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1,11E M ANTON NEW
, • t e lier a1 News Items,
The engineer of the Northwestei•n
Railroad placed a glass of water on the"
seat of a Pullman _ palace cul, the other
• day, and oarred it right• through from
Chicago to Omaha without•losing as drop.
Sanders I11oCulloogh, (t wealthy ()R-
eel] of Oxfordborougb, Pa., was awaken,
ed'by a but'gli1r unarm on Friday night.
In the excitement and da] klaess be shot
ails wife; wI!Q .wins n1`s•o; gropul0 t►llant
the room.
At Shelbyville, Ind,, A mail nati ed'
Wagner has been etadea-vering to stalvv
his daughter, who is the owner of pro-
f'city of,whicit he is in possession. ' Cita
eerie last Friday; night forcibly libeiated.
the girl from eonfa:tleim nt, and threat-
ened to iyticlr. Wagner, who fled.
Joseph. H. Wagner,. of Nett- York;
suspecting Charles Norrie of improper'
relations with the former's' wife, follow
ed Norris, and.Xra. Wagner en•Tluits.
day, - and stabbed -*Norris as he waa
about getting on board a horse car with
the,woman. • •
Mr. Cooper, British political agent
at Bilamao, in thel£ingdonmf Burmah,
and two 'Sepoys; have been murdered
by a Sapoy guard. The assassins have
been. arrested, There is no t•ea'sonto•
suppose that the assassination was the
result -of a native political piot..
•The New York Times Publishes des-
patches. from sixty different points in
twenty -nice: States and one Territory;
with the solitary exception of Colorado,
every •State heard -from reports the, most
brilliant prospects ter the yield of every.
product of the soil. •
When Represeitative Eugene .,1-Iale'
married Miss Chandler, . her f'attEer, e-
Senator Chandler, gave' hilt) ;$160,000
• `'era wedding Present, and•at: the corn•.
ing of evely.:•granachild ,a. cheque for
20;000 has . been forthcoming, to •bo
placed to the credit of the little one as..
the nucleus of its future fortune.
We doubt-aifiliiy more curious pro-
ducts tvill•be found in the Paris Exhibi-
tion than those from Norway. That
country sends to the• exhibition fish,
skins tanned for gloves, eel -skins pre-'
pared for trness;-•Elrarkiakina over--te
feet long and. three. feet wide tend whale -
skins, nearly sixtyfeet icing for driving
r
bands.
A. Chicago pollceiu»rf )Manned; Croak
as recently censured for refusing to
a
▪ moveman who had taken': up his
position. between the street -car, tracks
knee-deep in mud. .His defence ', wets
that the man •was•.doiug this.by waynf.
penance for intoxication, and that his
religious scruples did not :.allow hint to
rot-, •
Soon after,a• railroad train frons De& -
barn, Mass., fo`r Boston, ,left Roslindale
station one Saturday morning,, and When.
it was going at a speed of ten or twehhe
miles an hour, the conductor, who' was
on the front car,' noticed itnlan•standing•
• et the side of the track 'pointing in die,
direction of the engine.' The cotlductor,,
hurriedly ptooeeded to the front of. the
car, but in the meantime ' the' engineer
hacl shut off steam, ,A little only
four years .old was•liolding en to' the
lower step of ilhe car, with 'his lega
curled up underneath it. The condgct-
or liefr� the' child by the azerk-until •tJe
fr16Lra had sEupped .re..,14Te- Iglu*
then cried lout Instils; "Take dill to papa
right off."
The late Lord Leitrim, says the 1Vnrltl,
of London, was a man of stror1 likes
and dislikes,' and. on . of his chief anti-
pathies was a horror of goats. Ap •old
woman, one of his tenants, had a favor.
ite goat, which he espied one day and
made" her • bring •up to hirii • by „the side
of the road. Without a word: of tt'arn,
ing he took out his knife and out its
throat. The woman, as far as she dartal,
reproached him with bis'ruthless act,
whereupon ho gave.her It £20 note, say-
ing, " Take this to bay a . eoly With,r'
It was chaiacter•istieoot the man ; hart,
unyielding, easily moved to anger, but
as swift to make amends, and always' -
inexorably just. •-
•
The Rev. Mr. .Jasper, a colored Cler-
gyman clown Sbutb, announces his (Ie.!
