HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron News-Record, 1884-02-06, Page 2NEWSPAPER LAWS
We Call the epeeist attention di Poet.
Mastery and attheerilisrs to the following
Synopsis of th; newspaper leave is-
poetintoter. is reiquired• to give
notice ev'tssatte (returniug a Mier dome
not onswer the law) when a 34301•11RIF does
net tska bh paper out of the dim and.
state the hasen fee, its, not being taken.
Anyneglect to do lito fea1/400 the postmaster
resew:14W to the piablisibers for,nsyment.
ei.eiespepein..orilers
eoutineeds be nitist-iiiiy all vrearagoe,
the poi/helm mey •tentinue ,.t.easenid it
until peyasent is made,. and collect the
whole Mount, whether it be taken from
the ofte „4,11ot. There can be in) legal
diseontitivancia 'until the payment ts made.
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3 -Any person who takes a paptar Nem*
the post -office, whether directed to his
name or nother: •or whether he has sub.
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay,
4-.if.a taileeriber orders Ids paper to be
stopped at a certain thae, and the publish-
er continues 4o send, it the subscriber Ta
bound to Pay for'it if be takes it out of the
post -office. This proceeds upon the ground
that p• num must pay for what be _uses.
ClICR11.511 witgorows.
St. Paul s emlich.--services on Sunday stet,
s.ni, thd 7 p, ii.. fable class, to eau. susiay
nchlioli. 2 p.m. 'Service on wedaelAab
Bev. Witer?.m. Owe, Rector
masses' SIetsoillia•-sersises at 10.30 'A. sl•
MO 8.30p. M. seb,hatit Sehoal
MAY,. J. GIIIIV,Fsetot. •
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Canada presbyteries.- services 01 8.0t, so8
1830 0. MI. Sabbath Schwa, 2.30 p. m. Rev.
Ate*. srNWAILS, raster..
Bible C4riotian.-"ServIces 0,10.30 I. m.
8.30 plIn." Sabbath -School, 2,5e p.m.MIPP.J.
tonessk, Pastor. •
Eartist 0/011'011,--Sorvice at 0,80 p,m. r.113.
hath &bob]. 3.30 p.p. Itsv. J. (W.V. Past0r.
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Raw AdveytisqmQnts. this Day
),Ifitsbea stock:raking-1v, sao.cson.
The Peoole'S,•,:Greeery-Ctieteles •
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lio, for the- Weet-James Thompson.
lieePer*.tfor Sale -E. C.erhott,, •
minuet .Report -W. 1L Ilints b. )/.•
Teaderasfer,S.tsamers and ' • •
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•jertii
Goderiob. News
llron Recor
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Clinton; .Wednesday, Feb.. 'Mt'
le E .FUS. E P: ii IS SA LARY.
"" -1'1-x2-r,akn;o4drigr---iRtos-of -Toronto:.
• estyieltley do •,qiiilreflicialtecket much
•. iiette'rieSencle Sam's doiniairig than
in Canada..• 'We give it Alp. no*
t4sa...:J.910.11.• Irwin makes a tpartyr
.6'f-idinselfi And yet if we.have not
:* ooteriaorn.ti'flio.. will :sacrifice • 'the
i inoluments . of office, we . have
M..P.'s who :go about 'doing goal:
wifl'a the lifthyslucrewhich they, al -
moat. 'isnwillingly : take.' fripn the-
publiti treastiey,. Mr. :A1:0. Canters
. op; of Heron, spends probably. the
--wilt+) of big • Parl ham:esti-sari •ellOYs.-
snipe helping the cause 'Of Morality*
siht religion. 1. here- 'Intim no eons-
scienee : •final•:in ' :Canadi-ilie'liciar. neighborti to look around for some
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thing that this country' cannot rival
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• nativis sadlrat n .193s :whet to do' •
er .., ui .... Hence we Mad. that••the
.•witti.the. money Which he ieeeives •
as7,4in-411.dein• iiity tc., :his... consc,i(tivie discovery of tin at Xing's mountain
in .Nortlf Cat olinit, ,IS„pitt foineard to
• for.,..the great strain, pnt upon' its
04.iitigiv; in .oittet ,i.o. eerjr-f •‘.seet, .slisivs that there as. that one, .produc•
• tion that '. thej•,•,.are' 'ahead Of .the
Huren, „As a cerreep9inient (net;
CatiuokUriii, But,. not so fast, al-
. tioned fiat week, Mr. CoMeePti heti"' • ,
'Waugh the feet .is not .generallY
'etsdeavored '"to„do we that trelibles
• • -1,1•.nown, thi*"..kentre aud this eouaty
• ' game ' iiigredient •in his. re9tral. obi,
Cali, ...ti.Ostat: of .a "brasS'.'tniiie. Stirs-
stitufion by. preeen.ting three' toalu ' s
'face.er.Oppingi of the pure, imaduis
.. able 'gild) to 'three Roniali ..,Catholie
e ,. .County -value oetated •eitiff toonetently. on hand., at
. elergymen in" the•
the ,...Grit: 'Organs office, Go; lertCh,
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$1200. :Their good offiCesonaY effeot
'• a resomeration of the. sse..p.. for .0. a -
t, •
...i..West auron,. ittiley do; a•brighter ' ' W. r. Fas'ros 0questioning ...questiin• the
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and purer atinospher• e will grevailin Goteentnent as to this intention of
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the political. world :of 1118 tidings she G.6„.erini.i.-eAt..to. sake over. the
• • That' i•ilteir 'efforts have:not s been : express 'bnsitiess of the country.Wes
•. totally. iiietfiaeione .tves May eu.rmixe n sery•Isersineso one.. • The express
feoni thiaatiW part ''''AIr. Catneeten 'busiaetis'illoold by all : •inerine be in
,- iestekillgf in 'F:41RamentP.ietra,d,u6o .the44hand'is Of the Goternments TO.
....13.a16.0 !LI"' .ckwn..brilOrY ": d .°°.'`''' have at sa avoeld -not only he kmove
• ruption":and. Other immoraf.doinga. fathe right direction, but it would he
„f'The"abtiver,'rerniteks :were' jotted '0 popular one us ..w0e.. i.ehertso0 no
•dpivn after reading the following :.
reason in the Wo'rld why the WA-
•' John R. Irwin, who was appointed Gov- neas men and others- in Canada Who
. Ornor. :of Idaho territory im.March last, .. .
• surprised tlie treasury offleials atoWatehipg- do business with the existing. Ex-
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ton• by relieturning. his salary for tho first • .‘,.
