The Huron News-Record, 1884-03-26, Page 3,
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LOCAL NEWS.
hi end hiouna the threw!
Iowa
OrIcs„-At eat tome emeriti lit pIc&if Se resew
it eesowafrost .*P�1* were*, oithor
*weal or written. Rooets q motiNs, on.
tertahuountowelety att ahurol4 dots" we.,
*to , or any other waters of gwortainaKoati
will otwami hart a plaec our oononans.-Es
Crah toe great
dry-pode DMA, iitpive4 b. mon
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otter epring stock-rmf ate,ple and fancy
dry-Ootle and would 11.81c On public
to take a look through his extensive
preinihee. Gentleraen are aped
-
ally invited woad andel% Ida SProlg
Suiting. and Trimmings, undoulA"
wily one of the largest and beet
/docks in.. western Onittrio. ' Mr.
Hickling-an A 1 cutter -is
at the head Of •the tailoring depart-
ment, awl perfect .fits are guaranteed
-every time: See the stock before you
pnrelnise-ehe prices are right.-
'
Jcaur Cain, Clinton.
llre. Dempsey is still on the sick
list.
Magma L. KENNEDY left for
Stratford )0 iterday.
MR. JACKS4N sPflat a few
days in Toronto last week.
Mits. WM. Ronnie= is recovering
from -her recent
Mn. GRP. Bseney leaves for the
Nortltweist this week.
Weireetito,r to learn •of the con -
Untied Utilises of Mr Joseph Rowell,
Ma.. joint COTTON has taken
°barge �f the hestelry at the Grand
Ma. .1.4cort TAvr,os left on Mon-
day for Looden, where he has
nnepted a position on the bench.
Tus olci "Dauntless" baseball club
was co have been organized last
night.
• Ma.. Aso Mts. W. R. IIELeof
Wingham, are epeeding a few clays
M. D, Mertztras expects to lutee
the ehingling of the skating auk
completed tide week.
Lan week Mr: HarryCantelon
siold two top buggies to Mr. Arthur
Forbes, livery mon, of Seaford'. •
Mu. ANonew Durcoan is still on
the sick list. His .friends will be
sorry to learn. Om he is not ihiprov.
Ing in health. . '
JOus. Prxwes AND J. STEEP, or
the Bayfield Lute, "Jame arse it, dead
tox and 4 lye ()ire of bees in the
woods the ether day.
PAtt.'e .9,,rtuttort. -The sermon'
on Stindsy eveeing next Will be on
"Why pimple'do not go'te•church-
esPeelallY, Men
Tiii .'Wanderer • junior Cricket
Club ,will .meet .at Spooner's .hatel
on Tueielay mewing inlet at 7:30,
or the purpose of organiziog..
. .
' • Tits." Doherty Organ • Co, band
will serenade the members of the
firm on.. Good Friday. We -hope
they will ap.:o treat our citizens to
some of their selections. '
• Ws regret to learn of the death
on Monday of 'Ms. S. Sterling,. of
Bervie. She was a daughter. Of
Me. John Derripsey„ of Clinton, and•
was'Well known and highly respect-
. el in this section. • . .
THE ' NinsAsce.---Several
Complaints have been made- Of doge
killing Chickens-. One. night last,
week. algentletnan had noiess than.'
live hems 'destroyed by'
• ,
TaitGoon.TslotAss , nave pur-
•clituditi„an iirglin 'from W. Doherty
stud C. It has been pieced. in the
Temperance hall -end will .be
1.y them at • their meetings and ea-
t ertai nn en ts..,. . '
QOUNTY. TEMPERANCE LODGE.--
• Wit understand' drat repreeentatives
. from different. lodges. in the county.
-will. meet in .Clinton. on the 15th:
April, for the Ritrpose of organizing
.•
• co. bunty lodge:.', , : •• •
' SIGNS OF PROGRESS, -Mr. .rohn
• waggeti and carriage •works
have been .refitted . threagliout to
enable liin to .keep up with increas-
ing. trade. The building 1.10.8 "1/DOO
lettered.ontside, sO that, "these who
run may read" .
ItusAw,vi..A. •Mani • of horses
*driven -1 y Geo. Holdies took fight
it the station on Monday evening,
beading down Victerio street at a•
. furioos gait; halting near the Grand
••tti'on. The rig was a democrat
stud was badly mashed.. No person
4 was ha the rig.
Dilfrittiention has several times
been called to the unseemly cendunt
Of Tient msn and boys on street
corners. The language used to
ladies on Saturday °veiling, at
.Dickson's corner, was anything but
decent.- A. night u thnlock•up and
n fine would prelitibly save a.:reperi-
lion a ouch uundua. •
SIDE WALICS.-A. Citizen requests
us to call attendee to the danger.,
<Ms state of theplank sidewalks.
•Many ef the • boards are broken a
few • yards from the C, M. elinft3h..
" Now that t(ley are clear af know .we
presume that the' defecti alluded, tp,
and Others, will be attended' ite,
• • MPG ES ENT SU I PIK ENT. -11 r,
J
-arel,..argiti cake:eel el pi einent-
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dealer of 'A berfe8t; north of Raceyls.
liard we rel" elfAre shipoed on Tuesday'
last $1800 worth of farm implements
• for Manitoba. The purchasers,lor.
titer residents of this seettinn, went
intending to rake , the
• west there fit ure beim.
• Hew AtiZ Veil OFF 'roll So,ke
• Goderich paper wants to ktiew
whY brtad is sevee ceets a Iota in
that place; cod only five tenth at
Clinton, A Kincardine baker who
charges Gederich pricea says • the
Clinton man ustei too touch potatoes
and tios.p., That • Kin2ardiee chap
"knows how it is himself's."
