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*Pit it sintafrans anis ratable source, either
, -IOW e,r *item Revell et Meggingh en.
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+, *ease raw "sours cf gam* interest
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"•.,' •WO ,-BOYS WANTEI:1 at onoe, to
-441arn tha Art ot Printing. Must, be
.sett relinble. 5Apply at this
bratitatt ExototatoN--To Buffalo
and Aft Falb; Sept..4th. Tickets,
*004 two 411AyS only, $1.75. Train
*:\14*,:ir`f1 atilvOn 0.27, it. tn. Thie is
'11.110);Mt'neii,ent excursion of. the
:*emtr. -.Crowds are going. to Go!
. ti.frevirford, the Genuine.Singer sew-
ing Uaehine agent, has REIMVED
from the Perrin Btock to the TOWN
HALL. Intending perchasers of machines
who wish to wive money, time end exilleY.
ones .elantld call and see the "Binger"T-
eraltop in Town Hall. 297-0t
0014 DOWEs.--School supplies
est; pricand 5 quires good
a0littittlito
1cents, at Weir's
ier . 301 .
trasrox from . •u to Port
Ploy, .Priclity, Augailt‘29th-, fare
• .,-;.-See posters. ---.0- ,,,„,,,,,. ,...„._
• Bin'Exonastox -Over 'the t, H.
* B. totjagra Falls and Hamilton,
.; . Sept. 120. -Train leaves •Clinton,
• ' 1,05, n. tu. ' Tickets; good two'daYs,
.only $1.75. Every body is going.
'40Oute along, • 301 2t
Van Walk.
W1140114,111 hes a hoard of trade
with forty members.
L. 0. S. -We have to aolwowledge
customary courteales Irma the °Clears
of the Luchnow Caledonian Soewty.
There will be a big time in Lueltnow
ou September 10th. $1,800 in prizos.
Will ye no gang to eee the games?
Dr. Coleman, of Seaforth, has
purchased twelve acres of land a
short distance below S. Clair, Mich.,
for the purpose of putting down 4
aldt Well and eatering into the manu-
facture of omit The contract for
hortug him been let.
"SERER" crowded out this week.
Will appear next issue. •
It is roMoreti. that the editbr of
oar, 'Cafe* proposes going lnt:O. the
-1...xcarsifin %Wildness
champion quoiter Of Huron
ruce....:Mr. W. A. McOlymont,
if/ghoul. -What will. Mr. John
Morris, of Colborne, say abont it
A. Hutto AY CONSTABLE.='Clie
,Walkerton constable visited the bek.'
ere there a few dap: age, and &died
.60 loaves of bread ou account 0
Antall weidit.
MR, T. A. Mot', left here on
*Otiday of lett week to attend the
funeral. of his youngest • brother
UrellESq., of Chicago. The
t•
AvounNo Tam AFFEasAsco
Rm.-A Scott Act man rode in a
buggy with several neighbors to
Walkerton to hear King Dodds,and
walked home, some 13 miles, rather
than associate with oleo who belie'''.
ed. Dodds had the biggeat end of
the stick.
Wnar NEXT,. -in Missouri, hug.
ging sociale have been introdneed
well Salvation Army treahuries,and
a paper gives the following beale of
prizes: -Girls under eixteeu, 25 as.
for each hug of two niiniaes; from
eixteen to twenty -Live years of age,
50 Oats; from tweety to twenty.trve
75cents; school ma'anis, 40 cents;
widows, aecording to looks, from IQ
cents to $2; old maids, 3 cents apiece
or two for a Pickle, and not any. lim•
it of. time,
OR cotem in its last issue says :
"A couple of young men from Late,
.on got into a tight at the Grand
Union on Monday evening, but were
separated before they had hut -teach
other very badly," We are request-
ed to state that there wasno tight
at the time and place mentioned,
consequently no separation: Nor
has there been a light at the Grand
Vnion since irWit opened its a pub-
lic house. 11111 ViTt-fillir-t IVA
correction be made as a matter of
justice to the przwiatess,,
.• • .
BEEF in Bjteratri..-Mi!.
tsaa o Waterloo, has recently
returnefOrom a business trip to the
Ohl ColIntrv, He claims that Cana,
dian beetcantiot compete with Eng-
lish fed at paces paid and effv:red.
Cal:mai* buyermust in the future
pay less for cattle.„Mget more for
them. English diati'Sled beef is sell-
ing, at 6 W. 6 pence,•iktifst , which
our Canadian cattle capat confpete
at past paid prices... .,
remains were interred at Hamilton.
MARKET ButhOlweis.-SeafOrth is
agitating for a new Market house..A
• market • house in Clinton, and fix,
ad market days for different kinds of
produce have been talked of by
. ennui Of the eitirlelis of Clinton,
e c 1
' Rev. FATKER SHEA, o ta oeamrto,
has fallen 'heir to a fortune by the
death of an aunt: in the Old Country.