,nil press vompatries should pav• tribute
mtiarter was in his Offide; • , s %as . . : , . •
.- much an Unusual thing that the treaSury to a •foreige eorporation-s-un , exces-.
efficials did not itnew what to elo• with the sive tributii at that. . In tiviand:
'plumy, The' °linden of the seaond eotnp- •
troller was askedabont it, ancl.he decided. they ..now • have a: parcel delivery
that thc only wp,y.,tht Treasury,. Depart'• -bealich in tonnection Seiths..Ltlie P, 0o.
ment couldget oet of the clillitailty,was to . p,.... • ,
place the returned salary to the credit. of ..epartment, that is virtually. . the
: the •eetiscience..fund. When :Gov. Irwin . salmi ea the Ordinary' • expresti, •Cm13)
heard of this fie became Very angry, and .-
'• wrote the Treasary Deptu tweet that he :Very large .package are .not taken.
lindaccepted the positiost of •govPrnor tor, TiiPtigh Onii action. will be taken this
Ala? honnvolved, and • ss ito Ili -tended . .
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, ,.. . ,
. to•retuni all leis.stilary, Iir
iwantkl an hou,' aesidoo, the matter is or .siten • am-
; onahle fund started:, to widen all
,; . 4,.01;ey• could bu ad,10,1.• tese cilsoionsj."01,'•' .ol•sort'atao;-....,, 'that it will •forc.o.itsPitito
• •
be Attorney•General has been ,ask as to the front before many' years.tS. It iss
-.. Whether:such a fund can be Siarted, ,
fiAs a moot miestioti . whether cheap -eat-
s • there are no imlniations that aoy otheisofs • .
"iliat :will returnhis salloY it is net likelypresA.ret es, and ,Government•siaper,
•f ' to grow very)krge. This 'tithe first ease i;isieii- and 'management of the -ex-
• in the history of the government where au•• • - • •
• TI official has refused to accept hi:Seale:1i ': press bueittess. of the ceantry na not
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' 1' ' ' ' • More inaPSertant• and should siot take
4' .'..111A+ 2,..kekciairl4.849. , precedence of any cheaper postage
ifs .i, • 1 . ..; . , . „, arrangement... • . .. . .
-' AV, Wail stated in the ening ' bfj,i-• . . •
tiot'a the Igree Press on Saturdey Mr.. :Leathant, M. .P., recently
....f itiat.weits'.had been served on Mr. told; the English people that' they
Pardee iii7the' matter of the Algoma "must persiet .in our policy of abso.
*.! ''elftetion,r,and"Wohlit, be ,f611o*ed ., by luta and unfaltering justice ; . bet,
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i. iiiinifee process tagaintlt, •;•',Mr..:,,,..Mawat on. the other hand, there must b� no
i, And hr., klartly The re;11.1Nglaa at: trifling .about : the maintenanceof
tended Siii3i1tir. action ,i 4,4164 Mr. the Iliiieri. ' ' 4.• 't * *
Apjohni the Deputy -Returning ;Of- "Sincerely as I an attaelied -to the
. ‘. , . Seer atertat Portage, iii but- a foie. Liberal party', mid warm as is. toy
• roiliser of that. avvaiting thethree allegiance te's , those who lead it, I
• ineilibers 'elf t le ."zefoina" Govern. would renounce both ratliet that ad-
iiite0 referre • te, ' Ale . Apjolin,. it .mittliat upon tide suprenie and car:,
2
. • ..lo recolleeted, Was lotavily,fined dinal otiestlon it Wiis_poei1ible to.
1.8 frit: r6fusing to admit . certain Con- give .away, ' The coinitey Which be-
,
04 .,tervetive voteri to„the privileges bi gins to parley with its.own dissolu-
• . ,the batlot-box, NO ilefet wee oet tion ill loot. The obligation to.maim
up by him oe .for Mull, and judg-- min the body politic if; vital ; it le
tont wee' allowed to go by. default, this %vbiel; made UM' Arnericans of
. ,
• Tim teasoti of this ,wasillat Apjohn the North struggle to the death in
• end Ids brokers to wrong doing were order: t6 maintain the Iipion, and
afraid 'that if a trial took place cer- the same obligation compels US. TO.
,tain .evittsnce Wehild, ha adduced maintain their great, Alnetioa whole
-, ,•: elenving that a -widAepread eoespir- and' indivisible, the At:Pelicans of
acy had been organized to earthy the the North changed for a tioie their
ele,etionilitAldorna in" favor of 'tlie whoTo„nfiture, God grant that
Goverionent by illegal inelit1s. It, is nay never be oecessary for us to
not :Iiiily that 'Aiessrit. Mowat, change otireelvee. A nation of un-
• Iferdy (tint Pardee Will resort to a Martial shopkeepers And patient. far-
eimilar expeelleot. They eaunet iders became at once the most rest
strafes,' imigineut, or allowdit, to go lute, the eternest, and perhaps the
by ,default; forto do AO would be to fiereest amongst .inen, They 4lieg
lin' owiedge a pertielpAtiou in PCOnanW to the' winds; they turned
wrongs of a frost, ilagratit kind. fie their beckeliponprosperity;steatifait-
1'.,o trials wit: Igo' 014 an 1 the i•t4V.i•.'• ,' ly they bided aleatli '11 (110 face. T.S it
will he epabled to;judge from the
evidelice;syliat a wickedly vorrupt
wieba heea made a wiuisterial
poeitious. The Globe lathes iteelf
into a fury over this court enqutry
and thiuks It "cowardly." quite
apart from any other knowledge it
is. clear that the 'Orite dread the
coming exposure, and thopoito bus
keen pt p t9to1L tho pepple„that
resort ttii the courts, is.4e6ward1y:"
What nonsense! Are not the courts
the safe -guards of the people 1and
i.atve they not been mablished- to'
"cli;eckjust suet) wieliednese .as that
diselosed as regards Apjohn, and
which has yet to be made plain as
to three more 'notable sinners an the
ranks of the Government
'The "cowardly" part of the business
is that these so called "reformers"
have been using their positions and
• influence at their command to induce
;the electore from their allegiance,
and r:60/ the ballot box of its right.
• eoosuess.-Vree Press,
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EDITORIX4 WGTE.
Cat:efully avoid the .critieboine of
'.the press. ' The President of a de-
lunct American batik suicide(' on
account of a newspaper expose of
Itis wrong doing.
\Wits, have heen issued against
Iloit, Mr, Pardee; Aubrey White
andsGeo, B. Burden, at the in-
stailee of 'Mr, W..11. Plummer,,the
.0c/users-alive candidate in the recent
Local election. in Algouta, claiming
$2,000 damages front eit'eli for cor-
'rept_ gots during that election. •
!Watts witi prObahly also he lasued
against Atterney,.(4,4tera1 Mowat.
