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/Neuralgia, Sciatica, f-err'L•:r foo,
Backache, Soreness e:` • Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore T '• li-
ings and Sprain:, ; d
Scalds, Geneva,
Naim,
Tootle, Ear and Hoar,' •r°r fed
Fos!' and Ears, c:. . , ^ or';er
Pains and is c.•
No Preparation on earth egm,,s `•r. JAcoge Ott,
a a sole, sore, simple and cheap Extert,ld
Remedy A trial entails hut the eoniparatively
trilling outlay of 60 Cents, and cora on„ nntl„ua•
with pain can have cheap and, pw.t.,e pr„e(
claim..
Directions in Eleven Laugna„ re,
BOLD 3Y ALL DRUGGIST& AND
IN I'MEDICINE,
A. VOGELER & CO..
Baltimore, b;'d.,
INSURANCE
On all Descriptions of Property,
AT LOWEST RATES.
40 C. RIDOUT, Clintoa.
S. 'YOWLER, e3z SON,
BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON,
Nave on hand a ohoice assortment of CLOCKS,
WATCHES, JEWELLERY and PLATED WARE of
all kinds.
Clocks, Watches, &Ica, repaired on short notice
ALL WORE WARRANTED.
hIcEILLOP UNA FIRE INSURANCE CO,
THOS. NEILANS, AGENT,
HARLOCK,,-ONT.
Farmers wishing to insure will find this Company
ne of the best and cheapest.to inenre in, and will be
waited on at theirhotnoe if information be sent to the
Agente'ofrice. 4y
IF YOU ARE - TRAVELLING
° o
EAST Z WEST
-- LO YUUt: TWEETS FEIN---.
Jas. Thompson, Town Agent G.T.R.
Farm gad Town Proportias for Sala
GOOD BARGAINS.
1 That comf,irtahle frame cottage, nearly nan,'situ-
n.ted at the corner of Bond and ling Streets, un Lot
OA, Gordon Survey. The house comprises four rooms,
with good Stone cellar. The Int contains over a quar-
ter of an acre, comprising a Large garden with fruit
trees, a stable and workshop, and a good well 1010
pump under cover, Apply to the proprietor, .1. C.
('k ICH, or to the undersigned.
2. That large and commodious frame dwelling house
near the O.W. Railway Station, lately occupied. by the
Station agent. Iias parlor, dining room. eight bed-
rooms, kitchen, pantry, &c. Large stone cellar. Hard
and soft water in building. Stated' fur a large family
or a boarding-house. Lately fimxhcd and in gond 00rr•
Mitten. Apply to the owner, \tit. (1. BR0Ttir, ur to
the undersigned,
S. Lot 29, in the Twelfth Concession of C,odcrichtown•
ship, near Icolmasville, l u acre•', about 40 cleared, bal•
ince well timbered. Frame house 0110 Stable. Well
!suited fur a dairy or grazing farm. Only $200 required
down; or would be exchanged for town property,
Apply to 71a, E. Morsresrl.ta, Myth, or 10 the under-
sign ed,
x4. The valuable hotel prupert,tfen'Victoria Street,
(Tin ton, known as T.ane's.11otel, .now Occupied by Mr.
(100. Knox, comprising. a large hotel building, driving,
1101110, four choice town, lots, &c.
5. That clogltnt two -stony, frame ,hvelling house on
"Huron Street, Clinton, formerly held by J. C. Stiller,
now occupied by lir. John P. Sl grain.
tt. The comfortable frame cottage 00 North Street,
which belonged to the late Mr. John Pugh, now nocu-
-ucd by 211, Win. Bailey ; with two large lots, good gar;
(1011, Re,, near the 1 1tt�t,;41i11.
7. Thu good frame eottac;eand large lot, No. 907, on
Erie 0)11-1-1-, t lintn0. The lot Isno ar L11011111001011 of the
two r„tiways„uulm,n lc,"caftcr he valuable as a factory
site,
Al. ,, ,'L•ef 1,,1•a 11J hn.ld'nu' for .)11c, .aptly to
• II, 11.1.16, Huron Street, Clint( n.
