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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-02-07, Page 2The Model Church. • 'Wfllte, I've found the modsl plain% I „ WM:Oliva there to•day: lt made me think at good ola limes, toter° ray hairs. were gray; The meethe.house Was Auer built then they were yowl ago; But then1 tiil when. I went in, it wasn's built .for • ram*. -The sexton didn't Seat lec 'way back by the deer; iintAt fhata---Writi old -andAeat,AaAvelt niolCand peer rre must have been a Christion„ for be led me boldly 'through The long aisle of that pleasant eltureh, to AO a pilule-. ,ortrpen. - • • • I VIA 701e4 heelli the • itiugii2-it Itad the old.iinte ring - The preacher said, witli trumpet yoide, '4 rtat all the people singe The tune was "Coronation," raga the mush) npWard rolled Till I thought I heard the angels striking tt;11 their harps of golit. ' .* • • • eeetuess seemed tib melt away, iny spirit caught the fire, • I Joined my foebfe, trembling voice with that, inelodi 1*8 (Moir, , And sang as in mYrontliful days,a4Letangels prostrate - fall, liring forth the royal diatlern and, crown Rim Lord af all." • • • • . I tell You, wife, it am me good tv. itlng• that hymn once znoro, I telt like eV Wreoked mariner Who get 0 A01111443 Of shoo, wan o lay aside this weather-beaten form, anchor in the blessna port forever from tintsterm, The preaohiu' I Well, I can't tell just all that the preacher saitl ; . I know it wasn't written, 1 know itwasn't read; , Bo hadn't time to read, for iholightnin, (Able aye Went passing 'long from pew to pew, nor passed to sin- r.ner by. • :Motormen wosn't‘flawry, 'taste simple Itolipel truth; It Stted p,or old. men like me, it fitted. hopeful youth; '• 'Twee foll ofoonsolation for w.eary beasts .that 3)10011, 'Two full of invitations to Christ -and not to creed, • ,The preather mode sin hideeMs in Contiles and in ,Tows' Bo shot the golaen sentence straight at.the finest pews, And, though e can't too Teri well,„I saw the fallingtear That told inc hbll was 00410way off, and' heayen yery near. Bow avid the. 010.iitir.innifients fled Within that.holy phice 1 • How brightly .boained the light ()pow/WU= tWorr kaPPY face t • • • ; .4.413. I longed for that 'sweet tinio when friencrsliall • meet with friend,' • • • • • ,•• When congregations ne'er break up and Babbathe have no end, . • I hereto meet that:minister, theciongregation, tooc.. t In the dear home beyond the skiee, that shines from heaven's . • • .1 doubt not room:titer, beyond ev'ening gray, • The face of God's agar servant- who preached ,Iiieword to.day. Dar wife, the fight will .tio'orl hse. fought, .thirvietar5• • The shining goal is Just ahead; the race Is needy run; O'er the river.we aro nearly.' they are tlarengin' to, the l. al= IMWAiverwUrethoweatTweerno more, &vote the same 'nutulfei. of hours after eoheol to their lessons. (T,Atma cheers.) Mr, Ginson said he Wasi 1101 di81:10130(1 to find fault with the 1V4inistero Eds. cation, as that gentleman had only re- cently taken eharge of the Department, and bad bad, no doubt, to contend with all its traditioes) however inapplicitble they tinght-Se to the piesent-statVe TIM CLINTON NEW ERA: gymnastic feats oua swmging trapeze tonst have a, pretty good head and 4 tires band, • In 1874 Dioucletta was fortunate enoegh to •be ituccesvful in savieg the Ute of a man who h been caught, in the ropes as the helicon .left the greund. This was at Oran., in Algeria. Manion' had got hiS outgolOere, with thpeze underneath, all In thing% Very latge stun was spent readinels ; More time twenty menwere eunuallykzurposee of edneation, and at the ro es that . held the .swts in" Ile question Wilti eiR peolne ge monster down; the order , WU given -Jo ting value for their money no did. let go, and the balloon dashed up ; hut not think, they were, If our system en unfortunate man wee Cangbt bY one W48 SO 1$Terfoot as some contended, WilY leg and Curried up la, the locfsa eordage, was it that the eost of the criminal ad.! above thettepeze. Thanrowd ['einem, annistratiOn of justice was advancing ed 8:11eue" an, ho l ror:Kruch. in that no-. yea' by year 1 That, however, was a ment of terriblo;SitSgenser the usual question oonld net be one of stereotyped occurrence•'-`7the" fainting ol mere tem porary regelatio He o]gh 1ac1itstooj. daei,h o'w eve t Buf" that -perhaps it was. now too essay fOr a Blondeau did not feint, but ceprageOes- child to acquire a gooa eauctition, •ly slid down to the trapeze, shouting to he did not think that' it Would do 0.