..r11
. Rev. gentleman is a liberal one
and )z.
•• a are . pleased to learn.of his
. ..kod hick, • • ‘ . ..
IR. V: H. HELE, of 'Wingluttn,
sowin-In'w of Mrs. Morley, town,
left last Week for Rellefoetaine,
' Ohio, where he will engage in bus-
. laces with his brother in-law. He
Was aeconipanied. by Are. geio and
Miss Long. "
j A RINGER. -II. W. C. UPyer,
7 Esq., 51ayor of Witigliaini has pre•-
• 'witted a beautiful silver nied.al to
he' Wi lighem...Quoit• CI ub, to become
he property of the party winiiii4,.• it,
twice in.:three years, One match to
be played each year. . • : ...
. MR. CHAS. • WATTs,•"of•Hainiltoti,
ill in ioivm since Saturday 04 0., Visit
to bis father tind brother, the drew
gists. The gentleman is aecomPtinit791
. . •
• by his Wifvf.anil four Children. MI
•
doubt they will enjoy themselves in
our pretty inwo. • '
Mat Am) Hoasg. Tho fastest
marled wile wade by a wan, with
only his own natural powers of
lecomotioo,i four minutes, sixteen
end one-01th beconda, by William..
Cutowings, at Preston, England.
The fastest wile wade by a nutting
horse is one minute t1dityuiue and
three,quarter second, made by Ten
Broeck, at Louisville, Ky. The
fasteet trotting wile is two minntes,
nine arid threesouarter aeconds, by
Maud S. at Cleveland', Ohio. These
records lead the Chicago Herald to
the conclusion that "wan is a long
way behind the brute." We don't
11110W about that. When Maud S
skipped around the track in 2:9i a
Clevelawl the other day, Bair, her
driver, who, by -the -way, la a wan,
waan't more than a couple or three
feet behind her all the way.
. •
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A CREDIT TO litator.-The Carle-
ton Place Herald contains the fol-
lowing concerning the Eonald en-
gine, made in Brussels: At 1,000
feet dm stream shot beyond the
epic° of Zion church. At 500 feet
two streams were Played several
hours at thiPpostoffice corner, com-
passed 1130 feet horizont illy, and
wetst. over the three story Struthers
block; all this with fiteete prelsure
QE between 80 atid 100 pounds. It
was a magnificent exhibition, and
the glory of it was the sustain4b4
power of the maehinery„ It was a
superb fire teat, and more that hat,
fled the keenest criticism. Even
Mr, Button. (an American engine
maker), who waif present, was al-,
most dumb. A.,4•ain on Thursday
afterneon she was brought forth by
Messrs Shilson and Flett, Mr.
Thompaon, fireman, . They ran her
splendidly and proudly, knowing she
had no peer in North Lanark, and
proved it. It is only necessary to
add that the council were-satistied;
-ilI�thexpta1tnd the -people;'---
,
CANADA COmPLErE.-Mr. 0. DuilloP,
of Se 'forth, who lissso punctually
deliveaed }Ake . greater portion of
Lismo.7-Bdchard Carlton, the
suspected confidence operator, ar-
.rested by Constable Charlie 'Sleinin,
about a week age, was yesterday,
identified by Alexander. Campbell,
Winghatn, as the thief who con6,1,
enced him out of $40 at the Union
station, 13y representing himself as a
merchant and borrowing the cash to
pay a mythicta freight 1411. The
prisoner:was committed for trial.
'Gaon) Excultsrow,-The excursion
of the seastin will he the one from
Kincardine and all stations on the
London, Huron ei Bruce Railway to
Port Stanley, on the 20th August:
FluDAY, 29TH AuGusT. The return
fare,from Clinton is only 161.25. It is
getten up under the auspices of Clin-
ton L. 0. L., 710. Arrangements
have also been made for a sail on
Lake Erie. As Port Stanley is One Of
the „Most popular resorts in Canada.
everybody and their wives and if weet
hearts should take advantage of the
•
ROT. DuEstiont, ia lad in tile.
. $„,„forth sun office, 10.0,,,,,,a Al ,,g : et i n v I..; t.t.0 t I entered he P. M. Sanild
. Dmismore, dreatenake. e, Clinton„'met, ors against James Ceese,,of Eergua,
With a serieux .and painful ocular,: for refusing to. acconatiltdate Seott
. He w.aff ,workiiig a •smill j.rinting A.et .supporters at his hotel. • ; -
Pr°1";.aud h'ivi'.1g.nli48"4 L." 810('t1 he MertE PROHIBITION' 'WANTED. -
ritthis hand hi, to straighten it and T ' '
. . . . he deadly effect .of. the 'festive cu..
