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SCOTT 4C7'/
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Who*, the -People are Saying
AbOht
famagetami,
Tater connidered in the abstraet it
is ate impertinent intarference with
the -rights of the indivtdual ; the
work of Ogee who,: persessing a rem-
nant of arbitrary puritenium, would
make men God fearing by Aot of
PetliaMent,. . .
r. •
, eritragay,That- jt, .a.„ -Jaw
whose sole aim in to prevent a ilitirs
' of legalitied deatroyere of the .human
1 q'e$9 !PM decimating eur people and
destroying the hitihes of thousands, •
•t.ore eerii**,f,te •,1
That net; not q,!4y,ip, it an intern
peretti 'mind impertinent interference
with the moral right of the individu-
4.:. ash tochoose what he. shall eat or
• .; 'What d'riek; bat 'that its
a deadly blow
ia.Pe infOottent iedusirial and cote mer•-
r,iat Intel:Sete, - -
Per contra -That no reasonable
4„. mem:traction of the:Scott_ Act: cap
retorprei it as interfering. any.
• way: with.; the moral right of,the in-
'diidUal,bc�usdi0nce. arhis re-
igOn
thatjtaaim in and its Opera:.
tian Will be the betterment of tlie
pliyiiical acid material, cpudition of
the insierititit.,` any comrannity In
become the law of the
,. • •
• :Vhat,ite operation wintid .not tend'
JoeleettiFing the condition of'the
•euijority an any community ; lat
...9rugett,„Nsit.ell Iwild be the
:Oeliterit i'dedtlittelhaireatest .num-
: her; thatikiit4lik...biltauri‘ to state
•. , alud 11 inch statenierttr would cense-,
• qoently not hesjuicejettibie of proof :
'tt. the pkvie in
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any cOutinunity nuffer by thelegal-
hied :lit:enter' 'Sitja of intoxicating
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. Per contra -That admitting the
• niajiargy,,af Oa People in any corn-
'munity would be interfered. with by
t he.peetage of -the Act, this *mild
'mete. that the majority use'epirits
kidr.conat,itptentlY upend. weepy for
it, That,Iliere are nine hotels in
which take cad* enjayerege ef
1$145'"a' ritti fritaiPirits
eitio,uirt to about $28;?'00 year.
• :flat thhi- expenditnre .produces no
. material benefit to any one, Saye the
Whet,' and as positively detrimental,
.-.4.'i;ierally as well as Materiatly,, to
why. • That this $28,000 expended
intlio products of the. handiwork of
...the artilian or the yiechanie would
• give employeient to hundreds more
Mee ' and ..v/Oronti %than if spent in
end would be produetive Of
.1w,frifg laengfite to,heth .buyer ancl.
seller, which ie not the case With the
theliquor
trade - • •
the man who putteth the bottlett,o
,hineighbors lipa i to be t4en
literally, it ie totally ioapplicabloto
foraatanly
do they not put- the bottle to their
neighlioria lipi, but they do nit.
him to buy 4nd the groat majority of
theca avoid, as Urea in them heft,
the giving Of the •contents of the
,bottle to those who are in a donor,.
elized condition or verging thereon,
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That all lime are restrictive to
Seine extent of the natural rights of
the individual; that the Scott A.ct
cannot be objected to as curtaPing to
any undue extent his natural rights;
that it is not totally prohibitory, but
permisseble, and provides that any
one requiring liquor for 'medicinal,
Porpoaes,• or who denims to have it
in his house, can get it in the man.
ner and in the quentitiets prescribed.
AO that, anyway, coneeding that
liquor iu limited quantities is e good
the:44011r...of thepeople, hay,
an ,interest in, foregoing a present
-good in order to obtain a greater
t -
good, mid to prevent the future
evils that may possibly arise from
the rising generation being subjeeted
to the temptations to use intoxicat.
ing liquors to excess. '
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That if a restriction is to be placed
on the natural right of the individu-
al to use intoxicating liquors lest Ile
abuse thai right, that it would be
"itepessible to draw a line where re -
striation ehould cease, taking into
gonsiderat ion only theposeiekeibuseef .
the exercise of the Conceded free will
-of man. - -That-the aduiission of this-
` principle Might be the entering of
the thinedgeOf deapotic Sumptuary
legislation; forcedon the people by
heeds of organized enceties. That
men would in time be forcibly 'Nue
kited into foregoing the luxury of
Ilium pudding, or rout beef, in vie*
of the possible ill physical results of
overfeeding, impaired digestion, etc.,
and the bad example this free living
would have On the ising genera'
tion. Arid that so far as legislating
to prevent the people from spending
their substance in liquid -hricuries,
instead:of increaaing 'their depoSite
in the saving banks: • Why not pass
laws preventing fell, froin imendini
their money in "biled" shirts and
"fartielowal" It is e well known
fact, that our prisons contain him-.
dretla'.who luten.hrien brought • there
from an inordinate desire to keep
up appearances and a disregard of
the laws 'of bieunt and tUUM in the
process of doing no. Thefts, burglaries
robberies,. forgeries, enebezzleinents,
andimirdels arp.the atiteome Of the,.
desire for solidaswell as; liquid
Iui-
urie. .The intemperate the of the:
phySiettl, wealthaed material of this
world is to be deploFed,' it ineerics
invidioas to ;prohibit the use Of in-
toxicating Jiquork .becausa the intent.
Pewt° use of it often leade'le crime;
and'not prohibit the exeepsive. uaa Of
the'other material which to .an equal
ly notorious extent leads to poverty
and crime,
Is no. reef - that thie
, miScent.d.$t 8;000;ivauld be expended.
yeeitssaryl..nrtictrs,themanufac
e•lare_of Widely would giiv`e Orriploy.
otent:te more people than does the
7:.iertimfactUre and sale of liquor, and
that evenif ji did,. free 'Man ..is
governed by 'himself," and that.
the law of. the levz should no
. more determine for the individual
:" • the lexteritieb, shall inditlge in than
it should determine the CU of his
coat 'or the color of his pants. That
tire.skilled labor of the world is fir'
More largely employed in producing
"lniteriele,"than in produeing articies
of 'pritireiieeeility,' and' that if this
. petition were prayed :to ''a Iogical
• cenclen 'We ehould :revert to the
emidition of.untutoredattyages living
mud.. !Rivets 'arid. 'dressed • but in
thetimethonored Bg ' leaf or breech.