• W000 Senn/cm-No such thing
•as Clam{ honesty exists, you caaonly
judge •inea individually. Ti see
Boma tnen at their hest in smothering
honesty, you should observe them
Olin; wood, • Some have the ability
i� Matte all many gaps as possible to
• wonderful extent.. It is almost
rtcluced to a etience. '
WE are glad to learn from Good
authurity that the Winglottn Times
4 proprhitors have got over that linen.
�iitl aqueeze. The dfavanosis sprue.
0 ing up and beginning to look young
again. Winglattn with three papers,
• 'boas" Mayor and good prospetts
or anether rail wet? ie certainly put,
Wig the beet foot teremost.
Sgttnn.-Titn present spring like
• weather reminds us that we cannot
4))tit,tor than auggertt to heat' Who
want anything specially good in the
• flowerer vegetable aced line to send
. ten dente to aameti Viel4 Itocheater,
X. Y., toe a dopy of hie epieeditity
illuatrated "Vlore! Guido" which we
•tailed attention to tentio time ago.
POLIO PARIC.-Solue of ear
cit-
zen are waking up to a fad WO
has long been opporent totrims•
ient oellsrs at Clinton....that a pub..
Ile park is needed to meet the re-
quirements of the thing..
Wouna Paosrxors.-So far the
fall wheat in thie viciuity duet; nut
appear to have suftirred, any injury.
The earlY Nowa looka retnarkably
zood, and tilt$, majority of farmer
whom we have conversed with are
of the opinion that the crop will: be
a geed one,
A Tonto or BEAUTY. -We have
much pleasure in aeknowletiging
from the Traveller's insuranee (Jo.,
of Hartford, Conn, a large, beauti.
ful colored engraving, representing
Berthohli's colossal statute of "Li-
Certy Raligitteningithe World." It
is attid to uive an excellent idea of
the superb work whieh is to adorn
New York harbor. .
DOUBTING TII0MAS,-Some one
Wetting himself "Doubting Thomas"
asks whether we have any know,
ledge of a former milliliter of tilinton
who stated that "liberal contribut-
bine to the church were acceptahle
to the Lord, even if the donors ran
the risk of not paying one hundred
on , the dollar to erediters." Ans.
wer•-•We de not.
•Poisasen.-Mr. D. Kennedy, the
obliging livery proprietor, had the
misfortune to have a valuable stable
• dog poisoned on Saturchly. He
• would not have taken $20 for tile
Canine, Although a good watch
dog, it was never known ,to snap at
or bite any person. Mr. Kennedy'
cannot 'believe the poison was set for
IA dog.
• MR. iloMER COOPER, son of our
peppier ex•deputy reeve, left Tues
daf• terebbn' for Kaileas City, N
Sorry • to lose him. He is a med..)
young Man. Just the material that
our hest citizens are made of, Al.
though offered a partnership in his
,..fetheeabesiliess,lie preferagnieg
anefor a season. May success be
lits. • • •
•
itie•YouNO Ms's Cesseavaiive
CLun is in a' thriving nee healthy
conditiou. The mentliership is rap.'
idly increasing, and the debates are
of a character that. Jenks ' them
interesting to both old' and young...
The neXtnieeting will . he on
netelay,.April 2isi. • Subject for de
•bate, "Resolved, that . the...frenChise
should be 'extended to females, me,
ebonies! sepaind nterchant'seons." It
will be an ititeresting debate: Old
end young • are invited: The chair
will be taken at 7 30 sharp..
• Mn. T. J:nortSoN's • little grandson *.
was preying with •a cusliifee at the
foriner's house the other day, when
the cushicin • was nninteetionally.
thrown into the fire place.. It Was
quickly.snapped from .the fire and
rolled up, smothering the fire it was
Supposed. ..The, cushion.was thrown
into a clothes cloget. . One (If the
inniatee had occasion to go. to the
closet shortly afterwards, an& there
found the euellionstill on fire. . Ile
'Was. just in time, probably, to. save
the the, 'destruction ' 'Of .the .wbole
• building. •
THE OL6 .11CT. -2111r..! and .Mrs.
Du-ck, of Toronto,obtaioed a Veigliet
againstt lie city for $1,385'for
ies sustanied.while drivieg.aleng the,.
street. They 'were thrown out .of
their bugiv. The''.city appealed.
The.Chief Jiistjen afflvined the vet. -
diet, , holding • thai, though the 'tn.',
Mediate 'Cause of 'the ilisasters were
pests placed private:citizen to
protect the•publio•from a daegeroun
rut in the highway, 'yet•it was shown
that, the laSt•conilitiOn ,of tha. yowl
was lees .dangerous that it • .:would
have been withoutthe poets.
ACCIDENT. -Another of the num-
erous accidents t•eaulting from the
careless use. of fireartns oceured
hi Harpuelley on Wednesday last.
Mr. Wm. Campbell was htiOdlilig a
rifle when it accidently disAarged,
the ball pa.saing through e bed Foote
(bier and striking Airs. Oftintillell.en
the thigh, Making a- severe and
paieful ound. Unftirtunately,
Mrs. Oanipbell was ht • delicate
health at •the tinineluld it is feared,
that the shock -m -6y prove fatal.
Ase"Moone,nwas buried in.
Clinton. cetnetery on Monday hist.
The deceased hely was• tho'relict of
the late Wm. Moore, at one tittie
member ;of the inercautile firm 'of
Moore.. and Ifunter, CI i nton. For
some -time previeue to last Nevem,
ber she had been living in Manitelet
with her marrieldaughter, her only
surviving issue. Some dine in No.
vember she nrrived in Clinton on. ra
Nisit,'..-Staying with thefamily of her
old friend. Mr. Vidwa.r.1 Dineley.
