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1.10 beetnetat in Which there are elways, so
Manybenienera as forming, mei theee,
w the liesiness or tot old. hem/ et
V** Tfillimpapp„ofAinktally coming into
Inttien. Wear it hi it neer fedderplant, sem
new variety of wheat and cern, anew crofts
ef Knott domeatie animater a new melt It
well to try any protinsing neveltesin
soocessfue, it la afterwerde goy to. add to.
the stock, .
Tull co= or DA4ii.u.00.ran hardly ever
be lose than kt fa no*. Lebo. le very low,
and thee° who have improvements to make.
and have the money, or eee their way clear-
ly to repay it, if horrowed, epuld teo
better eipportunity than the,:preaent.
STANDING WATua„--41, very impertant
work is tiallet.olf any water that accumulate:a
attention, and the use a the hoe or shovel.
Whether there is a crop in the ground or
not, it b equally necessary to do this thor.
When you tiee two roll eineitt arm
you may bo Rum thet ono of atm le
wife, nue, alas 1...uetteiti etre it in bis
W trete.,
etyle of .bonnet.
A lady inclined to filet Heys west men
are like a cold, very easily caught' but
very 'herd to get rid of. ,
"Good. housekeepere hate to pat off
wasleday. With them it ia " soap de.
fared that inaketli the heart siek." "
The scriptural quotation, There ie
no test for the wicked," does not apply
to the feverage nem of newspaoer„rte
More than, 50,000, grapi vine eu ttinge
haVe been, Old/Ted toe Vinnee from
(1°;Nrigpi:*etrawberries hom the South, are
now tie New York market, eelling at
from $4 to $5 nes gnat re
Nona neat St. .Lonie gentlemen%
who bee just returned front tihina.
etetes tied there IS a railroad running
met from Pekin that COOt $7,000,000
Per Inilot An ordinary Ameriean rail,
road can be •built for trout $10,000 to
030,000 per utile, This Chinese road
was built by Americane ror the Chinese
was teaohed, there was a' loud crack m
the floor. It teas found to have settled
badly, und Would pratiably have, gore
down in a few minutes, Tile„ bride,
groom, with the rest, went to work and
n *editor ter:tat:L:3 thee eineternsine 1,7raced up' the gear, and then was
out of a huedred people made a great eplWecl himself. •
rolf3take when they out oil a dog's tail, Lest Wednesday night six Chinarnen
in throwing dway the wrong end. etnployed in clearieg land near Cbtea,
1 e el their eabitt by a gang of Whites. -Three
aseerts plant' paper
makets are the greatest inagtounet of the after fitusluhg their werk the goirderer,t
1.agtt, Anti emelt 'as' they tra 'foto= beg••
set the cabal en fire end fled. He then
gar's rags:into sheets foreeili tors to lie on,
It is ettey for the fellow.who has neVer
had hie favorite cern trampled on, and
is said Roma b.ok agente make $0
a day et tiler bugler:toe with both hands
oughly, else the soil la eoaked, and dries hie nath, gait lO Jlifi Mali/ ;-•••••
buy for every farmer who permits it, a good
paper and raore lio.ike than he ;could well
otudy in a year.
PAAN•YaltreS, espeeially, should he free
from water ; the wash froni the reefil Should
be carried dr before litiefs soaked through
the enema and dissolved all the Valuable
la ta Ad it.
the Use of the card, or smooth enrrpgembe,
. should not be neglected. There an '46.
tation 'the skin, which.' is allayed :by
brushing and carding,' besides, the loose
hair is removed And doea not reb ofr en the
to every animal, for a week or two,,
be helpful.
VEIIMIN. —As the waroi weather Comes
on, lice and ticks' become active, and ennoy.
parts of lard and }soreness° oil, put on the
back and britiket of cows, ealyes Sheep,
will have a gciod effect.
Houses that were hard worked .threlialt
the winter should have' a little rhat nefores
the spring„work.begine,- -The -loose-Oat
should be well bresised net,. and genie lin,
seed meal giveu in the food, te.•Iselli the
'shedding of the hair. If at night the feet
are muddy and wet, waalt with water and
• seine aorip, mid rub dry with a .piece ef
woollen blanket. It will. prevent 'cracked
heels. As the days grow wept] lnek out for
galls, and wash the ishoeldera with cold, salt
water. Serape the inside of the cellar, and
keep it, smooth and hard.