_
andifon. Mr. Hardy,
II, Smyth, of 'Kent, has been re-
, turn41 as an M. P. With doithle•the
majority he received at the last,ofen-
eral elections.- • He had .a Benison
as'ai-O6pposing catolidete; and Mr,
McGilliouddy, of 'Galeria), helphig
Samson. The latter gentleteall's
paper says that Samson's chance for
occupyiug, the seat ata future day
is gOod., • His' chance.' is certaiitly
good for an'outside seatif the don:
servatives keep doubling tip, theii
arttratiajneity.:; -
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- Canada -eau always oven up Viith*
,.the Americans. Uncle San's totiy •
be "the greatest kerftry on airth,"
but Camilla is a greater one yet:
-In gross extent of territory sve..are
greater • than the • Anteideauss s• in
anierunt' ot arable land we exceed
them;'•with a climate Conducive to
the growth of the very best natural,
physical,, and intellectual types of
manhood; and an edecational 'eye-
tesn unrivalled �n this.eontineut. or
• in -AIM: world . fee Perfecting thet
manhood, 'Canada is . causitIg her
nothiug-a sentiment which is 10
great that it elionld so seize upon
the whole people and cliauge and
tratutforta them as its pleasure 1 The
whole world trembled with the
tdhock and shuddered at the carnage.
But they tieved their couctry. And
so, if the wont comes to the wort,
we can save ourselves„" '
Smith, is knowtt,10 be an
implacable enemy to Orangeism, and
though we de not generally attach
as Wadi to his titteraneee as many
do, yet, the followiug praise of that
'body condug from him is praisw in-
deed. Ile noW even admits that
"Orangeism appears likely to again,
stand forward as the bulwark 9f
Protestant civilization: Prof Smith's
words in the Toronto Week are :
"Orangeisin has not a recoid clear of
offence, nor is it, or any association of the
.kind, the sort •et agency by which the
lovers ()flaw and eater would, wish to eee
the commonwealth preserved. But it is
at'least superior to au organization, the
methods of which are terrorism dynamite,
anti murder. In lepelling aisuuionists
front Ulster it is not, ite the hieuds of
disunionisin nretend, cruebing opinion, but
barring the gates of loyalty against rebell-
ion at civil war. It is aktin„,,/ strictly in
self-defense, for everybody who has read
Irish history, or who listens to Fenian
harangues must know tbat bout .the
Moment when power visaed into the hands
of the Irish Catholics, no man of British
blood or Protestant religion would ever
dwell in safety on the soil of Ireland. Un-
less its bands are tied by Mr. Chamber -
Ban, Orangoism will hold its own against
overwhelming numbers, as it ltas before
this held its own against overwhelming
members on, mere than one tertible and
meniomble day. A strange turn of affairs
has taken' place, and anassociation, which
seemed to have dunk into a relic of bygone
feuds, appiars likely again to stand for-
ward as the hulwaik of,Protestant civilize -
atm. "Rough 1 thp instruluent, but v•hen
therregular 'authorities will not act, and
feebleness prevails hi anarteri where re:sci-
lutiotr ought to reigh, rough: 4:nitro-I:gents
may sometimes do good Work. 11 the
British• Parliament v. -ants the Orangemen
to be quiet 12t it at once supersede the
necessity for their actionsby making it
perfectly clear to the minds of the distin-
• ionists that their object ran be attained
only by, success in a civil war. • •
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'PRESS • OPINlatIrS.
Statisties show diet the percent-
age of persons in Canada who were
born in the ljuitedStatesisas large li
, proportion to Cauadilan .population
as'tlati percentage of native Canad-
ians • in Obi country is to our polo -
laden. We !nay be wising, but we
haves theery 'that our eitizenS who
gosse-far-North stesolits. ar,e,suoss
fluenced altogether *by clionitic rea-
-tionS.Philadelphia Recess/. -•
• The Buffalo. fi'intes saysoz-s-"The
•Canadian govertunimt will not re•
duce the rate of leitors postage froin
thriie to two dents, and reafuses
entertain the proposition ef.combin-
ing the express business •with the
postal service.'! Oer ustiallY
informed contemporary is away off.
tbis.tiuie, as the goyernment will
• undoubtedly reduce the letter rate
on postage to two cents. ,We could,
not affdrd • to aliow the .baldheaded
eagle to clown us •oe cheap postal
faeilities.,-toronte, 6'anuditot.
The Ottawa .F.rt4 PIT•58 actually
publiehesthe:fellowing in its 'issue
of Saturday last -lIncreased -.des
ereised.clepeilits in tli� Post. Offiee
Savine's:13auk, is rather a proof of
.decliiiing ,Prbsperaty than the re•
vehae.' For col cheek. this 'para..
graph takes the, whole bakery', If
the • fact of our.Wiarkingtnen being
• able to increase their deposit*• in the:
-Governm ent, Saving's Bank is net a
proof • fo their f hotter condition,
then, with .all, reverenee,.. we ask;
7SFor Heityennialse;what isi'L_Tor.l
'onto 4vertiv Ceirgiciietn, '
• :A' country paper felts of a Man
making good ,to a ,nierchant' the
aniount • of• a• had .dol ler bill .0 n k now-
,-
ing y passed: by his Wife; and says.;
"Such honesty is not always Met
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"with,'!. We should be ashamed of
Onisrionntry if a .majority of its citi
zetis would • act otherwise than tbe
.perseti did whose honesty • is • (bus
.set forth as an eictraOrdinary thik:
There is, ,how ever, far'16; much dis-
honesty :among merchants in the
way of getting oft,infericer and dam-
aged' artiolee for • the pricesofgood
ones. This is just•ahe kind of prao-
tice to turn' their- customers into
beats and• knaves., Honest goods
aiia•one price ought' to be the main.
elements iii a prosperous business,
whether they are or no.--11Imitreal
Wit/iPSs. .* ••
Jottim,s
• Proceedings have bean coninienc-
ed at Osgood() hall on
•lialf :of t Dis Freetean, f of Milton,
against the retain -I' of Mr. John
White as•beeve foe the town men-
tioned, on the ground that Mr.
White, being a surety for the Coun-
ty Treasurer,is theifefore a Contrac-
tor with •the • County Council, the
• law being that mi.contractor With a
Ceuncil can hold erne() in that body.
Dr.' Freeman dahlia the Seat. .
