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Albert Street, Clinton, Ont.
41.2,1 a4vanee ft not se pauf,
The proprietors of Tei4CIODERICII NEWS,
UZ P4114134 the laisine4 andlilant
of 'rut Humes Remus, will le future
publish the ten aleamated papers in Clinton,
ender the title of "rah Jingo.; islaws•
Clietoa is the most prosperous town in
Westera Oatatio, is the matt/considerable
manufacturing, and the gentle of the finest
agricultural section in Ontario.
The eombined circulation of Tait Wawa-
R,Ecettlmageeds that or any paper pub -
Imbed ie the County of Iluren. Itis,
therefore;nnisurpassect 48 an • advertising
medium. Oar rates foradvertising ere:
1 column I year, $90 column I year, $30
5 uses,50 " 5 mes, 18,
1 " 3 :nos, 30 " 3 mos 12
" 1 year, 50 jr, I year, 18
" 6 1408, 30 fr S8111°SP 12
a " 3 mos, 18 a " 31110$p $
W thOttrilifitrUCUQ11$ as:
to space and time, w'll be left to tirer-jtelg-
meet et the compositor in the display, tn-
sorted until forbidden, measured by a
eale of solid noupa,reil (12 lines to the
pelt), and. ebarged 10 cents n line for first
nsertioa and 3 cents a line for catat sub-
agent insertion. Orders to diseontiane
advertiaements must be in wilting.
ite' Notices set as BEADING MATTER,
(Nouparell measurement, 3.2 lines to the
'nett) 10 emits per line brst insertion ; 3
scuts per line eachhubsequeut insertion.
JOB WORK. •
.We have 'one of the best appointea Job
• Otaces west of Tergete. Our facilities in
this department enable no to do all kinds'
of work—frous a callin 'ear(1 to a mammoth
poster, 'in ,tho best style known to the
raft, and it the lowest possible rates.
Orders byinail promptly attended to. •
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Address, •
The News -Record, ,
$1.,25 per Alli1141, ill Advance.
"INDEPENDENT IN ALII. THINGS, NEUTRAL IN NOTHING."
WRIT -ELY ds TODD, Publishers,
VOL VL -40. 22
CLINTON", HURON COUNTY, ONT., WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1884.
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WHOLE NO, 284
plating.
TIIE MRSONS BANK.
Incorporated by Aot of Porno/want, n00.
CAPITAL, $2,000,000
BEST, - $500,000
'Head Office - MONTREAL.
. THOMAS WORKMAN, President.
,I. U. it MOL8ON. Viee•President,
F'. WOLVERSTAN TIleatAS, General Manager
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Notes discounted; Col/odious made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American. ex-
change bought and sold at low-
• est curreat rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
W"41-?s,E3111RIES_
Money advanced to farmers on their Pwn notes
with one or moro endorsers. No mortgage re.
quIred as security.
H. 0. BESWER,
•Manager,
February. 1884. CLINTON.
vtoleg to wend.
MONEY TO LOAN
-At low rates of Interest and upon terms to suit
borrowers.
• MANNING & SCOTT
• • Beam Block Clinton
Clinton, May Mb, 1882. 20 -
N1-0PT,tc! !end in tarp or 1335)1 Gunn:, on
LLIL gotta mortgages or pers. nal, oeurtty, nt
the lowest onyrent rates. 14 DALL nuroe.st.
chnton,°Feb. 25.1$b. .
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EDWIN, KEEFER
3Dmig-ii.x,r,
Late of Torento; Honor Graduate Royal College
ef Dental Surgeons,.
• Qoats's Block, - • Minton.
All Work Registered: • Charges Moderate
Da'
REEVE. Mlice, 'Itattenbury Street, Do-
. modiately behind Itunsford's book tore.
Residenee tpposite theTemperanee 1 -bit, Huron
Street. Office hours from 8 eau. to 0 p. in.
Clinton, Jets. 14; 1881.
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Pvt.
MANNING & SOQTT,.
Barristers, Solicitors, Coniteyaneere, •tke CAM-
• ans.:toners tor Ontario and bluttiDsba.
Era- OtRue—TewN HAT4 CI4INTON.
Clinton, may 17t1s,,1.882. • 20
D. A. FOBR4dT.gR,
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110NrerANCER, LAND, 1.NSUR111011,&
L# C111X.E12AL AGEN'T. Or 110059 to Loan,
Offiee, Beaver Block, Clinton. V22tf
SEAGFAt la MORTON, Barristays, , God.
•arich Wiligloan. C. SO.tg-ei, Ooderich.
J. A. Morton, Wriigham. 1-1y.
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DAVISON• 44 'JOHNSTON, Law; Chaneery,and'
Con vo:t•aticing. Ofliee-West Street, next
door to Post Clue, Doderich, Ont. , .57.
1L) C. HAYS, Solicitor, • &c. Ofilee, corner of
Square and West Streetrover Butler's Book
fil,tore, Ooderich, Ont. . •
07.
Money io lend at loWest rates of interest,
CAMFION Barrister,. Attorney, Solicit& its
chancery; conveyancer, Sc.. °nice orer
,Jordan's Drug.Store, the rooms formerly 000.
led. by .fudge Doyle. • . • ,
APE Any amount -of • nioneY • to loan at lowest
rates Of internst: ' • 14y.
- AttrtIonc!riog..
tor Ialt ,or to 'Wet .
We Vint:Ft itlitAlcuaguriformOntho
'FARM poR, SALE.