• .whpn the impression was being cuMber have been Written and itreak.
taken, hie hand; was .erualled badly, en off from • l`tinie ,iinutenorial" yet
hatingerri.are broken and the an baalaubbroalsb b„ Foliated, for
palm of the 1-taad badly tiqiieeZed.. , . legislation pro. hibitirsig• ltbs . stile'', ea.:
St.oPataru Paearts,---The.Durbarn oePt on the 'it'd"' of a l'hYsi°i°°''
Chronicle man is a flatfooted alanda The latest victim is. Mr. .111artin
and plants his lioof after this fash: *Vaulter who resides.theee miles froul
iou:-.7•"Olice .more we:remind our Ine,erao,11.Who died last Sunday'. On
readers that it is a Matter. of the Saturda3. "aninfi be 'ate largi;IY of
. ., moat uttee.inbffeaeece to us. if any mice inbers 'mid vinegar. :The result
contracted itidividtral gets mad, and was that digestioo,waS.tiriatated, and
stops bis paper, but a refecence.te • lie Was • taken with spasnla and al
' (tor ternie will show that no'aubseriii, thotigh ' all was done- thet uted'cal
tionda taken for less than a year. 'Skill cold do they 'pill& net 'be.
,. .,.. . y , rs anc ten o
broken and on Sunday evening' he •
,
' They will pleaait pa fi t i tl -
stop taking at aspen as they.picase.4 expired.; death tieing' preduceil by
OFFICIAI0 TasitiroNv, At a nub- paralyals. of the. heart, arising .froin.
tic meetini in Bruce, a .couple Of' .dig6sti°n' '
Week ago, chief constable 13radley Crsr.,cet's Painarr.---.Sonte time
Act said:-- ago tar. e Made mention of a new deviee
of.Miltoin itt referring to the Scott
•'"Liquor hi sold: over the•bar, and
-, there are eight Illicit:4 in- Mitten
Where,yotrcan procure liquor in any
quantity. Titere•is now more liquor
consuinerl. In „the eminty than there
. Wits under the license eystem. There
were only fditr. plades." Where liquor
could be Obtahied under the .Orcioks
act." . .. . ..•
Fog A Buiiw.-A. tvriter to the
Of Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods*
ewelry, Silverware9 ,
Bibles, Albums, Hannuocks, Pocket Books, Ladies'
Satchels, W all Ipe-, Cigars, Pipes, Baskets,
Croquet Sets, Balls, 6ce.; dm., will be
I.OLD AT BIG REDUCTIONS
So as to clear out the Stock before stock -taking.
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY.
HRIS DICKSON
in the rear of the town hall. Mr.
A. Campbell had the coutract for
the brick work and made a good job
of H. W. Gook and chit.
dren, accoinpatfied by Miea Lottie
Mitchell, have returned froin
ildielial-The brickwork on NV.
C. Searle's block of stores will 30f)ii
be completed.-Ildiss M. Kilby,
daughter of Mr. John Erlty near
Suunnerhill limiting the old home-
stead and her many friends in the
•viirinity. The young lady has been
residing for several years past, at
Houghton, Mich., and is now on a
ten ,weeks vacation. 81m likes: her
Athevican home very well and will
return there. -Rev Mr Craig has re-
turned from a short visit to the pretty
eircplar tOwn.-Peter Craib taka
ing a vacation, -Me. Rowland, with
S. Davis, was called to Lolidon the
other day on account of illness...of a
relarivegirere.-8chool Seca Hides;
has refurned from his trip on the
lakes monuthentally bronzed,- Mr.
Ily. Young has 'received a letter
'"Picturesqu$ Canada will on his frOtn" his son who m farming near
..coNvIcTIoN Quiattan.-It Will be
rememi ered that, cases were tried in.
Elora,against Movel.s. Spiers,
row and Clouse, 'hotel" keejatis, Fora
daccharge 1 with rolusing nceotereo-
,datien to a nuarbar Of. di-lc-go:ea of
the Seat etsiebervention,. held hi
the village- of :Verges', All the engPs
were diamisSeil and Mr. Jelin, Mac
Donald, Ontaelo Lieense it:sr:actor
foa Ocntre Wellington broualit a
freak case against Herl,ert •Ceuae..
whitdi wastried in the Guelph, police;
next trip complete his task so
far as the work praper is concern -
e 1. The complete numbers will
form one of the most interesting
histories of Canada, judging from a
literary point of view, while the ex-
cellence of the• illustrationa makes
it a work of art probably net equall-
ed in the world. "Picturesque Oa',
c.hada." is certainly a work that.
