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T4/018.-41.00 in advevice, or 0 paid in
two menthe from timed ettbeeribing tor 4,2
at the end et the yaw.
The best Job Office ta the ()entity of Iferou
in eennection, Work executed ilia that -01444
rammer, on the shortest notice, Pt" at very
reasonable rates.
ADVERTISINO
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nsertious, 2 ceuts per line each time, ' •
e01TRAQT RATES,
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40.00
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411 I I hem ill 20.00
" 3 months, 12.00
One-fourth, one year, • . 20.00
" " half " 12.00
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Business Cards;glines eud under, I year, 4.00
Advertisements of ?Strayed, Lost, Found,
Rze., not exceeding 10 Lines, Atilt .refe.,P,I, 4.11 ;
after first mouth; 60 dolts; eaclilUce.R.
Advertisements of 'Earns and /lag Estate
for sale, not exceeding 10 lines, first month,
; not exceeding 15 line, Wet month; $1:501
ench subsegnent month, 50 and 75 cots.
Advertisements Without specific directions
will be inserted.til} forbid, and charged ac-
cordingly, 0
Advertisements measured by a scale -of -
solid Nonpareil.
E. HOLMES it SON.
1" ALCOMSON & WATSON, BARRISTERS, Al,
ALL ToRNEYS-AT•LAW, Solicitors in Chancery, and
Conveyancers, Office -Nod door to the new Royal Cana-
' than Bank building.
MONEY TO LEND ON BEAT, ESTATE.
S. Mar.comsow. G. A, WATeoN.
Clinton, July 21, 1875.
CAMERON .1% MCFADDEN,
"nARRISTERO to., MARKET SQUARE,
. -Ls Goderith.
M. C. CAMERON. W. H. MOIPADDEN.
NON
TO keetaig.
MORTGAGES, NOTES,
AND OTHER •
Good Securities Purchased.
Ciintoli, Nov. 9, 1874. 47
.W. W. FA.RRAN:
Malcolm McTaggart,
CLINTON, ONT.,
BREEDER OF
Thoroulibrod Short - Horn Cattle.
STOCK'FOR BALE.
INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE, •
. LIFE INSURAI3CE,
AND .
LIVE STOCK INSURANCE,
1 .14, ttrat•olass StOok and Muttud Companies.only.
W. W. FAI1RAN, Agent.
• . , -inlatNg, 2m r h 1878.
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'111.
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' ,CONSOLIDA5.'ED BANK oF CA,DA
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" CAPITAL, $4,000,000.
CLINTQN-AGE
rte.
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'Volt artimra, .
CLINTON, ONTARIO, rl'HURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1877:
• R.E.oicov.a.x;
J. CILJ NIN HAM E
wuu43; TuAtunua uu, vmui.§vgi, Tug.:
Y liberal patronage bestowed upon during the
time be Ilea been in buelnege, would respectfully intl.
Mate that be ha e trnowed to the :IOW and more amino-
• ague PrerAleea ZoccEW MORI= the . • B. APBTATONr-OrlaSE AND RESIDENDE-,
C*Iter O1 .4.1R.01?2'& ONTARIO SOTefS; iijo$4:thheell(''17attneltrucaviitiautlr. ytirtrgiril
onutov.ugy, ;ova ' 8.1yt°4'
Neri4 tOIT11111'S Ittrisilx !Store, • " ' •
oebitai
arba.
, . ..
Iva'. OlidOEY• Maio GRADUATE ofi TRINITY
• College, TorOnto, Physician Surgeon, &e., 14thl
Oak 08109;-,OPImeite filial:We 7.1<itei.
Blyth, Jan. 20 1875. 4
Where be will keep on hand a select took of
FAMILY GROCER IES
Qtavery delicription, wad, will be eold, it the yet
lowest rates, large aesortment of new goods are now,
en the way, and will be opened, in a few days,
•A TRIAL SOLICITED;
salreOenS DEnnteltED.AN'XWABRE IN TOWN..
Clinton, July 26, 1878:
• rAMES STEAVART, 14,1).01. M., GRADUATE, OF
• e -g 7�oGIU Univereity, Montreal Physician, Surfgeon end
doeouchour. Residance-BaueekraW • • '
Januat7 4,1871, . '"""
1)A. REEVE, Phyelolan,,Burgeon, to,, COrener fey
County of Huron. Residence owl Qtlloo-Oorner of.
Albert and Mill Street, Clinten,
Auggot Oth, 1809, 7.48
ivi.knonnuiv, enAnttaTtl OF THE MEDICAL
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X, Department of l'iotorla Lintversit y, Toronto for-
BUSINESS—CtIANGEr
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MEE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO 'INFORM.
the inhabitantsand4Vointy that -they
'have purehatied the 'Grocery Bugineas ferniurlY 0417934
on by SAS. BIJNTER,.end will continue Ant the
Old Stand, where they will he pleased to meet all the old
oustomere and as many new once as may favor them
with thelrliatronagei.• They -have '.on-hantl-wohoice.
dock of • • •
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Vatuilir errocerie
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Of all descriptione, which they offer at tho lowed re.
munerative"rates.
'Goods Delivered in 'An? Part of the Town. Fenn
Predliee Taken in Exchange at Market Pane.
molly, of the Hospitels aud Dispenearlea, New York,
.11brouer for the °Runty Of Mace, nArrunc, Out.
•jttly.22. 1874. • 131
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Iluf'Aeenuehenraiteenttateof t118111til'onTlixtaa?•,1°E•11''
1111. WOliTIIINGTON,
<1°
. and Surgeons of Lower Canada, and Pr vinelal ieent
ratifaildeaCtrgeer ne brut .tilitri<gilifocify Ifouctootinpio•ailfl!ydo'ritd.
fhwaitee: Huron street,
Clinton, Jan, 10, 1871. , •
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11 DOWSLEY, hi. D., L.B.C.P.StK. XEMSER
• of College of Physiciansand Surgeonof Ontario,
late•Hnuse Surgeon • of Kingoton General Dna Lyingio
Hospital, Physician, Surgeen and Aceouthour, °meal
Athol:tarot, .