C/ows.—Puris water, slightly' warmed;
with a quart nf bran stirred 'bite it, is an
excellent drink for cows that have recently
calved. Garget may be prereuted by milk-
ing, before calving, a cow that has a -very
full bag. If the udder is hard aed hot,
give two drachms of saltpetre daily ; and
directly after calving a drink of bran gruel,
with. eight ounces of Epsom .salts, And
sweetened With molassea. If the cow will
were shot dead, the 4th died aeon after,
thesii th being beyond hope of seem -von'
and the title wlio was slightly Wounded
escaped by feigning death. He says
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exttngutsbed the filmes, and gave
the tannin The. murder Was in cold
nloodientid unprovoked. Viet e is . no
The' Hridgeport, (Cann.) - Standard
Bridgeport mother 'has sited a youne
food and.lights wasted, as ehe evidently
considore, during his courtship of her
bobtua thole baelcs, ' daughteee said courtship having 'hem
. . orooa morning, youneily bent, brought to an. nniirnely close by the
your dinighter lets it. baby ; Is it a boy
or a girl. O" ' Slue, iniee, 'and its. me.
self no doeent yet knoW Foy t bet life a
melt has hewn duly notelted to e rimer."
• Stephen 8. Jones, Chlease, aged 65°, Lies., el a 11 .1
Nre-tirleathe 4V,Eitir tow. 'The new editor or ,the BoUlien; itosop \A 1. anti. ruhx. Railway:
fouraals, was shot dead in ine oillee
hint; that *Jonee sedueed his wife, end
• -iandiatix op boarder 'who•htte passed lie' prodnoes a confession signed by his '11* "A" "11" 3.4-10}11.1111ii -Mayen o.
Ferseug4r leave Clinton station as iolIciws
his OUP oil (4i tiraOrt)—" 71: clo two- very wife to that effect. Mrs. Pike conlirms
ne eonne, Mr. Sreith." . Mr, Smith her husband's story,. but the Mende 'of
Stony-hearted. twain in elute of the pro
testatioue -of the young, holy ,and
practieal 'mother. The- coulee off
before a judge in Marche and the you fig
G400E111.
paintrupt %nee* AltIlleit At Coot Pride, seems to-he•the order et the dish I Iseg to rewind WY
oeatowerti owl no puling $044rolly, that X will Fell Ito cheer end ghee is geed Yates for the money, as lay
p,e, R.trstee er et. cal ; 11 etelee Ler $1.00 ; Fine Yorriar T•sht, 30 eat. per lb.;
OLIRISTMAS GOODS.4,:cew Balsins; New Ottrralltg. Candied Peel, do., ILO arrived.
apianaf elm Pt,,ten.-Cerner store opeetita the Market, Late Sheppard Gooper,
cQrkOC.E.RIE$ .c+RQQ.E.4:1S•
• par Stock 01 Groceries is complete in
TEAS:,New Crop Of' 1876, guaranteed to *give satisfaction,.
CROCKERY GLASSWARE CHINA
We wish to eall srial" atteutien to bin` selection Itt THIS MASS C;F' GOOLS, AND
seereinininton,. OUR CHINA* IrEA0 AND TOIL 1* SETS bims
tweet of elegance ana otieapness, do not fau to see t em,
INVITE INSPEO ION, as it iti one of the largest and most elegfli aseortments eyek
Wholesale and Retail GroCers; Brick Bleak,
.15.141.104.1,1
FlION OF THE BIG BEDSTEAD,
Owe% eta en it 1854.)
home mantieteture, made ofseasonedniaterikl:
A fine aseortmeet of bnported work, ouch
se Wood and Cane Seat Oliaira, Sofas, Low,
lectures frturied with Gilt or Itosewoed,and
ed or plain
6lood value given to all who may -purchase,
with moderate priele.