Canadians can be pro'nd of The bun-
13randon, Mich. Ile reports crops
good, wheat averaging 30 bushels an
acre. -Mr. Homer Cooper is contina
ed to the house by an ailment of an
inflammatory nature. -Mr. Jobe
Mal,ileton of Goderich . township,
shipped a ear load of cattle to Teron-
to, Monday, He took the same:
train to look after their disposal, -
The people of Au Sauble,
are to be congratulated on having
deeds of thouaands of copies ef it secured the eervices of Miss.' Yough--:
that have been subscribed: for 10 the Wingliarn, to take charge of a
old country will be of inestimable
allenefit in :placing Canada before the
'Capitalists and others of the old
world in a light drat he is fully' •de-
sefiring Of. Mr. Donlop will on Ilia
next visit show sabseribera sa.mples,
Or atiff inoroco eovers which are ad-..
mirablar adapted tb bind the work
i. I c is iiitended that' the 36 parts
be bonald, iniwe volumes. A. valu-
able work aike "Picturesque Canada"
. is' worthy of'a mere solidlarb than
the ephemeral paper coyer.
eourt, and the magistratf. entered
convii.!ticti aticl• tiite'd the defendant.
$5 'and co,t8. A.t the eounty itoopt
ti 01 at Guelph Or: Tuesday,
Honor Judge Giaiiwiek .tlia
Tia Fnowsa Snow. -This .exa
hibition has now • been open for
week and we' are in a position to
say that no more.Suitc.essful an affair.
has been held in Clinton for a:long
;time. It must. have been gratifyiag
:to the promoters . to lia.ye. been so.
well pall onized,' and spealra well for of the llth that,. was that of the
our townspeople's liberality in 'candidates who :wrote fez...Second
Class only. The list. below is com-
plete With„the, exception of the„Seu-
ond ClasS Wrearly: published: -
.T ./ohne,
Eadie, A Cruiasliank, M MO?, wen.
• 'Third 'M Doan,. E. E
Maxwell, 13 Scoit, A 1Vt prag,tw
ITutker, 1'.D. 13 eks C mpf;11,
Cooper, A Orell; GA:tat. S,Tey, ,
ler, G Vancomp, Black well, a
Danby; K
puhlio sehool there. --Ar. Malloch,
on Saturday received
Dation from the Education .Depart-
nient, Toronto, that those whom. the
Examiiiers passed and reemelnended
at the Clinton .Eutrance Examine -
does haVe heen.confiruied.
Exconstom from Blyth to Port
Stanley, August aoth-areturn,fare
$1.35. Call your friends attention
to it.
Edicational Department,' •
Clinton Woollen. Nil's.
Having rurebased the above Mills they
will
Commence Running AT ONCE,
under the mattagetnent daft.. E. Column.
All kinds of
MANUFACTURING
done on short notice, and a large
Steck ot • •
Woollen Goods for Sale, Cheap,
or in Exchange for Wool.
DAVID GRAHAM;
. The follewing is the continuation
of the, lint of canalidatea, from ,the
HIgh Sul:eels or this. county, who
successfully .pftsaed ,the recent Non.
professional Examination, The hst
which we published from the Globe
long KO:tabling the exhibition.. • It
wail the intentioif:to shave closed on
Saturday evening but .upeo univers-
al request the show was kept open
Monday aud Tubstlay evenings .of
this week. The. programmes of loot,
wrek were varied .etiouall to attract
large crowds each evening. Tile
Doherty Oegan Cifd ban 1 dia.eacel:
ant etarvice and added. greatly to the
enjoytnent eacl eVeuittg. On
Friday evening Mrs. Newton td
Prof. BroWu. etfthrtaitted those pres,
tint by . rendering several appropriate.
seleetinna on the .organ kindly lent
by Mr. Corbett Doherty. Mr....Wan
Jaekson. furnlslied the rink -With-. tel
ephOneiconnectivii and . gave ala'rge
nartiber the drat, opport unity olex-
eiitiuing
that 'wetalerful ill en: t1.01)
Music played. Godei hill could be,
intredueed,into buggy gears by Mr. f
everiooked, it wits not through any
Hairy' Cantelon . carriage maltor, intentional slight; but 'because of
taafar It • Was Len stated that A.Ir, • the large ainoant of work Odell had
Cantelon :had applied for a patent: to be done. There' Were a number
Last weeklie obtained tile necesiary who had beautiful' flowera, which
paperat compried. The patented would have greatly added to the
proven:tent demists in a novel arid •exhibitian, but when tile canvas Yvas.
'made these were • either 'absent or
ingenions mode of attaching tho cow
overlooked. ; It is pleasing to know
fleeting parts of the geat to the roar
and front portions. It is Often no. that 6°°°(4°11•Y the 8116w was P; aua-
cess, realizing ever $150.
PROPRIETOR,
E. CORBETT, Manager. 299 .
- IVIARKE-T REPORTS.
• (Corrected every Tuesday afternoon
ctarros.
1 lour,. ' • .. '• 86 60 to
Fall Wheat, now, • . cr so to
spring Wheat, 0 00 to
Barley ' • - . 0 62 to
04,4; , • . . 0 30 to
Peas 0 70 to
App)es, (winter) per bbl, 2 00 to
Potatoes, • • 0 50 tO
Butter 0 14 to
Eggs: 0 14 to
Hay, - • ' •• 7 00 to
Hides, • 6 00 to
Beef, .