••JAulge,Alacdou gall...hos decided in.
the Division • Court: that all charees
are' expenses paid' hy an Express
Company in forwarding goods inutet
• he made up by the cousignee. The
point arose in a suit brought by the
American Exp.res 06,1 swamis!, thy,
Blain(* Co, for $66 ,paid by them
in duty mid charges oat goods brought
over froui buffalo,the atnount
exceeding the value of the *couilign.
ment.
John Duck, boteliceeper, and his
wife, sued the eity of Toronto at the
cival assisee' for $10,200 damages
for injuriem sostained by them in
colooquence of a horse they Were
"deivieg fallieg into ao open drain On
Queenstreet, end capeizing the bug-
gy. The jury returned a verdiot
for the plaintiffs for $1.385.
At a tneeting of the tistowal
council the mavor ruled "that while
there were enough Members of the
council io the council chamber to
Intik° es' quOrem the couneil eonid
1.10 business, 'whether they. took their
fteats at, the board or not," &s the
rulieg is original the council should
have it teamed and hung in their
chamber, -
Miss ititty Iump and Mr. john
Fortier were mulled in txoter the
other day. In driving home John
tricd to run tleWit tr. II, and 13.
train. The iron horse • would not
wait for John's cotter to get out of
the wity, Anil then and there did
dump most ICitty Ic.httnp, in silo,*
heap cornet' with her dear Johnny
Ferner, jWag A had ACitie, but.
neither wero seriously
ftritamentary Fragments.
OTTAW
.4•4•44440
In answer to Mr. Farrow,
Sir John Macdonald, eail that
there wan no stipolatt than in ref.
erotic° to the extension of time for,
payment of land ky settlers in
itoba. Bach case was judged on
its own uterits as it (mum before the
Departwetit.
In answer to Mr. Farrow,
• The Postmaster General, Hon,
John Carling, titated: that it was not
at preseiat the inteutioo of the Gov-
erment to take over the express
buainess of the vountry into their
hand:, in conuection with the Post
Office businese.
Mr. Perrow also drew the atten-
tion of the Postmaster General to
the question a reduction in post
age aud received the reply that re-
ducing the poatioge frow 3 to 2 ceuts
was wider consideration.
Mr. Charlton has °gain brought
in his Bill to provide for the punish-
ment of seduction and like offenses.
Although considerably eniasculoted
frow its original virility it bas yet
some good points and the govern-
ment should allow it to become law.
A. good pi ovision is that tiThieli en-.
actis that the seducer, of a hitherto
Virtuous lento% shall be liable to
imprisonment for committing Buell
an offPnee, providing there is corro.
burative evidblice of the victim's
statemonts.
Mr, AleCarthy has a Bill defining
the duties Aod iliabilicieo of poblie
carriers, railway aud eteambo it
companies etc,- The declaration of
carriers on their bills of leading eke,
shall not lessen the ir liobIity at
counuoif.iaw for bijury to articles
and gootls. ' A. common sense and
necessary enactmetils .•
'
Sae John A. 'llactlentald hes again•
introduced his Bill respecting the
electoral With • Slight;
modification it is the sane as that
6f last' . session. It provides that
• the sons of owners of real 'property in
cities and stewtas shall havesvotes on
such real propertyin proportionte
its value, muchthe saints ea L11'101..101
sons have votes upon farm property
owned by their fathers in toWtohips.
Mr. Oditnet-has brought in a 13i11
to repeal the Act, wiiich notitioi
members of Lecal Legislatures ineli•
• fer sitting la the trtime of
Commons. 'It is not likely that the
act will be repealed not. is it desir-
able that it Should be
„MTh) fige:1777-."
A stands for ftp -Johe Who regulates
tile, it °tees •
13. stands for Borden wlici handles
•• sundry notes.
C Stands for.Card who geeerish tricks•
• • (loth play, ,
stands fordrinking whichhelps us
. on our way.
't stands forEducation; its in 0 pretty
mess. •••'
kands for 'Frazer, who will all
•Swrongs redreSss . • . ,
•G shwas Gage, who has guaged us
pretty , • • •
IX stands for Hardy, who . with eels-
sors works a spell: . •
I, itands 'for implements such as
corkScreWS, bottles, tettels.
J stands for Junketing which raises
• some little howls.'
•
X stands foe Iiitd ours we fly quire
high. .
L stands for Legion i stands tar our
•'emelt fry. • •••
M stands for Mercer vihase state we
•• did .esceeitt.' . : •
" . , •
$ stands forNeelen who'd not kneel
at our feet. • . •
O stands for Ontario a: •Province of
• great fame. •• • '
stands for l'ress • who 'besmirched
her goodly. name '
Q stands for question which, seldom
. get reply. •• ••
[1 stande.. for Reader: Which series
'you buy.
S stands for stainpede when as rats
• we left the Bortrge. • • •
'stet -mistier, •Treasurer laiye to
• .
' pay the shOrtage: -
U stand for Unity. la
whics• binds Mar
chosen band. . " •
•
stands .for Virisienee we've a large
' stock on •liand. .••• ' ;
W etands for -whiskey •sylaioh; our
• Dowling did dispense. ' •
X stands lor Porten which. *eH-uses
in the itame si:nse; . • • .
standssfor Yanngsavliorca we put
• clown scime .pegs. • . •
Z stands. or will stand lorcZero.whe
we static' on•our liistie5s. '
t • •
Yeaterday wo4 Mr. 'Ball presided
st the annual bale orNewapapers,
Magazines, ete„ conneetion with,
the Aleclauflio4 Institiste,
A parlor conceit took place last
DIS,ht restaleope of Mr. George'
Aebe604- A', splendid programme
was prepared ter the occasion.
Re. Oisiimbell'a lecture yes-
terday treek • **u§ quite a treat, its
vomposistont being of high order, snd
deliveloybeing excellent.
lifr. Bingham. bas been malting
extensive alterations to the barn at-
tached, to, I Cui;i& trowl. 'The im-
provements will give considerable
extraueeottimodatisan for homes.
Tlie special *committee met on
Monday afternoon at '4 P. M. and
agreed t13 repkarCfavorably en °ours.
autos RIliottstie anotion :for the Meal-
genuttion of the offices of Assessor,
Volleetor anck street Inspector, the
salary of the new position to be 3500
per annum. 'In the case of the ap-
plication of T1r Foot it was agreed to
make no report.
Rev. Father Northgraves lectured
on "Reason • and Revelation" last
Wednesday evening, in the Victoria
to a fair audience. Mayor
iliorton occupied the chair, ,and in-
treduced the Rev. Father in an ap-
propriate speech. The speaker oc-
cupied two hours in the ,delivery of
his lecture, Which was isie,bly appre.
