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Makes
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And will continueluntil the w
GOING
ole stack` is cleared. out.
Butter and Eggs�s taken' the same as cash:
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_inarkec in plain figures.
ESTATE
OF' TI- ,E LATE J.
A.11 the goods
HODG�NS, O 1NTON..
. Stayner merchants suffered heavy loss
Hardware
VESTOOLS—Forks
ITAR T and Handles Scythesfres
Rakes, &c.,large stock,
selling very cheap.
We make a specialty of MIXED PAINTS ' being sole agent
for the .celebrated Cleveland GUTTA PE.RCIIA. PAINTS-
which are alwforll .
�tys ready use, and kept -in stock. in a coloi,s.:
Also the Canadian brand of fixed' Paints .ket' in stock.
P
S. DAVIS, Clinton.
Daily A,rrivn�
OV1R .$fi oa
e
Enghsh,
Cot1rigs,
GE'r Y T
our, SPRING SUIT NOW.
Scotch �. Irish
�Torste�.s, verges;
by.fire ou Sunday.:!
Cholera continues to spread in Egypt,
and the excitement is-incfeasing.
Hanlan is .pretty good' in hanlan' the
oar ; the only thing that can; beat will be
a steamboat. .
THE Manitoba papers, excepting, the
Winnipeg Times, support Mr.`Mowat in
his endeavor to administer justice in the'
disputed territory.
It is reported that Messrs. Blake and
Mowat, the Liberal 'leaders;, both of
whotn>are at` present in Fingiand in. eon-
nection' with Ontario. litigation ' before
the Pirivy,Council, Will have. an infor-
mal discussion with the English Liber ll
leaders as to the Dominion Government's.
aggression uponprovincial1ig
1t
S.
•
A rather good story, wbjob 'We• have.
'net yet seen in print, is told in coniiee
with,' Mr. Blake's hist. -great s ,eech on
a E..
the Pacific Railway. Mr.:. Blake Lied
got tho.roti hl warmed >i i to his sub
ject,-'andwas.' Waxing tore -and more
eloquent on the shortcornings'of the rail-
Jay policy ot'the government, when one,
of the Hansard reporters, ;cunningiti to
teJieve. s1 1>i•otLet s ribs, and wishing to
L
catch. the connection of the. speech, ask-
ed where the, old',•lentletnaii lynx, -"On
the south branch of .the Saskatchewan,
running down grade and, going 'like.
h l;" was the emphatic.
A :gleet phase of the 1Strnday ?arbor
question has just cropped up in.Toj•:onto.
An elder of KnoWFPresbyterian church
there, employed to the Postoffice has
conscientious 'scruples: about working on
Sabbath.' The gentleman had, deter
mined to resign his position rather than
longer desecrate the Sabbath, :but his
pastor,, Rev.'' :Mr. Parsons, advised hien
to"the contrary, and to throw upon the
• Government' the responsibility', of dis
charging hint for not. ;working on that.
day. •Mr."„ Parsons may have helped
helped the elder out of the dilemma so
far, -hut ire has pitched Sir Jolui A.
on to one of•its horns.. It will be'amus-
ling to notice how •the political contor-.
tionist will .extricate himself .to his own,
the elder's and Mr.Parsons'satisfaction'.
Lord Duff4iii.— lways pats in a good
word for Canada when he,finds oppor
-trinity:. A -t -a banquet-tenderedAiim--by-
the Erxipite•Club at' ,London on Wed-
nesday•night (at which Hon. Alexander
Macheniie and Sir ;h:nrlesTupper were
pteseit)hepredicted a grind future
for tt u Dotruinion. • His Lordship sat •
he. beijeved that .before, the 'Clime ,of next
centi;ly thepsllulation of C i nail Will
ill
lave -increased to fort millions .'.lie
thought the people of England were• be-
colnin aware of.'„the attachmentwards, the Mother Ceuntry, that :existed-.
in the colonies; and' -was sure that the
_
Ge' eminent. would'::'.,.never 'repeat: the•
error which cost then the United States.
The great ittle mail -. Chas. H. Strat-
ton .(more widely known '.is Gen. Torn
'.l7hu;mb) is dead:' Foi 'more:,than: a
quarter of a century he .had been loot:_
ed upon al, one, of the wonders of the
world: Te the young Torn Thumb was,
f ' a ft •source o£.-dehght;-and 1.to:-see
+h r ;t.iidget at one of his . matinees was
t'h
u brtion f childish aspire:
loll. Tom had hal chequered career.
