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Tlmo P10 bO wolds, 'but 0 m9 for tonight
Gaee 94 the beauty of yen liquid blue,
8ted1104 with gems whose iridescent light,
Trembles the Soft air thretigh. •
True, it were wise to name each, separate part,
That helps to feria this delicate rich reafil
But lot me, foolishly, look in its heart,
Andleark how fair it glows.
Hooke tell of Wontlroue BeoretN buried. deep,
Written epee the rocks--ana it may bet
The grase113 groan; lot All that 'Wealth It sleep,
The pew green gross for mei '
do not care to hear the student tale
Of magio, piophets, patriarohe of old;
A sweeter story (loth tide ilLOWOVY TAW. •
And purple, air unfold. ".
Let me a little while.forget My years,
See with a child's eyes for a little while4
Let nie forget that there bo death or teors
In nature's golden smile.
W.A.SEEING.
4 Ob, dear Keel what shall wefilo 1'
said Mary Lennox. 'I's just exactly
like those working people,, to go and
fail ill just viten we need them most.
And every napkin.in the wash, and not
enough table linen to last two weeks.
You must be a very poOr nail:lawn%
grandma, not to have more . eisch
things l' .
Old Mrs. Lennox sighed as she rub-
bed the glasses of her spectacles.
My dam'. ' said she, '1 sliould have,
had more if goilld have afforded therri.-
But times are hard,- . yes; Geergie . promptly made an -
Yes, l've heard 'all that before,' said. Awer.. You earl eat•ry that basket of
Mary, irreverently. But the question elethes out to the .bleaching.grotind for
me • -
Georgie exclaimed her sister, as
Kr; Abbott cheerily shouldered the 10(0
and strode away in the direction indica-
ted by Georgia's pointing finger:, .,
Re asked me,'. said Georgie.
shouldn't have asked him!'
Judge .Abbett,''s son !' groaned,Mary,
pia richest man is Ballston? He'll
never ask' you, to go out rowing on the
lake `with him . again,' . • . •:4
But the reappeatance Of the gentrer•
roan in question put a stop, to the dis-
eussion. ,
Miss Georgie,' said he, would
baVe hoisted them open the riggings
for you but the wind takes 'ton oft
• ‘,..The't's. because you needed the clothes
pins,' Said Georgie, handing them to
hire with alacrity. ' '
' Cooldn't 'you eoine and help!' said
.Mr. Abbott; wistfully. Two east Man.
age -so runeh-better tlianLerie
• 010111 come•and lielp,'Said Georgie ;
and be glad. to get ni) clothes oaut
drying.' • :
And Mr. Raymond Abbott Walked
ill! accordingly.
41 be your pardon, Mists Georgie,'
eaid, he, rather blandly. didn't
know I should disturb you.'
'Ob, you're not disturbing me at all,'
said Georgie, serenely, resting one
ple-dotted, rosy elbow on the washboard,
and looking eA him like a practicalized•
copy of one of Quide's angels; out of a
Oloud of eoepy steam. .-
'1310,' he went on, was going to
aeir one of the servants foi a basket to
bring fisleihome tn.' •
will get. it for .you with pleesure,'
said Georgie.
And as she tinned to the dresser, hel 'Harry Wiley was arrested foe the mur-
eister answered the puzzled exnrseSion• der ot Reagan. Constable Henry Shap
of Mr. .Abbott's fece. quarrelled. with Cato Woods,. a Alegre,
You are surprised to see Georgie on political mattes, Which resulted in
doing that l' said she, with s gesture. the latter tieing shot mortally by Sharp,
toward the plebeian tub. -"And Idon't peput:t-Sheriff Coleman 'attempted to
wondee., But it's only for a frolic—a arrest Sharp, blat was fired •on. Two
wart.' Girls *ill do suc'h things) .Y°u shots front Coleman's pistol mortally
know?' , wounded Sharp. Near flearne, :Albert
Bat peorgie had heard the last words, t•smith,, in charge ef -a prisoner named
and tnrned around' with ,crimsobed Prince, fired two Petalshots into the
cheeks and sparkling eyes. 1 latter. Nearalichardson, the body of a
0 It is net a frolic,' said .she. And-
MilruQeGu 'stranger was. found in a
it's' not a wager. It's seriona,. sober
earnest, 1 am doing •the washing be-
cause Katrina has sprained her ankle,
and there's no one else but graninanarna
to do it. ; •
Indeed!' said Mr. Abbott. And
can't I help Ion !' '
A PeW Texas Itelitte ter Otte Var.
