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Takeleasure in "announcing to their customers and the public, that they have re-
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We have. on handl a fullassortment of TRUNKS AND VALISES; which we sell
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My stock of WALL PAPER and DECORATIONS for the spring trade,are
:marked off and are now com etc sam les of which I will take great pleasure in
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showing to my friends throughoutthe country. These 'papers ,.weie;•hought direct
from the. leading Canadian and European manufacturers, and 'will lie found to
contain the newest and handsomest designs' in the market, great care having been
taken to select suchatterns as experience has'tau ht .nie"are particularly a,,idaited
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to the'requirernents of my ,custou';ers.
Last week mypapers nonnc d b , allsaw them, the best value and My .assort -
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Anent the finest ever shown in Clinton. The amount sold vias very large. The goods turned
out as represented, and gave entire satisfaction4o my` customers. My collection this week is
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I snnoh larger, the assortment. much better, and the prices so low as to defy" competition. I
am confident an inspeetion;will confirm the statement that my efforts to ;meet the wants of.
my customers, are far ahead of anything ever attempted by any dealerrM.Clinton.'
Jaa'I would call attention to' the fact`, that my, papers' are full' 21 inches wiae, while' those
generally sold are only 18 inohes7 '
A new lot of that excellent WINDOW PAPER at 5.c. per yard. All kinds of Sewing 11,11) --
chines and Needles -kept in tock. Also, :.KTADIPINQ DONS.
ALL' KINDS OF PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
J. J.' WILLIAMS, - •- STAND,- SMITH'S- BLOCK,
OPPOSITE POST ••,OFFICE, CLINTON.
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From the leading American and Canadian manufacturers, at moderate prices.
Also m Celebrated Doherty Organ,
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DOHERTYORGAN is irrevocably TheTHE OHE v cab] established, supremacyofes ablished hav-
ing been awarded First Prizes, Medals. and Diplomas • at the Provincial and
Industrial exhibitions in Montreal and Toronto.
A large stockof Violins, Ztrixi
a g'e � g"si Bows,
Concertinas, Flutes, Fifes, Shoot and,l°Socia
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Music, 73, ora. ' atmost . reasonable
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ANYTHING IDT r171•IE ABOVE LINES, NO'I'. IN STOCK, PROCURED ON
THE SHORTEST, NOTICE,
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WHAT THE' JAPERS SAT OF @T.
Sir John's name,will,go down toppateri.e;.
ty as the author of the most"infamoue out-
rage ever perpetrated on a:free people.—
Stratford Beacon. , •
Can any sane Man pretend that the
gerrymandering of Elgin is, anything but
a'; ohtical dod e? : a10 aoy 'sensible and
right thinking maprove of it? Apd
yeti Elgin is one' on,apf the mildest, cases in the
list• of outraged :counties: —St. ,Thomas
Journal.
Should Sir John 'carry the Bill ,"the Li.
