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Will stand for mares at THEOBALD'S HOTEL, (hateSrrarta') every SATDaDAY afternoon. Terms -- .to
Mauro, 48.
WM. PERDUE,
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Natter or the assignment of
COHHETT do MOLES, doing business
as Woollen Manutacturers. at the
Town of Clinton, and of Edmund
Corbett' an$ John Bolles.
NOTICE hihereby given that Edmund Corbett and
John Boles, doing business in the Town of Clin-
ton, County of Huron, as Corbett & Boles, Woollen
Manufacturers, and the said Edmund .Corbett and
John Boles have made an assignment of all their
ppartnerslhip and separate propertestate, and effects.
''to the undersigned Christopher Dickson,D.of the said
Town of Clinton, kiookseller, in trpet Or the bene-
fit of all their partnerehip and separate creditors,
'and that all persons having claims against the said
firm of Corbett & Boles, or the said Edmund Corbett,
or John Boles, are required, on or before the 17th day
of July next, 1884 to send in by letter, prepaid, and.
addressed to the undersigned, their names, residence,
post office addresses, and particulars of their claims,
duly verified by statutory declarations, specifying the
nature of the security, if any, held by them ; and take
notice that after the said date, pursuant to 40 Vie.,
See. 1, Chap. 9 (Ont.) the said trustee will proceed to
distribute the assets of the said firm of Corbett &
Boles, and the said Edmund Corbett and John Boles,
among g the patties entitled thereto,rateably
and
d
pro-
portionately, o-
PortionatoIy, havingduo regard to the ared
remedies of partnership and private creditors, and
distributing the same as. between them according to
law and having regard only to the claims of which
notice shall have been given, and that he will not be
liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed
to any person or persons, firms or corporations, of
whose debt or claim he shad not have notice.
Dated at Clinton this 18th day of June, A.D:,1884.
CHRISTOPHER 'DICKSON,
Trustee.
MANNING & SCOTT, Solicitors for Trustee,
SYLVESTER'S
Celebrated CHAMPION PLON L W !
THOMAS TIPLING,
BJ;ACKSMITH, - CLINTON,
gjas been appointed agent for Sylvester's Champion'
Plow, which has recently been greatly improved, and
not stands without,e rival. The mouldboard is made
of trio beat diamond stool, especially hardened, war-
ranted to clean Many field, and imported from Shef-
field England, purposely for. those plows. intending
purchasers can have a trial of the plow. and on receipt'
of postcard it will be delivered free in any put of the
county. If -the plow can be beat by any other make,
we will forfeit the plow. A car load Just received.—
References from over 100 of the best farmers near
Clinton.
He also manufactures the'oelabrated
Scotch-Diitnrond "Harrow,-
The reputation of which is so well known that ho has
already received orders for 30 set this. season.
JOHN ROSS,
PUMP MAKER,
CLINTON, ONT.
Tho subscriber has had many years' experi-
ence. and guaranteestogive the beat of satis-
faction.
PUMPS, TANKS, CISTERNS, ETC,',
Made and put in on short notice. All orders
by mail promptly attended to. Charges rea,
sonable.
JOHN ROSS. Clinton,
T. COOPER & 90N
FOR
CHEAP GROCERIES
Crockery, Glassware,&c.•
r
Oatmeal and Cornmeal always on hand.
ALSO
rettv's celebrated .English Breakfast Bacon,
Long Clear Bacon, Sugar Cured Hams,.
And No.. -1 LARD. .
At rices which cannot be beaten in town..
HIS 60 C. TEA A SPECIALTY
SOLE •AGENT FOR' •
Dobbins' ELECTRIC SOAP
THOMAS COOPER. & SON,
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON
(7LIN'CON
PLANING MILL
—AND—
DRY KILN!
"minSUBSOR.IBER HAVING JUST COMPLETED
.1 and furnished his new Planing Mill with machin•
cry of the latest improved patterns, is now prepared
to attend to all orders in his line in the Most profn t
and satisfactory manner, and at reasonable rates. He
would also return thanks to all who patronized the
old firm before they wore burned out, and now being
in a better position to execute orders expeditiously,
feele,ponflden.t he can give sr'ttisfaction to all.
