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TIM Cifi41.101g.iNEW ERA,
..4i,ef48014 of' Iran*
The ornmerI nealry ultb hittnr ahcaTos,
The plentiful lintreet10 i8 1rno
dreppieg ite burden Of ittlit, 411(1104.104`
In the yellow lap a P.UtAttOn.t1140.
Whaimati alai know a the strength of the tree
1.10 the fruit is ripe and.the leaf is grown'?
The fatness of grain or the wealth of flavVete,
Or the illseds of the garden newly gown?
. Each to ite hind hatit a life of ite own -
The eeedetnd its fruit...end 'tie Only one;
For no man le wiser than aril tto
In this, that a/I life is a nlyttlery I
The forestja fretted with rode of Are.
The gold arid scarlet the auttnnu weaves
The heart of the tree bath no deeiro,
The lettuces of life ld in ite v�
The fluff end the pellen of many iloWets.
Aro wind -strewn, allele -deep in tne tanks;
libe meadow.; are erooked•witli the duet of gold,
And the hill -sides flecked with purple etaiits,
Men marvel moon that thisogehl urety,
Is likewlee the livery of dosy;
For the gorgeouti panoply of Diego
Is,the hectic energy of diocese..
I know net a loaf, nor fruit,nr flower,'
No aught .that ripens in ems or shade,
DO it's splendid blazonry Of au hoar
In the marvelous looms of death te imule.
The eorlet pride ef the autunau-time,
When the taWny woodlande bleep with. genie,
Flushes the cheeks of the earth -like wine
And the rubiee of ruling diadems.
For riot is rude when the days are full,
And plenty makeeedrunkon tire sons of mu ;
And the lnetiest fluitin the hourof pride
Drops to its bed of clods again. •
Will any man look in his 8001 sad pee- •.•
Tho typo of the grass, the plant•and the tree ?
The sorrow that sliverhie postmortem
In tbe yellow days of the Mammy tune? '
Up yonder, the trees are aflame with eoia,
With scarlet, and green and purple llght.
Those are the hawsers of death unrolled,
The hos of decay and the parasite.
In the hoart of the roe the aphis feeds,.
And drinks the blood of the blush that diee
In tho vermeil tint of beauty,s °hooks.
The fatal flush of tho favorites,
Tbe fulnese of life is passion's pain,
The dream of doh° aro unfulfilled;
The ripest fruits of the restless brein.....„
Like wine at a fenet aro rudely spilledi
And glorious thoughts, like fallen leaves,
Are borne away in bundles and sheaves
That only awaken, when memory stirs,
The thinge outliving all opiate& ' • •
•The march of the mightiest falters here;
The crowns of laurel and crowns el gold,
The sande and baublewthat 7111311 hold dear,
'Like leaves of the forest melt in mould,
The &kW fortune that, pays with toys
And paper.erowne for the weakest mon,
Takeback its largeo when ono dies,
Despoils the fool of his bells again. .
The drift of the autumn hides ite dead
'With painted hues of the summer fled,
As glittering obeequies•enshrine
The face of man in the sad design. • •
A TrenzeiLtivii, STOH.V.
The folloWing, incident actually:Im-
mured on -board 1 of a British 'frigate,
and Was cominuniceted tnetbe weiter,
several years ago, ,by an old wieWee•ever's
man :--
• A timid boy, about Sputteen years of
enev hesitated to go , alert; but by 'the
captain's orders, was forcibly put'in the:
main rigging, and then ' a boatswain's
mate was cornmanded to lash •him like.
a' clog until be' learned .to 'tun .:eloft.
The poor fellow's.legs andarms treMbe
/ed, he grasped the shrouds, he cried,
he 'preyed the inhuman taptain -fOr
God's sake to have mercy:on ; but
all in vain. The boatswain's inateWee
ordered to lav it harder, and harder,le-
garelless of the bdy's piercing ticreaMs,.
which merle even veteran,seanian lute]
from the brutal scene with disgust.' His,'
clothes' were rent -freni. hie:. baCk; the
blood folia ti *.the lash; -and- Still 'the
tyrant roared out, -La y, on, boat AfainV.
mate !"
With one wild 'screainhe sprang
from under the lash, end: bounded' up
the rigging with amazing rapidity.' He:
doubled de futtock,rigging like a Ceti
passed up the topmast and; topgallant.
rigging with undiminished 'speed, Shin-
ned the u brattled royal. igging, and
perched himself like a bird alongaide o.f
the pennant which streamed from the.