beret party, backed by the free, honest,
independent opinion of the country will
teael hilt a leaken'at'the pills .,which will
Cover "him with • ehame• and confusion.-
Thia is a life and :death fight and we will
have it out, confident'Ithat,right will" tri-
.umph over the perpetrators of the greatest
political crime ever contemplated. -Ottawa
Free Press. •
In this.; gerrymandering`:Bill Si Johii
Shows his fear of therighteoua.indignationl
which his conductlaa;Premier.hae invited
the peoplecan make him 'feel the effect of
that indignation 'in spite.of the legislative
barrier whioh haia- building ;up -in :the.elos
ing dayejofthe session. .ShouldSir John
and hla.party lose'' Ontario after the rediae
tribution, :he will be Snot only defeated but
deigraced,, ;for.:•he;does : r%,ot •Sglit',fairly. ;•
should he win another terns of office,: he
will find hia National Policy a• heavy load
to carrybefore the,•exniratioq,of another
parliamentary,
Hamilton'Tinies
• The Liberals are.eveFyWeere etganizrng
and prepar ng:.tn:test.pubhe •opinion upon:
the Re -distribution Bill, -aft well ,ae' eery
other act of the present Administration,
including -the refusal to, ratify tha Bolin
dary Award; the disallo rance. of Provin
ciallegisl"anon, and the anany iniquitous
and 'unnecessary 'tariff burdens inflicted
,upon•the taxpayers of the ".00untry. .If
the electors of Ontario are prepared to ap-
prove or condone the Conduct of the Otta-
wa Ministry in reference to the questions,,
then they ate .certainly unworthy. to be
'called 'free= men find' British subjects.="
Montreal` Herald. " •
A more gross outrage upon the right o
anelectorate never attetn ted, and let
wasp , ,
ns`hope'never win ^,be again. Such nefa
rious practices, whether in politics -`or out
of: it, may',serve as -it tempoaary;advantage
or apparent gain, but, they; never' -fail, in
the course; of,time, to react Upon the- per-
•petrato,rs.'' There is not the • slightest
doubt but Sir John: A.. Macdonald, :.while',
boasting of his political strength, feels that
the power which he gained through polite.,
cal trickery tit the,last.election, was certain
to vanish and •it•,became a,niatterof.neces-`
sit to make some. desperate effort before
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again going beforiethe tribunal of'the peo-
ple, to better his chances.—Listowell Ban-:
r er. L
It remains to be seen whether the. :peo
ple of Ontario are -thus to be driven. H
sueliecheming and trickeryproves'succesa-
fur, mt is about -. time, "say:we; that Ontario.
step •snit of Confederation -and Menage her.
'own affairs. We've got :the •men,.. and
we've got themoney, tqo, and we eee no
reason why the Province should not' -pros-
per under,a local regime, and let Sir John
'of Vancouver, Tupper of Nova Scotia, and
the Bleus:of Quebec run 'the' other Provin-.
ces. as it .Confederation;- if they please.
Confederation we have always favored.-
Right is right, but outrage,' foul and Most'"
unnatural, against the :life and progreas.
and prosperity of this,Provinoe, we ought
to resist, even to breaking -the bonds of
the Confederation -;,pact. -Brantford :Ex-
positor.
Sir"John Macdonald will have a difficult
task in justifying hisea-distribution, Bill.
It has a confession -of -weakness air',•about
it.-' It appears to be in • the', interest of
Conservatives • ,•,and- whit is w�rse,it is.
in the interest of;Conservativea,atthe ex=
pence of •Reformers. Itis tricky` in' its
details and unworthy of a' statesman.
Surely it: were. possiblg„to:add:five new.
Ridings without 'disturbing the political
complexion of fifty. • It 'set's at bad prece-
dent. :Hereafter, with every change . of
government, .we may expect,a .re=adjust
anent of representation. It shows a dis-
position to'fight for office'instead 'of fight.
for principle. It allowsmenin . office'
'using their :majority and ,power to keep in
office.—Toronto World '(Conservative). •
This monstrosity, however, unless weare
mistaken, will have one good .effect. It'
will teach Reformers who connived at the
defeat of Liberal candidates in -1878, the
reed on which they leaned' when they e t
panted anything like political justice from]
SirJohn-Macdoneld.. • ” The leper-eannot,
change 'his epots," is a 'maxim of which the
Gerrymandering._ B%il isnot the first ek-_
,ample. eerinly expect every ,man
who, four.,,yeara :ago was,:lukewarm„' t'o•
stand to-his.colorssat•the • coming •election,
and assist inpunisl ing this last o, 'rage on
the rights of Ontario. Nor can even Con-
servatives -afford 'to disregard this'groas
rnjustice. Once, "establish :the principle
that a governmentiinay ciitand eaten con-'
stituencies: as it pleases, • and there is no
Safety under any Administration whatever
Guelph Mercury.
•A more infamous invention for Stifling
the voice of the majority of' the free 'Alec
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tors' of Ontario could not be conceited.
