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The anderitiglled. begs to notify the peOpie• of Clinton and vicinity that he has bought 0,
HARNESS BUSINESS • formerly care oil by W. L Nevin,
And that be is prepared to furnish
Harness, Oollare, Whips, Trunks, Valises, Buffalo Robes, Blankets.
And everything usually kept. in a first-class Harness Shop, at the lowest prices. Special,
attention is directed to my stock of Lao= HARNESS, which I will make a specialty.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
By strict attention to business, and carefully studying the*Wants Of Uly customers, 1 hope to
merit a fair share of patronage. Give me a call before pufoliasing elsewhere.
REMEMBER THE STAND—OPPOSITE THE MARICET.
03330. ..4 STM -3.
amsmisemonsossnea,
Side road
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VALUABLE PROPERTY • FOR :SALE.
The underSigned—OfferS for side the nioperty shownin the above diagram
being composed of the east parts of Lot 35; on the 16th concession Goderich
Township, containing 26 adres and:.a piirk lot abjeining, contaning 10 acres, being
part of the east part of Lot 35. above mentioned, and-apotit 2.4- acres. of it is inside
the corporation of Clinton. Will be sold togetherer separately,lo suit'purchaser.
For further particulars apply to
Clinton, Sept. 18, 1884.
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JAMES FAIR
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Immense
Stock
Very
Cheap
.lust received, au Immense SC °oh of the moat itnprOvedTatterlis and &West designs. •
WOOD COOKING STOVES., •. • •
• WOOD OR COAL:C.00KINGSTOVES, •
PARLOR ANI) HALL STOVES. • • .
• BASE .BURNER COAL STOVES: •
Including the CELEBRATED RADIANT HOME.
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Also other new patterns. Ana as they have itil.hed:ti well bought; *eau preparedto .give
our customers LOW PRICES. Also, a large assortment of STOVE 'BOARDS, • COAL
SCUTTLES, STOVE PIPES, ELBOWS, &c., very cheap. A large lot.of LAMPS at re-
duced prices. BEST AMERICAN AND CANADIAN coAL-orr, alwaysiii stock. Please
call and get prices and be convinced that our Stock is good and•prices right. •
Valuator for the Canna IJatinso .earnaT
Oormsnr.
A. FORRESTER,
Clinton, Dee. 20. 188;1,
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BEES FISALEI
prUeFigge° vr,118p 4yr LIT 9Efi'ly_jkin olie;Fai
very henry wit brood, comb limey wits=
might be extra ed at any time.
30 3'. c.GIUROY,
Lumber and Lath,
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SUBSCRIBER TCEETS ON IIAND AT BM
Premises, Isaac street, Clinton-, (near the Fanning
Mill Factery) all kinds of Pill10 Lumber, Lathy
Jas. Parties requiring such will, find it to their .ad-
vautage to cafl cs jIn.
JOSEPH earmy,
SUPERANNUATION FUND
METHODIST curruqu.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON.GOOD FARM OR CITY
propety, on favorable terms. Apply to the
undersigned ... -•
Parties wishing to make application for]oans
will please do 80 at once, as a meeting of the
Investment Committee win shortly be held.
BEV. JAMES GRAY, 'Treas.,
Sept. 12. Oliston, Ont,
H.Tzvrszaner,
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HARLAND -BROS.. Sign, of the 'PridloA.., . .
• 1 . • . Albert Street,. Clinton.:
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Tb.OMPS9.0*Switzer
ARE SELLING 1V.ELIY. CHEN.P•THEIR: STOCK
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Groceries. Crockery, Glassware,
• Bootsand Shoes, &c.
SUGAR, 15 lbs. for $1. ••
g 25 bars good SOAP, for i.:
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1 gal. can. PEA.CHES, 75c. ••,, •
•CANNED FRUITS, very elle*
GLASS SETS, 50 c. .
•0 in. SALVER 00 c.