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'N THE County Of.Ohlopewa, ;Ride of Michigan,
I the Southwest quarter of Suction ss, usleP
44, North itange 2; West, containing 100 acres ac.
cording•to the (love:mut/tit survey. This fano is:
siruated on the main road from seta St. Marie,
to Feint St. Ignaee, and Is 81 miles. from the ris.
ifig village of Strongvillek or further partieul:
ara'aPply to ' HARRYVILLINGIIAII, • • _
•• .Bayfleld Ituad, ,
2,42:•,4t.•• Goderich
;,•F•L W—BALL;
A .11arioNEEm tor .Flpros CoSsts: Sales at-
tjtharided to in any part of the county. •
res orders to' Goosuncit 1 0. V-17;
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CHAS. niMILTON,
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• A UCTIONEER, :land, load and insurance ogent
Myth. Shies attended in town and country,
reasonable terms. A list of farms and v1IIngd
Iota for sale.• Money to loan on real estate, -At
tow rate's of Interest. Insurance effected 'on all
classes t)f properts. Notes end debts collected.
Goods appraised, and sold on commission, Bei:k-
r:1.e stocks bought and sold. •• • •
Doc. 10, 1850
Vtterinary.
•.• 'FOB SALE.
N THE vlibar,e of BEhGRAVE, the d'welling•
hoose' and store occupied by IneA The site Iv
one of th0 most dear:title in the village for busi-.
netts. Titers Is a good stable, outhouses, and ati
excellent soft water cistern on Hu/premises. The
lot 'comprises of 11.11,Uerej Tao buildings are
In good repair. /Vill be sold cheap, as the pro-
prietor iagniiiir up business. Termseast. • '
Apply to ' • .
WM. DUNCAN
, • poliCrate, Ont. .
5•11.tf,.
FARM FOR SA.LE. .
T"g.f3ITBSCIUDER offers for actle;•togeehei'.or
separately, 011 terms to suit • purelatser, lot.
21 find p:trt of lot .2e, eott: 15, Godcrich Town-
ship, 3 miles from Clinton' consisting ;of 140 •
woos, 125 cleared,. balantehardwood timber,
OW:.3111)10. :. aple. Bothlots are well watbred , Com.
fortable frame house; barn 49280 with stables nn-:
detneath, also other .outbuildirigs, Good and
large orchard; 200 holce apple and e variety of
pther frnit•trees 'Apply an the 010101808 to • '
ot address . S. G. PLUMMER
.Cli'
11:73-W . • , Clinton 1'. e.-
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J. E..E3LAOKA.u.,
Veterinary Surgeon,.
Oraditate of the Ontario Veterinary College, To.
ronto, haying. opened :in Wilco 'in •Ulluton, Is
prepared to treat ail diseases of domestic
animals on the most Modern prin.
elples; Ail operations carefully
performed, and cans promo.
ty attended to bY daY or
night. lees moderate,
OFFICE, —1st door West, of • Ken-
nedy's Httel, Clinton, Ont. V-17.
tuOical.
TNsTegitsarar, lausto,-missWeblior, from
A the Boston conservators, of inusic„,ffill take
ihnited number of pupils on the organ? Mono.
Partici:lot attention given to those wljp wish to
r—'••••• Triptaskimmthelownsentetymovpot resi-
dence:of tr: P. Davis, heal' the orgar: fa ry, 35
Photographers
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TOWN: PROPERTY . FOR . SALE
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Doi SALE; a house told two lots -on queen
-.street, a short distance north of Princess-st.,
nearly ' oppdsite the* resitIMice of C. 'N. llartt,
Esq, This property is in 'a very commanding,
healthy lbealitn. there is-iv:nice ,tosortment of
•fruit trees; ornatnental fir and other Dees also
add ItIlleh te the apperiranee of the .prOperty.
The house is,fairly tommodions. Tite around is
enclosed by a nice, upright. slat %fence, painted
• white. This Is'.a very desirable property and
will be sold onexceedingly moderate terms.
Apply to . • ,
• • • • HENRY STEVENS
Cliinto'n; Feb. 26• 1994
, 273.1m
gotelo.
COMMERCIAL • HOTEL
• Prints, Sateen', Cretonne Fringe, White Pique, Cretonnes,.
White DOOk Muslin, Black Book Muslin, .Checited
jaconet Muslin, White Law)* White Figure Brilliant.
Our Bobby is to Please Our
Customers.
White Drill, All -wool Grey Flannel, Colored Canton Flan- .
nel, White Cotton Yarn, White Cotton Warp, Cottonade. Zor
Pants, Colored Woolen Urn..
• Our Bargains Represent Goods
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'which Sell Themselves.
• Gents' Braces, Boys' Braces, Men's Cotton Sox, Men'e
Wool Sox Itlen's Merino. Sox, Boys' Silk Bows, Men's Silk
Ties, Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs, Boys' Jersey Suits.
Have You Seen Our Stock of Corsets
• at Low Prices I
Ladies' Corsets, Corset Steels, Factory Cotton, White
Cotton, Table Linen, Bleacbed Table Napkins, Brown Hol-
land, Russia Crash; Cottoti-Ticking,, Straw Tickings, Linen
Towelling.•,
Kindly Tell Your Friends About Us.
•• Slack Spanish Lace,- Tombola -Lacie, Torolion Edging,
Black Jet Lace, Darned Net Lace, Maltese Lace Cottchi,
Saxony Lace, Cream Cotton*Lace.
The World Contributes and
• John Craib.PiStributes.
Men'En. Cetton Underwear, Boys' Scotch Caps, Rain
Umbrellas, Black Velvet, Black Silk "Velvet, Black Farmers'
Satin, Black Watered Noreen, Colored Watered Moreen. '
Bleached Cotton Towels, Linen Drill, Bleached 'Turkielt.
Cloth, Table Damask, All -wool Tweed, Stair Linen, Bleach-
ed Sheeting, Unbleached. Canton
Quantities Purchased For Cash tell
Our Story
White Cotton Lace, Silk Oriental Lace, Colored Silk Lace,
Wid
White Embroidery, White Insertion, Mantle Ornaments,
Colored, Spotted Net, Black Spotted Net. Come and see
them.
