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Christmascomes but once a year.
0ic�lluscal 1nstruments
CHEAP FOR THE
HOLT DAYS.;,
Music Emporiiiin, Perrin's _Block, Clinton,.'
�e . selling their large stock of Music and
�,1 g g..
Musical Instruments cheap, : including Violins,
Concertinas, Accordeans, Flutes,
:Mouth Organs,
7
Violin Bows and Strings, Book and Sheet Music/
Instruction Books, &c.
d . see ,their stack sederur 2r.mas
pressers,and maze your homes 'bright
and. cheerful, ;and your children ' -•
bright:: and happy.
DON" 7' 1'Q irCE'3' TEE s zinnEss.
USIC EMPOR!U
Perrin's Block, Market Square,
S,C,IENTIF.tiE aiND `.41',t!E1 4Ut C SOCI11tTli .
(By our special' reporter.) I
The House of Commons having been
dissolved, writs were issued, and a new
election took place, last week with the re -
OUR LETTI R BOX.
The Naw Elia does not hold itself responsible for
the opinions of its correyttgntlepts. 'Letters are cordi-
ally invited from all wito ,have -a grievance or anything
of public interest to (lacus, Write'ou ono side of the
paper givo your uame and address as a means of au -
salt of, sustaining Air: Fatst g en's O�ern' 'thontication, (not' for publication) and be as brief as 1
the subject will permit • and our columns will always
meet, by a substantial majority. Much bo open to ropixtoanythingappearingundorthisbcay.
amusement waecaused by the candidates
addressing their constituents. Apacking ANOTHER IFOUNDBV.
7'o .tree. Editor of Glee- Neta Era.
case was placed atone 'end of the room,
and from this rostrum the candidates held
forth. Some ext �f rvagant promises were
made, and conSidel.able eloquence indulg-
ed in, while the excitement at the Tolling
booth was utrprecedented. ' Eyen the
most sedate and dignified niembeis•,were
wild with excitement and quite lost their
self control.
No serious altercations occurred,
bow-
evor, and' -no '.uoblows were struck b �
et
a-
tires of disappointed candidates, and the
election is considered an' ,exceptionally
Mire and honorably conducted one. It
is rumored in court' circles that' the [Ion.
D. C. Carr will be .Governor Generals and
below•we give 'the text Of the speech from
the tiieone,
snoop NROlt THE THRONE.
Mr: Speaker, and gentlemen of the Blouse of,
Commons :
With much pleasure I'welcome you to the
Capital of your country, and. to the important:
and responsible ,'duties of .the session, aslre-
presentatives'ofr the people. • 1
• Believing that'the power now, vested in the
Federal- Government of disallowing measures
enacted by the .various provincial' legislatures.
may become a cause of serious trouble, .my'.
government' -will take steps to - remove; this
possible source of danger. ;
A bill for the,jprotection of the public inter-
est in rivers streams and creeks, will be .laid
before you. J
Au 'act to amend the present lieenee-law of
that country, will he submitted -for your con-
sideration, and also a measure dealing j with
:the question ,of free libraries.
-
My-government:purposes to abolish capital
punishment, .corporal punishment in public
schools, and the present System of electing
members of the'iHouse of Commons by ballot.
Tho usual statement of the receipts' and
expenditures and the estimates for the coin-,
-ilii; •year will-be=lard-lsefore-yeti,
My governnrent will lay before fo •a scheme
for the settlement of the`Irish uetioi , and'
q
for tite`establishm ntiof Homs rule fhr the.
f ,
Irish people. ' i
\pith -the consent of. this -House i-ier Ma.-
jesty *ill be re{ uested.to discontinue coufer-
1 ring titles. in th1tl.democratie country.
A plan for.purcbase'-of all .property in the
dominion by theovernment, and its -er uit-
able distribution among the people, will be
eubwitted for year approval.
A bill will be iutil•odueed to -give repvesen-
tatian.in.this hound to Canadian Universities,:
With. your consent, steps :wiu be taken to
secure t Y] a int11-pendence of €anada, andefor
the ;establishment of. n 1te 3nb1hsau Conn. of
govozument for the Dominion. ,
A bill providing for the election of members
to'this house will be stll)nlit e11 .for your cotl-
sidcistirn.