,cloet,
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That we are .a profeetiedly Chria
sten people; that our. eititjaws sre
.neitely scriptural tenets ptactically
Applied,- That Ow scriptures posi-
•
*ie .1ec1are tirat a drunkard Shall
not enter irsto the kingdom of hes.
Nen; hid 'the 'chief 'aim of the Scott
Act is toprotibit Or preveat people
irreinta:bilemeirig 'dtirkards, •• •
That the existing license laws' aim
at preventhig•intempomnce and li
!Ionia:ea aro punishable, under them,
if they Make people drunk., and then.
• .rlienkennege is punishable under the
' mention la*,..so that further legisla.
• tiorein that direction is spite sepal*
' 'Buono, and that the restriction pro.
• .posed Under the Scott Act, while
poesibly iceseifing "we. amount of
liquor Reid, even the smaller amount
:•:;''Veilid be used under circumetences
1• 10011140y provocative of .drunken.
trese. and thee the llama would•he
fed ..,tititt thuActj designed to
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• ThathaVing regatdfor the ulti.
vette welfare of the licleor seller and
aiignizifnit that the civil laW is .10 a
great/ extant, suppieniebtary to or
ibe 'epetOttiv,cif 'Christian lt4AV, lis
ehOuldnot he' liglaiated, ;ate at pee
tent, We R positiott utterly ettliser.,
.e-teteef ide eternal welfare, For ..do
tioi,..theTecriptieres anatheluize,
itintilelftitts the bottle to thelipa
of. tis ittighbor,',', end the, peittiege
pr000tineiiii Woo to the Man who
•A1044 so nit bk.telteo• 'in *
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tfl .CAllrilDbitif ..404.N. •
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• The Globe isrnuoh exercised- over
the success which has attended Sir
Leonard .Tilley,in his efforts to effect
• a loan of $'2.5,000,00a. in England.
inininautir price of 90 was fixed
;and •affere • were . receiVed • fOr
$3,000,000 mom than • the ametint
placed . on the Market. •The loan
bears 4. Per cent' and wes taken at
• 901, . Which is. ;mid to be. • con-
siderably • better than Sir •Rich-
arde financing6 although he present-
ed the silver side of the shield to the
• British money -baggers. The Globs
•at first 'doubted. that Sir Leonard
had secured the loanno such favets
able •terms, and wound op a cam.
Tint if the dement:Anther 'Agitinei.
meta by saying that eveo if the
favorable teperte Were confirmed
yet they were unfavorable because
the Globe had not been consulted in
the matter lend its advice followed.
Tbe Witness makes favorable men-
tion of the loan, -and the oenamereial
and financial criticism of the Wit,
nest carries as much • Weight as that
of any other paper in thettontinion.
The kttness says:
The New Canadian Loan at a re-
• duced rate of interest has proved a
success, The , present rate of the
four percents placed by Sir Richard
Cartwright tine years ago i the
hundred and four, and it appears
thet it WM on the basis of the price
of these that the mitiititetn price of
the new three and a'half's waa.fixert
by Sir .Leonard Tilley. 'the mini.
rnnprioewalacedatnhiety,oi
a shade higitin. than "the few- feSilieiffif
at one huudred and four. ICU were
possihle to place new fear percents
at the t10.1110 premium it would be, of
•course, of eonsiderible present ad.
vantage to the Dominion, but this
could not he done, and a great deaf
is, of course', gained h ylowering the
establithed borrowing rate of the
country. The new loan is, as we have
before atated, twenty five tnillions of
dollars. When . the., tenders were
opened lent week it was found that
they amounted „in all to •
elsout
twenty eight roilliens, or"thiee
ions more thanwea galled roi.. The
average priee t tbi oily:Ai:1640 when
divided among the •bloat tenderers
proved to likahot ope.eightb Of on
Otteent Nobel.'" thee tbe mlnlmuizi
price fixed by the 'Finance Minister,
or niriety•one end one eighth,
•
2OR1414 NOVA% t
-gars biOM for the intelligent
farmere. The *Loewe sate 'The
laymen attending the conference at
'Illimiltete are a nry reepeetable
look ing lot of Joon.. 'Thee e • &relieve
oral Malmberg of r arliaute.n4 dootore,
teachers, etc,,among them, link the
majority are intelligent farmers.
The Iron. David Mille, the, Jonah
of the IticKeozie •administration,
has been thrown overboard. egatte.
Tlaie time he did not have the popu-
larity Of a MeXenzie treilz"!the
talL Ile lead to drop kersouse into
the reel' Water, The proceie wai
absolutely neceesary to fit him to
become a member of a christian
church. The Hon, David %ma i!a*
mersed the other day and, 1140.4
into the, Baptist church. It is to be
hoped that he haw put ow 04 A
habit of fibbing and that liVetliP
entlettvornto work himself into a new.
suit ditterentbUtteriar " •
"Thelecalgolerment
posed: Them are feur of. them mainly
engaged In, this enquiry, Messrs. Fraser,
Hardt Pardee and Mowat, Any one may
soo the social equals and fitting cern.
panions nf three of them Imyveliing at
the corners of the street's, slitting tobacco
juice and talking grit polities between
horns of whiskey. They are simply low
fellows,with a -corrupt political majority
in the AsseMbiy. As for the feerth it
weuld be impossible even in sathical liter-
ature to.find his equal in cunning, limit,
in byproeisy, and in a talent for whitin
falsehood.."
.A Reform exchange reprints lbe
abeireextract from the..1(iri/ and re..
marks : . .
• "We,care nelf wh'ore mid) writing is fonnd,"
.wlfether in donserviitive or reforinjoltenaN`
it IS disguitingly disgraceful." •. • •
?These are our pentiments. The
peraenal abuse :of inembere of the
Ooiniuion Government by. iiK;vtobe
is equally asdisgusting In both
dams the only'effect produced is to
lessen the value of both journals as
representative ones. Such black...
guardly writing, in regard to idther
People or any ;Iii.grilBettrit pertion of
doe* not ,pourtittY,the.",54,.ewsaf the.
