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The 001114y Ce1Ine1l. Coughlan, Una a detailed statement or
. the salaries of the County officials, and*
r 7 o3 .i•
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touNarY e 1(4. perqUisites pertainiug thereto be fur,
Mr, Keine moyeti,eee. by Mr• Gaither, nisbed by the Clerk roithe information
- .the,t $3,000 be raieed by. the County •of the new •members lind ol bers,.-Par.
foe improving the bounds17 linee of the lied .
- respective Munieiptilities, seid sure to OD, . motion, a Mi‘. .0iiidley, br,
. be expended MA the etkme Prinai& as Worthington was Irelapoointed litgli
, .
teretotore.-Carried. • ". School Piste tui for the tow', of Clinton,
' Mr--Itlason-moveer--by•--Mr,Gra A--,--se-Ftams---znre,-e,,Thwittetie
' am, Wet the Councirinsti.uot the Conn- to th,„" Ham() 1,1041.a in pieee et. mr. am,
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CLINTON NEW ERA.
The Horrors' of Was
The following "thrilling letter was
wlitteo by •a Reesian pilit,ee of the
Geards Ca a relative in Olevelaild,•,0.:
liratpetiAlr0.1ts.or„Finfre Divisiox o
1 Tun °Mums, PLEYNA, Out 30
, ,
f?ttY8 Vet returned this morning
from a six deys' expedition on the So.
phia Rnadr7)ifibiect WO -1
the two fortified villages Of Dabnik and
Y r, - , % an et, tie •- • -Telsit, itup,ortant to. Osman as shelter
- be Maitland i•iver at .Senoneritill, 're-
. . . . REPORT CIF Tin': SCHOOL ANO 'PRINT N('' fele. the coil VOVEitryin Orohauie ."Dihnik
paired, as it is unsafe for- nubile travel, ' . . ' . d D• ivititot'l 'took 14.-tke -rootot
• comnerree, , . Our Sapp
-Referred to R. ad 13 Ohm, ' ... •'- or or the hayonet, After. a breast•tq, breast
'We recommend' thitt the tender,
A number of accounts were pre ented
and referred to the Finance -Cent, the•Clinton New. EltA. ter the -Comity
• Mr. Cook moved, sec, by • Mr, Weir,
, that $1r.)0 tet granted to.be expended on
, . the. bOundary•between Howick and
M:nto„ as theebount,y of Wellington hits
• t 1 ' il• , amount -Referred to'
d
• T bo acme )ted it beim, the low-
,
'est, this, I'll our opinion, being the cor-
rect principle. '
With reference to the motion to lip.
point '1Viessrs. Strang, tll and Turn-
- • Finance 00ty, . • . : upon the board of -Co anty Licannn-.
The Council. cited-adjoin:tit d.• kr the exnminati°° °e 's°1'°°-1'
te'aeliers, we would reconmend it to be
• ,
acloptet
•
The (Jouncif met at ten "o'Clool, call With rer("''"4.e. t°. the Itel)°rts ot.
; 'School Inspecters, we wehld reeommend.
the members being ptesent.•
The report of the Select Committee, to Mint" they lie referted to the c erk to
',mike the various committees wag pre- mai"' an nbstl't er°63 them e" th'
vented and adopted, as follows t.-- PurPoSe of , Prin. ring t h em in t he to i ••
u • ' , • . •
REPORT OF SELECT COMMITtesTEE. '' •
WhiCh itmitted
Your Com: recomtnend that the' setAllsOf s respeetfilly sub
%e.:
val Coot's. be constituted as follows''- REPC)" OF . . rill 1LICala 06 IlUt.'". '
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EQUALIZATION. - Meesrs. Webster This report mainly consiSted in re-.
&radian, Chidley, Efunter, 31c1VIil1an, commending the payment of a large
Castle, 'W. J. Johnston, Yoting,D. D. nninher of -accounts whieli had ileeti
1., leen, L.ckie, Black ancl Walker. -
.0 FINANCE.- 510Stirs.
/ • son, Gibson Leckie, Keine, 'Coughlan.,
•,‘ Henninge, Hannah, J. 1Vriller,
„4.
jt
Whitely, Currie, D. Miller, .Garrow,
' certified tO bY the different oftioials who
• • • • •
lea inetirrett the debta for connts' 1,111.•
poses, ' 'rho; Treasurer'a statements of
.Receipts and Expenditures .fer the past
year,. t bey ,reco,tritnended • that it be-.
gher; Connor, R. D. 'Wilson, Hamilton, printed in the minutes, and_ that the
Hays and F. Johnston.'. • •
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SCHOOL AND PRINTIEG.-MeSSI'S.