She took kick shortly affer)ier
ar-
riva1, her illness •terminating fatally.
on Saturday' last.. •• • '
. „
, A Itmckeirsv Yofrrit„-An eleven
year old son of Mr. John Oliver, in
rithavvey fit, boarded the northern
hound 'train on .Saturday evening.
When :questioned by the conducter
he gait! he WAS going to see,his aunt
at Kincardine.' At that libido the
emedutitor :learned that the youth'
had no eunt there and bad the lad
provided foe,intentlitig tebring.ltim
morning,
:1%; '10Yliet‘.kes1 r'o.cii door, ensl.
the consluctor had to
Mr. Ola;i.'ititlitt meat:line
learned of the boy's wherealloutn it lid
.went after and brought him home,
hrhiging die runaway youtleit raving
to a thidden tertnittation.
11.1ttV D. Hewin
. .
will manufacture pop, Rada water,
etc., on a tomewhat large sale. The
werks Will be on the prolierty itt
present occupied by Iitn near the
cemetery. Ile bah boitght the nut.
ellinery of the Wingleim pop 'works
and will haVe the tottne brought to
Clinton in a few dept., ',Chet% is
now.at the statien new machinery,.
• purelmeed at New York, for Ale,
Erwin, IT Pamela opening up it
trade with all the neighboriug towna
and good bileinettaahotild
he demi in thia line, and wetwinit
Mr. Erwin *every Ittlecefis., 6111100
la and Will continue to be the manti.
."finriuring centre a the county. •
009Iffitel BY 821110.1. ---Mr.
Da vta is manufacturing fur Mr. A
S. Fisher a large number Oa patent
.9,00king opparatUis. It is a tin cyl.
inder about 12x8 inebea with a bet.
teion7 Inside is another cylinder
about 4 lecher* deep Without a hot -
twit but the top, IS covered and 111
the centre is a tube perforated, and
projecting upward. Water is put
into the large cylinder or pot and
when heated .the *team passer;
through this perforated tube and
under.and around a rimmed reeept-
acle into Whiell, Call ke put oatmeal.
Hee, beans te., which will be ceplt,
ed or steamed in a manner far au
,perior to the ordinary method. A
timed gauze ,arrangewent. with
dripping pen is about being added
to the steam chamberwhich will
permit of meats being ateriffed in
the most approved fashion, that is
the fibrous tissue of the meat will
be softened and made easily digest-
ed and its strength retained.
Theme who have used these eay no
family shoed(' be without one.
Very little heat Di required to cook
with this apparatus. .
DOSS, APVEItTISING Pr ?-This
• question is often asked and • in nine
tame out pf ten the reply is yea
Castle daily ecene under our notice
u here the benefits of advertising are
traced direct. Mrs. 8. Morley, of
the "Grand Pam," a. couple of
weeks ago advertised' a. feral to lot,
itt Tne.News-Recoup, There have
been severalapplications, and every
one of them are subscribers to this
journal'. Mr. Plummer haa also
had applications for his farm..which
is advertised for sale in this
paper. This shows that advertis-
ing will bring customere. Every
business. man; nomatter what hie
()e'en if it be only 4 two-line space,
making known shie 'name, buinuese,
and place of business. People will.
gowhere they. are invited. Tait
NEWS Itecortii presents advantages
•, toad v ertisere not spossessed-
other paper in the county -a douhle
circulation. And the double drat-
inaketi this joutnal .otte of the
hest advertising- ntediuuts iii• the
county of Huron. •
•
Doonrat. Bee EAVESIENY, - There
died in Torotg•o on Saturday last,
Mary, the' beloved wife of Kenlierh
of.a.od, lately..ef Morris. Deceives'
waelt (laughter -of it. Donald BOaa,
town, ate] sister of Mrs. Thos.
OoOper. Her death was the result
of an operation for tlie•remeval of it
tumor. Elle body was forwarded
to Clinton , Saturday .night anti re-
Ceived burial here on Monday,- a.
'ergo nutr.ber itt.Letaling. OW the
morning of her burial her friends
here received a telegram stating'that,
her daughter, • Mrs.- Dr.. Miteliel 'Of
Otsego,• tliehigan, lied just \died.
Dr; Mitchell formerly lived ittIcin•
burn, *here he practiced.
Mitchell .W48 only 28.. years of age.
:She had ._•heeit ill for a long time.
The'relatives of .both fawilies have
the sincere sYmpfttliy of. a. very large
circlenf friends on account Of their
double bereavement. • The burial of
Mrs.,: Mitchell will take place at.
Otsego: this (Wednesday) aft eriloOn.
A number. of relatives,including
Mrs. 'Iles. .Coeper, Mrs. W. .Mc -
Brien McLeod;' and her . brother
D. MeLeod, •and „tier sister,
Arinittrolig, left" ytsterilay afternoon
to attend the hist sad rites.• •
.Mnag IMPRCIVED STOCK. -The
&inlay of. Huron 'generally and thet
portion- of it idthe vieLuty of Ciin
ton morepartichle.rly. seems 'deter
wined to keep Op its repatation for
thoronglibred cattle ini Well as•ftir
lior'se•ntock. We lieve With much
plea ure.eccesionaliy. ad veried to the
'fats Of ear various breeders adding to
theie berde additiotisfrom..the most
noted herds' in :Britain and AnietiCa.
Through the • kindnessof
J. .Biggitts,..ss ho attended. the eat°
' of .a. number. of .shortliores from the
lieta. of, Laing ..k ThOrupeon, ,St.
Marys last .Thursday••• we fire en-
abled to mention that, •Mr.-Elisiat,
ef' Tnekerstnith, putreleised tliereat.