He had travelled Over a' large part of
;lobe; and hobnobbed with Kings
'end Queens.'_. •It "will be 'remembered
that the .last time his .Mend was prouii-
'1 fitly before the public was on the :.oc-
c siert of the great llilwarikee fire from
,shish he narrowly escapedWithhis life
weeds,
Inmiense stock'to ;selet from.
WHO NEVER TAILS 'TO C5I'VE SArISI'ACTION ` IS STILL- -CUTTER.
,OUP'
Prices away down.
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Big
of
New • Patterns. y Low Prices,
Black
V
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and •ol • . ,
d
c .I
And everything t
,y h>nb usuallykept in a first-class DryGoods Iso i�P
p 1..
SPRING St SU MER HATS- ON THE WAY,
FULL
The way. thisgovernment encourages
agriculture and helps the farmers is il-
lustrated by these two facts : In 1878
wool was worth 29 cents;' in 1883 it is.
worth onl.y, 18 cents I In ''1878 the ..tax
on . agricultural implements .were 17;-
per
7}per cent ,: in 1883 it is 35 per cent !
Thus the -farmers suffer a decrease of 11
cents on their aool; and an increase of
17 per cent, on the cost of their irnple
menta .
A special despatch fion1 Rat Portage
states that the Ontario of£lcials:reinain.
in undisturbed possession of north-west-
ern Ontario, and: the services of the spe
-cia-1--constables-enrolled- in'view of em
Our iner.o s ,(r •
`1Sli
,F 1 trade t(. e
l 1
11 other <l � 1, � : � c'
.0 iLtte ,
)< Ili ,
5 On l
l �. sine, 5 us fol rvi. ,'i, !:
of rooln to m 7 , S - v' K -`.
�,o olit_.of .7�0�01',,.�(h , iI I+a �
� O S "and. O.C�,OCI:�L1�Y
& ,GLASSWARE,
GLASSWARE. ; . ' I ,.-Y ..0,
01 l LLL ova A17.1.OL1, 4I' ( t
0 �1. U1� I'•IIP:,,i.,
. Goei AT- COST.
11. COATS 4i SON, Ciiitor
itJOtS
THE BOOT MACER.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS 9F
Men, Women and Children's !toots & Shoes.
Spring Stock well assorted, and•
complete iin all departments.
ALL GOODS SOLD. CHEAP FOR GASH.
0: CRUICKSHANK, BRIC1i BLOCK, CLINTON
No other medicine is SO reliable' as Ayer's
Cherry Pectoriali for colds, coughs, and all
derangements of the 'respiratory 'organs tend-
ing toward consumption. In all ordiilar\
cases it is a certain cure, 'and it affords. sur
relief . for the asthmatic. and .consumptive,
even in advanced stages of disease
RAILWAY TIIYIE CARD,.
Trains leave Clinton as follows :--
GRAND
-GRAND TRUNli 0A1r: wiy.
Going East: Going West,
6.15 aim, express- 8.20 aim. mixed
8.20 aim. mixed 1.17 p.m express
1.17 p.m. express 6.15 p.m. '.mixed' :
3:50 p.m. mixed' 9.00 p.n1, express '.
GREAT' WESTL RN RAILWAT.
Going North. Going South..
9.25 aim. express-- 8.20 a.m express
6.10:p.n1,\express 3.50 -p.m. express
"eietN'IY•1% •:MABKI7IZS.
Thursday,',July 19; 1883.
Wheat, scot = $0 98 'a 1 00
White wheat, - 0 95 'a 0 97
Spring,
O 99 a 1 00
Oats; - 0 40 a 0 41
Barley, 0 40' ti 0 45:
P 0 2(1 "a 0 7>
Flour,
5 00.,'1 5 50:
Potatoes,
O 2a a 0. 30.-.
0 •15 - a tl 15
O 15 a' 0.16
'8 00 a ' 9 00 ment is unrivaled and magnificent, being'composed
6 00 a - , J • ' of Most..Coinfortable nnd. Beautiful Day Coaches;
6 Magnificent Horton Reclining Cnnir. Cars, Pu11=
SO a 0 75 : man's.P,rettiest•Palace- Sleeping' Cars,. and the Best:-.
Lino or Dining Carsiin the. World. Three Trains
0 5 a T 00'' 'I
between Chicago_ Meng senuri- in a apoiis a: anti 'St.
