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THE GUNTON NEW ERA:
'Mt vIDTOnS• enter door, with his bead inclined te- 'ggoa inLentiODS of tloo %treint0 ',eke
maoketwe Ana coreteriou, us, asif he WaS tryino' to overheat' speedily dissolved. I didn't go hank to
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the aloe I first notieed him. knew oty cer g g, .1 n g.,
it front the little 'start .di Svpriao he oil along, that. Thursday Would he an
uncommon 'day, with' Me, With two
gave his eyes Met mino.
Re _WAS all aor his inirpeise -in .4 corpses and $86;0°0 in epeoie in my ear.
Toinote, for ile clrel his face down to an The money was. aafely deposited in
xpression , el the utmost unconcern, the ear an hour before the time inf. the
and came boldly forward to the win- ,tralu to leave on Thursday morning. It
dow Of the office thrOtigh whi.ch the lvtla securely kicked in two strong, iron..
agent aletys transacted any business bound ()bests, and then they were aim -
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lie-migh.t have with persons without. ed away in the large safe, and the heavy
' He Was a very fair -appearing man tors inade fast. I thought everything
apparently about ferty, though be might was pretty well fixed, A few minutes
have been a little-older.-e--11-0-wareiress.- -before we pilled out, ow:Ir.-waggons pas.
ad in black and wearing a high kit. sed by the oar; one of tbetn centained
He might have passed very well for ; two coffins, and the other six men, who
one of the toloth if impose hadn't been
a trifle Itureinoss. Another peculiarity
I noticed about the noins was that 116
bad a queer SOTt Of a recl-looking eye.
",Beaten," they say, 44, tont driven out
' "Frera POweri wherein allemea delight.
"5 Standing Condemned in all men's sight, '
And mark for Many a jeer find flout,"
Beaten .-.they seem to Me to stand.
The enly vieters 'in the lend.
Tor where tbey stood before the fray, -
They fitand, true hearts, still undisinaye
Though changes that the day his made
Rave swept the 'Mats of their array.
Their feedees faces front the foes ;.--
Nerhas_the battle seen its dose.
'Often, to mereenaty hands,
Truth's citadel has seemed to fall,
But still her flag flew over all,
Upheld by honorable hands. •
And, when she seemed to suffer most
Behold, her few have grownsa boat !
;For some'Whe eaw herfieg in front
While yet they marched. aminaher foes.
Deemed, that froniof4eir, own rants kt*rede ;
And some, who elitam to bear the brunt
Of.its defence, yet gathered. round' • • .
Before the banner trailed. tliThound,
ilphold3it yet, good Mon and true -
For, though the day may seein o'er long
To you, who face the shriekiug throng--
13ethink they know not what they do !.
Ere nightfall shall they feel the ruth
Oflinowing what they cursed Nies truth,
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Beaten I from what? Their livea dative
A ruling principle in each ;
Have they once ainclikl from what they teach
'Or feared what cofisequences were ?
Is vigtery a gain a place;
Or proud defiance of diagra0c•?._
BONZI.E.
Monteal, Nov. 1st, 1S78.
•orrsorrooremosom
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THE MI WITH THE RED EYE
About elght years ago, when bad
_.-..nktrailroaded it' as long as I have now
I was employed as a messenger on. a
western railway. don't know as it is
necessary for me to say svhat line it was,
but I will call it the B. T. G. R. R.,
to save myself the trouble of pronounc-
ing the whole name.
I had not been on the ran more than
-a month previous lo the date of the .on-
- currence of whichwi am going to' tell
you. had been running on a branch
route for more than a year, and I might
Our couvereation, ease me -about the eey bet aimed . 'step toward
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Ib appeared fixed and staring, and as he strange that he should be absent at
came, near I concluded it was glass. It such a dine, bnt I forgot all abont'l in
•was so strange and unnatural in its ex..., a moment; .
preesion that 1 thought I should know I ' The coffins were placed in one end of
it if'i should 5ee it peering at me ovee 1 the ear, anti after it had been arranged
, the wall of China, * I
‘Is there a small package here for
Isaae G. Van Scoter V he asked in a
husiness.like way, in answer Co the eu.