At Richmond, Jamealf, Jenes shot
E. Baumgart three:times. In the urf.
per edge of tbat county, a nearer:untied
William Johnson wati called from his
house by six men and shot eleven times,
Ile: Vs COW thief. At Sherman,
William Owen, a young man, embed
in the skull or an aged man allmed Her-.
vey Lamb, with an iron box -opener,
At Bryan, Sam Wilson aliae Skinner,
a Young negro from dalveeton, killed
another negro, stabbing him with a
knife, At Taylorsville, M. C. 1V1offat
WAS. abet in the head and bowels with
five buckshot by ao unknown assassin,
is, grandma,. What shall We: .•da.tiboat
the washing, now that Katrina .cannat
come . •
Mrs. Lennox heaved . another .eigh.
She was old and rheumatic, and the.
great piled -up basket of clothes . seemed
a terrific bugbear before ter eyes,
I'm sure I don't know,' saidshe..
' But if you girls will help a little about.
the dinner, I Will try and see what' I•
can do. It must he got out, 'suppoO,
But here a slight, dark -eyed girl,
with a dear, olive complexion, and
wavy black hair growing lotv on her
forehead, turned from the ,table, Where
ehe was rinsing china.• • • .
You will, do nothing . of the kind,
grandma,' said. she. as resolateiy.,ae if
she had been seventy' instead of 'seven-
teen. Yon- attempt. a. day's washing,
at your age 1'..•
But my.dear;-saidgrandnata,
feebly, who will do it !'
I will,' said tbe.dark-:eyed lassie.
Georgie I'm surpriseta at.you !) said,
Mary, 'Why -yen never did such a
thing in your :life
That's no reason never:should.'
But, Georgie—if-any cme-slreirld
you!' • . 1..;•• •
We don't generally receive eorepitny
in the. kitchen,' said Georgie Lennox:,
And if any one should come
'Well !'
If they like my occupation, 1 shall
be very' much • pleased; if .they don't;
they are quite at liberty to look the
ether way 1'
And Miss Lennox tied a prodigious
crash apron around her, rolled up her
sleeves, and resolutely took her stand
in front of the wash-hem:1i;• .
It seems too bad, ray dear, with
those little white bands of yours,'. said
old Mrs. Lennox, irresolutely—
Ob, my hands l' laughed Georgie.
What are they g,00d for, if not to make
theentielves useful I'
Mary drew herself disdainfully up,
Well,' said sbe, 'I never yet Stooped
to such degradation as that V ..
It would be a great deal worse deg-
redation to stand by and let my rheu-
matic old grandmother do tbe washing,'
observbd Georgie, with philosophy, as
she plunged her hands.into the snowy
mass of suds.
Old Mrs. Lennox had been left -with
a picturesque farm -house on the edge of
Sidonia Lake, and nothing else,' A.nd
so old Mrs. Lennox bethought herself
to eke out her slender means by the re-
ception of summer 'boarders. And it
September, when ber two grand -daugh-
ters obtained their fortnight's, leave of
absence from the typasetting establieh-
meat in Troy, where they earned their
daily bread, they eame home for a breath
of fresh mountain air, and helped grand.
rna Lennox with her boarders. For
there was no girl -kept at the farm botile,
and no outside assistance celled in, ex-
cept German Itatrine :&;11110 01100 n
week to wash and scrub.
drudgery,' sighed Mary, who
was tall and slender, with' a Air com-
plexion, doll -blue eyes, and a,,Byronie
dissatisfaction *At her lot In life.
'It's fun 1' said Georgie, who hal no
such exalted_ Aspirationsuntlikett to
make custards, wash china, and deco-
rate the tea -table with flowers.
• You'll hang out these clothea for me'
Mary, won't you'll' said Gem gie as she
flung tbe last red -bordered towel on the
tep of the elothe,s-basket, while' wash
the pillow.eases
Indeed I shall 'not,' said—her sister,
'With the Miss Polys 'playing cro-
quet in plain sight? 1•Teter.'
'Then I inust do it myself,' said
Georgie. velth a littlellhoul-
ders. Andr=
But just as she spoke there came a
tap at the llitehen door.