masthea. Here lie paused,' looking
fearlessly upon the desk below.. All:
hands came up to -see him—his cries -
and met tree tment had already enlist-
ed their sympathy, and., If possible, had
increased their hatred of the qaptain;
The monster wes iimilieg'complacentee
ly at the success of his' experiment e he
was one of those tyrants :who boasted
that the ....at, properly applied,: coact
make neeti do anything. , Still he was
aptreliensive that the boy might deStroy
himself, and the circumstance's nsed
against him at the Admiralty, wherein)
knew representations of his cruelty had litiel•been a child, while • the foreanger ettot.; too dream that you say to the,
alreade, been wade, The men gazed hi and.thninh Of the ltlft hand gasliea hcr' (100d. Hendrick,. yea have been my
silence, looking test ..lit the boy and 1 ownthroat, ready to extinguish her life friftd, and now I will reward you,' tun'
then at the captain, who was. seated if she attempted to raise an alay.in. Itis you gave rue tho new coat; with he
near the taffrail. They dared not to be 1 face was pale aid . deathlike,. his eyes bright gold ore it that cable in the box.'
seen speaking to one another=it was a started, but Were motionless, and every
The baronet reflected for ,a few me -
flogging offence; even at night spies ;weird lie uttered seemed to issue from merits, .and
-.
etly taid • ". tt i$ true,
passed under their hammers to Wider., ; the very depths of his soul. The cap- itendria, you have beep; 'my mew
tain if they whispered; E1he dicers tale's looks were terdble beyond de- the coat is 'youre?' The: chief* went
walked tho lee side of die Anarter-"deck, soription;•:-.death left the improas of away .fairly beside litho/011.1411th joy. A.
occasionally casting their eyes aleftrbut..ferocity upon his Aarkened featunes: few days aftet Sir William said to hiw,
were as silent as the mere Still the HoW th nania. catered or left MO 1" Hendrick, I bad n drain). bat, night."
buy clung to the :masthead, play,ing mein he never knew; his departiiiie
1 what did my white brether dreame
with the pennant. 'apparently anon- Was as noiseless' as. , entrance. a 4veamt that yoa took rat, -1h7 the
scioui of the interest he excited below,paridyeedwas she .,with Sear,. that .ini hafid, said Sir Williani tfolinson, you
Tired witlj. gazirig, aloft, the captain hour elapsed before she could muster 1 haste been my trite friend, and1 will
sung out throtegh the spealang trumpet, tourttoe to call for help ; but she thank- giVe yen a proof of my love/ and you
DOwn from aloft, Down 1" ed. Gal, when the Captain'g cruel 'char-
• • gave me the tracto In4 o n ih'e great
,
The boy Sprang upon: the trtiek. ata actor became generally known 'Ashore, 1 river and Canada (ireok," describing a
bound, and raising himeelf erect, waved that She had been rescued front his utIll Isquare territory embraoing. nearly:One
bis cap around his head ; . then etreteh• aeceeeeetettelett: Pantieat Ottire.ine•.11111(...1re. t...le
ousanir kern of (thole° land.
ing his arnis otit,,gave a wild' laughing Thtr chief was for a little timeeeinfonnd.
ed; :Thiswas the flkOst part. of his
dinnitiue tut ha was not to be outdone.
'in generosity. "My pale -faced brother,"
he said', "tho landis yeers.'" After a
pangs he added with it. nod, Sir Wil?
limn, we veal* dream any more. VOli
gele, he would Believer along the deck
like a dog, and borind aloft witira speerl
which noono en board could equal. Be
would run over the yards without boW
ing, pass from mast to mast on the etaye,
Ascend and descend in, the leechee of
the sails, and rimupon the steidding
sea booms, Ite was as nimble a's ft oaf
and had 'forgotten fear, Some. of the
light•dtities aloft he leareecl to diseb ergo
qonvany with them—he did lie they
but ceeld not be trusted anything
'thyself, One order lie always, obeyed
without hesitation, •At the command,
-" Away aloft.," he wee e4f, find, never
paused until'he readied th.e masthead.
As he wile harmless •andrerely, spoke,
the captein kept him .01). board, tied, in
the coarse of a year, sent him aloft fig
enensenient. His strength increaeed
with his years, but his bulk andleight
remaitied nearly the Sante itt eighteen ai
when he beeame a maniac, .
• liie„ribe,:breet and beak seemed one
case of bone, and his sinevvs finiscles
MOO hie legs and arins appear like }Allard
columns, He was fair, with Relit blue
eyes.atid delicate.skin e face oval and
full, but void of, expression—neither
love, fear, revenge, nor pleasnre could
be traced to its stolid eutlirte His eyes
stared, at cieeiything withont•appearing
to see, and, When he ..epolie,..Alfere• was
rarely any meanieg, iwhise werclek, He
followed the men iit their varioue ;lades'
late a ewe folo‘ving Ins master.. 'Men,
ever he wate,l,ktruok. or ,setertled by a
boatswain s mate, he ran up' the main
Oita they reteered to.the necessary end
of their ietereenrse, and drank the
wine. In Italf an icitir both were dead,
Barron hti'd 'put poison in the wine.