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Turing glance of tueagent. .
quiring
' The agent referred to one or the big
registers on the clesl., and anNwered in
the negative. ' -
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4Qheer,' said the man with the rea
eye, .' It. ought' to have • cOme yester-
day.. I -la Ye Si.ot read the Evening
Chronicler - ' 44 '
And after this abrupt interrogation
the. stranger -.Steudtta-nioiienless,
eyeink the agent intently for as much
were evidently 'acting as pall -bearers. I
looked around for the bereaved brother
with the peculiar ere,. but .he was no-
where to bo.se. I thought it a little
as, a in inu te. • •
We both answered 4
The man took ,ft paper out of hi
pocket, and, spreading it before us, pat
one of his lerid'er forefin,gerE; upon the
following pitVitgrapli't •
FATAL after/100D,
that-one.ot the -men:should come into
the car mid take look at the bodies
when. we arrived at RedWood, he:shook
hen& with the others and entered: one
el the 9,etialtes. . A8 ' the 'doers elosed
upon him, the bells 'prig ga we' wont
stedirling away. ' .
It was pretty busy few on hour or
More, and we had passed two or three
sthtl�tis befiirol had. t•iiire
than 4 chattel glance telyard the evict
passengers, at the end of. the car. :Bur
after a little, When bad leisore, im-
controllable wish 'took possession of me.
,trilonk at the faces: of :the two dead
Wen. It wasn't mere morbid mirloSity,
and -I can't &Or& it in any way bet.
ler-Mien to...say.ft" Wei a sort of a *ague
desire Which could not •unite WithOnt
eatistiog it, ' •
that he should be disturbed on mach a
solOtan mission. But 'it was DO go,
He was handdiffed,. in less than ItWe
mihntee 504 ITutr011ed 011t on the plat-,
form. . • •
'It was au, easy matter to seetire the
two quondam dead' men. They Were
taken greatly at a disadvantage., and
wore deprived of all power to resist al-
most before they became aware how
their nice little scheme had terminated,
All three had been well maned.
Bound and guarded, the threo mie-
oreante were taken to IledWood and
lodged in the county iail.
" Before I left I took a look at them
through the grated doors of their cell:
When I paid my respects to tbe Man
with the red CO, -he Wiled find reffiark-
ed* patronizingly : •
IT'ou're .1 'pretty smart yoong man.
It takes a middlieg, keen boy to outwit
us. ,
'Permit tee to sympathize 'with yoe
in your sonow at tho loss cif your dear
brothee, jest a, lit:le ' I replied :
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DA, APPrASTON.- Orn04 •-•• at DA( tiro* Anil-
' NXOTIT time- The noinexerct the 5toegi
Cunningham° da.dikenliead-the Scpitire,01114on.
Clinton, Do o. 0011$17.
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1. Mgmeilligt7t4)tErib/Y8t100ioart.elln Ito ntille&Ow.ternt4pAoldraeullecOp'
to-nr,ro, io.n,, misantraan or treaorrf4
n":se:::B'tijuituya,aita:D' 1.1'4.TB or THE MEDICAL
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violjarly000Pe4sutrat:wenntotiollti(Vailesctitrin: DipisIpvcernasiatyri,e'itONre:wtelc, °fort;
Coroplor.VCeurtty Of Unroll, Barrialm, Ont.
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TIOWSLET & GIBSON, PEITSICIANS, BYE
ell., GtONS AC gouclAcultsoh. Oftiee, Allutre Street
opposite Pa'ir's mins.
"3.), n. Dowsr.t.1.1M. D. A, M. Grusoti, M. I)
Clinton, May 10, 1877,
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flit. WORTIIINGTON, PIDXSIOIAN SURGE'ON,
0 ,./-Aueoueltenr,Lioontiatt of the eollego'of Phygoians
an& Surgeons f
ate and Coma% rLf:‘: cg. rattil:yatialP. rtruVr't'," a ter istid
residonce,-Tho building I ormerly occupied by Mr.
ThWaites, Huron street.
Clinton, an, 10, 1871.
Arnica Salve.
The best Salvo in the world for duts, Bruises,
Sores, View, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains; °erne, and all kinds of $kin.