• theipjan to held on, :rile crowd,:beurd .°11ild nnYbarm to cthitemi'vvi0:°1*4-•xo more, end soon could 'distinguish, des, evenna the lower steps of the iad- nothing.' . The balloon eyed on fill from dr of education. The tendency of:our .4 height i')e near 4,00,0 feet:it,conimene- iiresene system waS to drivetoe inmq ed to deseetul, then Bloadeau wait -seen Yonne" own into professional and 'Der- standing on 'the'. trepeze with the Man canfile pursuits, which; wit4011t 847 still suspended by one foot ; the other disparagement, to then, were, nple-Pro' swinging • about, and the middle of his duotiVe classes. He believed ,that the body resting on the beadef the wronaut, 14 • d ist Tess and depreseion w.es Iftrgebc At first, BIqndeau was. on the' peialt•ef Owing 'to this foci, .'(Hear,, "he'4'.) elimbine• up to got, out of the wftyw,6f bilOt Niros thfo duty -of the State to the nit,whof.t)I appal red inevitable, give every 'Child &g�od education, he and would have diniangertel bit» :;• but did PO know that it was Its duty to, the poor .', man •exclaimed piteouSly render the acquirement of that'educa-• .44 N,f3i. wife!; my child eerier' and Won- tipti too • eaiy. In, the present state of -dealt stePped;and forgettiqg all person - Waive lt was a Serious question who' al danger, steed right n p on the trapeze were to hethenen Witt) shonlif ,till the 4,id sowJrpkaedhis bad under the soil and Wild, our -railways after itutni.. mawsbook, saying, ,firthiy ,,./co*; -4n:trim), had ceased, thonen, the look at the balloon •Or close your eyei ; .Minister„instead of Wring his. tospira- If you try le, dieengege yeti e foot,' we tion entirely ftara InsPeeteroglo,oesn;td:t,Tentltocrl; arniost'; remain still, andqyen .will he erS' Aisociations, shquld 'saki': and they paw down to '.the feequently. the, Wu -ay _Councils, Who eeetthel e we, were the real rep"resente• tiVes of. the Messrs. Bishop and Gibson'Ls tspeerihes, - • The following speeches, by Messrs. Bishop and Gibson, Wel.e delivered while the .Honse wan in Committee of Supply, : and while the item of S2.40,000 foi! Public SchOols was under discussion: Mr. Bisnoe contended that,the regu- lation by which' the Government grant was refused, 'unless the .scheol 'house8. were of a certain charecter, was an ar- bitary one, which shonld be done away with. Some hen. Members had coni - pained of a too arbitary exercise of their powers on the pat of Inspectors; b,mt.he'thought ie was rather tulfair to the Inspectorra.that regulations should 'bs laiddown for their ebiervance, and; then that eoreplaints.phould he. inade because these regulations were observed. He believed that it was the regulations which were at fanIt, and not the con- duct of the inspectors. (Hear, hear.) He proceeded to read some of the regu- lations of the Department, coutending that, especially in the 'rural diStricts, • they were entirely inapplicable. to the circumstances of the country and the • condition of sdaiety: —White he believed - that it Was right that every . child 'should receive a • pod education, •he thought that -a regulation which declar- ed -that if a child absented himself from - school he should lose his pinto in the class, and Might be prevented from at- • tending. the remainder .of.the quintet., „ was an absurd one, The*se.me: rental lc ••ivasfere or the one by which the door. ' of the school might be shut in the face of the pupil who, perhaps after walking two or thtee miles in the deep snow, • appeared • efore the teacher without a written excuse for his lack of punctuali- ty. Helthew- whertr-thia ettle had been rigororisly enforced, and he thought the sooner it was done away with the better. Auether regulation was tliat a pupil 'Wile iebsegtocielthneel from an