•
tPhreor:i.ncial, or Pon: i.i.tion,..340stera,
• Bislnip' Baldwin in kis-address to
the Spied cif Huron last- week came
hit vigorously hilaVor of total We-
stinence. •-"What We need" said ihe
Biallop; "is 'a ministry that lielic'ee in
Josue Christ; a ministry ' baptized
with the Holy Cheat; •n ministry
eonrageous aud cnitspoken for the,
truth; understanding the „ relative.
position of the Church to the work;
thOrouglily alive td the 'necessity of
easionar.y. a�tiyity, an4 thoroughly
alive to the great work of temper-
ance 'reform." TO the latter point
thetiaberi doeoted alaige part of
ins 'address. He said: •."In the faCe.
of the &whit and acknowledged evils
of, the liquor :traffic and th'e untold.
misery and horrible crimesevery-
where resulting from it, it; stages to
• me. nef'nuercily wrongbut aulpableiii
the. eitrame, for the ehurcli tnstarid
apa: t in Cold arid ;. haeghty .indiffer•
•°nee." After detailing many ef the
evils of inteinperance, , the Bishop
Stidi,-"In the face of these awful
and admitted facts who are Um' Pio.,
pie tra.threivi themselyetrathwart the
path and:1LP* ;pciitsihle; its :way?
Surely the 'members of 'that.
church Which prileases to bail:Oiled
With tie:4.41)11:4of our. Saviour. .
CODERIOH.
•.,,,.`ro Is our ogre Corresietelitt.
.The etettener Oeouto was in .herbor
reday-endagain-on-Sneelatt
gra. Clerk, of St. Louie, is. .the
peat of Ifni:VI:3111*m Diekootn,
- • -Mr.andltria-Megaw leave far their
borne in British Columbia,to day.
Mrs. Bleak psoceeded tO
Mit weetc and 'returnedors. endive-
bringingwita her the 0040of her
IQ J. W., telea4ied ands State.
The Amend took_pbtoe tram Rue
artVe reside-acenq Tnesday ifteet
noon. '
The article hi laat nreeks Signe) On
the Sioott tot einct•Lieensed Victual.
lera.ia hardly Aar tit the latter hotly.
The"Ven. Araleleimen Ellwood is 1. Inept!' . Rotel keeppo„ TaetSis mem.
visiting eaetWard, bers °riche Ontario Trades Benevolent
re ore ir none hot
Society t,ollegfalate for their own bus-
lifr. Wm. Ifolmes le visiting tbe bleat and the f wited
members,preeent. imagine that
Poi/P.100M la this bonneetion was
stet as legal and as sensible as would
old homestead.
' The Mary, S. Gordon wag in harbor
on Monda)r.
Mina Campbell, of Seaforth,
guest of the Misseityilkinson.
Miss Annie -Downing arrived home
• for.thabolidaye, last week.
Valarencei Ideleten ertivtal from,
• Hamilton en rridaY.
Friday evening is Olio regular meet.
• Ing night of the town council.
Our town constable now wear* a
helmet,
A big orewd Novell to -morrow to.
see our brave seldier boys, 1
The roller rink seems to he doing
well, judged by the numbers patron.
ising it. • . •
The annual nieetinrof the West
Huron Conservative Association was.
haid yuaterday afternootrat Carlow.
• Rev. j..-11. Ayisworth Occupied the
pulpit of the North St, Meth. Church,
unforning and evening, last Sunday.
Mr. 11.8. Helmet), G. T. R. agent
of Thedfordi *as in town for a few
days thle wtsek..
The steamer Magnue svas in port
on Thursday, and the Untario on
• Friday.
_ Copeland., formerly. of the
Chicago roillinery House, is in town
as the guest of the Misses Wilkinson.
Mr, Harry McLean its. home from
Toronto, thus adding another to our
long list of bicycliste,
mlitesare4citiltua Ooltrand-WSmitty.
of Clinton, were In town with their
brother Odds' from Wingham, last
Wednesday.
"• ,In the Iandote Methodist Con.
fereece, Seturday, !Bev, Dr. Sut
lierland, General Missionary Secret,
toy referred to tile Saleatien 'Army,
and to the Loire Army, •• ITO seid
their eilaCesti was due to the fact that
they give eery.000 SoMething. to do,
if it *tat anli beating a tambourine.
galled known a Man to tome front
a. if; the higheat, poltsible
tipirila just becautte had the
direction of it, (Laughter.) Give
the tell'iehere tenitethilig to do.
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, PReSSOPLVIONS,
A Extraordiitary piece of bias;
plumy mien fee' days.age. ••publicly
read tile ain nsetii en t Ofth e teach.
ers itt training at MieOttawa Norma
Sehool, being a travesty on Oa' Ten
Oommandnients,,,ip wfiich the thong
Or -of Sinai and the, oft: recurring
name of the Aletightiarefrivolgealy
played • With , to. 'Make the foolish
young men and women laugh. Won
to the land velccli•ildren are placed
under the watch 13414 care of smell
.
It is being urged,. by the Zealoee
ad voeates of •cem.piiisorY teetota I ii3111,.
that because we have .cornputsory
vaccination and conipulsory sanita-
tion we must have compulsory tet.4
totaliana. As Chia ergument ItaVOnr8
• 1110; of logical conviction on the
Jiart of,t hose who advance , than
'Many Of the intemperate staternente
.inade by prohibitionists, it may be
web 1 point out the prime fact that
wherette the two firit named. fortes
et chit:pal:don apply equally to all
alassei of the Zoinnaimity, compels
A large Mosher of our girls, who
-bees' the -scarlet -fever, proceed to
Carling Farm to Morrow: We expect
tp see,them retard much Improved.
The semi.annual election o olli ers
• still takeplace at the regular meeting
of Huron Lodge No. 62, I. 0. Q. F.
tomorrow night. .
D. D. G. M. R. Radcliffe, Huron
District, officially visited Fordwich
Lodge A. F, A. AL, last Thuradaai on
important business. •
The Quebec called in on Wednea.• :
cley_on her upward trip and took on
• a number of passengers and a quail'.
• UV 'of freight. •
On Dominion Day a large number
of eXcursionista :will be in than,: as*
the R. R. authorities will pith appoial
'trains this point at very low rates.
•. iWe ,oriderStand that. • the • Rev.
(Wan Jones has been appointed be
'the Bishouto succeed Mr. Walters as
assistant Rector at St. George's,
The promotion examinationa for
.the Central school are now in pre.
gross having commenced on Monday,
On • the completing of, the Central,
Mr. Embtiry.will conduct the exam-
ination in the ward schoola. ••
The annual While inoonnection
With St. Peter's church will be given:
at Bingham's grounds on the 9th July.
The feature this year Will be the die.
position of a • handsome -"Union
Jaelt".14 vote to the inosrpeptilar
hotel keeper' hi town,
Mr. E. S. Hogarth being about to
• leiveAciwn, the; North Street Meth°.
dist Chureh Mein. ef Which body to
gentlemen was a member, entertain-
ed • him at an ice cream social on
• ThursdaY evening.