AN`O1 ti Wonie..-4.11r. Armetiene, 'col-
lector ,ot custom' iies loaned ii, ;''The
Royal Callcndar of Upper Canada 'for.
1839," rind we..gathel:',.i,''civ :(acts ;there-
i,lr m that nay prove- of interest at : this
time. Huron was ' thenP represented ill
irl:ianrena by Mr.•R.,.q. 1)unlop, :a per--
, son
per-
son whose name is familiar to,some',of'the
old . residents ',here. • Mr Jolin Galt teas
Nil cctor'of.ensti nis at "'Poi':t(oderieh "
leis part of the country y teas then grouped
'with -tile -London district, which embraced
Oxford, Middlese'c, Perth, lirti0c alld ] u-
• rort, and 'in'' all trhis''eection, outside of
• London, tlierewere onll; about.160 1i'ouses pitoi- i;.reee CrfA?a'aE.---141x•. :'.titewaet
of tny_ description f olborne was then
credited wititi- a total':populatlotl of "249,
Gioderiell loWri ell iii,," (62 ; :Stanley.` and.
Tuckerainith are. not credited t itli'.any.
population, although those fora tow nsh,ips
:are the only Ones rceognrxed as worthy of
ii,oliee iii -Huron rt'that time. . A letter
front loranly,, to Godei'ich then; cost pine
pence,,and•Parr a distance equal to W�inni-
ptg i. 1.in{ins the list of ofIicers:'oi`the
`)teg,i:rr entAs'of 1-li:iron ? appear such la-
Iritilft1.•..nainca. as;-Dan,.l.frzar�t,, :1)honieS hie. ct,ngregation.
'Iia fiord 'Heon,'1> 1C.: Ritmic, i1 = 3 CT13I3E7EIS► ami O'bT.IJ SIEC.0.T ,
I;�anefiird l : -;I3 irrlejr. 1V Lcliinacili;_I . BORN.. -
Adainson IIugh 11lontgonrery %Ylr$';the hi•rs Loi r•. -in Mullett, '00 . the >i;rgl, Dec.; - - 7,..."____=,only-
.'Itiethodiat ,"ltrissionary" in all. th.e;.: Ay we`.ne irr. it position to a cash for our •roods and'gui tiieiir at the.: _. let; the wife. Mr.•(.eo VIM ei• a daughter•:.1 p Y. n , a
lrlrstrl l ..rid.. am b 11.: f• i .,:'Year's,
Uodeuc . 1 c , 1 (� l e , o the• i l price,' parties bu ing from. us May expect.,to, fret bargains,as our alerts
: Auci �un.v,i.-iu, Croderich, 'on'iVew . post > e p r• ,, buying � Yn.
E 'eco al:..tilittrcll... was the only:'other ,_„ : ,-,.„
?n• p `.L+ ve - ille wife of h1a,.7obn tlll.enhead, l .5.:: rat'. _sma)J )refits. and..) 'atek returns,,
minister `hone, 1 u the -1 tst - of barristers ° 1 )
” iu in IT . er -Canada' i am he' : of a sou.;;
mime
:practising I'P. apt e -, the ,.rid :Ki Jr `.Liar. '
7i ; ..,II 4 Kas• e of :Lherlfoid, ou F a.5,
name of Ai tali C.alyley, vvho .afleityatuis be .. h f l:l. s. Fledge l;t'te of(xciilericli'. Purchasers gra: r•especttully requested to callandsc;e our gocxl:s. and sect •1>,aces asi
name:soiraewhflt noted iii connection with mf of -we are liouncl to sell at the )Divest paying prices.
public afl'airs here. Mention' is made of '
the: fact that salt` existed all over:'the 'Wii,40:i.---.Ib(,odenchtownship, on;tite ,51st •"
: 1 .ec...,tlrc. wife of Mr, -O. B. R'ileen, of a p?� .,•
�V. (� p7_ (� .: 'Block' Albert
,country, notwlthetandrnyg Whlclr rt.,Some 'f .•:1,t - r,_i _ .. . ...::.. 0 _ .. H dg en4c' Old:stand rick` .iIAO.V,I7• 1.1.1 e Street o
timed sold at from $IO to,$1? a bushel. , . gl t` ' `�� 5 ! s
]au
'MARRIED.
