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Al11aW0rel to Cor. respondents,
'T.D.--Suppose d"give •t -postmaster
desiring•hinr to remit Xa sterling.
to. Great Britain, what change should be
returned by teak" P.M 1
'Five. cents,
•K,— •Somo people ttssert*that there are
feur.Ceenty Judges appointeU•to preside
in tlieCotlnty of Huron, • 's•'this true 3
_ No; there are only two, Judge' Squiers
swirl 3udge'Toms ;; but there also happens
to been ex jjudge living, MD. Brough,.
who:is:•superanntiated,
T.D.—Sonne eseeni to think: acidfruits
aragontifsr.indigsstio 1, Thepropoimd ..
er.of the Chalk Cure, (see 'last weeks
G/40 ire.laim that the resp c .o
• G Lg� 1 c s 1 p ne £
acids in "the human system in su er-
- ;abundenxe,`-ie''-the :riource'df oteee: -ti
• disease. Can, you throw any •light en
is inconsisteney:t
,.:Ji fruit is .good:for digestion at .almost
,all" •times,,arid it is especially 'beneficial
in the slicing, as it is said to -separate
the bile freer/the bleed: It appears as
,if nature.knew-what was best for us, for
ee_.a most thIefirstiregetable to' he o
twined
in thespring.isah ubarb, whieh ivory
• e tart :.:There. is. no • dQubt :that' .agood
-deal of •sickness is caused by a, sour or
fieui•stomaci.1roduced mostly by cabin
g
. -4too linnet too'_ fast and not suMoientl. '
.mastieated, which, noebeing thoroughly'
'effected by the gestic jjuice, ferments
' • 'before it is..digested and elSour, thereby.tainting . the blood, with
impiirity..
•
• Any.person wishing -to eninge themselves as
-fatrm laborers may lenrrve their names and
• places .of residence at.t tis ofeee, as parties
sometimes melte enquiriesrofus if wo knowbt
enek.,and thosewlshijng:to.empioY smell MA do
the.satne. ..
goal VtlitevO.
•
Seems shovels, hand sleighs and skates,
have been a drug in thismarket this.
year. ,
Mit: 1.- :-YlrxLL, of this place,` )16.
been awarded the contract of carrying
the mails between this town•uncl Pert -
ex's. idill.
'; A, MRs, CLEao, formerly of the 7th
con., Gloderich township,arid lately re-
siding here, Was last week taken to the
asylum: at London.. <,..
THE bankrupt stock of Mr. D, Fat -
ton wee, on Saturday, sold by tender,
to Mr, James Alexander, of this place,
for 65 cents on the $.• •
•
owAL =Rev, F., 14IcCuaig, of
-Kingston; was in towii liis wed -are
will attendethe prayer meeting.: at the.
Presbyterian church,; stere, to -night
THE assessors '°Will .•°cominer]cil; + 'e.r:
duties in a .few. days, and during the
time the are fereining thein,: there
will doubtless tie a good:many owtne"i
less. dogs. : , . • •
ON Tiresday. 'morning, the heaviest
snow storm. ..of:.the eefison was experi-
enced-, fiat it only lasted about fifteen
Minutes. : The flakes were very .large,
and fell unusually thick. '
LAST Friday 5.1 horses were, shipped
from here, via. G. W. R., for use oto:•
Mr. Whitehead's portion of the Cana-
dian Pacificcontract-50 were ivorking
hoesos rind one a carriage home. . '
A Brim's NnsT.—A g`entleman. from.
Hullett- infol Xns,• us- that -en- Monday'
last ho saw a: grey bird's.nest, in which
was four eggs. Such a thing is rainiest.
unprecedented' in..Canaeld; in March.
PnQPERTX CxANGE.—i'Ir. J ihri John-.
.stent, of the London Road; lias.perches-
ed 31 items belonging to the estate of
the late''Wm.. •Rowell, . Clinton, .being'
part of; lot 35, on the let . eon.'of Stan-
ley, at 00'ar acre.' ' • '
Never etince the roads. in' count°'
were entitled •to the.narne of -roads, -have"
they ;been in as bad a state as during
the past week. . • The continuous traffic
over them, '.together •with recent :rains,
have made: ••them •little , better.. than a
• •deep mud puddle. •: -In some Places the
l'ravel is dean ean through, and .the
ightest conveyance~:sinks ost;teethe
hubs. • Such .a •t,hing as; taking a tbeavy
load over-thenr is ,impossible.. A scrap-
er has been.emplojed on our streets for
the past day;ertevo and they are flow
-somewbat iP ro V The traffic on mer
• .streets, and ou the roads adjacent to the
town, is becoming. ago large that itis.