termination to stick to what he consid-
ers the literal toxtof the Bible, as op=
posed to the ideas of modern astrono-
mers. He maintains that the earth is a
fixed body, atld • that the 'sup 'does' go
around it, just as it '.appears to the. ria-
turaI e ; and
e he bases his belief
y r 1 On the
fact that Joshua commanded, -the seta to
stand still, which be •Could not have
-done had it not been a movable lumina-
ry. Other 'clergymen, both white and
colored, aro replying. to' Mr. Jasper, land
are quoting Hebrew and referring to
marginal notes, etc., in 'order' to con-
vince him of bis error, But it leas been
• suggested that the best way. to satisfy a
person of so literal a turn= -of mind as
Mr. Jasper is to call gs attention to the
fact that when 'heftily_ commanded the
sun to stand still, it dial so, and there is
no record that he ever ordered it tie'
mode on again. ' So that it might be ad-
mitted that the sun •did move•up to the
time of Joshua, yet the evidence ought
to be plain that he stopped ib, arta it
stayed stopped:''
his levees nett on all ptlbLe OCC40ions , Clocks, Watches, 'ewe1lery, &c
without a collar, There Were cornpara-
tivoly few who knew the reason of this. S. F O L E R.
But. the secret is most interesting and
suggestive., , He had a neighbor, . whole
he very highly esteemed, who had fallen
into the: habit of using intoxicating.
liquor. He was already a slave to ap-
petite, Governor Briggs remonstrated
with him, The man replied; "1 will.
never di•iuk again if vote •.will never
'ftgairr—wea • t-colLtEn r xee('i a swig
the Governor, The mall guys. up the
intoxicating ettp, and the Governor, laid
aside his collar. He never wore i.'E
sigeiin,-lrut he saved his neighbor. The
ftdverso criticisms to whieh this seeming
lack of attontion_to his dress and; per-
sonal 'appearance exposed hint never
moved7ritn frem,bis j>urpose.
'rite -Natter In.!' Ilrrtshyl►.
The GloUe lsays t . •The following oom
inunioation,.'wllieh'rviis :,ddressed to the:
Mail some til:no ago,, but has•not yet ap-
peared, in its columns, tells its own,
story
My attention has been' galled to the
(hail of the 17th inst.'', in which appears
Editor of the �lfail:
the following •— '
"A Farmer" 'writes to the' St. Thomas
'''kites • that at Springfield and 'Tilsonburg
American: oats are being: received by thou
sands of bushels, leaning h'4mo-grovrn Oats
Without a market. Although a !' Liberal"'in
titno past, he says that •he will certainly op-
pose. at the, approaching eleotion-the Govern.;
Mout that refuses to do pieties -to, the eosin -
try's agricultural interests:',
It is a that tbxt American:. oats- are
being receia"ed,herein latae quaptities,
but it is not a fact that bonne -grown
oats are left without a. market. The
propt•ietox of the' oat Mill at Pilsonburg
has constantly kept a buyer on the'mar-
ket here,. and every bushel. of oats offered
on this niarl:iit, fit either for meal or
feed, has been bought,'and at aS .high a
pricepaid-paid-elsowhero in 'Western, On -
Farmers :have brought' outs' to
this market from a' distance of over 20.
miles, In addition; to this be has keit
a buyer eau,tinualiy. at Waterford, Del-
hi,
el
hi,..Aylruer, and St. Themes. Ile' has
also purchased, ab Slirinafieid, • kings-
r' mill, lia ersville, 1 an-esvl'IIv -Both-
well, Chatham; Corinth, lligligate,.a ld
A:Ivington. .Froin these points 11e has.
received upwards of one hundred car"
loads singe the last harvest. The pride
paid for, has'been governed entirely
'by w11at the oattneal would"bring•across
the Atlantic.•If a duty: were - placed
upoteattnerican.oats he could nothave
paid' a higher pride ,for: home grown;
because he has paid Its high as the price
of oatmeal in England would allow.