D. Miller, -Keine, Garrow,
won, Hennings. Castle, Whitely,' Weir,
B Wilson, Rennie, Black•and Heys:
• ,..
Roan AND BRIDGE.-Megsrs. Hardy,•
- Diteuzies, Slemmon, Kerr, -Jewel, Walk-
er, Geigher, Yearly, Ellicitt,' Totter,
Martin'Gaunt, Mason, 0.00k, Gibson,
Black, Hunter and Hamilton. •
GAOL AND COURT Housi...----MeSSIN.
IVIsson, D. Millet., J. Miller, Cook, Kerr;
Coughlan, Rennie, Menzies, ;graham,
Hannah, Clegg, 11,amilton..and Martin.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.--,-Metifit'S. Yeatly;
Strachan, Chidley, Garrow, johns-
ston, Castle, Hardy, Potter and Weir.
WARDEN'S COMMITTEE. Messrs.
Young, McMillan, 'Hunter,
. Leckie, Strachey. and F. Johnston,
The Warden to be ex -officio member
of all Conimittees...
All of which is respectfully eutenitted.
Jong McMiLnAtt,9hairecurn.
Moved by Mr. Leckie,. sea. by
Gibson, that in view of the increase ;of.
pauperism, .caused no doubt Frain the
increase of population, not only in the
-
townships, but particularly , in. the in-
creased town and village population, and
the depreqsioe tif ttade in nimost•'.,-very
branch, it ts desirehle, both in the:in;
teresta of economy and humanityto es-
tablish a House of Refuge or Poor lioese
in the County. The motion .W/01 effr-
tied by a majority a two. .
Moved by Mr. Menzies, sec. by, Mr.
Hennings, that a committee; consisting
of liessre. Leckie, Black,McMillen,
Hardy•and Keine, be appointed to make
the necessary enquiries .1133, 'to -4-boatiou,
cost of construction, dm., of the proima-
ed County Poor House . to .report ,at
the June eession of thie
Moved hy Mr. Garrow,sec. Mr. You,
that the R. apd B. .Com. be .ierptested
to ascertnin and report at the June ses-
sion, whiah. if any of the leading, gravel
roads, or sections thereof, slionld be. ex:
cepted from the general rule of 'Council
that such roads should be -maintained
by the local municipalities. -.-Carried.
Report of the County Engineer., was
read and referred to L. and B. Cont.
. Report of the Salaries Committee
' read and tidopted. •
, Moved by Mr. MeMillan, sec. by Mr.
Young, that the sum of $500 be grant-.
ed to the three riding Agricultural sb-
cieties or thia county, on eondition that
they amalgamate and hold one show- in
'Legislature be•petitianed to alaisliqfie
.sysitein of Graii'a JuriesAll of winch
is reSpeetfu tly submitted.
• GAOL AND COURT HOUSE COMMITTEE
The cornhaying examined the gaol
found it clean 1 end well kept in`eveey
'particular and the officials cOurtemiS.
There are 12 male and 2 female prison-
ers entifi sled therein, .Tbe cormnittee
else ..rectioatnended th.e .ptiechase of
tWeive bibles for prisoner's use; They
also ,reperted-,thar, at present, there Was
019,-a4e4uate employment foe the male
priaciners sentenced'.to'hard tabor.' All
of which ,was respectfully imbinitted.
' REPORT .oy RoAn Alen Beinoy Con: .
merren:
Thc• committee recoinnended 'the' re-
pairing of the approaches to the bridge
overthe 'Maitland rivee+ at Stfibbiehill
- .
Mao recommend that :the tender„of
Wm. Wise for building bridge at •BaY-
field; for $3;180 ' bpaccejited. They
also reconamend several-otber niattera
of mum: importance. .
After""seme discussion- the foregoing
renortwere adopted. ;
Moiled by Mr, - Strahati,,sec. 11,y
W. J. joimston, that the Clerk of each
mitnieiPality be instructed to "furnish
the chairman Of the Hoose of Refuge
coin., Mr. Leckie, ef Betissels, -before
the lsf 'of May, a statement of the num
lei of indigent persons that (meld be
sent now front said .inuniciPality to a
ponrhouse,' should sucILAn...instittition
be established, sech infornettiOn to
laid before' the Council at its_ Jinie
meeting:7.-N rried. ' . " •
a Moved by Mr. .Chidley; aec. by Mr.'
Garrote, that Ole Connell is of opinion
thqt Belden's pr000sed atlas of the
comity of Hamm, is a useful and itn-
portant work, Which it is hoped will be
proceeded with,,bitt that it would-be an
-undue-inter-rennet) with -the -rights -6
the local municipalities for this Council
to 'give en.orddr for them, and out of
the peekets of, snch flfllfllOIp*lllty -Car
tied. , . •
. ,
• • Report of R. and B. Com. adopted:.