Come in cried' Georgie, valiantly,
while her sister, With burning cheeks,
endeavored to hide herself and her ocen-
paten of peeling onions behind the big
roller -towel.
blers'sCocoa, critATEFUliANDOOMFOUTIBG
a thorough t nowledge of the• nateral
laws which govern the cperations of digestion
and nutritien, and by a careful application.
of the !hie liroperties 41f well -selected 0000a,
1V1r, gpps ha provided our breakfast tables
with a delicately fievored beverage which may
save us many heavy (looters' bills„ It is by
the judicious use of sin* articles of diet that
a constitution May 1$e gradually built up un-
til atrong enough to resist every tendency to
disease. Hnudreds of subtle maladies are
floating around us ready to.ftttack NvlieWer
there la a weak point. ,We May escape many
a fatal shaft by IteePlita onrselves well ford
. -
fled with pure blood and a properly nourish-
frame.'-Oivil 0.5ervice Gazetta,—Soill only
in Paokete labelled XAMES Errs &Co., Ho-
trgeepathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedlostreet,
and 170, Piccadilly, LOndoo,"
HEALTH IS Sramieirn,---To preveot or conquer
disease is one of the grandest attainments ever
aimed at by man; and " Bryan's Pulmonic Wa-
fers" will assure cure couglis, Cold, tiokling ifl
the throat and pulmonary complaints', as war '
and •pestilence Will destroy. Severe colds if not
attended to sooner or „later lead to .111ellrflble
consumption, and the strength of ,the strongest
semi fads if rieg,lected, Tho readiest and best
means knOwn for the euro of these eoimplaintii i$'
" l3ryan's Pulmonic Wafers," whieli have been
thoroughly tried. for the last twentyyears,,and
have. never be known to fail. ''S'ingers and
publie Speakers Will also derive great benefit
• from the use if them. ,sold ,by medicine
dealers, at 25 cents per hex, .
.A..conunon cou.h. or cold shou"il. never be
thicket, with two • builetaloles in the • telitt14)vaitolii;ioofuteirlien neglected, it is ceriyert-
head. Other Minor'clifficolties, such as' grielnItejeanty faatwalatturtry
firing without effect four or five shots diseaSe. • 'The
wound -up the matinee. • This. kind oil' rt)artrveZer Irsi:i4stlt)iillelld it ea -70;1%1.10141i Clf110;
business will have a 'cheerful and en-
livening effect upon irritnigration.ge/-
vestoir2170"tos.
over twenty years, they are hlways efficacious
and exert a InGst beneficial influence on alithe
Bronchial and „pulmonary organs; Sold by, all
drutists and • couatry dealeri, 7rice cts.
per
arbs,
Dn'APPLET011..-00FFichl -- tit DAY time and
at NIGHT time- The Roma over the Stint:int
Ounniughame Alkenhead-,the Sous re,Clinton.
°Buten, Deo. 20,1877.
1Thlt. REEVE, Phyeleian, Sorson, eto., Coroner .
.1-/ County of Huron. Itesideeceani Ottice-corner Q
41bOrt WEI Mill Streetii3Olieton.
August 9th,1809, 1,4,f
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YOUNG, ILD., (GBABUATE OF TORONTO
IhiiYersity,) Physiehin, Sergeen; residence
at Mr. Manning's, three deers east of the Tempeihnee
Hall, Lonaeshoro. Ont,
Londesbero, June 14,1$t
iliOSSOMI 111 Ui&i'iaiilty.
The Japanese are very kind 4,, ani-
mals, • Pref. Morse tells us that,a boy,
is never seen to throw ' a stone at clog
or bird, tind crows come into the city of
Tokio . and ledge on ,thateuses, They
pay for thetr,lkind treatment, foe they.
act at icaVefigers, picking tip what riga.
or fish mity'fall to the ground. In . One
of tlie;erowded thoroughfares, like that
•of 131.:(iadWaY,' 'Ne iirYork, he • has -
dog laying aslee'p'in the Middle op. the
oad.,' No •one-distUrbed care-.
• re: ,rre4e4 lEVE-SAI.V13. .