Sheepskins -
Turkeys, per pound,
Geese • • . . •
Ducks, per pair •
Chickens,'Per pair
Pork, •
Wool
Cordwood, • ,
F....1(3:7;lro''linte(,,j.,l'al3s8..,"--81LIigillinal,i1At°'il.'PlN
Mei-lardy, A ; M 1116rriSori; 'A ; T
si444,1), 0 ; Ca ..Aaideraon, 13.... NV 4.
Baird, A ; J.:Dowering. B; A. Budge,
A. U Gray,' A i W . lY1 nee, 'At G
aleEinley, 13.;.L Iv Di.ehi, g ; A
.:Gregi'fry, B ; L.2, Gregory, '13 ; T m.
..Jihtiout.is,rearti: The 'Mouth Orran •Oallear,:•Il. ,
13thid _deserve' Special Mendell 7 for • GODERICIL •
their service:4., .-Iti feat therp.seems • Intern -fed iate.-R. 8 Acheson, ,A
to have. been' a general ileairearit Elie .G., ahem, Ic. Conies ..A Can:Jilin, M
Part of every one to do what they A ainioiabb., J. stal'ker, ',.T 1.-.41.ciiii.c,,,
could, aild this made', Ciuton'S firs n Roaertrion. . . . .
'flower show a gretit.sucCess; . Mr. S.
Third ClasSa:L•T Allain.R Serburn
Davis :crested a.s.,dendid ,wqkieg
E Acherion_t 8 Smith; J Wilaoni M
feuritain around w hich. vont arranged pl._
..,anieron; E J' Cassidy, J OW411 M
Grout, A Portre:, A O'Reilly, .1' M
Houle of the handeemerit flowers and .
plants. .Jue;. Cutininf.,liaine filled up . .
•GOrdoir, .1 .G Munro..
.a email aquariurn. and surrounded it
Second Class.. -M Robertson; A •
with moss arid ferns tneking a. very .
pretty . show. Messrs, . Foister & 0.. EVI°1-Cbti,_.'iu,., A....; 3....M"eriY, ..A.; 'll''
• Bryley's . :exhibit Of uameron, A , . J.
photographs • laj...tIrray, . hr. ,„ ,),.... ..
ties,oed ell the preiee woe)) hes. W:eathernettd, D, .
lieciit.giVen it; and it eel tainly ad , . . ' - sorPlyr.11- •
clef' largely to the exhibition., The ' Intortnedifite.-F MeCangbey, A.
ladles very kindly lent their birds Mer,,ea:n, W Govenitick,,I Melasallyett.
'for Friday, and in the iftertioon the 1:1.Muartry, D De.Vereux, P,McDou-
huildine was vooal with their Music gall. , • ... ' . . . ,.
e
but in the evenifia cantrary to ex: ' Third ociaa„,.ar smibb, B Barr,
.9 ,.
'pectations, they ' were silent. Iti .}} Dodds, 3 Hogg, J Foreest, .3. 3
would be imposeible to • name' al Keyes, J aloylm. G;ki .Thompson„
• those in. connection with the' affair
Second Chas's, - G A Dewar, 13.;
who deserve mention, but the cotn-
T Ma,1811e, 13 ; W Ilewitt; 8; W
luittee wish' to return. their thanks McQueen, A • 8 Anderson, A; T 0
to all for the • assistance and patron- .Batolifro, 8, i E, Murphy, *), r, -fl
a la, ka ..c.
age given them. 11 any have been Bishop, 13.. '
• -
New Linen Lawns, New Victoria Lawns, New Embroideries',
New Reversible Prints in Pink Checks, Black
and White Checks, and $13110 and White Checks.
A 60
0 80
0 50
0 52
0 80
0 70
2 00
000
0 16
0 16
8 00
7 00
to 000
0 75 a,to 100
0.00 "So 000
0 00 to 0 00
500 to 000
000 to 000
750 to 800
016 o to
800 to 4.00
Orangandie Muslim, White Pks,, White Polka Dot Sateen;
New tuntings, 'Nun's Veiling, Fancy Dress Muslins,
and Summer Silks. . —
See Our Great Stock and you will be satisfied.
Estate JOHN HODOrENS,
The GREAT. DRY -GOODS PALACE OF CLINTON
To Margaret Mains, Matthew
maws, John ionins, Qeorge:
1111qins, Rebert
Mains, Joseph W. Mains, kW-
eliKel E. Mains, Isaac MMus,.