A motion was made to amend he re.
pert with reference to the High School
in Seaforth, hut wife: lost on a division.
. The by.14w fixing the ,salaries'of the
county otfieials for -1878 was then passed.
Council adjourned. •
Jan, 26.
Coehoil inekpurstittht tO adjournment;
'Warden the chair, minutes of yester-
the fhll. Loet by a majority of four. day read end adopted.
On motion of Mr. Clegg g;ant of Moved by lie, (Almon, sec, • be ItIr,
:1,1200 was made to assist the village cif
Myth in the erection or a lock-up.°
Moved hy Mr. Garrow, Sec.' by Mr.
Chidley, that Alessi*. Strang, Halls and
Turnbull be re -appointed eX11,1111fiet'S of
candidates for school teachers. -Referred
to School Committee.
Moved by Mr. MeMillan, sec. by Mr,
Young, that $20.0 be granted to each of
the Riding Agricultural Societies,
111Moved by Mr. D. D. Wilson, see, by
Mr. Slemmon, that the Cotincil senction
the establishment of a High Sebool in
Seaforth.-Referred to S. C.
Moved by Mr. Leckie, See; Mr.
Castle, that this Council tender their
sympathy and condolence to the widoiv
And friends of mit late colleague Robert
Callender, Esq., of Clinten, who, We
regret to learn has 'died a •iretnature
death through injuriet received' whtle
in duty endetivot•ing to save the pippart7
of his fellow eitizens, at the late fire, -
Carried.
The Council then adjourned,
'an,05111
Connell met7Warden in the Clair,
all the members present-, minutes of
yesterday read and approved.
Moved by Mr. Graham see. by Ur,
Young,'• that •the Engineer be instruct.,
eft to furnish a statement, showing.the
BROWS, amoun tit and dates of the orders.
given by him in estimates of . work by
contractors hetvveen each meeting of the
Council, for the informatien of the Coun-.
oil at each meeting -of the same. -Car,
Moved by 'Kr...Maims, see. by Mr.
Gibson, that the Clerk be instructed to
commitnicate with each municipality
in the county and ascertain the amount
paid by such municipality for charity
(luring the year 1877, and that the poor
house committee embody the stun. paid.
in their report at the .Tnne meeting.-
.
Carried, "
. Atter the transaction of some routine
business and other matters of minor iin
portauct the Colwell adjourned te meet
ofi the first Monday in June next;
The largest 'oyster on record'in the
United Stato wan one taken from the
bed e in Mobile' in 1840. It measured
three feet one • length, aed
twentjr-thtee' and a half Inches in
breadth acrose its widest part, In 1866
a Setrerson Market oyster dealer found
ariv?ttg Stock of East rifler oysters
one mhieh Contained Et 'fisli mix itiehee
long. ,
a.
$ VT I 4) NAL.'
colnosny's fleet consis▪ ts of Twelve, first-elties, full-
.. . powered Steamship's?
For t4iverneoi mut Queenstown, •
From pier 44, hZ, foot Spring, ERreet,,, Noe, yorb,
,For Loudon 'Direct,
Vann Pier 51, N. R., foot Christopher Street, TOW York.
The aecommodationo for A.labin PASSOngerrhy-fitae
Steamers tire 0100, 140 nit•OK Of Wow ars front
'rp() upward, a ecording to the loeation of sleeping berths.
Alleithin,paasengetElhave etinal privileges in the slioon,
ExtuffORMT-Mieratrthikatslit-ItalucetiTittes. Forlor-
thet 'lifer/nation Ile ft) 841400, and teristtes of COM
OtOrStOOttlge OttOPOMOI1Oly to
dEO• qatAILTO.N.' Agent Q.N2V,It:
•ounton, 11arch se. 1877.
a
BLOOD POISONINGS,
T-Ivxta DISEASE IINOWN 10 SOIENI1E MOD.
1)100d y conflict. This wus OP tile 240.
Our 10998 were tietivy-ovee 8,000 kill-
JJ4ii.trreo from poison in tho blood. Indigestion ta
ed aud vA.atipied, but tiles° at PS wei-e Otle urtaetple (muse. • 13RUNTON'S igegerIve
Frain eouteniDes poilion in the blood, and the
eared tor by,frientlly. bands. Tini
Itish-lolees,Were es, heavy„ besides 3,000
prisoners. who fell Leto oar bende.
Four days l•tter oar Ftret• Brigade, to
A11StORBENT externally brsorbs the I "ilson fro,,* th
syoem *nee, 1110.e313, Syi,hillis„ e
Ned.
indigestion, Aunt any other tiloyd poisoning 3320. mired ill 33141100.3 time by'the aboVe rainedies.