lelettellehing ifente ot
In*pelhi, India, we. saw the celreorat-
ail basket trick, winell is sometimes
poorly imitated by , professiontil magi-
cians in this country. A aietive pro -
dined ti basket, and,after permitting us
te see that it.eontainad nothing, invert-
ed the basket on the ground , tied elver.
ed it with i1 blanket. We fetid no at-
tention to bid incantetiOns, but. kept
kept
our eyes Lod on the basket and the
space uround it, resolved that no , boy
should be Smuggled into it or out of it
without seeing him. What inatlethe
feat still mord wonderful Was tlae,teeit
that, the performer stood in a clear
space, end eve conld locik down upon
him ,as he peoceeded. He..werit theough
hisleue ternary. aol; ofthrustiug,a,sword
rdlrOngh..the interStIcia; of, thE ,hasket,,
when the midi of -a boy were' head
if in moan,' pain issuing from the bas-
ket.. Turning over there was a boy
within, apparently unhurt and seeming--
ly enjoying the fah. Restoring the
basket vibh blanket over it, to its form.
Or•positione with the boy underneath it,.
'the jugglee Went .thadugh with soMeifl
ceetattonsoind then running his Sword
tutelar the blanket tossed it liway from
him; turning ever the basket lio boy
.wile to be •seen. So far as anything
uggrng,could be observed, there was no possible
'seraning tb6 top or Oleeetin' which the. Retie fellow could
lungs, awl never paused until he per.
formed the first evolution ' Which hail be COliSealeat,
Made him a nirminc. Another feat qui*te as astonishing we
,in • the streets of Constafie
AS the eailer'eestbry runs, the-iliip saw perforined
ter -
rived at Plymouth to ite anoknd and tiuople. An itinetant Magician showed
us a cane which Intel the 'appearance of
refitted: The captain, availing ,himself
beinee wood and Very knOtty.. .Thia be•
of tbeleieure, was going to be merrier],
andthe news was ceonounicatedb
tossed in the air as high ite lie ()mild,
' -. ee ,
and Wileu It SLI'llek the ground it took
hikeeevailt to the cook; who toot oir,
the form of a serpent, with blaeide, eyes
melated it on ;the. berth -deck among' the
and
'Men, Who' cursed him, and all lie rapid'. moveinente,:' -.ItIno
. liee like
Hut servant came On botird e a. dangeronS specimen, and one whieb
no man his right senses wouldlike
where the mon were hedged; the evenin
to approach. : Catching:110110 mon
-
when the captain was to be married.
stet.; the fellow coiled at afeund his
Crazy Joe (theemane the boy. was known
by).met Urn 'at the gangway, ftl10 esiied
intelligently if the, ettertain would be
Marriedthat evening end, where 2 The
servant' gnve bine the ilifottuation he
eeseted and .went about Itis business'
e •
. That night, while•the eantain Wes Un•
dressing, he was seized by the throat and
dragged te the bridielleeck 'e Look, fair
ladyeon Mee" said Crazylne,,-- but do
not scream or.1 will kilt you. Loele
on me: t hold.within my grasp a devil,
who dolights. in',eruelty,a merciless
fiend who has' scourged the becks of
hundredsof bravemen—a rullien. who
robbed bee of iny reason; I held him.
within the grasp. of death, at the very
metIlent his black soul tlibught itself
within the:1.046h' of bliss., 'Monster
look upon your lady -think s moment
of the heaven of earthly joy; almost
within your reach—then think ef rite,
peer "Crazy JOO I and of the hell to
which T send you I Die, wretch, die'!"
When .he, alarm was given, Alm
strangled body otethe captein was found
lyiug alengside et, the beide' bad.; but
the maniac who killed hirn We's never
recognized .afterwards. Ire belonged to
(fern mill, and probably. found shelter
feent pureuit in the mines. until' the ex-
eiteineatepassed away. The lady stated
at the time, and many years' afrerwarcls
a lac was so
sudden and silent thet s le knew nab-
ing of it until the eartains wero pushed
aside And she felt the pressure 'of the
taptidit's body bent over the edge of th—e
bed. .foe held his victim! Itiound% the'
neck With the right hand, and turned
Lim from side to side as easily ,as if lie
Aiat the attaele of the in '
1.
year. It seems that the ompleiers have been ;
forced te combine also, lout they are cout.
paratively few inn umber, Wail generally know
what they waut,,their cornbinatione are mere
effective than thecae of the workiegmen,
They put strike clauses: into ell thew don.