Clinton, April 21, 1875. • • • • •
ar- ()ABU PAID POR EGC4S.
. : • •
• • ..a. eau IteisPeetinlly Solicited:
Remember the raace-,Opposite Post °idea_
RIDES and SHEEPSKINS 'bought, and thalt pnld
fOr the same, -
1{013$ do LEE.
Clinton, Nov, 1, 1876.
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4 2E704 Xis VIM
, OP.
ROY4.14 MAIL STEAIVIHIPS.
. Liverpool,. Lanslonderry and Glasgow.
Tho first.olaes, full Powered, Clyde•built Steamshipe
of the Allan Lino, leave Portland every Saturday morn-
ing Inc Liverpool; landing Passengers and Mane at
LouhF0910,Xor Loudonderryand Glasgow. .
SAILINGS FROM rolarLitatn.
ruanyc. • , Jan. 18th
POLYNESIAN Jan. 20th
WaABIN TICKETS TI iTIITHER Ennui imp.'
'aro to: London, the saline as to
Liverpool. • -
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The adVentages offered by tine Line aro vorylow rates'
best accommodations, greatest amount of comfort,' so
fenrity and gaiety attainable, and shortest eon passage
Prepaid paseage oertificates /Honed at loWest rates to
preens wiehing to bring out their friends. .
For Through Tickets and evoryInforme.tion, apply to
A. STRa WON, G. T. IL •
Clinton,riday 4th, 1876. . •
1$.trtei kar.brszi,,
OannanirnooSn, COANER Oh",.0010TORANT
and Store' streets., Victoria, B. 0.-S, Jones, Pro.
pridter.Exaellant Accomodatione.-,Boarq, per web,
$8,00; 13ed and Board, per day, $1,00; Single Mottle,
!Incite.; Beds, 50ete. • .
It'ATTERBDRY nousn--L'uarrEignost-
.
Jr., Proprietor, --Ono door south Of the Post Chico;
Viotoria Street, Qllnton. The fittings. and turniehintm:
of thiniolide are all new, and everything is .provided -to
moot the wishes and ivapts thu_travolling.pablic, and-
l•ka-r6-018- coligaiiA,S•ircim lone oxPerlenee,:.-et holog• able -
o -make comfortable_oll who may fever him with their
, company. Good Stabling and attentive hostlere. •
•: :Clinton, lune 2, 1874.
isollonus .toarbs.
ivreR
roe, TO LEND; IN LARGE 018 smarm SVMS,
on good mortgage, security, at moderate rate oof
Interest. H. Kan.
Clinton, Auguot 9610869.
Ate AliBIAGE LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES.-
JAL • Apply.at the. Town Ball, or 48 tho reeidenee of tho
„subseriber, near the London, n eon & Brew Railway
Station. - JAMES SCOTT
• • • . Lauer of rilarriage Licenses.
Minton, April 2,7th, 1876. •
•
ArifiS HOWSON, CLINTON, LICENSED' AUC.
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-1,IntrnEttlortlre-Vounty et- mime, .te prepared' O.
attend to Woe .Farra Stock and Real Estate at roe:.
movable rates. .
Clinton, Nov. 18 1878 •
. ,
TM. MET, SOLICITOR, WII,TGZAT•IclIAS BEEN
• appointed Agent ter ths Securities Corn,
pony of England; he is also agent Air tioVerul priiato.
capitalists of Toronto, who loan money at very reason-
able rates. Interest payable yearly. Charges moderato.
Also Solicitor for the St. Lotman:83 Bank. .
Wingltare; April 7, 1875. .
• C. MoINTOSH, BAITIELD, ISSUElt OF
• Mar
or for taki g Affidavitg in the Queen's Bench, for Coun-
ties of Huron and Bruco. Conveyancing done, ouch as
Lease,Ifiind, Oontracts,"Arills, Deeds, and Xortgages.
Fees amall.1 Residenee-oppositerollook'a Hotel.
MONEY ADVANCED ON-II.EAL ESTATE.
'31Synold,. Sept. 14, 1875. .
10.-kwa4 jewellerokr., .5.,Q EOWLER, WATCH AND CLOCK,
next door to the Exprese Office, Albert
. - Street, Clinton, respectfully intimates. ,
tolgis friends and the paha generally, that he has on
hand a selget stook of Clocks; Watches, :jewellery, de.,
which he offers at reagonable rates. Repairing of every
desertoth,a =hut line, done on the shortest notice, and
at moderate rates.
°Linton, Jan. 17, 1870• ,
lsg0 Licenses under the newAct, Commission.
i
Blyth Flouring '•Wills,
9111B subscriber begst9, tender his most
sincere thanks sty, J.11s7numerous . 'custo-
mers in the Burrow fug townships and the
uhlic generally for . •Miir libera1.i3atronage,
nd wbuId furt er Went that ho has
tely added me'\if.iiseproyementele
-xt 41:engine double
and twnrnn of
fireiheliss::fitone; with mi e.ni1ete net of mer-
qbanbqtr1ii1dfl the teat and most
imPre-gid tete 04,;-vogetherewith first-class
Iio is prepared to do first-classwork in
tstriliSTIlqG; CHOPPING 64c
grists weighed: in and Out... Parties froni
'WIT distance Can have their grists and chopping
'"'" • home with them the same day; Good Flour
; and Mill Feed for sale at moderate prices.
LOUOSTIC. .
Canada, bettetifel, boundieue, and blegt,
AR a young nation eau picture In drumne.
Nuillthe ond lakee, valee en& high mountain 0; Vint
Arable lenthron reaggilleent Oration+.