• time a more ^. tho`rotfgh system of `road':
making shetrld .be:adopted; ` or dry
weather•.and light -load's, the gravel:pn-
' � ginally need nay do very -:well, but now
.h
that loads. .of two and three tons are
common, • and 'teali ing nittst be carried:
on irrespective of the Weather, we must'
have a more solid road bed. There •is
only one way to do this, and that is
get graniteboulders from the fields,.
which fermere would be -glad to dol%ver
• at a reasonable. tate clueing the winter,
and then :have these broken by all the,
• tratiips and Poor that conic, along; •at a
Io\Y rate. Once get'ieroad bed of this
mettle, it_
Wili `last for.many years with-
. out repair. -ff..lias been found by lona
experience, : and many costly experi-
ments, that a couple of feet of broken
granite, 'with a. roller of thirty or forty
tons passed over it,: makea the heat,
most en, din iug, • and inost econoniidal
road in thin world.
Last ear there view, great quantity
of gravel at on the .streets . but it did
noimprove' them, to the. extent it ought
to' Inve done, although :there • was a
large quantity of stones among it, which
had to be broken, If•'the,gravel had
been screened and ouly the stoney por-
tion a -. flied to thestreets•it would have
been much better, as the mixture of sand
with the stone prevents it binding or
packing together, and when wheels 'go.
over a few larger stones than ordinary
they churn the road,. Ftp •into thud
There. was . also some . forty. cords' of
gt'avel put on the ITttrou road between
Clinton and Stapleton, With but little
benefit,.as there was to porch sand in it,
We understand that .on account of
the intpassable state of the roads the
Messes, Ransford, have suspended traffic,
which must be an enormous, loss, when,
we consider'tlie extent of their business
in stilt, ,°cave bolts, staves aud'•iutnlper,
OCR carrier -bo thinks '' the weather
-clerk might be sacked."
CRoouE' has already been played t tit•
doors, in town; this year... • .
MR. 'DAVIIY MORROW, and farrnily, •last
"'�1Toii •e n
Mn. Dravin. CaNs'ELoN has sold his
grocery •business to a 1 tfrScott, •ef Lon-
don t ownship.
Cziztucirr —A 'meeting of the,Clinton
Cricket Club, will take ' place at. Mcg
Laren's Hotel,,to•night, for the purpose
of organizing for the season,
MEseRs, Houghton J Sharpe, of Sett -
forth, visited this place last week for
the purpose of purchasing horses for the.
English market, but they made no put-
ehases, fartern apparently not caring to.
cell at the prioes offered,
ATTENTION is directed to' the adverr
tisement of M. R. M,. Racey, `who, by
the fagility of two railways; -is enabled
.to suppLy__ his..custerner s --,with• Iraqi -rare
of any kind, es cheaply asit can bee ob,
t ined a w .ere in the i
a „ n y . ln„ ,e Prov nee.
• "Base: BALL. =-- A-; ' tweeting of . the
• Dauntless base ball dub will. take place
at the Cowtneroial : Hotel, to -morrow
-(friday) night, -for the -purpose of -reor-
ganizing for the season. fl-ful-1•-attend--
ance is requested; . • •
To S'race,. f?atseae.—It . is said -that
'the Present weather is bad for horses
:and cattle, it' inducing inflamation, and
'as several have died from this; in.diefer-.
tint parts of the province, these few
words of caution nay not be amiss:
DECAii•rED.r-For some time past ia.
man by the name of : Stone, has carried„
en the ashery business here, but last
week he departed. ." for pastures , green
and fields pew.", It is.•reported .that `he'
leaves a number of unsettled :claims be
A ,tIEETIWw., pf the Directors of the
Hullette •Br'ancb Ag.riertitnral Society
Willebe held- at' pike's hotel, '^here, on
Saturday afternoon :neptt, for the ,par
pose of appointing t:r.ctay for the spring
how, and the tt saoti n of -othe 1 si-
ir . , d 1 an 0 i ?u.