Broaall sat 6 , Box
UN 1)E.RNA KERS.
tlur .'n,) o1 liulcrt alta: gaol'. i. ver. large and
complete. l'vl eunn requiring anything tn t.h;s line
v: iri 1ine1 it to theft ae1e000(100 to call and 000 110,
a.
Wo have ju room“ -ed a bergs stock of Walnut
and Rosewood Caskets, also, Coffins of all des.
a ripti,ms, Rom rho 101st 1 'nmolian and American
ma.uufaetnrc r., 1Co have also n. select sande 111
ROBES & TRINIMIV Ca .
rr p1'<11;t(01 l.o m•n is)) th01r ,mu10 at half the
0)?' '' formerly charged for the same.
N4,. i'✓ T8RIS.2TC 131C.t)C I> -
J.
BIDDLECOMEE,
Match and (lack Maker,
JEW ItT.LE11, &c.,
wonld renpeetfnllyannrntnceto his enstome,',and the
public generally, that he has removed into his former
building, on
ALBERT rtrREET, OPPOSITE 'rule MARKET,
Whore he will keep an hand a select assortment of
Clocl,•.e, 1Catehes, Jewellery, and Silvrrwar
of 2/1 kinds.
Which be will sell at reasonable rates. Repairing o
every description promptly attended to.
J. BIDDLECONBE,'ALasar STARE
Clinton, Dec. 5, 1878.
St. icr
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,FA,RJfl1r G IN. DAKOTA..
TO G. K. BARNES,
General Passenger Agent
Northern :Pacific R. R.
St 1:'au1, Miinii:r{;
DEAR SIR,—I canielthere .from •t1e
Township of Culross, County of Bruce,
Onttar io, three years ago last spring, and -
located two and a •half miles south of
Wheatland, Dakota, When I came
here my means were very limited. Now'
1 have 160 acres under. cultivation on:
my homestead and 80 acres on another
farm that I bought last spring:- The
average yield of my wheat this season
was 20 bushels to the acre, of No. 1
Hard, which I sold for $1.33 per bushel:
All other crops grow land mature fully as
good as wheat does. I consider this the
bust country in the world for a poor man,
providing be is sober and industrious.
When I came here I was was only worth
$1,2110, now I am worth over $8,000. ,
Yours respectfully,
JOHN, MCKENZIE;
• Late of Curloss, Bruce Co.
Wheatland, Dalt., Nev. 1 lth,,1881.
GEo. K. BARNES,
General Passenger Agent,
Northern Pacific R: R.
. St. Paul, Minn.
DEAR , SIR.—I left the County, of
Bruce, Ontario, in the spring of 1.881;
and came to Wheatland, Cass Co.,. Da-.
ota. 1 took alp 160 acres of land and
also botight 160 acres more for which I
paid $5 -per acre, for tie latter I would
not take $2,000. I had in crop this
year (1881) 30 acres; of this 20 acres
of wheat averaged 18 bushels to the
acre, and the balance in oats, yielded -35
bushels to the acre.. For my wheat I
received $1.25 per bushel and. 'for my
oats I can get 75. cents per,.bushel. It
cost me only $7 per acre'to raise my
Crops. So to all sly friend's who want
good wheat lands, ,-a healthy climate,
good water and good markets, I say
come' to Dakota next spring. 1
Yours truly,/ ..
EDMOND COLLINS,
Late of Bruce Co., Ont.
Wheatland, Dak., Nov. 11th, 1881,
Womnds Windom. ' ..