1)eop torwAtElanairiee, and Olneral strand,,
Ali that in Make lior feverite Inuit
, 4
• Ontario Legislature,
• sEssio,iiiRD
• Totioxro, elan, 3.---To-dayat_.?_
'et'eleckP. 181•-,11iFrItnirDonald Alexan-
der Macdonald, Lieuteriant-Gover`now of
the Province of Outerio,• 'proceeded in
State to the Chenibers of ,the Legisla.
• tive A.seetubly, and beingseated on • the
.Throne, was pleased to open the -Second
Sees.ion'Of tho Third 1?a111ament Of 011.
tario with thofollowing speeCh .
Or. Speaker awl Gentleaen. of, ilte. Leghtla-
tire Assevibig. • .
have ixttih Dleabulo n welobreitig
you again to your annual duties in con-
nection with the legislation and geveeh-
ment of the Province.
I.rejoice to have it in my power to
anneunce that the learned Commission-
'ers.for the consolidation of the Statute
liatd'eorepletecl their ,iniportant and la
-
begone nndertaloing, and that the is-
le tea-clyto,be sithraitted:te'yeu. . I
• lope that it will. be found practicable to
(live to. the:people of the Province at-
yeurpeseat'session the benefit of this
work, with auch amendneents in the ex-
isting laws as- year wisdeni may ;Bug.
gest CsappreVe..•J3tlls embodying vari-
ous ainendments.Whieh have the recom-:
mendatiOn of the Gionuniisioneris will. be-
-laid before. ypu.
. A meaenre giying yoteS to the Bps •
of farknorarie-oOrtaiOiaiesTwill bo Sub-
mitted for your Consideration. •''A.Iso, a
Bill•for extending. the 'Voters" Lists .Act,
.with necessary moilifileatieris, to mithiel
pal elections. . • • ..
, 'Further progress . andimprove ment
may be looked or in the great cap se. of
education, now that z has readied: an
-
Other stage of developonient under the
Act of last' session, wbich aseigned.: the
administration of educatienal'affailap
'a responsible, 'depftrtmeet.
fig.:Wards,.
i in proving -II qualideatione of teaoheis
and in seeuring to all the schools •tefich-
oes 'properly trained 118 the best: Met.hod
of teaching. • • .
...Reports will be laid beforeyou its.te
tho working of the :law • respeethe g :the
male of ferniented and spirituous h 4wers,
under tho i..et of last session. Ls will
be aeon that the Act .has already had a
beneficial effect in diminisi_iing the evils'
ageinst Which it Was .dirrjeted., A 13i4
will be offered fol yor4r consiideration
'embodying 'seine mriendment,S, which.
have been suggested by eipe.rience 88
calcidated to advanrgi 1115-A5ft13ie13t work7
ing.o e Iaw. , ..,n,agreemen. lis ben
arriv.ed,at with Vac, Governxnent of the
"Trait sosoor...- Tut CLINT017_.0017NTZ
High School is open to _puplls of 116th cexec,
:rem edl parts of Rid County and Province on equal
tering. Instruction is given fn all the higher butnehee of
a Commercial, Englith, and Classical Edueation, and in
the French and German languages. Students aro pre,
pared for the Universities, the learned professions, tvhd
mercantile pursuits. Special attention is paid tr, the.
studies revisit° for COMMola School Teachers.
n on roln a distance
Oen obt n board in the village at verY ma4Pratortatua.
Interest froia Four t� Five per cent allowed
on Deposits.
M. LOUGH, Agent.
Clinton, April, 1876. 1-y
ememmenaleSomes
MURRAY is prepared 0 fit up pub.
lie buildings churches and private residences
with VELVA CARPETS, BRUSSELS CARPETS,
TAPESTRY CARPETS. ALL -WOOL OAUPETs Duren
CARPETS, THREE-PLY CARPETS, MATTING and
ENGLISH OIL CLOTH, MArTnA88118, FEATHER
Buns and Puu.ows, at short notice and at
very moderate prices. 500 enda oil cloth at
cost. 500 ends carpet at oust. No. 126
Dondas etieet, 125 Carlingstreet, LONDON,
Ontario.' 42-1yr.
Inommummonone
MONEY TO LO -AN
ON EASY TERMS,
By which the prinelpal can
be repaid in part or nil at,
any eine during the term.
of Loan.
APPLY To •
W. W. PARS.AN.
Clinton, Math, 1870.
5,000 TO LOAN.
PRIVATE PIINDS.
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•••1•10111111I
VHATIGES MODERATE.
7,
MON=
ltrA,1600EISON.
Barrister. &s.
88 •
LUMBER.. LUMBER.
The Subscriber would alim Inform the pub-
lic that he has a large stock of lumber of
different kinds and: lengths; Pine from 10
to 20 ft.; Hemlock, from 10 to 26.; Cherry,
Butternut, White Ash, maple, Soft and Rock
Elm, in lengths to suit the, public, which en-
ables 'him to All all orders that he may .be
favored with on the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms..
• P. maw, Proprietor.
Blyth, Aug. le, 1870.
-CONVEYANCING AND LOAN
p. AGENCY OFPXCE, B/JYTIt
AW . H. G. COLLES,
ervRYAN91114VITOMNLLESZANUALtim
Attorney of the Law and Eqnity Comte of Ira n
nealogist, Iowa, Loan, and Estate Agent, Law, Life
Fire Insurance, and *moral Agent. Deeds, Will,,
ortgages, de. refallyprepared; Titles, and Claims to
/Hat and Fort etatee investigated, and Law Btu&
nose in Euro <meted in °emotion with First•Clase
European Finns.; Gencaloglee traced and Pedigree pre:
pared; Petty Veal"' Experience; charged moderate.-•
Money to Loan -private fundg, and ter Public coin -
Pinks. Date and Notog congaed.
Blyth, Jan.18, 1875,
Money. to Loan.
RIVATE PONDS, IT tnanT PER CENT. ,
1 Apply to
• 0, IIT.DODT.