Albert Malns. the. heirs of
watug MAINS, deceased,
and to J. tbe.
moostrator orivuumn Matas,
deceased, and to ail others
interested ln the lands here,
mafter mentioned. -
TAKE. NOTICE
That you, tile ve named Margaret Mains,
matthew mein f Mains, George Minns, men
Mains, Robert 5. n Joseph W. Mains, 14c:heel
E. Mains, Isaac t I Albert Mains, the heirs of
-WIttLIAMAAI leeee.sea, and the s31d-(1....P...
TfliDALL• the 6,1 istratur of William moms,
(Woollen, are In at tear to THE LONDON AND
ONTAltiO INVESTMENT CriMpANY, MUTED,
on a Mortgage bearing date the 21st day of Jana.
ary, 1880, to secure tho sum 0( 52,000 and inter.
est, made by William mains, and 61argaret Mains
for the purpose of tarang Aar dower to the
English and Scottish Investment company of
condo, Limited, and by them assigned to tbe.
London and Ontario Investment ovmpany, Lim-
ited, by Indenture of Assignment, dated the 28th
day of November, 1831, and. by which said
blortgage and Asstgnment tho following lande
are conveyed to the said London and Ontario
Investment Company, Limited, neMely, all that
certain parent of land situate. in the•Townahit7 of
Hullett, in the County nt . Huron and Province
of Ontario, being uomposed of the north ninety-
one acres of, Lot twenty-1We, in the fourteenth
concession of the eald t(Avriship.
And RA payment thereof hoe not been . made
according to the tenor and eff.et of the proviso
• for payment, therein contained, you and each one
. of. You are 'required' to take notice that unless
payment of the said mortgage meney and interest
be tnade to the said The London and Ontario In.
vestment company, Limited, the said Company
will prodeed to .enter upon or ieaseor sell the
-told ussirtgaged,lands pursuant to the owe:wand
the several covenants, and proVisions
contained in the said rtiortgage. Also take
notice that the maid lands will be offered for sale.
by Pubile Auction, at the commercial notei,
the VII.LAGE OF BLYIII, on THURSDAY, the
TWENTY-FI5'Tit day of SEPTEMBER, et .2
o'clock, afternoon.' And thin in case the same be
not thou sold the said The London and Ontario
Investment Company, Limited, will proceed, with
or without any consent or concurrence on yoor
" Goderich Towns.bip.
From our own Correspondent. ,
Harvesting on the Oth completed.
Mr. John M.ershall,, of the Bayfield
line,: set fire. to, some thistles in a
field an Saturday evening. The
wind or Sunday .stirred up the un-
noticed sinouldeyang reniains .of,the.
thistles and spread the fire to an ad:
joininglarge field of Otte, a conaidem-
nla
portion of which was coustained.
What were not deritroyisd'were saved'
by plowing around them. •.
. Mr. ;Arthur Churchill,' of the 9th
has:returned from afanitOba: where
he was. on a visit. His son Arthur,
Jr.. had IOD acres in crop this year.
,nehl has 200 neves. broken up.for nest
'rhe property is in the neigh.
•borliood of Brandon. ,
, • •
Last Tlitirsday the team,of lir. Geo.
:Can Wien, of tha 7th, ran away •while
hauling vain from the field.: His
daughter Linda, who Was. on• the
'waggon, was thrown off 'anti 'badly
injured aboot the head andshouldera.
She. is iinProving.
Council met at •Irolmesville; Aug.,
Ilan 1884, purauant to adjournment.'
Members all present •exept, J.11. l.
Heft,. wan Was unavoidably absest.
aliuutettof. last meeting readitnd Pas-
sed..- Ceu n•ty. Clerk's letter, read s tat '
ing :amount required for. County
•purposee.' Moved by &trees Laith
.waite.; sec. by Johti Beacom, that 'a
ratdinf A.mills.on the $ be levied an
all the- read rateable- and perscinal
• property .in the • toixnsiffp for•county
:proposes, and the, Clerk levy the. dif:
..ferept awns required •by the several
-Sc000l, Trustees -for the c u rre t .y•ear
A•By•Law ng the,
above was drafted, read three • lines'
'and passkl. followitigacedtints
were. paid t LaWrence Manning,'
gravel paid.from'B, M., ta a;tae
ottlee„4.datirtg,,jal CO in plaint
being'thade.thitt private intrtf08 took
gravel' froin -rJact allowance and 'left
the plooe in an unsitfi•i stritei it was
mov,erl by John Beacon?, we. by Jas.
thwaitei thst the Clerk notify Win.
Ford, P.,a1,7 tir have Pickard
fill .ttp at once -whore he ,tuok.' the
gravel 'frond opposite John- Calbick's
Myth; and that. Pickard be .keld
responsible tar any .or all 'et,cidents
that may occur through his neglect -
Carried. The Council 'adjourned to.