• Could sufficient oats,be got here, then
there' would be no necessity for import
ing; henee it follows that, rho
mills lcented.here• would be obliged to
step for several months•each ,year,- and
the American- mills would• nintitrfaettire'
and send to Eugla. rid. instead of the Ca-
nadian
a-nad an mills. 'A: deity' on American
oats would- thins limit our ,manufacture..
of oatmeal, and' very greatly ,damage:
our railway business, and bring not the
slightest benefit to'oua-farmers.
This is a•gtie8tion of vital importance,
and should he • regulated by, eotnmbn•
sense business'. principles, and. not as
meso party political hur(tin)g or' •clap-,
trap. Having a close connection with
this. business, . I' have been enabled to
look at it from a practical standpoint. .
I am, &o.,
.
R. T. WILLIAJts.
Tilsonburg, April 23rdt 1878. -
Q,.
Why Ire Never Wore it Collar's
It was a fact observed by many that
Governor Brlgge, for several years be
fore his death, never wore a collar•,—'
When,he was the honored chief magis-
trate of. Massachusetts he appeared a
•
Tiao Secret of )surliness 8nceesg. •
• It is claimed that Vanderbilt exhibit-
ed great nerve and shrewd business sa-
gacity in the•, pyrchase .of • stocks and
railroads controlled by hien. Yet,
W
itenever belinvestmenthe
Desires to return
1lasincorethanks
to his numerous
friends and costo,
nrere,forthelfber -
alshare ofPatron-
age tbathohas re.
calved whileearry.
nig en business in
Olintop,andUopei
by a strict atten,
tion to busiuese,
effort to meet
wants of his many
friends, to ooutin.
up' to retain their
patronage,
Ino would also take this opportunity el stating that no
has tokon hie son into and that the 'busi-
ness will by emanated in littera under the style of 8.
P,OWLE1t di SON. The:Wm willkeepouhRt t.
Watches, °looks, Jo ellery',, • Speotaoles,; ..•
", And ali'nther Artie/es ill their line
Ail finds of•Pipos itspelt ed end•1ilounted,., ,° „•
Iteparriur„ cleaning, ata., dime on short notice, in It
worknidulrko ruauner,.and onfiaatonabla toKms.
!3. L1;i.Li'r S'I'11 ur,.` NORTH 05' 7'111; ?4 itKEr.
Cltntolt*'11te. 6, i8iT. ,
M1.)11,tt(tistle
- IRIS S'UIISeltittKit 1tP81'J Oi''1 UJ. 1 BEGS To
inform the anbnbttautadClinton awls»mounOng
oountry that he hnS.atartol hist
NEW :SAW .M1I[ILL0
oil unsex" nom,
nT,
•
Opposite the; Great.Weste'rn. Station
And le; prepared to.
(.'. t Logs on shales, or "cheap for .Cassa.
no irae also LUNR1 'it .of ai kinds on hand, for sato.
E. MOL71i%1`IG'el t±1'S'L1i1 '
• C1;ZNTON,• Jarr. 17,•. '878. _
Canada: Company Lands.
• DIS3''OI'`'nANDS IN •RI to14 t'O1 SALE BY
the Canada Cormpany.may be seen at the online of
lin undersigned.
t1 WALE..
•'aUintou, Jan,17. 1871. ". . ,•ro
Sea t sh•. Co.mmerc of F re losurance
t � � �
• :Qv '•.(,FLAsefQW.
Cnpitrtli, ;rwu l[iuiusret Stir'lint;.
Assets, 4,41;500,000.
Income,' 1,000,00p.
PaoVIblefi OF ONTARIO 'MANCE.
Head Office7`: Toronto. Street, TORONTO,
• BPAIID Op DIRECTORS :
JortN 'G. nzatare, Esq , Chairinnn,, President Canada
L
TI
Creditpompaay.
PLtrr, xa, Et9•, of Bryce, lllcilnrrieh & Co..