Sold by all,druggists, price 00 cents. .0/ •
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?Mich. toy regiinfint. was order-
ad watli Trish, eight milee from Dab- PIETtrE'S
to
nil, Our: first squaittrou, efinirnatided
•
py my teiend 5,, moved forward., ttccot. 1. •- :.. LAN ' .
panying'a regiinent ofinfantry and tw ' •
tight hekl pieees: They ,met oyerWhelm- l .. REA/1ET)IES
.nii ,fpi cos of Turks, litsci Id ft()E a heavy
stiliggle• fell back to await reit ire, 0,.A. Aro 001 ildrrtised lis .. olive -Ails," but are specifics in
. „
.- , • the diseases toe,whieli 0'4 are reciannio 1 • I "
014-11118. • We •W ere ordered forward, a I
sSe.col tteit(iti ;$(1,tiiiiisttitili:oleu.l. Atoboel,tolohtshi.ge, of .tinti(A,,,
jAiwritivAest,TigiiirtorsZL."-.of 4`,1t,I„ X0"1\3
•
lee. nit es hm;onal'contr ',. • ' , a(tplalit4til'isreolueguleieolii.tiutrie duelilnii°01.1.1t. /1;alitleht-1
d-ro('!•):colt;sitTfe's.4tuli:..srikf t am
atteed. we.' so'vertook • the remnant ' of On r , tprry. teittgyt:' .itsi)t(1,1003, ont,iiiiy.tilave that.
ill-fated iirst squad eon ---,of 600 .inen ;-) i.,,,,le,ilotportvieirifu)ttkilinenbero41::eits.clial prosperity olf 'Honore
het4113, 1.40.remaining amt. Six, (aeon; Atny)irot.ostuir)orker niord,, Dr. PlereerrgiriladatriahLuolgefl'ioa;
Anis:dog, . We stoPped lett'. a- Moment. 1 4 lathgellgoellillidsOt(i)ifiersui`irgir (ale in tile united
suttee,
and Ginn' ceutettid oit, along 0 path that eettie.tz t:titgitet exported foots Up to giel;sei218ilr'll"gliTiug(i
,evet'y- moineut gt.ow inof•ii *.efid• more,' .tbilleQptroporliontsl.arres1).941117)Iiels;Iitli\I'lvoither ba,is than that
grow to web glgan--
flat:id), .steei,n with:dead. 'i,Votiride. d'. . of
w.e Saw:bone ' Th ' '
or 10400.3-elestatallog, Y.
, . i , , .0
. . cut off but th further. v"
. e nearest bodibs were GOLDEN MEDI6:kL DisCov-er
only-paEtiv stripped of their clothes end atterati
their heads
we GOLDEN PUDICA
rode the gha t
L DifiCOVer7
s ter grew the sIght Th
. la Peeforist •
dead Turks 1 * e
, m in a mail er t hort•ibl GOLD • al
uotning to a place where the remi GOLDEN NIE.DICA.I. Di Y
frobri T.ch „ a _put two -;m1,1, letiiivernotitsoul'0,,inidts Ar,iiltionr,aatisvesepicefpusirat:c;:;, 0145.441.?pts:lais.es
03
e „. Wo halted, tied after driving _florulysi.coris3,y 0;itt.etioortesii ; Piniples '1'»
-
from
Throat mid LsUP4Terffraele
away and cutting down in .a Short skir- 6 ti-forioipeirins, it
pien
reish a party of •Turks ;OR? weee .n. itts, olval.4noviiiereingp onpoetrotibe ; and ChroLie
robbing. our dead, we stopped to fnle''tn.. r rut: non
BRiouSneas,
brefore going A.S I rode akin •th
. ay as they had fallen hut GOLDEN MEDICAL. Discov. e. ry
our poor conirades.bad been i °libel and iti ft Chatlittgoaose, or liver rationales t=
fld Yet ta•ed so ' EN MEDICAL. Discovery
• iS Vgillie '
to describe. . . c '
scover
,sernewhat Widened ab
103111(1 .out
e eitiooriou 0(1 I, And its Tonle iropertics.mal'ie entiall-yr
toet, shouting out. I
.13 n cut mg ludigest on
, Loss a AjApetite and
ut!:agpii.zed cry ers to Toy ,me
• p,m" n, ,
t!-ntion. ' lonk4 d tested tny a N hen the skin 14
louctio.,,. or ,:shosraolliZionadropvered with 'hie:tithes
rtniful. No'ihing but i:eues of ora'aeirNVetjt.).1r.41velliniim
11.eatm (load ' ey'ery where. Of, • these will effect V
none needbd I e
0,3110.13 -procee ed
cl , and there
a.sma.i. cur. 8. city evdry hits ,01,.!, • iorce :4 Golden
c , g the liver sti
Medical Disc
11 u sh es, low
relief tenea aistamde,3,„ . • ce
asIt effects pert t
*3 onfeoi did:drowsseir
rewilie;bridle
faco or ;vi;utirocit.