Meet agaiti. on tlea last Monday in
September,. . •
WE HAVE -MADE
GREAT PURCHASES
part, AND WITSIOUT ANY FURTIOtit NOTIOR To you, to
.enter into possession of the eald premises, and
to t•egelve mid take the rents and profits thereof,
mid whether in or out of possession of the mine,
to make any.lease or leases of the same, as they
the said Company shall see At,. and to sell and
absolutely dispose of the game, .el titer by auction
or private sale, or partly by auction and pat•tly
by private sale, ma they the said 'company may
deem proper, and either for cash or upon Ruch
terms of credit as they may think proper, and
to con.vey and assure the sante triton so sold unto •
the purchaser or purchasers thereof, as he or
'August, 1884.
t......„___Iley obeli direct i.t.tnd.. 1,0.11.mcolfiraAn..ivicK, '
391 It
Dated at the City of Tyrant°, this le.th day
Valhi,. tac,, . .
. . solicitor fur the company.
, . •
• . .
New Yeti< Drug. Journal states: ticed that the eats otbuggics become
• While engaged in a elientioul lopsided when' an excessive weight
iment, I severely burned my hand
and arm. To allay the intense pain
mixeil whiting with Water to the
consistency of thiek cream, and With
it coVered all' of the affected parts.
''s„'.17he result wil3 "magical ;" the ,pain
instantly coasetifbut the heat caused
, by the inflammation drove off the
water as (deem; when the whiting
• was dry rwatilied it a and applied
rest) liguttrecatting, and so en, ln
svo days my hand was well.
A ORAVE BustatEssa-Neighbor
veneon hat; had the end wall of
his building decorated with char.
Actors indicative of his busineiss,
physician congratulated Me. Steven. -
Hon on the SUcceSS of the artiet, tut
said
Mr.Pilatoian-,-"Mr. 8, you
should einuplete the dard by havitig
A pottrait of yourself tit., ono aide,
. Mr. WoUldn't be. appro.
priate at the lade, sirs I'M All tad&
taker."
Mr. r... -"Very wells Mr. S., just
lay yourself out then."
11.tr.ES.*,-"13ut though I'm art Mt&
dertaker, rrnmita flat, just send me
your photo, doctor, ib Will be so
tench easier to lay Ont. a flat, tball an
under biker."
hey speak
is on one side. So much so is this
the case that when a heavy and light
person -are_ in the vehicle, there is
-danger of the heavy one being throwe
out where Vortions of the ,roadway
happen to be sidling. .I6 is uncorn-
fertable in any event to be riding in
a buggy with the Sad declining side-
ways, , This patent; by a self -adjust.
ing device, preserves the horizontal
position of the seat* no matter how
much heavier weight is on one side
Alum on the other. How this own
palmation is made up we dattnot here
state, but a call at Contelon'S shop
will satisfy those intereetecl. Besides
the increased" comfort of riding in
vehicles with this self-adjusting and
eomponsatiilg gear, the rtinnieg of the
vig is rendered easier and the wear
will be much lose by proVenting un
dile strain and weight tmon ono tido.
We should him to nes Mr. Cantelon
go into the inanufaeture of thotm
glare extensively , and stmply the
trade throughout Canada. with thoth.
Exports say it is one of tho meet yal-
liable improvements in the running
goer of vehicles that they know of,
„Alla its introduction OM baldly all
univoreal ao 610011 at, ita
D known.
BitInt8.-Ras. J W. A. Stewart,
of liainiltoin spent a few days in
town last week, as the guest ef his
brethetain law, Mr. Cole. -Mr.
Glaisgew has returned froth- the
roinid trip on the"Ucento," lis
had a pleasant timo. and speake very
highly of his treatment by Captain
McGregor and other officere of that
boat.- A.fter many days with Lite
temperature so oppressive that Sid-
ney Smith's man, divested of his
clothing and flesh andsitting in his
bones, woold have felt comfortably
warm, a cool wave put in an appear -
twee Friday alast.-Mr. Preston, ef
Michigan, has returned home after
visitiug his uneleit, Messrs. Taylor
St Gill, town,-SeVeral aboriginals,
friino Southampton, visited town last
week; They were booining the bas-
ket bilainesS.-Frost le 13russels last
week at Ow time Clinton folks' titer.
monieters talker1.0.06 in the idiade.-
ittirday mot hing about 8 o'clock a
welcome and heavy downpour ef
rain came, lasting about ten min-
tes,aThe eifitot of the Miteliel
Advo&st was oaitsd Ittlit W6616 by a
Mr, Levy, who brought the 'date
thorn all the Way front Scotland to
do the hueinese With. The editor
retailiff the cane tte 11seuvenir.
Miss fl. M, Campbell is visiting at
Itintardine.-W, W. rattan, Usti,
has lia(1 erected a fine brick stable
Front our own Corr.ognondent .
• Service next Sunday at the Sharon
appointment will be at 10.30 instead
of 2,30 'the usual hour. The above
arrangement Will affeat next Spider
only. VAS. ialces" the Ser-
vice. .