Bruptiene. This Salve is guaranteed to give
Perfect satisfaction in eyery case or Money re-
funded, Price •tents per box. Vor sale ne
J. If. 0031135. "". •
REM:10118 $TaENGT11. prevent or conquer
disease is re of the grandest attainments over
einledat.by mull; and "r`33ryan's Pulmonic
fere" will as sure cure coughs; colds, tickling
the throat and piihnonary complaints, as war
and pestilence will destroy, Severb polds.if not
attended to sooner or later lead to incurable
consumption, and the strength of the strongest'
soon fails if nerrlected The reedit* and best
means known for the cure of these complaints is
Bryau's Pulmonic Wafers," which have been
thoroughly tried for the last twenty years, ;mil
have never been' known to fall. ;Falpgers wed
public speakers will also 'derive t.,ret benefit
from the utle of them. Said by, all medicine
dealers, at 25 cents per box. r.
• • NOVEMBER i4, 1,8U.
°ON 8014IDATED BANK, OZ.:CANADA.
CAPITAL, $4,000,000..
014 I IsT T 0 N G NOY.
latereat from Four to Five pet cent allowed ...
on Deposits. . .
. M. LOUGH. Agent.
Dilater, April, 4870. ': .
Notice of ReaRoval.
inrellanerats itartio.
r , .c, . • ..
i..-c4saoy TO LEND, IN/ARCM on sOIALliSONS,
-. • 911e,.1°4....in°rtii"So oecull•in at Moderate rattle of
3.nterest. lo5t UAW:. '
Clinton, Aug11550t1i,180(f. • 7-tf •
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nnAimns.e. rnovinatienann sun.
Ariount,Vallitdor, and:Laud Agent. 051 :---JOse-
phine street, Wingham.
.Winghara,,Aug, 2,287-7- - -----------------
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ARRIA.GE LICENSE'S. ANfojOERTIFICATES.-
.1.11. Apply at the Town 110, or Itt the residence of tho
subecriber, near the London., •Thiren & Bruce Dummy
station. . JAMES SCOTT,.
' Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Clinton, April 27th, 1570. • .
114A/LWAT CLINTON, ONT. THEABOY4
%Ler Souse situated close to the station, and is thor-
oughly renovated throughout, and now allords.good ac-
commodation for the travelling pubile. Large stabling
nd good hostlers in attendance, Choicest Honors iu
the bar, .1lnoa. Lana, Proprietor. • 15
J. BIDDLECOMI-.3E,
WM .ad Clock Maker
JBWBLLEB; &e„
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would respectfully announce to his customers and the . •
politic generally, that since the late disatttronatro, he
• , hes secured tho '
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Store lati31y oCcupie4 byytiessra q. Fallioer 0o.,
N\ ere he vas, lieop •tin. hand a select assortment et ••
Matches, Jewelry. and Silverwere of all kinds,
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.'t.,Vhich he -will troll at reasonable rates. Repairing of
. every description promptly' attended to.
• , sr, eininatconen.-,emoese seamier..
on awe se,a .14, 1878. - •
NEW TIME CARD. -
t. ,41:12
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ofes•
iGR4ND TRITIIIC ItALWAA.'. '
t..ON AND AFTEli, MOND LT MA,Y 27TII '
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Passenger Trains -will leaVe Carrion elation as follow/
Gorse Derir.-Express, 1150 p...:M. tlsil..-7. 27 R. '
ni„ 10 a.. M., 4.55 p. so.
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, , Goitre Wesr.--E;71or ;..XixecI, IltfO‘i
'I" C. .111o/NTOSII: DAYFIELD, ISSUED,. 01'
,Trof among the Chshirest I d .11 • Lice se under the now tat Commission. '
' noticed that the lids were not fas-
n A
• tened down.' • INTY next disCOvery • was
CoteLAND's Swioir 0,,isrou equally anit HoS Of III1TOtt and Bruce, Convesmoing "cli -
' • 1 or tor takine'AillWits'in the Queen's lieu* for Conn. Saturday EXCURSION. tiokets-
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Lenees, Bonds, C'ontracts,, Ails, Deeds, and Mortgages. ' London, editorial and' Stratford, good to. .