Every principle of representation,' :every
rule of justice and'fair play and every con
sideration ' of honor and . manliness has”
been violated in order to keep this,: great
oexertingits tim"teinflu-
cefr i a
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• In ite " f their b
a t the � Che. i o e ,oast,
en e a p s -p
ing;, in the face of their persistent':asser-
tions thatthey have been growing Stronger
year, by year, they have conie,down iitlast
to oonfesa by -acts thai-apealt:l`ouder than
words„that-they dare not tweet the elec.
tors of Ontario on the old battle fields of
the'province. Nolonest, honorable Con-
servative can manfully approve of the game
he';is
Playing,; no fair Minded'nian,can at,
tempt to jnetify it. Let the Liberals • be
not dretilayed. •Rather let ue.go into •the.
:fight with;redoubled'vigor and in every con-
atitueney,from the Otters; ;to' the St. Clair
give the people a chance to' show by. them;
ballots whether they are willing to uphold
-the politicalgamesters who'are vain cls
fotilmeans, o maintain themselvesuin
office. --Sarnia Observer:
AROUND THE -COUNTY.
C. Town, : ,Gefiry and J 11aUi ntyne; •
of Bra'ssela, ehgt q4 wild ducks in one day:'
jteeently,
Mr. Peter Young'sold R135is farm
9th con. of Howick, to Mr. David Fergu-
eon, of Whitby, for_0.,000, '
J. Stewart,' M D., of Brncefield, has
been ch,eeen a non resident Councillor of
M eGilliclollege r, dtiti e,Saciety.
r,, Ar G. Vanigkirlpild of Elti nd rile.
lathe owner of a s �tendid-jersey z cow and
calf=a Fare thug around here. `
Mr.John King has puachased the bak-
er bu mess an'
d o d "'1
e o ll late] carried
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on by,Mre Eberhardt, Bayfeld.
Miss. Gibson,; -school te.acher at Kinbu>tn,;
dl aves shortly for Wroxeter, where Ahe half
been engagedas ab8ietatnt yteach'er for°that
school.
The friends of &Ii Samuel Hicks enter-
tained him at a complimentary supper at
•Daisy's: hotel, ,Egmondville; on Friday
evening prior to , hie ;'departure £or the.
Northwest: °1'",
s 1° TEisEaa '`" he n
Pisan . r,, i ewaude= "uieit
little gem for the teeth and breath. has a beati-
funy plated Metal aerew top, Try a 5 cent
sample.' .
The. Minters. ;Lawrence Brothers lave,
sold'their farm'on` lire 4tii” concesaiom'''of
Tuckersmith, "to•a gentleman .from near
Toronto; for 1$10,000 `i'he farm: contain
160 acrk s I ¢
JohnWitfield, of Grey, -has hisereamery
about'ready for operation and .work will
commence about 16th''inet. Be•has the
promise of 200 °owe, and will thus be
Wed' to turn Out about 2001bs. of butter:
each day
.Almostabadfire occurred on Sunday
morning in the Oddfellows Hall, .Gerrie-.
A•stovepine passes:through the, ante -room
from which the floor caught fire, luckily it.
-was seen in time before it got much head -
'way or the whole block would have been in
danger, is the Buildings are built closely. •
On Wednesday, evening a,,number. of
• , friends; of Mr.:. John F. Robinson, Gode-
rieh,,tlie vocalist, met;that gentleman at
.:the ""Woodbine," and presented himwith
a handsome'gold-ring instok"en of•their ap-
preciation of his valuable aid in aiding:t'be
'services in -the -R. C: Church; on various
o sions
•ccs
Rtsrincr TheGfey' Hales of old a' a demand
and eb uld roeetve respoot—but the Grey Hairs
of ymwg ppeeoople rennins .attention, in lthe way
of using,( ingeleee Er renewer. Bold by ail
iirnakiette, bo cents per•bottle.