tracts now, which saves them from working
a lune, The werkingteen of Groat Britain
Jorni a class and. they have done somethin
revttr, 0 otter their condition .by c_ombiur 1
h t
teral laWs. Pintenafely, rolirlittgl eillboyir In; I(
tiot a class in this eouotry, end, well() ferme
can lea bad for.the asking, strikes aro net only
unaeoesary but foolish, •
tl ties ' sU0Qoa TRATE VITI,..4.11 D alFORT IN
--“By a thoreugh inewledge of the natural
laws which govern the eperatious of digestion,
and. nutrition, and by a Carefill -"application
of the due properties .0 wellzselected, c000n,
Mr. Epps ha provided our beeakfalstlables
with a delicately flavored beverage which may
sayes,us many heavy dintors' bills. It ire by
Ike jedicious use of suoh articles 9f diet that
a censtitution: may be gradually built tip un-
tilltrong enough to resist 'every tendency to
ditsease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are
floating around us ready to attack wherever
there is it Weak point. We may escape many
a fatal 'shaft by ,k9epiug ohrseives. well fortit
God With pure blood oil a properly Yoerish.:
tact Pelallenki et3t."s —laabeirlled'V-91:1:4Jeae;°EaszBeer4D°.s—StSgoid.,°11-11o13'.
trunoVathie Chernists, 48, Threaclneedlestreet,
:foci. 170, Piccadilly, London:" -
Evinernonv SAYS So.—That all who have
either used the article themselves or 'Tithe:teed
its effects when nsed-by °there ; all swill, and
they are only -lit to judge,. aro unanimous in
the °pillion that "parley'sOonditionl'owders
told 'Arabian Heave 'Remedy" -is sup,crior to
anything of the kind heretofore or at present
in use for coughs, colds, thick:.wind, and all
dintTases wlyieh affect the wind of horses7 As
it condition wiedfeine it has no. equal; there is
nothing in it which can injrire a horse whether
pick or wt...11—nor need the horse be kept:from
working while using it ; it is jnst the artiele
whicl•xll who own horses require, and which
they should have constantly on hand, Rer
meniber the name, and see that thoSignaturo
of Hurd and Co. is On otteh paika,ge. North-
rop Si 'Lyman, Torento, out., proprietors
for Canada. •
A connimn cough or cold shonenever he
trifled with, often when negleeted it is convert-
ed into it sermns and generally fatal pulmonary
disease; The more: prudent, aware' of this,
Promptly use BrKelk's Polmonie Wafers!' a, cu..
which Ails sustained its reputation for
tw• in' twenty Y •s, theyare always efficacious
and eNert it rnost beneficial influence on all the
Bronchial and pulmonary organs. SOWby all
dvie•irigbo.
ixits and eoontry dealers. ''?rice 25 'cts.
• Great Sties:loners gessaedly and
Atebir.a1 arbp.
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APPLETON.-- OFFICE -- at DAY time and
.11-, at NIGHT time-. The Booms (nor th`e Mere Pf
Ounniughtime 4 Alkeillieltd--the tleintre,011uton.
Clinton. Dee. 20,1577.
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J) 11. NIIIIVE,Fisystelem, Surgeon, etc., Corener•to
AlberTgls,04Y1,tttgT.,(1tit,',.4.10/1' eo anti 011io0-.;, ()meet 0
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°Augot Otb.1660, 141
YOUNG, (GRADUATE, OF TORONTO
University,) Physician, lluigeen, reeld'ence
at 1fr,liauning's, three doore east Ill TelTIVOrallOO
1T49,,,L011(1041/0114 Opt.
,Tiondeshero, 411%1014,1BI .
1)11, STANDI.111Y, 0 IlADIIATE 01' UEDICAL
Department of Victoria, thilvensilY, Toronto, for.
reorly of tho Hospitals Auld Inapenseliee Now York,
Coorno,i7fo,tit13144O,OotiotY Of Huron, liarmitmoi, Ont.
.a-rill°01;1;08sLeE,YAecaoue(hitsitliliS's°,1141:. fi8tgent
I°)P.PHQB.itDeoll‘callill,':r11,tikill"..D. A, :NI.,.thas,
Clinton„Alay.10, 1817,
1)11. W0112.`IIINGTON, trilYSDNAN, SlifiGECN,
▪ Aceonehear,Lieentiare of tbe College of Pnystelene
Rea sereereis of Lower ettligibl., ttlal,',11)V111030,1Lieeatt-
itto anti Coroner for the County of Huron, Ofnee and
reeidenee;-.The buthling formerly • oecepied by: Mr.
Tlawaitett, Huron etrZet. '
Clinton, Jan.:10,1871.
arbs:
▪ -• •
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.Ttir ONEIY TO LEND, IINT.LARGE 071 seiera, SUMS,
431 ongobtirtiorqutge smutty; at tuedefate tato of
itigten;11.1igtitlib,1130S. •*.
rinarinv.sluinEs,anioViriciAr., LAND SIM -
• Vinton, Valuator, and Lana_Agent. 0111
pnine street, Wingliam. -
Wingbain, Atm, il, 1E57, •
CtgtrafaPolfSt•Ze
subscriber; near the London, Ileron ligruce Itaihrey
Station.,IA IVES SCOTT. . •
• Issuer of ilex:lege Licenwes.
Clinton, April 27th, 1878. • ...•
001`011Ellt 10 1878.
CONSOL'IDATED BANK OF ()AISADA ,
CAPITAL, $4,000,000.
