HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-03-07, Page 2THE OLIiTON .NEW ERA.
DO ,PitV leiTTLEs
Do thy little '• neyer mind
Though thy brethren be unkind;
Though the -men who ought to sYntle
Mook and taunt thee for awhile.
.Da thy little.; never fear
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White thy Seviour standeth near; '
Let the world is javelius throw ;-
On thy way undaunted go. .
Then the little thou bast done;
-Little-battles-thon-hastrwo ,
-Little masteries achieved ;
Little words in love expressed ;
Little favors kindly done;
Little toils thou didst not shuu,
These shall orown thy weary head -
Holy light upon the shed;
-These are :treasures that shallise
Far beyond the smiling skies.
L„.. A WASTE OF MONEY.
The Stewart Palace of /cow. York.
city has the following history The
lot was purchased by Tuwnsend, the
earsaparida man, who made a fortune
nut of that nostrum and built what was:
then (1854) the filiest house in. the eity,
Such was its beauty, that it was exhib-
ited befot•e the flintily took possession at
twenty.five cents "admission, for tho.
benefit of a charity. ToWnsend after-
ward failed and Stewart bought the,
property at sheriff's sale. . pulled
down the' house and planned the present
6,140,0. This was done bebre the war
lidirpriees were low, and the inflation
so increased. the cost of labor and mate-
rial that the contrabt became a heaVY
loss. Stewart held the conti.acted to
the letter, and the uufortunate matt srit'
fered to an almost ruinous degree, It
is seldom that a building constructed
under such circumstances avails much
to its owner. Stewart was eleven years
preparing a, palatial home for Ms Old
age, but he died soma after taking pos-
session. The grandest palace in °Ame-
rica is now occuiiied by_a childless old
siiiintin and her servants.; The gorgeous
parlors, the picture gallery and all the,
luxurious interior' is now a.silent waste,
The lofty. ceiling renders the staircase a'
labor, and the mistress being Nine from
a fall, is unttble to meet such a difficulty.
A person in such condition must be
contented with the limits of a bed -room,
• and bep.ce the largest Dart of the palace
is useless. Such is the condition of an
establishtnent which cost around mil-
lion, and on which the taxes alone are
• $7,000 a year.. •
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A BILIEF TEMPERANCE SERMON.
John B. Gough tells the following:
A minister of the Gospel told' tne one of
the most thrilling incidents I heist heard
in my life. A member of his emigre-.
gation cane . home, for the first time in
Ms life, intoxioa. ed, and his boy met
him upon the. door -step chipping his
h.ands, hrld exclaiming,. "Papa. has conie
home 1" He seized the 1.10y by the
Shoulder, swung him round, staggered
and fell in the hall. That minister stud.
to me, "I spent the night in that hOuse.
X went out, bared my- brow 'that the.
night air might fall upon it and cool it..
I walked up and down the hill, There.
was his child, dead there was his wife
in strong convulsions, and he 4sleep."
A man about thirty years of age asleep,
with a dead child in the house, having
a blue insric upon the temple where a
corner of' the marble steps had come in
contact with the head Its he swung him.
round, and a wife upon the brink of the
grave ! " Mr. Gough," said my friend,
I cursed the think. He had told tee
that I nmet remain until he awoke, and
I did." When he awoke he twitted his
hand over his face end exclaimed,
" What is the matter ? where am I ?
where is iny boy I" " You cannot see
him." " Stand out of my way. .T will
see my boy." To .prevent confusion I
took hitn to the child's bed, and as 1
turned dawn the sheet and shoed hirn
the corpAc he uttered a wild shriek.,
" Ab, my child." That . minister said
to me : " One year after that he was
brought from a lunatic asylum to. lie
side by side with his wife in one grave,
and I atfended his funeral." The mi-
nister of the Gospel who told me that
fact is to -day a drunken hostler in a
stable in Boston. Now tell the what
rum will not .do It will debase,. de-
grade, embute and damn' everything
that is noble, bright, glorious and God-
like in a human being. There is runty
ing drink will not do that is vile, das
tardly, cowardly and hellish. When
aro we notlo fight till the day of our
death
RUSSIAN FINANCES.
- The. dilliciffti of the financial position
in whirl' Russia finds; herself may be
imagined from the fat that, excluding
the war expenses and allowing the et.
eial estimates of receipts to be correct.
there was a deficit of over $20,000,000
to account for in her budget. tnorneous
issues of, inconvertible paper money
have been made, and the roubleis cot.-
respondingly depreciated abroad. She
has expended on the war not less than
$500,000,000,and as the exaction Of a
money indemnity from Titrkey is out of
the question, that immense sure will
become a charge or her debt, and will
further iucrease the deficit in years to
come. Her credit has fallen' s11.
that she 'has to pay seven per cont. in-
terest. It will be seen in how Unfit a
state ehe is in to contitrde the war With
fresh antagonists who bee practically
inexhaustible wealth at their batik. tat
though anything but speedy peace is al-
raost,ont of the rinestioi with her, it is
not quite clear what Busisia isgoing
do aboather finances when that desk -
able end is attained. British and
Duteh capitaliste aro beginning to fear
that in lending money to Rnssia they
haw made anothet dreadial bad invest-
'
HOW WIIEAT WAS GROENI) $420.1-1( '
YEARS AGO.