-
—8 O0 a ....._5......, o`7 Trmny batwcea Chloago, and Minneapolis anil'81
gas,
ergency have not been bronght into re
The Norquay Government i�isiti u. T o N t o
q o q y Sutter;
hasmade no move towa,i'ds enforcing Eggs,,
their licenses to 'cuttimber, which are• :'.:Ray,::-
now regarded as useles. The majority "Hides,:
a y Shoop pelts.-
of the:people are well disiiosod towards
Lamb peltskin s;
Ontario,.:and are ]silliing ,to relinquish'' Pori:
their,Manitobiin charter for one from :'Beef - -
the Ontario Government.
Clover,
iI Timothy;
Zfl7lNFliiii Lightning Wool
1.
AlJ
1 S -t
.instnneeus relict,' for ' Neuralgia, the l. y
HO IS UIJAO LIRIN TED WITH THE OEOo0APILY OF THIS 00L4.
. TRY WILL SCE ay EXAMINpJ%rHIS/RAP THATTHE .:
ri; i •.r 1 �� fc� ,
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISI A I &PACIFICIWY
Cailathe atWitionof,travelersto'•thocentralrpooi-
tion. grits.' line, connecting tho East and the West
by the, shortest route; and carrying passengers,
without change of cars •between Chicago -and Kan-
sas City, Council Bluffs, Leaveitwonth, Atchison;
Minneapolis and St. Paul. Iteonneets in Union
Depetswith:all the principal lines (dread between
the Atlan tin and, the Paeitle :Oceans-. Its equip •
-
- 650 a 8 00 •
S 00 a .S 50
00 a 2.p0 },
O 18 'a 0, IS.
Heai1'lche,. Toothache, &o• Bribbino a few The Greatest Ilenlina Ooioi,ouud
dregs briskly is all that is needed. Notaking
nauseous medicinesfor weeks, but one min-
ute's application removes .all:, pain and will
prove the great value'. of Iirahi s Fluid Lightly-,
ins.'Teenty•five cents per bottle at J. H.
Combs's, drug storey i
•
Is a preparation of carbolic acid, vaseline'and
cerate called McGregor &`.Parkels ' Carbolic
Cerate..::11 will cure any: sore,' cut, barn or
"1 mi,e when all other preparations fail. Call
at J.'H- •Cornbe's drug store and get 'a :pacic-
age. ',:Twenty-five cents is all it costs,
Bridget Fox, of Burlington, . Io•w,t, p . ''■ ,'S1 ,IIIT':: 18°9 ftl
who lived alone in .'i house sheathed
with item was 5eported to be rich.
Lately two men hocked- her down in
her yard and took :$1,500 from the
waist' of hes' dress
The Ont Government nment decidedoil I \FID Sub%c,rlbol will tontinlle the business
�'Vf'dllesdAy rallt`tOW$rd$ e'.f foirnecly currieonreceiby-thve e H arni.opntinuof Newtti¢iron
f Dennis, and,hopes to a
of the suit' by the Londtllon floods of the 'Metal patronage heretofore enjoyed,
irio C
to g
eters
the spm of $5,00, and, `acting on the
principle that he gives twice Who gives
quickly, the Government will at once
send the•money to the treasurer of the
relief • fu nd.
''vire- have been informed by rspecia1.
cable despatch• that the Mercer case has
been decided• by the Judicial Comittee -
of the Privy Council m
cil in favor of the
Province of Ontario. This will'. be wel-
come news tc the friends of and believ-
ers in Provincial rights all over the
Dominion, for by implication, if not by
express declaration, the;; judgnjent in
this case must of necessity go a long
way towards defining the status of.the.
Provinces under the' British North'
Amer is t Act ,—Globe.S" -
The
r
lht \err, York, cigar manufacturers
airanaed to close their shops2-
n;
to m out over7,000'a an .1
b, 0 i. Cla r•.
bunch makers, and 3,000, : packers and
strippers,' and other manufacturers have
appointed .a committee to look after
their interests They claim the men
would prac'tic illy . rill the business if
they were- permitted to dictate and say
'who shall be eniployod and, other-' mat
ters they a§sume to .-e.egulate. ' .The
manufacturers will' make no terms:ex;
cept on unconditional surrend.
Terr.oisni still exists in Jsflerson, Tex
as Thea - issnssins of -Jude- -Haugh;
oponly defy the ;authorities. The M-
I torno -Genet it has been appealed to for
Y
aid, and the charge is maid that, the
mails are being tampered with at Jef-
ferson. Judge "H.augh's' horse was first,
shot and its rider• placed on his "knees
in theroad until the match• conlcl be
lighted ---to 'see if the right m' n a been.
o had
secured. Midst ,hip earnest entreaties
for rner cy'"for the Sake of •his • wife and
child, the ruffians'killed the Judge. •
• 13013N.