'slated by the eudieoce.
A disci:lesion °warred recently In
one at' our Hotels on the question of
the originality of Mr. Bengough's ser-
mon (leoture) "Old Mother Hub-
bard" It the gentlemen who so
strongly tontented that the lecture
Bengough's own production
will scan "Children of Nature" by
the Earl Desert published in Lon-
don 11 75 int(' in 'Poronto in 78, lie
will find out the falsity of his asser-
tion. •
• .
, •
Neste reached town on Friday from
WitaiiipPg of theserious illness di• 7
Rhoda, daughter of Alr. ;Dimes Jen
kit, .Saturday Mrs. JSia sins
left by train tor.41-anitoba to take- Our Treasurer is laying in a good
chorea of, her Ojai.- ShoetlY fatter supply of ice•Tor the summer. ,
bee departure 11. telegratir arrived
statiogsthst otiss • Rhoda, wit7i deed,
which news Was' telegraphed tO Airs.
Jitukins who. .continued on 'her--
-.1poita.erstree (aittitiitsethte-i.untietrea tvvt-ol onys
peered willtake place at Winnipeg
today. ' • .
On Friday evening there yrill be a
sooial ainiStea meetrrig vit•the Union
()banal): Btfytield Road, The wail
known ability or:the ladies Of the
congregation in providing for the in•
nee man, and ,the promised attend -
*hoe• of Revs. „Dr.: tire, Cempbell,
Turnbull, )0 Orden and Alessi -1 Afitch•
• ell and MeGtilliculltly shollci attract
a large stiO lenge. Th n fter part, of
the entertainment Will compriso ad.;
dressesowiptions,,songs And ,tiborus-
, es, and Velt'tineer speeches byfaVorfte
orators of the townsilip..
f.:Icheel: beard met on 'Monday'
all" iireeede The -minutes of meeting
of Jelly, Otils• favs'e re eon firtned. Tit e
.(l'oors 'Misfits sohoole were : Ordered -
to be orerr at 1.20 _instead of 1.25
each alleigoop. The Principal's re.
'poet for jolly. shetved an average at-
, tendmice,00f,..500. The nelb,ber on
•the roll is71,2 being 3:73,boys.oud 3130
girls. The • annual statement aliew:,
ed an .expeistliture- of $5,554.:4 anti
leonine of •$5,3 1S1.. 53, leityingbalance
to:the credit -V.1884 of.,8•263.81.). Ae •
count froln P,'Smeatit amounting tCi
. ,$4.04 was 'referred. to' Finanee Coin.
with order In pay if. 1011 01 scOrrect.
On motion order books were ordered
for each:1'1040er of the Contingent
Ceminittee; Mr Butlei. vf/es added'. to
school. Mon. Com'. M r.. • linchantan
was' addedssto Contingent. Corn. and
• Mr. Savaasina ta Freasiee•Coanmittee:
. The .respaine of the •late Maktolin
Reale, ste'relbrought to•tristn oe Mon-
day ancl interred' en Tuesday after.
mien ha the 'Maitland matnatory..: • The
dsmeased,'ievas one :of the cretv of
• the ill•fa.ted sohooner Eplorer, that
Was )'s rec ‘1..41 •last Sep enther.
will be rethelnhered. Ltho• wreck
eocurre(l oiw.sight of land, and that
all on bedirkl,'" numbering four -three
of whoino Messrs, }kale;'
McDonald,.
And Grad); belonged to town --held
on to the .riggibg until -they were so
ex.baustLtt that they .droppiid one af-
ter •the othi.:r into the Surging"waters;
" meeting 'roost .probably almost
ip-
stautdonth.. The body' buried 'yds- ,
• terday.wak 'recovered in Jlio. fall: but
,being..unpossible to land it on the,-
.thainlaiicl 'tit that time it was laid-
' away: in Windy spot,' -till loving
lianda might give it • deaent'
Mr. Jas. Heide, brother of the de-
'tleased, left last' week ler thentempor,,
city. resting ,piado, •and• returned. en
Igenclo,y 'with his brother's remains.
This Jidkcis 'the third body recovered;
the iingf.:bild.Tfl'ow Missieg „being that
of W.Crams whose parents have (Ix-.
pointed large' stainsof money in an
: ineffectual search : .
•
• Oue•Ceillers are contesting for thc
.Coledeciiiiinalteriel. 'Phis tirst draw
f�r lairs :resulted estellowet
• C A Humber and •P „Adamson
• XIIIitchison.;•. " • T Dainty
E•Martiii •• " T &tibia
• Ai•Nlel) Allan W.Iiroutfloot
. D C.Siraelian . W A,Ii1101'
Gibbons M Shepherd.
A•McGregor " , A W Collanne
Thos Hood • T Wel sit
CoPRoss • .• " lly Hylton
A Dickson • " BlIaleoinson
' TLR Watson a bye .
• Each player' .will use three pahs of
stones at 1.8 ends malting a total of
tilifo for each. The follOwing.. are
• the•results up to Moriday•cycning
ilumbee beat Adamson by ••• )2 • •shots
•;,`• • D4170
.• " Streams "• , 6
• Gibbons " • • Shepherd ". 6 ""
Allan tied. Promifoot • ' • .
On playing off A. McD. •Allan heat
Proudfcot by one shot, Play will be
con Glassed im (II butone man remains,
iyho wilt be 'awarded that'inudi ceii•
eted ciirliog prize, the Caledonian
Medias '"flie fink is illuminated
• nightly so that:those who Cannot at
•gerieSiti the afternoop may • have an
ro5pertbn ity of witnessing the "rata..
'Frifirr-afterth'e- iiinetriratthii: day
the dignity oftheir exalted positions.
We may also state that most of these
wore evening dresa and charming
end svere fragrant With the
Wier of virtue that surrounds the
highly honored. f.the officials of the
house were ina state of great pertur
Vation, at, it Was relPere(1 that the
lobby was filled with aspirants that
Were bidding bleb fora lift that would
land them safe in their several shoes,
that hi il the Foot would fit, large
number of acets.ivere read and order-
ed to be accounted for at• next meet-
ing. Several officers reported as tO the
fitanding of their vat ious departments,
wide reports were either isocepted or
referred to appropriate committees.
Quite adjsusi�n occurred over the
probability and teasability of Gode•
rich becoming a terminus of the Can-
ada Pacific Rallway. Thes.Junios
member for St. Davit's spoke elo-
quently on this subject end gave
great weight to the arguments be ad-
duced •on this acceptable theme.