.nest, ,
LAsr wpm - Mi. James Twitchell, of
this place, shipped .a' barge' number of
'collars' and halters to Manitoba, tofill
an order.'left by Mr. Whitehead. 4
short: dine:since lee old Lie prize set • of
double harness 'moo h gentleman. neer
Chicago, These faots'speak well forhitn,
Tills FALL. WIr.EAT,—The unusually
open weather during the winter: months,
led :to - the supposition that the fall.
wheat would be baclly�.injured,'bat such,.:
so far as se . can learn,the are pleased
to say; isnot the clip. The fields look
splendid • at}d green, tepid there is every
prospeet,.sso far, of a..bood croft,
:ti'SWE Ann always pleasitd"to note pro-
gress in the newspapers of .the country,
becauseit is enexhibition of business
+energy on the one hand, and .increased"
i etellegence on the other. The latest
improvement • isty the Guelph I! raltl;=
the daily appearing iii -a new--oittfit, and.
the weekly being changed' from. four to
siriteon pages: • Altliottgh rather an eat-
trerne,partisanin its politics, the. I/erata
is a, good paper. -•
•
CoRRncno STs.—The price at which
Mr. Deihl sold his lot was .'230• --•not
$150—quite a difference....Mr. (lrti-
]anger's Gold-duststallion is 3, and not
sears ordeeeeThe stallion sold by Mr.
J'; Mason to Messrs. Morrow & Shep-
pard, ' of Goderich township; wee -the
Canadian Prince, and peke paid,,4300.:
This horse has taken 5 1st prizes in this
county, the 2nd at the Western and 3rd
at. Provincial, showing against 17 others..
L'teitptrro-•-•Jticlging from the lerge
quantity,of lumber nowbeing: brought
into, town,- a :considerable amount of
building will bo done this year•, Mean.
McCartney rt Thompson have purchas-
ed
ur chas-ed frorn a firm in. Ethel, 400,090 feet,
which is now being dripped tb this
place. • Mesar Cooper it McKenzie are
laying-hra--large stock. -- :Seemed
new houses are in course of erection,
and the probabilities are that niot•e will
soon follow, -
PanenerA r10 f. -:We notice by the
P�laieley
Advocate,, that + Mr. ',Andrew
Callander was last weelr the recipient
of the following icles, previous to Ms
removal to this `
i
the mem.
� •
'.-b cerci e
e��n
born of his class in connection with the
Methodist ohutclie rx handsome copy of
the. Sctipturess; hrn tir
oo members of tie
cho%t and others ' silver frail J..asket
and pearl card ' case'; each, of course,
being accompanied by an. address. Mrs.
Callander;' was: arri the recipient of a
ell ver tea set. We are pleased to wet-
come them back to Clinton,
• This., turret be spring,• -a harp and vie'.
lin werseen in town last week. •
Bit advei•tisemexit it +dill, be ween that
Mr. Jas: Twitchell has branched out
into the boob and shoe Iine.
Hooses Soi n.Y•=Wr. WM. hitt, of
this place, has sold his fine span o
horses to a Hamilton firm for $285..
•
THE- Grand 'honk will issues dsuble
.journtey tickets to aronto„ at single
fare, ' on the 26th lust, good up to the
30th. ,
Rev. 1tln. BEeetE t, .evbgse flacniawas
;iefore the Presbyterians here, has been
engaged by that dengniirtAtlora at Simi/g.
fickle Otite
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SOCIAL • CAaTiIER1iiG, -'On 'Tuesday
evoning what was tet vied a {' Bachelor's
Ball•and gocial• Gathering" was given in
bhes,ComiuerciaL_lintele.and.:was.,nne. of
tbe'most sncceeeful and pleasant affiairs.
of . the kind ever held' in town, The
supperwas got :up in a...nianner that
even surpassed the -former excellent re -
mutation of the house, and was partaken
of by about thirty-five couples, and con-
Minted. strictly on temperance principles,.
t I%1GIItET ENremettNtteem,—Oat Mon
day evenh"'n last; the-enterteinmernt foe
the benefit. of the Clinton Cricket 'Club
took- place in, the town hall,'and proved
a brig success.. The hall was crowded
with a respectable audience; who " were
wellp leased'- with. ', -the .efforts- of Niles
Sophie Miles' 'and T Spackinan's• Royal
•star Dramatic Co., who• rendez ed in a •
very creditablee nenner the New York
Sensation "Under the' .Gaslight ,"*the
dock and railway ".scenes .were -:well
.placed on the stage;"and the audience
enjoyed a very pleasant. evening.. We
understand that the company intend re-
turning sonietirne in:BIer, playing again
for the club... •
FIRE PROTECTION' MEETING --Last
'evening • a meeting of • the ratepayers
_Wok place: in_ _theetoavn'.hall, presided•
over by the Mayor, for the ..purpose of
discussing the question—or providing
further fire • protection = for the -*town,
The' basis upon which the melting was
called was a brief repot"t of the fire and
water; committee 'of the Celina, recout
mending that body'. to .expend $1,090
in the pnrehade of,'ti hand tire '.engine
andcor n five or • tanks
the nstie circ of sac
of ,about 250 barrel • capacity, ,After
considerable discussion a resolution ;was
shoved by Mr. Jai' Fair, sec. by :Mr;.