• Small Profits and Quick Iteturns. It
is the Quantity Sold that Pays.
Colored Silk Velvet, Colored Dress Silks, Colored Satins,
Black French Merino, All -wool Black French Cashmere,
Union Black Cashmere, They are grand Value,
Our Print Trade This Season is
Immense.
Bleached Canton Flannel, Checked Cotton Shirtings,
Striped Cotton Shirting, Blue Denim, Brown Denim, Brown
Duck, Checked Duck. Be sure and see these goods,.
CRA,I13
A Child Buys at the Same Prices as -
a Grown-up. Person..
Gents' White Shirts, Gents' Linen Collars, Gents' Silk
Handkerchiefs, Gouts' Stiff Felt Hats,•Gents' Soft Felt Hats, •
Boys' Stiff Felt Hats, Boys' Soft. Felt Hats.
Road' This, Then Buy From trs.
Black Lustre, Black Nun's Veiling, Black Bunting, Black
• Brocaded Lustre, Black Brocaded Sateen, Black Set* (all
wool), Black Sateen: - • •
'MlLIANERY.ct gAmmE,DEPARTIVENTBOOMiNG.,..
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A DRIVING TRADE•
Done in Embroideries. Lovely New Eat-
• •res.':
broideries front" 5o, up per •yard. • One of
the best 'assortments of low and medium
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priced Embroideries shown in Western
Ontario,
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LADIES ANDA MISSES'
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-0111i dersey u eves
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From 12 to 28 inches long.
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JUST IN
Two cases of.New Hosiery in plain and
striped, and in order to have a quick sale
for these goods; we have made the profits
light COMO and examine the guods and
see the prices. We have them in Merino,
Cashmere and, Cottou for ladies and
children.
This Betel Is furnished. throughout with great
care to meet the wants of the travelling ,publie.
Commodious sample rooms. . The best of littuors•
and cigars' are always kept at the bar. Cisiod
table. ,,Best • situated Betel in Clinton.: Give us
a call. •
`' • Tvi0ORE, Proprietor,.
Clinton, 'June Yth, 1882. • •
BEilkspONI.
• REMOVED
•u -a0
TOWN HALL:
ball and leave your order for good pc:ir of
Boots or Shoes. '
Gent's Sewed Boots from $5 up.
'! Ladies Sewed Shops $2.50 up.
HN OR
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THE GREAT ..PRIt".00Q110 MAN; CLINTON, ONT:
P. 8. -7 -Butter and Eggs taken in exchangeor gosds.
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I PRAIB
her sister Mory aged 16, orphan
sewing girls, and attacking Jennie in
• her bedroom. She defended herself,
recognised him, severely wounded
him in the face witIr her fingernails,
and While he wita escaping from
Lite window struck Isini so that he
fell headlong, willing on an ash
can and receiving a wound from
whieh he nearly bled to death.
• THE CONSPIRACY CASE -
Adjournment To The Court Of
•Queen's Bench.
CRAIp
GQING ArD • NOT GOING
• TQ gifuRcm. .
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A VERY timely serMon was preech-.
ed feta Sundays ego by one of oar
Enhastera 011 -"Why priople do not
ge to.cliurch, especially men." There
is ample room for improvement in
Ohl reaped: The Mitchell Advocate
remarked the, other day '.that not
thirty per Cent.- of the min% male
population of that place are' church
goers.. This is a deplorattlestate of
affairs • in • a professedly Christian
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cohnunnity, and it were net *three
sonable to infer that the people of
Mitchell are not any 'more gnilty of
inattetition to thin fennel but hiably •
necessary adjunct: of religions wor
ship than is theaverage gem-
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munitt... -
Surely • our"people cannot. be in
• that deplorable ettedition • death tbed
hy south one wherein he slue "we
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have just knowledge, enough to.
doubt the first -chapter of genesis,
and net faith suffiaient to believe itt
the Sermon On the Mount." .No,
this cannot .he the reason. There'
are few who doubt the story - of the
I3ible, from the, beginning. Gtesteis
tit the last chapter of Revelations.
• ,• Can it: be that. oti-cliurelt goers
are to much puffed up With spirit
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gal pride, blinded by the Copceit of
their owo. Itnoietedge of the Chrie
'den' religion, while they are titter
strangers to the practice, power and
life f Oda f
"Mice' good" sihd Who do need • the
strengthening power of • good, ex -
:ample.. These may be wembera tf
their Own 'fetniljt. ..7 -were well , to
give a thought to them. Parents
have a double reitponsibility, Tiley
Owe something to the cinnatunity at
large as Weil is .to..thuse who .forni
• their innuediete domestic circle ;The
Ciiriittan .religion requires from um
rational as well at. spit itual service.
The ritual observances are few and.
are instructive, as Wel1. as, tads and
inceritives. ,to the .performance of
what...I we acknthaledee' to be our
....tl-e fee 31 costlybox
Ldp. as which win sop all,
01 either sex, to more money right away than'
anything else in this world, Fortunes await the
workers absolutely mire. at. once address Tani(
co., Augusta, Maine,
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Life Size Portraits a Specialty'.
qatot..
-L. • No. 710.
• *At N "rta
• Meets einenb Moneat of eVery
utonth. npstalra, opposite
the Town Ilan, visiungurenlen
o always made wetiome.
A. M. TODD, W. M.
P. ANTaLOS, &KV,' l'WHEDY, ts.'ii.
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. Cilvitr3r,„),?:4geg,„1;ti,.8A 1)1k.: A‘, 111
vvating brahr. cordially invited.
MACSVIittakin, W. it. L. FORTUNE, S80,
Clinten, Jan, 14, 1881.
TO MERCHANTS
lbw to Sell Goods
• TA.LX TO
ea, 1.110
•r17.1R PAM TIM.