F'11CTORY-Near the ()rand Trunk Rail;.
way, Clinton
TIIOMAS iIIcKENZIE.
FARR.A7.'ISDALL
BAKKERS,;,
HATTENBURY ST.;' CLINTON'.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING bLb1NES9.
Moneyadvanced on Mortgages and Notoaolhand
Drafts leaned payable at
par,at all t
n y ho Offices f
p , ee o the
Merchant's Bank of Canada. New Y
orkxe
e hen e
B
bought and sold. PROMPT ATTENTION PAIb TO CQJ.y
r.ECTIons throughout Canada and' the United States.
SALE NOTE$ BOUGHT at clone rates, and money
advanced to farmers on their own notes,foranylength
of time to snit the borrower. All toarketableseant
tiosbonghtandsold. • '
DANRxns IN NEW YORK. AGENTS OF THE
MnaCtrANT'a BANK OF Omuta.
INTER EST AI L-O-TVED ON DL'POSIT,S
W_ \Sr PATLRAN. J. P.'1'1SDAaLL.
M E. {
PIS STORE.'
O E
/LATE SUBSCRIBER. WHO WAS FOR MfiRE
than eight years in tho employ of hlr. Silas
Davis, desires to intimate that he has
Opened a 'fin Shop iii Oodswoitfh's Block
IIURON STREET, CLINTON;
Where he is prepared, to do °
•
ALT, KINDS 01' TTN, COPPER AND
w TT E i ::' I RON WORK,
1 tir„1 •• •'style and nu short�iotlee
1Gf✓Mi11I., LAMPS, (.LASS, &e. %it stock
,a PALL snrtct•rtctt.
•
sAtfi'LT,'ti'ir.yct .
Clinton, Drs las'.
The Editor's Triibute. tt PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,.
Thereu P. Keaton, Editor of Ft,. Kayne, '
r. ,
Ind.
"Gazette
1
In t
, , writ s . IiAr the past $v
.. e e
years have alwloys need Dr: Ring's New Die•
orrery, for ooughe of meet severe character,
ae well so for those of it. milder type. I
never fails to effect a speedy We, M
friends to whom Ihave reoommendeditspeak
of it in same high torms,. Having been •our.
eel by it
of every cough Ilave had for r
five
years, I oonaidee AVM only reliable and sure
ewe for Cougbe, Oolde, etc," Call at Watts
& Cdr Drng Stora and get a tree trial bottle.
Large Size $1.
Members of the Reform press of Oatario
to the number of some thirty or forty met
together Friday in one of -the Rosain
House parloura to exchange fraternal
greetinge, dine together, and discuss. in-
formally matters of'mutual interest. The
meeting was. influentially ,composed, and
the feeling everything that could: be desired.
Such re•uniona.are useful ae well as agree-
able,
Under a Liberal governmegt Great
Britain is making enormous strides in the
matter of education, and; the other day for
the first time, a sum not only amounting to
but exceeding • three millions of pounds
sterling, waa voted. The educational
returns.ahow. gratifying increases in all
branches.' The Liberals are, carrying out
the advice once given by a Whig colleague,
that it was
absolutely necessary their
masters (the:enfranchised masses) should
be educated,
C1,1i11TO1V MAIa;KE'1'e,,
Thursday, July 10, 1884.
Wheat, scot old - • $1 00 a . 1 10
new- 065 a .100..
White wheat, old - 1 00 ' a 1 05
- 1' 00 a 1 05
1 00 a 1.05
0.35 a 0'30.
045.a•055
0 70 a 0 75
550 a'600
0 45 a 0 50
0. 14 a u 1:5.
013 a 014:.
• 800 a 900
• 050 a '075
0 60 a 0 75
,'.650 a 7 50 :•.
• 0.16 a 0 .18
" new • ,• .„,.
Spring, . .
Oats,
Barley, .
Peas,
• %'lour,
Potatoes,'
'. Butter;
Eggs, ,
Ray,
Sheep'peltt -
Lamb skins, .
• Beef, ' .•:
Wool,
11OR:SALE-COMFORTABLE DWELLING
House in the 'Town of'Clinton. Contains 6
rooms.; garden with fruit trees, Situate in good
locality and easily accessible. For further par -
Menhirs apply at the Ntw ER& office, or at the.