• Sneak theives are around just now.
• Antong the delicacies they have se-
• lected May be found: gores 'turkey
ohiciketnit,honey etc. ' wato% is now
set so thaf before long we May ex.
'met to find them znder the' careful
• guardianship cif Mr. Dickson.
•
The eteain barge Niagara cif.Mon-
tree!, reached , port on Sunday after-
noon from Fort Arthur ^with 32,0001
bushels of wheat for Ogilvie and
• Hutchisen., .The Niagara is reported
to• haVe received two; (2) gents as
freight... • • • ,
, . .•
e the rottetlnga
or a number of
the coarse of the d
ehe extra lioficse
rateablMe Op* wile
other society
elle, MOD, Ire
•he lineetion of
„and cutting
was decided
•that in future all trellere Ozonicl be
charged:alike. Now it appears thet
the employees of a large egg firm'
have been en many places only charg-
ed *1.00 where commercial men have
•Paid 'f1.50 o 11.75and ell the hotel
keepers did was to charge all alike.
• It is true that, thiii• alteration may
leoreeee e -he bof,el keepers incerine by
,forty or fifty dollars weekly, hut Sure.
• i no tethReritnee man Can con3plain,
• havin4, tO pat the Intniii as his
neighbor for the• llama iic,eommoda•
Lion. •
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Right Reverened -Bishop Manton
'48ibr'n2 DI*4.-,-t% dectd.
edlv n tavor or *a lieenee law and
againat a prohibitory la*. I speak
from observatiotia I have made, and
front reports brought to me by threw
who have slaked the poet at mysug.
getition:"
Reverend John; Jones, •Methodist
minister of Bellingbem, Masa, said;
4-"1 have been greatly disappointed
in the law Eprohibition].The law
has failed to do what limped it might
havellorie, I observe that our young
men. are irt the titbit of dodging into
these dark saloond, where they eon•
riga fiabite Cif drifikiiiracirgam I ILI':
My conviction hae.heen, and still ts,
• that if we mustrliave the evil, we had
better, have it in Open daylight, when
we can see its Workings, and take hold
ofit and handle it understandingly,"
Reverend•Thottme Sheehan; priest
:of the datholio Church of Taunton,
fil%
teen years, Iendeavored, so far as
lity in niy,poworl to put down • rut:h-
ealing, making Useof rather arbitrary
means, perhapa o"I, was quite success-
ful until the passage of the prohibi-
tory law. r founatliatlhe prohibitory
• law jnoreased-drinking greatly. I
most decidedly.:.say the priihibitory
-lawiyealrened fibre influence and MOP-
• al! power;Ofthe clergy over the people.
Rey, 11.•• Hicks, of Winnipeg, ar-
rived in town On SaturdaY; The Rev.
gentlemen • read a portion of the
morthog service at St. George's, and
preached an exeellent sermon in the
• evening. The gentleman's old time'
friends .• and aeggaintances • were
pleased at ' his -appearance atnong
them onoe again.
4;Our friends should• not forgot the
Meeting in emibection.with the, Sun.;
day'Sehoel tnatitute in the, North:Bt.
Meth. church to night. The secretary
of the Association, Rev., -J. McEwen,
,deliver anaddress apposite to
'the rjuestion at issue, and:the meet.
ing will, be continued teharrew and
Friday, the same Rey, gentleman de.
livering addressee.
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poor man with ,a vhcatious hard.'
ship, and at,the saute time scercgly
affect the capitalist or matt of even
limited tneautt. 11 18 very inueh to
be regretted that well tneaning en-
thusiasta steatildtperforce drive the
friends and advocates of moderate
driekiticinto;th,e enemy's camp, or
• Make themileern to take tido with
intemperance. Exceasive drinks,
log dos had to disc./tee, phi-
perieni • and ohne; „bet ..is that a
reason • why ; 'moderate drinking
should' he • prelfibitedi 11 18 not ae
it the. evil ,were on the increate..
Dattiokepnetes. hag .loug eince gotto
oat of fealiion with the gentry, end
tiigachtt1ty botonsing • land common
anion,gst the laboring classes, "We
are as distinctly in favor of . a tent.
'pertinee-pielergrincla, • pointing out
the swing; 44pp:et:sive indulgence in
etreng drink, as We are opposed 10:
I i ld re•
Of
legiSlation vie „c won pa
speakItIeeiti for r the faults
their disreputable neighbors." 11 1*.
were It novv tr, for ' fA0b . that .the
world' ivotild.doriteeto an end at a'
Certein date, them,pight be an ex.
cose for linprovialeg aInieried
Utopia': •eleetio'Plated golden
age ;Might plain mender if it Were
ntitititeinled tO :wear, but enly to,
look enetrOtte a; short time. It
'happens., howneet,' that atf the future
of the world le not )iMited in dare..
time, WO 8110014 be extremely foolish
to reefed the wowat mininited Pur.
CBOVerend14101; E. .Todi, pastor ot.
tho corierpt 060gregational Church,
Bostepi itaitii-i.qty observation has
led ine to belieVe “that there never
• was more drinking mad drunkenness
in the citythan now; that ft is ori the
increase1 think:the prohibitory law
has failed thus -far to prevent intemp-
erance, and theta stringent and wise
license law riroulcl probably restrain
the sale and use of Heiler more than
the present lam I think a stringent
license lave might bo deyised that
would restrain Mw usecf intoxioating
liiroy3law.'rramorth
e lien e present (prehl.
b •
• Reverend Rollin H, Neale D. D.
'pastor of the First Baptist Church of
lionton for 30 years, must
.say rain obliged to accord with the
testimony I have-, heard, that there
seeina• to be an increase of bite:riper.'
twee, and a: strong disposition toots.
posethe law. Whether it be praotic
• able to carry into effect the present
Iaw'[prohibition], do not -chiseler
myself .coniPetent 10 judge. • I have
conversed With' different officers of
the City, 'Police, with the Mayor, and
with men 'whose. business it was to
exectite the laws, who say that,' it
weulti be utterly' inipract,icable," .
•
Catherine Kennedy, wife of Mr.
Jos. Saunders, was buried lest Thurs.
day at Maitland cemetery. A large
number of friends and acquaintances,.
including Many of the oldest settlers,
were present at the funeral. Sher-
iff' Gibbet* Co; Clerk Adamson,
Captain Gibson 'rind Mr. Thos, Dark
acted ai pall bearers. .