• '
In the year 1817,-abont sixty years
ego --Peter McKellar (father of the
'Sheriff of Wentworth) and a feufrintire
Highland Sept,oh families, settled in
thatspart of the country now known as
the Tewnahip'of Allboro", in the Clouoty
of Blgin. It.Wes then a dense •wilder
nese, end ;these daring petiole Settled
ftway.in the very heart of the forest,
'through which ,it was impossible todrive
a waggon .witistaDt. first. Quttiuga road.
Aniong.the many priyationa :which the
settlere had "to endure Was the want of
a Mill .for grinding .grain, the nearest
being about .fifty miles away eis KettJe
Creek, etuit:of SC, Thomas. Owing to'
the :total absence of roads it of canoe
did OOP pay to,latke a grist tiltthat ture- seems a
dis- . .
sands.die ,derly, and thy face rev
aistanee Of M
tanee,' HO Peter M0E:Tiler, with the as -
meson, Set to • work and 06'184,r:1:A0d a The catute
M. 1V1inzie; an old...stone- -"avie(1-
this extraordinar,y famine i a .continu-
hand mill: They, took twd liarA heads failure. of the oroPe• The general
(i. granite bouldersand with great. lobaraeterieties of that portiou of China
climoolty; for . theiy b.ad hitt, a few. ,„see. is that of a higli table -land,. .Dense
dent tole, tnanaged to bew'these.stones 19i'est8' rleVer covered the. plateau .or
into the desired shape. Having ticcoin,' the menntainse though the soother')
plished this 'they took a' section of .4' •['mine""*.ere tolerably- wen wooded.
/44110.W tree and faatenedtho, nether mill.: .But, : unljl, of rn-te: PArst was
enUngli wood growirig
stone-securel). to It: Then the upper
to detain the .passing rain elniids whioli
one was placed tipon'this and held 41
Wtirti precipitated upon the..plaine. he;
place by.an iron axle running.upsfreni
less. Gradually this xegetation., has
beloti, and which had a erciss piece. to
beett ent down, .•and the whole Surface
allow. Of the upper stone being. lifted.
A. beam was then made fiist across the. 'Of the. country is absolutely denuded
.house and into it a long pIece 07 a treessatid shrubbery'. The inevitable
weed was fastened with a sWiveljaiut.
The bottom end of! this stick fitted into
a hole in the role of the stone'ilear the
side and 'Completed. the primitiVe. ma-
chine. ' It waS operated by two Men
'who..teolt 'hold- of the bottom of the
crank or lever Whirled• the stone
around, while a 'third. Person fed id the
grain. •The ,Shdriff can just reinlier
the men bottling. in: after an. 'arduous
day's,work logging Or chopping end see--
ing thern working :awdy at. the Mill
vihich. stood:about-breast high, On .the.
floor Of the leg house, while ..the haze
tog fire- blazed and crackled cheerily' in
the large square fire;place. The settlers
would. come . in night after" night and
wind .enongtr irain. to.. de them for a,
day. or two -
They lie contiguous to the Yellow
River, Or Mang 110. Portione of
:mph of these are exempt from. the
destitution which generally prevails,
The most afRieted prevince' is Shansi,
in which,' at last acCounts, ,--three or
Cour ;nillions of people were wholly de-
pendent upon the Imperial Govern -
Mont for their daily food, A ceounte
from this and other of the stricken
provinces are amp y appallifir"-Peo-
ple the by hundreds of theusands,-:-
Everythiog edible bas disappeared from
the face of the ,earth; even the green
Wigs,- grass,. wild -herbs, and' the bark
Of trees have been eaten Insects, ver-
min and wild animals have been de-
voured. As' ix hot :resort, Om miser-
able people have taken to eating earth,
this. being the only. Material capable
of being swallowed which is left them.
There is no business, no work, and
no traffie to.`teep mokey in eirculatiott,
and the poptiletioe s prey u poi • each .
other: Mon sell their .Nlrives, parents
and •children into slavery in order to
get a little inOney to take than out
of the fa teitte .stricken region. Thou -
41•Pfeit10000At-•aOILATEFILLA.ISDOOPOORT=121
-"By a thprOng,11 aowledge a the natural
lawswhich, govern the rperations of dieestion
and nutrition, and by a oereful application
of the line properties it well -Selected 000011,
'qr. Epps ha provide:1 Our breakfast tables
with a delicately flavored beverage which may
save us many heavy doetorte bills. It is by
the judiciouti use of such articles of diet that
a oeustitation may bo gradually built Up an,
tiletrong enough to resist every tendency to
diseaee. • Hundreds of eubtle maladies are
-floatin.g.:aztonntl-ua-ready-ta-ait
there Is a weak point, We may escape malty
it fatal shaft by keeping ouraelvee well forti-
fied with pure blooit and a properlydacturish-
ed frame," -Civil Rervics gazetts.-Sold only
• in Packets labelled -4( Unite EPPS & 0o., Hos
mceopathie Chemists, 48,: Threadneedle street,
and 1,70, Pieeadilly, London."