An elegant, Hearse for Hire. A quantity of
veryfine Shrouds, cheap. Funerale attended
and sal furnishings supplied at reaaonable
rates. A larp stock of Illroihne, moulded and
plain, always en hand (trimmed to suit) ()Wier
sibreeplated furniture ;Jr otherwise, ,
[nothing Gant omen
CLINTC*I and vicinity,
I HAVE AGAIN OPENED OUT
ETAIMAING
EashionOle Cuts4 and Tits Warranted.
ROUE SHOEING anti BLACKSMITHINt
THE UNDERSIGNED 110- 3111(111 21.4A51.711E INIZOOriftli THE RESIDENTe
of Clinton and eurreenditig ebUntry, that he has opened out in the,store letely' oiscupled. by
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With. a- Choice- -Selection - of- Family 6rocerres,
• Where will be foUnd all artieles usually kept bee ant elise Grociry Stera,-
Geodef Delivered nib -where. In Tawas. irons. Pradnce 'raises. In :Exeloonge.
_ A call Respectfully Bel Wiles!, 0
REMEMBER THE PL,RCE;•••Albirt Street, "nearly appal% Fair's
tion can be chewed by their 'a groan, -
feel," It eats into ebe ealitor's ealary
fearfully tO got " stook" ..with fPul. or
five such notes io a week.
When I ete williug to swallow flO ituch etipteble• of • the alleged crime. Ail
nightgewleil, his room, and went to' the W; Thonippou of Westfield,
clerk wit h seyine t " Lookne.berea N. Y., Wile op Friday, held for trial on,
losses this as ,i liopoe, mbek,3,,v dee a charge Of uttincethe Mails fraudulently
so& s. misses If you can7t ell te to obtain money from the relatiees of
up, I cloth wane the. blamed thing in Parties -killed at the late Aelatabula. died;
not drink this, give it theough the drench. , rciona." . aster, hie :inocreca Operancli being to Write
for paturient troubles at this time ; but
prevention is tefer and, easier than any
remedy.
Scraps and Gleanings.
, The entrails of sheep are being tail,
feed in California, where they are manu-
factured into ropes for hoisting appara-
At Philadelphia, on Thureday, -the
degree of Doctor of Medicine was con,-
ferred on fifteen ladies, by, the Women's
Medical College.
Baldheaded men are so numerous in
Chicago that an Mullet:me in that city ie
said to look, whea viewed from above,
like a cobblestone pavement.
Att exchange thinks ",it is almose
that some- vigorous Midi), should
•of tbe religious newspapers
ear, hear.
Oregon, James Divehi
bed by masked men, •
d burned his body in
use. What Davis
Duluth has fallen
000 to 2,500, and
500,000 to $586,-
ty incurred in the
ons being actual -
e who had • daily;
aa boosted out of a
, Friendship,
hurt, and has
In Sprin MS., a stranger
opened a stae, pa out a sign as a coin-
' mission. merchant, sent out circulars far
mud 4,idzo•soliciting consignments from
%knee, shipped it to some unknown place,
and now has disappeared.
At the Oomraerteement of a meal the
ancient Greeks' took off theit sandal:3,
washed their feet, placed themselves oei
. the cushions, washed their hands, and
then began to eat When the entity;
was ended they again waehed their
not in the hebit of drinking 'anything.
While Mr. Beadier was leeturing in
grey cat was seen walking deliberate y
4own ono pf the aisles of the Chinch
toivard the rostrum. She /mended the
eteps of the platform, walked up to the
lecturer, and vary familiarly rubbed
herself against his legs, to the great
a antenna of his audience. Mr. Beech,
er simply stopped and laughingly re.
marked, " Well, now, atu beginning
to fool at home."
Dr. B. Jones, an abortion practitioe-
• .Yho was arrested a few months ago for
procuring the death :of a young gitl;
eenimitted suicide on Friday by °kitting,
tittoat. -Fist feel -fifty years he Par-
sned his lefarious calling,
filegant style, and his family Moving in
eood society, On the table where the
liloody knife lay were stocks end bonds
titled at $50,000, and his Mate is es.
inflated to be worth 'shout $150,000.
iris death created -a great sensation..