2 qt. GLASS :PITCHERS, 50c.
ROOTS and •SHOES, Fall Stock Just Arrived.
WOMEN'S BOOTS PROM $1 PEE PAIR, UPWARD.
MEN'S LONG BOOTS $2.25. •,
•, 'BUTCHER; •
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON
RE silbscriber desires to thin& his many
customers for their patronage in the past, and
would intimate that he has removed his store
to the stand lately occupied by A. Hale, where
he will be pleased to supply the wants of all
in his line. H. TEWSLEY.
STRAY STEER. *.
dame into tho prereisee.of Mor. Dinsdalo, lot 1, 2nil
con. Stanley on or about the lat July, One yearling
steer, of a ye lowish roan color, the mi
iner is nstruct-
ed to prove -property of the same, paying expenses
and take It away. THOS. DINSDAVE, Kippen, Ang.
25th 41 •
cLINT�
PLANING.11111
• DRY R1114N!
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friIIE SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST COMpLETED
1 and furnished his new Planing Mill with machin-
ery of the latest improved patterns, is now prepared
to attend to all orders in his line in the most prompt
and satisfactory -manner, rind at reasonable rates. He
would also return thanks to all who patronized the
old firm before they were burned out, and now being
in% better position to ekemito orders expeditiously,
feels confident he can give satisfaction to all.
-FACTOR ir----Near Me Grand Trunk
way, Clinton. •
THOMAS MoKENZIE.
High& Public school books
SCHOOL SO' PPL LES and EX ERC ISE-4.000KS. . See Our. big 50, Scribbler.
F NE NOTE PAPER, ruled and', minded. . 5 Quires good note paper for 25e.
ENVELOPES by the bOx , extra. cheap. *
NEW BLANK BOOKS extra cheap. ,, •
CABINET and PHOTO ALBUMS. '
LADIES SCATCHELS and Ii'ANCY BASKETS.
NEW CHINA .V.UPS and NOW:idea.
TAMBOURINES, MOUTH ORGANS anct VIOLIN Sums.
uniAN WOOLS and FINE YARN, •
CANVAS, TASSELS, CORDS, etc., new styles,
tmmENsE variety of STAMPING PATTERNS.
ST A.MPING done to el.,lev test SHEET MUSIC. • All 'goods tt
Lowest priee.t. • •
ClIOQU fP.T. • Express Waggons, Lacrosse Sticks, at *cost.
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THE 04,11450svNAL...torrilivrit.ATIME elf
In reporting the proceedingof the *MA
Science Association at Montreal, the Gazette
thus refers to JAir..M.Ilale, of this place, whe,
besides submitting this treatise, bad the hon.
or of being appointed chairman Of one of the
eommitteesr—Mr. Oak, of Clinton, then red
A valuable treatise en a question to which be
has given years of observation and study
—
The Origin and Noting: of Wampum."
It was a notable fact, he said, that Wh11.0 the Perth, *
civilised Indiana of Contraband Math America, car.
rigid on commerce without money, among them of the
United Sham and Canada 3 monetary currency was in
comma), use Their wampum was formed, in the
!shape of isioall disks or oyllodersi of shells perforated
, through the centre and strung together on otrbige of
deerbeinew. The system haddeeenfound so convenient
for porpoises of exchange that it had even been adopt -
el by some of Um early colonists, In most eases the
material was the, comb and periwinkie, and venue
mereenaida. be colours were white and, parole or
black—which was twice as valuable as the white, on
4800800f 10 MeV. ThOSO shelf arroogements differ.
ed from the cowries of the East Indies. ti courseof
time they came to have A socia dpolhtcai signiii-
mom. Important, itide of stat policy wore confirmed
by the gift or exchange of th n. On the. omission of
treaties belts of wampum wqt presented, Each belt
had its own device, woven whiteon a. dark pelmet
er vice versa. The rode pi Oriel emblemagesierally
Ampluyed reeembled the rly Chinese characters.
