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The prePrietensotTaatlogx;lies NXwe,
having parehaaiscl.th,. taviaPsteiatf plant
of Tas Iluttott Illsteog4:,will. in Attune
publish die amalgamated papers hi Clinton,.
under the title of §iTue Hymn( NEWs-
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Clinton is the most prospervis tato 14
'Western Ontario, is the Seat of cone4tiorable
manufactoring, aud the centre of the finest
agricultural section ia Ontario.
The combined circulation of Tile Nitws•
ittOQUsti exceeds. t4ittkof ("lir Paper pubs
lished in the Countof Hipon. It is;
therefore, unsurpaskett a dal",udvo#Ialus
podium. Our retell fa? adiqileingire :
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eolunin1 year, ;90 * ooliium 1 y r,
1 *4 6 mos, 50 * " 6 roes, 18
1 '14 0 mos, 30 # a•-natts, • 12
ct 1 year, 50 * lvymir, 18
" 6 mos, SO 6 mos, 12
*. " 3 mos, 18 3 mos,
tar Notices lie$ 40 11BADING
(Nonpareil meaeurenseut,tr littetsto. tbe
inch) le cents pen line. firsts lxisetticufW3
cents per lino each tubsecrient iusertion.
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JOB WORKi
We have one girths Vist appointed Jol,),
Oftees wet of Toronto. 'Our facilities jn
this .department enable us to do all kinds
of work—froin a calling cord to amanimoth
poster, in the best styie known to the
craft, and at the, lowest possible, rates.
rders by meil peeinptly attended to.
Address, 4
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BUYINES8 DIRECTORY
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if pDENTIBT, ... 041-PhON.'; r. .
Late oterifirontift Pon4r.cDractiath Itosai9ollege
of Derl•tist Sufgeonss has remsfred to he
Coattock ,oyer4TaVetr & Son's.
opkwait first-elear. iChatie modete,
0.0ARY.W.RIGIIT
ElOtt, Sunosou
Dilaters, will con.
Untie the business
formerly carried
Orirtfy W E. Etrt-
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A 14.10,14,i1,111.0 Offi4 open
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onFridayand
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each week, in the Old stand, V,1ctorie
Block, Albert St. Clinton.'
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nk...cceere." OMeei Rattenbury Street, na-
g, •A„cd4t9,1p..11hiro Beneford's bookystorql
Reridence oppoifite the Temperance lfall:Ilitron.
Street. ,gqiee,hoursfrou t mu.
make 34.0:a4(isst. • •iy
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11. DOWSLEY, 01. D., M. It. 0. IL kng.
land, Physician; .Burgeons &c. Office and
residence next lifolson's Bank, market square...
Clinton, Jqn. 14,1,881. •
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MANNINC4' 84 S00170
Barristers, SolleitOrs, '0oilveyrineeis,.'40, 'dotn.
ntiertouers for Ontario and Manitoba.
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Cl1ntoa„May'17th,_1882. ' 20
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CaNKEYAsieRli,_LAY1); 7V qt nas-V_Csei:4-
°CV ERA!. AGENT.- tar Mewl to Loan.
Office, eaver Block, plinion. v22t1
SMAGER 4 MORTON, 'Barristers, , •God.
priaii end %nightie. 11, Seagny, Jr.; Goderich,
wingom, •• • les. •
D./07130B JOJIIISTON, Lan', OhilliCOSY,411d.
Con veyanciihr, (Afire- West66,traet, next
.door to Post Office, Gocicirich, Ont, 271
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1,) C., RAYS, Solicitor, .0c: Office, coranr of
. , lee Square and Best Street, over Butler's Book
titers, Ooderich, Ont. : •
•#8, Money to lend at lowed Area of Interest,
'01111.1bhf,
Irj!1-21„ Conveyancer, 4e. Office o vim Jordan's Brim.
;Store, the rooms- formerly oasupIcil , by Judge
ft& AnY amount of -money to loan at leivest'.
rater of interest, ••
uttliirtefri4t. .
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JaitES Lieenspa Atienaneq, for she.
County 'antenna. Sales attended atrenson._
Able rates. Office at Weathcrald's, Albert -Street'
Ciders left at nig "IlitifsaLlutOun..-ofitee tvill" be.
Attended to,
• Clinton, Noy..0011883r*
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•AUOTIONEelt for Huron County. Balsa at-
tended 20 )0 any *art et the ()meat...Ad.:
dress orders to 00D5uttelDP. Q.r.• r
A trariONEER, Lind, loan.aprOnsuronce agent
. 41s. myth, .saiaattea
.doilietown n1410000 ts6",,,
.on reasonable torma. A list 01'04115 and village
lots tor stale.motley to loan on reale4late, ut
low rates of filtered. Neuronal eif0ctuti 011 1)1
• rrlasses of propstO, . NOW And debts eolleeted.
tioods aPprained, and sold en esauteission, Nine -
crept Aeolis bought kini sold. •
Myth. Deo..1t5SO.
Vettriung. '
J., gm la LAO KA L Lo
Veterinary. .iSt;i'ge'oo,,
of the Ontario VetertneitYt 00D0.84, To .'