Wurt AI.t:XANDElt- Esq., Vloe-President rodera`
I3ank et Canada. i" •
:INSPECTOn.LItO1:ERT -1 oLEAl
21E5113,42NT'SECRETARY 'LAWRENCE 7BUCHAN.,
Deposited with the Govorniuent at Ott:sir:O r sopµ-
illy of cauadien Pc1i100,We, •
T#is"eonpanyiS4�B rtis.ur
anco against,'
loss or damage hi on mercantile, man.nfaotnring, farm and houschol,Irisks, at current rates, •
Policies are issued from and loPSOs settled directly by
the 'reroute oltteo, without delay: • •
All Prornirrmg taken iM thi,i•coiuriry are invested in
Canadian securities.: • ••
JOHN- R;IDOUT, . ,•
1POIB CLINTON' :fixe. VICINITY'
Clinton, July 12, 1877. •
MONEY LOAN,
On .aisprttdot1 ritritt ds •'TOwn ,property, for any term
from 000 to twentyyears, or repayable at such periods,
eithor,in Instalments or otherwise, as u•pmay be agreed
. • on:•
The .Interest, Ott payment of anypntt of the prinbipol,
• at once ceases on so'ch' amount.
It ltls arranged to pay the interest half•yearly, not
in advance, the rate, per annum, for thepresent, will be
8 per cent, On loans for a'fisod term of years, 81 per
cant, if interest is made payable yearly, not lo advance.
CHARGES MObY;RATR. •.1. '
•
dr.fot(/aire anti 1,ttulicitraidel dn€ui'es p>ttrciutsid•
'or further particulars' apply to
IiAll,TT., •
Atiornoyat•Laiv.
'Clint°D,7111y 18,1877.
e made an
received in. return an.equivalont either i .•' > IH L
pr. R. V. Pierce has ini'csted 'many
hundred thousand dollars in advertising,.
depending entirely. upon the superior
merits of hisgoods for security. Tho
unparalleled popularity of his family t
medicines, and the annual increase an
their sale, attests in argumentsstronger'
than words of their put its and eficieney,
If the blood be impovetlsbed, thflitrer'
sluggish or there be .turners, blotches,
and pimples, Dr. Pierce's 'Golden )S(el)l:-
Cal Discovery will effect a speedy and
perfect cure. • If the bowels be constr.:
pates use Dr. Pi'erce's Pleasant Purge.
tive Pellets,. Debilitated females suf
feting with those will find. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription'a'safe and certain
remedy. Prompt relief and,a perma-
nentcuro have so universally followed
its use, that the doctor now sells itun-
der a positive guarantee.
Oakland, Oregon, Jan, 23, 1877.
Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
DEAR SSR. --Your Golden Medical
Discovery. bas cured . my daughter of
goitre, after many physicians had failed.
Inclosed please and $1.50 for a copy of
of the The People's Common Sense Me.
diostil Adviser. 'With us it takes the
place of the family physician.
'YoursOnly, Aaron en. •
Vernon,Aron All1
Mt, VOhio, July 10, 1876,
Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.:
Dnu,Sus.--Four bottles of your Fa-
vorite Prescription has entirely cured
my wife. We employed three different,
physicians and many remedies, but
found, no relief,' With a thank"fun heart;
I slur ,aver your friend,
Augusb.*tarrring.
•,w•
UNDERTAEK 0.
1tirt tri; Ilitiul' .
-•'•'-'A tinea- trrovaa of ,--•
�
Caiskofs) t Coffins Coffin: 'Irrimmiiig 1tobas
f
ETC., ETU,
•Parlice supplied with the abovd at'hortent notice, and
at the VRl#Y LOWEST DATES. •
Assaa :ooh � J. AR � supplied.
X,p � •. s
ttetaietnlber the ..I°iaee- VIGTORIA Street
G>irO11,GrB' DIE'BT,:
Ot11tLon,;Stpt8.ta77. J
'fir. Win. Gaq•'aa •(specific 1Vtedicine
THE (MEAT
English Remedy
la especially re.
commended' he • an
unfailing cure for
Seminal Weak.
masa, Spermatorr.
hon, Impotency,
and all diseaaea
Before Tan thing tenon, a • ,
h'aegaoneb et self. After Caing;.