Other members spoke on this subject,
;nest of whom seemed to think that
Goderich was still to the front as a
desirable station tor the C. P. R. A
motion naming six members: Mayor,
Reeve, Deputy Retie°, Jordon, Det-
kir,and Lee -to proceed to Montreal
On 'Monday to interview the 0. P. IL
officials was unanimously Adopted.
Several qeestions including the de•
airability of amalgamating the offices
of street Inspector and Collectoe
with that of Assessor. The applioate
Lon of Mr. Foot for the position of
Clerksand the proposition to allow
the Clerk to transact Ids duties in
Ws private office, were referred to
special coni. to report at next meet-
ing. On the whole the openindses•
loon for 1884 may be considered of
happy augury, for a continuance of
the spirit displayed, and a fulfilment
of the promises made can only ter.
minate an a terminals.
Goderich 'Township
Prom our own L•orrespondont. •
•GODERICH
Fron ow' own Correrpondeut.
Mime Morris and Miss Nellie Green
arevisiting itt Kincardine: •
•. On Sntiday, Iloly. COmmimion. waii
administered in St. George's
. .
The "squib' from your liohnesville
•corresponalent a few weeks, egos. M.
regard to the chatiging of' a township
W85 not correct. Was he un -
I) kingly critiftfed '
While her mother was in town, a
little girl of Mr. R. Itlarshall fell
against the stove, burning her face
severely. • •°
• mis4 Francis Wise, of tile 11t1) eon, Is
visiting in AsIftleid. :
Sole throat, or quinsy, ie prevalent in
many parts oi the toV ii1i P. ,
Miss A, of A Afield, spent a
week with Mends in the township.
Itlias.Mary A. Smith, of Seafortin is
visiting at sir. Da al taameloun, on the
eon. • • •
Miss Alinnid Steep, of Clinton, is viva: -
Ing relatives and many old-time scenes
• and friends in the towttaltip,...
• Miss Kate Y. 'Sheppard, of the Bity-•
-lie vimIti1ig-401404' e ta.1 Xt•
tiVes at Brloden Out •
• -- • .
Mr. Thos. Cartel. and family;ef the
kat,. are about to' retire troio the farin,
and will likely•take •up their .tesidence
in Clinton. , ' • '
• Last week vvas••rather a 'dull One as:
regards general business.
A grand. carnival look place last
night at the Arcade Skating Rink. .
,Mr. George Blaek Jou. im Monday
Morning for Tort 'Colborne.
• Mr. 11, Y. Attrill was in town on
Monday,
Mr. P. Jordan:left for Montreal on
Tuesdey.. • ••• '
Mr. and Mrs, Thom left, on Monday
for Mon tree) •,
• 1ris8 S. a Cook ' is visiting at
Streetsville, Ont. • .
Mr. Gine(' Filicitt was in town jest
• weeic sniffing as,serenly Asevor, • •
Colotiel, the Iron. A: •M. Ross Was
inslow.uota Setertlay,' •
• The usual week: night services at
St, Georges' School room to•night.
Maitland Lodge, ico. 33, A. P. k *A.
•Id, will meet on Tuesday evening.
Quite a quiantity of wood is being
marketed here, ,•
The churches were well attended
on Sunday,
Miss Cook well in Willett on Mon-
day attending a funeral service. .
Captain' McGregor returned 'from
Detroit last Thursday. ••• •
Miss and Master Roht. Attrill ar•
rived in town last Saturday.
• The Old foundry is in a state • or
dissolution. .
Yesterday Mr. Williarn.Crai!, took
poseession of the 'Rotel eeludIcted
,for many years by 'Currie Bros. •
Mrs, O. Slack is in town on a family
visit, -nini is the guest Of Mi. and
Mrs. P. F. Lewis:ince.
Some very large fish are being
caught and herring are • becoming
more plentiful.
The ide Cutters have already mark-
ed out, their plots t and are making
• ready for Active operations, •
Mr. Jas. McIntosh, of Port Arthur,
arrived in town on Saturday on, bust-
hess of importanee,
are ended.
• •,' Thesyigh School Literary' Society
ontertammtint last Friday evening
took the Soma of a cnnt( st hy sides
•chosen by Alisacti AL Cameron and Ft
• Williams respectively, and 08.18 usual
in theste literyry.fights, it witS Won by
the partici) of tho•second. part. Mr.
• HsI,Strang, B.A., Ocounied the chair
ahd° gave tho points obtained as 58
for • Mies Oaineron and , 65. tor Misa
Williains. The followibg was the
program ih • •
• wag CAltErtoN'S SIDE,
• Quito a =tither Of people took ad -
Vantage of the Cheap trip US Metes
Creel,
Mr. j. Weal hereld is now agent
for Robertson &Sons of Toronto and
Whitby, "
Mr, John 'Ogilvie; -who was in (owl
• last week, WM the gueat of his bra
tber•ln•larv M. Itutchison, Esqi .
Mr ?Abe Telma is in town as
tangiog, for the manufeeture of a
large nuMber Of nets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Polley left oo
•Monday tor MOrlireitly where they
will 41tend the grand winter earinv at
Miss Murray, solo.
Miss S., Williams, Reading.
Miss Kathleen Ball, Recitation,
Miss Tighe; solo,•
Mr.MeKihlion reading' •
, ,
Miss M C11141',011. TeeitatiOri,
'C1re1113, "Bee mom, isses Murray; Tied
Itall and Mr. Pentlend.
lame WILWAM'S SUM,
Fla Rorton solo
. Miss Strangoreadnig,
Mitts recitation.
' Miss E. MeDermott, solo,
liogerth, reading. '• •
Miss Flo Marton, recttation. ,
Chores, PSee Our Oars,' Misses Marton
Iltiersts-MeDerroott, Miller, -Gibson, and
Mesevi."Itogarth and Tommy Wright.
The'friost hotablapart of 'tlata 'whole
entittaitiment was the chorus
'
aaio.y: which wits uproariously bnemo
• over.soul:ever itglahx. • • . •
Tionl ItOoso held flsTh-(sit-
Thigoft Friday evening n11 flip mom.
hors being present. Iris worship the
the elotir eliont 8,
and during the evening handled the
noose ha an exemplary end graeofiff
•:tanner. - This• being what is termed
the first night, a largo number of
Vitliters oeetipied riCata on 'the lloor
of the, house., The ineeabers OS is
11811111 on the: (mooing night were in.