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reran, havilig opened an Milne in Clinton, is ,
prepared to treat al) (messes ot doinestic
anfinaln on the moat mbderniorilf. •
ewes, An operations wet:my
perfOrined;and naile erotnpt-
ly attended to, by, day or
night. Peres ni0derate.
.02'r1et,.;--1st door 'West of' /Con-
nedy's noted, Clinton, Out'. V-17.
,mmoonimmuminiiimil...gpmpmemmommor9.
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& ;IBS. etAdits•rosb, 'POACHERS OP
,tegelAnd jektinattental.Minfloyskatten bury=
near Organ Pectoris, te,tr-esiteang cues
now forming. Iiluu Lemons gime
mete; lsebritary 1st., 1882 , sIty.
148TRUll'ENTA lf eS111,-Mhis 1.1'413bir, from
j, the Horton Conservatory of tousle, Will trtko
III -rifted number' of pupils on the ortrttii Or Vann.
Partleular attention given to those who wish to
mpeeve tin their present style of playing, at rent.
461100 st es./ger her rLhe orsan factory, st,
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'0425 per Aumn, iU Adireme.
"INDEPENDENT IN qt.& THINGS, NEUTRAL. IN N9TIIINWI
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:!OOMMEROIAL HOTEL.
thtititofdd taiurniebed throughout with great
214 Watite .the travellbig
Ponitholliato ittamletootal, The Inlet of Hauer*.
and eIgars 2.06 hit•tit.Vt kept 1st Ott bat,Good
table, Beet eltuate5,1,1tot4) imzelltitea, • °Nemo
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THE WEEK'S DOINGS*
• CANADIAN,
Ottawa has upwards of •eight
• inches of snow,
. Victoria* i. 0,, has raspberries
riP011ing on the bushes,
A reel:mut Will pcit be asked in
Letinme. •
Gold -bearing einartz has been dis-
covered 120 miles nprth o Calgary,
The petition against Vol Tyrwhitt,
M.p. for South Simeoe, (con) has
been dismissed.
Kingeton City rloencil wonld
like to extend the nionieipat fran-
chise t.0 W01.11m
Five tons of poultry were shipped
from Belleville to liostone•one day
last week.
The Canada Southera will pro.
}ably adopt the 'Ig4 'O'clock vs,:
tem,
The boy Wileion, who was struck
on the head with a file by r factory,
girl in • Hamilton, has sinee died,
The girl will be tried for murder.
Rev. Dr. Wilson, of Salvation
AtenY proclivities, has been formally
dismissed from the curacy of S.
George's Cathedral, Kingston.
The mortality in Montrealin Oce
tater lest. watf20 to every 1,000 of
the •population, a great improve-
ment, ate the proportion hasseldelll
.been under 2 7.heretefora,
A London, Ont., boy of sixteen
year had a little unpleasantness,
with atiOther. ffe threatened. to
4.1ay low for him and break hie leg."
Hifi:opt his word by firing from a
bole in the fence alarge stone,
•
, Ott Se.turilay,Wrs. Peek, wife of
Reit. Mr. Peek„ of -Haerowsmith
allowed a small pice ef bread to en-
-eer Iter windpipe. It lodged in the
lung, apd medical men are eoebtful
of her recovery.
A man named Leonard, of the
township of Blen•heini,..in'! order to
• keepr his neighbors' cows aWcty from
his farm, gave 'them Paris green.
He was ereested; but so hsequelltly
•paid the costs Incurred aed the price
of the cattle, .and was releesed.
• ItemBellre.eCti,1:1ktsie.Fioxiti:IfsvniistItiFiinr 9tElt 'Be lade:.
cation, itt., noW:confined In an me% lulu
fop the insane in New York state.
•It is paid that his case is almost
• few '.weeks tlifit the . public became
awere that.tlie• honorable gentleman
was e.filieted with any nictitate mal-
ady, •
. ghis.7.114Carty tiforl, a few -days-.
ay., i)1 the village OfeDru Mbo, aged
104 years. Heeves:bora in New
-York state, but his. parents renewed
to Clanaela.When •he woe only a.few
menthe' old: He we's SI years old ill
J81. and. took part in the -atm eglee.
of the Cana:Lai volunteers of that
A dispatch Victoria,. T3. C.,'
says the Ifpuee has paseed resolu-,
tiou'instrueting the Gloyerninent to
introduce n bill restricting Chinese
iintnigration. The startling. state.
went was piaci°, by the Provincial!.
Secretary that there • Nero 3,000
destifute.,Chiouniett on thee mainland
•who Can only Subsist by._ eri I ig '
and stealing .whicli they intee elreittly
Samuel Murphy, a stedent of the
Ontario Veterinary College, isn
I -Ie •purchatied.• tioket No.
1,749, connection with Guelph ,
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The /Cow York Graphic journal,
principally owned by .Montreelers,
Sir franeis Mocks president, has
suspended. Shortage only three
quarters of 11 '116illi011•430114Y64.
"SBilailt" COX has introduced a
resolution into Congress for the
abrogation of •ths Clayton-Bulwer
treaty, and for the abellition of the
test oath.
A, Wheeling, Va., jury couldn't
agree whether or not Big Bill Kin-
ney was geilty pf murder. A. mob
! broke jail ao settled the question
•hangieg the prittener,
About seventeen of the Incepdi-
;try fires, in 3filwatikee, of lth.fi
past month, have been traced to four
boys, the sobs of refined peoPle.