GoxixeI4Z01-X
ATONE
• Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVERWARE,
.j. BIDDLECOMBE,
OPPOSITE THE MARKET, CLINTON.
idles' Gold ';and stiverl.lewelry—
Brooeltes, Ear Itins„.os, Bracelets, etc,
Solid. Silver and Plated
WARES,
Seitable foe timidity, Wedding, or 'MO -
day Presents. Gooaa air large or smelt
M11.9c8OODI to RUM fill SetittOil8 of the
year. Ste the Stook. • Leese vailetv or
Glottis. :Everything of the best makes.
Gentlemen's Plain anti rancY Jetielry
In endless variety.
• verj,„Iteprilring promptly attended to
and satisfaction guarameed.
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A Pun Stook of Sootaoloo,
• Of kilo Best Stakes, always on band,
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Bidd.isa6‘'oinbe)
• Oppottite tatt Uatket,
g n ss
Many 'probebly abstain from
.attending cherth heeause they have
art idea thet they will hear the settle
old story' Sunday after SuildaY.
But there are thousands of reeds
and'although „any one of them may
• bring one to his destisiatiAon, yet the
shode of conyeyence ttlear. be as ve.ri-
ed as the roads, Even the same
text admits.,- of atarreit treatment;
•oite cannot tarn all the juice out of
lemonat 'one squeeze. When one
of the disgusted pews', audibly
thinks ottt 0, I have heard that.
before," The pulpit has a very
good rejoinder in "Certainly, and
that is the reason I .say it again."
No doibt many would not only
not be injured but'would.be inateri
ally beheiitted Ity lowing important
truths it4ated and re -iterated Sun,.
day elter Sunday in order to itn !wee's,
or keep alive impressions already
shade.
. No doubt the good old traditions
the Sabbath have lost much •of
their hold upon the people now -a -
days. This should net ,be. If at-
tendance at divine serVide On Saii-
bath was good for our fathers and
mothers it should be beneficia,l, to no
oan it be that the delinquent church
goers believe they are of the elect
and are bolted to ,be Saved
whether or • not • they attend
to the customary • religioutt'
dicanees or possess the .living
ward spiritual gruel Vossibly5
but if adults, men especially, re.
train frOM going to church from a
dangerous belief that tIlOY p088efiff
all the knowledge "and all the graee
necessary>, for a Christian, they
Should nob bo so utterly Selfish AS
tO have lie thought for others.
There May be any With are not so
duty.
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Example, says sothe one, "is a
compeediunt Of instruction." Now
„sci, long as .wei admit' the benefits of
the Christian religion so Icing
shOuld. we, attend iti•chief ordinance
—eharch service. Oar. doing so
would not 'only he beneficial to our-
•aelv,es bet would ,he e. strong ele
meta in diffusing that desirable in;
struetion whiJi a goisd ,exaMple is
said t,o 'be a Compendium' of..
• A recent arritet 'in noticing Lite
decline of simple Christian' faith
.says "We „recently :saw .8 man
who believed that Abe whaleswal
towed Jonah, mid we Were glad to
•see him; and to. cling to -this rare
specimen: of all faith and no (alleged)
•intelligencelie was a nitich ha`p."
pier looking maxi: 'than any one of
o,f.the advanced thinkers of • the age
that we ever had the' ideasure'of
seeing.' In 'another place' he re
mark : 'We have,traded 'off all
doubt but that nivel: gdod is aeaunp..
fished by intelligently using the
virible means and opportunities of
tendering that serviee Willett we
acken-4vlailge to be. due a higher
power.
Among all • the' good influencee
acci•e lited to the 4y.nica1i termed
"necessary :evil"—womain ' we do
not remember to have seen reference
;made, to that 'Etecruilig• from her
elan oh -going habits. • The .religieus
elemetti is unduubteilly more getter,
al •in women • than .in alien. Her
iefinembe 011 the grewn *up t's great,
bet it is intiniiely greater by means
of her terichingS and example to the
futtire men and *einem of the coun-
try. Byettatnple particularly. lier
persiatence ..111 church going and
insistence. en. the attetalance„.there
of these' whom she can conttol, has
been and ie to.day the Moat Powee-
ful. factor in pleservipg the religien
of our fathers.
• Eugland's armies', England'a cont-
emn:MI magnates and philanthrop-
ists; England's statesmen Inive ,lone
much to Christianiee Lite Wot ld,. but
they, Would have lied no Christianity
to perpetuate were it -not -for the
church -going influenceof wetnen.
These who speer at women as going
to church to display' their 'Boort/and
criticise that of ,others are themoat
addle -headed .creatures ratio can im-
agine.. They exhibit Mulost'as much
. .
stupidity as Mehemet when be ex -
simple religious -faith for a few
theagre scientific. :facts; but- there
May Rome that day, ivhen we think
of bestowitg our patronage on Etonie
undertaker, that, we shall wish to
trade hack agaip, and in something
of a harry: A slight smell • of
camphor 1118 sick.,room • has often
proved efficacious „ in withdrawing
thoughtfrom questions of Mere
iiitelleetual scieotifie criticispi,
and fixing them on the true condi-
tion of the individual soul,
AO eminent theologian wrote:
'If ever a -poor num bottle up his
head, it is at church; if ever the rich
man views him with respoct it is
there; mitt both will be the • bettor
and the publie profited, the oftener
they meet in a eituation, in which
the Consciousness of superiority in
Lite one is tempered and mitigated,
and the apirit of the other ereeted
and confirmed.' 'The very essence
of Christianity is totipare the world-
ly vanquished and to trush the
proud..•
Although the true Won of religi-
gious economy is spiritual morality
based on the Apostle's oreed, not
mannerism; is in the verity of faith
rather than in the outward form Of
• worship, yet the outward adhesion
to a definite eec)eitiastical or theo.