) their toasts in pod trine, end oeou pied
Mr: Jelin Middleton had a valuable
• steer die it weck 03 30 a,go.- The auk-
• mei was being fattened and %vas, valued
at $50. • . . • • •
. '
Mies Amelia 'Pickard is recovering
:from an at Lae K. of Pearled nti. .Qoite •a
imbiber have been • afilleted with: ihe.
ltlIllIellt..No serious . icsults haye .Yet
beep -heard ,of: • • . •-
There was *no -service -in the English
Church, GarilCtel; on Sunday evening.
Rev. Mr, Taylor, Baytieid, 13110 (1) have
001. 01)10(1 the . hut sickness. pre-
• Vented 11101. front doing .so.. •
• Mr., lilair, of the Lake titOre Road;
.preached in•the Methodist C11111.01, bap'.
'field Line, on tituiday evening, lIe•Is
• up enthusiastic :speaker, anti his utter-
ances are always full of...fire aud vim.•
• • 311S!.: Lizzie 8'.1yiniparii, win; has been
lIvingWith' del...brother du a farm et
*111 :Itelligs; is• again among rela-
tives Mid friOttis id the toWnship ftiw
an 'absence of about a year, her ativeut
• is welcomed..• . •
' TuostluY _evening a number or
young folks from God:Mich and vicinity
drove out lo re:Oa:place of sir. A;
Vapor,' Iltiroti Road, where they spent
an enjoyable evenieg, taking their de.:
-parture at aiLearlYhtme. • "
(Ai Tuesday evening ef last -week
about twenty-11re. I:011 pie. took Reeve
Elliott' a id family. by Surprise: .1he
jolly party were made, perfectly at.
1101110. AirenjOyaide wasspent
gairies,' 'dancing, .aad' all will;
long. remember Mr. and Mrs.• edn-
neetion;:wall the good •theeas • •
Oneurthe Clinton "city ,:father5" met ,
with , Mishap.. on ;quality:. • Ile "%YRS
:aboat to return hones iyheu the i•igtzj
set,. Ile nieeived. a •severe. alMck aud
maild hardly. ina nage the."i risky" pony.
• Your correspondent is pleitsed to state
• that the. "otheer swill be *Ole to look
after the interests of thb "hub" as tiautt.L
13.elciw are the narneS of the dr5t three
• pup115 In ouch class, of S.'S. NU:2, for
the inenth of January. 'the standing is
•*.based on *conduct, puneenalltY nod per -
:feet *recitation. 5th: elass-lst Ititu•y
Buncait, 2nd Georgia Haney, 3rd W.
Lamprey. 4th cliiss-Ist,Gi•orge Gide;
211 110 Fisher. • arilW. Ginn Malt
• and' • ()s -weld Ginn, 'equal; 2nd Emma
a'rd Nettie Ginn, Jr. 3r(1.-;•lst,'
• Bertha. Seott, W elys, I
,Statilda ,2)11) el tiSS-'--183• Rate
Jewell, 2m1 \Yin. Whitely, fird Jane
Slats. 21e1 isirt or naa.booa-Ist Binmni
Jewell, 2nd Mary SloCullough,,lird
;i'lletalore Pert James
• Jewell, 2ial Allee Moe ullouglisSici Geor-
gina aleCullough. • • •'. ••••
tide plats°. Ur. •Crosby of Lotzlou
visited, tide place last :week in the
interest of Colwell'e Mutileal Enver-
Thomita Calbiolt of
BrU44015 rai4 a filing viait to the
pirenbal root lasstta:Teeeky. He return
ed to Bruesele on Satnrday.-
rr./7'.a.T"/TAIIOCcairresfir-Z-d4.4" very sad acci-
dent which proved Intel happened
last Ween te WM. Brownette, oldeat
sell of Mr. GOQ. Brownette, of the
Goshen line cornet The young man
was in the bush chopping amyl) trees
and while felling a tree 10 lodged
against another and flew back and
struck the young man and from the
•effecte of which he tiled the MAO
day, If is remains were interred in
tli'ld*re
le loweolideeetoh
md etetre ygirosby
Monday
ale
large concourse of people, the young
man being highly respected by all
who knew hints. Ile was about 20
years old.
Sunshine.
From our own CorreSpondont.
There is a new tailor in Belgrava.
It is stated that hefieene who under-
stands his business. Hiss name is
Webster. This may clash v.ith the
Wingloarn man AI. Webster, It
was even reported by some one that
IL M. bad lett Wingbain forBelgrave.
The roads between here and Pelgrave
are in a very had condition. During
the thaw .there was quite nu.nber
of teame on it, This left it full Of
holes when the ,frost came. Part of
the road was ploughed up this week.
• The river is now it sheet of' perfect
ioe. The boys report it "splendid
for skating,"
Mies Lynn, (formerly of Formosa,
ie working up a musi cluss in this
locAlity. bite is reported to be a
.good nansician.
he factory is oow taming ont
getite a quantity of furniture wit oh is
being shipped to London and other
placei. Two or three teams have
been on the road all week. conveyin•g
the fnifniture to the station.
. s
. '
1.1.ungamion
1.11VERTISINGEReci?
th... MAW 34-
norailck Bleutg,,Obtule041,11.,
ES
hits
The subscriber bogs to return his sincere
thanks to his mammas and the public
generally, for the liberal patronage extead-
ed to him in the past, and by furnishing
the
Besf attick
-.-AT THE-
•
LOWEST Romulerative Price
he hem to merit a continuance of the
S03110.
• DO would specially recommend a trial
his DIRECT IMPORTATIONS of the 'VERY
BEST BEANDs of BRANDIES, PORT
WINES and BODLAND GINS, suitable
for medicinal purposes and family use.
BASS' An and aVINNESS' BORTER.,qIn
IP:IWO-4141N or quarts. CANADIAN ALES
AND PORTER, CARLING 33 DAMES LAGER
constantly pn baud.
Just received, in prime condition, MON'.
TB -SAL GI,NGI:e. ALE, PIAMPAGNR CIDER,
• r Sole 41g.ent f.or Goderielt 41e.,
Wo-ertiarearreerresamarlsers--4;s-s'S"'•-:--s •s•
Property in this village has land •
' quite a b :ow lately -Mr. Alex, Stew-
art disposed of • his house and lot
hero for a good fignre, on Wednesday
last. • Geed prices • are offered, for
two other lots, but 'ale owners are
still holding out for'rnore.
Mr, Geo. :miser], of Dalrofa, is at
preeent visiting friends hore. George
looks well and seems to have enjoyed
good thoes in the lar west. • ••
-Alit'thodist gmbhath School •was
closed. here last $abhath on account'
of Quarterly Servieee being held nt
the Nilo. •
That portion of onr community
who are foe& Of skating are having
sonsayssameanti--ofstehat•-starresofsenioyi
ment, , They exercise themselves by
skating on tlie dams on the rimer dux-
intl. the day and when the "evening
shadess• draw. nigh" they betake
themselves to the rink.
