ,you in
Matt d price to elrooac .e
y' l' a
;o Oda byre the Red
ham', k ok Out for
Meta iinitstidw
>o.
<Phre1 c .ob Ck NHY
and OA.
BE RS. 8c` Q DOHS.
A iso bi p' EB
• ,AITEOS
„ a, t
,Ishn'' that at}astocltxs especially 4 tion
Fab1e.•t i style; •and alv�>.ys txustwokthy1
High prey"
Cowling -
tem' of•`
apdqul_
Latey00
a and IatfiD
for
,cro
whl�,
• get *Pt"?
ole. agents in Clinton; for the PO1 VL.6, ‘.11 SLATE ag
We 'buy and sell r.cast; Butter and EKge
Will soon,- be pore, end 161
to fortify yiuraoli. You
betterthan to be clothed in
great.
55 O
Frieze •�
Over
. coat which ire ,have
hundreds, and ;hick totia
the greptert bargain of.pi.
many .peolile iirbo bate'
coat tell ue that it cannot
der 11;$ aatyywhere eMe, £fl
be something JO. .beceute
this line hay .t,eee eomethi
Xt is macic froth ill W001
dldly lined sad m*d4 +n
slate coat in erste
not do ,bittOr duo tit,
the
t srids as
ge. The'
ght this
had un
-
see must
r isle of
extraof•4
rooting* the
Our wish is that it may ben Una
Prosperous_ one to ;til our r
We oommenee Ale -year with the into
elsprosperous for' our cu$ O1x rs as pap
them money, by, ging thein the best $
est prices • We commence with iillrs 4
offering all winter • goods ate; very ion'
to reduce it before entering. .
JORSETS
week we oOeir 63 pairs of 85e,
y,o , I1 have ~tft a 'themn'to 1110 C
are o- 0%44 14..