'Clinton, Deo. 6111,1816. •
Ifarble -WoriLs,
-
TJ It 0 N STREET. ""v.
Clinton, Od. 070.
II NO 710
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Yeetit regularly, at their
Hall, nearlyoppositiKnox's
Hotel, Huron Street , bu the
eecend, Monday of every
reentit itt hillf.past Seven.
o'olOok 0 -visiting
Brethren ars oordially
thed.
HENRI DENNIS,
Secretary'.
le LI
- ca.E'AP
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Further information will bo giver. on application,
(personally or by letter) to any meniber of the' Board of
Trnsteos, viz: Mosel% E. Halo, R. Coats, A. S. Fisher,
7. Reeve, 151.D., Rev. MoQuaig, und A . Worthington,
X D.. or to the Head rilatiter, Mr. Jame g Turnbull, 13.5.
11110 a a'a
C. CARTWRIGHT.
O•
CARTWRIGHT, OF SZRATVOICY, -trim lin
at the Commerefal Hotel, Clinton, the first Timm
day and Friday of every 1000 15. Teeth buried 15 the
gated style. Teeth with exposednervee treated, filled,
and made as good nit sound ones.
Canada Company Lands.
A LIST OF LANDS IN HIJACK FOR SALE BY
21. the Canada Company may be seth at the oillee of
the undereigued.
,..--41intonr•Tan.,17•4871; DA.LE.
DITSTHEADSTONEEN A.LANRExoti.BLYTII.
/118 MON Pro:ants ron
VY . the theta venerate° bestotted. On him in the,
peat, Sold inforin *Mini that he had new en hand •
kinds in /Median And Foreign ifax131.1
ended in -the be etyleEitild Ili Widen*
able orlon.
41"10tlft Colored hdarb10 13111,*
d Chi Sh64,t Notice. ,
A,KTS UZAD VAISS
IMO VO
A 'II A It G-11 T 0 0,IC
TURNIIIII1EOF Ap. DESCRIPTIONS,
hat lad 15itortail It lot Of the
MIST
Deniinion for tille:pufoliase of the Rock,
Wood Lunatie Asyluin, Subject to your
approval and the appreval Of the Parlial
agreement. go info 'effect, the •criminal
lunatica 'now el...maned in this asylum
boundariee had been cellected, •a now
and an eichauetive statement of the mum
oE Ontario bed been prepared, and a
considerable part of the documentary
and ether evidence Affecting the qua-
tione lit issue bed been printed;Al
Most overythiug is now ready for the
iaL deCiaion, within a few months, by
able and ecmpetent referees of questions
fer tiv0 contUries have given oc-
casion to keen • centroversy, and eften
to fierce conflicts between the nations
as Well as tie great public h04.0 who
havefrom time to time olaimed portiens
,of the disputed territory.. •.
have given directions that the pub-
lic accounts ft,r 1870 shall 1?0, lett be-
fOre you,
-The estimates for the variensebrenetes
ot the public service for the present
yeaohave. been prepared; and- will- be
pohniitted to Yon. You .30.1141inLdliet.
they,havw been framed with every re-
gard to economy as well as efficiency.
- trust -that your.Alelibmations will-
rebehre the Divine blessing, and will re-
sult 'id .advancink the proaperity and
hapPinesw of all clasSes of people.
Greatest Storm in „England-
'
• :Not'fat. from Drury Lane,- London, is
.a street called .Wild Street, in which
there is e Baptist chapel. This institu-
tion has for. 173 years been remarkable
for a sernahn annually preached there in
conimemorittion of the greatest storm
that has occurred in Englanclin raodertt
.times. Robert Taylor, .• who survived.
-this-fearftil-visitatien- after -having been;
-ekporied to B.Wful pail; placed a areal' sum
of money in'the public funds to pay for
an -annual sermon 'Which never fails to
exate extraordinary interest. ,This
storrn, for several years afterlard men-
tioned not as a storm,' but as trio storm,
was comparable, says Lord Stanhope, in
his history of Queen Anne's reign, to
the worst, in tropical cliinos. Ito chief
force was spout in the south and south-
west of England,,,,',../ho.:__Queen was
aroused -from :her bed . in St. James's
palace by part of that venerable, struc-
ture boing blown clown, and the Bishop
.of.Bath art.a lvotkLand_hte wire—were,
killed by .the fall of a chimney stack.
The .13,4ittrar_of-EtenCellege-was,1116wn
rrora :his rpm into the street near Lod.'
gate. 11111, London. • Tfie darntigo done
et Briattel was poinputed. at, X1150,000,
"Portsmenith," sayS a writer of the time,
" looks like a city bombarded:" The
Eddystone _Lighthouse -was- swept into
the aea: Therwhole country was strewn
with giant trek'isi torn from the roots by
a wind such as had never been known
o
before, CuriSity led Defoe to count
them 'in a ride around London. He
counted .417,000 and then got tired.
:But the most terrible disasters were at.
sea: teen sea tho me, u
• Admiral Bowater and, the .wholo. of his
'wor,••••••••••marri
TIOLMES 64 SON, Pitornmos.
A Warm liforsal..