Sia, --Having been"sppoken to .upon : many
occasions regarding the following project, and
having no dont in nay own mind that euch
would, if undertaken, be asuccessful specu-
lation, I would ask you to give me 'space to
express my views through the columns of
your paper. It is a well known fact that the
location of Clinton gives to it facilities an-
perior to any other town in this county, as a
manufacturing town. '• We have railroad ac-
commodation
contmodation that, would enable manufactur-
ers to ship their goods either north, south,
east or west, that being a very important
feature to consider in choosing a site for a
manufacturing business. \Mr. Editor, the
question has been asked in the past, and is
being asked in the present' time, is'thore not
anvopening in•Clinton for another. foundry?
After giving -the matter my careful considera-
tion, I have arrived at the conclusion that
the interests of the town:, and especially
that of the farmiiig community, demand
that another foundry be started. Some ob-
jector tomy views,:no doubt,;wi]l,ask, "have
we-ii-a--ii-foundry that -has been established
for:maiy years, capable of performing all the
work in their line required to be done in this
locality?"_ In reply 1 wouitl say that the pre-
sent foundry makes a specialty of manutac
taring one article, and does it well, outside
of that they have not always the time to per-
form other. work. 'In many instance's the
farmer coming to town on :short notice, to
get' a machine repaired, has'; to return' home,
with kis "reaper or mower, feeling chagrined
that be is compelled,;to'write for a man to
conic forty or fifty miles, .at his expense, to
replace a'emall ;gear ;wheel or pinion, " jriat
in the midst of harvest," that would only
require an )tour or so, providing there was a
foundry near by that -could do that class of.
work. in view of these facts the interests of
the farrning community require that there be•
a foundrystarted, that shall make :a ape-'
cfitlty ot--repairmg ail-1i'iiucs-af-machi.nery,
and I have no doubt that it would meet with
the liberal- patrouagel of machine owners in
this county. haling that others interested.
in the prospects of the town will ,express-
their views upon the subject, and thanking
you for.this- space, 1' remain, ern7.,EN.'
Clinton, Jan 11 18S3. , -
o Makes Your Boo
1CKSHA�
THE BOOT MAKER.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
plea, Women and Children's :'Boots & Shoes.
Spring. Stock well assorted, ' an
cog ' let in all departments.
p e .. Spa tments.
ALL GOODS SOLD- CHEAP FOR GASH
C. CRITICKSI'IANK, BRICK BLOCK, , CLINTON
V•V
I1N ' CLLI'YT4 mi-
The undersigned having again opened out a;generahstock of Goods, take, this op-''
)ortunit of .thanking their old customers for the. liberal ati;onage'afforded thein';
wben'in business before, and ti''ust that by given special Larg&iri toget all tuerr,
oldcustomers back, and many new ones. We intend to keep full' lines in the,,
'following Dry C1oods :
LXL11 Blu•e and and Grey Cottons, Sheetings, DucksDenims,
b06A I, 1 -IA 1 1•.14.`4.
•1;t Ti.; our painful duty this week to an
acmes the death cf Fire. Wm: Bawdon. T ckin s Cotton. Yarn Carpet lar '
gp p, Flannels,
1' or about a year: past she has been a yic
-dim-t-o-canker,-'a-disease-t11zt ,'s-dsi!ly ad=
ding numbers to its lour nail clisntaldeath
Was comparatively a
t co era
roll. The: deceased t a 1 y
young Neuman, beim 3' years end 10
mouths old. She ,was, 0 pillar, iii' the
ci urch.`a i orname It ,to society, a kind;
).
- ,-Win - e- s Tab -lin s-Dress_Goods_and:-
G>t sin Bags,. � � �T g
Trimmings, Small wares, &c. Tweeds, .Coatings;
uflectinnate and faithful wife, and 0. loving ,
Tailor's : �Trirnmings. Ready Made Suits, and
and exemplary mother. ;t
2'1>e fu]lntvigC. aro the .vital statistics of overeila ,
Exeter, for .the year ending 31st, Dec.', - —
1382:-l iiihs,643; marii:iges,l3;deatlie,2fi.