• A' ;AAR 1), FAGOT' tti.0
• The Patterson •(IsT. <T1)7oartlicin Of a •
-recent. date, 'says:i Oakley, .
.of 69 .Proppect, street, RA01.'4:fist:Oily.
took- last evening an ounce.
aloud:mum.. : Xtwas. somethne before
the act was known' by, her relative,s,•
apd, then the tiivial cause •Of .the itt-
tdrapted suicid was dropped, and all
herit therneelvee to Viore. her. life.
• Kent •vas sent foi,. When' a persou. hes
taliVn la.oda.nunr,. of course' the great de-
sire ie .to go, to 'sleep. Tr the patient,
can be"liept awake till the effects of the
•narcotiC pass- away, there is. no further
danger,.. But sleep is the sleepqfileatb.
In rain the wOman bsegged, implored,
prayeti, entreated thinn to kb • her lie
down to rest; hut they. kePt b.er awake'
With forced welkin's, shaking, switching
her with twigs, aud:other liglit punish-
ment, and ab • the same -time 'gave- the
prope0 anlitlotee'chiefly the -active
princhdp bolladouna, to 'counteract
the effect of the narcotic, In ;spite of
all this • she , continued .lo sink, until
.eleven o'eloek her pulse had rtitt down
to four or five .boats a minute, • .and it
seemed impossible th keep her from the
.fittal sleep. Dr. -1(ent • sent for .1)rs.
Myers arid Irurd to come, and bring
theitgarvanic batteries, which they‘did,
and all, three 'doctors commenced at' the
woman ;. keeping her systeth stimulated
and preventing her iratis. geing. to sleep
by strong eoutinnnus tiDetiits of galgen-
ism, . that woold have Cathie a normal
person almost crazy. • The minute , a•
battery Vioa8 removed the woman appear- b all tnedieute den era.
WQ014 horsee , are riot' 30
rare as many suppose; net /inch great curiosities
either, there are many to laa found in various
parts of the cotuttry,' but we.doubt.itthey will
ever prove as valuable to their Owners as the one
exhibited by Barnum; We iMagille tjleir owners
would consider them More valuable without the
• wool, for this•roUgh and wooly state of the hair
indicates that the hem not in a healthy eon-
dition-Vrobably hrlde:•bound, or suffering from
some disease which (meadow this unnatural ap-
Pearence; iasuch ewe use Darley's Oenditine
Ypuoiwifdyertshaend Arabian Heave Remedy. it will.
blood, correct the appearance,. fe,
move all obstrndttons from the langt.1 and liver,
ahd eive to the coat a sleek and shining appear-
ance." Remember the name,' 0.nd See that the
signattire of Hurd & Co'. is on eaCh 'package.
Northron Le Lyman; Newcastle; Ont., prOprie-
ors•for Canada. Sold by all medicine dealers
conunon' cough or cow, stitiu tr,sever be
trifled With, often when neglected it is 'ooeVert-
ed into a serione and generally fatal palinenary
disease, 7, The wore prudent,. aware of this, •
promptly use Bryan's Pulitionie Wafers" a ell -
rte which has sustaineilta. reputation for
over twenty years, they .are always efficacious
and exert a most beneficial influence on al the
Bronchial and ,pulmonary organs. •Solcl by all
perbox, , ' '
druegitits and .e.ountry dealers Veiee 25 eta.
• -rE '4.1t.'"
A:a•infallible reineilrfor. di,lea,ses of the'
eye (aticitte or chronic), grOnichttion of the
li(18, ulceration. of the laelerlinfal glands
.ancl weapnees. • of the V 1.4101? .frOM an;
Stilt of this stripphig qf the s earth's •
rface has • been it...tottil. eesstaiS n of Tea is.fiardAIS Ev0-SA4vi .is presentedto the%
1,public with the assurance. of its efficiency as' a
ft:IP• • This is. now thes third seaSon
•earatiira of most 'diseases of .the , acute oy
• drought... , he crops ai•e chronic inliammatton, whether induced b c
kth p reil.-in - Ality or no. Thfee._ t in/ es' fulous origianr.otherwise,..wealtness• or3s-1.$efer'Ct'
•vision, dinfinislied tone. of the oi;tio'*!Hei
"IRS, corn°. SS -that there el a diseased Eitate of the tisanes nitiifiii
Co Crop's' Id gather.' 'It . does not that organ. A.180, for all persons whOse voca-•
em posmble that even moderate bar- tiee reqUires j.ncessant action of the eyq,
the salve Will' act tta a ehartri in restoring a tun -
8t8 Wifl &vet' rtd PE to these pr.,orie* form healthy action, where 'weakness, pain; and
.Uli t1.1 ' the ,013,tt11,• 'a S ,modifted byshu- misery may have tong threatened- a f,atal lor-
an actions shall:. .he clothed ininatieli•
It is the most simPle Safe aml'ef,
with forests •and .thieke•ta; ' 'It haslieen
said. Millions of the teeming pept1-.
lation of the fonis previnces • will
grate . to other conn Usk's, that a•
gm -ea ' reigratien, the _like • of • which
:was .never before seen, will take piece.