131.ot fN. Iii Stapietori on the 13th iest.,
t11(1 wife yf'Mr, Thos. EErow:it, of a son;
I3r, 1cI tD•• ., l l s... t) e 17th
• lust,, al, "tile ]e.sidencu of the bride's
father, by Ret D.AVllliams, assisted .by
lirvda: J.: T. Itice rand \V. Cleo el e, Re v.
'fbc,tti.,iV,lllatdlfol`l 13, .'l: •of I.og loci
• Sonth, g"
,..otitb,to 1li.y Maria l';lu, bci;li; yoan
editor and staff,. 111 'n' g -
e -t �lrinrlitfr of' .Cl•umrtn Jl.Iclncts, 1aHq,:.t t (, cl t..;lhui�, ,l hoiid,ay
)f am r rnf' i'n th , 1.` l •nsl4'i :i f 1• sec:kin"' 's 0100 a0« 1 0011 o 'rl
t( J.l t r S li J ]. ail c I .11,l,y s: sot a
ill; n 1, l
valley in the vesb, u'bi;re ilii; iv toil`
care FTAnrli:.—r1t, .(ha •1•esidclicio of cto.7 t1 ry cern-it1 (].;t.t.
l'. A. 4.,100rl ,o;i,Clintnr, '.ru the 11th:' illiee-11. (1 \hri:lianis d . t c' int
itt t by l ee,'7f. ,eeteenee of I Ippon,'ford,,
e11 Tilt 5(n ( n Il'7 f> •
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•ll:i', Inh r Suri(„ til llcnstll, to thus1 nil lt.,
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1�nlsll;trlul 0l(,llntnn tinu•ihrau�h -�• (
tel o{.lt<lhit) uu list ur Trc,'ol', ivsitlts,l i c0 ,r dtr,,,uttll,r,i, I11u1 wos I wall
1 l., B t" , t, t"itougltti of,
..1'1115, On),
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To -take`. paper and 1iefuso•to'pay for
it is; Under the now l_7niited States post
, , guilty '1 � theft, Intl th
al a v, < c l,olsou of
aitch au sot is htilalt to crimtnttl' 'process,
the same as. if at calnmoii tinefl h 'a sto1-
els from the )nblishc 1 the-emoulit.of the
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Stibscrption,
Here %s .t pi r;tg1•,ilill; (ADA fills.onr sof l
With e.nv. ,.•-"'('mise will lie no issue of
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the •iin'a7 Hein.,'•;"
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HARNESS,' ALL KINDS:
TRUNKS, 'VALISES,
1�V HIPS, COMBS, &C.
1frieetriiiiways reasonable.
W. L. ;1N'EWT OZT,
CLINTO\T.
'J
BII DLECO:MB;E,
Watch and Clock- Maker,
JEwELLIt'e , ,tc.,
(itt.vo IL`E TKLE A1AKKCET,.CI.tNY'TON
•
Where he keepu clect assortment ef •
L-'YER-
rYATC06
H�S, "CZfiS, JE1N LEERY S/
WARE;
• which we will self at reasonable rates.
RHpairing of every description promptly at
tends(' to; and all•work warranted. •
.1 BIDDLECQMBO.
Benton, N ov. 1882.
BONY 'CAilf1PBELL
BARBER SFIQP =- OPPOSITE
CITY. PPOSI E
- THEPOST O]iFI .E•, CLINTON.
Ila,rdreaaing;shoving.,ahanrpoon ate. ,attended ;to
re.. and ..Offices t
to c s o et
S L
PERTtIN',8 ELOCK. -
II.E
C. E,R WER. Manager
lllareh'22,1881. The Moisons Bank, Clinton
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
N eonaoquoneo' of the low price of Rags, \te8srs.