examination should.tiot be ad. milted to the school except by the nu- tbority of the Inspector, and that, a re- cord should be kept of -till such &Lees, Many children were so 'nervourt that the enforcement of. this rule almost amounted to poeitiye eruelty. With regard to the t egulation which peovided that a pupil once expelled eliould not be admitted' to sohool again, unless by • consent of the Inspector, he timught that trustees and teaeln.ir„ough't to be able to settle such a matter„tvithodt tha interference of that, onapipresent offioiiili the Inspector. (Hear, hear.) He had been attacked by some of the local /left -- papers for saying there were too many branches in the school curriculuni, but any one who would refer to the regol tions laid down by the Department would see that *hat he contended for • was recognized in them, though per- haps not in their ttractical enforcement. There was no necessity lot teachers having to come up to so high a stan- dard in order to teach the branches laid down in the regulations, lleavent on, to refer to the regulafion in roped to the employment of an additional 'tpaelt- or when there were more then fifty pu. pils, and said thefeelingitt thecountry wiefl that in such cases, if the trustees and teacher's were egreeable, a monitor selected from the pupils would be suf- .ficient. •Contented that VMS ab- surd that all children, irrespeetive ,of their natural abilities, health, and other eonsiderations„ should be required to EPrti'SQ000A.•-•• ORATZFuLAvDCOldrORTING -"By a thorough I, eowledge ol the natural laws whick govern the operations of digestion .anil netrition, AMI by a careful application of the tine propertiee A well-seleeted coe0a, Mr. Hype ha provided our 'breakfast table with g delicately tiaveredboverage which may eave us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by tJoe jndieieus nse of note Artielea of diet that eoustitution may be geadnally built up 14e- filetrong enengli. to resist every-tendeutty-toe .1,isase. Handel:Ids of subtle ratiladiee are floating around us ready to attack whereVee otentjymak.pe't_ut.,,,„..iyuno,y_eaeape many a fatal shaft by keeping' ourselves well forti- fied with pure blood aud a properly uolueeh ed frame; Reroice Qezette.--$old'enly in Par:lots labelled —44 TAX us Errs & Co., flo.. Inceepathie Olunnists, 48, Threadneedle street, end 170, Plceadely, London." pillar sentiments. He riotieed that the meetings of the !ea'cliersulmostifl '71111. What a Billion, is. . ably wound Upwith7an ettempt to 111- : bo„,.tiong.ht, ___Ltiense_21.tigee ions Re); t le Men have been toe:nisi 116: t .of , if arm:.uii el'tbtt antesing theineerveb the Loudon Tunes mere or leis% the present SalltrielaWt4e.:very fair. TI1( i.pcondite disquisitions on:the beWifder-. present standard of • etiacation Was a1to; ge.ther too high, and it Seenied to have 11.)g° suitio0. of..billiek.En". trillions, and' quatirifiions., A, hi! Ii011' 18 a millio0. a been raised at the expense of the Mo - millions, its arithroetidal symbol being xttli: of the teaChers, to jecIfie by.the I „00:4000;000,060. This, leeks simple. cenpeiaminatien paper frauds. -Thotigh, -'enceiglii. but...Mr, ...Bessemer bus made:a there -Was not :OW so rntih •rea..son;fOr few ealoultifiensewhicli Certainly jtietifee coinplaint " • ie rsgard ..tte, • changes • in hisretUark that the Word " billion" re- sel:961 books, yet•the. changes Were still ' present's .SotrtetItieg which " ft: w . i n tel - rat hee freq (Cheer's.) .. ••lectS can f itl A. • y o'asp.. .a. niett$1.1re * • te. • • of time, he Show.s that it takes just 31,- • Gravity, Specific and Otherwise. • • . 687:years, seventeen days, twenty-two hours,' 'forty-tive Minutes, eedfive .se- adtiiisSion fee la:charged-. to donds to constitute a billion of seem*. ors ,tor the hoitanna mills, the Only. re.' .billion of: •sevepeigus is • something :nuiiite being a permit from the.Super: almost beyond C'enception.: If placed intendent ; bet p. lady who visited the OulifOrnia* ItiSt SUridaS7 ptiftr flat' au"3"4`1 gq-e...c."