,atheleveustiontlis bull, "The:Dot:ter,"
for • .$164; stint' otie about. :thirteen
mon the old. for $250. John Writile;
ingtoe, :Of Wawancedi, . "Putter. .
fly Duke, about i,leVerc• niontlistolt4
for ,S225... 'Jolie Glen, Usborne
"Fair and Cilf,ior
$775. A.nct. David •Derrance,. of
MeKi I top,. purchased the ' yottng ni-
• ported Clydesdale. Stallion; ."Pride
•O Fife," Fife," for"S1,200..• Other parties
• binight imported yea:rlieg and two
veal' old shottlieens at prices rang-
ihgfrotn $240 to $400 each.' , There
itt money in all...kinds ef fit•st 'class
stock if, goodjudgement is exercised
in tlte'selection of those reqiiired for
breeding pergeseti, mid. proper atten-
tion paid to the mashie of them. In.
• many iiistances average . stook of
best strains tiring as ntuch.fee'a year
'olti esti half dozen of the ordinary
kind at double. die'age.
• ReProiotis Aumten,--There are
now itt Canaria several religinun
armies -the Salvation Army, the
,Gespel Artny, the Tetnperane,e Army
and Lord's A rely, Major Itobinson
was itt town lagt week in the inter.
est of the Iamb earned, The howl.
quarters of the Lord'S Army in
Toronto. We are inforrtieri their
mode of wership is simnel, to that, of
the Salvation Army -their setigct of
praise are diftl•ront end the word
devil" not need. They eo operate
with all religienn deride except, tho,
brethren,
steeeretl the tetriptIrttriee hall and the
Army will viait Clinton itt the
attune of a week or ten tleye. 41.
• rtYlafl Searle Ilan been kindly att
• Onoes. -Mr.. Thos. .Arm-
strong, the eourteous and apcointeort-
sting 'Customs officer at this port of
entry, will leave here on Friday
to aesente.chatige of ,the Dundas of-
fice during the temporary absence of
Mt.McCulIagIt. We shall miss the
genial cowitenance Of Mr. Arm
„stvetpt,ant.1 ivezatre,...selfish enough to
hope 74„1.- /-a is reiii0Ful- 1.1•0111-414•111
• Will LS ouly „ temporary. :During
hi's two years rt•siIeI)Ce a t monp
alley o! the,position, he INT se
ducted the business ag to.earn, not
only the respect, but the warm-
hearted good Will of the buainess
community and all others who have
the pleasut•e of an acquaintence with
Coining amongst us str.ing-
er, he has, without any obtrusivessi,
fussiness, orself assertion, which
seenie quite foreign to hint, taken
that piece in the affectiong of our
people which ottly sterling Worth
can eonnuand. As we have heard
retuaelied of him he is, a, dell ser-
vant with all the term implies.
One 6f • our eitizeos who will not
generally admit that ang,good' can
eeme out of Nazarethforgetting
himself so far as to declare that he
itt too good a mail to be a O011iter•
"vative 1 We are aware that M.
Armstrong wauld like to be trans-
ferred .to Toronto ot. iatnno..pnint-
newer there than Clinton, owing to
the fact of It atniiy being permen.
tint residents of that city, and it
may be possible that we •shall loose
hiM iIS it citizen altogether. it any
event, whether he retUrnil to Clin-
ton or enures' a poeitiou in aleOillitY
that will be more eongenial %to hie
tames as a family man, he has our
bent wielitit. Itadulliret ttii
experienced °Mehl! from Goderieli,
will take Me. Arinstreng's place for
the time bi.ing. If any one can fill
MP, Ar1118001101 place, officially and
Socially, that geutlematt le Mr,
Raticlilre. But like Lord Lorne
coming after Lord Dufferin he will
find the position trying, but, will, like
tertte, ttO dettbk‘prove equal to the
Fon DEM) BUYS ONtiVe---eDerieg
our short experience with local
journelism, we have at !eget been
beat out of fifty donate, by subeerib-
ere claitning advantage .of a few
monde' at the commencement of
their term, leaving the country with-
out paying afttr taking it fur bottle
time. We haveseveral of the latter
cased at the next.DiviaionCoyrt and
will make an example of some part
les. Apparently it le a small mat-
ter, but such a business for petty
dead heating we never knew of.
A publisher is better off without
such patrouage and itt future if we
cannot get honest men for subecrib-
ere; at any rate we will oweep ot
these fellows who will sacrifice their
houesty; fer it few cents. This par
agrapli is not intended for honorable
men and we have hundreds of such
on our list; as its heading says, it is
for dead beats only. To convey it
sligbtidea we have recently had one
caw:. front Neustadt who has never
paid a cent since we started, and
one- itt Chatsworth, and another at
Varney Post Office owing for 9 mos.,
vvlio have stopped their papers. We
repeat we have no objection to them
stopping their papers but Jet them
Ray what they owe before being so
mighty independent. If they •don't
we Fluid make thetn.---.Duiliam
Cagniic/e. •
41101IT DOGS,
To be or not to be itt. the local
question of the hour. Whether
twerehettitr to bear the ills cow .
quent upon a low deg tax 'Mid iota
of canines, or fly to the alleged evil
of en especially high tax and iiIJ we
know pot of. .Macauley says that
Saracen mothershushed their re -
Merely' itifitfitS"'Witli-tlin t 'Ceti b I C
name of Omer tie Lion,jand it is nowt
said that the loverof 'dogs in*Ulini
. ton are ii . the habit of quieting their
boisterous, offspring by reminding
vtitifkienite the terrible antisloa coun-
There aro various and decided
expressions of feeling lit town in
regard to dogs. One gentleman hail
figured' up the cost of fAcling the
doge owned in Clinton; and declares
that it amouotsannually to consid-
erably more thanin ekpeoded by
the Corporation in Charity' fur the
stone time. • .