ThittSis not :likely to }nipper): '• The
Mongolians of the •present da' ails not
pe,ople.,. They sire fit kits
careless of . and ..more
tcssSiti•Ve d ispaP than to`
travel far for bettor Of the
ten millions or more now, abseintelly
eterving to death; very few have. the,
fectuttl remedy ever dikovered: The inaterials•
of 'whiCh it. is made are pure, perfect, arid costly,
compounded with elabm•a,te care and' exactness,
•safe' in its application,' being .Insect externally,'
• an 1,, of. course: avoiding:41m* pain and danger'
whieh necessarily, attends the intradUction of
• caustie minerals and eye-washei. Rix0WOrtki
and OLD CHRONIC. liORE3,,cif eordfuloue
or 'resulting froth whateVer *cause, 'yeild to the
•AustticAN EYS-SAI,V11. Is :USED SVC-.
OESSYCLLY_FOR Prfsli18.: . Its seething of- .
Act DJ immediate, and a permanent cure reg uires
'hut a few applications. The :propriptcrs • of •
" a. .T. PErtre's AMERICAN' EYE -8 A Lvit,"'while
• Malting new and improved machinery 'for,mak-
ing,a .inore perfect box for the Rrh•SAij•VE, htrfe '
Clutuget1 the TOADS; MAitic 5n the 'cover so as'.tst
Correspond with the (Int (m the'Vrapper; Cir-,
0.919.M.,. Advertisements, etc:, We oall attention
• to.thie, as it might, otheafthe be. regarded as
,means.fo carry. them opt of then own Seenterfeitin• • • •
neighborhood,. As it is„.
e.roads lead- ISISTTIT'SeISARICER, • •
1(1
be
Wa
artio,
APPLETON:-• °mon -at DAT time and
Al at NICHT MAO.- The Rooms Oyer the Store of
Cunningham° & Aikenhead-the Square,Clinton.
•
S'urgeon, eto., Coroner for
•
•
County of Buren, Gesichmee and Office -Corner or
Acinelugrt.'n,,ataihnh,1111880tr..iete, Clinton.
•
Am1VIcE0 ElirrirleVroArrylVfmonoelail/v‘ 413101101,15,400400,47"1
Ageoischenr. ItesIdextceDavothazz.n.
January 4,1871.,
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1.
Ont. °Meet -Opposite Shane's note].
1103:0, ,Tru.:1120.1178:5,,711.6.; GRADUATE' OF TItIN,ITY
A V . College, Toronto, Physician Surgeen, 171Jtb,
• 4
MARCH 7, 187Q1ocks Watches, 8.
,
•8• FOWLE
Dealres to return.
Isola itifieournomthearnQuk:
friends nd ousto-
ruele,for the litho -
al lc, iulo e; hut abnoranebt outh;uoipblaheat r00n
v060:nte-.
salved while deny -
b a catgut atten.
on to business,
and ming every
Mende, to tiontin.
ue:Qtrot rt oet:enottht,:or
wantsof hie many
• patronage.
1Le would Rise take this opportunity of stating that no
hnetib'wkiltlInbtle4osnodnuelutettnn"ftateiristehiPigdnecir tttaetsttilyelet'ollf6S1-. °
VOWLEIP`tt 8 ON. %%ell= trilikee0 tot hand
Wat4e31 °,1"kabu'dsa.letweilerarrYii.eSieir ib
tuate
eieis:
etlkeline
All kinds 0 Pipes flepalred and Mounted.
epairing l'inal"snnte,'n'toci9oan°11eegt fit :b1rerttop4ntt.ie 9 In a
oUJClinton, Dee. 0,1817, ,
111 ' MILTS
,,,„„.„T STREET, NORTH UV THE thfas.mer.
ounteasti e s
O
x_eni No.!. A!.n., cuttee...e.vrE. 010 wotionTo
• Liu vortaty0 Physician, Surgeon, Mo., restden e
at gr. Alanning'a, three doors east of the 'J.' • 14
Irani LOMilosboro Diu ' (fisissl,Dlac
. •
Londeaboro June 14 1877 -
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•
1)11. STAN111.1111, GrItADD'A.TE OF T1,1E MEDICAL
lypeoPfaigarYtospitals and Diapenearies, Now 'York,
n of Victoria Universiey,. Toronto, for-
Coeirnner for the County ef Huron, 1.1.1.TyntI4), Ont._
• July 22, 1874. • • ,
•
OWSLEY (EDSON, PEYSICIANS, 'SUE.
64ONS, Aceoueltegra, Offlee, Albert Street,
opposite Fails 14111e. • •
•
D. yr. DirtS•01117, /IL• .• A•11. Gruses, P.
• Clinton, May 10, 1877.
nu. svoiainiscProis, -01-1Y14101AN, SuRGEO$,
AccotielteurrLicentiate 0 the College of Physietante
and Surgeons of Lower Canada, and Provincial Lieenti-
ate and Coroner for the County Of Huron. Mee hint
reside:leer-The building formerly occupied 14
Thwaites, Huron 'street. "•
cuuton, Jan, 10,, 1871. •
•isreitancous qarbs.