SINGE R SEWN_ Q MACHINE OFFICE, Perrin
Block, Clinton. .6
foIJ$Z TO RENT -.-The Mosso -and quarter
acre garden on the farm of Mr. J. }Iolmes,
Huron Road, is offered to rent on very reason-
able terms. Plenty- of room and every cone-
nienee for ordinary family. 'Splendid .change
fer.working man, Only it; minutes walk from
town. Apply to ALBERT MAY, Huron road.
``TRAYED CALVES: Strayed from the
I prenitses of the subscriber, lot 36, Maitland
eon.,' about th first of May; Your calves about 8
months old, two heifers,.one roan, the•other'reu.
with a little brindle, the other two bulls, one
roan, the other red with white and red. face.
Any one giving such information as leads to
their recovery will be suitably rewarded.
CHAS. DISNEY, . Gederich township.
(1 001 FARM FOR MALE. -:-The subscriber
ILA offers for' sale that well -situated farm, ,Lot
7th eoneession, Ooderich township, 0 acres, 80,acres
in grass, nearly all cleared ;• good brick house, barn
86 x 76, stabling for cattle and horses, new granary,
implement house, stnallorchard.. Tho farm ma splen.
did one, well watered, in a'vorygeed state of oultivi-
tion, with 700 rods of underdraining,-black Olay soil,
and will be sold on reasonable. terms. 82,000 can , re-
main on property, at'6"per cent for five' years, if desir-
ed. JAi.1ES DUNCAN, .Porter's Hill P,O. 23
BUGGIES.
It
>;, as
at ' said th Flop. Mr. (Gran baa been
promised the Lieutenant•Governorehip of
Quebec ifhe wine Megantio for the Govern-
ment.
The Hon, R; W, Soott, the antbor of the
Canada
Temperance Act, states that the
working of that Act in counties where it
has beenadopted has .fully realized his
expectations.
The candidates, for the seat in the Local
tegielature for Muakoka, rendered vacant
by the unseating and disqualification of
Mr. Fauquier, are Mr. J. W. Dill, of Brace-
bridge(L" iberal), and Mr. Neil DtcEohern,
of Commands (Conservative),
Archbishop Croke, dedicating a church
at Ballyneety,Ireland, on Sunday, exhort-
ed his hearers to.pray that Ireland might
be a. nation. again. He insisted upon ener-
getlo action for the attainment of their civil
and religious rights.
Hon, J.H. Pope, Minister of Agriculture,
was on Monday servedwith a subpoena
requiring him to attend before the Royal
Commission appoipted to investigate the
Toronto bribery case, He took the ten
dollars tendered by the eherifk to him as a
witness and promised toattend on the
14th inst,
It is
no use talking, but if Sir Leonard
Tilley does not immediately return and
touch up .the N. P. machine,' the country
willgo to ruin. •The traffic receipts of the
Grand Truuk Railway have decreased $1,
062,876 during the past twenty-six weeks,
compared with the receipts: for the corres-
ponding peri'odelast year,
The very heavens• weep in their indig-
nation. A tug called Sir John (of all'
names) and three scows have been built in
Buffalo; N. Y., for the Dominion gov-
ernment's. use on the Welland canal.
Where is the patronage to home: industries,'
ye generation of hypocrites, How Have.
the mighty fallen.!
There is much talk about the probability.
of war between England and the 'United
States. ;No one seems to imagine that war
between the United States and Germany is
possible, and yet the attitude is much more
hostile than is that.gf'Enpland. Ex -Mini-
ster Sargent says Bismarck's policy is very
anti.American, and that hd is quite' ready
to disregard'treaties with the United States.
The official return of the emigration from
the British Islands during the six •months
ended June 30th last shelve that the depar-
tures for Canada greatly decreased,when
compared with the same period in 1883.
The numbelrALivere: In 3,883, 27,840; in
1884, 19,476.. And 'yet' the Dominion
Government hae not decreased its enor-
:mous expenditures in aid of .'immigration,
Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden declares
that no man can honesty • heap 'up such
fortunes as have been gathered by some of
the great financial bandita of otir own time..