071:.4 IN T 0:N GE140.3t:
• :AMWAY HOUSE, CLINTON, ONT. THE ABOVE
house is situated cleeeto the station, and is User.
mighly renovated threngliOnt, and now afforde good. ac-
doininodation for the travelling public. Large stabling'
anttgood heetlers in attendance, Choicest liquors in
the har...T110Se r.a12iE, •PrOpTiOtOT. 19
T.. Q. llleINTOSII,; HAYFIELD. —.ISSUER 01`.
a Montego Licenees under tho new Act, Commisffion.
er for taking Affidavits in the Queen'e pooh; for Coun-
ties of Iluron and SI:C‘QQ. Conve,yancingdone, such 'es
Lenges, Donde, Contraets, Jilts, Deeds, andMortgegesi.
Feeetunall, itesidenceopposite Petioles Hotel,
sios•nv Anv&ziann lus peAL Esrarn.
. Boylield, So1?t.I4, 1078
M' LISiINOSTON, LATE 'D1'• enicatio,
tied on by 11r..Delmore, defdres. to intimate' to the pub-
lic that )10'0111 contiane the statie,st the old sMnd, and
bopes,to receive 4 eentinuation of the patronage accOrtb.
°;4olillitstlionne,(1.,e1rga.a°81,..t8I1A.400 4ftit:Wtnt 6Veeialt7'
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.N.[Ap, ON 11-C„„ MON, 'Aecorin.tanle, Ctioneori;
taetts.lreittAt DracIns:,lor.aviii,oiedentl General Camerideston
cost, and arst.clitss Sttoelt. and. ilietlitaa3otthpaanniersdir!aparreY
!tented; l‘teitey to. 'loan, and 411 Riede of pre;ert;
boAnt.elei•soid, noderate eitarges....0411207K1",(1 ST
11.1!.iNb.1.).41.o. • . • ,
• 11f4gou, . .losnrit
ComwrmaisrialigangeortaluontlnisSossu.er Of , : , Conveyancer,
ciST: oNT.
SolIUSHmore, proprititore. This hetet has been en-
larged and newly- tarnished. and note °tiers first.elasi.
accommodation tor the general travelling Or.
tiers for rooms by totter or telegram Carefully .attanded
to. flood Sample Rome., ' ylitetoo most.licentF.
Ilily atudtog. on co3tioy.olloy. and the, Site of this
Aquae has .liee,n eatefnlly seleeted. The homai is in-
tanda to simply a went long'falt . by the travelling
public, and by teurista;sportstuba, and families wish-
ing a pleasant sitininer resort.. steamers call daily,'
. • Pills. • . • • prachased the Hair Deessing bueinese lately ear.
neck and fondled it, while it :wreathed
and exhibited the most venorneus qua- I The succeas that theSe medieines have met
-with sinde their introdu.ctlOn to the public some
Throwing h ikige up irk the air, years ago, proves'plaiely to Vie most slteplical
. fell to the Itronnd t same cane
which We
that they are medicines thatnerform.what they
:are advertioe.d to: '116,:irtrtneo of. these medi-
handled .at our ease: It wes. eines have been Veil tested, andhave,withstood
, this'. trick wbech- eiarort:, perforined in. 2eir frii(dfinbea inimt" satisfactory); inanner. Per
'gyjit when Ito tit .11,2,0 his Tod into g ar6Cerrie:MI,pats040:13
serpent, and the Egyaian magician did raculoos cures of- these (diseases, and of many
00 'same thing in imitation,. others. If any one is afflicted, let him
•
try. a
1 'bottle of the ltenicidy and a -box of Pills: • No
injunousyffacts ill follow their use to the mest
ow' 110. mineral Matter thein,' The
.e. Big Dee.om, . . . 1 delicate ',person, as, they-aro"puin rely vegetable;
here b
A very amusing twoodoto is fold 'of..1 cost is Small, while the advantages deriVed:from
,
your ex -
1 bir William, J ohnson, Suhawk Valpertntendent I their inc will. doub y repay 'you for
1MG. e I pease and trouble.. Ilie medicines are widely
1 of Indian...411as in the
1 knoWn, throughout the 'Dolutnion, and are, for
ley; in ' 1705, end as it. fhroWs some rtl'ilelti;1,)yanlioNf veill:tVliatice)irttaeltrIlied;lutelalaint re);
light Upon 'the .ensyereenner In which
fortunes werieniade in:these de's mily
not be nointeresting to our readers.
Sir Williiute, by his useal courteous and
kindly mannet ' to the 'Indians 1100 Jog the use, foul the experience ,of those who
0 0, have used them, by searinao. the re so or the
are no humbug. ...No one who has tried tho
Shoshenees PillOnts ever propounced an iim•
favorable opinion of them, no fanny where
they have been used will be without.them.
information may be had on all particulars touch -
gained an ascendaney cevee them gener. pireillar' from :ily druggia in .tjhe 11-113.) dei
lial4141yea.cianidie.nederrriteikeylt8iyi :Soto' .0. aas i,43041 iseifr; Pill 2:11,,010.11e1 0%0! th) oex e d in .pintibi)9ttles, 9$1;
IVilliarri was
the rOodi, wits. partic .11101, 16.1"°;li41;')n:11".