A very pool ma a '1St a ,ar,,,o. cm y ting that be bad in hie poseesion eertain.
at a etore in droveton, N. H., for one
dollaret worth of apish, islijoh le_ took of ii stipelatect sum wetild forward the
articlee, Signing his mare •Vietor Ben -
up as fellows e—One plug tobacco, 40c:•
eiatChes., 19o, ; peolr„ ef pj e •: d '. I nett. ,The prisoner off d r
An- r,odeSt Young 'lady desiridg: a -leg• ..Fir' PG'sC'oco-CA-ar • f''' " '
of Chicken -at:the table, Said : "I'll take -..:."ge a thoroegh ii nowleclge of tbe natural
laws which govern the rperationa cif digestion
draWers '," A young * : gentleman 'op- :.„,i t, e.fie-p _properties .,f well.soicteli, obe o'a, 1.
pesite immediately saide, -" I'll take l'‘Ie.rt.i:Eappeehatslprovidea our breakfaet tables 1
e y ad Illi Mister,
tioatins stoOncl. lle ready to attack wherever
.-was the flood., :Among • the first Cill064 ablielt'OT Ilk weak point.. We MaY escape mauy
-tions put -was, a Howe did Noah under.- : fa, e a by ..it,e0piu0 ourselves well fortie
'stand that there wee goipg tosinee flood `I''. tied e‘vith aietteablood an.d a properly noutielx-
. A Yank.eo ,Couple celebrated their an 170, rweadin911,011don,'' -
s said that they newt exchang- ed a trifled wit14.often. when neglected iriS•coe‘nevierts.
talinto a- amens Red generally. fatal pulammuy
harsh ward. ditring ilieir'wedde,d life of (team. The there prudent, aware af this,
twensty-AVe years.: - The. Inoit ineredtd_. promptly toe Bryan's. .Puhnontetewaferee a et ,
OU8 vvill trelieit it when it iS Stated that rative which has sustained its reputation fOi.
Trains will :arty° as follows ; . Mixed; 0•40 AM, , f fore
Stratford. Mail end Espresn, 2.80 P..lt.,. from Toronto.
' ' c.-1 : ._ • fl"t..1 P5 i e' L'',1. -
The editor of the ./Cansas F
stated that he had. taken all soiairsmoerf
thinge in. the way of subscriptions, and
that now n man offers him an owl for
six inonthe'bf his peper. The. editor
says that if he eau find any fellow who
ie out Of ewl, end needs'orte, he'll do it.
How deac to my heave are. the.se.enes
of thy childhood, when fond recollection
reeatis them to 'that
mother had carved out of hitrdwogri, to
wallop my --- troesercs. until it was
hlue. . The old oakon shingle, the iron.
hound shiogle, the moes•covered shingle
that hung en the wall. -
A dandy, with' exceedingly slender
legs, passing nlong the street, the fol-
lowing dialoghe, in screeching tones,
,writt indulged in by a couple of urchins !
' Say, tiny; that feller'e got a limn)
cottrage to risk lamed!' out on such leen
." "Alight freeze brook off, ntick in his
body and bleed him to death."
A Man old West had a teeth drawn.
The charge was fifty cents, and he ten -
tiered* two•dollar bill, The dentist
haviog only one dollar change the oh-
liging custotnee deliberately set down
and had a gonna molar. extracted to
Tor seine one to say this tooth-oot story
When loft soo a youtea fellow steads.,
be tolerably eure'that he has just begun Oyster8 in every Style.
keeping house, mid that he is mutter.
On'the shortest wilco.
ing to himself, ••" Chopping bowl,. tine I,
over tiventl. years, they. are always efficeenme.
awl exert a moot benefieialinfluence on all the
Bronchial and pulmonary organS, Sold by all
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rare ea many sunpose, not such great curiosities
either, there are many to be found in :verious
Olds of the country, biat tionbk if they will
ever prove as valuable to their owners as the one
exhibited by Barnum ; we imagine their owners
would consider them more valuable without the
wool, for Wit rough and wooly. state of the hair
indicates that the horse is not in a heAlth3r con -
Powders arid Arabiah Heave Remedy: it will
purify the blood, correct the appearance. re-
move all obstrechons from the lungs And liver,
alid give to the teat a sleek and' shining appear-
ance. nemonaber the name, and.see that the
signature of. Hurd Co. is on each package.
Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle, Ont., proprie-
,tors for Canada. sem by all medicine dealers.'
• For Sale—cheap.
good cella! with over acre of laud, end etcher/1s
nicety anuatedo; the TOSPIA of Clietont not tar from the
Canada Company Lands.
Li LIST DV LANDS IN IlUltON Pan SALE Mr
-ca. the camels Coutpany Ditty be seen et the *Mee er
it UALL.
-5•.'OPENETD
log on a
'47411 kinlis of Pastry Cakes &c
eatbos e --4,1;g6 the thumb and al
A St. Paul paper sap :--;" While
Governor Pillsbury is preparing to im-
port peas from Canada; many fareners
fear that ineradicable enemy the Carta.
di, thistle willabe imported with the
peas: Great care must be exmcised to
prevent this energetic plant froni gain -
trig a foothold in lqinnesota." The eo.
o Canada than it does to the Muted
States, nor indeed so much, 11/1,Nfifig, been
lira introduced into the letter country.
Seeds of all kinds from Commie. Ara locus
likely to oonteiti foreign Admixtures
than are seeds from any part of the con-
tinent, for greater. care ie exereited in
tiu taulog of atom
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be-impend:whim ordered.
t t ember party the heetrate ' °(`:'h!at before tile fue h
tattemosa elate Milt; 6 6°6' 611161. 6°6°1"
Mrs, Mot ay, had tio epoon ;for hiec soup, II "at" 1"-)66 4.1 1676
and called the attention of the servant R, ,
to -the faot. The Than.sertrant, who was 1, Jar's. BeesleAry 1/1
an eccentric old charither, replied to Ids 1.1•Tenttitooti - tiler;
The eloping eouple in this inetance ,.,.et4 .1,, le no ,.s,..,,,. eemtaeca, and is remittent
were overtaken by tint girre father , at ii 1.07.01; coank oilati, 1 12 , an sizes 0 nd deserixtions ore
filed of himself on a reCille.'s hone, II ' "1-luloil, nay II, task. ""'IL T"'
ler le rmgthunto iten't5s Masi pagog514 Sod 6°6°1616'
mit of her lovet'a waggon, I
started, foe home.- The toyer geve eltaeo ' f4.„ ;
bet his waggon broke dos le Di'l Lie 2•11 A -Ff
pretence of mind desert hire in that 1, 1'0 lui$ 4)".ting at4 lot* rto
out, of he
et their spare rao.
, )1+!2 easily Alto •f:ore ;.f1 rots tea, pm, analog.
emooth hack of the mule. , tete I lie Ii:1,',;,.1i7;...01TAIttilitglarga;';?:11;.Ttit'sgtiTaraa:11"n'
Man. Then till young (3n motultol Nat Illosaated Pabliottlaus hILlont bgt !luta.
the mold rind ilea, •
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/MIN UNDERSIGNED see evert TO. INVOItill
the Inhabitants; of Clinton and iveinty that theY
have parchseed the Grocery Badness formerly (girded
on by Mr. jet S. HUNTER, and will continue .it at the
OK Stuad, where they will be pleased to meet all thapld
customers and as =ally nev7 Meg as may favor than
with their patronage.. They have on bane e omelet
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Of all descriptions, which they pffer at the lowest re.
coeds Delivered .in eny: Part at she l'emi.--Favie
,Kir' CA .§11 PAID FOR BOGS, Al
TIMES and snuevsents botight, and 'Mgt paid
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7b0 6014 Since April last
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tanti sin Cr other Inflatenuttory MIS hours.
010 ; relitt.ie felt in a few'. hosing:: the moit.oludinato
. „eases. of Dyspepsia. cured in a w`eek. A lady. writes, 11 T.
have been saved from ine.iingerine paint,. • I bad bre&
, • 'chltiet catarrh," end dyspepsia, Cid was. cured in a few
Northrup & Lyman, Toronto FOr pertioular eases
SMO ERS
Wo have. again to call year attentioxf, to
Myrtle Ilavy TOBACCO..