- tierunisjine; the ',coins"woUld notiatitute . . is :goiaoir chain.. too ipertOngh'te, pesS 763 times , round thaglqbe, ds entire• length reaching A, fraction Over '.18;328,445 miles. . The weight of. the whole, eeti- mating eadh sovereign at a quarter etiece WOW is 6;.075,447, tone,' which - Weuld be suilieient to load a fleet of' be- tween 2,0.00, and' 3,000 of our 'largest merchant 'ships 'CO their utmost carrying' CaitacitY. These illustrations are spilt; Cientl • ta but tl ere is yet arioth. ys. .• or which is enough; to.taire •away. the -breath even of a..fiatnbeidge coed" in Inathemstics: A billion .Sliet.!ts of • the Tinies„. we are told., if supetimposed -upon each other and pressed.into:ti eont, pant ,would 'reach tin altitside. el 47,348 niiles'.. One's bead begins to .swim, and theraider • will ba' aln/Ogt .gintefill 10 Mr, '13e'sseiner. fere not at, tempting a similar dtssection,of the fril- and quadrillion. These' , latter' numbers,' indeed, eis 110 tette us, " ate Simply words -mere •wortiti,'.vetolly in. capable cif adeenately impresising. theft- ••elyea•on the human intellect." • • - - $W for the privilege,: and in this:roviSe : 'Me. Long, the foreman; was showing three ladies .and a gentleman through the reilr„ and kindly explaining the functiqns of the variond settlers, .pans, and ElO forth, The quicksilver bowls 'standing neer the amalgamating pans attracted -the attention of the visitors, and they ingoired what use -the odd- looking concerns were put to, He ex.- plained their use, but the ladies did nOt Bebe) to catch the sense of his remarks very. readily. They seemed quite pvizeled.- Mr. Lang repeated his expla- nation, bet the ladies •minifestod more surprise than eiter, in Meier. to make • himseltunderstood, Mr. Long then gave a practical demonstration of the • working 6f the howls, by palliug up the stopper'which cheeks 'the indosy of the beautiful Metal .frorn the pipe con- necting with 'the ,supply tank. The -bowl immediately ver, the surface lookiug elean and bright. The party; cbuld not .teeist the. temptation of ilipplug tWr fingers in the uretal.. They withdrew. ,theni as clean, as when they put them in. Thie surprised them. ?Jr, Long threw a biinch of keys iethe bowl. They float- ed, This was e,pleasant experiment. A- gentlerapi -with the- py-artthen threw a pocket' knife in the howl. It also floated. The ladies Were delighted. '1r. Colby, the Chief.. Engineer of,the mill, having just been relieved, came elone. :110 threw a foui'lit pieee in. It ito*tited,' of eotirse, and he took hod and, tabbed it dry. The quicksilver having absorbed; sill the impurities on Lite coin''it.looked Irright as banished" gold,' One'o.f the ladiee said it. V.*A8 lieautifal, and another took a 820 gold piece out of lier,pecket and threw it in; Mr; Long and Mr. Colby saw the move, merit, but said nothing. The specific gravity of goldas compared with qiiek- silver "being as 17 is to 14, the coin sank „out of sight, to the nt ter dismay of the ladies and the great mortification f -the owner of the 8'20. This feeling did not lastIEng, however, ris SIr..1.1ong • assured them that in a day or two he could probably restOre the lost money in the form of amalgam, as he would have_ to use the quieksilverto work the next charge put in the p5n5.-1-i3.et3in • Citron i te, A Thrilling t pidede. I3Iondeatt, the fattens Mrdnot, re- cently Ascended, succesefully from the Sleristerio, Itonie, and crune down sa?' c- ly on the tereaca of Santa:Maria' 1‘1 g- giore. These sights are beeomin" m mmIow ° mu° et- ly coon now, end few s ti I interest in heating of them-lall the same, the man who at the height of per- haps- a thottsend metres fitt• perfOrlil " • Taking Pawn a Yankee, • • Amelicens Are 11 ever tired of clescant-„ ing on the immensity of tbeir .institta- tions, 'got long ago an Englishman travelling in the States meta yankee who proudly stated that he knew Eng- land well. I guess," said he, " that I saw pretty well the whole OrYdur count- ry 1 was theie five days leat "And you saw London ?" asked the en- thralled ,,Saxon, • " Certainly, , 1 did, sir ; and it air. 0, Carnation !dg village, do confesa ; butAvelave a fall, sir, that would sweep the whole place to dollen- ne, in a matter of