A n r6neely «it diseases erthe
ege.(accate 0. chrome), granulallon of me:
flil,. likeratiolt 6," Ihe.:lachrymal (*man,
aml roralmenn the...3.44On. from any
THE Am sitIOAN itrE-SALrE is.pretented to the
public with the assurance, of' it S efficiency as a
curative of most diseases of the eye, acute or
chronic inflammation, whether induced by scro
fulous origin or otherwise, weakness or defect
of visio'n, Ilinfinislied. tone of • the optic. nerve,
or a diseaSed • state of the tissues constituting .
that organ. Also, No; :persons whose • vocar
thin.' requires •an illeeSsaat 'action of the eyes,
-the AMATO I. aCt MrtinTeNt0Eilt-a- 111,11, -
turned, oub. from him. ' He Orifde- Orill'hes.ltht action, where weakness, pain, and
misery may belie long threatened a fatal ter-.
minatkon. It is the most airople, safe, and ef-
fectual remedy ever discovered. The materials
oewhigh ibis made are pure, Perfeet, costly,
compounded with elaborate care' and exactness,
safe in its appliOation, being 'used exterrally,
and, of. course,,',aveiding,' the pain and danger,
which necessaruy attends the introduction of
.canStic.'hiiiiers,ls' and eye -it's -takes. RINGWORM
and OLn afiltoNI8. SOREs, Of scrofulous origin,
or restating from •whatever cause, yeild to the
Alitatroax.BrgeS.itirE.• IT IS 'USED SUO-
QESSPULLY FOR PILES. • •ItS soothing, ef-
't is:immediate, and a permanent pure nires
but a. few applications. The , proprietors of
Permse Ansaie.te tre-sAsvit,” While
making new and improved machinery for mak.;
ing a ix,iore perfect box for the ENT -SALVE, have
-elianged. the Tains iNtAmc. 0.11 the •coverso as to
correspond With the Gilboa the Writopet,:eir- •
eiders, AdVerfii$001011t, et0, We call attention'
to this, as it might otherwite be. regarded as
counterfeitinc.,....
'Proprietors, Freedenia, N., "
NORTHROP ,t7..LY.IIAN, • •• -
% • ' Toronto, Agents for. ganada,
threw a stone at a dog to see how he
would act. . The.aninaal raised to his
Peet to let the Stone pass, and. looked
surprised, and took oely the same notice
of a second assault—quite different from
the.. Way a Christian dog would be. likely
to act. I.V.the' sides of' roads at the
foot, of 'hills steno monumenta •are
placed, and have heen there .fOr .buia-
dreda:ety..eara bearing verses that teach
epnsideration 'for the dumb beasts. The
unregenerate Anglo-Saxon may here
learn leseo.n of practicakh M AWAY.
' She tied on. her small gingham' 'sun-
bonnet,. and ran . out into the yellow
Sept= her. sunshine, while' Mary burst
hie with mingled vexation and
anger, •• •• •
I shall never get over the, disgrice
of it in the world,' Abe iaever,•
never, Georgie has no dignity—no pro-
per pride JTo, don't speak to 'Mei,
grandma, or I shall say sornetbing dread-
ful 11 declare I've a mind never to own
her as a sister again 1'. •,%.e6. %
Haim you finished the Washing ?'
said Mr. Raymond Abbott,
',Yes, I've finished it,' said Georgie
Lennox. 'Bid I Shouldn't like ,to earn
-my living as a laundress. It's a very'
tiresome business.' •'
Georgie was ' coolin‘g 'off,' tinder the
shadow of the frost grapevines in the
woods, with a linok in her hand, and
the curly lochs blown back • from her:
pretty Spanish forehead.
• Mr. Abbott looked ad tniringly down
Sn her. All -his life long, his axPeri-
Bine had lain among the smiling, arti.
ficihl dolls of conventional "iociety• He
had admired Georgie Lennox the first
time he had ever seen her; but that
day's experienee of her frank, true na-
titre had given depai and earnestness to
'the feeling.
• Miss Lennox,' said he, do you know
what! have been thinking of since. we
hung out tilos° towels and table. cloths
together?'
• ,‘ Haven't the least idea,' said uncon-
scious Georgie, fanning herself with
two- grape -leaves, pinned -together •by' a
thorn,
have bee h thinking,' said he that
I shoold like my wife te be just such a
wontan as you are.'
A washetwoinan 1' said Georgie, try.
ing to laugh alter blushes, •
I am quite in earnest, Geergie; be
said, leaning over her. , 'Dear Georgie,
will you be my wifet',
'But I am only a working -girl,' said
ingeniotia Georgie, beginning t6 trona
-
hie all 'over, and half inplined to dry.
We are type-settets, Mary and. I, and
WV are very poor.' .