Harland Bros. and S, Dayis, tinsmiths, have agreed
to dike no'w:ore.in trade, we have' purbhaad all their
rigs on hand. Ilaving a thorough ''knowledgo,of sort•
7 for the various Mari et • we
u v are nowprepared' t
o
6
buyt s both in bulk and s' ii
rig o nut tots ; cub pull for the
large lots, trade for the sm til. . The highest price paid
for tailors and merchants clips in cash, and a trifle
paid for their'othor clippings in trade.: We also tike.
old earpot: rope. tagging, cppper, brass, iron, and
ensh paid to farmers, blacli5miths and others for large
its, and'tri,do for small quantities. "
W; MA1itiCN, edler, Olintnn:"
A DRY
KILN
CALL AND SEE IT'A 1
COOPC & Mc 'ENZI
�( E'S P :
lQiilNO MILL
r rift h7 su2IcriboJ:l, tvitil0 trims i31 trait ,nany cads
110117,,. ,,r
t cis, fur the extended to them lc;ira
• `to1ntitnati that in connection with their factory
Near tla'o Brand 'Prul k Rar1w
'I`hiy h;tit•o 011) 2eifa 112 10111 i1) 10),' er511,11 them1,1020pi•olnhly152),',tvcr.'t1 otc05(0 11!) o,'IrI( in thoi'.
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t r,s rind Material rnrilished at frs
.rin test 'possible nOtisc and 0(1 ) 1lt,hln, lt,v .
a•• 11Tr ilila)R keep on 51111' tlr } cls;• a 11`(,3,1x`,
111111 11 a spa.ltlt;y of 1112F., nhxh 12)11 he shin 1
250 lettibt: prinea, '
C5nton,,1n35-'o, las:l foot I,'ft, 0 +ltlft,v2.1b.
"ALBERT LEA ROUTE."
A; Drew ani); Direct Litre, via Seueca and. Kanka-'
lace: Ilea recently been opened between Richmond.
Nerredk N ew.port Nevis, Ohs ttanooga\\Atlante, Au--
('usta Nashville Louisville, LesiagtohCincinnati,.
Indianapolis and Lafayette, and Omaha, Minneap-
olis and St. Paul and intermediate "points.
All
Train•Ph,ou hPassen
gera Travelon Fast Es
resa
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Tickets for sale at alt prmcipai: Ticket Offices fn '•;
the*United• Statcs and Canada. - .:
-•Ilagga)e checked throl1;gh and : rates. of fare al- .•
'ways. as Iow as competitors that offer less.advan-
F
fargce ..:
o, detailed'iuforraation; get the: Maps. and Fold
ere Of the
•CREAT` i3CK ISLAND ROUTE,
At your nearest Ticket Office. or address
10. R. CABLE, E. ST: `JOHN,-
' :.- Prc.n; Golf! 1 ,5,, Gea'1•Tht'5• Para.•;/
.IaICaf`n
• rowLER tsz, sox,
BEST STOCK OP'
IOLiN STRINGS
IN TQWNT.
`INE PLATED •WARE
NEWEST DESIGNS 104
JEV�/1LERY
Repairing `'done Promptly.
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LAMPS, (0NC:S, SADDLr BAGS, tND•F1:LL LJIs1; •
OF FITTINGS IN -STOOK..
Send 3c.. Stamp for catalogue mei 11,t .e'r new anti.
second-hand" machines: In stock.. •
,A- T. LAI'IE, 'MONTREAL
SEEDS E D_ -! SEEDS
,
NOW IN STO(IR
FRESH FIELD AND OSRDE"
SeeeYe ,
roth.n opt reliable .Secd'-Lsme+'-n:
AOOMiSE
Try our chase Te,a at 50 c. per Ib.'"
I .c»V—TST€ 1N•S.
TRY FRAM AN'S 0! LFI37IATED RAMS.
SALT A lame quantity of Land
Salt ilii. stook. _.,
J. 11IcG1RVA:
Albert Street:
Clinton, April 6, 1883,
FARRAN & TISI)4LL
B A TTy.N-Bl i-ls- $11., CLINTON,
51 0(3 '0)15 ;T(3
JOHNSTON, TJSBALL & GALE'.'
f. \.ItAN4AC1'.A Ur,NA]1.r., .A;A'{trr l)N 1`3,8,:.'.
\Inne3lt+i',1;aneMlon luctglA(Sat;ewI,w7\d �oltoe•ofhIsna.
Drafts istmed payable at par, as on 500 dOlclo of tho'
Merchant's 13105 of Canada, NOW Tot It cicllango
bot,f;ht thud suJri, Yur,T 0'3 tTT155xsov PAM '15 CO,
1,L0 LI0xs thronahon i, (71111-2(10 11.1143 t1140J1li tortBUatos..
SALE NCTi S BCUC19T a1 noire rates, •mid money'
a<dvSn)od to corm 511, 011 2311.11'11W11 1161, 1,,nrati}#Gngth,
1)10oto•v.ii(t he btn;r' t,, AI) marketable 0051111-`
tiasbonlfh trio ll'sohl,
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