Wampum was also dee° to saorilleial and funeral!
ceremonies.. It had been found in abundance in the
ntounds of the Mississippi Valley ; and in on) erne
thnesi, was In voguewest of the Rocky Mountable,. In
traffic, the value was rated eometimes by the length ef
istrings,.sometimee by the number • anode. ' There
was larger kind emaciating of oblong stripe with
holes for stringing. Going far to the westward tliere
was, found among the Micronesian islanders, an al -
meet shnilar usage. They merle their wampum of the
Welts,. of shells, of 40000.441119, or of the Tortoiseshell.
In the Loo-Choo Islands the inhabitants had what
was, known as "MA,' small Jircular copper mins.
TbeChinese shemselvesanclently used tortoise -shells.
Of the earliest ablest, copper money, some nieces
woo round, others oblong. The Celestials had also
meek -money, made of tinfoil and papers for sacrifi-
cial usee,. Whleh Welt be taken as evidence, that
their money at first consisted of combustible materi-
al. The inference *0 1* drawn from the existence of
such media el commercial exchange among those or-
iental peoples was that at some portal the idea of
alien money had been carried from East Asia orklicor-
mega to the shores of America. Tho fact that Japan-
ese funks bad been 10110W0 to be wrecked. on the,
pacific coast was to the poi". 114 the arguinent, 7110
Micronesians, moreover, were accustomed to make.
protracted. voyages In their well -rigged vessels; and
it was not impossible that some of their craft Might
have drifted to or shores where the oommants
would come in contact with the Indiana. Whether,
however, the use of wampum was derived from the
East or not, it could not bo denied that R gave evi-
dence of good intelleetual powers. It was to be re.
grotted that asubjeet of such good interest had been
so long treated with indifference In America. At pre-
sent there was great scarcity of wampum beits,though
some that had been preeorved were 'of deep interest
and of considerable historical value: One whieh
was shows, to, the audienee was said to ba
160 years old, It was of rare beauty of make
end significant design. Four dark squares (the rest
being of white beads) were interpreted to inean four
,Inplaii- towns. Another which- lir, Hale exhibited
was even more remarkable in its structure, displaying
emblematic figures. The use oteomman for MADAM -
nit: purposes was also explained, and Mr. diode showed
photographs of the chiefs (Six Nations), to -whom ho
was indebted for his laterprotation. interesting to
Canadians were some beads found in Orillia comaysy
Mr. Ilirschfolder, who believed they had been the
property of the Hurons. Tho paper me rise to a
most animated discussion. •
All the speakers.expressed the deep satis.
faiition with which they had listened to tbe
pm,,,r, and their gratitude to Mr.Plale for the
l• tt that he bad short on a subject so impor-
tant.'
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Boot :and Shoe Store,
'IN pERRIN'S
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TIAND-MADE WORK,. SEWED Es PEGGP.D,
11 at prices td suit every Purse. The best
work, lowestprices, anctsatisfaction guaranteed
As I have first-class city workmen eMployed;
entire satisfaction is a certainty. Give at a call
BORT.' AUTTERSON, Prop,
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BEAVOM, Manager. -.•
NEW TIN STORE.
WX-10 WAS,POR MORE
than eight Y.011.1•8 iu the employ- of .nr. spoil
Davis, desires to iiitimate that he ints
wTinShop in Dodsworth's Block
HURON STREET, CLINTON
ore hots prepared to do
ALI‘KiNDS OF TIN, COPPER AND
• SHEET IRON WORK, • .
In the best of style and on short ncitIce.
1365'70IL; 1411IPS, '111.,ASS, stook
" • A CALL SOLICITED, •
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; • sa.mutt,
siren. Dec. ' • '•
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ho Makes Your Boots?
C.. ITIOELI.NK.;
THE Boot MAKER,.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OE
Men, Women and Children's Uoot & Shoes.