They had been led away by trashy
reading, •
On leet Suuday*e, Buffalo man at-
tempted to /mallow a big piece of raw
meat, Which lodged in hih wind -Pipe
and caused Ins death, "His wife said :
"If laid naije raw meat on the'table
he oold• eet it np. He often went
for Attya without anything to eat.
:but e %viten be became lliongry he
would , eat eaertitous, quantities,"
It is said there luta been a collu-
sion between the medical examiners
, and agents and- others in 1Vlassaelins-
, etts for two years in a graveyar
inanrance schen) e. Brot eritelown
drunkards', Consumptives ani un
hpaliby perpenp have been •insueee
from $1000 to $5000, and the
siciantit d
.hold the polimes till the death of the
insured, end then. pocket the insur
ance, or sell Om policies to rum•selle.:
ers, • wild week) give the viciinis
enough ruin te hasten death,;' -and
collect:the ineemag., •
The Wife of a. well-to-do farmer 'Of
Chester Oak, Iowa, died a iihort time
ago, leaving an infant child. The
child was very fretful, The 'house-
keeper one night exelaimed : "If
there -he a Got1--1--willi-lte ,let this
child's mother gout° back and
sopthe it," •4 few' moments .later
the door sevutig upop its binges
without apparent cause and a spec-
tre, recogeletel as the dead mother,
in her bprial clothes, glided into the
room,• knelt over her child 'with
her hands • clasped ' aa if in
prayer, and then es silently left the
appareetly peeeing ' through
the closatl doov.. The spectre heti,
appeared at 'Short intervals since.
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MUTELY TODD, Ptiblislurs
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WITOLE NO, 20
Amended Land Regulations. the United Statel Owe.
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The fpllowing announcement him
been forwarded to the newspapers
byvIrA Ilargess, deputy Mittimter
3oof ttbbet: Igterior, under date, of,Nov,
am authorised by the M10147
t,r of the Interior to Head yon the
ieformation contained it) the follow.
ing despatch : An important an-
nouncement is, made respecting the
policy gf the 4.1ittister of the Inter-
ior regarding the Northwest lands
and the southern reserve between
the Canadian Pacific Railway belt
and the international boundary,
comprising some 4,000„0004 acres,
withdrawn front settlement
1882, which is tr3 be opened for
homestead, and pre.eruption eatries
from Jan. 1•, 1884 Although these
lands have attained "very consider-
able value, the Governmentims not
increased the price of pre-emptions,
desiring to give the settlers the full
benefit of the euchanced value of the
laud. This Pail of the country'.
should prove very attractive to set-
tler; being'not ouly intersected by
a branch of the Canadian •Pacific:
Railway1 but for some distance by
the Manitoba and Southern 11.ailway,
which latter road, it is expected,
d •will be rapidly extended; utile
'belte-that is, the even .numbetecl
• seetions along and on' both sides of.
he,Shn.ediali Pecific Railway, with.
airiri:tirgettl:Weiii, in ' March,
18:82, are to be reopened for home-
stead and pre-emptien entries frotn
_ :from January liet•next, under terms.
_respecting residence provided by the
Dominion lentle ea, arid stibjeet to
the conditions of the Ouitivation of.
onerfountli oLthe_homestead querter-
section within three years. The price
'of pre-emption lands in this reserve
has not been inerea.sed, although,
from their proximity td the railway,.
they are especially attractive from
their ecidttipeel value. The terms
on which, this reserve •s thrown
open are meat liberal. The reserve
in connection with the Regina town
site is also opened, the lands therein
to be sold' at public.; auction in April
next, at the upset price of $5,' the
Pt't oluferbclolinu'aasee IIIiOfloE OU P sold
o' tehsaetYea1444bnele'
'drs§ t9i3c
QI fb.Yaest
• not sinbre than. ope-quarter pf the
section (160 &twee) to be soldto ohe
persao,. and to be Subject to tlie
paine conditions.. as respecting 'resi-
dence andcultivating hentesteade -111
belt,, on fulfilling whiele
conditiene within three yeare frkan
„;,dat.e.of phrphese, the settler le en.:
titled le ral.mte of half tl:te par-
chas.ei money; and to a patent for
'hie lend. .Feiling to carry Out the
conditions the flevernor-in-council
. way order tho' caucellation of the
sale and 'the Ceturfi of purchase
menet, without2 ifivere.rtethe ptrr
chaser. These changes and this amee
liaration the' Will effect it tlie
dition of tbe lionteSteader twist teed /
to-promete the rapid settleMent o
the -country. .
eg.
Poth Orange and L,aati__Leg_goo,_'
meetings at ' lionduncletr,y,xilt,;,he
It is re!i. that 'Lord -Rosso,: p. r�:
or Mi.. Atunro will oppose ,Mr.
Conseevative net:nines%
for Peers. ' ' 4
if ri 'POO lien - approved' Of . the
propesal-for-the'erectioir.of astipmp.
oriel. church' to Daniel 0"Coonejl at,
Carhayeri, freltthd, and, promised. a
donation for the cointer stone.