Fees mall, Residence -opposite I olloet s Dote'. • return on Monday, tit reduced rates. '
110:N.ST ADVX.S0 DID ON 1113Art 1f STATZ. . , •
as two men, named respectively Henry that the Screws were gone. This struck
Van Seater and O. -IL Griggs, were at me as strange, for I was sura I• had no -
work chopping timber in the. vineries' tieed them when the coffinl were lifted
have stayed there a good deal longer if near Scranton, a tree -fell oport.thein, intothe car. .1 renienrbered that I had
I had not been chosen to take l'axtnn's 'killing Van 6'eoter instantly, anAin- given the attendants permission. to ar,
place. when he went off. Yon see, two flicting injuries Upon ,the person Of ranae the caskets to their ownsatisfae-
or three attempts had been made to rob Griggs from which he dieli in less than
the express car, and at lash at the end an hour. -They'are posh/enter of
of a long run Paxtou was found dead and -it iwunderstooC1 their remains...Till
in the car, with a bullet hole 'in his 'be taken there for .
head. But the safe was closed. 'tight • -` henry. Van Seoter Was My. anlY
and seam, though an attempt had been brother.--cov twin brother -who, re-
made to blow it open; which proved in. sembles meVery, hied), and Cherley lid of the coffin nearest rn.e, and took a
effectual. But the strangest Part of all Griggswas my Sister's husband. It's long -look at the Vibe of the oeenpant.
was that the hey was missing from -Paxa sad blow ! -a sad -blow I " I don't Ile Was a young man, With a ft311 face
aga squire features. His cheeks were
not sunken, and 'he had a decidedly
fresh appeeiance for a; young. Man who
had been, dead iiearly two days, T
tion, and drat they lied been along
timo doing it. If they hadreznoved
screws observed at the time, what pea;
sible objece could they have hid in do-
ing so With ibis ;pestles, in my
mied, raised the upper portion of thR
ton's pocket, and it was not found till a
good six weeks afterward. 'Then it.wee
discovered at the side of the track, -with
•i ten
know how my peer-eister Terri -Wet.
It's about this -sad-affair that'I came
here 'Itvant to send the two
bodies tbrough to by eXpress on
ay, :and by the 11.• r}u
that robbers' were in the car, and he Imre
able • for children :and aclult1 .Endersed by
-fiver 600 clootorii in ...Palmas: • The .difficulty of
administering, flan:ruins medicine's; - and We de,
sirability.of having them .pleariant-te. thetaste,
Maimed T. Copland • to,. undertake- tesliarches•
whielt):esultea.iti the•dicOvery of .-0.:Sw..ciet.Cat,'..
tor Oil, perfectly palatable, bf the. satue strength -
and medical qualities he the . ordinary -Castor
011; .and, while equally safe and harmless, . yet •
ectiug with more nertainty, and Prodlicinif nei-
ther nausea. nor griping.. Soule Abildren. say it
is honey.; •others t syrup -they tilt say they.
like it. • One patent says-". Aly•childrimilliank
Wilke water ;" •ffmither7,-.`' We had., to hide. the .i
bottle or they Would. have. finished -it rig,bt off.- ;"
another My little lni.s token - it • tviuc.e •
Without arty trouble, and'does - not. know. what:
itis, though She hates- tho. ordinary, eastor,Oil,
and•We never. ctliild get)'or to take it Without ot..;
fight .;" 'yet: :a -nether t-•" 1 'wish :You • snecess of I
your $wirsr..0A.M)13. ; it is a.. splendid tiring .1
to tithe. the place .of all the common I
The extrziarditary. dereand•for this nmirOve-
'moot �t -ie staple hen:561101d lias brought
frandulent irnitationo into the market; lint the
pubilo can gnard theinsely es .ftgainst milistitutes
ri led • ies are attempting to
• HICK4011, °Dora' mr.
hayfield, Sept.14, 1875. . • d.,. STRAIT. ON, Agent at Clinton.
Clinton, may 28,1878. •
lor LIVINGSTON, L.,s.TE CHICit.00, 11.1,,VING
4..5.11-5; purchased the liarr Dressing business lately car-
ried on by Mr.'Dobudo, degree to intimate to the pub.
ii that he will, continue -the Snitul at ilia old eland, and
hopes to receive*, continnation of the pabrouageaccord-
ea his predecessor.' Ladies Hair Work a .speeialty.
Clinton, tug. 8, OM, '. • • •
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AfasoN a: Aubsom, AScetnitants; Ailatigneers,
.L Fire suar.dentsitreaee and General CoulmieSion
5kg0nfS. inklUilitiOe two -third. cheaper than ordinary
eost, and ihet.class Stock and. Mutual Companies repro-
Hsennt:.aMto. nog to loan, anti all kinds of property
botignt Kohl, • ':Xfoderate charges. Oface.IIINO ST
Jena .111Asorl, Josnen linnsmt,
Commissioner and:issue/. ConveYancer.