"She inaiets that it is of more importance that
her fatally shall be kept in . full health, than
that she should have all the fashionable dresses
and styles of the times. She therefore sees to
it, that each member of her family Is supplied
with Hop Bitters, at the first appearance of any
symptoms of anydll health, to prevent a at of
sickness with) its attendant expense, care and
anxiety.. All women should exercise their wis-
dom in this way.”—Neo Haven Palladium,
A SURPRISED PHYSICIAN
A DY1N.G PATIENT RECOVERS THOUGH
BrickStory® Si °n af e PadtoC1;
ALSRERT' STREET, (3LIzsr—r or.T.
all the leading stoves of Canada' We
We have now on.,band :a ,large and complete stock of
name a few:
—
MARQUIS COOK .STOVE
CROWN MARQUIS,
MILNE' WOOD .COOK,
GOLDEN AGE,
GOLDEN SUN.
STERLING; r' .
NORTHERN,...
•TELEOR;API
TELEPHONE,
GOLDEN CROWN
.And a quantity of others too numerous to, mention. Aisb, a full stock of PA01L0 I PARLOR
COOK and HALL STOVES, BASE BURNER COAL STOVES;':: including: the celebrated Ilan ANT
HOME, also the PATENT CHALLENGE- iixAT.EIu, fore; wood, the most economical and most pow-
erful beater in the market A large stock af=13pT AIR Deans, STovn PIrE,',BLBOWS, &c.
Intending purchasers will rind -it to .their adyautage to call and get. prices and exsmine our
stock, as we are in a position to sell at low prices, are determined not to be undersold by
' • J ' any House in the county.
Desi No. I Oanadian COAL 011;. Also,' AMERICAN COAL OIL. Complete
' stock. of LAMPS and LAMP GOODS,
Don't mistake the place for cheap Stoves;° Red:
Brick. Store, -sign of the Padlock, .Albert Street:.
Clinton.-
ARLlA1 'i7 . SROs.
Ary
THE INTERPOSITION OF A HU\fBLE GER:. • a
ni
MAN Some 'weeks neo Dr. 0-,-,- a
very reputable and widely -known physic-
ian, living on C=— street; was called to
attend a very complicated case of rheufiia- . v R -E.-1- •C
TY
tistn. Upon arrivlug at the house he found •
a man about forty years of age, lying in a
pliostruted and serious condition with his -
whole frame dangeruusly afeeW with the
painful disease, Be l) sc11 d fur the
patient, but tilt; man couti ued to grow, v
worse, and on Sunday evening be wag'
found to 'be in a very alarming condition.
Thelruees and elbowsand larger joints were
greatly inflamed and could not- ne moved.,,
It was only with extreme difficulty that
the patient could 'be turned in bed, with
the aid of three • or four persons. The
weight of the clothing was so oppressive
that: means had to be adopted to keep. it
from the patient's holy. The doctor saw
that his assistance would be of no avail,
and left the house, the members of the
family foIloiving him to the door, weeping.
At this critical hour, a ii,eighhor, a•poor and
humble German shoemaker, appeared to
the grief -smitten , 11es. -as a. saving angel;
He had heard of the despair of the family
and now asked them 'to try. his •remedy,
and.accordin,gly brought forth a bottle of
St, Jacobs Oil. Asa drowning man will'
catch at straws, set i.he poor wife applied
this remedy she had no hope, but world
try anything, as kt matter of :duty. The
first application eased th'e patient very
much ; after a few hours they used it, again,-
and, Wonder of wonders, the pain vanish
ed entirely : Every subsequent applica•
tion improved the sufferer, and in two
clays he was well and out.' When the
doctor"called a few days after, he, was in-
deed surprised ; for, instead of a corpse,
lie was a new -made roan,-Exehan.ge..
FOR .0 E30Ic b
AI.NOW.