lo tical syetem, with its concomitant
element of Christian communion,
does greatly (lid in bringing about a
common reeognition of the great
realitiest of Christian thought and
life. Though the accident of ex -
Amts.! form —chureh going and at.
tedion to the various ordinances of a
definite ecclesiastical system—may
• not las essential, tliere Oati be no
eluded women from his yaradise. It
is passing strange that that Oriental
diusiaot, se shreird , in selecting
the appliances hy which he expected
to extend his new revelation, should
have onalted the element whigh bas
been found most potent in perpetu-
ating Christianity. All honor; then,
to the avousett, as church goer%
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aoss'Potrentessr TJKA.T MAY MEAN
FOKEVAL,
The first gun, and it was only
Ein10.11 pistol shot, of the conspiracy
case before the Asaizes was fired
Tuesday of last week before a crowd-
ed coutt room, Chief Justiue Hag-
erty presided ' • judge Galt also oe-
cupying a seaton the Bench.
The number who gained admit-
tance was something surprising,
considering that -constables were
•planed at the doors with orders not
to admit any but those who had
business in the court.
The four ,defendants were early
on the Scene, and surrounded as
they were • with an artay, of counsel.
that comprised the brightest legal
Weal lights in Canada, seemed calm
itt7d•Confident.
The defendants were not required
to enter the dock, but Were given
seats immediately in rear ot their
counsel. They were arraigned in
due form and asked to plead.
Dr. McMichael rose and on be-
half of Kirklend, objected to. •the
last count in the indiotment which
was to the effect that the four con-
spirators bad combined to change
the timber, policy of the government.
His contention was that this charge
had not formeda portion of the orig-
inal indictment, and had not been
-heard before -themagistrate; there-
fore could not be then forced •upeit .
them. ' .• •
• Several of ,the bounsel followed
in the tame strain,' the argument,
tasting considerably over an hour,
His Lordship' overruled the objee-
Con. •
'Then Dalton. McCarthy took the
floor. On behalf of the. defendant
Bunting he clemerrect to the • whole
indictment, on the greund that it
vsis insufficient in law, that no ade-
quate offence had been proven. The
cletiturrer Was adoptedby ail the de-
fendants. •
• Mr. Irving -."The. Crown says
the indictmeut is sufficieat in.
We join issue. ••
• Then it was agreed that •a writ
of "certiorari" should he taken out
by the defendants to remove the eaith
to Court of Queett's13ench for argu-
argument:
• The -matter now Stands in this
way. This argpment will be -heard
in teirn before the Dal court, some-
time about the Middle of May., lf
the deiberrer is sustained, that will
end the case ; if net it Will be order-,
ed back to the next Assi3e for trial.
Thesdefendanta have great hopes
• that the case will end ie the Court of
Queen's Bench.
or of bia wife, the one surviving
to take all. From the fact, as is al-
legecl, that McCabe was not poseess-
ed of any property, those ;melting for
a motive are not slow to turn up the
drawing -up of this- will to the disad-
vantage of the accused. Mrs. Mc-
Cabe left the sum of $100 and a gold
watch and chain to Annie McL, od,
a daughter of nos, AluLeod, a Ito
was named after het. It is also
stated that McCabe effected the loan
• upon the property of $500 a shott
time ago, a portion of attach was ex-
pended in securing a license. n the
neighborhood the general belief is
thet the death of the woman was
hastened by some unfair means, as
several persons saw her washing
• blankets and other heavy woolen
goods during Friday, and they argue
• that if she had been drinking as
heavily as her husband pretends she
had, it would have been impossible
for her to have controlled, her nerves
and petfortned . the manual labor al-
luded to,
men from various parka date Do-
minion and others beitty, present.
Among the tloral .tributes Was a
magnificeet pillow Befit by ethployes
hi 'Him. Mr. B4well's Dep•artment
at Ottawa. ,. •• •
Judgment was • delirered last
Week. by Mr. Dalton,Q. O.,. at- Oa-,
goode hall, Torietto, ou the question.
raised • as to the right of Stewart dr.
McPherson; •of • Hainilten, to the
$1,000•bribery money paid by Mc -
Knit to • the Speaker. His Lord-
ship expressed a strong view in
fever of the creditors'. right, to :the
money, but in, view of the fact that
an appeal would he taken from his
decision in any event, he refrained
from making any order.so ai to save
Proeeediliga will •now be
Laken to:bring the case before the
court next month:,
•
IIIIWEEK'S '
• CANADIAN.
Hamilton, Ont.; gained „1100 itt
14.8t year. Total pep. 40,
000. . •••.
The Bettk of 'Toronto has clechired
a half yearly dividend of four per
eent., with two per cent. bonus, mak-
itig six per cent for half year -
A hill has hen introduced into
the Manitoba Legislature providing'
that the mati • who takes a brihe
shall be equally guilty with the cah1.
dfdate for legislative lumen who
gives a bribe,
,Mrs. T. A. Smith, of Chadian,
has fallen heir to the sum of $80,
000 by the death of her father, 8.
J?. Hodge, Who died in Deta oit, De-
cetteed who was an extensive' owner
of iron works, amassed a large for-
tune,
EdwardJagger(' gave a Hamilton
news boy • ft cOtintPrfeit fifty cent
piece in payment for a paper and
took 48 cents change. • The boy
afterwards tdiscovered the et:int was
bad, hod Jaggard arrested, and the
man Was llontoncod to two ,tnonths
in jail with bard labor,
A motion to release Churley
blacksmith, from jail, hes been re-
fused at Osgeodo UslL Miss
.11uek,, of reterbote bee a. suit for
bleach of promise of marriage pen&
ing agransl :him, and hearing that
he was about to leave the country
„she liad hint arreated 1011 It copies
several e•eelts,ago,
The funeral of the lato Mrs Bow -
ell at flellevilkt Was largely attend.
ed, many distingoldhed Otangewe.