' The early departure of Rev,. John
Welters front Goderieh ivill her to his
numerons friends, it Most regretable
occurrence. • The Rev. gentleman,
during his residence in Goderich,
has made heate of friends otitaide the
pale of his church, while within, an
intelligentpresentation of his sub-
ject in choice language combined
With considerable power jn ilelivery,
has earned tor. him a -high- piece in,
the Het, of evangelical preachers. '
On Wednesday an exclirsion,unuer
the auspicesof •Minerva Encamp-
ment, I.O.O.F., arrived in town at 10
a.m., and under the guidance alder..
On Encampment proceeded' to the
Park. The excursion party was not
es large as was expected,the heavy
rebtof the morning keepieg niery.tet
home. •The-Wingham baba led the'
procession, and during the day play-
ed it choice selection of music, to Lite
great delight of our Mash*
•
At the semi monthly meeting of
Hutton Encampment on Friday eve-
ning, the following were elected offi-
cers for the ensuing term: •
C. r,,Patileireh J. W. Smith,
11. P., " E C. Russell.
Robert Givente,
J. W.," Jolieph Beek..
IL • 8,, '44 .raliMoore,re.elecited.
F 5., " 11., W. Ball • . "
Treas., " N,CarciPbell ' " •-;
, .
The excursion on Friday from
Ilyde Park and interrhediate Sta-
tions, 'composed of the sclidels of the
ohildren of Lobo and London town-
ships and numerous friends, was the
largeet.We have seen for some yeart.'
The'Lucare braes band aceoinpauied
the party and played a large number'
of Aire during the day. Most of the
• otOurolobiiite were highly pleased,
with the town, but the cooling braes
mien the Park hill had tho greatest
oharm.
Ittr,Ptitteraoe, ion of Wm, , Palter -
son, P., of Brantford, a *IDIOM It.
eyeliat who is daing the Circular
town, gratified huodrode of Godet.'
rieldtea on the even:loge Of Friday
and Satuttlity by it eherinint extelbje!'..
tion of fancy riding. WO have'
Wiftteased fano, Irirling on many
becasiona I ut none in the town
• of Goderich tO equal , that of 4ft,
Patterson,' We mat not molt to
menthe that our towroitilett, . Me.
lambert Wellte -who intredireeci the
performer, owlet:Awl the exhibition
•• ••Dututeattnon.
ear,oisa cereaseseent •
• Mr. W, Loelcard and wife arid' twg
daughters, Of Flesherton, Co. Grey,
'tire visiting: it Mr. Ww. Mallough's
and several other 1\:i.ende here. •.•
Our Bate Ball club . are tis .play a
match :with the Manchester boys
next Saturday. OUr boys will need
to practige-pretty faithfully if they
expect to accomplish much.
• Our eeteemed friend II i• Worship.
Antheny Black; save that, • per -
aerially; he :ieels Much improved in
health • tie .:what he wvs mune time
ago. Iq1a41but a• short time shine'
beiradentherpoint ef resigning, but
feelingthat there was no person in
the villrtie" who could suflleiently
Aliseharge....theduties, he waited 10
see Whit, tern matters would Would take.
He is•glaer IOW that hedid not re.
sign. ' •"Ceuldateu blame 'him 7" '
Weiltinfe bsprryte, learn that Mr.
Tit4i0 Tleaven, � Crausford, is
prOst.ratedliy severe illneas.
• Mr b• Thome Davidson, ot Wasia-
notilt, *he leas nearly killed bya
ruriawer team is rapidly iinproving,
in, health, . , • • ,
• There was a tea-ineetieg .helcl on
the. :feria Mr Alex. WWII,. near
Oliverli.Appolotinerit,last fuesday.-.
•everyierijoyablis time was, 'spent in
ercigegq awingiog .arid se ; forth, till.
eveinn*,',.: when the Majority Of the
people ,betook thernaelyes to the
church adloining$ where a very. en-
joyable 'concert was given. by • the
singing7scheol there, under the di-
aectiontof D. S. Mutiro, of this Oh
lage..-"The class gave evidence of
oared training. The several pieces
were well received. . The meeting
broke bp abeirt ten o'clock p. m„ all
seemingly Weil pleated with their
daYsilinjoymente •
A game, of brutei ball was played
here hist Saturday ;between the Zee-
atecetiof St.. lielens and the Men-
oriiteV of. Dupgatinon. There was
,notlibie very eoticeable in the play.
log* eitherteara 'excepting that the
pito'hingiaf Webb, of St, Helens, con
• obleribly disturbed the equilibrium
,of •• cier -boys. This was particularly
..epatictable-when . Webb. took McKay
a eilentific curve ofthe latest
im-
prov4d type gii the back of the head..
• OnlY,fotteinnings Were 'played. The
.stscire atood as follovra '
Sf. 6,17,7,Q."-: '
• Dungannon -10,7,8,
Giellug this vieltora.thirte,en rutin of a
otejority. •
Company' 'NO. .7, under Captain
Malleugh, left here last week to go
nto cam p in Landon, • •
East • eawanosh
Prom oar ewe wcityptadttot.
Mr. J. Green of Turoberry paid a
visit to Mr. John Agnew hat WOOL
Dame Uwe:sepal= cannatatay
bone ---- whontr
On Tuesday alteration of last week,
a large concourse of pleasure -seeking
people eseembled in Mr. James Mc.
Ottpant's Vote, on the 9th con. for the
purpose of enjoyinga IXst clap pleura
such as swinging, danoing cu.A.
large plat -form having been Instructed
and good music being supplied. a vast
number enjoyed' themselves, though
extremely hot enjoyment, by beeping
time with their pedal appepdagea, to
the rinntioal strains of organ and vie -
lin. After a few hours of enjoyment
mime a brief space of quietneae, dor.
mg which all aid joetioe to the well.
PreParod viands. Ali the day was
all that could be, wished for, and as
everything passed off quietly, the as-
semblage apparentlys'were well pleas.
ed. Great credit is due to the cein-
mittee; who so splendidly managed
to amuse such a large gathering.
WII-Wr THE PEOPLE say„ --That we
had a splendid picnic. -That some-
body got a "quarter'a worth" of dane.
Mg last Tuesday. -That some of our
young lade had a little pugilistic ex-
cercure at the picnie, but nobody was
hurt. -That a charming maiden is
mashed on one of the schoolboys. -
That a. few of the folke indulge in
lamp -light croquet playing.- That
somebody lost a piece of.cotton, either
strayed or cannot he founct-That a
• number of people were picnicing itt
Godericla last Wednesday; -That 11.