KILLINO poos To MAKE 'EM HAPPY.
Another declares that be Wished
•he'ewned the last dog itt existeede,
ond le would order his tail to • be
cut ofi.jUstOnallind 'the. ears. 'Upon
beieg renionetrated with on his. as-
suinption of '.superior wisdom' and
rorniuded that .even. doge were creat-
ed for some.purpose, be justified his
deelaration of the tiselessnesit. of
dogs in this world, by surmiging
that they: wust litive: been created
for another sphere, and that it was
the duty of all good people to help.
them 10 enter that ephere as fast as
possible. lie would.tnitaid ttlie•
Clinton conecil in enforeing a high
dog fax es tbe hegt aicans Of speed-
ily sending et least the superiluctue
canines to the happy hunting gretiud
they'Were predestined' for.'
, - .
wtio ILiLLS A DOLi 'KILLS A FRIEND.
•,.This.stirred up 'the wrath of an
old.. gentleMan 'wli holds that be
never had n batter 'friend than "old
dogTray." He said that the Power
that permitted such a .Mitiei•able.
enent y of ail created' an i real \to I i vo.
Most be an • exceedingly .orei.g.iful‘
Out,: HOW would he like t� hkre
some being Superior to him . as he
fancies himself' superior. to: a deg.
aniputate.his• physical' frame in ' the
Milliner lie suggested...for theloul-
tnurkieref the 'noble 'deg 7
• . A; LADY'S. OPINION.
• .A lady writes us expressing the
hope that, the high tax couucitl�rs
• will persist in "having it Carried..
Slie.says" that they lieve no occasion
.to fear becoming unpoPutai• 011 that
• account; diet. it le likely. wouteir
"suffrage .will be: in operation ;next
year and that the. women would turn
out 0 a man to yete forithese: council-
*len who ,are • taking Imeasures to
rid the town of dogs: :She; also re -
Marks that if . gentlemen's .anicies
were as unprotected .as those • of the.
ladies are 'they woiild be: More' in
"dread of 'having thoth gnawedand
tasted by those •ntieerable
• and „would appreciate the terror
that is experienced by ladies #110
evendi i n utive. curs rush ou • and
snap at them. 'Altheug,li . our fair
correspondent does not adorn. 'the
tale she telle, she points out .the,
morel of it byenclosing the • folletti-
ing which, she clipped frenn it paper
a few days ago; •• .
• "Mrit•Jobin, o St,••Seuver,
dropped iferid Tuesday , morniug,
.from a shock to ilio-nerVous. syetem
.liroUght. en by fright, She having
been attaeked by two NeWfotiediand...
•dogg the 'night- previous,"'
In Toronto °tie day last Week
"a little:eon of Jannis Merliban, re-.
Hiding at N. .121 William. Street,.
wainbadly'r worried , by a sheep dog
belonging to*a btitblier named 'Math
'ewe. The boy was plat ingwith
tWo Other lathein front of his own
door, and'as, the 'thig Wee running
past he threw' a piece .of itat at it.
'thilftd and.: Spiiini�t
, 1W--71111-
,shoulder andiitflicting four or five
woutsle. A passer-by.beat the clog
off with hiir Stalk, . and , earrind• t he
• lad into hid hornet, where Dr. Mac.
donold found him suffering: extreme
• patiTI i epoinniff
fringe was sucked nut, nini the
wounds were cauterized, Iiin dog
was Shot by thnowtier as Boon AR lip
• he heard. of the affair," . The t,en
extriteta given are net exceptional
'eases they are samplee of what it
done by doge almost daily. in some,
part of the 'country, and we are not-
ourprised that ladies and parents.
generally Are hi favor of • some•
se' emo for • doing away .with the
useless and 'dangerous canines, es-
pecially in towns.
, MARINO nOGOlt 1161.000006.
A Prench seientist AL Pasteur,
has ,hist made an interemting coin
muniaation totlie Paris Academy of
,$eieitcedn relation ter caniiie mad.
nes, Ito advocatita the hie 'ulatien
of dogs with the virus taken, from
mad dogs. no had rendered twenty
dogs preof moth* the disease by
inoculating with mall pox virus,
Lite diaease la conimunittated itt a
Mild form and eausee the .system to,
reject the disease in -an acute or dare
gefous forte afterward. M. Pasteur
insistthat 'ft r the protection of
humans dog biontthltion should be
made compulsory,
GOOD wonpfi YOU
The. other evening a dog was
notice.' running enti,itimpiug againet
the laundry door as if atixione to
attract attention. Kate O'Donneil,
a lanndry girt weet �tttO See what
was the Triatter, When the
looking up lute her feet,' waggel his
twilOOT 813110E810HE
W. DENISON,
Takes this means of letting the Public kllow that ha has
•opened out a
CIOMIZPLIETn ST003‹
E3OOTS AND SHOES
-IN-
WATTS OLD STAND,
Which he will sell at the lowest possible rates,
• keep the Celebrated
RAYMOND Sewing Machine
At a Prico everyone can buy. All kinds of
NEEPLES. & OILS ‘WZI
Alwayson. h and.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED,
Remember the Stand, Opposite Cooper's.
IL RIN
West of England, Scotch and Foreign -Suitings
frouserings, English ca French Worsteds__
'IVUTIEC•THE •MOTRIElt:
„o91rtek.,luys a. epiewiLtily asgorted stock of new pring and Sunimer.Goods.
Ordered and 'Ready-made Sults at the lowest prices over hoard o --.none MAORI
hest of trimmings nal, and perfect fits guaranteed. A full line of C E NTS •
• FURN1SHINC$ always in/pock. Cail and see, it will pay you. •
A.BRA.IIILM SMITH The 'Square.