auy sawn), whets the
thlloi in the world for quieting Seas
ellytug JlIrritetloa of the nerves an
fOrUerstilittitn:11,100fopin;:viooy: enerVoue cOeiss
pl ,4utia4gel vyln:uittatteuirlelly40411i41441::::::
t'Savee form of flops!
onaerge oust
PiltAY4181treltittPlvs:)trhIkeltb:::::t1144o:173::ee:
ttiba:sitetess7 nrfeibheene utt.yf At loan ti
ry or*
gans; such as Bright's-dieease. diat
urine, anti ell the diaesples ettd sil-s
4pheetheijs
nulallt‘4,18:0!ciall :Pas lyi:kw;i telloi: nt r:Yeboi 4111:1:4:1:14-1 le xa c
abalirieoatitoc ;vie:la:1141 II errt,Imissevamse4:047;
dyspepsia; constipation, incligeatioot
and they tell you;
combined With others equally yek
Dfandrakel or Dandelion!"
Bence, when these retnediea arts
end emphatically "13uehte
suAehlidagwaomnclP:rfunufleaaand ln'r.Yott:ritittOetke
ei*!
Ohre power le developed which Lase4
varied in its operations thet no dis-
ease.or ill health can possibly axles
to resist its nearer, and yet it its
wel4etrtn
nnesVsatildr smntuttleo
tbe slfrst I wirld1
e 1
k 44
use,
r
'"Alteost aqqesTok'r!iltle'1:1111iy"tlysiug"
For years, and given up by phyhi
-clans ef Bright's and other kidney die
eases, liver complaints, severe cough
called consumptiou, have been ottreat
IFVroommesnigglotny6onfen'terluYr:Ite'ai7, inervott4t4
ness, wakefulness and various diaeam
es peculiar to women
People drawn out of Lampe from
excruciating pangs ef Rheuinatism,
Inflammatory and chroole, or suf.
f e rl ngclips rare fu 1 a I
• Eus
indaiagletsvthioentl,ual'uld °13311faigittatison. ions tg-I-
'11441Yrtseteatt
frail
„ 11"utvbeenuereisred
her
rto
Haby !fop Bitter, proof
of which Cau be found in every umglibott
-.hood it the know!' world. • 282-4
SloW POISOU,
A MATiiimomiAL TRAGEDY AT LINWOOD,
• WATERLOO COUNTY, ONTARIO.
a Merlin Now's.
Mrs, Mary Hensley, a • newly
married woman, was at the instan( :0
of her husbarld, on Wednesday 23rd
arrested; charged with administering
poisonous drugs to her late husband,
John Ball. The lady appears to be
about 40 years of age, while her
husband' is only about 25 years.
She is of rather prepossessing ap-
peiiiance, whieli was no doubt partly
due to the fact that she had reeent-
ly, to wit, on the 14th day of the
present month of April, exchanged
a mourning fot a wedding COstli
in which latter elle appeared before
their worships. •
An Mara of the geotactic Gazette
peblished. last Thursday contaitis
hOtiee Of the ciitiallov.•ance tiy His
. , .
ExCelleney of the "Aet ,respecting
License Duea". passed at the last
session of the Ontario Legislature. :It
will be remembered this is tbe Act in
which .Mowat' attemptedto bulldeze
!kilter dealers by charging a higher
license to these holding a license un- 1
dor the Domteion .A.ct than tn those
whobnly applied unde.r the Crooks
Aalt--ip other words, a heavy fine
watt to be imposed on every liquor
'dealer in Ontario who obeyed one of.
the laws of the Dotninien.
A. profound sensation was catsed-
in,Totanito last Thursday through the
discovery of four powerful danainite
cartridge43, with Wire and fuse attach-
ed, undet the Crown. Lands Office,
Pirliauiettt Buildings. • They Werti
f011ild by a nee Of one of the carc•tsk
.ers ,thout 2.30. this afternoon; The
cartridges are about six Inches long
by an inch and a half in diameter,
and are Called "Atria, No 2," anapu
factared by„the aerate. Powder.Co., of
Chicago. One of the cartridges would
have been shffieient to blow up a
wing of the building:
Judgment has • been 'rendered
by Mr. Justice Doherty • of Mon-
treal, on an • -action, for dam-
ages. for $5 000 •by Dr. L O.
Thayer sigitina 'Mr. 'J.' F.- Eirbys-
This aotion was breuelit against Mr.
•Icirby because he; wilful giving evi-
dence hi a .certain cage' :said that he
• should have •tairen an aetton on be -
„half of the estate of a deceased lady,
at, the same gale turning his hoed
in the direction of 1)r, Tiller, The
Court held that an action could not
be taken -against a judge; counsel or
-.Witness fOr anything they might aay
while discharging their duties and
distniesed the action,
The lilyterions Death •Of Ann
• Itletabe.
aiosos stichnt, HEI1 nusnoo; .AR-
. BESTED. ON SUSPICION, ,
The -prisoner•Owns.a smell a farm.
few miles from here and Mace the
death of her.. bushand iii February
:last -had been desirous of 'engaging •a
mail • to work the farm for her.
John -,Hensley, after yiewing .the
farm, stpck, and the implementsof
husbandry, • entered upon nego-
tiationa„ .and a tiine—that is short
altne.a.-was. of the very essence of;.
• the. contract, it. is eafe to say .that
the matter. of lovewas overlook,
• The present husband, - Hensly, is
an American, and has resided in
this coentty. about, two years,. and
wife Married to the prisoner olt the
14tli iust. • '•• .