J. Tyner should give us a'shakedown'.
That J. Agnew will require a host of
turnup-triminers this summer, as he
has sixteen acres of that bulbous
crop.7-That we had better keep quiet
now or else get "laid out.' -That the
9th is the spot for fun. -That the
name of Bunker's Hill has been ap-
plied to one of our notable etninen.
ces-why so?, That Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Tyner have been visiting in
`Rtoderfeh tp,=.1.1iaLenme_one • host
said he would give his shirt ftrknow
who, is correspondent for the NEws-
IteleORD. Yes! butif it (the shirt) wore
worth anythingthe reporter would
hate had it long ago,- .„•
S'netth tn ht in a manuer thet out, harem d Bar.
• 1
1 110118.
: •
• Varna.
Frani Ottr Wan Clorrenmud04!,
Piet Wednesday morning, the
barn of Charles L. Smith, north side
of Varna, was struck by lightning rip.
ping a board off one end then entering
*Warn which it split, thence down an
upright post :splitting it and scatter-
itigthe fragments all about the build.
ing; then passing down 'to tho stable
beneath tearing the heckles off the
.harness and killing some &wit.' The
hOniesVvero apparently upbeat. but
Mr, Smith found upon using them
afterwards that ono of there must
have received t severe Apar, at4 Ito ia
now quite deaf, although formerly as
atteutiye to orates as possible.
.1luron's...BeroOs•
• Every bottle of Arnica dt Oil Unfree*
• sold is warreinted by the proprietora
to give eatisiaction er money will be
refunded. 291 tit
• e people, Attune
are troubled, witIs cos tivenes them with
any other ailment. Dr. Henry Batt.
ter's Idendreke Bitter:, will cure cos
tivenesa end prevent the diseenes
zeirleje result from it, 291 2t
IMMO witness -You are vely
rentem ea your 'tato:I:lents, and you
are very particular in year detaila.
Now, 1 *ant to know il you are really
to conscientious that you are afraid
to stake something that is not se?
Indignant witnesa-No, sir, not in
the least; quite the cootrary.
Survival of the Btteat. Downs'
Elixir has outlived every other cough
remedy simply because 11 18 the best.
291 21
MARKET REPORTS,.
(Corrected every Tuesday afternoon
CfoINTON.
!lourlk: 1;; 11112:Vi rir it ei . sv 1.ti,60. - t.old,.. ..":- . . .". -. . " 83.10,50 6;4
Eall Wheat, nm • • 0 60
Pees,
Apples, (winter) per bid, -. 2 00
Potatoes, . • - • 0 60
•• 0 70
• ; •• • 0 14
LE ,": - : " . • • • - 76 "00
'am::: eer:ekufs'ep.,exs kg ,i i pi tt.o.r p 0. 1 0.14. : .. . .•. . 00 0075
CPItitue.graepl?Inordr. • - 0 00
-- 7 00
-- 0 00
0 00
• 000
Wool
- . • 0 16
Cordwood, . • 3 00
The London .bee Press sizes up
the 33rd (Huron) battalion as fol-
lows ;
The -thirty-third battalion occupy
the extrerue east of the line and
have come forward ,in good Style
under the comuutud of It. Col.
Rotes, . provincial treasurer, The
staff includes Lt..Majoi Muiray,
Adjuthit Cook, Surgeon Holmes,
liesititant Surgeon Youtig; Payinas.
tor -.Jordan, Quartermaster Beck.
The band is under the leadership of
Prof. Whitely. • The officers of the
Bayernl companies areas follows :-
.. .
No 1 cciinpany, Goderich-Capt.•
'Miller, Lt. Ross.
'No, 2 ootupany, Wingliam-oapt.
Elliott, Lt. Ainsley,
No. 3 company. Sertforth--Capt.
• Wilson, Lt. Wilson.
No. 4 company, Clinton-Capl.
Forrester, Lt.' Young. .
No.. 5 company, Brussels-Lts:
Roddick and Sinclair.
No. 7 company, Exeter -Capt.'
8 -company-pant. Kahle,
Lts. ICaine and Dane.
NO. 9 company, Duegaimoii.-
.Capt. Mailough, Lt, Varcoe.
• -"The' 33rd is one of ..the veteran
regiments haying been oreenized on
the 14th .September, 18I6,. under
command of Lie,ut. Col. Ross, who
has retained the position ever. since.
Priorto that time some of the does
ponies had possessed an individual:
organization, ath.1 the Goderich cons•
patties were at the' front during the
Fenian raid and also wet 0 under
arum at home for, a titne. '
• Major 'Cleolt; the acting adjutant
of, this battalion, is indeed a veteran
officer, and has: seen most active
service as is app,areut frOni a knowl-
edge of the ..numerous medals he
possesses for honorable service and
• bravery'. Ile nosier a considerable
'tiine in the eerviooilx Ono of tile rifle
corps of the regular army, and held'
the rant of Sergeant Major when
• he commenced his Connectiou. with
• the 33rd and was subsequently
promoted •te a majority: -Ile had
the honor of being Captain', Of N�.
otto company of the Ontario battal-
ion which•went to Red River:under'
corninand:of Colonel (itOW general)
Wolseley -a fact which the latter
officer:dine not forget,' as ire render-
ed good ,sereice upon the expeditieg.
In denietteour he isgentlemanly
and unassuming and is highly popu-
lar'with his brother officers and the
men, •
Sergeant Malloiigh; of the Dun-
gannon Company, is a grey haired
veteran, who has seen Many years
-of service. •He proudiy boasts of
having been a Minute Man in, .00
• war of 1837, and also, engaged upon
a gunboat on. Lake Huron in 1866
during the Mccitehentaccationed by.
the. Feuien raid. He joined the
battalion when it was organized,
and has been out upon every occa-
sion on which the corps has ae.•
• senibled.
• in Lditor'rt Ittibtite.
" Thereon' P. Reetor, Editor of Ft,
'Wayne, Ind.. "Gazette," , writen e
"Forth° past five yearn hate alvveys
used Dr. Iting'S Nee/ biseovery, for
coughe of most SeVerts clutritotert aft
well as for'iluit3O of it milder type.
tI tieverTrills to effect it speedy mere.,
fy trtentle to whom I have reedee
;mended it aptak Of 11 10 the same
high teiente 'laving been ured by
it of every eeligh I have lead for five
leers, 1 consider it' the only reliable
and sure,hire for Coughs, Caldif (Vt.,"
rt*H.11 WatfA' MI& nett, l'Irog Stare
arid g0t; If frfe lrtaT Bottle, large
Size 0100,
to 600
to 1 10
to 1 00
te 1 1 o
to 055
to 0 80
to 0 70
to 2 00
to 0 80
to 0 16
to o It
,to 8 00
to 7 00
to 9 00
10 1 00
to 000
to 000
to 000
to 000
to 800
to 0 10
to 4 00
SEED. GRAIN.