01\TT-
tail end darted towards • the stable,.
As abe.stood there be moved beck -
ward and forwarti.as if anxious . for
her to follow. She finally went to
the stable, where she found the cow
• elioking to dead', Mr. Atkinson
arrived' in time. to • remove' a. large.
carrot ,which was . 'ridged .eidew ay 8,
in 4,he animer's throat, and but for.
the intelligence of . the ,dog would
have dost the.cow its life.
.owner. of a dog 'who resides
near the".Columbia river is supplied
with fresh flail. during the tvieter by
his deg. The dog dives in the
that:leer futd catehes large salmon in
his mouth. Recently die current
carried him beyond the hide and
under thdice, .but ho swam fifty
feet until be came to another
whenCe, le:scrambled Out With.11. •
lisiiiri I,itt inoutit.
' USJiFUL iron Yo0c,
, .
• A Boston. 'paper says • there is a
club of young 'men in that city the
majority -of whom. are .Gertuans and
members of wealthy fitniiiii, who
have secured notoriety by .their re-
cent eccentricities. . Their latest
freak wee st)eying a -dinner of dog'
meat.; Seventeen., meMbers of the
Jerusalem .Club' satdown to the
?east. The canine ineitt:is reported
as excellent, and. the party. was it
merry. ong. „ A. keg 'LI itter.nod
poppy steake is ;the bill ,of fare or-
dered. for iieit.Saturday night.
Aif Answer Wanted.
•, Can any one bring ua a ease of kid-
ney, or Liver oniplaint, that Elect's°
• Bitters will not Speedily °Ore? Wesay
they can not, as thousands of cases
already permanently' mired and Who
• are -daily recommending Electric
Bitters, will prove.. Brigneti Disease,
Diabetes, Weak Back, Or any urinary
complaint quickly cured. They pUr•
ifv the 'blood, regulate • tbe beWels,
and 4et directly ott thedieeivied
parts, :Eveey . bottle • .guaranteed.
For sale at 59c. a bottle by Watts' &
As.4 sin'e reniedY.for Siek Head.
tielle, Sour Stomach,
Constipation, Torpid Liver,'
, Biliousness., &c., no medicine is equal
:to Dr, Baxter's Mandrake Bitters
25 cents per bottle. 270-4t
renyfield•
From our own. Contordent,
Many of the readers of the NEws-
*BiCento will learn' -with regret °Mlle
• death of Dr. Xinian.WOOdS. • He wive
aeed about 64 -years. ...The doctor tvas
a genial companion, a staunch friend,
a trae.cliristian, and a skilful practit.
ioner He at, one time took an det
ive part in tnehicipal and ppiicieal
matters andhad been 'honored with
positions both • in tewnship:' Ltnd
• countY amnions.: Of late years he.
paitilees attentionto those matters.
fle was. it Liberal Conservative id
Politics, and from his high.sense bf
honor and undoubted integrity. exer-
cised' quite an -influence .among bis
fellow citizens.' Ile wee one of the
pioneer .settlers in..this section end
clurmg-hig long residenee• worked'as•
siduosly itt 'his profession' and had
consequently accumulated consider
Able of this -worlds goods. It will be
long ante .erp Wu sled t.loolt, -epee
"his like again •
. . • • •
A .Lawyer's Opinion of Interest
•.
to. all
• .
3.
A.:Tawney, Esq.,•it leading attol••
ney of Winona, Minn:, writes: 'After
using ib ibr mord than three years, I
•takeegreat p I eiteu re- in. atatitig•that .-I-
regerti Dr, King's New Discovery, Or
COMMIIIptiOn, as the best remedy in
the world for Coughs titici
has never failed to cure the most
severe .eolds 1 nave thud, and Inver
iably relie,r08 the pain in the ehest."'
•.Trtal Bottles or this .curc ror nu
Throat, and Liin,g Disease- may be
had Free. at Watts' Si Co's, Drug
Store, Large size $.1.00.
- Health is a duiY, Dieing@ a crime
Use Dr, Benny Bexter's Mandrake
flitters and be eur'ed of al I,bil iotigness
or liver trouble, 25 °mite will buy a
large bottle, 270.4t ,
The petition againet, "gbos,
and the eonnter petition
agtiimit Thos.. fleYsi Of the. got
Riding of Huron, have both been
dropped and an appeal entered to
withdraw the deposi CR,
• *Interns;
$PANDURY.-In Clinton, on the
19th leaf., the wife of Mr. T. Stan.
tlury ertihomt,, of a daughter.
. MARRIAGES.
KEItit-IIAXWIMIi,-At the rest
&nee of the bride's father, ort
%rob lOtit, ky Rev. J. X Parke,
Cleo. Kerr, Esq, to Sarah Jane
second datutitter of Jared Maxwell,
Esq., 411 of 'Atortis.
011 ED.
MOORE-In Cliivont on the 22114
Mt', Ann Xoore, Aged 06
years, ti months, 3 days.
MeLE01.7.-4e Toronto, on thel2nd,
met., Mary Meteod,wile Of lien.
neth MeLbod, of Morris, tiged
Yearn, 1 month, 23 days,
Miss Doherty, of Gobourg,recently
head milliner with Messrs rferoe &
Jackson, has accepted it similar pail
don with „Mr. • James Pickard, of
Exeter. • .
.
will do all this. Try it. Every betile
system invigorated. Downs' Elixir
in Ttli:ulurongcsoninsuurastpbtieons,t.o.up21pc710edr4a,:tiTel
matter must he thrown offrthe inem•
branett and tissues healed, and the
warranted,
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected every. Tuesday afternoon
• . CLINT014.