A case to secure 'el ima<„ey; fey, sheep alr
leged to Have beet'`killed by a dog, belon;
to -Mr. -D.. Bernick. 0f lJsborne, was -argu-
ed;before..T', McDonnell.J. IP, on, Friday.
blur the'plaintifl, Mr; Wilson, of the 4th
ciin of lisborne, 'rot being able to prove :
that 111i. s'ae . l o,ivnecl the dog,'t}ic etre. ��, 1 ����� � ��' �
v+ is (lie nisecl p
Ct.EI+,1';Ala `LINES 1.r;5.r1 A f:,1 ,.ft 1:PT:
. 001C111:. •'
, In
s
'A splendid assortment of all the latest styles 01,` ()� elcdat
l6
which we can make ill) on short: notice.. A perfect fit gnaraari
LC ��l'lce5' i easonalzie:
DRE3SS . GOOD
for.Trimmings. ,..
Black ancl. Colored Cashmeres, Fancy All Wool' Dress Goods,
Brocaded Silks, Black and Colored Moires
fol'- r1�ri1111111ngs
Our Stock of Hosier3
OV�
111 hco tins crytfon :i1lete-ani) aHsorteed.
Mantles for fail and win
€UO in reat
.it s e )f7ceded that, Ias a cutter;
R
C. COLE
I� . J
variet
i
1)as purch Scil lir..'J•is Ballantynu's farm -
for 5t S0O: the Carlo which, is' one of the
beet rn-•.tlie'ctoweight. p, containe.one hi,:n iod
acres. : TtIr, Mahaffy has: disposed of his
farm containing tine hui7dred and fifty
acre to M- Itallantyne,'for the._s.unr.of,,
.$9,450. -This is .also di) excellent fa>;tu.
i i asini''r t l to e. ---,Rev. M. Fletcher was
the reci.piout` a fetiv e 'er in 's since of a
tea service; and 1i l enntifil1 albuiu; from
1�.Aril' Al
it aG
CAP,.
];''i l f S',l OC 1( r.1 P11 h; 1.> r h h' [ ENT
r
LAI'GE AiSOl;l Liu1N'l' .rN
In 1829, ten years before, i'itlron had only
four familie ' within its limits 'Forty-
four. -years liere..made agreat change in
this ;county. , tnd these whose memory
carries them back that fiir, will. 'realize
thevastimp•ovements thatenergy and
enterprise have accomplished. The a1-
:Manse contains- this somewhat sarcastic
))aragrapll, , which we quote in full -
Goderich ianet, ere long,beconeeia place
of vast trade and iruliortanee; and in the'
next' Parliament, its'population will en
Trd5110 1'lval h'•to'Wn..
• lll(lima 11])oltLtoT of Scct(, Ll s and.- Trisli Tweeds
5
ad d,Ser pes are worthy of s )eeia] attention.
IIATS. _:anal'
aTSan
d Si3GE S -
G14OCERZE
'Owingother )r nclie.,
t0 the, la )ltd increase of on): ].ns111c;.5s 11t l: a 5
we - find that we .Have not rooin for our 0,B, )CK•Ei Y. and
f ,
C' 7�ASV1rA h ., . and 'offer otii -whole 5to(•]t at" cUt,
l
111 U.
Nritv'uox-1'1vr:rta... ;#t Corn!, en list. 28th,
Mr.: `e -A Newton
u 1 U o
:.�FIo 1
by Rev:, g ,,
teacher, of hhnlle;tt, to Miss Olive Rivers,;'
,.
daughter of I1Sr:m
5anel "livers, of Grey., -
Illi�A-17--Flw11t,.-At Lindon ifotiie Tarin, •
the residence of the bride's father•, in-ae (11it1torr Sept., 1582.'4
(en:dan,ce With the order of the Society of•
l+riends,'John 16.Bryant, of, (Felt, to Afl- .