. fL Scott, thet'•tbe Council be recent-
rnded to submit a by-law for the is-
1 suing of debentures' 'for the purchase :of
a steam fire,enguie, and the const rection
of a sufficient number :of Unlit& to serve
thee epwii .within a' reasonable.. radius.,
The :yeas and nays upon, the' resolution
wits nal en, when it'waa declared cached
by a ,majority of', three. ' The'nmetirrg;
then •dissolved. ' • '
Tup Cou.txv ATr;ts. - �iesst,l. Belden
Oo !'of. Toronto, are meow busilyen-
gegecl.,ite getting- up an atlas for the•
County of Huron:,It. will be a large
volume; 14x17 inchs in,size, .well rind
neatly bounds -wilt tie 11•,le voentein-it-to
contain a large fend .of information, as
folloava, llesides a complete History of
the' enenty. from its earliest settlement
to the present timet—Each township
will occupy a double 'pane by '.itself,
then the several townships will be
grouped in one, map, showing. the.
,relative position -which. shell occupies
to the other, Besides this, . each 'town
and village will be' distinctly : set
out in it snap by: itself.the same as the
townships. - The post ofdfoe address of
each favorer in the county, as well as
the lineation ref the farm buildings are
given; also churches; grist. mills, cheese
factories, school houses, &c, The seve-
ral streains aio also correctly .sketched
and the bridges over them marked,
Engine -ea are 'now at warleeiii every
tow,ersl .ier inthe county making surveys•
and drawing their diagtratns. The atlas
will. he very, valuable to every .business
niau, as they will then • be able. to find
every. resident in the county. •, It will
contain a brief;description: of evety town
and village in the county,and illestra-
tioie and portraits of notab a places arid'"
persons', township maps atilt?. Provinces ,
of Ontario, Quebec,, Nova Scotia, Pr.•iace
Edward and Cape Breton Islands, also
the new snap of the Province of Mani-
toba. and Districtof :Keewatin and the
North-West territory,"inapaor the `U.S..
end 'world, Mi. Nicholas Greeley, J.P.,
of Scrpliiagburg, Prince Edward. Co.;. also
lately` Reeve of the township, is now
canvassing S'i inlet',. and Mr. ".1.'. ; 11'.
Dolae,, of Port•'1-lope, is canvassing
Godezieh township. As the work is is-
sued on the subscription plan, the num-
ber published will be • o •r1. „1r t e
. 1 ed go e;� icl• y*`
number of subscriber's. W s hope this
work • will be sufficiently 1t:ttt'onieei to
warrant its publication, • '
ilt!ii(i 'ttEt3lriti!RAY.
•
The rel;ular iluarterly, meeting of this
body was held at Seaford', on Tuesday
last Among the business transacted'
was the following :—
A call to the Rev.1lr, Pritchard, frotu
Mannchc stc:a_ancL$tnitt's .114101.eleentle,
Mines. A call to the Rev. 71 Ir. Wil-
kins, trim Belgreve congregation, was
sustained, anti 111r. `Pilkinsaccepted the
call. A. call to the Rev. Mr. Glracey,
from 'Gananoque,was seetait ed, which
call be accepted.
The Ret: Mr. Longiieaa r'lib be in,
1tXAItCH 21, 187g..
ducted today, (Thursday) to the charge
of Mullett and Londesboro coin4rega-
tions. Rey, Mr:, McLean will preside,
Mr. Pattersot to preach, Mr. Sieveright
to address the minister, and •Mr.. Pritch•
and the People. •
A'•report from. the Sabbath School
Convention Ciimnittee, wee received,...-.
The next S. S, vonvention in connection
with this Presbytery, will he held in
Blytb, in February, 1879.
.:The report of the committee 011 the.
abate of religion, wase read by the Rev,
Me•, Ferguson, convener of the commit-
tee, and was very. gratifying.'