This is true enough; such fortunesare, the..
greater part of them, nothing but loot; and
' 'the men :who ' have gathered them are.
"nothing but thieves' and robbers." -New
York Sun.
Sir John has provided a place worth $1,-
800 per"annutn for his nephew,' by. super,
annnating :a civil servant who is said, to be
good for fifteen or twenty years pf further
service. Not only that, but it is said that.
the nephew is utterly incompetent. •"We
do not see that this is such an objection.
Jt is probably not intended that he shall
do any thing beyond drawing the salary,
nd there is:no doubt: as to his competency
q'that.directi'on: '
26 New SINGLE ,BIiGGTES.js
For solo • cheap . at CALLANDER & .BROS, SHOP,
next door to the. Doherty Organ Factory. Well finish-
ed and•oan be ;bought at all prices, according: to finish
from 600 upward. Come andsee us and get our
terms. Will giyo written guarantee with every one. ,
CALLANDER & BRO., Clinton.
R. +I: :HCIL MES,
SolicitorSupreine'Court
OFFICES=WINGHAM & RLYTH..
hn` Blyth every .Tbuisday. flellectiones and
claims promptlyand retia'rly .attended to.
PRIVATE E'UN»S' to ;lend lat lowest rate of
i'nteres't:: „
WILKIE &• WOOLVERTON.
' NURGEO111 DE'NTIit3TB',
•IIoldthe 'exclitsiye"rtghtfor the county for the Hurd
precess• of administering chemically Mite Nitrogen
Ifenoaido, which is the safest and`best system yet dis-
covered for the' painless extraction Of teeth. Charges
moderate,. satisfaction guaranteed.. OFFICE, BEAVER.
BLOCK, over Thompson' * Switzer's. Grocery Store,
Albert
Street, Cl lnton.
MONEY. 3MONEY:'
THE undersigned have niade arrangements for the
handling of a large• amount of Private ,tttd Gem.
many Funds, for loans on real estate this winter, at
otaest rates of interest and moderate charges.
' . . LOANS PROMPTLY MADE.
•
MANNING & SCOTT, .TOWN ALL, CLINTON
MONEY TO LOAN.
lRiVATE AND COMPANY',FIJNDS, AT
owest rates of interest. Principal payable
admired by borrower. . •
Valuator for the CANADA LANDED CREDIT
COMPANY:. .
D'. A. FORRESTER,
Clinton.' Dec. 20. 1883. + .
M V SXC«
KISS NELLIE HOLMES is prepared: to give
lessons 00 the. Piano or Organ to a limited number of
p11161s. ' Ittstrnetion given at the homes of'pupits, if
desired. • .
OJi» CLOTHES FOR SALE. -1 take' all sorts of
rags, clothes, Carpets, -and hope my old. friends
will Have them for me. I also -take brass, lead and
copper. 1amh meo kendays.
Any
person having
raga or.truck in My line,can leave e word at inY
hOna
e
. and 1 ry'iil fetch it and give value, and I also bog to say
i have no businoas ;connection with a man named.
,llessie, .Paperieg,painting, and, jobbing of that sort
done h4• GEORGE BENTtF•t',
W. MARTEN,. Pettier, Box 64, Clinton,
• MiSS GREIG,
• MUSIC TEACHER, CLINTON.
Is. now forming 3 large class; and can take about four
inure pupils. Lessons given at her residence, Iiuron.
St., or at the Totes of pupils, Beat of references As to
her abilities art mother. • • •
LL1'I11Cl and. L
1.
h.
1 f1IIE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS ON IIAND AT ,HIS
..l1t >rolnlses„Isaac street, Clinton, Omar the Fanning
1111Factory) all kinds of 1►ine Lumber. Lath,
ate, Parties requiring such will find into thole ad-
vantage to call on hint.
.. . J YT PIt t7ft1l1LEY.