frequent
40ado,onont..niorebodiugs
kala.d.:11411sY•illw"12
piritl
hark lotice.nitire ,811111011.4toetel
altegileet8esd
•.iihadstaigiyaidnisapirvolD4./1:vain these piteons cries'
over 111' ilvtee,rand tongne
bYus181:11'f' *in and Nan tOiltrd Torart , yr Biliousness. lk
y re sufformg
eases of
from behind Which tiid AS 'ar letliyalt"r eases Dr. p aPPear.
part of thee° symprolgs
soma
sounde '
pool,,of clotted' blond, lay diet which I •
at firit' failed to rehognize as a human"
though- hutnau it ;certainly • V) 48
In itspiteous cries; and' the seemingly
gloved hands the t el n (tiled ai r arab001111
in their agony. The :rest; from the
waist upward, Was'•one 38)0t4; of lil W;
nniveting fleah-Lthe face - featorttless;
eyi lids and iiyes.eitt out, the 11 (Viol
,i1 «, all but the bands,....whose WIHtOE
skin et first gave the itnpression of their
being gloved; This ghastly .objeet lay
,,a few steps trete a deed horse, one Of :our
own ,regiinent'a'golden hays. Faint at
heart I bent Over the stiffet•er, evidently
nue of our own men, but now mangled-.
ileyorid recogeition. He prayed for
death .with hie poor torn lip, and in it
minnte *lore W., our surgeon,aand_two
more Of our officers were hy his side.
roam for W., who stooped for
a; few' seeends tei'er our conirede, and
then rising; sadly Shook his head, trier -
Inuring, " help."
•strlden .itypelse prompted nie to
seiZe the poor helpless hand in,my own,
and, psksiiii it, whisper o few words
of condole. the sound of my voice
came the „sadder appeal : "Nicoltii, for
old friendship's sake send a bullet
therbigh niy heart.° This voice 'council.
ed so strangely familiar, 'and yet Icould
not recognize it, "Who, are you I"
"Alexis S." . .Alexis, oid school:,
rri te,' o had a few hours ago shared
.niy breakfast by ,our. bivoinic 'fire, and
then rode a•Way, handsome and bold, et
the head ot otir gtillatit first squadron.
He had fallen, wounded, helpless, his
horse shot under him, and•the fiendish
Turks were sloyly torturing hint to
death when our amitotic."... drove them
away: Clasping my hand in *his he stilt
begged for death.• .111y revnlvet• tvas
empty, discharged .in the sentlie it. few
mothents before,. I looked at m.lio
silently' drew out hisounl, slittailering
it every nerve, placed the Muzzle aeairbt
S.'s hreaSt, and, with averted face: red
twice in suceessiott. w110-1 s'till pressed
Ike poor hand in mine. „We wrapped,
him up in my cloak, and, placing him
in the shallow diteli, rollea a boulder
over him, and then, with oue hands
still moist with hie hided, wo swore to
each 'oilier never to empty the fast
Chamber or our pistols, lint always to,
reserve a shot roe. otirseive§ and friends'
should any or tie, wounded, haVe to be
left behind. MaY a gniok death -a
soldier's death -be mire.
Al* ;.• 411a
Tbe cigar makers' strike in New "i"orlr
has collapsed, and five thousand strik-*
era find theraselles out of work. This
iq the way.most eltrikes end,
Lately .a gentleman won at Monte
Carlo -a gambling place an hour by rail
from Nice -.-4,500,, and only avtaited,
the retnin of his linen from the wash to
start homewar.d, But the laundress
being tardy, he turned:once lYtOrld into
the casino,- and lost his $4,500 and 40,.
060 liesidea.
terve**
r141Luzgiii
$3.!04- gaSi*e.
.Velteins
Pu rvI' Vetretithied No eare-reqeiree
" • yvhile using' them.
dititveo"Aixtilserod, Ontintrtio, MULTUM
-scarcely larger than mustard scuts,
and are ontfor-oolitml. . They remove the neeimaity. of
taking the great, crude, drastic, -Welton nig pillsi hereto-
fore NO mach in use.