The report of the Committee on Horne
Missions was rend by Rev. /lirGraeev
oat -Feuer ofTro eoininittee, being very,
lengthy and interesting.
As eilm meeting o't e` •tib e
, p•ca e..}g,#,t?,Pis.,Yte-.y'
will beheld in Belgreve,,,on the 3rd of
April, for the induction of Rev. Mr:
Wilkins,wben Mr:McLean will preside,
DZr, .Lou, tend will preach, Mr, Jones,
nddretis the . minister, and •Mr. Pritch-`•
and address the people.
Leave was granted the -Clinton con
-geogatioo to _ moderate in Lt call when
Notes and lnctdents.
There is;.riot much of a thrilling char -
:100r taking place in this part of the
Township of Stanley, bet 1 notice the
insect world ie still on-tbe wing.' They, .•
have been all season, during each month,
of the winter, .in sheltered..situatiense_
They have been. humping thein' :feeble'
lays. and buzzing` on the, wing' in fitful •
flight -the insects referred to are flies
of various kinds, crickety spiders, and
sortie others. .Thecircumetape' is • so
unusual. as •to•.excite wonder. ''1' saw.
• one of, filo harbingers of "''spririg yes=, •
terday, (March l2th,) in thb person of -.:-
a spriglitly, bouncing robin ; his lord, '...
ship seemed much pleased to see rice,
;if4 rnay. judge • by `the clieerfulnets of
bis voice,' and the -:general• contour 'of
his physiog •- I . tendered... kind
-cdipgratulatrons Y ' a 7reai lT welcome ,
and lie passed_ elan,. much gratified ,• ,
'with the results 'of the. encounter. • 1 •`
l e ay n �y
helps i rti. Y of be in a saclaler rrrood � "�All'beiii' .etiti"re1 '.new; :ted the ;Nobbiest
greets ••, J.
before he ,,leets the: early rose. lhe. •
wheat looks as green •as .:St. Patrick's. .
banner,.: and.'.nuch-, more .vigorante, if 006
out•'r" Dutch gourmand" 'does, not fast-
en his
ft res a o
n..it, orMr. Teener's•
` . :HAT'S. J
�
T.
.muo&Y stmtper does not rue it, • BtitTVO OASES
it•is-
•i banded `b -et er ' •-
r l e on—cv
is er
side, may it • brave them .all. • 1 •ata
afraid- those- blessed; with a sweet tooth
will not gratify their, ...appetite on ma-
Pile sugar (to •any great- extent)' this
year; ns,stngar making is neither 'brisk
nor' promising,: aiid the weather is un-
propitiot?s. .Those Having tender feet
will rejoice ,Those
the soft, sti y' nmol on
the higlintays. and byways,. 'Mit, the
pret'ailing -sentiment is opposed tp, the
soft•eleneett in. this liat'tictila:r,;':but-
-few venture to grumble at • the' • state
of the &•tinosphere. this year, ''as •they
know, from • sad -' experience,- •how'
"favored we aye this. winter ; the elements'
are MateyMgtheir furies for sotee.,less •
itvo►'ed elimes and peoples. '%i?e slronld
congratulate .our weather bons on • the
.tender ways in.which liie dispensations
are being meted out to us,. for' once
et -.least; Fanners round here- have.
been ploughing for Bente • days: bitch:-.
" How jocttiwl.. do . they; drive their
teanis.afield," The clieerie whistler and
the plow -boy's song rite refreshing` cit
ibis early season': The milk -maid,. with �■■p "`
• ...
,g :' �` (.� j�p •` fir' f � thedeo e
her. well-filled ,.ail,:.is:not 'et figuring For �1 Le+• O��i��+
on the landscalpe, but fond rntticipatiori -
points the way. • .'Tlle,shepherd'is burn-
King his•crook, , and liis plaid is . not'
far off; The little hoyetuls,ate • corn- Ii13 iF�l)Elt�ItsNe it'rA1C 'Herd 'POILNJ I'1`Y'Or;Ii�ilUlb\IINte PRE. T't)-
ing; then we will take up Seo We. lay .L-' rtz c•f Olintoti and ricittity, that they hare. commencedltusinesss' • --
•
.aiid say, "The hunk" Along the lea' shrill
bound,• and' blackbirds .' carrot to the
souiid,'d BSc_.. Th•e__tioil ., :eestr now• -
I� hast xc� l�� el . �����u +c i � C', � ' on,f
gabble o'er the', pool, •ancl chase • the
obildreii cls they edinte • front school.