Wilh''regret we chronicle the' death' of
1blr. Edmund Ross, at., the •age of 72, one.
of the ,oldest residents of, Amberly, : town-
-ship of Ashifield, which"`took place on Wed-
'nesday last. 11fr. Ross was:one of the oldest
=settlersin the county, and tool: up laud
here .long before the Grand Trunk
g Railway
'leas built. '
ontMonday evening' Dr and Mrs.
• lranle of,. G,odetieh were :requested to etep
into' the basement. Of the church where
they nnezpectedly etuifronted. about 60' of,
the lady •melabers of"` their " congregation.:
Before their surprise. could be allayed an
addrese:_waspresented,. accompanied with
a subsiau ial sum of••money. ,
The Rev. "Mr..Thowpson, tte esteemed
-pastor, of Union Presbyterian. Church,:
Brucefield, " having' been "unable through
ill health to attend to :his pastorial duties
for some tittle,' has been granted three
Months leave Of absence by his • ;congrega
tion, and will take a •trip -to the old conn•,
try. • He will be accompanied by llirs..
_Thompson ,' - i -
A young man', named Chas. McInnes,- of
Palmerston, a brakesinan, was; seriousli'.
injuredatthe Brussels station on Satur-
day. He was riding on -lierear, of one of
the care;: being shunted and fell off and af-
ter • being: '.dragged".so'tne distance was
thrown`into the ,cattle !guard.: His head'+
was cut,, .some bones•broken in hie foot and
hia back injured:
Many; of our readers will regret to learn
.of the sad fate which recently < befel "AIr."
;James Watt, ,formerly of Hallett, in Cali-
fornia.dt seems that Mr. Watt, i with.
others, :was engaged in the Hayward mine,:
You 'Bet, California, when he :Was crushed
to death. • ,IY1r.: Watt had a large': farm . iu
the township of Hullett, and for • several
years was extensively. engaged in ,cattle:
:droving:` He left here; about. five years.
ago, and was for a time in Texas,' and, was.
there engaged in the stock business, • aiid
'ultimately went - to California. 1 -lis bro-
thers and other relatives still reside,'iii
Hullett,`add are well known to cnany of
our readers.
Neve'
Give. up
Tryon. are suffering -with:low and' depressed
spirits doss of appetite, general. debility dieor-
dered'blood,; weak constitution, beadache,,or'
•any disease of-a:bilious nature, byall means
procure; a bottle of Electric Bitter You will
be surprised to see the rapid improvement that
will follow • ; you will bo inspired with new life,
strength- and- activity wilt-returnTj iin anis
misery wiil.cease, and henceforth yon will ro
foiceinthepraise'of Electric 13itters. Sold,
tilt's', cents a; bottle by J, B.0 Cointio;' druggist•
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Ilucklen'a Arnica Salve.
The, best Salvein the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Saltdiheum, Fever Sores, Totter:
ohapped Rands, CChilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Plies. . It is,
adarranteed to• give, perfect satisfaction, er.
money refunded. • Price 25 cents per boa For
Sale by X. 1-I. Combe., .
Wednesday Glebe contained the fol-
lowing paragraph :—John Nelson Darby,,
religious writer, is dead, aged 82 years.
Ile was the yonngest son of. the late John
Darby, of 'Leap,' Kings County,- Ireland,
was born in Westminster in 1880, gradu-
ated -in 1819 at Trinity College, Dublin, in
high, classical honors,; and was called to
the bar. He subsequently took ordersf;
but not long after abandoned this position
to more freely exercise his ministry in
Great Eritaia and Ireland, France, Swit-
zerland, Germany,. Holland; &e., and at a
latter day in North and South America,
and in the West Indies, New Zealand, and
Australia:' Hellas translated the entire
Bible into
Germanand
the New Testa-
ment into French as well as into' Englisb;
Besides incessant preaching in these aS•
well as in; other languages (chiefly among
those cotnmonlyknown as s " Brethren," or
"Plymouth Brethren,") he has written on
scriptural subjects so largely that; his col-
lectedwritings, now in course of republi-
;cation, independent of and uniform with
his longest single. work " Synopsis of the
Books of Bible," fivevolumes, will exceed
twenty-five thick volumes crown ave,
• A LAD'S EXPERIENCIC.