about three minutes," " And where. is the fall 9" demanded -the English te an, who wes geographioal- ly knowing. " I mean, sir, the,rall of Nitspra." "Then my good mare" said the Sixon, "you are mistaken. AII° the water that goes over the Amerieln side of the fails wortld rot elean the teeth of half the people. in London." And euelt is niftiest the • fact, for the part of the Valls that comes over in all its force and grandeur belongs to Brit- ain, and not to the States. roonthisnlieCCESS, • , It is the duty �f every portion Who lute used 308011811'll OrlittMAN Svarr to let its. wonderful qualities be known to their friends in curing 001letUnptiO0h SeVere COUglia, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fAct all 'Phroat and Lung DineaFiee, 2n pereen can Use it without intrile-' (Hate relief, Three closes will 1-e1iee3e-an3r cage, and we 00111311100 18 the day of all druggists to recommend it to the Poor dying consumptive, at least to try hive bottle, 6.8 40000 dozen bot- tles were 80111 last year, and no one ease, where it failed Was reported Stich a medicine as the Gertites SYRUP cannot Ave too widely known. Ask yonr drugglat about it -Sample bottle to try Seta at 10 .Celltit. Itegttlet Me, in COME: , Eor•eale by 4..11. rombo. " • • Wools( Houites.-Wooly horses are net so rare as many suppose, not such great curioeffies eith.ete there are many to be found le variees pArte of the country, hut we donbt lf they.will ever prove as valueble to their owners athe one exhibited by Barnum ; we imagine their owners would coneulte theta more valuable Without the wool; for this rough and Woolystate a the hair indicates that the ItOi ree is not n it healthy tow dition--probably hide -bound, or elifferiiig from Same disease which occasions thin unnatural ap- pearance; 111,1311.0110311308 use Darley's Condition Powders and Arabian .Ilea,ve Remedy- it will purify the blood, correct the appearanhe, re- move nil Obstructions, from the lungs aied liver, alai give to the coat a sleek and shining appear - once. Remember the name, mid see tliet the siguature of Hurd & Co. is on each Package. Northrop eti Lyrnan, Newcastle, Ont., proprme ore for Canada, Sold by all medicine dealere • tioannen eough dr cold Shati'd never. he triffed Wi414.often *ben neglected it is *eonyert- ed into a serlOns 6114 generally fatal' pulmonary disease: -The moreprudent, aware of this, promptly llee Bryan'S l'ultnimie Wafers" a cu- rative which has sustained its reputation for Over twenty yearertheyare always efficacious and exert a most beneficial influende on all the Bronchial and pulmonary organti. ,„old by MI (feliibox, • .s. and couyntr:dealers. ."Iviee 2a ots.. pl • • • P.I.Trtrs EYE-NALVE. A*i remedy for: cat ,disetices.:Ot.the • eye,.(accute., or chronic), uranitlet4ion of the utperatiOn, of the • laelki•rmal .(jtapas, lilm, and lot:aborts of' the 'vision from «nil TUE ANE140A0 is preeeneed to the public with the assureece of its efficiency ae. 31 curative of rimet•.‘dieeases of the eye, acute or Chronic inflinninatioa, whether induced by scro- fulous origin or otherwise; weaknesseoe defect lof „diminished One of • the optic nerye,., or a diseased state M. the tissues constituting' that organ.: . Also, for all. 'pewits whose year - tion requires :an incessant edam ,of the eyea, - the salve will acteis a charm herestoriug 11 Anti-. form healthy action, Where weakness, pein, and /misery may. 'have long threateeed a, fatal ter- mination, It is the. most simple, Safe, and ef- •feetual remedy ever.diseoverede The materials of which it ie made are pure, perfect; and costly; eOmpounded with elaborateeere and exactness, safe in its applicable . being Used externallye ten 1 codes() avoiding the pain -and claimer , , : which necessarily attends the introduction of cat -odic inineneite and 'eye -washes. . Rirmwoum. • and (AD CHRON,le StilticS, Of 'Scrofulous origin, or resulting frorn Whatever 'cause, yeild to the AMERICAN Eve-Ser.Ve. IT IS USED ;RIC- CESSFULLY FOR PILES.. Its eoothirileef- feet iiirnediate, and a permanent cure requires but a few applicatimie. • The proprieten of '"DiteJ. Perri:es AMERICAN BIE•SALvEi'".while