°NET, TO LEND; IN LArtgli °It sIrar,r. 671.1t8,
43.1. on gombinortgage secinity, at moderate rates of
Interest. REALE.
• Clinton, Alognet gth,18G9: 7-18
(111A1ILES 1111.1..ES, „PROVINCIAL LAND 8170-
• -verint, Vathater, atoi Laud Agent. 'Unice :-Joae-
phiue otroot
• Wit/gars', Aug. 2, 11477..•
.1.sitraut LICENSES AND
-al Apply at the Town Hall, or at the residence of the
subscriber, near tbe London, Hurdn Brueer,Itailway
••jAIMssBuliSr oSf°3°I.Xuar7zing.e Licer/ses,
•
. . . •
011oton, A.prE WM, 1870..
• T ArtunTosn., as.vp.mrin, ISSUER or
„
, 81413.1490 Licensee under the nevId.et, comtahi8i0T1*
• er for taking AtIlelavitti in the Queen's Ileneb, for Coun-
• ties of -Enron and Ittnee. Cenvilyarieing dorief oust -a
--Leweeir,.14ondei, Contract, ;ills, LVecels, and Mortgages.
Fees small, Itesidence7-7oppoKite•Polloelt,Xlietel. •
• • ko*,i.re irwr.-kenn 01,1AL IISTATT4,”.
.13U5 held, Sept. 14, 1878. . • . • .
ANO - FEEDEUICII, 111. 'WIT,-
LtAgs., piano tuner for A. S. liordheireer, 1..o;
rento, Iv1.11 be in Clinton periodieally, for tuning Phincai
parties silo .with their pieitee tuned, earl leave graces.
at Mr. ;r. A. book, store. •
MASA, itsssic. 0: WATSON. '
. nsurnexerts, etc„
• cI,IN•roN AND GOT4 RICH.
0.:01tae WAIsoN, S. NAtcolt$05,
" Cliuton: - •• W.17. MOADDX.14,
•
Mt.Mateomeciii will if in Minton every,'Fridaf.
MolisSi to Lban.
putyaTtki,11HD., A•rf. 'grayly pkg-cx,7gte.
*A"
0,, HIT/OUT.
.• Clinton be 0;11,18711. .
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ANCHOR LIFIE-
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ggod•st and . these die uhaided. by..the . Torento,,Agente,for Canada.
• NO11!.PHBOr & 1.,Y1VIAN • ' •
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Proprietors, Freetlenia,fis: Y.
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NEW YORK
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ioLf'!EIRA142.",..
g and west hie crowded' with
•Ir.'1' nettling the Clitatireri 1 VICTOTtIA-•
NO 1711111/11.1 agenev eao. reach. all of•
r DEVONIA .....
ittl, • •
doing more -than Could lie expected.. able for childien and adults.. • findoesed nrinoeia •
ese.peeple. •ilie Chinese -GovernMent. COPELAND's Sweiert;meon. OE. equally suit-
'trent' such ts sluggish and uttwieldys or.
. , over 600 dooters in Ca na,da T1
• administering nausemis niedicinea, and the de-
gattization ; and private sunscriptione sirability ofbaiiing theth pleaSant 4/ the taste,
have :leen- made by relief -committees induced T. Cepland to :undertake reSearchett
va tor Oil, \An:feebly palatable. of thesaine strength
lines are bChig 'Teed, . thoussrida • of ; Lula :while equallY 20f0' aud l'atudess; Yet
wretohed ''Pep.Ple die tif starvation—'a. with r9()". ceetautitys,atel prOacing
timer Iwi-
nausea nor grirena, ;some chit:Wok say it,
lingering and horrible death.•'-Neic is honey; others -call it syrup --they all say they
York Times. • like it. One parent says*" My children. drink
it like water ;" another*" We had to Inde the
AN HONEST OPINIGN.•• bottle or therwould have enished it right off ;'
•, another -" My little girl has ' taken it twice
T110 St.' /01111 Daily uithout anytrouble -and tinier not 11
d of the vast' majority of the
10.11111 and we n • • • kl-
reference to Mr. Cartwright'S budget - sure to take the place of till the cominon
speech Until. we net a 1116118 C0133- .1.`he extraordinary demand for•thia iin t •
ple
ublic can giund themselves against substitutes
COI
tehich Ituprineipled parties are attempting- to
gratification,be slier- sell on the repittatiou of thirr =Bele) by seeing
ed by tho masses of the people' that Mr.- that the name Co r • • '
cOturrigh6 prePured • having.purchased Messre:
by. a revenue tariff, and will not Seek T Coplandk-14,i's lute es pi the above jsreps.
cajole and deceive the conntrY by the itaion„,are,_;ty attend:mitring it froin the ors.
protectionist delusion—by '•Jrotection °Pal reel"' •
whieli does not protect. is a et se
in difficulty of -.