'BLYTH PUMP FACTORY:
Ferguson, &'tX7'�,L1o't
rROrIngTOuS. ••
ri1Itx•T SUBSCRIBERS HAVING II .GENTLY
11., started atDieters/ in Blyth, beg to intimate
to the people of Unroll that they are prepared
to Sink Wells or cisterns, and provide Pumps of
thovery boat u nrlinittnshlp. ' tfavnig had eon-
siticrable experience inthe pump -making busi-
ness, they fetal eimiliniit they tali give entire
t arttett. Alli riders, by mail orr,tlfet•ttiSe.
promptly filled, at the most reasonable rates.
myth. April. 15$t:
Hon. James Sk'Ead, Senator for' the
Rideau Division, died on Saturday: 'a
Ottawa, "aged 67. years He was born
Cumberland; England, and came' to Ottawa'
many years ago, -where he engaged in the
lumbering and forwarding; trade. He sat
in the Legislative;Council of•Canada f&Om
1862 to I867 and was called to the Senate •
by Royal proclamation at Confederation.
He was.a Con9ervati®e in politics. Having
been unfortunate in business in :' his later
years'bis"name.was frequently mentioned.
in conneccion.with .offices of emolument;
among: others for the.postmastership of
Ottawa, ,which was made vacant: a few
months a;o by the death of Mr. Currier.
The latest rtitnour about the • Pacific
Railway Magnates, is that Mi. Stephen is
'about to demand -that his $4,000 :piano,
lately•purchasedit New, York,, shall be
adinitted at a-IlOmina '
l Valuation for' this.
tones s duty..The era
Government n
meat probably•
willprotest' against having inch a demand
pressed upon them, and Mr. Stephen.may'.
have to pay. his $1.,000 or so duty; •on
the understanding that the money will be
•"recouped"oto him in some other form:
At first it was.supposed that Mr. Stephen
based his demand uponhis contract, privi-
lege of importing railway material' duty
free, but this it seems, was a mistake,
He claims that his piano is a'fine..work of
art, and that itwould tie a model for Can-
adian piano; makers,. Is this net a slur
upon our manufacturers? , 1s it trite that
they require to be taught their business
by, Yankee piano makers? Leet session Mr.
Farrow, the member for Ndrth Huron
boasted that "pianos,gcod enough for
Queen Victoria's parlour" were being made
in Canada. What does he think• of; the
Stephen•incideot. •
A Liverpool letter, June 21, 'says, This
week has'been ene of great excitement in
Liverpool among the . resident •.Canadian
cattle. exporters, in consequence of the
detentio
n byInspector for
Moore
of all the
P
cattle land
ed ex -Mi '
selssi ' `
1 which ch sailed
from Montreal first,.week in' June, with
some 450 cattle belonging to .one or Iwo cif
the biggest exporters. in the trade. The
steamer arrived about 14th and discharged
cargo in excellent time for the market on
Monday, 16th, t et the owners were inform
ed that an order from' the Privy Council
had been received instructing their deten-
tion, and that pending further advice, the
cattle could "not be ,removed, lir addition
to this the own
ers their were
agents ants w '
e
proliibited'from •eanal xamining the •animale,
access being' only permitted; to four cattle -
le :13
attle-le:tl for feeding purposes. This e)ctra-
ortlinary action on the palet of Mr: Moore
it possibly covered by the, special. order
teem the Privy Council, but as he has
deeli:ied'te hire any-its1orni.atikn whatever,
•relative to the matter, no opinion can be
formed as to whether he is' strictly adher-
ing'to instructions, or what---invery pos-
sible -exercising his own judgment as to
the ifiterpretiitipit of this edict from head
tluarter•s. After 'missing -Monday's market
in Liverpool it strong effort was made to
release the cattle for Salford or Wakefield
oti Tuesday. at'd Wednesday, but withont
avail, 1Fhe cattle 'Were afterwards releae•
ed, inspection allowing there waa nothing
whatever wrong With them.
Exeter haa purchased a new bell, which
a
l novel
fn i the Custom inu
It was lyingm ofiiceat London,
of wasurchaaed at Troy, N. Y. at a cost
nearly $300. and weighs 1500 lbs.
Hon. Mr. Carling, allows the ata
eat
fund for defeating t tScott Ad, togccrcculating in the preee,,that, he has on•
tiuted one thousanddollars tows ` ethe
uncontradicted. On the rule that silence
gives consent, we innet therefore accept
the statement as correct. How do some
of our local ,temperance advocates, who
are Tory partizans first andtemperance
advocates secondly, like this, the action
of a Dominion Cabinet miuieter and a
member of a. Government which has been
seeking to steal a reputation for setups-
thizing with temperance, because of the
severity of legislation it passed knowing it
Presscould. never be enforced? -•.Ottawa Free
•
The Tory allies of the Quebec Bleus, are
always crediting them with a tremendous
amount of liberality to the English -speak.
ing Protestant element of that province.