No doubt, if tlioy' would ntitici 'their it v'wiit b' :tb cto-supplytii.prte t'avaiht t1ein with their..rutttunr,.'twitti ittythir in
he re tht l b
own business, rand lay their eggs l/care . thea line, whiulr fs fotlowe _-
fully, it would please • the ycptingstets. -. -.
much better, and save broken. bones and. t, i C "*Iy1 SES SON.
1. ILUIT,� O� ALL ICIiV 1IS, .
convulsions. Some are suggesting pat,
ting Tewin potatoes; .if they metal. CO1.11F, E. ('TIONEI Y IN A,1�11IQ:� l ENDLESS V AR, t1,1 \ .
potting. thein clown their tl'troets; this •
t , , :C'' t :s � l civil, AIrnonrts,
is tunes and prudent, tr lent, but' if they mean NUTS l S O.i rLT.,rr. I�IN DS, stint .fi,s llte 1; t � r ,
pleating tlien-1 I would SI'Y,; D058589 , Walnuts,' C000anuhi;,. &C.
your' send in patience , fon' pt couple of ,, • ' '
months at least. •The bulltrog's brave 7 T Plums, :P ars .l.of11atsds Stiawe'-.
e L��� ��iyi.) OC7C.)1�5, P�ac;he>�, IX � � e , ,
been teeing their tln,oats for, a•• grandl 1 i0' i�()lJ:`itel`, .'r5'i1ILiioai tt2`(1ines •LC G,
concert to corue off next month, 'all iiet:A:631: j:l,,.tc.)iliG S, , i ,.
are invited. to attend- and listen to b1uei,
performance ; admission Etc° ; as to
p `ogralnntn see: large pesters. The
blood -suckers, or.
mosquitoes are nob. me
Itancl yet but 110 time is lost ; they
will • make tip in viciousness for env
dol,ty occurring in their `rldvette I
suppose the country "gossip would fret'
i
Y�itf t titi`(;tYlslro"l;erreritlly,-°-tlre•-•trn=
tutored mind . delights in magnifying
trifles, and feeds: i avetronely-•upoit_ntis=
forttune ; the busy* • tatter is; dust• the
same incorrigible 'aniin•'1 wherever
found; the beauties of nature or of
character ere passed - by unnoticed,
while the defects, blemishes or oddities
are' commented tipon to the delight of
the envious, and the disgust .of the
pure minded. t 1).
Rippon, March 130, 1878 '
Writs of attachments have been is.
Sued against Stanley tit Jertnyn, Exeter,
and 'J. IL. Smith & Co., Bruaseis,
A Paris barber 'advertise false MIS..
taohios, '+ Warranted :o deceive the most
expert nye."
1878.
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1878,
CLOTHING, M1ERCEA,N11 T
ICTORIA_Krog
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Tvt�eed.�u���g
Our stock' of the above' goods is now complete, imparted direct.
from ,Scotland and is, without •exception, .the finest ever shown
'-'• a in this ..art of"the ceitntr , '•
p ; Y
We - are"lltuwing .a line . at $1S a Sun
tq1 � which � we defy competition. •
CA,N.A.DIAN TWEEDS at .2 a Suit,
H A LI tAX TWEEDS at $1.8 . a Suit:
Pettorn s to .be'.obtained.
L'ON; Unveil 21,1878.;
RE 1V
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TILOS. • 'JACKSON...
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.�.. FINE' TOBACCOS
They have Itti eridlesa,r variety in 1'I.11:d, fiionr the cotnineti Clay to the fineet.;ileer-ulmteni.
All tit•4 novelties in (11(1.11.11,(11(1.11.11,TI()GT)I'}ftS', C'ASI*:.i, 1'otr(.iaiEk, PIL'B 'r1.111t;s', WAX
trJ tT.k,tii rtr pijix I1toxus, ke,
`tiVr:It 1:"k T,'w f � t31iANI7 1 ftl- d„!t14, Til;; -freak - e,,evantion.der
iiuc'.t Havana.
G=,aeht..ates..te_ rrha,_
OYSTERS. OYSTERS.
OYSTER PARLORS IN CONNECTION,
Whey an tit 1 ca t e aoc"mtnrulatecl ou the shortest notice, and have their Oyaters'ltr
etc ..y tro ter r ,e r
any style, We else loop Oriters for sale by. the Hearty can,, or case. .
eV" fill Ovorle ,,Pont th,18 atv,'e acre t etrp•aizted to ry'elpreaeited, and can 7,e re-
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