Spring Stock well assorted, and
complete in ali departments
ALL GOODS $OLD CHEAP FOR •CASH
, C. CRUICKSHANK,,, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON
STORE,:
. But= BLOCK, ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
These . are Solid Facto. • ••
The best blood purifier and system regulator
ever placed within the reach of suffering hu-
manity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inaotivity of•
the' 'Liver. BiliOuseess. Jaundice, Constlint-,
tion, Weak --Kidneys. or any disease of the `
urinary organe, or wha ever requires appe-
Meer; tonie or mild stimulant, aiways final
Eleietrto Bitters the hest and only. certain euro
known. They act• aunty' and Quickly, every
bettle'ggaranteed to.give entire satisfaction or
money ref 'medal. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
by Wattaiii Co. • • • • .
judges Burton and' .Galt gave judg-
inent on Saturday.letting aside the -elec-
tion Of Dr.Dowlinq as member for South
• Renfrew in the Ontario Legislatura, • It'
Will be.remembered that . Dr Dowline
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E RED ROCKER
• To furnish a house, with taste and care,
Requires some thiiught •an cl decision ;
The Kitchen, •Bedroonr, and Parlor fair, •
Must all be planned with precision.
My stock is complete with all in my line—
And handsome as handsome can be ;
From kitchen chair to .sofa
It's worth yoliii.while to call and see.
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A. A. BENNETT Keep the Largest and Best
. Stock of ' FURNITURE
•West of Toronto, front a 50c; Chair to $150 Parlor Suite.•
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Parlor Suites and Loullies in 'elldless variety, all our ow mate:
TELE MOLSONS. BANK.
Incorporated by Act ofyarlianient, 1855. •
CAPITAL, - - • $2,000,000, -
HEAD OITICE MONTREAL:
•• TI1011AS
. J. It It. MOLSON. . . . Vice -Pres.
• P. WOLPERSTAN THOMAS, deneral Manager.
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Notes. discounted, Collections made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and 4nzeri00,n exchange
: . bough t and sold at lowest
•" current rates.
was unseated at. a'. fot mer trial before
the Chancellor and Jadge'clameron, but,
that these judges did -not, it,gree.as to his
disqnalificatien.,. Vr.powling Wei again
elected on • eighthteenth January. laSt, •
and tile'. present petition is against • that.
election. 'The judges hold that Dr.DOwl-
hlg was'diequalified as a candidate by
as a candidate >by reason of thelormer
detkion • and they set aside' his election
Walt 'cots. They also' bold . that
his disqualification was not saved •the
Act passedlast session, his second elec=•
Clan having been held • bolero. the pass-
ing' of the A et referred to. The judges
further hold. that the elettion'of jaartarY
last was a Pure One,that ne.'corruPt
act' was•proved against the. candidate
his agents.': The questpn • (1606410 •
one of technical law and of .,Much. Olt" -
unity. , It is•Probable_that the case will
be carriedto; the Court of Appeal.
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iritis Lightning
Thore are but few that haVemot suffered almost 11)
tolerable pain from toothache, neuralgia; or likescut.
pains. To themstuth an instant relief as 'Fluid Light
ning is an untold biassing In time Of trouble. No, dis-
gusting offensive medicines to be talten.for dnys. One
application of Fluid Lightning cures. Sold atdembe.