We are assured that the latter have, if any-.
thing, more than their share of . represen-
tation and official recognition, In view
of these frequent assertions as to Bleu
liberality,, it is a little strange to read that
the Quebec administration does not now
contain single representative of
the
Eng-
lish-speaking Protestants of the province.
The vacancy left by the retirement of Hon,
Mr. Lynch isto be filledby a Frenchman.
The' Catholic. minority in Ontario have
never been without a representative in the
administration. of the province.
Joaeph Dillabough, Hamilton: corres-
pondent of the Toronto Mail, is a smooth.
faced boy; who has taken upon himself the
-mission pf revolutionizing Canadian jour-
nalism. His first great effort was a slan-
derous article defaming the 'character of a
very handsome lady moving in the highest
circles of, Hamilton society. When'arrest=
ed on a charge of libel he made a written
apology, acknowledging that he had lied
for the sake of a sensation. On Friday he
was jailed on a charge of writing to the con-
tractor for the government buildings at
I;Zamilton advising him thatt Irish Invin-:
oibles will endeavor to blow :up: the buiid•
Ings on'July 12. Before young Dillabough
is released from jail he will probably come
to the conclusion that Canada is altogether
too slow for journalistic genius.
• ' The New Yprk Herald fooka'for only evil
results if Blaine is elected President of
the United States.: It regard's hie nomi-•
nation as a new sectional doniinatiou-an
"attempt of the worst Western, dema•
gogism, swagger and bounce' to make itself
the controlling force of the Union at the
expense of the Eaat, the South and the
tniddieaection:" Fortunately the . people.
have it in their own:hands, and need"• not
elect aman whose political ideas have so.
much of the disturbing element in them..
It is absurd to believe that the. West can
dominate the South,East and • Middle
section pokes the major portion of the
electors so decide. '• What is most needed..,
in the States, at the present time; is a
Calm, dispassionate presentation of the
facts. That guaranteed, a change Of Gov
ernment would Most certainly be the
•In order to conceal the real state o,ft`e
Dominion; finances at the close of the fiscal.'
year, pat ended, it seems that the Govern-
ment have given instructions that various
large amounts due from ,the Government
contractors and others shall be carried for-
ward and•appear in.the Accounts of 1884 5,
instead of those of 1883-4. 'Thisnice•little:
scheme, will, of course, enable Sir Leonard
Tilley to make a better showing for• the
past year, but the prospective deficit for
the current yea'? will be.thereby improperly
increased. But Sir Leonard probablyex-
pecte that he,.will ..b'e snuglyhoused as.
Lienteuatit-Governor of New ,Brunswick
before, the end of the present financial
Year, leaving to his successor the duty of
• finding excusesfor the, failure '6f his N.
P. At all events the ,bare official 'state
•ment.of the fi•nancee at`the end of.1883-84
will give•a very, incorrect impression re
specting'their real condition, r
Abontspring-Water. .
The surest, most effective, least costly re.
medy fpr habitual. Costiveness is Zoesst.
Better- than all the aperients or spring -water
that ever babbled, ubbled ler itis certain, effectual
and
pleasant, acting -upon' the•. -Liver and
Digeativeorgans. It invigorates, strengthens,
loosens and' removes. Keeps off Ague,
Fever; Malaria, Biliousness=makes'Appetite
good, Sleep sound, Nervesstrong,Brain quiet,
blood pure, breath sweet,taste' good, regula•
tea the bowels Only by'aeting upon the Liver
and pigestion. Get a sample' of zo•PE•se • '.
BORN..
Scorn. -In Stanley, on the 2ndeon., on the
6th inst:, the wife of .Mr W. H. Scott, 'of a
WHITEte.-In Goderich township, 10th,
con en the 3rd inet t
hs wife sof•
, r Mr 1i. J,
Whitely, of a daughter.' i -
V'Iiiz toes. -On the Maitland oou,,(3oderich
township, on the 4th inst., the wife of Mr. G.