'8 our, • •• 56 00 to
Wheat, - •• • 100 to
Fall Wheat, new; • 0 60 to
StIringilVinest, •- • • I 00 to
Barley • • • . 0 45 to
Oats, • • • . • • 0 34 to
l'eas • -• 0 70 to
Apples, (whiter) per hid, '.• 200 to
Potatoes, • • • • ' 041 to
• Butter • •
E36'4, • • •
Hay, . ' .•
-
Beef, • - •
'Sheepskins. -
• Turkeys, por pound, •
Geese • -
Ducks,. per pair •
Chickens, per pair
Pork
• 0.113 to
• 0 10. to
;.• 7 00 to
• -6'00 to
. 0 00 'to
075to
000 to
.• 0.00 to
• . 4 00050
•• 00 to
•y00 to
Wool • • •" 18 to
Cordwood, . • -' • OSlo
•
1,•••
5 50
1 05'
-1 00
1 itt
0 05
0 34
(170
2 00
41 50
0 18
0 16
00•
7 00
0 00
1 00
0 00
0 00
00
0 00
8 00'
0'81
t 00.
aVE CD1RaiGEA.Caaa
011 VALetlaill
FARM LANDS
In the Township of Morris, and
ViUage Lon in Blyth, in the
• County of Huron., .
NDER POWER OF SALE itra certain reels -
tore(' mortgage made 1.4 William Wilson
end others mil which 11•111 be, prod.ocod as the
time of sale, will be sold by Publio Auctlos,
Ms, C. liAsur.roN, Auctioneer, atithe Commercial
llotel, in the VILLAOE'OF DLYTI1, on
FRIDAY,. APRIL .4th; .1884,
At One o'clock pm. .the following Freehold
FIRSTLY i --The north hMf of Lot number
fourteen In toe riinth cane:Won and :the south
'belied Lot sixtein in the eighth Concession of the
Township IA Dorris (excepting from the Said
$ nth half of .lot numbersix(een, twenty-four
eduare 'perches •heretofore conveYed for church'
Purliey&u
PcHsfeas)..
Tlots ebovs• 'di:ascribed c'Ontain 100 earns
'each, are a rich clay loam and are 'well xvistered
by siwing creeks.'' Lot 14o. 14, of which .80 Reyes
aro cleared,. is one of tlie beat stock farms in the
Cohlity of Huron, the buildings are a fog ad
frame bouse; two very good barns 30x60 and
35:400 and two s1Ieds,' Lot 16 has on the hrelnises
• a new one and 'atoll story !nine .house on stone,
frame bars 4050 aid two frame stables!. .
S ROOM:IL-V.-Lott n u tubers 7.21 and 122'ilfthe
ViIioao51ttytb, In the said township of Morris,
according to the pkin 'thereof, reentered in'the
Registry Office for the said Cotinty of Huron, On
the twenty•pinth day of December; A.D.7853.
The -Village lots have on the preinisda a tiame
house 26330 and eiable 20x26. •
Torun and conditions will be made known at
tithe of sale or may be ascertained on application
to •• HARRIS, MAGEE'S& CLARKE,
Vendor's So:loiters; London, Lint
London, February ¢8th, 1884. 27041
SEED. GRAIN.
• $EED :WHEAT;
.SEED OATS, SEED' PEAS, -
SEED BARLEY - SEED ORE
--FOR SALE BY -
Pr. IRWIN'
• At Standard Elevator,'
272.tf. CLINTON.
, 'WE
ARICOLTORAL M70: COMPANY,
(LIMITED) GLENCOE, or,
THOSARCHIER.ACENT,
c;1\71.-
sa own tin yeti tee the Celebrated
‘troontt Trot) Harvester and the litattY ilea0or
ltty 110.1(01, .4.t715),4 sae etasr_
Itunrvuents;
• All 'Warranted. Repairs constantly on hand.
IEI WArtictoom next Centelon's Carriage works
(Salton • '• 871.30.
BOIniiliOil LiCeilSe .Aot
TOTIOM
T8 heitiinV Glynn that tho Board of Lieense
iiiiineCOlonntliPIN17413V°t them 9rTjapYY°4011114.7"DA,viti
MARCH, 1884, at 11 o'clook in the forenoon, et
Ole court Muse, In thd 'FOW14' OF GODERICK,
for tht. purpose of tomer Into eenatieration ttlt
applications to ,ort 'keen for such licensee its
by "The Liquor flame Ad 11383° aro authOraed
10 bo granted.
ItEllttlt PERRIN'S,
Oblei buipeetor of Licenses ter the
County 012 Buten
license • Inspector's Nutice.
A W. PftlitSONS Alestring License* tot the tan
of Upon' for 'Bit arming licenee year ere
aorsty anew UM Bid& applIgation Ituat he le
elY lunefis Ab 01 iskeete the lat day 61 Apo
nest, .
ST,.PTIEN *V.SI1itt,
License !Moder,
•eitstoa, teth,1884, 07340
• LONDON LOAN 003Y.
ovv.,
$100 000 to thr.qo M14,0WE5V trAtett,
Short este loans at
' 6 S4el- pei;* Cent
2
cfloalY 04 *764
ar ittivr xativer
.What We IVisk to- :Say
to the. • _Ppi
,nr .:Spring Import
lions are now in 'Moe
O pluTspwaglotgea2
uu ()rings we home ever
shown,
OUR DRESS GOODS:
An assortment equal to any in the county.
Our Mantle Departml
INQVP in full Swing.
AL well assorted stock or 1VIanttei.
ings and 'VrinunIngs. See Them -
OUR TWEEDS...A %ORALER E_QT I 0 N
N S.-
OUR COTTOALL MAKE; BOTH IN
NS -"WHITE AND GREY.
S4irtingpt
ton Tweeds,- Tweeds, Hats, Caps
and Neckwear.