• SEED WHEAT,
BEED OATS, -• SEED PEAS,
SEED 13ARIMY-- SEEfr-C'OR, .
—FOR SALE BY—
• •
Very Remarkable Recovery
Mr. Geo. V. 'Willing, of Manchester,
Mich.,: writes: .'"My wife has been
almost helpiess for fire years, so
helpless that she could riot turn over
in bed alone. She used two bottles
Of Electric Bittera,.and if so much'
ihriprOved, tiros elle' is able now tic de
her own work." •°
Electric Bitters will do all that is
claimed for them.. Hundreds of
testiinonitile "altelit-their-great ems
ative powers. Only_ fifty cents a
bottle at Watts & Co's.
• A House Poen/Ms.-Everyfamily
able 10 appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure afforded by a really health.
ful and delieious perfume should sup.
-ply themselves with the genuine Mur.
ray k Lane -isn't rtottma Waves. It
Is the most delightful and lasting of
all fragrant •Waterat
Respect Old Age,
'An Old • favorite I. thd remedy
known as Dr. Fowler's Extraet , of
Wild Strawberry. Thirty years --re.
liable for cholera mistime diarrhcea
and summer uonsplaints. 201.2t
Milk in the manufacture of ice.
cream in first boiled and afterwards
• partially congealed. In the boiling
a 'lacteal acid of bac:feriae it set free ;
that, uniting with a hypesulphide of
huteries Oxide, again solidifies as it
bisulphide at stuntakake in the con
gelding. This, when, taken into the
system, prod:re:38 peritonitat craurpe,
freqentlyending fatally, (Show this
to your.gerl)
' Great Itletitiereute.
There la great neglett vvith motet
people to maintain a regular aotion
Of the bewela, which teittea meta
diseete. Burdock Bloodhittete ours:
.
tonatipatien, 221-2t
Poe ertrite Omer,
Itingworm Eruptions, nod all
diStBROgit use Prof, Lovett Solphur
1100.1in,
Soo p,
-Tit-vsraisq-;
• At Standard Elevator
CL(NTON.:
•'CARD OF THANKS.
TO THE GONFEI)ERATE LIFE ASSOCIA-
TION ;-Glentlemen,-We hereto return yoh
our sincere thanks for the prompt manner in
which you settled the 'claim we had against your
CoMpany, caused by the death of my husband.
Your Company aro to be congratulated upon
having such tut eitielent-ar,ont aa Mr, 51587180,
The Ninety advice and aid widen be promptly
gives when it is much needed; is a great 114
Zurich, Mar 3010, 1884.
MARY ANN SURERUS (Widow).
201-18 • DANIED SUREltilS (Guardian).
FOR RENT.,
• PLEASANTLY SITUATE, ROOMYAIOUSE,
11. porner of Erie and Mary Streets. Two
storid high. ' Fly() bed -rooms Winter and stun
mer kitchen, Hartland soft water in the build.
big'. 'Other convenient:co....would accommodate
a large Willy.' Bent very low to yearly tenant.
Apply at this office, or to •'
GEORGE BENTLEY. '
efidton, Jdnel6 1884 201-11n,
HAND -MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES.
H. BEACOM,
TOWN HALL, CLINTON.
,!'quewwilwesp
.1.10••Xl•
Big Ruh in Girls Sailor Hats.
$1.75 Hits at $1.25,;
$1.50 Hats at $1.00;
$1,25 Hats at 75. •
$1.00 Flats at 50.
The above prices we hope will clear out a grand line
of Girl's Sailor Hats, which we fincl too expensive, rilie
Goods are the finest that have ever been shown in this
section.
• Hand -made work; sawed and - pegged, at
prices to suit every purse. TIM best work,
loWest prices, and satisinction guaranteed,
As I have Ilrst-Olass bity' workinew etn..
ployed, entire satisfaction • i's a certainty.
Give Me a can, . •. -
+Lig EACOM s.
Bankrupt Sale
WITHOUT. RESERVE,
Hen's & Boy's Straws
In endless variety and at every price.
0 0-0
Cliristy'gg a.Ceitelart
ENGLISH :-: HELMETS)
In sizes up to 7.
OW,- -and
In_sizeff np to, 71-
JACKSQN.
r_r4e Vat malts IIatter.
Clinton
. . .
' The above Mills are in. full. operation and are preparedto do all kinds of
work, Intim custom and manufacturing line.. III.H.L. OARGI*NG, SPINNING,
WEAVING, MANUFACTURING in all its branches done In .first -Class style and ,
on as reasouable terms as any mill In the trade. EXelihns.0 for Goods -We .: .
have this season 4 v.ery large stock Of TWEED 4, YLA.NNEI.S, BLANKETS;
SwilloghT80,'edD IatlAl e‘srvErrRoSn's
YARN, SHIRTING; STOCKING YARNS, VINCEYS, 'UNION FLANNEL,
BTOisir to BAArNeleilt.CTSeiltestc-we will exchange them tor
per lb. above the regular .
Market Price :or all wool so exchanged. .
.FARMERS,' Bring 'Your *Wool "t6 •Clinton 1 .
Our Mill has . been and is now running steady and you candepend ou getting'
,your -work well chum and en short initIce. - • .. .•
,
OurPrices of Goods are Lower
This season thau ever knoWn before in this,part.of, the County...Give us 4 call.
, •
CORBETT & .BOLES.
CLINTON, May 27, 1884. •
Aram.
REMOVED! REMOVED
IVIR_ ME_ HaSOM-IMR
•
Ati' REMOVED TO THE'
TN AdOORDANCE Wall A RE.
SOLUTION/,J the creditors, the whole stook
of Furniture 08 6110 ,
Estate of G. DIEHL &SONS
T• owet_of Clinton,
Will be sold at COST PRICE, from and after
MAY 26111. The stock includes '•
BedroolieSets, Parlor Set, . .