John -and Mary were made
one, Or Supposed to le,, and
Mary got John • into her • buggy
and took him to his new. home. A
few days after', as the story goes, as
John Sat 'Smoking" his • pipe and
dreaming -of future happiness, :Mary
slips to his side "end getitiy :beats
herself on: 'his knee, -and encircles
his neck with her ans, and instead
or receiving her caresses ip the full-
fattli. that they were being given,'
Johp's: Mind seems • to. have been
drawn. to . make • some enquiries
about the life and aotith of her for-
mer huabond, and Mary, quite un-
cotiscious of .any want of fidelity' on
Ins part,.and at ,the same cling per-
haps desirous • that' ;John' . should
share the .burdens as Well -as • the
jeys of hie new and easily acgnired-
lietneisbeean at once to unfoldthe
history of her Marital, relations with
• her late husbaud, covering a period
of heady 'three years, whieb proved.
to John at least to be h very historic
. .
pCI iod,. • •„' • ' '
, When she became the mistress of
the housein.April,,18/31, her deceas-
ed: husband' baYing • been 'married
, .
- before, there was a -family of listo
s.olits there-L.41er lmaband and four
children, This'eunther.had dwind-'
lea down to bee; and that -Otte' had'
been removed by its friends. -As
the story -advanced, it is not to be.
. .
wondered that john felt a strange
weakness grewieg, about 'Ilia knees,
and kindly suggested, to her. to.
ehangepositions by: taking a chair,
and as ties siory•proceeded, it is no
discredit -to John to say that this,
istisusant. 'feeling '1118 knees
• Wormed ita • way -to a •atill More •
• sensitive -portion of John's body, mid
reativeoess, of which he had no
previous.,. 'experience pervaded his.
very inittost, soul. The tenure Of
"las holding seemed everyinoinent to
increase in uncertainty, • an d John;
after consultation with las frienda,
decided ,to have that history review:
ed by.a court ef eompetent jtirisdic-
Lien, • • • • , • • .
•The -first .aitness celled as jaeob
Els:. Men ger, Whotestified that :a
very 81Mrt tittle nitnr the prisoner
Married her foritierleuitaad,
Bell, mut of ,the children was 'found
drowned in the well, A few months
after :another -died, apd in a • few
More alibi hoe -Imaged away, .814(1 the
circumstances . eurrounding • their
deaths .vvere so suspicious that the
friends deckled to, remove tire fourth
•iincl only tethaining one,avlach was
then siek, but under' proper treat.
Ment ;soon recovered.. Ile then coin.
()Mined to this wotnan.of • her ' treat-
ment of' these children, .wIten • she(
replied tli•at ehe didn't "care about
those littlb•frogs," and went o11. te
say that she had taken them to their
place of burial in a wagon, but John
she meant to take there itt a sleigh
Red bury him too, but before doing
80 She Woula have Win 'Make ovet
• Isis property tober ea that she could
potato' it after be was gonb: This
part of the story appearsto have
been tarried out to the letter on
April 3rd hist. joint, after •a Short
illnose of which his &louts were not
eppriseri, passed away to his reward.
John Heneley testified that the prie-
otter, when sitting on Ida knee, eint-
(tattled to hitn that aim had masle
away With her forme. husband be-
• cause sho didn't like him, he was too
(1111111)7 but the poison With adminieter-
ed in small doses so that in case of an
examination the doetota *amid not
be able to disOever it, and when 116
,(1Tensiey) threatened to make it
Ititmen, elm threw her soma around
Itis nook, aha implored him not to tell
hew, but, he ftdt.it his imperative on
duty le do HO.•
VG trial 1ts been Despoiled to
London Free Press."
About aye years ago ago a Ear,
met of the tOwaship of West Ox-
ford, named' George A1CCabe, ',as
tried at:the Spring Assizes in Wood-
stoek on the Chargeof being con-
cerned . in the deitli-tif his wife, an
amiable woman • of , good family,
threugh the etiminiatration of a poi-
son known to the medinal fraternity'
as "aconite," An Ingersoll 'physi-
cian was also iniplicated, in the
case, At the trial the doctors who
gave tcetiniony„ differed -so widely
.regarding the poison and its 'effects
ott the hentan syhedi that the juryt
gave both the benefit of the doulaa
,created intheir minds, and return-
ed a Vordiet of '.Not guilty." M -
:
babe lived in and about the nisigh-
..
• borhood for matiy. Months ,thereaf-,
ter, •but his'iormer associates held
aloof from hint and he resolved to
quit the vicinity, and about three
years ago settled in the vicitlity of
London. At one time he Was
leard of in I.ontIon East, at anetber
in the city, and ultimateltt Ite en-
gaged board at the "Dew Drop
Inn' " kept by Mts. Jehn Baldie, on
the W ltarncliffls high way, in London
• South, Shortly. •, „ .
BEPORE. MIS ADVENT
to th1S: locality, thoLimiprietor, of
the .hotel, John Baldie, died front
the,etrectS of injuries sostained by
felling dowp a cellar'and McCabe,
'trotibdess helieving that . the witlow
would make itn ellgibInhelpmate for
him, proposed, -was accepted, and
filially married rs. Benin) ehout
year and it half 'dime. Their inar-
riecl life has not been Without its Ups
and downs; sometimes, it is alleged,
she would chastise him, for his nem-
ereue improprieties, arid oftner he
Would inflict punishmeht on her for
imbibing toe freely. Still, such a
eourse did not appear to interfere
in any degree witit Iter physical
Cl/million, as Ole was perfebtiv able
to fulfil all her houaehold dutios.
and t� perform other work. Lt.'.
deed, sueh was her mental stamina
that during' FridaY 'alit sevCral
persens who chanced to visit the
house and erigaged in conversation
with her went away under the
pression that site was in the enjoy-
ment of perfect health. It was a
surprise, therefore, tis many te hear
of her death oh Saturday morning.