As a remedy for Headache. Dimineoallueh of Blood
to the Read, Tightness about the Ciaest„Bad Taste lu
Mont ,,Ernotationg from the Stomach, Bilious Attacks,
'Jaundice, Pain in the .ffidneys, High,y-celered Crine,•
-and Internid Fever, Dr. Pierce's PleseSlit Purgative
Pellets .are uneurpessed. rurthermore, I would say
that their action is universal, not a gland .escaping
their solitary bnpress. Age doer; not impair the prop.,
erlies of theoePellets. :They are augar.00ated and in-
closed inAghtim bottles, their virtues being thereby pre-
served imittpafi.ed for auy length of time, so that they
are .always fresh and reliable. This is not the C0130
with those pills which ere put up In cheap wooden or
p.asteboard boxes. The daily tee of two Pellets has
°need tii,,,Amat obstinate =sera th,ohiltrePerterrElnie•-•
rheum, Et -Mooing, lloilaBlotehes, Pimples, Stoop:yes,
and Eruption". they ara.hoWever, recommended to
be .taken in connection with the Golden Medical )1f43.
000.413), in order tomre the beat results. ,
1)11. PIERCES
• FAVORITE
P R ES. CRT.P. TION:
The remedial. management of those AISOI1/400 peculiar
te women hes afforded a large,eXperience at, the World's
.Ditcpefisary, of which Dr. Pierre is the chief eonsulting
phypiclan, m adapting remedies for their 'cure. Dr
Pierce's Favorite Prescription itt the restilt of this ex.
tended experience,' and has become Jingly ('12101,33110(1ts m
for iany and remarkable Mires of all those ehrouts.
ateeseee and
•• '
Weakness .pecollar..to -Females.
• .
reverite Wesel talon is a 'Powerful Re ttor'ritive Tonle
to the entira. systeurg ft is a neiclue unatirpassed
ectleseY.:aus, oleo a vats .11aTVOIA irritation, it
strengthens. 3310 (81011311031 nervous system, thereby, re.
sturing it to hertlfhfol vigor. The following oiHowies
ere among those lit ‘vhich the Fitvolito Prescription
has worteamete cures,vie.: Leueortlitea, or "Whites,"
Ilteeesive Flowlpg, Painful Menstruation, linntitural
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SappressInne, Weak Back, I rolapsue, or falling of the
llterue, Ant6rratsion,Itetrotersion, Bestlite.down Sou.
!tattoo, Chronic tlougeation, Indentation and Ulceration . THE NORTH BRITISH CANADIAN
of the Eterus, Internal Treat, Nervous Depression, De. ,
HOW
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TO ENJOY 'MERRY CHRISTIVIA
azm A KAPP Sr NEW YEAR,
EY MB HOILT RE AB PRDSDI
A'r
AS. TUI,1)14'S. STO
Where yeti eau now thA,:yri'MYCT. 1?..X.1„*RPTYYN,, • the largest:and i•inest
IlOOKS STATIONERY and FANCY
Ever shown in Clinton..., Ciitile and lie cop vinced,. by an examination. 0
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• • 'FINE- AsspnTrintpirt .1AND EXTRA VALUE
Poets, Blogranhies. fiistories, end, MiSeellaneous ..Books. of every descriptimi4. m
. binding,. just the thing for presentation.. . ' '
,
13IDLDS-Pooket, Pew; FarnilV.i aea the new. Teaetiot•firtyble. With -Index and Comm
equal to .liagster s; mid at half the 'price,* Brayer Books and- Churoli Servieettrsele
bond PLatinuco Mattes! IVIoroceo. . • , . • . • '
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ALBtT'oIS &o -Photograph Albeeis, for Oards„ and Cabinets, hound it) Moroeem W
Pearl mid .Papier. Machin. Also) the .elegant pow EASEL ALBUM, A.ntograph
Scrap Books, gni* Twain's eicrap Book, &met Allium. ; ,' • -
Handsome tnkstande, Celd Pees, Gold Pencili, Paper Knive$, Writing:Desks, Portfolio..
Pocket Books, adios Work DoxeS, Ganles in endlesS variety,.
Glove and Handkerchief Sete front $1, tO Sir>, unquestionably the finest ever' Shown in tt,,1.11„
Silver bard 11”kets; Card 1, ages, new patterns 003 vs4y cheap "•
lasT1tOsefiaEsoM2A, 1%J:0 11.1A813,W A.ttt,...'‘ in Vasei and 'Elegant Cologne Sel'a,. :at kali "pricteharged
Siete .ettper and Envelopes, in fancy boxes, a splendid assortment, ft-Mt:120 ets. to 53 each. •
Christmas ancl New Year's Caids, very fine assortment;
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Silli'B‘Mbmarks, Mottoes add Motto Frames,. Stefm'escopes and Viovvs:'
Also it'd received, a fine lot erthe new CEL't.ULGIP CORAL 4EWELLEBT, esPeciall!i
for the ChtiStmai trade:
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PHRISTMAS NOTE .PAPER , and ENVELOPES.