Dlrs. T. A. Gist, No. 1204 Walnut street, Phila-
delphia. -Pa., writes I had inffaminatOry'
rheutna ' na
tis very' badly. In one footand ankle
it seemed to have taken hold with the detor-
mination,to stay some time ; and the morning' I
obtained' the St. Suoobs Oil'I Could not put, my
foot down to tlie•floor, even for an instant. :,I
used it that oyening for the first tittle, and the.
nett moiling for, the. second` time, and that.
afternoon put m' foot do'iVn for soveal' min-
utes, Oh Sunday following 1 could, stand up
and walk -a, few steps. On Tuesday; could Walk
about my r0oni,,and Wont down stairs by hold:.
ing on to the banisters. Now I can walk quite
well Mut there is very little pain left. Just
think Mut I One bottle and a half and I am most free
from pain. Tt 18 a Wonderful inodic1ne. • •,i
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Oh, Mrs:'" Snyder, what a lovely 'Dress you. are wearing,
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where
did you procure su li• :
...e a beautiful g
piece of goods?, ,
h el . fr'
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wy, I s ectad i t m, . . ; . L immense.` ;.
:stock, .and I ';ars',.glad you like it, for he showed me so ;Many
,pieces equally attractive that I. found .it ektremely'' difficult to
make.a choice. ` f bought that PABespL from him,also, and have:
since found that I got it 50 cents cheaper than, it
couldbe"'pur-
chased
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elsewherehe. has .an. unlimited ::quantity of them:
"His. f -P 1 n r
stock o PRINTS :is really e o mous, and such a va-
riety of:charixiing patterns and colors,' and socheap—why, yob.
can
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get a'complete • Dress, .buttons .and' alh'for 60 cents.
" He has a splendid lot of RUFFLING, FRILLING, COLLARETTES,
TIES and GLOVES.
" Then his STAPLE: GOODS,, IIQLLANDS, TICKING, COTTONS, .,
HESSIANS, • SHIRTINGS'and DUCKS'are all of the very best quality,.
and the; price is no higherthait WO have usually paid for -inferior'
goods.
"-He has piles upon piles o£ the nicest TwEEbs..you ever.
saw, and sells a first-class suit for $1;-. ' I intend sending John
and Alex. up ; tonight to; leave their "ineasures'fer suits ; he
always "'hut . in ; good ,Trimmings,' and then his cutter, turns out
sucherfect fits. .
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" And in BOOTS AND SHOES T am sure :Mrs; McKinley he
can:, just beat.. anything., I' sent Nancy.:' up last night for a pair,
and she brought home a fine pair of four -button street Slippers,
and all they cost was one dollar. I never saw anything like
them for less than .$1.25',
" Then___his stock of GLASSWARE and CROCKERY is very large
and cheap, and the price of his GROCERIES is ', cut very fine: I
am `:sure hip profits bar small, in fact 'I ".don't see how he.makes
a,livin - at all, unles it is' from doing .
� o such .a business --
Why
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the store � ' every `
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ed ve y.tine I o there, •and the 'quRri
quan-
tity ofgturned out is astonishing.'
Y goods
That is the secret my` friend. Profit of few. centsn the
a w.o
dollar, with an extensive trade, keepsY''
i the ship sailing.
And .l
co��a ate 'stock reliable "will'
1 prices' goods, and 1
P �g � nd close p ,,..,
still further increase f e cease the business.
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WARNOCK'S, BURREL'SAND RIXFOWD'S,.IN ALL TINE. BESTBRANDS
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BARBED WIRE0 SOLID STEEL , TWO 'AND FOURPOINTED..
ROYAL CAl1ADIlN CLOTHES WRINGERS, clietiper than ever.
Stoves, Tinware 8c I amb Foods.
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