.‘My-own.love, -yott ere-rieli in -alt
that heart could wish pleaded -Abbot;
taking both her hands in his; and I
want you for my own I'
Raymond Abbott had fancied Georgie
Lennox when he saw her playing cro-
quet, in pale pink muslin, with a tea, -
rose in.her hair ; but the divine flame of
love first stirred in his heart when she
looked at hirn through the vapory clouds
of the wash tub—Guidee angel folding
her kir wings ht a fart/I-house kitchen,
reality blended together in the world.
inneittcpOtt Arnie& Salve.
The best Salve ill the world for Cute, Bruises,
Sores, Veers, Salt Rheum, Tettey, Chapped
Ilands.,,chilbiains, Corns, and all kinds of skin
EruptIons. This Salve Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction in every ease or motley re.
funded. Price 25 cents per box. 'For sale by
Comae.
• The Decay 'of rie'ribuiriess, .
• Q1.10, .qf Slag dep'ressing' signs or the
times IS the .general •tlecay Of serious -
flees, which shows itself in many ways
—in conversation, in literature, and.in
tbe nceupations of life. Iiow hard it
to engage anybody in .a sober and
earnest conversation! People .like to
talk well enough, and will tallk without
ceasing aii the most trifling subjeets.
They are ready to golisip, to entertain
each other with the small talk of society;
but it is rare in comparison that we'sit
down with'onewho seems to delight in
conversation, of a higher kind.
mass �f people (la not even' think pe.
riously. They have no convictions; and
do not care to have any, even ivhilo life
is so solemn and earnest, and so'swiftly
• passing away. They do not care to
think deeply about anything outside of
their Special lines of btisiness. They
avoid the trouble of a real intellectual
grapple with -any of the grenkprablems
of life, They do not whet to bo bur-
dened with opinions which • are only
formed its the result of thought, and
which may compel' them to some peal-
tive,aetion or to sacrifice. They *mild
got their: •VielVs as they -get their din-
ners, where they can be bad the easiest;
and take their creeds as they buy their
clothes, ready made, and as easy to pu.
off as to put on. In, politics they go
with a party, in religion with a seat, to
which they give pp their own indepen-
dent thinking, content to,. have it done
for theta.—Weekty Pevireto.
'A ComePs ttevenee.
A. Valuable camel, working in an oil
mill in Africa, was severely beaten by
its tither., Perceiving that the camel
had treasured up the injury, and was
waiting •for a favorable opportunity
for revenge, bo kept a stlict watch up-
on .the enimat. Time passed away.
The cemel, pereelying.that he was watch-
ed, was quiet and obedient, • and •tbe
driver began to think that the beating
was forgotten, when one night, after.the
'lapse of several months, the man 'wag
„sleepicgort e railed plaAtorn in the mill,
whilst, as is customary, the catnel .was
stabled 'in st eornee. Happening to
wake, the driver observed, by the brigb t
moonlight, that, when all was quiet, tbe
animal looked cantiousty round, rose
softly, and, stealing toward a spot where
a bundle of clothes and a. .butriouse,
thrown careessly on the .ground, re-
seMblial a sleeping figure, east itself
with voilence upon them, rollieg with
all its weight and tearing them meet
viciousi with its teeth. • Satisfied that
its revenge was eomp ate t e came was
returninito its corner, when the driver
Sitt up and spoke. At the sound of his
voice,, and perceiving the mistake it had
made the animal was so mortified 'at
the failure and discovery of' its scheme
that it dashed its head against the wall
and died on the spot. •
Mitchell's Belladonna improved India Rubber 'Porous
• The're never has been h time when the healing
Of 80 Many differnnt diseases hae been caused
by outward Appliaition at the present. It is an
undisputed fact that over half of the .entire
pidation of the globe resort to the use.of ordi-
nary 'plasters.
The principal ingredients used • in making
tbese•Plasters are Guni.Olibanum-or better
known 0.0 tlie Frankincense of the Bible -Rub,'
her, and Burgundy Pitch ; which, when scienti-'
fically compounded, is full of electricity, and
• wheticembined with the pure medicinal gums, •
is found to be one of the greatest healing meth -
inns ever brought before the human race.
They are aoknowleged by all who hal e .uSed
them to act quicker than any other Plasters
• they ever before tried, and that one of these
Plasters will do more real .service than a hun-
dred of the ordinary kind. Another Plasters
are. alow of action, and require to be worn con.
tiinintlyro-eitettra cuire;but witirtliWeit 'is en-
tirely different ; the instant one is applicid the.