RATES PASSAGE,.•
' To Clatie,;.w.,•Liverpoed, 7.41.1,1060torry, or 1SolfaNt;'0041t I
4,0;i to ;AM gold, to London directS48 to ;re.,
rious parts or the flrinetre, But we .which regultetl'in 'tile ah'ic°"rY of it Swet (‘9A-• 't° nee r
toet:un, apply to •
• . O., Ir. 1141 ILTO...y,. (7, ,Auent,
Clinton, Yon, 17, 1877,1: •. • •
WHITE STAR LINY,
4%. GLASGOW.
Naar. 2 ' Tan '
ItTnr: .. SAW non
Mar, 103 o.ru • .
\ tar. 2:1 ... • 9 'am)
Afar. 80 pan
Apr. • i.5 7:0 a.ne
121) . -
Apr. 27 2 p.m
11 T 1 S'
Ornn,o4 n tore. IlltOrtiith it o .enrego as uw
by any' ether rivet -Masa line. For tickets aud biter.
m us cosmetics the 'fact that, while these aria met wudities as the ordinarY Castor
The Oecanic,Stcate Navigation. Caupany's Stoanishir
tat teaming United States Mails)
doubtedly on this subject speaks the ft is though she hat'es thee 'll c(In'Avt ilon t•I,Nsere. ----I mu'. 3•••• 3 il n'
? 11: lIary a n• . , , ,.......... lirtr. 7, ... • 7 a re j
POPP la. fight ,." Lt (3. (mu get her to take lb without a
- IMITANZSIC .... ..' Mar. Wt.- 9 rt nt
AD111.1.21.D........ , . • Mar', 10••• .., 9 p 511
the, MarititnekProvinces; says With, ytiur SwEin, (l'AsTo a 0
yet another -.-". I Wish you sueeem of
11, ; it Is a splendid thing • CELIIC .• ., • •.. ... Tann 28 .... 1. p la•.1
" Will sail cremetes red, (Pter 52 N. a ) un SAT CIO:1AV%, i
11 '
11111E-HULISCIiIHEIt RESPECTVIILLY 111156 TO
• A. inform the inh abitan tie of Clinton and surreundiatf
counter that he nits started.his
„
NEW S A, W 11/iLL-L
ON IILIRQN sumwr,„
Opposite the Great Western Station
, .
And Is prepared to
Out „Logs on 3/tarot., Or. atop for. Cash....
11 laes aim* ILUMIIIER of al kikola on hind, rot: side..
E. .1\14'.)11.1WrirC.I.A S
CLINTON, 4n. 17, 7878.
Canada Company Lands.
A iiasT 011.1.,ANDS'IN 11114toN roe ,SALE IVY
...la. the °anode Company may bq seen at the canoe 0
en a undersigned. ,• '
. , -,•II HA L17 ' •
fttrrrtan;Jan. 17, ten.
..,• •
Tx• -x 181
Scottish Coloolocial,
'
•
nif GL4S4OW. .
. • • Two Stirling.
Assets.: • . ! . $1.600,000.
Knetpintti • ,• 1,000,000.
.P1t(IVINCE,
Head: Office - Toronto Street, TO4ONTO
Beano tannutous:
ens -L.' hainnan, Preuident Canada
• Landed area
',Tu,D; IF'05,1., of Bryce, MelderrIch CO.
ti,T,UX,1.NDze, Vice -President Federal •
Dank •
. .
INSPECTOR- ROBEIV2 MeLEAN.
_RESIDENT SECRETARY- LAWRENCE BUCLIAN,
• .
• Deposited With the Goveinnuml: it Ott.twa„.for Neetl,
\My of theitsdiata Holders, $104,00,1).
This COmpfit.y istites policies of Ithanalses, against
loss r (.1101ingt tirq fir lightaing.;on raarcantil,e, n2!1FI- '
'IlINOI111.311g, Tarr& Stitt noarenout rums, ht. eurrent
Policies arelesued from and Massa settled (Erectly by
the Toronto eines, Without delay. • • . '
AllPreinietna taken HAS country are invested in
C.tiontian'eecorith. .
•
• '
.,30.KC)4,T • 2axpciirrt.
AGI:NT 0.1,1:NTON: -tern VICISZIttrk
ellet.on, eats se,
1‘:1()NEY TOLOAN,
:„.. .
011 :•iip'preevei riarna.ur Thwn imperty,. for ..arr term '
/rot), (meth tweet:, YigtrO, or repayable: at such inn ions;
either in insteltum,s olb.erwise, as may bo sessere
.
• payment of anypert CA • rrieef091,
at ono gesses,on sorb. amount. .
If 11 10 arranged twisty the. intereat hoit-yearty, no
in advance, tin, rate, per annum, for thepresent,ivillIk
8 per cent. On loans for a fixed term of yeam, ei per
cent; if interest fear:ado payale yearly, not it 81.1Valate,
. • ' ' clIANGES MODEAAT11,
.Mitilicipaldebemlores purcherefti •
For further partietilarit apply to
cl. A. HAM,
meat ot a Staple household 113 edieineln8 his/tight Ireland, both Mnylf. The steamships Ed tets I,ine are
te account of the speech, we .
0
'keserve fraudulent imitations into the market, but the tot nee, men 0 50,,,,,IA .water•tight comportments -and '
:AOC/mei-at-Lim.