• Pourer the nine Sligo men who
pleaded guilty te the 'eliarge of coil-
tipiracy to murder Martin Leyden
[Jaye, been seatenced to ten years'
penal servitude., ' •
• Snow- Is fOlir kitchen deep. in Sal-
tilli3,211,,feiico, Which is upprecedentf
ed, end greatly 'literals soperstitious
Mextearis It is reported to be
foer feet deep la the :Muttataitie at
Memterey.
• Ae the Paine)l banquet last Weci,L
teaday• evening the usual: toast to
he gueeit waa.oreitted. Mr. Da,w..
eme•Lord Mayor Of Dublin; propos-.
tel the tpasb, Ireland,' a
which was responded to .14 Mr.
Devitt. and Mr, Sexton.. '
King Harman, QopserVativn
.roetiebee, of Paeliement. for Dublin,
preeiding over a meeting. of Berele
13pard of Guardians, skid he wpuld.
revent„any meeting of Nationalists
ten eg held it, Berele. He :eedorsed
Lord Rosinuore, and said he was
prepared tO 4erfeit , 11 ifi. commisiston
p Jestice of pe4oe.
A:. meeting! ot Liberal workme• n
lolftfitpletaittiOTii°irncli,;"t41Yeii fIoltatteheSePctiree7o -
apy to -collimate. 011ennell's
sen-
elne. A letter ...Wits reed :from
anilieliini;-(Li)ireil,;' M. P, de-
nouncing the eybject bf the meeting.
4. motion. in favor of ,q, '.petition in
hilltalf was defeated by
a large majority, • • -:,-- • ' •
Archlifshop Croke, opeaking. at.
Waterfofrd, said that .after what had
been eellievod the last few years -by
the Irish party in Parliament, ;Under
theit•-great leader, he Led no.doubt
if people persevered' in their ebiirse,
avoided: erime; and tefused to allow
theieseleeS to, be .traespertedi
good (0113 would, be.achieved Within
a reasonable period, atal the presalit
generation might to tie() the old
land 01°04 in OW garb of, freedoin
under. the 'HAI flag. *
The Afoniteair de Arnie, panel Or-
gan, strongly ceneurea the Catholic
clergy tn Newry, • lteland. It .
pecially .condelous 'Father Ne0e:re
ten'ti Sermon in phe Cathedral. at
aNcetrollo'firithweillaitTnenliuternateint'rpizreosittilbGe
iting the Nationalises meeting there
as having a tendency to drive peo•
ple to rebel, and as a direct insult to
the Catholic church. „
Mgr. Sav'arese, (Water Of civil n•TIO
canon law, until recently the Pope's
domestic' "prelate,. has left the He-
met) Catholle Churell, He was rc.
deived into the commit') ton of the
Epieeopal Unreel) hy 1.)e. Novin, (11
Meturs American Church', on hitt'
confession of the Manna epeed and
hie abjuration of the dogems of•
Maculate Coneeption and Pepal in-
fallibility, . .11e asks, for We guid.
anae fOR1 protection of the Anglican
Episcopate 'against the usurpations,
of the Bishops of Rpme.
The Isiew York TribattA liondon
cable letter .says recent. ev,tints in
Ulster and elsewhere skow that
°thing but the -Queen's Govern.°
ent stand, between recland. and
War, AO ehtlinsiastio public
ception was given to Lord Roos.
ore .at ittonagltatt at te -crowded
ening protesting against his
oval from his position WI Coni-
iseidrier 'of the Peace AA ittl•11131116
iOYAl!,(U‘bilk‘ntec,ti: in Ireland. Melee
lottery, and'a few 'days ego reeeired'
it letter frcim the maetigers.inf,vrtn,
big ;him that it liad drawa $4,000.
Mui lives whout thirty mile •
'Meth of Port Rpm 'neap Bethany
post-offine. .Tbe man Who won the
•$15,000'prize ill the Loudei,. Ioteery.
1ves'Obly a mile 'distant.
.A:Montreal gbd only ten years
neened Ne-wthe, detighter of an
English' Protestant, took edited in
.e ininnery,•where. elle • desire% to
' stay, on: the gratin& that she . was,
bantized the'Catholiti Church:by
her mother, Who -subeequeittly. be-
Cetne ' Protestaet, The. girl's
. father Waited. Prom what the The. -
..p
weenies actid, he will eend her to a t
Ronan Catholic Reformatorvibot.' f
inthe '8
Supteme Court:
E;'' King •'Dodds.. Wett fined by.
Totouto' Police 'Magistrate Denieen
•$25 arid costs for e breach of the.
Lottery Act. There are still. twen-
ty.eeven caaes Against Dodds.; It
will lie remembered MILLI Dodds'
little scheine-wmfte have a hewl of
beans in his stove window and eller
privet,: to Whoe,ver Would guess ,cor-
reptly the number Of beans in the
bowl. The prixee offered were $20
and $t 'gold pieges and a set of har-
ness. has 'given notice 'of lip -
peal.. . . .
A British Columbia ' deapateh
air' I—Reports froin Su titas, Thurs-
day night, state, that a titan 'named
Gillett, foreman of the. Canadian
Pacific B.ftilway Woi.ks'was urdo,
ed in hie , He was shot,' and
had his throat cut, Ile %vas SUP.
posed to have bad uioney. TWO, of
the gang suepeeted have left. The,
body of 'a man ,natued Creighton,
with his throat cut, WAS leutid in
the woods near Alapleridge,' Setae -
(ley... :It ie supposed •to the.work
, of Chinamen.