• patient will feel itt .effeet. , '
. They possess sAl she soothing,. warming., sup-
porting,and strengthening qualitiesof all other
Piasters. Many Who liave bean relieved of
Tropounturx, and vit..
Onus other pairip in the KIDNEYS, BREAST
or MB, and believe it it solely done by the
electrieal qualities which. the Porous , Plasters
contain, and which is imparted to the system,
thus restoring them to a healthy'condition, ' They are very soft and pliable, still very ad-
hesive ; and a sure Cure for WEAK BAOKS,
PAINS IN' THE SIDE AND BREAST:mid
are inialuabIe to those who have a COLD of
longstanding, and often iireyents'CONSIIMP-,
TION. Some 'even tell • in they 'believe they
were entirely cured by amuse of theM of a long -
seated COnsumptieti. •
Prepared by CEOWIrl:fl, ITCt1lbLL,
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This well knoWn medicine is no imposition
but a sure and safe remedy for iferaale Difd-
bullies and Obstr actions f rom any eau ae what.
over; and although a powerful remedy, it eon -
table nothing hurtfill to the constitution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tis peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time
bring on the, nionthlyperiod with regularity.
in ail oases of Noriena and Spinal affections,
Pains in •the Back an, Linlhiat
sironoavolinetre,
Fatigue on slight otertto rtap
heart. Hysterics, Sick Headaches, Whites,
the painful diseases occasioned by a-
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when all other tneanshave
These Pills have never been known to fail
where the directions on the 2nd page of pam-
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For f al 1 p artionlars , get a pamphlet.freo ,
Ug° •
s013. .1\108t18,NVAVY0ItIt Sots PnerinereA,
$1.00 ette1121. cents for postage, enclosed to
Northrop 4.t Lyman, Toronto, Ont., general
treentsfor the DOnitni011, will insure gbottle
containing over 50 pills by return, mail.
• Sold in Clinton by J. H. Combo and eteerge
Chidley; 14, Mattson and F. rainfaden. Sea.
IrrfrItiadvertrronbrook,..-Parker.4.0atil
and F. 1/6rdan, Goderich; I1L. Caineron Bay
field; jart.pontbronigoacorvilletan d al?triedi.
eine dealers,
P. a ZANE, 4.uctioneer and .Appraieer
. tor llama ; House anti land
Contrateg;oner, Conveyancer, (01.1riny.
ham.
11-11t; SUNBURN, GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL
Department of Yietorio I1nivers14, Toronto, for.
inerly of the Ilespitalt and Dispensaries, NOW York,
Coroner fertile County of 11IrOu,13AYETEE31, Ont.
July 22,1874, • • fll
DOWSX.EY ,St GIBSON, PHYSICIA'N'S, SUR,
OEONA, A00011011011r6, s. 011100, Albort Street
opposite Fair'SMilis..
D. II. DowsLur, M.D. . A. M, Gresou, M.12
Clinton, May 10, 1877.
It. WORTHINOTA, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON.,
hour, Licentiate of 040'00110ga of Physiciane
ariaaneic•g°euocgs of Lower Canada, end Provincial Licenti.
ate and Coroner for the Cenuty of Huron. Oilleo ana
r88101300 -The Mating formeri?, occupied. by Air,
Thwaitest, Huron etreet,
;' Clinton, Jan. 10, 1674. • •
isteliancops atlas.
OcTotitla 17, .1818,
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CONSOLIDArl'ED BANK' OF CANADA
OA FITAL, 44,000,000:
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ISLINT9N. A 041 NOY,
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AfrONEY TO LEND, IN LARGE 011 SMALL SUMS,
on good mortgege security, at moderate ratea of
.Cliuton, August 9th, 1809. 741
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(-WARMS F. ittiLes;PaavneciAi, Lam) sun-
„i• vnyea, valuator, teal Lana Ageut. 001. :-Sorm-
phine street, Wingliam. , '
Wingham, Aug. 2,1877. • • •
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AURIAGE LICENSES. 4.1437 CERTIFICATBE.-
Apply at the Town 11511, ort the residenee of the
subscriber, near the London, Huron it Bruce Railway
Station. ' JA3IES $COTT, : . •
• Denier of Marriage Licenses.