-offer to pieaseagers parirelled accommodations. '1'he r •
tnnents, but . we must express, pur - Saloons a.n.1 State -Rooms hang locate:din the nald.ship 1 Ciledou, Ito,. t2, I'tj;7,,
• . • section, but littlentotiOn is felt., 1
•
. 0 stand ni. fall p , )0, vr. 2 atm% swam cAffroit on, I 10:tts of permute, Moon, 4E0 to 41t0, gal .•. ileturit i G
) ap or and direetion label, . , 1 pekets, ROOd forone year.to 817G, gold; acearet. i .
{ ing-to aceittinuodations. Steerage passage, to or Irma 1 0 i D I. r,-:., H L
A ,.....i,
j yt:itt,roi.pe,at low rxtes. For plat/ of Ftellinellf41111a other f
t f mations EtirldY L0 , r . .
:.
I
. . -
G. W. 1.1.AILTON,- Ci.W‘li..., ..tigen .
t I
(Mal VON, Jun.1188,1875. . ..
• N,ORTITItOr &L Toronto.
Thi in of the. House of
i Askfor Corr,isp's Swasr_CASTO1rOtt.
t. • s .
07
It()YA b MAIL "S'rlA NI -...4iI1)8
,--
tirerp90/, Leadfouhrry ,iffif, Olialtriffuf. ,
‘ .
NhV9" ROTYPItl, vi4 Illi.LIE'AX.
sAr,I.A0:1.s.cys. riti rm HALIFAx. •
i
Nvhie,h the cheers serve tlie.naute. Do notbe deceived. Sold hy j
Cb' THE ILI LAN INF'
. Commons should be re-echoed y the • ' ;ow
full strength, one being loade,d un, with , . , ., . , , .r., , ,„ ..
we toms POLOSt fairly, tue ramie A.
PlaCer• • . .• ,
1
I. igiulty ..by outward opplication as the meson, It is en
t,b(1 reereitig,.st.beri the effeds of th.e. the Administration has been
0
drug began to weer off and the Alms i ' -i„ d i andieputed fact that over lialinf the entire no.
lulu down,' and mile 1 as 1‘.; e .es re to 1 ii,itiels,s, of the globe resort te the iiett of ordis
ied sig-na of os.v.mcsthaning. By 'see public Works iequired y the.eoun• arv 'lute
meta that takes good dare f h ' 1 th ''' P1' '' ' .."
and ,was out .of further -.danger so that
ea to sink; BO they kept them gomg tit
watile cOuntrY• clnimf.46(1 ft:1110;113.s Belladonna Improved India Rtibilel: Porous
fresh chetnicals while the ether Was ,be-
ing used; and -this was kept
15* the expenditure within the Control Of 'of so Many different diseases. luts been caused
h • 't'llere never has beau atitne when the lieelleg
connts eonfirtning statement) t
'tti tol t'l I" t t. th 1 k
o'elock she. bad entirely recovered til eturied on, we think that a Govern- ' '
pr no pa ingredients uSe 'ti malting
C t
• astus are Ginn Olituattnn- or 'better Intermediate and hteerage tarsi; as low as by any Whet
() t it, nen' known as the Frankineense of the Bible-41mb-
Shortnst tits lp li...'k'iL!ituy..18olitfoll. WO mile.
of ocean navigation snvial. •
,AWCA.DIN l'Ionv.,rs 1.1nnucno.
Hue, • Steetsf.e streengtts forwarded.to Dory. Itelhut,
queeutto.wn,'Clargew, Ina Ler (twilit famet.nt, erik
Liverpool, 'lite hest train esrrying ite Vantulis1 malls
end contieetir g wItit ocom steamships at Halifax,
eaves' Toronto (vorS Friday, 551.7 542 n. iNteeeng,
it title route travel throng/a Canadian territOrYa 115•1•ef
A 01 evade all Custom Howe exa•untat'on of baggage.
in) Tia °ugh Tickets and .nory InfelreatiOL,apply tt
ad -6xtaiaea:ffot r' - 1 • t
their a in erests.of the country 'might to be her, awl Burgundy Vitt+ ; which, when Medi -
leave nd nek rost for themselves
ors con t take
upheld by the people, who shonld ficallY' compouinednded, 1' 11 of electricity, an
They fiever mor 1 • -,
e etnp y AIM lit-ontt to, dispense with- such w" (irks as when combwith the lane medicinal gums,
is feund tO be one of the greatest heeling twill-
orally Imo a parabo feora dyiag io tilos would ether imperil -_the credit ..offlma,mnikver brought before the butroat race.
lives.iI t was a ..tata. ttLa..e tv.t.i
Ceetit.r da or unduly ILIll AC utl. • increase the burdene of i They are seknowleged by all who hale used
•
for eight or nine bout* with doubtful
results the whilu,t but with final vier cry
for the it, D. and theit• little electrical
machines. Atiout the first thing the
woman did on recovery- was to express
regret that the doctors had Sieved her
life„, as eh e wanted to die, and wisinkl
they had left her alone, It 18 1101 one
time int thousand that 81 person coold
swallow that tplantity of laudanum and
'8UrViVG.