Msniage Lit:enacts., . 18
irsir Inman, WIAUTON, ONT., jOLLEY S:
-Lb Delmore, ;proprietors, This hotel has been en-
lefged and newly furnished. and nbw Offers Ant -close
accommodation for tho general travelling public.
tiers tor rooms by letter or telegram carefully attended
•to. Good Satrap! r \vs t t b ti We atre.aoiling 3 His. good $1.011i Red
ROCERIES,
1HEOHHEAD
lls.N:e en hand large elk 55011-0.1010(1. Aubok , of
GENERAL.. GAR 0 R. it S.
, • . • " As ever oftered 111 •
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A S CUSTOMERS •
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'Aro paittetilarli inviteti to INSPECT OUD eTOCE,
end campare•prioes before purchasirm .
.0,54 . ,o,11 on. the repute.tion 0 ar y se8tie, 'new WM. been eareffilly 'selected. he • °use 01_ in.
00 ...and the eite of this • other 'goods in proportion,. -
refused to give up 'the key. fle *as . 'The charge will he. twenty-
five dol. the other cofdn. Here new.' tta-both wrapper and directien label, • and'hy tourists, eportsmen;and families
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expected they would murder him if leo What will be -the charges r .
. . a3 11 at t name opt.,AAD .bwg CASTOit fiss, tended to. 'shindy a want long felt by the travelling
iinplacine the lid, •I p;resed- t h ' C •
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true to the last. Well, yeti may sup.
pose that I felt jast the least bit squeam-
ish about accepting such an uninviting
berth; but the superintendent gave me
lam,' answered the agent.
Tire stranger. only ilowed solemnly in
recognition of the reply. Then he was
silent foe a minute or two,•durine which
orders- and 1 meant to, do ink duty, time he appeared to Zoe strugeline *ith
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however disagreeable it might he, Then his grief; • • :
the pay was larger than •I bad ever re- 'The bodies will be Isere ThiirsdaY
ceived before; and t was aCquitinted morning,' be Said. 'I hcnie you will
with a good girl who was ready to help make all anunseinents to prevent any
me inhabit a house whenever. ,1 should delay. Iguess my package won't come
be able to oWn one, and that as duite this week,
an object terfife, I can mere you, -------------.The agent assured him thaLthere
Well, everything passed.off smoothly would be no delay, and he might de-
e- enough for several weeks and I had be- pend on haviiig, the bodies go through
.come accustbnied to the route, and made
brOckery and Glassware a specialty:
. ' cinernoarliore.a Aixiirsunin
a dozen or so of very plesant acquaint-
.
ances and I was growing to be pretty
well contented 'With my life, 1, had al-
-most begun to think the robber, who-
ever they Might he; hact given iip all
thoughts of ever making anything out.
of my car and had Relight another field
of operations.
One day I Was informed by the agent
11,5 -7 -that sometime within a week
I would have to take charge of about
$80,000 in opecie on ite transit over our
road. The officers of the express com-
pany had been advised of this intended
important shipment, in order that they
might .eiercise redoubled vigilance in
view of the great risk incurred in the
transportation of sneh a valuable cOn-
signruent. :-
The evening after my conversation
with the agent, he called into the office,
and toldniorthe'species was to go over
the road the next, 'day but 'one. Ile
precluded an envelope Mid handed le to
me saying as he did so: • '
There, Bill, are your orders, direct
from the superintendent, with hie own
signature, attached. tend them taro.
fully and obey them to the lettee, for a:
little mismove might cause a greaeloss
to the company and cost you your iv-
bition.'
I shall do my duty the very let-
ter," I replied. •
I am sure you mean to do so,' said
the agent, 'but you cannot he too care-
ful. Some of the members of thelight-
fingered profession are sinarf as light.
ning. The plans they can't devise ain't
worth thinking of, and they are aa fer-
tile in expedients ais the evil one him-
self. I thought I'd just put-ylid 012
your guard in a friendly wily,
sound at the door.
4 the depot hadret been deserted ,by
every one exeept us twO, and the switch
engine hadn't been up at the endofthei
Vatd, where we could hear its inceseant
puffing, X don't believe we could hive
heard the sound it all. But We both
noticed It at Mite and as I. looked out
of the office into the large room beyond,
1 saw a man standing Just inside the
to G— with the grcateet possible ex-
pedition.. .