Ou Tuesday evening, Dec. 20th, a num-
ber of the inhabitants of Armow-and vier
nity, to the number of about 250, assemb-
led in the town hall, to witness "an euter-
taiument given by the pupils of. the. Ar -
mow public school. W:1'1. R,obinson, hav-
ing been ,called to the chair, the entertain-
ment was opened by a piece from 'the
choir, who represented the musical fa-
culty of the neighborhood, and had been
training for some time cinder the superin-
tendence of Mr. Shutt, a gentl'e'man who
was on a visit to these parts from Toronto,
consisted of Messrs. Strutt, E. Carpenter,
A. Campbell, E. Bilden, T. Shier, and
Misses A. Shier, M. S. Sherofelt and
Bessie Carpenterig, The opening efbor't
WAS loudly applauded by the audience;" a
dialogue followed which was well received,
entitled, ” effects of bad cont,panty.” This
was followed by a song from Miss Mabel
M. Hiles, aged 5 years, which was sung
with remarkable clearness and effect, quite
surprising -'in one en young. Among the
recitations we were particularly,struck by
the rendering of ." Macaulay's Battle of
Ivey," by Miss Stolid. Miss S. Hiles and
Miss L. Carpentedistributed a bouquet
of songs during t .e evening to the great
delight of the audience. At the close of
a long and instructing progrunime, T.
Hiles proposed, ! seconded by T: Shier;
that the thanks and good wishes of the
assembly he given to the teacher, T. C.
Graham, for hie efforts in providing so au-
ceptible an entertainment, this was en-
thusiastically responded to bye the midi.
once, after which the national aathetn
was sung and all retired to their horires.
Mr. McKellar, of Tiverton, purposes
shortly erecting a cheerio factory, near this
village, to be in readiness for the coming
summer.
The wife of Mr. T. Sherofeltiis visiting
ber friends at Guelph.—Coltr+>
"G -CD
aeries,
CrL; A S S7STA.RE,
CLINTON.
GLASSWARE .A1 la 'BIG. iSto0IJI' T to male room for opeitii(gup
, a. full line of BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONARY.
Choice five -pounce Tins MACKEREL; cheap.
FRUITS-Leiiio n;- i°aiige', A'0Ii:te'. at).(ciri.ec3 F'1•�i�itsa_
-FRESH' SMOKED.._HADDIE.
FRESH ':SEA HERRING.
C11L'U T11NGE3AM.1, ,Minton
ova.
•
alpine
!2e)
As: our new workshop is fitted „up and, going;, wo are now prep red;. t'o manufacture ;every
thing in' the b'tirnitu're
aA R lg O R S U a Of. the 'veFy, latest dosrgns in 1' aw Silk,' Judd,
Repp's, Moquette -'and Bair Cloths'
BEDROOM"-SET'S.in Mahogany, \' aliiut, Ash, trimmed.with Wal. ; =
9 nut and `l1ahogany; Cherry, lighf and, dark.
Elm and Basswood, in all the newestan, leading styled, and finish only I\ o. 1. Sets 5S pieces ,
—Bureau, good large Looking Glass, nice close Stand, iine'high Bed, and --2 Chairs,: all for ''
ONLY $1 —look again' at the prico--ancl ulotvardo,' to 175, in, styles 'tosuit'every'taste -f
andprYc'tls fitted to e'v'ery purge
t :C od,
All are npw .pattelrns: 'tend i designs- No old 'mule or had za etockc.li • '1
Jwmg tb preApfit orders that"nmst be filled, 1t will be 1,01)10 time before our stock can be very large; but to recent pr
fnodate all„wg.have photos and designs in full size of the'loadin�°strles, to b"e nnide'tlt order when notiiii steep
$PiCIAL°'ATTENT ON TO ORDERED WORK
Anything in the Cabinet 'tii a Made on tiie least possihic uoti'ee, an1Tiat•the finest Margin t live ml. I3y stria- ,
attention to business with an eye to accommodate. 4110 please,: we. hope to sec all. our oldcu •niore, and many
new Ones at aha Warerooms of the of INTON CABINET' COMPANY. o -
Ash, Cherry, Butternftt, Elim, Dlaple andv Basswood,, taken in excl;nage fog
G: ie&111,'.' 9.5 NT" ;ct43.1 la,'' >sulr: et..,
H
opt
ELT BOOTS Cheaper than ever,
Morse Blankets; fBuffalo and boat Robes
at filtiottoni ,Prises..
"..�.. TW1T0: : Dli,
Victoria, 131oel , CX'iritcl►x�. '. I
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