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IN GILT LETTERs, le On each plug of the genuine.
LIQUOR STORE.
The undersigned having opened a Liquor busiaess in the remises 'formerly tined as a Groeery,
Wines and Liquors. of the best and. most yeliable 'Brands,
-which the offers- •to the publla at romuheiative-pliaeif.---A4cit- forstetiet6ii St;
' lie will constantly keep on hand a Urge an well selebted stock of
_ , ' George it Co., Termite, importers of pureXedieinal ines,
He would Also beg to inform his patrons and the public generally,•that he has removed hid
• Stock -Of Groceries, China and Glassware,
To the premises lately` occupied by Jas. A. Yuji', known as the Anterieiin Expreas Offled
where be is prepared to offer apecial inducements to any fayoring him with their patronage,
ewe Cafita AND EXAMINE STOCK, AND COMPARE PRICI,S,. -Ma
N. ROBSON.
dlitacut, July :10, 1870. BRICK BLOCK
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LIQUOR ST()Ii,
;PEE bxneesiox.sn LIAVE NOW ON -RAND IN
Premises formerly occupied by the 'late J. R. Racey,
A -LARGE AND sr,X.Evr STOOK or
ITO. I 0 E • 011, It
4171'7 711
Which they ofter.to the publie at the toe eat renitmerative rate',
and' Carlintert half and viarter la wood ; Grant's Spiing Brewery,. Hamilton ; and
. Hole Agents! for the tioclerick lireteerus
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Huron Street, QLIN'TO
rrnE SUBSCRIBER WOULD TAKE THIS OFF011•
• TUNITY of thanking his tumorous customers, for
the very patronage they have' layered him with
while carrying on business in this town and would at„
.the SalTIOttons hittniate to then), and the'retblio goner -
ally, that he bail made witch arroateementeas winanif
farther entitle him to their.support, 00 ho bollaves it
:will be -greatly to their 10v:tango. Looking to the in.
forest ofhlinpatrbus. he has en -gaged the serviebe of
• • its 1.40 Also made Shell arrangements with '
slot, as will sushi° him to use his skill iu all mitten? re.
the winner of the.prie for .•
lie • Celt with tonfidenoe claim to).- MS fainufacture.L.,
Sureriorityover all °Mora, and would. state thathe le
-.sea • le, and.by the fealties he poseassas; will Ise enabled,
Femora eadothers may rest a -seared that their orders
*to ofter thorn at GREATLY REDUCED PEIGES, .
which aerial; attention. tobusineen and along experience '
in it -a good guarantee for good.work-sheuld Merit,
Veterinary Verso sheer. •
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A Xine assortment of Tweeds ti; ,eloths to choose from.
7/weeds - bought- in, the-- Store,
put. Free of Charge,
A. Trial Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
INTOR, Feb, 15, 1877.
rpm., UNDERSIGNED EEG TO
▪ public generally that they Miro entered into pert.
:nership, for the ropes° *1 carrying on the blacksmith..
ing business in all its branches? it building Godley-.
ecomeed by F. Jones, -
'Where they esti bo prepared to r:cecute au ordera on:
trusted. to them, in a satisfactory Mariner, and, at
Clinton Jan ill iss7 •
Greatesaoller of Iflern Times
TILE PILLti 'Pnrify'l lie Blood;correet all (Reorders of
-theLiverilltomachrEidasys,- andllowels, -anti Ara 104
• valuable in all complaints incidental to reneuee
run OINTlIENT is the only reliable remedy tor Lad
Legs, Old Wounds, Sores null Ulcers, &I however long
standing, yor Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Coughs Colds,
Gout, Rheumatism, and el bhin Diseases', ir'hat1 no
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atta filhtmetit" are mantifactared and cold ander the
nerds of Boni:may dc Co., 3.7.41'05,1y, Curran &Co,„
druggisto, and also ^. the Metropolitan
of New York, with
mark, Ince this cut.
,laydock, of New
oft eonnterfelts of
the bamo of „Iloilo.
an assumed trade.