: tornette-bMt,e Rearin, of l!'eeelen.. :
[tem ro,:-.WiratixsON.-Dai Dee. 27, at fire -
residence of the bride's father, by Itev. W.,
.BOA R14)
not, life it/ eweepuv, by, go, AnaL
dare:. before: J4n1 dte, samethiiec
mighty inctrksiitihtne leave behind„
• �' (<i
mighty
tl •e, 1 .1,66''11 vreekkio.
title it to return tae) members to the Le-
root' own felon). Si, outfit frectsi 15o risb.._ Everything,:;
g'islatllre." Wilkinson, all of; the township of Morris, ) house of
everything. ;litany areauaking Pentodes Lodi-esrnak
, 1/11110',8-I ItitiAk the: let by' 'r ';'_l{."(.1AL1..A.�1111•).. l:r'L:.KON tiT.2;P:.f�,i,• ns: muchav'u'm,1 and boys an< gull.make .'hreahpit
t u . • .., if t t- 1' } •ou can @akin,
^'r "lee r reader
yen wan �bu na,s a w nc, r }.
the l ride e
1'iiil , a +idle reerdonce f l L
a• 11 1, �l f p; AILAKKR �'A • 0 '' neat !ray �ilidu tune, •tr•)ate foe p'•r.'rtic,4a)s .to fl tfni
,,..•_—. ._.,tatllea..-h'1t..S5'tlli_ i�lY}Si,.nel cf..l:fsiltAtt,,,tr,- NrIW_ urcu ed.itt 1f Ii '1(yf11 1 (iYi l I,tl\-----L(,U,1'.urF,laiitl�9l
,ehursdaYr' Ian tl Isee 1 Miss 'Alar.tha7,einhart -of .h.inlocs s.ratr„t NOV
"
Sr.Llt,A.1 C r
S"'" ":"Tri.vv 1N. -.Un the 4th inet., lie t1ev.,1`.
Prices for fill lliniia of fartti produce hrive Philp, at, the residence of the bride's father,
li fiveT ,
ruled steady dnririg t e past week, without
which any change nxeept for barley, htclt,has now
declined to 4o and 45 cents -per' bushel, and
TU
"141 r. tVm Steeti," of L.iF, Plaine, ,Mail., Lir ' +'it Al'P;1) horn the neunya¢af ,uGxr,ber, fe
boss 11nn J, 1r1►iu, of b . '1 wnnosh. •,tit,
a.B:100`•Lt {taitlatnekd r yi.0u,:dN�ut,Wie tstoP lktotief Vre.'
,(, ty+Yj S1 t11NS Tli, the (�A,,dOYt ;, �.; lteYliS iia.rf�. i•e+t. Vte:r <uming EN'o, earl oar, tight reel S6etif+rfr,�
t1�ie residence of the,.
tint few loads go above that.. Wheat ranges I,n., ,leppiv. to regi i.; tau. The.atetoS tau andtett; eaz.i4.e ht,uc
from J. to 87 cents er bushel: oate'.atead bride's :Lather'hmmerliill, on A\Tednesday1. <.1 1 14 seert1. llniJe a 'e del o. An iniurrisatio„ couetruing
p y. 2 lA 1
at : ' sen _ eats are now, t to c serest ar• ' ' '
tieles broil lit on the market, eek hula •itis Stewart,. of \%ar;iia, Rev.'
;arah,.dnu_ghter of :Aleo, the. store owned by Ivlr. G. 11. o tV'Iu.tA,�i
g '.-P fi � .. r - ('lYliiiiiur,
34 is 111 1 1 I lira 10th by
1 ev lA' Graig ren Exeo• idsnis,&bwillbesuit,i,ltieuvrt ed
1
from x7.75 to $8.00 per ,too, lb; • and hoof ; Mr, Chas, , Lovett. y6 .0 ht l rely of cupre l by M • l>.iyI .
for fore quarters and $$ for Bind, .,;nil extra lrruocn'A't- -,1.t the ro;,iileiici, of the• N(}T1.C.ih
good will, tst'eh higher figures.: 1 g,s 2:, cents,bride's father, Mullett, , on W ednesday,
and'bntter 20. Wood, all prices, '8ccoieling Jan ].0th, by lier. 1\'. Craig, ili,'i. W. T.
to quality, but green short. wood *1.50 per t1'argttbar, Hallett, to Alice. daughter of N � 11 ,,.id bv•lalt1d1 ).s i do notintend to llsivettbie'
cord. and long $2.50, and dry 25 and 30 cents 1Ir john rt hilly.