• Speaking of the .Mail editer'S
' the •Lonclon 'Advertiser , says
"" is it Iva 11Y • werth While to treat:
such an'ass as .Mister G.rittin seriously 1
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS, • 'No doubt if he Vere personally. to-
te.• Amawicitis44;4 in tliti Mins& lid Uses Sp indiserirni-
Iviney advanced to fasters on their own netts wit • pately to any huliVidual Mail who; will.
take part in • the .demonstrotiOn,..; ,110
Would ho hooted ashe deserved and
a cording to the temperament of the
individual Oddressa Sorno no doubt
• would givolitn a slap in the fate; othertt
would, turn him over to the poliee as a
vulgar brawler,. „guilty of using 'abnsive.
language, others would shnply
laugh at" hits ' eonteinptuOUSly„ No
doubt this latter-01On is the. best.,: The
man who could -call :Mr, Gladstone an
Old idibti and 'who would say that Arch-
bishop Lynch has not' got' the brain's of:
a poodle dog, is not 'likely to infltience
anyone by •-the l filthy ohnse be heaps
upon the great bulk of the, Reform per.
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ty. But Mister Griffin'should, go slow.
Some day or another he will abuse the
wrong man, and then lie will bo gently.
picked 'up with a pair of tongues and
dropped into the sewe,r.
ti Li DIT4114 A 11,1t ig*
Thursday, Sept, 18, 18$4.
no or more endorsors. No anortgage required as se-
•„• BRIO% Sit • angor, •
Janeary 188 • olinton
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J. ..B TpD•14Q0 M.B
Watch and Clock Maker,
tti4OsiTat inuateactOrst.,,LtaiVoar
Where he heti', 4 aelect assortnient of
,wArcias, CLOW, A-WILLER); 8111a -
WARE,
• Which we will soli at reasonable rates.
Repairing. of every desoriptiqp proniptly at
tended to, and all work warranted.
.1. nIronfizoOtt132.
ciinton,Nov,11382,
CLINTON 11(1)KEN.
HAgasi.vilrilllattski) ABOVE MILLS
:-TsArmILER”,
11E., V E It BLOC K, N EXT TO TITOMPSON k SWITZER.
COMMENCE .RUNNING AT ONCE,
mkt the toon000loot or Ma, E. CortitiVrr,
All kinds 01
MANU•FACTURING
'Vole oll Mint nOtke: A large stook of
WOOLLEN GOODS FOR SALE, CHEAP
.(corrected every Thursday afterno(n.)
Wheat. fall
S`pringi •
Oats, -
Barley,
Peas, .
Flour,
tatoeh,
-Mater.
Ilzgs. -
Oar
OR IN EXCl/IAN(lE l'011 WOOT,." Shooy,,
4 n
1)4 170 elR411 l'fnpr;eine,.•
•• Wool, .•
- • $0 75 a
075 a 078
0 SO a 080
- 00 64 00 50 20
4;0 a 5 00
0 45- 0
. 0 14 X 0-16
0 1 0 17
00 a 000
. • 0411 a 060
. f°it atlit ai ()7• 0 521805
A FIRST CLASS tEHOLSTEIIER. FROM DETROIT ALWAYS ON.HAND.•
TECE
is now Very complete.
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Having taken the pains
to inform myself respeet
ing the latest styles or ,
,.. Trimming and Furnish. •
DIPIRTMINT ,-..,i .,:g„,,, _.. '4
lug, and at Considerable:
VII * ' rittO expense supplied myseif
• I will .continue to give
this department, my
with the bbst material,.
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. most assidhone, care and..
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attention, doing all in my ewer to accommodate'every class of the community suitably, and .
on:the most reasonable terms censsitent with thorough efficiency in.every detail. Tits Arms
SEITO ElunanliNo FLXrD, forpreserving the dead. Robes awl every requisite always ready .
' ' • ' A. A. BE1414ETT, CLINT0111,
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• . UNDERTAKER, l'UNERAL.DIRECTOR AND 11'611341151E1i: •
LARGE STUCK
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a UST.
EMBRACING
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Beautiful 1)ress Goods,
Tricotine Dress Goods,
New Cashniere Coupes, ecc.
All of wbicii have baeh purchased on the most advantageous
• terms and are offered. at the
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VEBY LOWEST
cricR)c-pc bLI :E
A DOW 811(1 choice aFjsorttnent.
SON
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It COATS , •Clinton.
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