Again, one Joseph
Bobbing, of New York, aro agents for tho same,' Theae
persons, the better to deoeive you, unblushingly caution
ihe patine, in small book of directions ardaed te their
medicines, which are really the epurlette hullo te
Beware of Counterfeits; Unsernpuloua doalora obtain
this:naive-5 low prieee, lied den thorn to tho public in
Canada as my Wanda° Pills and Ointmcmt. I moat ear.
neatly and respeetfitlly appeal to the Clergy, to mothers
ot families and other ladies, and to the public coneraill
et British North Atomise, that they may Do plessod to
dation:leo unsparingly thege frauds.
Purchasers ShOttld 1001z to this Label oh
the Pots and BOxee, If the fiddt•OSS isnot
533, Grtfo, rd Stcreoeutn,tLeropeditosn, they are the
Each Pot mid bears' the Betrtsu Gov'mvcrirer
STAMP. tvith the worde noseowere PILLS AND
OINTMENT, LONDON, engraved thereon. On the
11'1101:0 510140 they aro tudnufaetured.
fa- Parties who maybe dofrairded by vendors
*parlous llolloway's Fills and Indium ao of my genu.
tee, be iltuply reunsinnaltdirfndthsiruamea
'Meet, Blood,
London, Jan, 10th, 187/.
AGRICULTURAL WORK
Climax Double Cylinder Threshing Machineso
Combination "and Vibrator Threshing Ma ohines
,Ansl, 01.'kitaltt. of AtellICtIIIITIIAL oxeye oil been,
parte Of the Dom:Tido, We hevei by the introilattlort cif 'the lateet and Most apptoved
machlnery lute tier works), greetly int eased our manufaetuting facilitio.e. We aro therefore
and ther0101111Y levied before. leaving the Blom, ani tern -ranted Le lie
Every nieullint
1 goi:011aitat ay JAMES 31. 001110100a 13#111
strttatlott. "Accra (Ito, of V10'81(10% .0`.410111 I'
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CLINTON,: 0
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arigiNaraea Jab
As te the excellence Dieu Organs, read. tho ing Testimonials : •
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theta, for St. raul's Church, gives entire liatifittetiOIL—
Thq axe instrinnents hi which' all the desirable improvements stre to be found, •They excel eal3e91*
pgrity and sweetness of tone, and respond to the most rapid'auinipulatiens: .
SHEPHErn E.- BROWN.
• The Orgaus arriveifall right ; on examination., find your bellows the hest we ever saw in
nay organ. Your action and reede are large, producing n tone resembling •tlie pipe organ ; your
swells (the very soul of orgam) and your full-ivm•y;fronteil keys are ail tbat could he desired,
and we predict for those ergries a large male.'
Celleral SEWING MACHINE DEPOT.
A splendid assortment of that -class SEWING 'MACHINES always on band. NEEDLE,S
, and every furnishing kept in stalk, •
Sewing Machines of every make repaired, and new plata kept on hand. Having engaged a
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practical mactudist, allIstiork done here is warranted to give good satisfaction.
'Charges Moderate. . •
'trams Street,-; atter-welt or the leommerelal 1131otel, Clinton, Ont.
ODERI -NDRY
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Boilers1 Engines.. and Mill illachinery of .Latest Styles.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEIVIENTS
STOVES of ..itrieus. kinds. ' Brass and Iron Castings;
Mit SALE 0111A15-4Second-hand Engines 'aifa Boilers of 16, 20 end 80
'Horse PoWer ; alto, §tave•111aohine, Shingle end Heading Afechine, and Heading
ComatIcri, reb. 1, 1877.
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fAttl,1SED LADIES.
,NrA./41/1PA07.1.711EllS 01'
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jelinston harvesters Single Reapers, Mowers and Combined Machines
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axe. PAS by all Drunlastretlettfiem Droadohst Seeders, st3eet Drills,,Ilorse Powers, Sawing
hitt% (1110 'NS, s4X, litqf pet t ,tn Maellit1013, CPUtherev Straw eaters; Vows, Gang &e.t
cee *mem inn ...ealett enweere to ate else e,
t(l.treel Niers fer poireer or eel, I44
• MILLI, St (in ae cite etixtreettv?"0? rift etnet Self4 Milk temple*, Also: , f6e Water Woph,to; Mite, tows .6.44(1