BO come and see for yonrselves. Even .1 he Yew Era is too small to enumerate all the beau •
tful goods suitable for Holiday Gifts. Bo.calt, and you wilt be shown everything.. •
As usual, A CHRISTMAS .TREE
• • . • . •
will be. prepared. for the Igittle Folks, which
will be loaded with Toys and h'ancy- Artieles, 'ranging M trahte irony' Ten Cents to. Thr9el
Dollars, and ONLY TEN:CENTS, TICKET,' 'S • • • •
To :sive. !line liave introduced'. a NEW: FEA.TURR, and dining the Helldal/ season will 000
vert one coniplete side Of my shop " into . A 'DOLLAR STORE, and for ti?e. tinin '
.00e Dollar, mit customers may Select anything therefrom, witbout the trouble of implying
prices. Al,. there will, he many fine goOds, worth double that figpre, the dist °ruing ones
eon sFou e good bargains. , , . • . .•
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po-INT.,717 ,;41•T•Trp.
,
• , 8ign of:the Big Beek,- Oppoalte: pry', GongsStore
DecILIN1 ON, . '26; 1.8;77:- • ' •
A ND TRUNK :RAI LW:A Y.
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g 4":
CAPITAL, i4,000,000.
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CoNSOLID/VTETX13:ANic C.ANADA
Chnnwe 0.f
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ON, ,A.11...1kET!": °'1", D14'' '24kC; ULINTON
Padsenger Trairis will leave Clinton litation aa ((Movie • . , • • '
• • •
•Agottre 114sx, Expresit,7.27 tirriving at London
TIV65 A.M., Terence at 1.05 P.g, and Bones?,
12.50 P.M., arriving, ToSanto, at 6.40 London, a
0.10 P.M. mixes, 4 la P IL, arriving at Stratford at
0.40 P.M, London at 9.18 P. 111. Mixed. =IVOR WM1
Goderirh.10 A DI.
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Traina will arrive; as feilewii ' Mixed,10 eoa..31,,irom
. . .
"Strdeford. 'Maitatal,Express, 2.45 P.M,,, from Toronto,
Buffalo. andliondon. • Eirpreas, 9.20 P.M., from Buffalo,
Toronto, and London. Mided 5.85 P. AL • ' ,
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.L IIICKS0N Generel Manage'
A. STRATTON, ...Agent sI Clinton
Dee..27. DWI. . '
.,,
Clocks, Watches, Jewellery, iSic
S . F OIAT L E 11
- Desires to return
his oincere thanks
to his numerous
friends and onto,
mere, tor the liber-
al eharpot patron-
age that babas re-
ceived whilecarry-
ing on buoluessin
Chinton,and hopes
by a strict ratan.
33041 to business,
and using every
effort to meet the,
wants of his man);
blends, to width -
• lie to retain their
31 . patronage.
R8W01131 slab. take this Oppatunity of stating that lie
has taken his ion into partnership, and that tbe hind. ,
/208K will be conducted in future ander the style of S.
POWVLITI SON. TheIrm will.keep on hand
W.itahes, °loots, Jevrellery, Speotaeles,
4 mai till other articles in their line
Atl kinds of Pipes Repaired and Mounted.
Ilepeirings.eleaning, &e., done on ehort .notice, hi
workmanlike M
anner, ,pd on reasonable ter -ms.
ALPERT' STREET, Noltrli OF Tim af.imoir.
Clinton, Dee. 6, 1877, •
14307. Dmmendency and very Many other chronic di- I NITFSTMENT C0111PANy
ROp1(41 to N40111ett. but Oa In011ti011ed hare. 4. 'A.
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The followitig lailles•are a fliPt of tbe many th011- (11,IMITI•11:1.)
111111(14 IOW ran testify to the eilleaey of Dr. Piero's Ea.
vorite Preectintion, front export -encomia obaettation Mart urcivuy
n, Seotknd.
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mr)3. ()ameba Allisr
on, ondn,. o, TowArra. Thos. ./.
Mothcfm Fletcher's Station, Ga.; MM. T. A. Seymour, -
Rome N. Y.,' hfre. r,Ruovocks Vermtilleg, Ohio: Mrs. CAPITAL a500 000 STG. . '
teroy'retnem, North Wharton, Pa.; Mra. Mary A. lin-
boa, PAM, MO.i' 'Mg. Mary A. Friabie, Lelfnlon, Pa.; ' BOA 4.0 /X SCOTLAND.