Clinton, Aiiii197t0,,1870. •
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T)AILWAY 11011SE, CLINTON, ONT. THE' ABOVE'
.1.14 house ie. situated cleric to the station, and ie thor-
oughly renovafed throughout, asa now liffords good Ac-
commodation for the.travolling pahlic Large stabling
and good hostlera in attendtioce. •Clioicest liquors in
the bar.. TEAS. LANE, Proprietor. •• 19
TO MoINTOSII, -.DAYFIEL3), OE:
Marriage Licences under the neW Act, Ponuniasion,
er for taking Allidavita in the Queen's Bench, for Conn -
Moil of ilriron.and .13ruce.. ihinveyanoing demi, faleh
Leases, Bonds, Contracts, .011s, Deeds; and htortgaget,
Foos smell. iteradence,-oppositePolleek's Hotel,
FoNE.,;IDTANCEE'ON It-VAL-,ESTATAT-
13113,1161d, Sept.1.4, 2815.. • •' • •
LIVINGST.ON LATE OF CHICAGO, HAVING:
AS • puiehased the hair Dressing business lately car-
ried on by Mr. Itelmore, desires to intimate to the pub-
lic that he will continue tim same at the 01,8.eimul, and
hopes to receive; a continuation of the patronagenceord.
ea les psaa(aesser. Leates Hail' :Work a specialty.
• C1Int9u, Aug. 8, .1878.
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lik/rASON HODSON,' Accountant, Anctioneerd,'
andidre Insurance and General Comerhaaon:
Agents. • Insurance two,third cheapen Omit ordinary
,e0013, and. ilrs t.c1 a s steak awl Mutnal Core paid ea repro,
sented. ,Money to lean, and all kinds of .property
henget +ilia sold. , Moderate eharges.., Sr
,Tang .7dAson, • . Josarn IlenSon,”.
Commissioner and issuer of ' „conveyancer.•'
, 'Marriage Licenses. • • . 18 '
TUSIT HOIISE, wssnreA, 0N2Y.,e30r,LEY
Belmore, proprietors. This hotel has been en-,
hilted IPA newly inrolohed,.and now offers Brat -Class
aec.ommodetion, ler the .general travelling priblia•
ilorefOr rooins by letter or telegram carefully attended
to, Good Sample Rooms. W.larfon 233roost beauti-
fully sithated an oeipoy's" Ray, and the Site of' this
House has been carefully. selected, The 1101180 113 in-
tended to etipplyc, want long felt liy• the travelling
, ottlaie, and by tourists, sportsmen,- and. landliee • 'wish -
Mir; a pleasant summer resort. Steamers call daily.
CABINET WARE, FURNITURE &c
';:e:1"4:14 •
,41144,..>"111 it
4•• 47.
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-00,10 7"t'
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,nterest from Four to Five per oent allowed
on Deposits,
. M,.'Lfaxxia, Agent,-
.• Clinton, April, 1870. — •
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GEO. DIEHL,
wOULD ItESPECTFULLY INTIMATE TO TIIE
resiclentao1LSIhitoli and vielnity, the.. lowing
• builthis-premisesho-the-old-stia
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Notice of Removal.
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J 33IDDIJECOIVII3E,
"' YIalch and Clock' Raker,
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JEWELLER, c., •• ,
would reueetfuliy AnNowno to his etietomers And the
publio generally, that since the late distuitrous fire, he
• mooured ibe
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Store lately °envied by Messrs, 8. Palliser' &Ile.,
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' Where he will keep on hand a seleetnesortment of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Silverware of all kitidp,
Whieh he will sell at reasona le rates. Ltepairing of
. every description promp ly Att.:11144 to.
.. ., . „ j. BringiNOOIMIJI. 4411112 4T31II.117s.
Clintontjan. 24, 1878.
NEW TIME 'CARD.
GRAND 'TRUNK RAILWAY.
ON : Amen :101 °enter,
Peasenger Trains will leave aiinton' station as femme
Geis() RAir.:1-txprosii, 10.50 p. si,o.• •
ma, in., 4,25 p.
Orme wrisr.-Exprosa, S.45'4. ru: ; i3Iied, 10 A.M.,
s.as. p. one
'SaturdaT.4XCURPION"ii*et s
ro , .
i.kolalen, ooderion• and Stratfotd, good o '
return on monee.y, at reduced rates, •
. oeneraiManager
A. S3flA1T0I, Agent it Clinton; •
Clinton, May 28,1878; • .
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OCERIES.
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,UL .AIKENHEAD
Have en 'hand as huge. and well-ieleeted a stock of
GtiVERAL ...0 RODER•1,E.S:
A vever-offerta,-i
0 A RH.• ,OUS'I'OMERS
Are particularly invited , to fsereor one Agoox,.•
and compare rrices before..purchasing elsewhere.