The 'man bowed again ,politely, then
he said: •
Is the telegraph office /mai, b I tnust
break the sorrowful neves to my poor
sister, I suppose, though it's anything
but a pleasant duty,' -
X told how to reacb the place he
sought, and with a polite thank you,'
the sad Man with the red eye walked
out of the office, and in a couple. of mi-
nutes the sound of his footsteps died
away in the dioiance,
,A queer aert of a chap,' said L
A. little odd,' answered the agent.
; '1 wonder if he heard us talking
about the specie V I queried.
He seems' honest enough.' -
Yee,' aaid I; but I'm sure, he was
'listening to our talk oben I first sew
"Are you certain of it 2' • the egent
asked eagerly.
no,' I replied; not altogether.
certaie beyond all miatakefianot itloole";
ea mightily like it, Ton toll you,'
Suppose you go to the telegraph
officeand See what kind 6f a Message he
sends,' suggested the agent. '
No sooner said than done. ' Iffisston-
ed around to tbe telegraph office and as
I wont in the man Caine out. ne
didn't seem t� recognize mee-at least
he didn't look at me --and I thought it
prudent not to notice him,
'Did that preacherlooking fellow
send 11 message to 0— f I asked of
the operator, when I bad gone in and
closed the door after me,
Yes. Why do you ask r
0, only Out of curiosity,' , replied.
'Wes it anything of importance The
Man said that hie brother-in-law Were
both killed this afternoon.'
, The operator- took thn copy of the
message from ths's file on the table end
lag it before MO, It *as addressed to
11. Griggs, and signed
balm G. Yen Seoter. It ,oad:
Heorrand Chitties aro, both dead.
They will he sent home Chitties -
Everything seemed oboi3istoot, and
any doubts had entertained �f the
the comn wa naafi in I T , , a , purehased Afestirs 'fl• I 4-
NORTIIIZOP dr. fiN MAN, 'Toronto.
Gop an it (lo's interest in the &eve pr'epal -
p.easan,sueuuer rescat. . tea=
daily. •
s the man whom had rittimi, aro now n
3 anufaeturing .11 from tile oil-.
Was staring Straight. at me; and I I Ask for 00mA:ewe' Stvgg'T (1‘S*TOR. - Ob.
seen in the express office. Thnred eve ! gi"alreell'e•
'startling Surprise met me. The - The tinaereined h • • •
not mistaken 1 iror a fhOlDSIlt my con- serve the name., -Do not 1)0'dt:caved, t)old by
sternation..was, WO great for words; I all metlidiee dettlers. 3. leo, 2t .ento.
COuld 'not Wive utteeed a sound had my ei 0 .r. I •
life &needed on it, •
!..4r1103fAs' ECI,T11.10-10 Of It! • Worm
t I Do oW A -TTII VD
This:man, ;elle' Was alive after •the! GI'4111) 1S .r41,
OF 1T ? _V __OT, 1T. X4.17f _
accident, which • the paper sold.. eansed Pain
. • . .
the deeth of Va S
bottle haseured
portatmn o their ' noscarrer et
o. S 01' tue B
UM 0 arrangement f comnion S " ul made' -------------
1.0110
•
'eull's
and Grigge, -chersimart 'Medne Ott .
oun InstoAr
cannot 'stay' where it is used. ;tie the •
n cotes.
and who had 1
ins was Stanfill% , . s. north I e '
now 'here in this ffi rema ;19"1'. ured an 01d
co n, to all appearance CiONPAr Tamilif,EN ; ix to
eases of pmv; iny, or two bottles our6s bad
be! caved
dead
streneer had
Sal& tillt N"A3 I)
eHlt anPlicrik a 14
I remeMbere
c that the „x so.na cures any cs-se of Ex° nen
. Thenn,o ; ane b Weir's
E0;. -DigHL
na curia emu back of eleht years' t •
q, s an iirr. D,
But two brothers are no apt to have er bottle of your OIL which effected a
dead brother resenabled him very closely*, Plank? of Brookfield, i says went 30
wotris, efeeif Cooked Limb. by six appli•
years, says " E have half of a 150 cent bottle
left. and .S100 would not buy it if T could get no
more." Rufus Robinson of nimbi, N.
says: "One small bottle of your Eclectric Oil
restored the voice where the -person had not
spoken above a tvhisper in five years." Rev. *.T.