A FRAGlITITI, EXlifYISE;
,
Pour provinces in llorthera China,
containing a population of more than
seventy taillione, are now devastated
bp the most terrible famine ever known
in the world. These provinces are,
Chihli, Shansi, Ronan and Shensi.
the peolle. In the case of our railroads '; they ever before tried, rind Chat one of the4
the .expenditure, mum far, is greatly Plasters 'will da mere real service than a . --
ahead of the income., shoilAg how great dredlof the ordinary kind; All other Xlasters
ate thO be,nefits whialt ore being confer., ,.tirteinsaii‘vv )01.e'f'T'eeteilTal'eatilrcet ;TiltiraCi these fts is
red en the 'eountry. by the feet that tireistdifferents the instant otte,is applied th&
these roads are in hands of the Gov. patient will feel its effeot,
'They pesseref all the soothing.werinince,sup-.
eminent ae compared with what would porting and strengthening ftUalitiesof all other
take plitee if they were controlled by g Plasters, Many who have been relieved of
ItHEUINIATISM. TreDoLortgux, and va.
riatis other paint; in the ItIDNDYS,
or MD, mei believe it is solely done by the
eleetrical qualitiee which the Plusses Plastere
oentainsand whieh Is imparted to the system,
thus restoring them to a healthy eendftlett. .
Theyare. very soft and pliable, still very, ad-
hesive ; tied a sure mire for WISAX BAOXS.,
PAINS IX SIDE AND BRIUST Land
are invaluable to those who have a. 001111 oi
long standing, mid often preveats CONSILIAIP.
VOX. Some Oven till 113 they . believe they
were mitirely cured by t e use of them of a long.
sated Consumption,
P
L,kwreeinitiAccdasab! 01;',0 Val 11111TCIIEM,
iold by ail Druggists,
emnpsnyt, We assume that only ue-
sessall 'expenditures have been. made.
The. full text of the speech will, we
thiok, make a vet y favorable impresaion.
..lartscright's late budget speech,
and later speechee generally, • show' a
marked imp ovement on his earlier (mint,
and prove that he hi a very mueh ahler
men than his opponents have been dis-
posed to acittit.,. • These who attaelied
him last slimiest !bunt) that they bad
eaught a Tartar -18 • • ' •
UNDERTAKER.
.7 LTSitl.' .Xit.14;(..11...:1 VIVO,
--A r -then •'11,( it 1,*
I eagetsl Coffins, Cello irimmingg,
s
sm.Atea offkc ho above at shortest notice,
• tetc'the VtlItY LOWEST NATLS.
ligic• a 104 11E4118E slipitea,
•
•
a. araiivroil, a, br. C.-71400,0. fteroernber the Flaqe,-VfOTO IA Street
tins Do 114 1871,
•-0,0ECIE DIEHL
.„ -.
TittINK It& ELWA.Y. scpt toen.
rfr,...ter
Clattak 1°O. Of rtt
O x AND vs Niolnkit, Die., 24,
Passenger Trallia ette etntrott Tollows
doula MAST, Expect( ,7.27 4.11. arriving at Deudon
10,110 A.M., Toronto at .05 P.I1.5 hall andEspreas,
0.1G P.1f. 4 21P arriving IteStratford at
12.10 arriving. Toro T,I4, 0•41.1 P.M. London, at
3,15 P.A1, Ltindon at, 9.1; . 711, 715ft4 arlivek from
Onderich 50 A 'AL.
Trains 9111 tom% asfelloiva llSi!ed'i, 10 from
•
Stratford. mot Aria 1iXfltis,27471 P.M., front Corente,
Deflate/ omits/00m litotes, S1lr Ir., trout Safteiet
Toronto, ned Lomfon. Ifixed AAA P.11,
1. ItICICSt) General atanstre
A. 8'r0Arre111, Agehl 01ititon.
Deo, 1.1..1)451
tsis. Setensoss, Spectific Medielne
TETI on Sat
it OSpertig111
1401,g:fah it,m1e4y.
r,;(* tie
Seetista Weak.
ASPS, SpertLeatorr
hoe, Ii3(4.1011(7,
and off diseases
•
treJeAlp:itttat faanw as rj Y
es.tubitee of. t5N.f.; LA.1.01!
Abner, Ma Lose Of Houton>, 1.1n1 serts•ILaspitude, Pain in
the Sack. Dimness of Vistert. Precustura 01.3 Age, 'aria
many other diseases that lead to intenity or C.Ota.t ilsO•
thin, MIA IL NittnaLtin, GtlYttir 0t'Whith 14 25110 era
forst etnitita by devratiag trent the path of natureabs
etor•tasatsdngo, The Speelile medicine: 3 the result of
Ifte study find many 75(3r3of txrevienee treating
those spatial- diaswee. Poseehict free by .tatil. The
velisit(,13 soht 'hy sii Propgiols si 01 'pet packs
age, or six packs gtt tor $,G, al will he, tent lc r !nail Oh
54o543tmt of the memo, by addressing W14,011I & CO3,
tOnt, Sold tts tItkifeWby r, 10‘6191/1/0, and
(435 ieft'erricyttbere.
1,-.•••""