A.MBRICAN;
judge Spratt, of Alabettfie, sett-,
tebeed Wesley Posey, who outt aged
a young girl, to be hanged on. ,laa.
nary 1.1th,
lwelve members of the Salvation
Army were altreeted while singieg
and praying .On the steps of the
State Ifouse, Vew Hewitt, Conti,
Wm, Ramsey, of Eeet Saginaw,
book keeper, ehot and killed his
brother one nightt..mistaking
for a burglar.
Vanny Zimmerman was engaged
• threat004 to 41.41".01' .1114 94AA6"tui
lice helii•the other who ail the while
Married Ope of them, While the
to twO lovers. • Saturday last she
vil 11
112
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111
ival. „
Last weeti a bill 6708 1,11P0(1t1401.011
by Congressipa4 Aktyherry regnest. to
+)...
Twenty-eight cents the p
capita proportion of the outiou
debt -of 1858. In .1.04 the cost
the war had swollen the per ectpi
to more than $18 and the ennu
interest per capita was four dolla
and twenty nine -ceuts. Then ti
payment cf the elebt began, and o
the lot of July last the per eapi
principal was about twenty eigl
dollar; sllotsttlig- an--aveeage vedu
tion of nearly three dollars per capt
for each of the last ,„eighteen year
The interest charge per eapita
pow ninety five cent;
The Oldest Inhabitant.
Mrs, Mary Shaughnessy died in
Pa., acted 100. •
Alex. Willie, of Lacrosse, Ga.,
died racentry, aged 113,
Solotuen Evereall: vof Hamilton
couety; Conn., -hes just cote:netted
hie 100th birthday, •
A'rther Connelly died recently in
•Lockport, N. Y., at the' age of 99
ye ire end 11 months. •
• MI'S Jane McCurry was baptized
on her 100th birthday at Buzzard's
Roost, Whitfield 000 n ty,
The .oltiest graduate of Vale Col
lege is the 1lev. 1)r, Leonard. With.-
ingtOO, of Boston, who js 9* years
.old
W. J. B,irlow, of Live Ciek, Fla:,
103 years old , 1.fie father lived to
theage of 106,- and bus pother, to,
the i!ge of 126.
Mrs. 'Vary • Yount; 1i0years
old. Nine of inr thirteen children
ate living, and her grandchildren
nunnlier *delay five.
Pr
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of
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e7,---A:--ban net i'vas-ten eyed Mr. Charles
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is
,CoUillY AND OTHER If/Argos'
Mrs. &tett, wiN of Michel gen' ot'
twit 84 yen*. Site bed reelileet for
the township et 1117,flied on the 4t11
yeiltiip ft? towneltip. Shetyt.et, eatiya
ete
f n:elite ecteety, Ireland
.•
E194 t+4 giftM StraPifig.
1.4waul lIIehhrd1 of ilerileburg, 111,,
says ;---"Ileving reeeived SQ. iwif
eva nioatao %was, 1 l'oel it uut'illity
lot team hog humanity knew it. elevelies
a running sore en my leg fel yeats
tuy dectore told me I would have to heel
the hone serapcd orlegatmattated, I used
instead, three bottles, of'dilleetelellittetA
and seven hexee HuckleietrAtehat Bah.ei
and my leg hallow sound' end welt." EU%
tile 'litters are sold at Jiffy cents a bottle',
ateleleuekleree Arnica, Salve at 26 ceatt
bexpbx Won). tz Co.
Psul Winer tuet With e tielious,.acaletee,
near Crediton. Ilo was choppiug 121491
end it fell le an unleekeil fer direction,
equine gewp upon hire. lift leg was Intel,
ly bruised slat dislocatatt et:the knee, Hit
arnt end other parts elan got considep011
damegiab
l, ut he (1004 IVO'', •
The most dist:enraging Cough, at well le
Bronchitis and Hoarseness, yield at oleo
to the influence of Dqvitieie Ettitia. Paw -
ph lets Nee. Send eddreiti te !runty, Jell t,
eons & Lord, Montreal, Que. •262.1m '
Nancy Reilly, of Oregon, when a
Oiel watked-I(•tf the 'A -gentle t
. Missouri, and subseqnently, whet
moving . to. Oregon, niade n pair
trip on foot. She I's now 90.
Theim are three old 'persona it
Bald win ceunty, Ga.- 'Sy! V is '-Cafii
. beet and Peter -.11411. 'are •eatili 11
•
Vears of age, and' Mary English he
just passed her 110th .birthdeY •
John O'Maliti," of Cleveland, died
recentlyat the vgeOf 105 veers; He
heti never been.sielc, and feet beferb
be died he said he felt drowy; and
.apparently asleep, •.. •
George :Gijin.ellaw, of 14anglade
(1..yunty, Wisccinsin, Who is represt.it
ted to be 104 years old, last year
cleared the timber fecim an acre .0
:herd wood land, and (furilig the suni.
n. ejti eslitoi:t0erbivaelthe.