11.fallory, of Wyoming, Y., writes: "Your
nolectrus 011 cured inc of Bronehitis in one
week." ' • •
It is composed of Six oif Tut ntsr Ons
Ann asowx. It bi as good for internal as for
exte rnal use, and is believed to be frame:tame*
ably 'superior to 'anything -ever made. Witi
save you much suffering and many dollars of
expense. .
leotrle that the eigniture of S; N. T110 -131A. S,
IDAVann ImItArimet.-Ask for Dr. Thelma EC -
is on the wrapper, and the name of Nontnnor & Lv,
--MAN blown in the bottle, arid TAKE NO OTHER. 'SW
by all medicine dealers, Price 05 cents. Northrop es
Lyman; Tofonto, proprietors tor the Dominion.
NoTz,- Belectrio-Selectedand Blecttized.
red glass eyes. Stich a coincidence as ca IVA ier io has had Asthma for
this was beyond the pale of reasonable
probabilities. .
'While yet I gazed' at the tupposed
corpse, the other eye opened a little
and I was sure that be was looking at
me. I was convinced that there WAS a
fraud here, but to show that I had dis-
oovered it might cost me my•life. Sol
very ouietlY replaced the lid of the
coffin and took a moment's time to
think the matter over.
I remembered my conversation with
the express agent, wIsich. we feared had
been overheard by the eleeical-loolcing
stranget, and could only come to the
aticlution that the whole thing was a
deliberate plan to niurder,me and gain
posspeeion of the $80,000 in my charge.
There was no delaying that the man '
With the red 'eye was alive mid I had
Hc; doubt that.the other man was also.
Kneeling clewn, placed my ear close
to the side' of the coffin, and could hear
him breathe quite distitetly, .1 re.
membeneLthatthe attendant who had
boarded the trainintended to enter the
ear at Redwood, ostensibly for the min,
pose of seeing the bodies-; and I could
not doubt that the three men intended
to ittteckemo after the train pulled, out
from the station, and rob the car before
our arrival sit the next stopping place.'
There -was ' hut one station between .ns
and Itedwerel, nna I knew Ivo would be
there in ten minutes More. I had no
time for hesitatien. Instant aotiois was
my only cheime foe safety. If I eould
Homo myself against attack mitil we
reached the next station, 1 fele that ell
would be well. In_ one instant 1 lira
decided IIDOD tt plan of action. As
quickly sapessible I piled several heavy
boxes Of merchandise on top of the
two eoffins, and theri knew' 1 was
We. Scarcely was this "isceoinplished
when we ran into the station. ,
immediately fotmd two or three
officers. Virg. the Man in the coach
was secured. Ire was highly indignatit
•
'11RE GREAT FEMALE ItEMEIYL
JOH 111081111 PERIODICAM 011,41.15
This weliknown triedreite is no impositioe
buts oats mid sato remedy for Venial° Dun.
culties and Obstructions, from any eausewhat,
aver; and although a peWerfttlreniedri it oon.
-tainsnothing hurtful to the constitution.
TO MABRIED *LADIF,S
It IS pecaliarly suited. It will, in a ehorttira e
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Itt ailonsaa of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pa1ii0j fhe Back and timbp, Heaviness,
blatigne on elightexertion, Palpitation of the
heart. Hysterics,- Sick Heielaehee, Whites,
andallthopainful diSefigeg Oecasioned by a
6h:ordered trystena, these Pine will effect keens
when all othernmanshave failed. • ,
Thee° Pills have never bean known ta fail
where the directions on the 2nd, page of pam*
phlet, aro well observed.
For £ullpartieulare, gat apae11phlet,froo, of
agent,
3-0B 110SP,S,NEW YOBICSonx-PneriasTen...
$1.00 and 12i cents for postage, enclosed to
Sorthrop cfa' layman, ,Toronto, Ont., general
agents for tire Dominion, will insure w bottle
containing over 50 pills by return null',
Sold iii3Olinton by 3'.11. Oeinbe and George
Obieley; E. Plieksoneand 1., unladen, Sea -
forth; 1.Kidd, oatiotbreloht,Parker & Cattle
and F. Ionian, Goderielt; H. Cameron Bay
tibiai7as.13ontbren,Hodgerville:and a 'fined'.
einedeaters.
P. G. LAME, Auctioneer and Appraleer
for Huron; !louse an .Ztottl,.....4gent„
Covivalsioner, Cenrooneer,
: .