Williams, Of a son, •
MARRIED.
Bao'vN-CLARxa.-In Clinton, on the 30th.
July, by the Rev. J. Kenner, Mr, R. Brown,
to Miss Sarah Clarke, all of (r".nton,
TAXLOR-BnrtuieeDFN.-At 'the residence
of t i
h bride's s father, lin t
9 flet on the
th Inst,
r ,
p ,
by the Rev, J, Kenner, Mr, Jacob Taylor, of
Clinton, to Jessie H., second daughter of Jno.
Brickenden, Esq:
INGLIs- GnIFFIN.-At the Rectoryof St,
Jame's Cathedral, Toronto, an June 2th, b
the Rev. Mr. Damoulin,Mr.Jas.W. Inglis to
Miss Pint°' A. Griffin; both` of-Wingham,
HubsoN-Mehniuu..- At Wingham on
June 26th, by' the Rev. H. Mc.Qnarrie,. M. J.
Hudson, of Morris, to Mies MargatetMcLean,
of Scotland..
A'1'Tl;it' i"•--•
]' lo. LiN1.GA ,
� rn.-- h
A.t the reside nee
of the bride's father, ou the 2nd inst,, by the
Rev. H. McQnarrie, Mr: Jas. A: Patterson,
Turtle Mountain, Manitoba, to Eliza .A.,
second daughter .of Mr, : Wm: Linklater, of
last V'awauosh.
')IED.
DortntTi,---In Clinton, on tho 3rd inst.,.
Geo. S. Doherty, (tato of I.'iokcrieg,) aged 25
years, 13 manths onll 4 days,
1';Asr.--•At l',trlihill, ou the 27th June 'the
infant on of Mr,- John hast, formerly. of
Mullett, aged 4 months. •
(iA in'tov.---Tn Clinton, on the 8th hist,
Mary, slaughter of litr,Arthur Ctntelnn, aged
9 months..
lil•'t:wN,•--1n Platt Co., I11., Luey, 'wife of
Mr, John Brown, formerly of. Clinton, aged
(14 years.
ho Makes Your Boots
,UICgSHANK,
THE BOOT MAKER.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS ,OF
/lent Women :it'd '
X� Children's 1! n
.._... Dots it Shoes.
Spring ing Stock well
assorted, and
complete etc in • alb depa t
meats
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
C. CRTICKSHANK, 73RICK BLOC CLINTONK,
Beaver Book Store
SCAM JC$T TO H..ND
Fans, Croquet, Baskets, Ladies Satchels Ca
SteStephens', D lie . '! nes,
p , a Y s, and Stafford's Inks.
Linen, Foreign and Vellum Note Papers..
Large variety . of Envelopes, ver chez
Note Papers at 10c per p quire,extra• P
good.
Spy Glasses from 25cts. to. $3.75 .each. -
Combs & Brushes,. prices. ,Concertinas, &c.
Richter Me _- r outh:Or... .
rte, �0 keys, ir0• cents:.
Berlin Wools . Canvas•
..Tassels &ca
Briggs' Stamping Patterns. •
Jet and Col'd Necklets, Collarett °'
es Bracelets.
Novelties in China. Goods, etc:' '
Cigars, Pipes, Pi "s &c.
g
WE ARE SELLING GOODS VERY LOW -TRY US.
Beaver Block next.to
Thompson& Switzer.'
lex.
Weir.
p.
Desires his call: special attention 'to
p stock of
iria and Granite 'Wane;
Of. all . kinds, tis -'lilt
able for Christmas pre.sents...
Also,: •the finest: Coufeetio4ery to be had
Fresh Fruit, •• Canned Goods &c,
•
JOHN CUNINGIRA,1VIE..GROCER,:. CLINTON.
c)k; At . %:INDf,.
TRUNKS, VALTSE.S, &c..
VERT 'CHEAT?. i
L. NEWTON,
CLINTO i,
TEN�
TS
MUNN & CO.,, f the 6orsNTrrre AbtasroAN .con -t
tinuo to set as Solicitors for Patents, Caveats Trade
Marks, Copyrights,for the United States, Canada
England, )'rance,'ieermany, etc. . Hand Book about
Patents sent free. Thirty-sevenears'experience.