malting,rresc-autl.ittrproved4moub,inery-for-malc-, ing a more Perfeet box Sur the-ReeeSetve, have ebanged the Teen's Melte on the cover so As to correepond %vial •the Cut on tile Wrapper., Cir- culate!, Adiertisemente. etc: • We. call attention tothee as it mightotherwise be eegyielted 58 cenieferfeiting. • . • .. • . ' l'ETTIT & B.ARICER;• ' Proprietors, Freedonia; NOI,ITHROP & LYMAN, •. • • ' Termite, Agents for CanadA. ' 'Soy among .tipe'Oisillet rote 1 • . . . . . . . . -Cnver,Asn's• SWEET CASTOR Olt, equallyetuit able._ for children. euid Adults. Endorsed by ove.r.800 doctors in Canada. The difficulty' of hdtriibistering • neaseous medicines; sad; the sirability of having them pleAsant. to the taste, induce& T. :Cepland. to utulertAke researches Witieh reenited'oethe diScoyery ofeeSiyeet Cas- tor Oil, perfectly palattili.le, of the same strength and.' Medical .qualitieseas the ordinary Caettee Oil ; 'and wbjle.tetinillysafo arid harniletts,,yet .actiug ‘vith More -certmay, and producing nei- ther nausea nor griping. Some children raw it. 14 Miner; others call it Seq:up --they alt say they, like it. One parent 8S.yg •-"Aly children drink itlike• water ;" ;mother -if" We had to hide the botthetir they would have finitilied it right off •;." another My little girl:bait teekert • it. twice Without mei. trouble, and doer; not kaow .Wlilit 11 .ie tliortgliedie hatee • the oriliniery. Castor Oil, linewe never could get het to take It Without n f3331;*'yet 'An -other -J.1,1 -wish' you success or your Swum' (.7ASTint 00,. it is a splendid thing -mire to take the niece M all thiteemennon oil," Tile extraordinary .denialid :for. this itnprote. Merit ota :topic household nie,lkiiie haelirolight fraudulent hnitations into the market,' but thei piddle can guard theenstelvee against enhiititietes. atteraiting tri sell on. the reputation of this attiele)• by 'teeing that the :name (*,rl.1.sns Sweer-Ceeemt On., 114 (111 halt wrapper attildirectien htbel.- • . The untletsignedt .havingeptireliaited Weeere. T. Cepheid .& Co's .interest 3.11 the above prepee ration, are now 'rnAntiftleturing it from the ori - 3111151 recipe. • . • • IVORTIITIOP & Toronto. Ask for CorbeNn's Sweter Cement One ,Pb• serve the name. DlItIttIt be deceived, Sold hy all inediefue (lea -fere. Veice, 2.1 dents. • . • Mitchell's Beliadonna inorteed India Rubber Perm . • 'Plaster. There never liasheen 5 time when thehealing of so many different diseases Jute been caused by outward application nettle pretteut. It 18 3111 taidispured fact that. 00001151114! the eatire po- prdetion .of the glebe resort to the use of ordi- nett plasters. . ":The principal ineredienbe used in 'making these Pineters arc 'Gum Olibanuni -sir better known tie' the Fraulchiceoee of the tibia —Rub. her, and Beirguildy Pitch ; which, when eeientie fieallet compounded, isfull of electricity, and when combined with the nure medicinal gime, is Mutat to be tine of the greatest healing meal, ums ever brought before tlieliteman race. They are ackeowieged by all AV1S1 has e uSed them to aet quicker th'an any other Plaetere they oyer hefofe tried, and that one of these PhieteiT will do more real service thali u hurt. deed of the ordinttry kiiut All other Plastere are slow of action, and require' to be Worn con,. tinually to effeet a cure ; but with these it ie en- tirely different; the instant tine is apPlied the patient will feel ite effect.. . They possess all the soothing, warming,. sup. porting and strengthening qualities of all alter Phietere. Melly who }ewe been relieved of RIIMTMATIS"M, TICDOLOIlleIree, and yd.' rionseither pains in the ittlEl5ift4, BREAST' or SIDE, and bolitive it is eolely chine by the 'Oct:Weal, qualities which the Porous Pleetere centein and whielt imparted to the Avow,. thug re.:torffig thent to&healthy condition, l'hey are very gat tour pliable, still very; tel. hesive ;,and a Aura cure for WHAT( TIMMS, PAINS IN THE aimiAND BREAST; and are invaluable tri Mose who have a COLD of lenge etanding, anti often prevents CONSIIMP. TION. Some even tell ug they believe they were entirely.eured by the Inie of them of along - seated