•
114701ILD BESPECTP ULM INTIMATE TO TI1E
clatilje=i0sfeginliPte'„11"51t;i4nItS' thl" b"ing
Victoria Street, Clinton
• /fhairriowint-i»ind a. large oral seloot steak of
A L OP ?IT 'TUE
Studios Chairs, Tables, Ded:romn Sets, Loom/NOV/3st
Noi s, Of good Material, elephant workmanship and
finish, anti 'which he will sell at the owestremtincrative
rates,
‘.
E.E71431./k0 •PrOotpiN 4Y".Q.:21.DED TO
• • . '
CANE MAIM DESEATED, AS GOOD AS NNW
r-
1:513.1011.: 0 'NIA
Iternernber ate ?lace VICTORIA-gT!
tfiletol;,narch 6,1817
- •
•
Ann ea of Brass Counter Scales for stioy...
Clinton, Only 18, 1878
TUB ROYAL BALM is a more certain mine.
fly for pain, in a wider range of ciSses, and a more
agreeable Medicine than any other now offered
to the public ; even thmigh we de say for it what
no other:matinfaCtUrer will dare to say of his
preparation, :-It absolutely will not cure
everything from a corn On the toe to a dislocated
neck. It needs no highly eXaggeratecl puffing,
being one of the few tbing which sell on, their
oWn merits. 4. "
It is a pnrely vigeiable production; and is perfectly safe
for au infant of any agd. It is a per/at specific for
Dysentery. It. cures Cflintry, Dicerated,Sore Throat and -
Diphtheria, Nervous lieadathe, Neuralgia, Tieclolorena,
and Sciatica, Cholera; Cramps and pains in the stomach
and bowele, Diflaramation' Wands, Druisett, Spraine,
Burns , Scalds, Froat-bi tee, Ser. Vale°, 25 cents.
. .
3r. IL (103111E .1)rugoist
smix AGENT, cratarrqic. 104
Clocks, Watches, jeivellery, &c
•
hie eineerothank
Dtocehiriess3tutonircetrum
o
friends and costa
mers,fortheliber
olshareofpetronz
ag.ethatlehtutre ' •
tervedwhileearr .
Mg or Deduced in
Clinton,sedhopee
by a Shia Rhea -
tion to hneinesa,
and wing ovary
etfortto,meetthe
firal :1u:der:et ft: 6mtniein:
tif
lfe
Pb
-Ile would also take thin opportunity of atiattitn6"g
tbst 50
has taken his aim into partnership, and that the butt -
'twee will be conducted, in future under tiro style of 8, '
1'OWLET4 it SON, The tIrni will keep op band •
Watches, Clocks, Jeivellely, Bpebtaeles,
S. FOWLER
euitscnieratiMOSLBAvIl To STA'rn
-a• to the 'midi(' that he IteOpil Oantif Antlq' en heed
a large e nd sueerlorelassef
COFFINS,, CASItETS,
CoflIn Trimmings and Robes,
, With a Wan& 11EAESPI. Vrom 0031,15S always
on heed. Vertlea can be supplied ip one hope, et
any timerat
TEWPEi CENT LESS
Thah can be procured tI ttsy otter
A full stock of IrtNITIIRE
0.k1w0315on hand.
,orimon;14 10,1671,TEOS. STEVENSON,
And all other artieles In their line
All kinds of Pipes Reieireil and Mounted.
ne,Parl,1,M, '0(.111111M, P., ;lona otr short notice, in a •
WOrAtatt111110 manner, nud on reasonable tonne.
A 1,01ilir 81'13DET, 'LORIN 01'
Clinton,Dec. 0,1877. ' • '
BLACKSMIIITING.
• hernatuVer that the pistol) to got ;stork done is et '
110;)WELL% OLD STAND,
HURON' STBEBT, CLINTON.
JfOfl&I$110VINO A S'PEOIAL,TY, told'
" dote
0,1 legeat geterisooy prtnelpia,
na1ngtegagad T. x. enonomen, V.81 etutoni.n,
W111 hive the benefit ot his abide, in ell cases, free or
charge. All kinds of Gliklitml, Annie* clout prinnptly
and on reasonable
Oaring wecared it 9Air 1f.th1L&7fl Ja»
prepared te tie anytithaly ut Mk lea,
,
AinVntiv 04t1llANDBIL,
Meter, M410,1018 .