• • • •••••• ,••1 • .
unpackieg a 1, box q ": N' .0 s lc •
clothing which •
: bike just "levee from ; lit teerliI6 617A1 T TIM.F.8
. •
England,.ifendiick liappenin to be enure Goi.o yoi.' N ri
CABINET WARE,. FURNITIJIIE &c
,
ed by a riehly embroidei ad coat which 1 common, Sent
11 at attraat' le lieine ever 'made. One dose Mires
chedpost .1%
Pain naimot stay Where it is used,. It 14 the
Tuno.re ; one bottle has shred '
was -brought forth and shaken' Mit in I 11nol.iciferis ; No Vt. Wortl . !red an od
allitseglitterhela splendour of,'gold and
lacehand gilded litttions and bright silk
trtromines
„„ . he Indian s oyes sparkled,
land he 'could searcely kee ) his heads
1. • •
'from the coveted but" fie held back
ant kept his 'peace for Otte elute. • On
the following morning, however, the
chieftain. waited upon Sir ,Willeame for
-
a purpose, ati wits evident fr0112 the in-
. • ,,, ,• • /1.
t . tem,
110 said,„" mo have a groat droatu last
scream, and threw himself forward. The
captain jumped to his feet, expecting to
see the boy dashed in pieces on de.ok ;
but when cleat of the shade of the sails
he saw him sliding along the main royal
stay towards the feeetop-gallant mast-
head, and heard him Mogi' and chate
•Iike a 'monkey, as if enjoying' the sport.
Alf for Love.
M1$8 Watillake rejected one lover
and married another. This ,was In
Juanita, Qa.1., of which place she was
eegarded.ae the belle. The wedding
brought together all the. fashionable
faits of the place, including Henry Bar -
lie reached the masthead. in :safety, arid rant the rejeetectsuitor,,•who joined the
then descended along the toii-gailaat 1.4)st iu seemingly heartfelt congrattlia-
lrackstay hand -over -hand. The captain
looked at him, and was about to speak,
but could not find words. The boy
frothed at the mouth aflame) ; his eyes
seemed starting put of obis head ; he
"rolled upon the deck convtilsionS,
Staining it with blood which still trick-
led from. his back. He was a maniae.
The surgeon's in the comae of a few
.weeks testored his bodily health, but
not hid reason.
From that tine forward he was fear-
less. rn the darkest night, the fiercest
tions ef the brige. rt. was aftmeWard re-
membered, however, that he acted liko
a man in „e daee—conduct at 'the tirne
attributed to too free drinking Of the
bevereges that formed a part of the re.
freshmente. :fuse before the assent.
blage was abeut to disperse, Barton ap-
proached the bride, bearing two glasses
of wine. Ile handed her one and drank
the °thee himself, saying significantly
'Let
no dtiek together once mote, for
die last time on earth.' She wittf -rather
saddened by his evorate. bat supposed
dream one too big dream for me.'
. An Mew Medicine irree of Charge.
Of rall inetheines advertised to cure any affec-
tion of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, WO know of '
none we can recommend so highly an Dr. King's
New Disco very for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Astinhat lirenchitis, Hay Pester, Iforirsenes,
tickling in the throat, loss of voice etc, This
medicine dries peeitively tare, ame that where
everything elite has failed. INi medicine Can
show olie-half so inany positive and permanent
cures as hare alreadybeen effected by thin truly
wonderfulrereedy. For Asthma and Bronchitis
it is it perfeet speci fie, curing th very worst CAWS
\
in.the shortest time possible. We say by all
means give It it tritd, Trial bottl a free. Rep.
br Rite $1. For We bye'. IT. (.103file.
;The convention of all the feather unions in
Cheat leritain hoe .tist. met, and ends little to
eneettragostrikes. tn the blistery of the hist
1 standing COutvii ; one. Cr two 11;;:titte eurephad
I epos of- Pfhli-t and Kinsrx TROT/1'1E • •
. , 81X to. .
1.104 appliOntionS'entek anyone° of ExeonfArgiy
or Ixer,.i51e013a1.1AS1' ; On,ti • bottle has
Icured litnieobitek. of algid years' standing. I).
Plank of 'Brookfield,- Nuys : ." I went 20
nu • •
1 • for it bottlo of your whieli effected a
1 wonderful mire of a Crooked Limb. by six. appli-
cations,' Another who bits had Asthma for
years, says : "1 have half of a..50 cent bottle
; left. and 8100 would not infy it if Nadel:get no
i more." 'Ram; Robinson of Numb., X.. Y..