An information ways laid against
MoCalm for eatuditg horeunttb. tte
wee tweeted and brought before
Squire Patera and was rernentled to
await the reettlt of an analyeia of the
stomach of his decoased wife, ike a
strong suspiefon of poisoning eXiatta
ABOUT gam Patitt4F
Itiis atiaurted, 1000 what may be
termed good authority, that two
woks sitico,•the 00Up1ti Secured the
serviees of o solicitor in the eity and
made their wine, the woman in favor
of her husband and tho latter iirfav.
AMFIRICAN.
The poorhouse of Vanburen. Co.'
Michigan, was burned last weeks,
Fifteen: or sixteee inmates lost their
lives.-
Governor Cleveland, of New
York, hes signed the bill prohibiting
the manufacture awl eel° of oleo-
margarine, , Of course there is a
grert outcry among the manufactur-
ers.
Mrs. 'Iertnie Moore, of Woodbine
New Jersey, is able to shoot the
•tellies off her husband's • cigar, and
has split a walnut on iter 111103°,0(1s'
head with it rifle ball at tt distithee of
60 feet.
The erne' parents; of hie lady leve
retusod their 00filielit to her marriage
with J. W, Beityley of Evanston III.
IIA became insane •in consequence.
While being tak(41 to the asylum
llrsyley piteously moaned, (‘011,
where is Abel' Tito physiciatin etn.so
shier his case incurable.
• Thos. Wilson, negro, was arrested
itt 11.ussville, S. C., tharged with
foroibly ontering the cottage oven.
pled by d'ennie Goff, aged 10 and
•
Level Iffeatideddi
V....* W..,
In the flouse of Representatives,
atWasitington, fliseock,is4.11,cushit.g
the Bloerison hill, sullk.le .apkupar-
leen between the eonditiou of the
business of the country prior to 18,g —
and its condition at the. present.
He dedneell Elie conclusion that the
prot4tive system was a better one
for the 'people.. The ugrieultural
producas secured higher pees now
than they did twenty yeat ago, a
result• Which swas attributable' to
protection. The, policy - whieh tlat
other side sought • to Mitiate might
have the effect of giving the Natter
a market abread; but it %%mad do it
only one way, by turning out to
agriculture f u
leturier duo
ainior
p rtirp
isot
ooMentfu
producers and lo °ring, the prieta,”
ef, products." .At peseta priees tha
A
with , foreign • production and Must ,
depend on the home market for the
consumption of his products. The
inventive genius of the peoPle
Itad the•offect of heading. up rnOre•
pi Meetly° syateut organized .the
kital:eosionalpeintat! • steopploonriieuanittlywfoirt sahlfit
e
manufacturers and labor, iueited tlits
()polies. .
give time tci consult the .County
:The Impotency or
t4olm Ruskin.]
'If all the tnoney iu the:•hatels. of
all the capitalists iu the *arid waa. .
destroyed, aedtlie mites lied hide
burned; . the geld irrecoverably ,
bur ed, and all the unittlattes mei. •
apPardtussof manuteeturersi crushed
niistake in 'sigmas- ,iu otte ea-,
testrophe, and nothing 'remained
but the latittrvrith its 'Ann.-104 and •• ":
vegetablea and beildinge for ;shelter, •
the peeler pOPulation. Would be ve• •••
little WOrtle off than they 'are at ,thia'
tb).11thioer;deitititsrttiec;104.11.!
wotild be greatly stitintlated, ..• They. .
would feed themselves frotn, Usa
antatals • and growipg crops; . heap
sitil theee. few toks ef.-trettatbati
together; build rough walls• arout.ti
;them to get a ...West and in, a ,fnr,T
eight 'they would. lititiyit iredif.-fittiotla
again,, and be pith% ng . g
hig.itgaitt jest as usual. It hi only
We .who have. the . nrito
would suffer. We should...net be
able 4.6 litgaidle 4,0 %ye de lie*, and
some of us—I, for inetauee—woul4
starve at once: '
' Dr6ain That 11)41 Oood
, Danbury,' Conn." News is res. • .• .
-ape:made for the • following oproi, •
•olottition'story
-"F. S. Olinstead 1441E4 for year ;
had business dealings with the late ,
• President Seeley, mid had. strong
personal •Eittechment fer- Oit
Sunday pight, the. day before the •
funeral, • he dreamed thet lie met '
'Mr.' Seeley were stamling on e floor
. ,
which gave *ay with tlicita. In the .
. ,
struggle to, Save himself he watt
awakened. The dreata. :tata
strong impression upou -.hint, • Mai
,:after eatiitg 444.4101y breakfast he
burtrieti., to. ,tha. house of his dead.
friend, and Without distal -bins' the
family found his way into einrcellae",
no felt that the areant might 1.e.
warning, and he was moyecl to exa
amine the supports to the iioor.
found that a very large beam whieh
supported Lite floor tinibers' of the
parlor and peron well •wee
cracked. The creek appeared bd
a fresh one, and a closer. examination
with a lamp showed that it was ha
• large that one's liked could Isa
placed in it. l‘f Olmstead Immo,
diatelY got two linevy postai, eel fa
a short time made the timbal, nil,s
fectly safe. This titnber is 30 fest
long and has' no supporting posts,
Its great size waS hiipposnd te itt
Soffit:lent to sustain tint ivright untie
it. In the park* above rested Mr,
Seeley's reineine. A few hour4
leter the building was wi.lt
friends: Itad it ,not Inea for tint
dream it ia not likely the brokeit
timber would have been di ()ovoid '
tittle to preamit a etttestrophei That
titis dream was a direct warthog tit
Mi. Olmstead there Can be doubt*
but as to the source there will ha
nmoy didbronees opinion,
A Ifoalth eays you ought
to take throe.qiiarters of an hour foe
dinner, ft is also well to aild 4 tow
vegetables 4titl ft piece or moot,
A Southbridge teacher r000ivod 1110
following eltellee reoently Telma
gado home 003 118 • •"' ^lose mut
A ttoTti.• thtke, elolut, unuil nose —