k
;Abuse, as Loos of Memory, ItniversalLasettude, Pain la-
the hack, bimuett di Vision, Premature Old Ago, and
many ether diseases that load to insanity or Ceosump-
tion, and 4 Premature Grave, all of which as a rule are
first' ceased try deviating front the path' of tante and
o,er•Indul once, The Speoilio'Medicine itthe result of'
a life Study and many yearsof oxperienee in•t#Bating
these epebiat dioeaase. Pamphlet free by mail. The
Spectfie Medicine is hold by all brnggieta at $t tier pack.
age, brats paokagesfor!$s, or Will be sett b mail os
reoeiyt of rho money, by addressing W 11f.. ORAk .k 00:
1,
sold In Clinton by i,11.10onthe, ana all
alidruggtstobverywhere. '
0
litrAt1QN 4 f1UDSON, Accouutants, Auetioneers,
11.1,. biro And Life Inentane° and Qenerui Commission
Agents. Insurance two•third cheaper thalr ordinary
ooet, andfirst•olass Stools and Mutual Oempardes repro.
• seated. )henry to loan, and all kinds of property
beugut and sold, Moderato olrargos, Oalce--Rift" 51
Jona 111.tsoo, Jesr.r'rr Itireso 0,
Cornwisutoneraud issuer of Conveyancer..
Montego Licenses. _ 18
MON AT TO J odt7T`' A.
MORTGAGES -:-NOTE-Sr
AND orµ n • •
GoodSeeuritles, Purchased,:'
CONV1tYANCING,
W, W..rAERANt
CilnOttt, li6r. 8, • 37A:..
) QNSOLIDA7,'LD,BANI OF. OANUA•
• 0
CAPITAL, 44,000,000."
'
CLINTON A'CENCY.
lnterset from Four to Five per cent, allowed
on Deffosits. ,
M. LQUGt, Agent.
-Clinton, April, 1876. 1-y .
WISEMAN EROS.,:
INSURANCE d : , e al :
• a� ��� r Affonts
MONEY LENT ON MORTGAGE.'AT' 8 PEE. °ENT:
MORTGAGES BO 11HP.:'.
) NOTES' OF 'H'AND .DISCOUNTED.
IrrrltRERT tLzoli*D' (pili DEPi)SlI 'S..
1+'ir•st-class,7'ire, Life and .Accident Insurance
• Conttaanierl represented:
AogN,rs•.Non TETE CANADA LTV', AsiC,rtt\Ci.,Oo?rrsi r;
• enPita' sell Fit red ......: ,. • , • $ 6;750.00
:Argonne of Aston ranee. . 16,412,997
Week lye I,icorn„ s .......... ..... 13,000
Rates lower than any other Compa»g in. this oountry,.
PASSENGER A(GENOr von `
the Cunard and Inman Lino of Stean:,,rs. Tho oldoa t
and most reliable linos erossiug the•Atlogtie. Tieketo
issued at lowoet rates, from and to Clinton, to and from
Groat Britain: . •
017Tt;Eon-HJRO1V.S . CL%TT011
• **n()13.
Clinton, April 2.1,1878. ,
FI•-B..E INS•U ANCE,
TI1 FE
INSURANCE,
A1..rD
LIVE, STQ.CK INSURANCE,
1n•frst•clase Stook and Mutual Companies only.
• W. W. FAREAN, Agent
Clinton, bfareb,1578,
A U '1.' I t) •N •., .
,Each ' PlLlr" hl' t110- •'
•It!yrt•le Navy Tobacco,
IS . STAM1sED
IN GitLT LIiTP1 ItS.
Noble ether- is Gentti>tte
Hatuflton,:uaven.21,1878, ••
UND E BTAKING
a -h
rrun SUBSORIBEII lu GS LEAVE TO STATE,`
sa to the Ibtblia that Ito keeps constantly on hand
a large and eaporior elites of
COFFIN, 'CASKETS
1YD
Coffin Trimmings and Robes,
with it splendid 111 AItSC. I?f.Arr Corms always
an hand. parties earl be supplied in one hour, at
any ttme,at a
titEN PER CENT LESS
Than eats be procured-at any other place.
A full stock of `URNITURR
' Alwaysronhand.
mos. GTEI''EN8oN
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