• their,.Annual Supper here on Friday
ovTenhien:onr:sttowrit'sienofa tgh io.so jaucloe bold
•
cl
be expeeted. •
From our Non Uol.M111013(1011t,
goiniesvilie. •
Special services still continue in
t110 Meth. church.
WV. Mr: Kenner preached ira the
IlIAli. 0103011 last Sunday evening.
,. the average attendaince of pupils
at "our school for tho month of, Jelly.
711.'8.4011 L. No.. 180 held their r:gular
?mutiny meetitag lost Monday night
in the Itall here.
• Messrs. A. Cantolon, Crooks, Cal.
1 icici.R. Ellie% G.s cOntS'IMI 'awl et.
• Cootindeuded the CO. meaffiV(if tiM
Orange 8'6614 hold • in Exeter yes-
tcrAtfiralY•Malcolin McGillivray of Gode•
rich thsto pupil of Prot. 0. • J. New-
man) still hold a 'meeting in . Itnox's
Mall next•Pridsty 'night for tit° pur-
• peso of organising it singing cless, to
whiela all are invited.
The regular Quarterly Services in
connection with the Holmosville Cir-
ca of the 'Meth. chureli was held in
.tho church here last Sunday. Rev.
Mr. Birks preached, after whieli was.
the 115111).1 love feast and tho adininis•
tration of the sacrament of the Lord's
Supper to .a goodly nither. The
services) throughout werP768(1
• Oar jevenilo footbatelub
visit to Suminerhill school, last Sat.,
Imlay for the purpose ' or 'having a
friendly game of football. The
match' took place, and at the end of
tho specified time, 13 lirss the home
boyh bad ina,dd 8 Reis to none by
their opponents. It is the intention
we believe to have a return match
ore long. ,
Mr. WM Stanley wile always has
j
an oye o latiainesS IS IVAV Oa offering
for sal his Massey Harveaters, Bin-,
dors, Rakes Ike, Zto., to:the farmers in
thh4 locality, and ho reports business
asi"being good. It is his intention.we
mulerstaiul to open a show room in
Clinton where be will keep a good
seleetion of machinery •on hand. Mr.
David I11eoft0„will take charge of the°
showroom.
Mummers -There are flOnifl bigsaw-
,yer8 in our littIo village- Mr. Potter
of the Ilth cam is again very low. -
Quito a ritinther Of 01.13 308140140 lifiNd
la,011 suffering with severe eolde for
Seine time 'asst.-Qs:latterly business
ineotingof tho officiate of Om Meth.
eltureli here Was held ISM Monday at
2 o'cloelt.-illothoiliet tiniot ia floW
•theta with an easy grace beeoming the all absorbing topic of•the day Ill
County Cm-re/ley
. • . . • •
The Blake Butter ItIfft Co. has
her(1. ils first Manual meeting.: The
shareholders and:pa:U.(11ns • Were well
•pleaticel with the .iestalts so tar, ttivi
consider tha.t• lum syStein is the
moat .benefieial, to farmers.
• I)r.''Gisiliam, of Brussels, whallOS
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has maccessful•ly passed the exemina-
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Rcynl eaelege of P12;:aogaas, Lon.
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• The 129Yal Hotel, Wibghion; has
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haviog sold to Messrs. Rutherford,
• Mr.... Chas.111orrow; 'Of 'Dakota,
formerly of Clinton', leas • shown his'
preference for :Canadians'hy merry:
. ing a lady. near :Terolito. He re-.
turns. to • Toront9,, Soule time' in
March. •• •• •
Mr. John McGr000r, of Kirkton
ia the ewoor. of e'verV,Prolific 'cow.
Insideef fourteen months she has
brought intosthis wieked 'world no
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OBSON
. ALBERT STREET CLINTON
v -22-1n.
00MMERCIAL HOTEL!
ThIS flotal Is furnished th- roughout with met,
care, to meet the wante of the termini,
Cauxinedlooafremplonsane. Tl)47 beet or aware
1) ei1rs i410 0)8IV3II kept et the by,r. Good
tithle. neat situated flotct fa 011004* Ole. U*
a can.
JA. MOORE, Proprietor,
Clinton, 30. 7(14 lon• •
TO NERCEA.NTS:
irOw toBell Goods
-TALK TO -
THE PAINTER.
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SILVER WA RE.
J. BIDDLECOMBE,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET, CLINTON
• Ladies' Gold and Shiver Jewelry:-
Brat:idles, Ed-111hp, Bracelets, ete.
Solid Silver and Plated
WARES,.
Suitable for aollclay,'Wedding,or•Birth- '
day Presents. Goods tier large or smell .
purses, and to suit all seasone of the
yelus See the Stock. Large varlet'? br".•
ciooks. Everything of thO•best mulcted
Gentlemen's Plain and Fitacy'jeiir r •
in endless variety.
111.3,,Itepairing promptly attended' tea
Anti satisfaction guarauteet •
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4.Pull Stook of Spectacles.
,
Drthe Best Makes, always on band.
J. Biddlecombe,
Opposite tae,MerksiSCllntqr..•
.WHO'S YUR
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We have just fit*Iipfl ourr Annual Stock-Takhig:1
and the result thereof haS been 'most gratifying, •-
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We ha,ve.Closed; lur a long chalk, our most successful'
year rn business, and we are indulging in bright antidpa. .
tions for the future,
'
We aro now Clearing Up and preparing for the open-.
in of ou.r SPRO,NG 'GOODS; aboutwhlch:we
will have a'grood deal.to say tt littlelater on.
In the incantiine. we can say to the LADIES' that
.we boxe a srnafl assortment ::of No. 1. Goods in TIM,
CAPS and SETTS, Which we will' biter AT CO'ST. '
BOOTS
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wales lichen.
HOIVIS.,:mANugAcTv4:4...
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MerchisAt::.
North Street, near the Squarn, GO.OBItI011e vitt furnish :or make up,
Gents' Clothing' in Fashionable Styles. ,
late'..At lowest Prices, •
la- MR NOBLE is an experienCed Cotter sad practical Noimisfits.-•
no slop work. Orders promptly attended to, Note the addrese-ePHILO
North Street Godericb,
FALL 'AND
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COMPLEftf-At" $TOCK
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it will peg you to ea11. Svorything:guaranteed or best werkmanthip abd
perfect At. The largest stock of 'Underwear in Ilaron-see for yourself,
Ali AV1 SMITH, The Square.