" Oue. spiel' bottle of your Ecleetric Oil
• restored the voice where the person had not
spoken above a .whisper in fire years," llost.
' Mallory, of Wyoming, N. Y. 'writes : • "Your.
]electric Oil cured itte of Bronchitis in one
weak."
It 10 ciiinposed. fif SIX Or THE DEST OILS '111AT
Age K00%YN. It k as good for interhal as for
este rnal use,, and lo believ.ed to be immeasure;
ably superior to anything ever ni:Ule. Will
same you, much suffering and many dollars of
expense.
Dr.w.ini: be DittrAiimtge-Ask for Dr. ,Theinite` Ea.
iconic 011. -See that the siguetura of 8. N. THOILAS,
is Otethe wrapper, end tan 11030 Ot No/traitor 1L'r•
:LAN blown In the bottle, and TAICE NO OT ITEM sold
hy,a11 medicine dealers. PHee 25 cente. NeirthroF it
Lyman, Torento, proptiffiont for the Dominion.
.*Notz. •••Eclectrie -Seleeted and Eleetrized.
, • •
Jon ift00,411k ibEitIODIVAii. PILLS i
. .
•
•
•
• GrE0,...
•
vi .
rebuilt his prondoes b.n Meant Siallds
a r residents ot t.itracti mut vieinit:,, tont, liar ng
Toui!p ii5TiyaTp To
Victoria Street, Clinton,
•
Ilo )iasImir nit baud a large dud
A t L KINDS OF F 71 B17 I,T U B E,
Sti011 as ChO11•41Tablegt1144,r0414 Seth, L011111(01,1tillat
&Ovj of good material, ezetillent workmattehip and
finish,.and whielt he will:pilot the ',neon reiu tolerative
ratta,
/117±11-Proditltly..,117grDER
ipiNt 0145I55 D1S11,111I1), riticin As NEW
X 33: ()1'if'
:116inenabor ...lie ?lace - VIOTORXA-$'r.
Clintoli, March 8,187/
'rhis well knmvu medicine is ad faillosilion
but it sure and ride minority for Female Diet-
culties and Obstrnetions, from anycausewhat.
OVer; and although it powerful remedy, it con,
tain nothing hurtful to the constitution.
TO 11A11OIE1) LADIES .
itis pecujiarly suited. It will,In.a shorttitite
bring on the monthly ported with regularity.
In all eases of llervons and Spina' Affections,
Pains in the Back Aria Limbs, Heaviness'
Eatiglie on slight exertion, Palpitation of the
heitetegysteries, Sick Readitehee, Whites,
arid all the painful diseeses occasioned by a
disordered system, theserills will effectit cure
when all other Mean S have failed.
These Pills have never been known to fail
where the direations on the 2nd page of pam-
phlet, are well observed,
For fullpartitmlars, get a pamphlet. free, of
agent
I011 MOSES ?Oral -lora Pnopenteort.
$1..00 and 12i cents for postage, enclosed to
',.qorthrov& Lyman,. Toeontbe Ont., general
ageutsfor the Detainee'. will ,mstire it bottle
eoutaining over tiOpilli•by returri
Sold in Glinton by X. H. Combatted George
GhidIey; 11. Hickson eine P.' Ln'insclen, Sea.
()rill:. J„Eitld, Carronbrook: Parker es Cattle
nue Tordan, Gocleriele E. Cameron, Bay
iieldtenteleonthron,Rodgervilleiand alt kiXod1.,
eine demerit.
a:
10. LAN:8; Jtuctiolieer and Appeaiser
(or 1.141.014„1:1:Ouse altd. Land. dgent,,
OammlitgionAr, Conveyiancee, .3.1112fg.
ham.
IINDERTAKIAG
rents falliScniDEn 5E08 1,11AVE 11"0
1. to the publie that he keeps ei•ust Ant ly.on band
a largo tIlld linporior dug ot
•
COFFIN'S; CASItETS,.
Coffin Trimuirls and Robes,
With 30)1411114 111455611. NAM corrivis always
on hand, Parties can he stipplied in cite hove, at
any thee, id .
ritEN 13En CENT LSS
Doan eau be proenred at any 001108 0)000
A full Stock of TURI1TXTURg
Cliutvo,Hoo' 10, 1817,
Oiliaadirimeriviteemilieietirawatiemliarrama
A !WOO 00 hand.
S. STZVZNSO
'PRON.
•
1
Interest froM Fodurop
r tloFoi.filto,
epor !lent
oallowed
LOU 1+11, Agent,
Olintoo, April, 1870.
'
N 0 ti C ot 00110Viti.
3, BIDDLECOMBE
• Viatch and Clock laker,.