, . ' "' - • • .. •
•
•
. Rev, P. ,MeE.,-.)1.6LOod, pastor the,
Central .PreshyVriati church, Toron,
to;;preached fe second Of a series of
sermons. Oki "Image' worship": hist:
Sunday., (Aldose or • His text
'Isaiali"I am the
Lord.:!ztliat is My name : and My..
gte-r0-91 IT is fidt -glee -tei:--anotlier,
bei My praise to graven images:"
age or idolatrous worsiii,n,lie.
.aid, WeS 0')t Confined i4is the Aqui
&till Church, but to a bertein extmit
• wee to .be • found among..,ell sects
There, is, tio tette:woe:lip. without , a
kno‘vIedge of the. object: :wor-
shipped *and:the ottly true worts:hip
of Gotl's.i.e by it':trate., knoadedge. of
Him revealed., W,ord es. found in the
-
Bible, Tne'•Cherelt of Rome (lea-,
beeittelY adds tp the Bible to suit Du
OWD gootpilleSieBild: itti 'erronbouS
teachings al le4'clea wu *Item oilier
aoareee....4. ft they elon'e'p.retend
to .get their fogecietien, froth sitelr.a.
source. There ie €.11116worship.
without a true knowledge. of • Jesus
Christe,._..7: (49 nett go 26 God, . but
ffe.- comes. to os .in. tlieopersen of
jeatis Christ ,IT is 'Son, "I.' am the
way, +,1i " h • ' life;bu6 no man
comet)) onto the father
Your prudes:to God will be with-.
out avail *unless you'believ.e in.phrist
MI Your • Sow ior, .and.• the. Gospel • Of
Jet i Christ is ' the • only bnlwark
ageittet ideltitry. eIcristiees must
he leyal to Hilt), and cone Mit bold-
ly' .before the 'world, ao• by their
actions. and .words show that they.
fully trust ie Ilts seethe .grace,. In.
the Clim•ell Virgin is
placed abovOlirice, eapIthe .praiee'
ie..-givee „So., hm-..-•
%They .dividee the glory itftWfOlf Geld
and Mary. They say God's fiat -Was
2.0 tondeula the World and Mery'sl to
almut itp redemption. • 'When
POPe Pius IX. was relfilietel from his
imprisonmeot- lit Gaeta- 'he "gave
'thanks to theNirgin. Oft another'
zeasion, when, it !loot gaee way _in
church where le wee preeellifig:•116
called ote Mary to save him,. tittln.
acknoWlesiging that . she, and not
(loch was his protector. The honer
toe the 'Holy Ghost .ati. part of the
Godhead is ale° given to. Maey, 1.6
voeshrtipieg images ..of Mary, pout()
111 acceunt of Ow hietory connected
v.ith thew are held more 'seared then
there. .For instatiee, one which
they claim wee .patitited. by St. Luke
the; evangelia", -held particularly
sacred.' Another in. Normandy, the
eyes of which they claim. 'have been.
k !town tft 11101/0 104 ttrOU'llti
opoe the woeshipp.ers, hoe been_ 2218 -
ltd by;t1sciusands of .the faithful. to
'do it hotasgo, Certain'. garments
else, which their traditious. say were
worn by the 'Virgin, liar, beet', 111.
861 sa% ing the life of the
wearer. API o ,•s of the Virgin,'
are made special: jects Of worship,
The order of the Saw ty I }Tear, origi
noted in the:brain of a half.deintint.
ed pun who claimed to have. aeon an
apparation of tbei Yireft, and Christ.
Tho Spring cif 1.,ourds, the restift
ef an apparition of the Virgin to a
Siete giel, is .also visited by many,
who chitin lieve been healed of
their infirmities • by applying the
water of the mitring to the apratad
The 'Cathedral a Laso!ette,
another. Alt of these have been
confirmed by th Pope. At en, he
said, bee nee the gods they woe.
ship, 1) ellefl the itttelloctind and mor-
el degradation, of the Olturch ot
nomanists claim that they
do not -worship images, and through
thew worship the. objept whit& they
represent. This, 110v/over, irt quite
nanocessary, as, God is eveiryWheee,
awl consequently pcarcr 14 tie p114.1)
tow image or earthly being. /In
concluded his remarks b wernitt
111Ail• iu lityka; 140 11111'04Y OYfIlifig,:'
by his friendi)1 that neighhorliond. ile
le A candidate for 2nd deputy.reevs of
Stephen and seemsto he highly popalar.
He has heretofore served in the County
Parliam,eut and made au excellent repre.
eentaqee of 42 tewnehip tlati taktai a .
, rank rur general intelligence. '
A Startling DiseoVerr
Mr. Win. Johnston, of cfittron, JAIN •
writea that his wife had been troubled with
acute Bronchitis for many yeare, and
all remedies tried, gave no peinianent. re-
lief, until lielprocared a bottle of Dr. Kintel.
New Discovery for Cineitien tin, Coughs,
end Colds, wheel heti a magival eiNet, emit
produced a 'immanent cure. It is guinea./ •
.Free et Watts ' s: Co,'sHrug StoreLargo
. ,
874eidto.000,15re all diseases or thi,
Lungs, or BronchialTithes. Trial Sett el
— •
• Mr. Sand /
ers 'shot roniarkipily fine .,
specimen of wild cot, in.Stephinion
day. One of' its hind feet hod been taken,.
fatter that) suph animals tireiastitilly loan'
oll; apparently in a trap., it wa3112114111
at this season of the year. '
The Rest rronf,—Tlig -01,08E.