The following details a cruel Welt, as
described in the Glasgow Obarver ;—,
" Loolcing over the bulwarks of the
schooner," writes a orreepondent to
this journal, "1 lilaW one of those watch-
ful. monsters winding lezily .•baokward
And forward like a long, zooteor ; smite -
times rising until his nose disturbed tho.
surface, and, a gushing Sound like a deep
breath rose through the hreakers ; at
etlieilir kis tiffg -Me tfird'all t4-6 *atm)
as if listening to one VOICOS, entl thirst-
ing for our blood. As we *ere retell -
leg the motions of this monster, \Bruce
(a lively little negro and my cook) sug.
opted the possibility of destroying #.,
This 'was briefly to heat a fire-brickin
in the stove, wrap it up hastily in so le
old Clothes:as:a sort .of disguise, and th'
Of a -few minutes ; and the effect was
ketk!...34t... Of ttlh9atNi -. -Tt...1.18__Wek.1110VOTIL\
triumphant. The monster followed the
hissing prey, We_saw it dart at the
brick and gorge it instanter. The shark
rose td the surface almost immediately,
and his uneasy motions 8 00,11 betrayed.
the fiuncese of the reankntivre. His ago.
ries beeame terrible ; the waters appear -
as if 'disturbed bv. di, violent squall,
and the' spray Was driven over the taff•
rail ivbere'we Stood, while the gloaming
body of the fish repeatedly•burst through
the dark waves, as if writhing with fierce
and terrible convulsions,' . Sometimes
we thouott we heard a shrill bellowing
cry, as if indicative of anguish and rage,
rising through the gurgling %waters. His
fury,-lioweveri wartieon exhausteds rin
a abort lime the sounds brokiialay into
distance, and the agitation: of the sea
Subsided., Theshark had given himself
np to the 'Aides, as .unable to struggle
against the approach ()Heath, and, they
wera carrying his body unresistingly to
the beach." • •' • :
'' . . i• ee. le .
Extraordinary, Telegraphic tilscovery...
• •
It bee often been said that the science
of telegraphy is; as yet,'onlv in its in.
fan , 'What it will be wben it reaches
4Airlhic_dis
t . e et maturity it would be difficult
.tcleg
t.q„say_w_i_fdj_. cecovertailar ty4y,w4,114.0.,ukliome id7.,:.•
may b 1 fo.rmed front a extraordinary
-It app ars that some inventor has fou
out th4 Means "of- sending pertrai
telegraph. The modus operancli
yet .boen' disclosed,. .but expo
have been made, and -if we
-neve- the papers-7with comp
The trial was made 'by, tho poll‘
thorities of -Paris .and Lyo 14 '
trait of a Lyons official w
from Paris by the new tel
paratus, and at once re
return the Lyons pot'
Paris tha.p.ortrait,, a
usual description, 'o
just absconded with
and the Page .polj
.graphic portra
' athet'hef '1)
ttho •13
will be 'removed, and. room will therebY
he obtained for Other 'patients ; but I
regret to saythat it seems that still fur-
_the_t_provision int.st h made at this
.ikession for tho acceinthodatiori of the
insane, if your moans of receiving and
oaring for these afflicted persons' are to.
keop.pace with 'the anneal requirements
Which, unhappily, aro to be: anticipated.
I regret to find also that there is a ne-
ceasity for increased accommodation kir
the blind and 'deaf mutes. The pro-.
priety of an appropriation for additions
to the existing establishments for the.
instruction of these unfortunate elapses
will, therefore, demand yew! humane
consideration.
Notwithstanding the large -sums hith-
erto applied in aid of important railway
teeprisesrurgent applications are made
on bebalf of some of the trifinished as
well as of the other projected railways,
for fresh grants. I commend to your
prudent attention any of thiisci applica-
tions which may be brought before you.
The safety of the records in the Crown,
Lands Department being of great im-
portance to the whole cenirminitY,I in. -
vita 'you to eonsider whether there is
any sufficient roman for further delay
,in.ereeting such it Are proof' building
as =ay afford the needed security in fa-.
,• •
• It. ie with tatistietioit / note that
whilst the laborious end prttdoritt ebar-
actor. of our people leis Raved ens from
Much of the depreisiort Which still pre-
vaile in Ho resrly countries, their energy
and intelligence are opening xrrt At+
1018 ;for the produce of the 13.0ovince.
I rejoiee to be able, from personal
• to give my testimony te the fine -
°out which attended the exhibition of
Canadian resources Ph!, ladelphia.
'Too inualf Credit cannot be he to the
great seal and intelligent efforta whioll
were dieplayed in ove'ey tie • rtm-ent by
,the iteeple-of .hich-t,irgli/-
eontritittted to Caxiada ng a Witte
position in•its 'rivaley witb. 446' and
larger conionrnities.
Since Iasi; session the diftitimea be.
tween•Ontatio•-and-Qtie -9011k
Chided It reeeiVe the tittO Aloft of tile
C4overtiment. Bosidet; Memo derive.
pontl'enee on tte.- mere ere of
mr, Govertesent 'mot At Ottawa by ap.
/rointmook Coo:W.:AS of the Govern -
drew, together ; with several: handred
nierChantraeu and a sixty -font. gun ship,
with Admiral Bean/I:tont on board, per-
ished th latter in full tiew'of deal. Qf
269- DAD but ono was saved -east
wave on shore It hawbeen. computed:.
that '8,000 people *ere lost.. The -House
of Commons presented.' an Address to
the „Queen, deploring, theloss • of -the
' gestittigt bui1din of
Or
street
inatra
• all day,
fer a
" Wbst's
Aelie4
wok evident!
t "We
ehe ica
little.
friend,"
ell plot
• A, Shrewd Swindle. • bewil
'gather.
One of the sharpest cases of 1411:Id1ing 'tha woman'
Wbieh bite recently ocenrred in this y him for no
chitty, took place at one Of ont• prorni.f'-13ass 86
nent dry geed stores. finery dressed, 131011°.Y Yot
lady Appeared in the shawl department Wan ohoYe
of the store in question, and, after care- organ nnt'il
ful examination, selected a camel's-hair had ieateli7an
a
shawl coeting about $100, for which she she
asked,
tendered in payment a $1,000 bill, 11.6;;;;:lau.ig'ebtaii
which was closely- scrtitinized by, the 4
even powers
of discrimination, despatched a'Alessen-
ger to the breik to ascertain the gerinne-
utile of the bill, Meanwhile the lady
customer bad become anxious tO"procure
the change, and had epproached the lo-
cality oeenpied by the man of sori
when the Messenger returned an
muneed-in an audible'.-tO
.cashier -of -the -bank field
\waS good. The lady ut
Waxed. exceeding wroth, .
tcr know whet Itoriarthought-that-slie
weuld attempt to. pass 11 001111terfeil
bilt," Of amuse apologies and mcplan-
tionh were of ne av:kil, and assuming to
be highly, inclignant• she refused to pur-
chase the Shawl, demanded her money
and . departed fr9111 ,q1.13 1119 *./.32.Y...