JEWEL1,11114 Stn.;
wool. reepectinlly ennotinee to his emitomore anti
piddle generally, that 'time the leo Wootton.: the, he
bassi:toured the • • •
Store lately obeitpiedly Messrs S. Palliser ,
Whore he will keep en hands select assortment of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Silverware Wall kinds,
Which he willaselhart tetisouable Wee. Repairing of
every deseriptionpromptly attended to. •
BIDDLSC01.111E, Aratiorr -Cann%
°Het on, Jen. 24, IRS.
NEW TIME --CARD.
-11
.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
, .
0,N AND A FTEit IONDA.V; MAt
Posenger Train's will lova Clintoti. station as follows.
GOINO BAST.—Ej1e5ie, 72.80 p Ill. 'Mail. •-7. 278..
10.,10 it 01,, 4.25 1. .
0611i(F W1:811.-E.X1/1'0$4, 8.40 p..in, ; mixed, 10 a.m.,.
li.35 9.2n rn.
Saturday EXCURSION iiekot0,
TO London, Goderieli Unit Stratford, gobd to
return, en.Monday, at reduced rates.
J. HICESOH; General 'illanager,,
A.•ST RA IT ON, Agent et clintou. . •
Clinton, 31142,1_37.1S78.
ROCERIE
"--'7 • ,,
'1UNINGNIttA & ilIKEHMEAD
, . .
. .
11.v. oo .111,11d AS. 14:140 tala Iven.seieetta it ItOOk Or
GENERAL R 0 G'E R. 1 E
AR 0.0 offered Is
N P 0 N
0 AS H U
* CSTOMERS •
. _
Are partieularly•tuvitta to INSPECT ova STOCH„ '
and compere prices before purehasing' elsewhere. •
Wo.nro selling 3 ibs„iikoti'll'eft, ttnit •
other goods in Preeportion: •
•
Crockery and %Glasswarea specialty.,
CVNINGHAAIE ALKENMEAD.
Nar.--=A-nne 5111 (11 Bites counter Scales foreale..
Clinton, July 114, itritf ' , • .
• SAL—U---TA--RUS.
'THE ROYAL- liALM is 0111010 certain.reme-
dy for pain, in a wider range of eases, and 0111010 •
agreeable:Medicine than any other now' offered
no' other mann/ochres, will. dare tolay of •
to the public ; even though we do say for it what
Preparation, ti/......10 absefutely•will% not 'Cure
everything from a eorn on the toe to.adialocnted •
neck. .10 needs no highly exaggerated miffing, !
being tine of.the few things which sell on theit..'
own merits. •
It lila pundit vegctabldproductiOn, eata. perfectly Bate •
for als infent of any ago:: 105 a perfect spot:4110 for
Dysentery: It carts Quiney, Ulcerated:tore Throat and
tvTiced,:iott
.ceboolon,slu„faldtth
ocrniepooi,1Ttalg
10apiarainai thtet!
and Inmate, Inflammation, Wountle, Bruises, Sprains
Burris, Scalds, Prothites, :25 colds:
3. 11. ()3113E, ,1)11041Nt,
1440 Attkillai 'V, Z!1lT()2.224
/••• • 0 .00•.. • 0 0 d•
Clocks, Watches, jewellery, eic
, •
Si. FOWLER
Dashes to rOtrir
h is sincere thank
tO nnitiotes
(aortae and enfite•
sters,fornuaiser
at Share c,fpatrOti.
ago ottutiOns re •
mitred nhilccarry
big or trasinessin •
Clintono.indhopee
by a etrnt atten-
tion to Inneinees,
and toting every
effort to meet the
wanteofhie /natty
Mende/ to cotatbi-
.05
'
te, retain their
patronage.
lie v, outd also,lake ate opportunity of etdfing that no
bite taken his SOO into patteership, runt, that the bull-
Tittiff af ill 130 CtIlltilleted 111 future tinder the flty16 of S.
FOWLED SON. The ilem will keep on hand
Watches, Olocks, Jewellery, Speotaeles,
And oil allot Articles ht their Hue
All kinds of Pipes Repaired and Mounted.
Repairing, cleaning, Ar., done on short notice, in a
workmanlike trianner,and on reasonable terms.
Lunar STIllier. Nowt{ oF THE lattitliT,
Clinton, Deo. ,
ETA
Hemeinte.r Oat piece l1 tor1i ,b.at is 00
ROWELL'S OLD STAND, .4
0r7117011 STREET, CLINTON. • .
,
110.161.111 SligELYCI L SPRCLA 1IZ a01r1
doge Og In/ Jul tot peinat ptille;p1i.i..
,
/laving engaged T. CHI:ACHILL, V.S., costemeni
"Ali Wee° the benefit of hie adviee, in pit eitsea, free of
Oluttgo. All kinds of Gsutgitar. Yffininfo dene.Proreptly
° and cri 11500(192)10 15111115.
!taring prOctirtil Ot,111,10.711, I ant
Prilutrat Fo do' 0111041w ij,i iM. line,
ArtOrIN CA1.1.A NOP it.
Olinton,Aer,2 , liPs
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