Gts tool „IlinsastylmeliftriEr.to.al..fil
'OttliitNor.i8sYlaigilu'o•trww7',E8R7:','01 lit,,P7Rd„.ay",lehlth!Yirotianngb & Co
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gat NX.eorrnfoolnk,,sVta...rt hIforms to0,ttgroo;rtil, rPs,:rrxygrtrt rtwavnottroteX, Eav.0,fPproorthoswteentr,Kailiimk.arnock.
953 Nortb Hower& StMet, Baltimore, Md., Mia. Limy Sjoiettr, Guam) Esq,,, of megos, playfilit., Bryce &
Caftan,. Bahneaville Ohio: Mrs. Nancy MeNatight,
:liffferson, Invott Sirs. L. O. Stemted, Vriendaidp, N.Y.; wm. eo,,,,,, cd ',roans W. ito,, d, on., Giodow and
•Miss Ellen Cady, Weetnel,l, N,T,; Mrs. A. Amami. Ve. London, . A
rourt, N..t.; Mrs. 11. N. Reeks, Grand Rapider Mfeb4
Mra F. H. li'ebb, watettown, tt.v. Theaftends Of re. .0ANADTAN 'ADVISORY 110,/i.RD.
fereneen etin be given Bt the,WetirsDisPeasari. INN, Joan lideMeantor, President. Western Assurance
an
The People's 1Vieclical Servant
Dr, /1, V. Pierce is the sole proprietor and manttfiti•
hirer of the foregoing rernedies,,all of which ore sold
by .311153113113. 11 is Also She Author of the Peoide's
Common Senile Atulical Adviser, It work Of nearly one
thonsand pages; with two hundred and .eightiatwo
Wood -engravings and •olored plate". Re has already
sad of thillspopular work .
tar OVER 100,000. 00131E$
Coto
•Tradea 11fartmer, Esq., Q,�., of Messrs. Mowat,1110.
Letinatt & Dewney. . •
1/.14 Smurfit, Eng., Cashier rederatitank.
BOTACITORS.--Atecars.• RoberteetaMeldurrieh „ &
Howard ;Toronto, •
tfaxitEtts.-41he llo)iti Bank ot ReothitIA. The'
Pederal Bank of Oohed*, •
0(01101'4a Igratiagrett3.-Seartii, Cothran' k Co., 88
Toronto Fittest, Toropto.• , .
• • • Titled, (p943142.aid)$1.14 Allonoilant on fan* in ternx property, at Macrae
1St&
ADDRESSOf intertiet, 83331 101 perlocla to 437131 311� borrOwer.
): • ••
RS H.A.LEn
R. V.. PIERCE, M. It* -
Worid4 Disieensaity, . • lopt,.(kinfros
r
*interest from Four to Five por cent lillowtal
, • ,on Deposits,
• , T.,01114H, Agent:'
( Hinton, April, 1876. 1-y
NON
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F TO keelfaie
MORTGAGES, 'NOTES,
Alert vermeil,
Good Securities Purchased.
W. IV. PARTIAgodt,
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ninon:Nov.9, 1874. •• 47'
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Dr, Will, I.Apecifie 1%14ipirtm-
THE GREAT "
, English Remedy
18 papecially re-
eonimended as an
'unfailing cure tor
Sabina' A Weak- ,
• mesa Spun:Altar-
' hes, Impotenty,
„ • and • all diseases
„; that 'eespience -After Te.144g
follow ,as
Before Taleb
Abtioe, as Lug of Memory, Universal Laositnde,•Paln in
sena,
the Back, Dlinneas of Vision, Premature Old Age, awl
many other diseases that lead to Inaanity or Constant,.
Don, and a Premature grave, all of which se a rule are
{state (‚123113031 by deviating from the.path of nature and
over-indulaerieo TheSpecitle 8134313110 Is the restilt of
lite study rind really years of exporienee in treating
these speci&s
al eason. Pamphlet tree by mail. 'Die
Specifie Medicine is sold by ail Brugidats at 81 per pack.
o
ager elx packages tor $5, or will be sent by mail on
receipt of the woe eethe addressing tret.'GRAI & CO.,
Windsor, Ont. Sold in Clinton ,t. It..Contbe, and by
all 311411k3e1s everywhere.
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GEO,. HL
UNDERTAKER'.
'ST' 1-2,11ECIOIVICI),
• LAM13A1305(1`9(.8 01,..,•••••
Caskels.; Coffinsr n
CoMn Trimminos Robe
Parties alippliell with the above atZ"hortest nolica, 833
at the 'VERY LOWEST BATT'S.
Algol a* good 11EliRSE suplied.
itenkemeer PItioe-V,ICTORIA
aitoRGE DiElt
.01110tOn, Sept 8,%871.
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