A
F
dered a bottl
key, rod p
Puttees and
liquor into
tables into s
Pepper over t
-the-tap -of--boi
bath was siren
out, " Good-bye
myself in the A '
ed in. Suspeeti
duet, the attenda
and found the
death. An.*
belled...gone Mid
'
-erithOdunekiirOr rigliteteirs incrigno-Tion, •
A couple sof hours afterwards be re-
turned considerably moltfled, inidben•-
fessed that she was pleased with the
shawl, and that her inability to findone
whieh she liked as well was the only,
reason she returned; and she cone u e
to take, it, which -the obliging...salesman
oroei.eaa to have prepared, while the '
courteous cashier, disdaining to 'enter-
tain a suspicion against; quelr- a lady,
Proceeded to Count out the $900 change,
with which and her shawl the lady de-
Parnid. . The 'feelings of that storekeep-
er can be better iinagined than deseribed
when he awoke to a'realign&6sense of
the factthat his ladycustomerhad, after
all his Precaution, succeeded in 'passing
Upon him a 'counterfeit $1,000 bill. It
appears that; anticinatieglust what had
Pecurred, she had Provided herself with
a good bill, which played its part in the
fiMt stage of tho game, after whioh it re-
-tiredin favor ofthe"Counterfeistmr-
Eterold. . • •
'11'mm as Prenehtrsk
moat tragi
in the mental
:child by- heath),
Fox, tenyears.o
'te "mind the b
aged five, ancl
.•mischance she
her 'brother said
thee, and he ,wou
girl seen-led:to ha
and instead of
'Mei-noon, sliTft
'canal aide, Sayiti
selves.". She f
The
Mrs. Beesley, Milliner,
IN RETURNING THANES TO THE LADIES OF
Clinton and its vieinity, for past fayore, begs to In-
form them that the dill Oontlnues the Hit and Bonnet
businese'at the '
OLD STAND, VICTORIA ST., CLINTON.
She is agent for Messrs. Butterick & Wit ,European
and New York patterns of garmontg, and ig oonatantly
receiving the new styles; all dm and descriptionare
kept en hand, which she aellsAlprittes eliding in the
Catalogues. She hopes, by stria dare and attention,
to continue tq merit a liberal patronage. „
Ar,r, ODDERS PEOMPTLT ATTENDED To, • '
OlintOD, 31411, 1876.
BIDI)LECOMBE.,
Watch and Clock . Maier.
,
JEWBLLRE, &c., "
V(rIlifLE TiIA.NRINO HIS MANY FlITErilDS FOR .
TV the patronage to liberally beetowcd on him in
the Past, Yrotild hereby uotify them and the publie gen,
orallythat he hag removed into bid neW and more
ooramodious premises on Albert Street, where he Will •
. keep on hand a large and select assortment of
Wataliesiisweity, and silverware of all kinds,
Width he will eon at reasonable rateg. /lig etook ig
110*E11101i large StD1 nuns varied than ever before, An
inspinitien invited. Repairing of °Very degeription
. proniptly attended to. .
• th'132_1-1-,8?12'7.t
--elinVeCliiiiirliiatif•— • - •
IN*3 ENV .
SHOP.
• • •
new ships, this being, says 'Lfird. Mac-
auley, the only opeasion England
-when 18 terepeet evoked a public address,
or the...national fast whieh followed it..
Daring Qneen Anne's reigri. the day of
storm continued, in Obedience • to her
Troelamation; to be solemnly .observed.
The worstreit. i u England since theta
wao 1814. In •i•t3 autumn and winter.
the eea Was covet •ed, with wrecke and
the coast with cort lees, On Nov. 29 'a
fearful storin-tivvept up-the-tunaulbuous.
Atlantic. Tho • witid raged for three
days with appallin g fury. The year
dosed with ,a long. -remembered snow
storms vrlich itbsolut'•ely paralyzed loco --
motion throughout th e•kingdom for near-
nweele. • The foreir4 malls were serif
by sea front Loudon to the Continent
because the road through Kent, despite
the efforts of the inn acmes. crowd •sent
to clear it, remitted i Inteassible. "Per-
haps," observes a writer, referring to it
sorne.yeao later, "sio act of nature
gives so 1dch h 'conception of .a more
than mortal liand.-the rttpidity of its
°Ott, the subtle but resiiitleas &hernia-
l:II by Wili0htile impalpable elemont
was turned into a totally '4different form
and qualitiss suftleient to, silica millions
of Miles," Whet a myriad of bullied
hopes rnust 110.Ve been. soddenly thwart,
od or defeatet t Vy this Visitation, WW1)
probably in Hahne indirect manner anat.
ed the course as many tureen'
facts ar ubli
•
and inereclible asThey.tosty seem, a
Rat Story.
•
• The Pittsburg Telegraph -fells the fol-
lowing! "A banker of this city had
a valuable cow which gave n large quan-
tity of italic and Wit! held in high esteem
for 'general good qualities'. All at oncethe' supply of lacteal fluid grow smaller.
by degrees and beautifully less, until
the yield as scarcely worth having-,-,
The farnily-' were' greatly surprised at;
this, as the animal was in perfect health
and in the height of herseason. It was
hinted that 801330e person wboselove for
milk overcame his scruples for etealing
was at the bottom of the mischief, and
thatilike a thief at night, he entered
the stablewhere bogey -was kept, and
relieved
man was accordingly iristrneted to watch
for the thief, and his vigilance. Was re-
warded by a most singnIar discoVery.