Y KIL
■ :winter,. mild cannot he all time rrumtuu after sinulf
debts; ,NI have donea tueeti our
br0•
eztrn We �diari that in Clinton
higher r rue s
go t,},,'1' -111t I e retia.--tit•tho re,§tQenec of the '�� � � � A patihs`)¢ nnisGdo the. �tnc t shall;aixd e, one mvYa Culi:
e paid fpr'^wood than In (1oderleh: A large 1 duly. t • Rafter thi. nrttii•c. . f t keall 1e<n4 of II'a s
'kr , ,.. , g bffdc's mother'':lirircofiekl on the lOt'la � � , i n) y, o t x n _... . fags,
.
nrr t r
h )n s , r cloths sec Ra to < n cis t cal n!t
h'r nil •e
e ,) a
of v i t t wanted in n . r p
quantity d 3, e town. ' inst., l;)y'the ltsrr J. $oats, 71r.i Geo. kV
., 1 +� 1 PP ,
, VA (. � )ubbcrs, iron, r;cr er br.its and 1c:u1 in vctcteutenL', i4
L.oratst, of �tanlev, to:lsabelia, tl.)lyd dAugl6..
)ir )erre rc; - 4 V t ,, Beni '•
fantHnb, } K, R .. a y:. .: .. .
hE's PL NIN _1111 I e A1.AhfPltf,}
QQPER =& McKEN A G
\Vheat, ecot -
'White wheat, '-
Spriiig,
oats,
Barley,
Peas,
Flou,,,
?otatoe e�,
Better,
;Eggs, s
Hay,
glides,
Sheep Y pelts -
'Lamb
('' aoae, .. - -
Chickenei, per pair.
1)neks r
io air,
turkeys each
t'ork,
• -: 083 a 08.E
tl 83 i o b 4 ter of Kira 1. McIntosh-
.
•ti.
- 0,85 a' '0 Sfi .11ANssNi.- 1totse. an.:Exeter, by.thelter,.'
9,34 a' 0 34 Mr. 14'ehber, oil the loth lust,, 3Sr. Albert
l) 41) • 'ti' .0 45 • Mannin ', of township1,range 9,' Manitoba
0 :61• a 0 or - (fifth son of .lticharrd Manuiri; l"
4 50 ,a -5,00 Miss Mattie, fo'urtli da tgllter of W. Borne,
0 35 ';a, 0 37 Esq., of Exeter,. [They will sh'ortly leave
0 20 a •0 91 for their home in Manitoba,) '
a , c
t1_>,,,a 0>4,,•
•`;00 ;a 8 50 1 DiED:
, 7` 00 '•;a 4 00 •' ..Sco r i'.---�In Clinton, on fan; 4th,- Joha•nnah,
0 50 a 0 75 Wife' -,of Mt. Jobu Scott,' aged 2G': yeas _and,
0 75' :t 1. 0Q' . 7 iuonths
9 50- a 0.01) - -
I:I i�:ja 040;
r
fl )0, ' a. 0 tib
• 0 1) a 1 25
7 75 .h S.09
Let uo onelnow Omit to buy '
The fragrant '''1'oaberr " and try
llpon"the Teeth its cleansing powers,;.
And gain a Rreeth like srelit att e+iveifs1
. - ).tib +tr,
•,view rood 1Vhite Sh(w'hat anal 11.tiaahu:;)tend fat sale.
•
8c/intimate Llu)t in eorurochnn wttU tiles factor 1
rm ]d ail•cr,irlrsoa•%1xi;ix,aslr�kci�liri,a{6ra rq . y
x ended to them iletin'e�
ten/ors-bur-the vrtrcutigt e t
i
F1f Mlles- � I�suraace
NuHuront c Camp rtel
Near' the Grand Trunk -Railway, • lrr.• A]] (1 i [C 1, :r f1y1)ON.
JIbey halo
erected a1ry
$)1h which enables
tem
•mai..rremPl>"han ever to 4Sceute-
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fill work in. their. Itc:uer1 .li�'i,es 10 48. f9i iii <0,•0 i t1'uutrd ri)
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