Consumption. Prepared hy O1501tGE 15. MITCIIELL," Lnwelt Mau, - e Sold by All Deuggletee ROL FhIBIRTARY 7, 1878. • MRS. BEESIZZ'S . MILLINERY Establiehment. fl1l annvn, Physleian, Sergeon, ate,' Coroner for County of Moon. Itesidenee and oeutee-corner et Albert and 34111 Streets, Clinton, August $3141869. . f -ti TAMItS ST15WA15T 31. D., C. M., (lItA OVATE Or Me0111Universit4Montroal; physician, Surgeon am) Atieoueheur. Iteshleeeo-Biteceneee• --ohuneary 4,4671, 28- Ny. CrilACI.:11, ORADUATB Or TRIXITY • College, Toronto, PhYsioian Surgeon, .9e., Myth, Blyth, jam 20, 1575, • 4 . . - • 0 Xi/CNC+, M.13,, (0-11ABITAThl OP ',“:01011TO sr ,t'a!'o.. YluninYnTrigt'Ys:)thVrher tillo4ron' eSastitrgreiniteT'eteref8tehriacnneQ06 A1110441.4 fjoortdotrola, a;tion, 00111: lin?. • Fait. sTAnianot, ortaiatern oF Tun trimmer, J., Department •of Victoria Jnlv�rsb1, Toronto, fer- 'minty of the /10Spita3S Sild Dispehkierlee, New Xerk, CJOBOher TOSthe County of Huron, nevreeen, (mt. Only 2251874. • 81: owerXX el; 0131801e, vnYSIOIeeTS, $1711.t onoss,. Aoemicheurs, tke. 03loo, Albert St•ragt, tu OppOeitoRr'S . ' li.'newstsy, g, D, • • 4. le. curse's, al. 33. • ounton, efay le, 1877. .• f W010.1111nGTOIN, .PRYSICIAN, $01101.10N, Aecouebenr, _Licentiate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Lower Canada, and Provincial Lieenti. ate and Corouor for th`e County of Stung. Office and residenee,-The building fOrreerlY otemplea, by Hr. ThvoliteH, Huron street. • Clinton, an. I0, 1871. • - . _ lacciiantous arbo. ' ASONDI TO LENA, IN LARGE Oil SMALLS b, on good mortgago security, at moderato' rates oi Interest. 11.11.Anne, Clinton, Angust, 9111, 1869. •7rtf • OIIARLES E. tams, rr. aoviNoceLAND' syn- vevott, Valuator, sus Land Agent. 0111co i--Jetio- phine street, Wituritaru, . . Wingbaru, Atm, 2,1877. • contans HOUSE, CoRNER .01P comumeacT N.J. Ana Store streets, Vieturia, 0.-13. Jones, Pro. priator,--Exbellent Aceomodationa.,--Board, pa) 1*0031* $0,-003, 3100. 5(14 Board, per day, 81.00; single -Meals,. 375e1s.; Beds, 50etS, .• • -AA Aartieort LICIIINSBS AND CRIITIFICAT1*S,-- .4.11-. Apply at the Town usu, 01 at th0 x00410000 pr the edhscriber; near the Loudon, Ititron Broca Itailway Station:, d.A311113 Sgfrr,P, . . 4 • Issuer of •Marrire;e Licenses. Clinton, April 27th; 1876. „. • " T 0, 111eINT92111„ MAYFIELD, - 158111518 OF er • Mailing° Lieeneos under tho now Act; Commission-, eon& taking Agidavits in the Queen's noneh, for Crum. tiosof liuron and Eruee. Conveyancing thine, such ite Looses, Bonds, Contracts, .1111e, Deeds, and alortgagoal Fees Itesidence—cpporile 1'ellocli4S MAO, MONEY ADW,SCSD 011 anAn nstre.Ts. DaYileld, Sept. 14, I876„, •• , 110IANO PREDEItIdit 'WM, LIAMS, photo tither for A. 4.. S. Nordhohner, To•. ronto; will be in Olinton,poriodieally, for tuning pianos Partite who wish their pianos tuned,aan teaSe orders at Mr. A• Yeill's nook store,.• ' .•111A14041710180N tlk 11EAlltIti!R7, ' BARRISTERS, A:0., • •, ot.ite'rbeit AND cloonuon:: asesoi A. Wiesset, " s. ereeconsee, Olintee. • W. 11. McFannES, • • • .• Goderich. Ilr.lralcomeen Winto in ClhAou.every F,r4ay.. • , To t• he Ladles._ 01,FIE InumsIGNF.D 1$ PREPARED TO DO --elee Ladies-'Hai14'Dresslnghe-uiot-'-iasMeuabie- mano1. °Omni:les, Cuat HAIR, so , made up. Craws, notice:et reasonable rates, lulu BoT.1611.11and SOLD BratAini SWITC11.114 Purrs:Ate., made on short 1751,MORE, 0 K Barber Stop. • Rnroa 'Street, next door to Commercial Rotel .• Clinton, Oct. 18, 1877. A,NOHOR NEW. YORK St' GLASGOVV. Feb.. vecTonIa " Feb. . 0.131 , DEVONIA.. • • • ..., Feb. 23., 10 aan •. 2.., 8 pan • CALIFORNIA,- Mar. 8:30 aan • . =utopia,. Mar. 16,., • 8 p.m • BOLIVIA.. , „ Mar, 2$ 9 eau Mar. 80 8 p.m s• Apr, 0 7:'0 nap • ANCHORIA .... 