Patents obtained through MUNNy CO, are noticed
�..inthe.SerlN kTirio Amami:L the largest beet, and
moat widely circulated eolehttee paper. 41.20 a fear.
Weekly. ,Splendid enmrat inga !I'M interesting In.
formation. Specimen copy of the Scientific Amer.
lean sent free.. Address MUNN A Co, Soraarnwco
,bassos o OMee, =Broadway, Now York. 0 re
Is White Bronze 1 a
`t lid
�Z
CtixTox,April 28, hail.
`•• MR. A. II. I,ANDON', •
kAlnoxroxr, .C'oo t.
DEAR Sat,. -Litt you give the inclosed testimonial or
is it a fraud? Yours ver, respectfully,
W. M. GIFFIN
This is to certify that I saw during; the 'summer of
I868,. et the Sohonburnn Paiaeo Gardens at Vienna,
Austria, an ogtlestrianstatue of Prince Joseph, :and
which at that thne had stood exposed in the open air
for SSyears, and said atatuowas east of pure sire, and
in appearance it was fresh and perfect. a
A.I L hAAnWN,
.Sup. Penthroke Trott V
orks.
lrid;el'ort,
Conn,
Bator.kroai, l:T,, May2, 1814.
W. 81. 11IFIIN. •
1)0818eA
Sttt,--Year rd,'A rll28, athtnd tho testi-
monial you refer to, signed by one Mr.Lemilon, 14
Runtime and no fraud, the statue having horn 80011 by
him as stated, And also by'thunsands of eller Autori••
eau tourists, sad can be aeon the same to -day.
1f yon or any of your. 4'uotomers wish to satisfy
thetnselvos as to the utility and genuineness of the.
14-brk, if they wi11 tltke the trouble to come to Bridge-
port, we would be pleased to show them what is hell„
done here, and think they will very obeli lv admit It
is no itnmhgg, rind yourself as an awl t for the goods
woaldho ttreatly benefitted by s t•j• i,,•••• .
vt+urs &a. A, II, LANDON,
of the firm of 1'n +, t ': ';'.
•
Patties Intending i•. purelinsou Mon•nt•r'n; vrt!1
find It to• their ftu.;tntairi fin -.• . of e
ilronre before bnying elsewhere.
rim
-V. M. i,rN ()ENV.
OI'14(l ANI) RESIDENCE, E, 111trott St,
('lintolt. 0 doors oast rrom tie. Th +`y
a.•
Perthol Fits Guaralltood1
Laa=Es.
HAVE YOUR,. CUrT:INa DONE By MIss
°'BRINE: ,Yoit WILL I?IND
HER FIRST -.CLASS.
CHARGES
A s vERx .On>i.ATr.
JOHN'. ROBERTSON,
Victoria Street. Clinton.
` i.URRAAR .FOE TH'E
cw J1AIit1!1\iliI nAw„
/1,01all .IR(;IT,•r ALONG': NOW Is •THE
V time to 'secure a bargain k'rfes'r °LASS •
,
MIAUTInQ1•:n'Y AT ROCK. .BO,rroac PRitirua. • •,
•.._.- 1V . � T r
.li
1' Y 1... �.l�EY.
Desiree. to announce to thepublio-titat he has
opened a shop for the convenience of his many
easterners, cit IIU11ON STREET, (1Z1NTON”
.Nearly o -osite th
Ne y pp o CQmelarcRal Hotel,
Where the
!RAMEY LOW-DOWN BINDER
Cas be Seen at any time. Also •tite
Massey and .'Toronto nlotvers, lYYfssSey'
I aarvester, aim) the 'Toronto Elevated
ti
41; 6 toot ent inflater, with. sheafieatr-a
Het attaebed. I'141ws, Senators, Drily,
and. Slf.erpes Rakes.
Vibealae) t'.tl. etc atrentit,d to by . MRDA Tl')
V
.•:Id'U 1,' ". W..s sill be there at all tunes, and
wsli l80 pleased ,to have fanners call,
Ara, 51N1i:1 Or IIRPA/Its l:Tsl'T ON ;ItA,i'D.
. Clinton. :i pe'1 i, I844. .