Cliairs, Sideboards', Bureaux,
And a general issortinent, lx11 new and of good
workmanship. The stock can IA seen at an
thine at -the ware.rooma of OW. DIEilb & Sotio,
Victoria Street. •
• TERMS SUMS under' tte cash, over that
amount sixinonflls' credit on approved johlt
notes. 8 per contperannum off for cash on all
slims over 0a. , •
IffifAs the whole atm* must be sold within ono
month, Ibis is an exollerit chance for those fur.
nishind to purebase cheap. •
LUMBER. •
A ottantity of Umber. IS offered for sale On
bloc, or in:lots tofluit, purchasers. The stock in.
dudes, Walnut, Cherry, Butternift, Ash, Elm
and Basswood.• ,
UNDERTAKING:.
T1h4branc5.of the 'business will be 'attended to'
as usual, and at greatly reduced prices. .
• ' JOSEPII-CIIIDLEY, •
Assignee in trust of the Estate of
Geo.. Diehl 64 Sons,
. •
•
• Clinton, ?day 23, 1884. • • 288
6TRAY. sirEER.
CAMC ON TO THE PREMISES of the sub-
seriber Lot 15, Moroi) Road; Hffilett, a steer
3 years bid past, Is spotted red, white, maid:irk,
has white face and white logs. The ovrner 19 re.
questedto prove property, pay expeosokand take
the ehhhal e.871.7. •
EDWARD VAN EDMOND.
Hullett, Jane 1st 1884 •• .- 280411
CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL •.
Entrance Examination.
•
mice ExAttistATiost for the admission 68
L. Candidates to the (Itititen th School Will
be hold In the . ' • •'
MODEL 'SCHOOL Clinton,.
wilthEMAY-AND- FRIDAY ,„ • ,
3rd & 4th DAYS OF JULY 1884,
• • .••:. beglfining each day nt a,fil. •
intending applitants will send m their Merles
tottto undelffigned Wit IlitOr NM' the 1St day �t'
• .1. TURNBULL, MA .1
28640 Ilead 'Master.
LO DON LOAN CO'Y,
•1.101•TI:001•T o-
$111/1JnUVu T R
T
An TO LEND AT LOWESATES.
AUVshort date loans at
68,v 61-- per Cent
Apo,,• 27rav
M. J. KENT, Manager
1111 IIPLENIENTSI
Liana AfalieivrintsiT "Or
•
PDEJOWS,
ROOT & STRAW CUTTING ROOS,
• CORN SlItTIRBS, •
And all Implements tieed on a farm
as Giood Itfl the Beet, and as Cheap
rta the Chettpott, st, •
B WEIR'S
I'MPIT,MENT WA rtrinooms,
• citoTOIST.
Formerly. oceuted try .Mr. James Smith, two :cloties north of -the Grand Union
liotiel, 1,v1inre he wsiti9I 6hke Vseictsoecit.etho see all old customers and inany new ones. ,
Come and see my nadiau Tweeds, Irish fierges.
•Meltons, Worsteds, and, Fancy Trouserlugs. and Seinpuer Over-
steattings, 1011(10 and tut/le the.batest Fashion.• • . •• •• It
EVERY GARMENT ISII4ALKING 'ADVERTISEMENT; .
'Made by the Best %Mechanic's and trInImetI ,With the Best Trimmings le
the mitaket, at Reasonable Prices. Parter: Viseher's 'reptitstimi as a Cotter .-
and Coatinaker is serauld to none in the county. • Parties haying their own gouda .-
01111. have , ttieni made ' up anti trimnied on e shorfest notice and at reasonable
charges.
FISCHER.
•:.
•• •. OAK HALL.
174TA_M-nr45.3 cg.z CO
-CLINTON. ONT., DIllA,LEItfiiIN-
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully and Accurately . Conipopded,
and Orders Answered with Care and Despatch.
The Public will find • our Stock of .Hedieines Complete, Warranted •
anctqf the' Best Qnality
Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Shoulder Braces, Trusses, Sponges, and all
kinds of Druggists4 Snuclriee usually troth' syirst.Class Drug Store.
0 — 0 tOt'••••••a• 0 .74...
West of England, Scotch and foreign &dings
Trousermgs,Enghsh French Worsteds:
Goderich, has a splendidly assorted stock of new Spring and SuMMer t400ds.
Ordered and Ready-made Sults at. the lowest prices ever heard of --none but ths
hest or triininings rised, and perfee1 fits guaranteed. A full line Of OENTS' .
mock. calf find Swot wiU pay'you'
ABRAHATil SMITH The Sqtlaite.
SALESMEN WANTED
-Aires WITH neenoy exit .r:ZTErtMINA-
Jy.i end possesited of a, reasonable amoUnt
of intelligence and business tact, can have their
expenses paid and oald law 80161801, by selling
our Nursery Stock. We guarant80 altatod
and ne wo are Well itnd favorably knew') throUgh•
out Ontario, nor agents fInd notrouble in making
sales. No raquoienee required 1 Outfit can be
coact! In coat pocket. '
Send us a postal eard for ternis, etc,
• CHASE BROTHERS
and Seecisinen,
284 Oin, LAKII1'Oit7, ONI".
Perfect Satisfaclon Give%
VV1.1 oo 701' think it necessary te mention
names Of ladies' that have given 'Mom
Minus dresteS and eostunies to matte. 'rho
have 'neon perfeetlyriellehted arid satisfied with
their dreeses-not only With Lite style of the gar.
Mont, blit the 578t150 and ilnishIng Is Sta thor-
oughly inSpected before leaVIng the hate-Wish-
ment that no lady need IINVO any hesitation in
plaeing is Cress /rad Costurne in nem ().111010:0
hands. rermot satists,ottott iven or lie
ettatus. PriceS of making very Moderato, to
Suit different classes of goods.
itIrA CALL SOLIOITSILVit
Ism most fastidious will he COnVitotd that 1f MS
0g8r1tit8 iS thoroughly Mistress of her business,
and that she Will do het 'eery hest ta cater to the
the Wffiltil Of 11117 lady thet Ahmed visit oar
establishment. The ladies of eitnthil see coon.
try Mtn red moulted that there will he no thiskii,
alteratmns or disappointments, enters attended
to sithrlisprocir. -vieweits 81, rtft4t04,,
ineepor,
AGRICULTURAL MTG.-COMPANY,
optrrnmoLimcoE, ON.
THOS ARCHER AGENT,
others till you licti ths Celebrated
wrought Iron Harvester and the Beatty Reaper
Hay Mikes, straw Cutters, eleughe and other.
Implements,
All Warranted. Repairs constantly on hand.
WakattoOM next Cantelon's.Carriage Werks
Clinton 2.71.3m.
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AFTER
THE*
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FIRE
.CANTEL,01..13,1,198.
E4dirE'D
Racey's Old Stand.
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