''1.•aell' inure Burcleck Blood 13ittent
than rodo of any other pteparatien iu
steek," says 13. 'hikes, droggist, Toronto.
If the reader will ask any druggist in the
eity lie Will *et a similar answer to his
query—a proof that it is the 11109t populat,
medicine for the blood, liver, and Kidnap.
known. • • . 283-2t ••
• 1 lic,balvation Army •are -doing great
werk•-ineleuitanctile-towe hell biang,ciatte-----..---
melt with peonle every night. Over
el lilnavt°Iiej..°pileitipiltelleolithtlialtIleoletaaliitlyva,Y.8bluva4tlihgebiat‘:
batteries,„were always directed,against
another. Now that they ere. alter- filo.
tItil 1111(1 fectlollo.essi; "I', °tile, ilo,2121.1uetissb7iiteli 9the°p Ler %kv;i,jdi.,
8 'wish them God speed. • " •
S
55 yea.te, end....trev.einet-ifirto "cure coughs, .
'Cold; 'Creep, Whooping Conti and
'1,,itng Diseases. Childrotf never rettnie to
take it, .8old by all Druggists,. •2624ni
•..
Re thiiiefiil What -You -Eat
, 'the beei medical author' deg deelare that ,
worms in the Mohan systoin: are often in:
thiced ..eating too freely of. imeuake4
fruit aiid fed. . meet, Mildew), fee,
• Whatever may be the came,' .Froeinatt'it •
Worm Powders at,p speedy and safelto eurai • •
they destroy the worms, and.contain thei1.
owireatbartic•to expell theni. 263.2t. •
Mr: Iltelts,'aieiveller of Port High', ;wag,
-banquettatkere :the . prim: •
1:10,,,x1n4s.eitleelp.artare to take. ,ap his .:re.sideniou
"..''‘i1 •
.141,i)ylolkoiThhi;ea(lt Tly!
goal perhaps,: pf the sure appre,seli or •
that more terrthle diseas Consumption.
A .4ik you rsel yes. i t' on t,t1.411
sitrroTSTivinz_ ren the,risk • .
and do .nothing :Or it, We know.fis
expeilsoce that Shil,o1C8 Cure Will civ •
• •votir Cough: It neyer fails.. Thls-exe:
t-11-fffri-fl. 1.11(ir.e . thuw a
_SAT UPON. •
• '
The Torontd. Glebe is itiquisitiye,„
. It asking; many questiotie.' It is
little worth while to attempt to an-
swer all the goestitina, because 'meet
of them intimate dr inainuate what
ts net tree, It.ttiay be worth- while
to look ate_a few of them; Ile first
1. Why is not•the price. of wheat.
'as high as the teeverouient•pro_unsed
he would make - '
The Government neVer promised td
make any Pa'rticula,r Price for wheat..
opiniou was expressed ie 18/8,
and before; .thats farmers •wopld be
beeefited by a duty en erttie. That
opinion has been • .vinsblicatbd.'Oia
December 4.,-.1W-ltrie• last . Q000I-
ber in •vvbiell the' Reformers- werejn
effice), end ,L/ecember of this year,.
priees of No. Spring wheat were as
• fellows , . ••
ee 1877.. PeC 44 1532,
Toronto 51 „08 ls°1 34
Chicago $1 07* - 0 96*.••••
New YorkY, 51 04 • 1 62 -
. -.84,1'87.'
. \Vilest in Torontp is now dearer.
by 6 adts•tytiesitel than 11' 877,
In 1877 Wheat in Torpid° was
half a cent dearer than ill Chicago ;
noiv 17Z cents 'dearer, .
compared with gilietsgu,. the Caned'
iatifartner has a better prtee than
ip 1877 ny 17i con ttf, ,a
• lit 1817 wheat in Nov York was
con.te dearer than in •Toronte ;
now it is p cents cheaper:. As coin-
paeed. wick New York the Canadian
farmer has a bettev price than in 4
1877. by Ili cents.- s
s
-, In 1811 %vheat in Liverpool was:
52 cen LS dearer than itt Eironto ;
• now it is 10 coots. dearer. Atecom-
pared with Liverpool, the Canadian
farmer gets a hotter price than in
1877 -by 42 cents a bushel. •
Why are not the prides of hotter
ail(' cheese higher, 1 Where aro tho
home Mai lieu that were promised
for the ferule -it's beef and mutton
and node. and poultry I
VollowIng are pricee of the artie-
lea natnocl,in 1877. And 1883, Ail
are taken front the Globe except
for beef and mutton, for Which we
cannot find prim' that paper.
'Hamilton prices dre therefore Bub-
stituted
Not+, 4, 1877, Nov 4, 1883.