SP=PIDI13 ASSORTMENT.
•••••••••• 0
AY USEMA
• The Dry -Goods' Emporium of Clintim.
au&
WE ARE STOWING NOVELTIES IN
Lace Collars,
Linen Collars,
Lace Ties,
Silk Tie,
Muslin Ties.
These Goods are all NEW and of the Latest
Patterns, and at prices that will ensure their
ready sale. Call and secure smne .of the
BARGAINS inithis line before they are all
-picked up.
In this Departinent.wc are shoWing,. the
ofol Gogs iUtliOJarKe
,Pur:Mcint/.•.Mdker;.• .
• Has returned and •is prepared to execute all
orders.entrusted t� her. •
amborgh Edgings
AND INSERTIONS,
2001:NE PATTE1101-
To Choose From !
iAiiTHs Season's Importations-:
.E/r Intendinr, buyers sh'Nld see our stock before
purchasing, as it will be to to their interest to do so.
ESTATE OF THE LATE
J ODGENS,
Ily .tloods alaoe of albite and Hum County
liew SCO110 liErt
•' And we are now,thorougly equipped with;the
FINE8T BAC/(ORO/NDS and' ACCESSORIES
. That tan tiproeured, and in great variety,
Our 'betty is highly Iiihod OablRet 19*.0k
Okay v. DM*, Clinton,
roceries
cheaper tkur ever at
000PEIM 05004100,
The undersigned begs to return" hift
4,100(01.1apita it)".1,411 411111011)110 uto
toluene ;for WO ota1 patrenaew
to. r the 14at twn years, told as 114
Bitentia to ONO Ns customers thu
fleet Value poseihle for thPir utalley,
he hopes to meet a coutionanee (it
• their patreeage,
HIS 00 OT, TEA
•
will still be a Specialty, and ran not
be beaten in the market, Au oilif-tr
Groceries as low es pessible.
Large Stock of ("AA.A.SS W ARE a44.
CROCKERY on hand. Also
FRE6W OAT MEAL
. QD,N MEAL, FLOUR:
QAT84 POTATOES',
&o,
• Citrei me a cell and be satisfied.
T. C9OPER,
FREEMAN'S
Woltz/ powzmus,
,Q03461114.139tV
l'urjutive, Is is sof, sure, and effectual
iederuYer 01 triqtttg qchiiareacT, 4004:
•
To THE PUBLIC,
•Goderichlfarble Work8
r•IIAYE appoInt%1 1IR. ROBERT fol. ORD0N, a.
General Agent of the Goderich Workii
for the 4.11hinty 1luton. •,
•1021)P11 VANS1'0145:.
••proprietor,
Goderleh, rob. V, 1883.
aliutou Iarblo Works,
- HURON STREgTs C.WNTRii
COOPER, .11
Manufacturer of and dolor 11;411 lands el
Marble & .Granito for Cenfetory
Work atliiures that defy competitign
,
•
Alf°nienufacturer otJe Celebrated
AtertrumAn Srat,re lorVittitliug .purs •
poses iind Cemetery Work, which must
be .fteen to be appreeiitted.;7-All werlt
warranted, to.ylve satistactiote '
-AND , .
t
0 . M. 'i• -
•Ir 1.• 8
The.subseriber bogs to return his sincere.,
thanks -to Lis etfatoniers and the publie
generally, for the liberal patronage extend;
ed to him, itt. the pest,. and by 'furnishing
Best- drtiele
--AT TRH-
.
LOWEST liemulerative Price
lie bol4s to. merit at. ceetietitinee a the
saute:. .
.Ile roald specially retionimend t trial of
his Dialler lotronTkrtoie. of the Yarty
BEST • BRANDS Of 1l11.ANDIES, PCir
WINES 'and .11011LA0D 0 TNS, suifahle .
fee: ntedieiaal purposes and 'family use•
fins& ALS rind Gl3t1NESS": PORTER, in •
bottlea-pinti.oe coatis, CANAniANAkasi
Awn roareti, PAULIN() 84. Devies hseea
conetantly on heed,
. just 'received, in ..print e eeeditioin Mott
TRIAL. GiN111111' .A.LE, CnAltleACNE
PLAIN SODA. ;•.
IPZ'Sae Agent!. or Coderich,
N.R.0
•-.ALBERT STNEET CLINTON
v -22.1 i. •
ADVERTISING Eliciesql-4:11t4:11111:
ills al the ohne of LORD a& THOMAS, Mei
Corinlek Block, Chicago, Ill,
IiPeop1s1rotj BP;
Cantelon 13ros..;.
' ALBEHT.ST., CLINTON. .
• .
_ro
'We Pear No,litvalo.
.M.11......1•11
TEAS.
Otir Teas are ttliVityn elicited and the
•Coffee' e ad SPtitar-
leaesseitliee'ery best and
cheapest 111 the Market. •.
Oar -stuck' of ('neral (twen:lea Is tlin
Sir pit tiSeci in the County. '
The best valne itt tOwn.lit
Goods, Con feetlonrry, (41,1041 tockety
• and China•Wit re.
Andrew's Sorghinn t yrup kept eon:
. stoutly On hall 1. .1,roduce takeu. .
. 0,URS OR rigtievg
ottrousIvessi, bazhvas.,
pY$PEPSIA, IMOPS
INDIOESTION, fi..urreftliva
JAUNDICE. 0 rim Henn
EIN'S'IPECA#, ecorY OP
Slat tilt 30004
pRYNLIS •
taiumotm: OE ME mak
Ahd wrote specteit utt Aosta* arielog.troPew
disorder...44 LIVER, KIDNEY4.,8TOPAA,A4
RowELA Aft r1 -00P#
1 ROARK &