We are selling 3 lbs. good Ten, $1:004 and
.• , other goods in_proporlioni,
Crockery and Glassware .n specialt3r•
• •• caelluearAna AIKtNTIEAD.
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•N.B.-A (Inc set of Brass COuhter Scales for sale. •
011140Ri AlY.18, 1878. •
SAL-HII-L-TA-7RUS.
THE ROYAL EACM is a more certain reme:
'-dy for pain, in a wider range of meet, and a more -e ----
agreeable Meditine than any other now offered '
to the public ; even thoUgh we do lay,for it what
no. other mannfacturer will dare to say of hit
"preparlition, iz. :---It absolutely will not cure -
everything from it Corn on the toe to a dislocated •
ecler-It-needs-no-highly exagerated-Oliffing, ,
„being one Ofthe fe'w things which sell on their
•o'wn merits.
23. is al:lively vegetable production, WM perfeetly safe
for an infant of, auy ago. 21 is a perfect speellic for
Dysentery. It curr.s Ohio, Ulcerated Sore Throat ana:
Diphtheria, Nervous'lleadactne Nouralgia,Ticdoloroux,
and Matfett, CholcrarCrarnps end pains !lithe atomach
andhowels,Inflainmation, Wounds, Bruises, Sprains
Berns, 11151(11',Froli(-bites, 4e. Price, 25 'cents.
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Victoria Strdet, Clinton
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has now on heed a trio ond siatet stork of
4 L L 1CINDS OP Tr P X T UI 3,
Such as Chairs, Tables, Bed.roOne Se(s, nutioa,What
Note, itc., of good material, excellent workmanship rind
IMO, and which he will sell at the !wield remunerative
• • rates. " •
Ps'omplty .tili'llArD1',"1„) 'PC)
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CANE OITAIRS RuSFIATRD, AS .000D As icit'W.
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F't3.1.C.1321 014X4V
Remember ..he Place — 'VICTORIA -ST.
Clinton, March'8,1877
flit SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO STATE
te the publie that he keeps constantly on hana
A large nral superior 0131135 01
COFFINS, CASKETS,
Coffin Trimmings and Robes,
With 0.83)101311(41 IIIIAIISE. PLAIN CoPrIns always
ON hand. Portia can be 81393)11(41 (11 one hour, at
, any thee, at
vazi-N,-PS,41-GIZNT-L,IaS a
iThan can be prOcril at any other place.
A fall stook of PUIMITUItE
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Alwaya tut lima.
"PROS. STBI711110014.
May 10,107
011aton, .
0 daikuinasimaidiallinti
1, t J. . rtigg!.s
SQLE A GE:rill'," CLINT6IV.
Clocks,Watches,Jeivellery, &c
S.*.Favir LER
Dmoos to returr
his sincere thank
to hit riumeroa
(rands onticusto.'
rners,fortheliber
ashore ofpatron
agethathelas re
eelvedwhilecarry
ing or businessin
Clinton,and hives
by a strict atten-
tion to basilicas,
and using. every
effort to meet the
wants Willa
friends, to contin-
ne to retain their
patronage. •
HO would also take this orpOttlillitt Of stating that ne
has bitten his son into partnership, arid that the bust -
rites wiil be conducted in future under the style Of 0.
FOWLER & SON. The firm will keep on hand
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Viratcheg, ()Wks, Jewellery, Spectacles,
And all other artieles In their ibto
Alfkinds of Pipes Repaired and Mounted.
Repairing, idea:tine, Ar., done on short notice, hi 11
workmanlike manner, arid on reasonable terms. • .
' ALBERT STItEET, ItIORTif OF '1110 MARKET,
Clinton, Dee. 0,1877.
BLACICSMITITING
Remember that the place to get'work done Is at
RbwELL2s OLD STAN Og
vrizzET, alarwroN.
flaINE.S.110.EING 4 SPSCIA LTY, Ma
1.1144t6E. triP
/Diving engaaed T. 3. CTIURCIIIIL, evistoulers
will have the benefit of his advice, in all cases, free of
charge. All Weds of Gni•OntAt :Ionian done promptly
and on reasonable terms.
flaring mearrd 15'A W orninigg,. 131411
prepare4 T r.lo anything at thin tine.
• AUSTIN CALLANDES.,
Clinton, Ind 20401 ••