2, pan CALIFORNIA . Apr.' 20 8 wan , riliovre Apr. 27 • 2 pan • RATEs OF PASSAGE, Gigsg.w, Livtrrool; Londonderry; 'or Iluirast,. cabin 803 to $ii0,.go1l, to tonilon•direct, $50„to 579, eat:Wiling to attionintoilstione. Interinctliate and Steerage as lost, 1114 1)3, 503, 01)100 flist-elass line. For tiokets and infer - motion, aPPIS , • oft', 11-.1,'., Agent. • . Clinton, Jou. 17,1877, • WHITE STAR LINE. A btrgo assortment of rriovrnan; sitics one ante °Ns, to the newest 011040,,. A leo, a largeatooli. of VBLT and STRAW of the latest styies. Ake. Agent for Re9w13re3*'8 P,vermitte et garments a all 'log3401014 ; e largo i•toes. I.1018 ondlitud. Felt and 8trapegellatil oledued and altered . Oo6 313, lit77 el.'1-1181 cattih-Cornmerciat Firalitsuraoce-Coir GLASGO1V. - Two Bffiztions stirteet ASsoitis, . $.16000,00 Ilisconse, - .1,000,0e0. PROVINCE OF 0.11TARIO DRANC)II. • Head Office -1 Toitate Street, TORONTO; , Beano on AIRBOTOItS : • Joust L, fl,txis, Bic., Chairman, •Presklent Canada Landea-Credit Company. aues S. RLATFAIS, Dso., of Dryea,MeMurrieh It Co. WirsaAtt Aexixaxese, viee-Presleleut Federal Bank of Canatla, • INSPEC2N)B-11OBERT MeL2AN. - " • ingstoENT SECRETARY LAMINNOD BUCUAN. . Deposited •with the floVernment at Ottawa, for seen, • rity of 90assise masers, $100,000, This Company lames Policies of Insurance against lose or emotes° by aro or lightning, on memantile, man. • ufaoturing, faun awl household risks, at ourrent rates. Pelletal are hoofed front mid losses settled directly by the Torortto °Moe, without delay, ' All Prominins taken in thie eottnti y aro huvested In 9anadianneenritied. ' ' • JOHN RIDOUT, AGENT FOR. L1.13.11`011 ANIl ArleINITY, Clinton, Ail), 12, 1$77, 4÷"." a er Bags, Paper Bags. Theoreenie Sham Neylmatun Cum./du:Oa Steantehli. • :NATO (carrying United States Mails r ' 131.1 1 IC .Jan. 31.:..• p ' Pell: 7.... 8 a 111 • ARDIATTAISTLII0C eir. Id.... 11p • CELTIC- • Prb. 21.... 8 o m • GEMEANIC Mar, 2, ' p m B %ITT(' Mar7.,.. .4 it In • 1.5311(3 1310 "dar.16,...; 33 p re BRITANNIC „.. lifer, 23, 41 31111. • • CLUB: „ , afar. 1 p Will sail fromVew York (Pie; 1125. It on Setintieves, ana from tee -extreme, on Tuensmies, coaling at tee:, Iteland, 1)031* WityS. 1110 SteataShipS of tuts Lino, are ill1 new, laillt.of iron, in water -tight eempertments, szul oiler to' passongera unrivalled accomunalationa. Tho rtaloori awe State•Etzems being lo .eted In the ‘t fie ation;litit litt1 2110131,11 hifelt, • Iiejeti of passage, Saloon, 53101o $100, gold ; Iteturn erintlgi oottoidi )ear, e.t.a ter: ;$175.0. rocord• lug to accommodations, Sfeerago passage, 'or Omit Rumps, at low rates. For -plan of stennieni, and other (11t0 • U.. W. ItAILTON, (21.1V,It„ Agent. wales, • , . TH ALLAN IJIN 11•01rA 14 MA IL STEA Zixe'rpool, Zondomierry and, Otoggoio. NEVST•RO*TE-,-;712; ITALIFAX. • SAILINGS IlltdMIIALIVAX., • Senetee'rele, 10511, 10, ScANciNAVIAN, FEB. 17, PTIM"VIA.N, FEB. 94. • CIRCASSIAN, 'MAIL IL Shortest sea pessage, ceenoniy. volute -it, 210 nine. Of west navigation so.ved. WOA131',1* bet< PIS ThentecEn. tetertnee fete and Stcentge fatal% AS IOW SS by ifor onna tine. Steerage passengers forwarded te..OorrYi Tsenagt, eineeteetown, Glasgow, ond London, at Immo rides as 1. Liverpool. The last trent browsing the Canadiari snails end emu:meting with the ocean stoatrielaips at Hafer, leaVes Toronto every Friday, et 7.02 8.1u. Paaseog81 via this route trayei throttgh Canadian territory, there fore evade all Custom llouse examination of become, rot Through TYkets end everyinformation,apply tc STRA.IT0151, It. Agent, Clinton. Clinton, eti,10,1817 rappingPaper xappingPaper liavo on hail large as- sortment .L PAPER BAGS 'ain't 'WRAPPING*: 'PAPERS, • manufactured, at the Merriton Paper Milis, which:we offer to business men j prices as low • 5515 can.be obtained at thelfill. They can he haft either with • printed advortisemettt thereon - 77718 not ote•Ily earned in tgese thug, bat it com be made ftv three months • by any one of either sex, in any' part of the conntry, who fa willing to work ateitdily 81 1310 employment that we famish, eGtt per week in $0111 own town. You need not be away • from borne Overnight. TOO eatt give your *hare time 1 te the work, or only your spore momenta,, We have agents who aro Making Elver 520 pet day. A71 tvh0 en. gage et tile. tan mato money fast. At` the proton limo money cannot be ranee Bo smelly tine womb, melee other busineris. It costa nothing to try the beeitieke. Terhie MA $5 °atilt free. Address at once, u. nerd:err •& Ce, P oriltaul, Uaino, , 89 . or without.'"