Beer, hindquarters., •*5 50 6 50
Muttenoce 100 lbs., • 6 00 7 00
Dressed hogs., , „ „ 5 30 0 00
Chickmisalal 00
Turkey:4 , ,,,,,, 1210 • 1
tggs, dozen.. , , ... 20 27
'Butter, poutaireilg,. A4 ' 23
The advance 10 price avereges
about 20 per cent. Dote; the 01,9bc
desire further information concern-
ing farm produce 1 .1 •
.A'witty Thenehman de6nos
•gestion as remorse of the stomach,
Anil 'tempest, as indigestion of .the.
eeneelehee,
A.niong tbe reasons urged by a
Peoria, /11., woman ,frer'A -elivore.e
ee 1 I/penitent:0h 8Womitve,
ity,htrsoo, tilthy habits, ince:opals
• ties were sold the pest yeer. lt tellevea
Croup, and` Whoomng Cough, at once.
Mothers tio not . he without it.' Toa
Laine'Bnek, 8121e or Chest, .use Slilloh'i
Pumas Plaster,. Sold .14 3, H. ronibg,
• .
• It is etreggrililit 'clin boast . of .,••
porelndustries than any other village of '
it:s. Eliza in . Ontario.—Thera -0112en1201
1)1111, sasv mill, planing ;1011, salt welle.anii
pork•factory. • Theproprietters of the :leis
ter piditstry"state that ther have .peeketi
• . •
than the' eopesponding period co lad
Mow •to treat. Weak Lungai •
• Always hi:oath,: through.the•nose, .
ing the 1110021 closed as much, al possible;
Walk- and sit erect;. exercise 'ie. the open-
air, -keep the skin scrupulously clean, inlet
takelingyinxl'Sl?ectoral Balsam for coughs,.
colds; and bronchial -troubles, 263.2t
Sir Biehard 'Cartwright visited Heqaahl
on Monthly thtlling ot.irst; Week. the
'expectation of ineefing his friend4, lie.
clid not meet unite as ninny as he expected,
and very few electors who had any
tance to.rmw
oe ere preiient, therehire the
attendance, was 811111 efid Iii greetings very.
,
erty, • state, and country, anw
d ow; ad
. people,. Aypr's Saratiparilla. tt 12 616
,best po,mbinataan. of vegetable bli purft•;
fiera, viith the. Iodide of Potassium .and
Iron; ever oll'erad.to the public,
Mr:.t/a11.1014 of flit TinlIndll.
.Ushorne, hos diqpecied 61.bis coati to Mr,
•AndreW Oilman; • l'6r the 'euth $7,8oty,
•Mr. reside Exeter. .
For' Coughs, Colds, 'Crosip, ing
Cough. 'aral-7-tung. Diseases, gee N. lq
• Dew ss! .*1.1YRY0A 8LP, BALA:Lit te
Sold 'troll ll: inigists. • '4very hot tle 'v r.
,:tralltit(i. Trial size, • 25e., Me 0„
Large size, .51.00,... • " • 202.1e,
four tintee the. number -of mgs thi,r
Mr. WO UM' Vs10;ll-ttWas walkilig along -
Huron streetExoter, when thie of the heartht
of the .aidewellt dew up,. emitting hen on
the leg, causiag it to inflame. He will, in all '•
probability, be•compelled to lutl'e his lei
engin toted, ,
Dyspepsij! OS% Lifticr tionplaital, .
ti it not woi 23 • the small Price, of 75
cen ts to tree, yieirself 0 eVeryt.Srill prom .
Of those distressing complaints, you
think 80,211111 Ilf. Mil' store mill get a riot-
tle of' Shiloh's everV bqttlo 11.'4
a printed guarantee on it, use aecort
(tingly and if it, does you no good It
wl I cost you petliing. ny J. It.
CO lithe, 2634y '
A cloaellead is indicative of good health
feel regular habits. Wii.en the body .feela
uggishly, 114 '1('$ Cathartic Pills wil
heavy. and langnicl, and the mind semi
eli
wonderfully assist to a recovery of' p' 7"
seal letoyeney and mental -vigor. '14
constipated should use them. •
o
A woman who is weak, nervous sn,i
sleepless, and Whohai cold lienila owl
faineiee ifeiVottlinisti end give stningtli
feet, vismiot felil and -act. like a, 5713 31044011. • ,,,
Ctiater's Iron pills eieueNe the uireulatteili
ilf.(1)11;IVJI:ltsitliiivitiiieiewitleteillyeritliti,eigialskitt,,ri veuelottsm,1
mei newt men:, in 81.114011,..., t Al I
Ati.-1411. le13:111e1 A .. A• metal lithe:tor 110(1..
With each bola lb: Piteit It' you Alealill
ho'fith nmi Aweet breath, Prier tiOente
sold by S. II. ronike
v ,i,litaiIwity Accident.
, Frefik lipink, Wiitou aeolue, TO1'011M,
8613 tl tithe ago reeeived et bail ifijney by ei,
at tit, t.. 101.11;1; tstclina,,Lrich cinCet.. ily'. Ili te,0 ',Ii'lliciltt, ettreue..4,cutii,
i
flagfard's Yellow Oil, 263.4.
Certer's Little Lives' Pills hove lick
''tirlitiella
ailaellirecl% film"I
' RD eleu)s,1‘1Ctievell411)8ittieaiitt6tr,..
Pelt% in the Side, and all Liver iron:Wee:
Try them, - '• 263-2t. '
A Paratlytie Stroke.
• W. II. Howard, el' tlenevet„, N. V., onf'•
l'ored enth Miley etel eteperal debility', *nit
s it'1. IV, small' .to • n ^ a mivertiokt Ism...