.rust after daylight in the morning;bea very large rat Eteme,forth from its
hiding place, and going to where the
cove' was tying, it stood on its hind foot
with its fete pewit en the °CIA udder,
anti epplying ite Mouth to one of hoe
duga, littitea its fill Or milk, When
it wail satisfied ,enothei rodes
rodent took it
pletee, and so cm, notil the supply was
exhausted an& the .fainily swindled by
tho Ounning rata oat or tkete toornittwe
supply of the much coveted !Mid, The
story h well vouched for."
Alagniffeenee ittWhdele, •
(d.on ant h°title.tan ar d.
• • A Vila Outlook. •
Toro ere tem ts 4,000 to 10,000 ,pee,
a in the Seht tyllsillhooal regibtr.With•
0 arirraeans o f support. There 'ere
.0t leas than 800 WO Wolfe who are liv.0
fl
',Jog on the very! toollest`stups on Which'.
.itiatioseibli.tor.),...u.an toliVei : 1.k.hie Oen.
-
elusion is reached alter careful scrutiny
of the becks of t lie • Philadelphia and
Reading Cold Iron. COhipildlY, and after.
long and delitteeitt• s' tonveroations with
I:titters. and.iteekii Ignien.dLey.gy grads
of Skill and 1140111 gene& Of the forty-
nine nollierioe . vjiah„,,ifila eompan
operates, With Its.clwii, men, thirtyk era
' it operation, and pin putt* Aro idie:..
']very otas of this thirty ;that are in epistle-
timi is tinning on thrtte-fenrthil tittle.'
Not A colliery under the eontrol of tho
-company is rtinteing on ft 11,,thfio, Th„d,
fortymine 'oolleries, when they • aff4 All
wont of Quebec agilther dittimssien, P.
cointo a the kiwi; to obtain without
furtilev loSe of time, .aiithotitative
Min tn,Toxttszooso BEGS TO INPO/trit Tne
apeeea osb f..ftop In the building 013 1114 Comma g "". 14 al' 'rad ef 1870 Wag
InhAbltanta Of Mitten and v1611114,, theft Wu, gAs".
Or AM,' 4 rpm live.etti,
g.osept• vd, int& a deeision b-
eat to either en
ettlement of, Mc
'id in it, for
ProVinklal
othod Or tin
Ointtnent or a to
r the Vrovineo, to.
ry, the distill.
to 000ttry. that
1 to he relieved
Oviiti64 hacl
saitiltotorAtt
gob,
aI 001,14
utt ts
otly DC0138
%lied Iudgf who
talon hOM lig rootage
roto It; ft .tonwhile, 0.
tkuitue illy &Wane
tho reito' :Palen of tho
At)IYl‘t i a toroot
• :kratAttZt.
running,' employ„ AO the. 043eers of tint
'.1Ioatling-,tlompOst nil,' Pram'
'.Witlitinetoon Or theeo.0o1114. rio4 1(116 We
havo„ In 'thdtidetki
. dant ht Inch,' mmg. lotus. thou& Ah4
• with nothing to de. gat& 6110 . 606
1116111 On an.averege, Oupports: let leo
then one•other.person. • 'Xisert.uillt four
thonsand idle .tratts. thernato • eigh,t then.
persons' depending -directly upot s tho
Reading .Company for the broaa ...that
they 'kat W116 do not know wIletkii''
InorrOi4 dinar it tOtOtrin frOter
4,000 idle:meat Tho 6.000 *Ifty ova
at work,. Ilvto litelti
iyttlt aliSlit oittioltlitig tit ;IA Si
%Mt
,
The Chaeatiin, New .TerseY, tbus
speake or one of tho freaks of a.
Aire, telt() melt his motley out Of. silver
mining aporatione st Pooe peeple walk
oe take the hotte•cors while the rIli
•
order their eoachaten to bring around
the carriage, Mr. Donohue gees fur-
ther. Ordiriary people go to tho depot,
buy a tieket wait till the text train
eoities along, .11r, Denolitie orders 'out
his private palace oat, end if on hie CAVO
roachises the locomotives, no he would
lortiso...t.ntjtop odic* patiastens hitt
oar on the end of tho espeeeelraine and
des *Wittig theeogh this eountry at
hia pleatitirk :ft in not unuotially
handsome car Outfilde, but it is gorga.
otts internally, it is mounted on two
gie.wheel trneke, whose spr'ingo• are so
yielding that the motion of the train
Mitt be hordly telt. Its general triternar.
arrangement is like a Pullman 'hotel
ear, onlY.thet 11 io fhmihd bff iota
infit)nideently, :with dial:wont Wade of
Choteo and costly wobdo. There 10 not
partial of paint qe etitilleial work on
the insider Xt le up Into Isar.
lot, dining.toom,litakt.teemo and hitch.
013, ith all••••,the ousiliery apartmonto
Sind aosoMmodations lettegirtable, with
tufhoardo soil Wine.loolterfi, and twerp
o u
eht3set
n, but this inuchwteincanya.
s.r
y6:
Anp—portil Christianity is found
among Women. '.fhey are the most per-
aisten t, eburch-g eels, andthey transmit
the faith from generation to generation
.by the instructiOn of infancy, and in so
doing they perform it--wook-rn-its-behalf-
parallel with that done by the: clergy.
In all times, • from tho days of the dea-
conesses of .the New Tedtament to the
;nuns and sisters of to day, they have.
been an. important spoke in the ecelesi-,
astioal wheel. Even 'if not preachers
and never priests, womenhave contri-
buted. Vastly to the spread Of religion.
PerhiPs they can do their work better
in. other Ways. than by preaching, "So
also ail Many men, who how preach
without the gift of •speselr or the capa-
city of public teaehing.itr. 61un.
••. A corpse _figylres..:
: The Fort Weyrke Sen4neliniblishee
seese.tional story concerning ft young
roan named Charles Thieeton, living at
Monroeville. On last Friday, Hesston
was attacked suddenly with congestion
of the •Innge, and.'after an illness of about
two hours WWI prOdtillneed dead. The.
body was being shaved by the barber,
When the mot, alipped, reeking a slight
cut in the cheek, frofn wltieh the blood
.spurted freckly, Some or the bystandore
thoUght from this` that 'Himiston WAS
atilt alive, but not, email attention was
paid to this theory. l‘leanwhile Hues.
ton's father, knothr•t and sister arrived
froin Forest, O. The body moo planed
in a Coffin and put on, the P Pg CZ*
14088 train, but tho lia a the eoffin was
not screwed down. Tho sister of lItiee.
tort steyed in the *epees ear to be near
hia body, and when ebout 20 =lee west
of Forest gave ti heartrendingeheiek,and
fell to the floor in a SI W6011. Th 0 train
nein melted to her Resistance, When they
teen& the cause ctf-dter- horror. The
eupposel dead body of her brother .was
moving and breathing, Thefaee, with
ghoetly pallor, extended above The cof-
fin, the eyes wide open, and presenting
Altogether a weird and ghostly speetaele.
The tiervices 01p physician were soured,
restoretivete applied,. and Hqestoti tre-
motted to the home' of his parent§ in
remit Where he now is, The prospeets
of kik reOovery tIrd fetid good, Itis
fileter, gime her' fainting fit in the oar,
has been wholly iceeno, relit are
entertained,. that her reatiOn IS perma.
neutly dethroned,' , •
tis ng that could bo remeetved for the
happineso and pleaStire of its. oat/tante.
In short, it nothing less than a got.
gaol% dwelling on vhools$ In thitl do
Nal Doontua and lila forithsato riot§
tha dD18lrm 4 kits joelt
haul,il th tfit, frAtiti iii
in Olt1th *0101 tapit 'OA 10
,
'Millinery trade
credulous' old
City, Nev., is n
ledge, according e Go
A milliner, who wae.unexpecte
'meted to . San Francisco, begg
landlord to take charge ot the shop
ing her absenpe. She did not have than
to-givo-him*seheduledf-pricesrand he!
'absence was prolonged to teni days. Tin
old fellow was ota confiding nature, and
.whenever the ladies came in to purahass
feather or hat be sold the goods at their
own valuations. Never was there shah
a lively bred° in millinery goods. 'Tin
step was crowded dayand night. Foul
dollar bats 'were- sold for half a dollar
Laces went for a song, and Ostrich fea.
there were cheap as sage -brush. Tin
ladies- gathered in -such force when ths
news of the amazing bargains -to -belted
was noised about,'. that the venerabh
salesman came to the eoticitteion that lit
would be justified in raising the rent a
an establishment that had so enormeuf
a trade. 'When the Milliner. rsturnei
and looked at her empty shelves and thi
eutries in the 44i -book; ohe felt to thl
floo4. in' a fit of'aggravated hYfiteries.
The /Arad el reata, it journal of
hygiene, in an artide referring to Odeen
Or'ove, N. it, Rays t.,01 With a summer
population of 19,000 persona:, the Imo,
bee who go about -with cigars -la their
menthe is very mall,. and'we have neVer
SOME one under the infIcenee of liquor.
Iletther aleoholia bitittlants nor tobaoeo
are persolttekto be sold on the ground.
If used, they must be monied in, or
bought eatoble. Tito reedits of thole
prohibitions aro very favorable to Mot,
ality and eleattline11s.1! It would, lib for.
tunate indeed if tits enlightened polio*
of govaitanaiti of dealing with witaliolle
Rolm* cha tobacco Wlaltih prevails et
Dalian rikim could IA astdad iy
tliti **Mil* tritititAyi
. •
The Bev. S. F.--Clarditter et;olutp
"rain Of the. Deka of 13uckingliare," mach
ti reinarbabler Stateblent . at a iseen
mddleal t-doeferetule ittRogland ' " the
within one hundred pods of the Satiate
Iforae at Liverpool there ,were . 'forty
'oven Publie houeee, andthat tile tetbli
cane actually. strewed sawdust 04 au
p'ivnlnont 118 frOtti Of tbeln, and spritibl
ed rtim over it, so that the unroll of thk
apirit roilmt dewy seams 'Within that
doors." . •
• A odt example of the fatal nature o
diphtheria has jeet twined it Paris
A. whole family eornileting of father in
ther and tk. 1 children, where.attaelre
'With it, t, i 'carried of in. a 'short tint
De. Itagnanit, who attendetb. the
eaugat the ,malady, and in spit; of tl
cnroof one.othis.o,011aiigues,•Pr. Bii
died aloe in tetentyfetir•houre, Dr. B
et• WAS then attacked in his turn, anti
expired. ,
MeXidall, haying Wooed in volt
young woman lit Santa CI
•foritia,_ attempted etploit 18
tot •Often tMedatalfill olltattle of prl
'romitnee. He swooped dOwn on ha
lioreebaelt *Vibe Wit *tieing al
lifted tor ;to lie) :lido and rode ,it
That young wotnafl was meta, mosso
than meat horoltiti 'in mettle; anul.
seratehed atul kicked in a vigor°
romantic way. • The le/Mclean wait
to drop her ak the end of half a mil
A. actions indigent took plitioitt
on the :night of December 7.. A d
Ott sna, PhilI1p ooboo, WAS etit
Ing ' to hie home in the Mato at. :ail
As he strang alotift, taking the
pavement, he run foul of st pats
wile, with an oath, dealt
blow that he 'fell prests4to, bath
'Whilst this bents' liettailatt
oth4to ran to 40Lder the poor
and tookhim id tutttptitecetINI
lc ad, beheld [they dietatoved t
1144144mi dictiitsttd*Iviiitutta
Imbed had,t,lj trAittlitit et ib t4n
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bf %US 1C1