Me. James Birks paid a visit to our
village last Tuesday and took part in
the concert at Zion Church on the
evening of the above day. He re-
turned hoine today Weddesday‘
Mr. D. Birks Inis been successful
iri passing ler a 3rd 'Class certificate,
We congratulate our young friend
(only; 151 on his success.
The furnaces an the Meth. Choral
ate to be overhauled mid improved.
Not before being needed,
Foresters' excursion to London
was not well patronized last Monday
ad far AS llohnesville was congener'.
There, will be a society meeting in
the next Monday even .
ing tor the- purpose of' realetting Of
pews. On the following day there'
will be a bee for tins purpose of fixing
the slie,c1 and grounda,
•
Rout to BOOR SCTIWilig
Edward Shepherd, of Ilarrisbrurg
III" says; "'laving received ao mach,
benefit from Electrie Bitters, 1 leel it
rey d,ut,y to let suffering humanity
know it, Have hail a running sore
on my beg for eight years; my doctors
told.ine 1 would have to have tile hotio
toraped OP leg ItInputated, i, need,
'naked three bottles of Electric Bit.
ten; and seven boxes Thieklen's
Arnica Salve, and my leg is now
bound' and wed,"
Eleetio titters are tiolcl at fifty eenta
it bottle, and Itttekleirs. Arnica Salve
at23e,,per box by Watts et Co's,
S
Cartipbell,-:-/n Clinton, oe the 14th
the wife of Mr. Angus Campbell,
of a daughter.
JANES .PATTON, •
• Clerk.
Ashfield.
Prom our own trorresponclent.
The barn. of Mr. Harris, the mill
owner of Ashiield, was burned last
week, with contents, implements,
etc. The fire originated from sparks
from bush fires. About 4,O(10 bushels
ii
of gran n a granary narrowly escop-
•
MOrtgage Sale
OF VALUABLE .
FARM PROPERTY
- In the Township of Mullett,
IS TUE COUNTY OF HURON,
rr
,
'WHITE AND. GREY.
AND WE ADE. SHOWING-
.
reg LIE ill Whit gook
New Cheok Shirtings just in,
latz.Just, Oie: Goods for Harvest timo:igr
Boy's Clothes
Specialty.
UsnEn POWER OP SALE contained in a
mortgagea hill. will he nrod.ured at the
time' stool, theta will Isa °tined' 201. Sale by
Public Anetion, e.t bbs etilliillOtOici Hotel, in the
'VILLAGE OF BLYT1 f; at Two oaaoea P. AL, on'
Tisitroney,the 2Nth Stditesstbcr, A. 16.9
.1880, 'ALL that certanipareetof land situate in
the said township of Hullett Mid composed of the
rth ninety inie`ateees of lot twonty.flve in tile
.14th' Concession: ; 'rids dobnoble property is
situate within' one mid a half miles of the village
of „Myth, on the. L. 11. 3: B. 55. 11., and b. No. 1
Gravel road earMOCtS it with the Town of dode
rich, some sixteen miles distant,, and with the
-
Town • at ,. Clittton, . abut toh distant.
Chun:hes, Scheele, Flour and Grist 11111s, good
stoics and merlons ato alt. within eaay TOO of
this,preperty. •' • . ' • „
There' aye said to bo 81 sores cleared and' in
good state of' etutivation.` boti Said to hi). clay
'16Om. and gently undulating.. There is said to
e wonhthe premiseS Lug 1Piuso in e....good
state of.repalr,. and. a Frani e Burn, good, Well and
inever.fablibg supply of water• This, property
win .be %Ad subject ba 81.085001, 14, Terins and
conditions madeknown on.day of sale. •
' For further particulars apply to
.
E. M. CHADWWK.
, •
' . Vendor's Solieltor.
'BEATTY, CHADWICK, BLACESTOCK & GALT,'
• ,. NO. 58 Wellington -St. East, Toronto. '
Dated .16th August, 15.3.,1884. 80O -4t
• •
A Startling Discovery.
• Mr. Wm. Johnson, of Huron, Dak.
writes that his wire had been troubled
with acute Bronehitis f�r thany years,
and that all remedies tried gave no
perainanent reliekuntil he procured
a bottle M Dr. goes New Discovery
for consumption,
Coughs, and Coldai•
which had ,a rnagical effect, and
proeured a., permanent ;cure, It is
guaranteed Co cure all Diseases of
Threat, Lungs, oP Bronchial Tubes.
Prlal BottleeFree at Watts t3r Co'o,
Drag Store. Large site,' :00.„„
eohntyCurrency and District
HOW. •
Tuesday night 'last week tin old
num named John Connors, who has
been living near Hepworth, Grey
county, of late, committed suicide at
Dobeington, Brune county, by/taking
parts green. ,Dotnestie infelieity was
the cause of his suieide. Iiis relatives
a son, and -ons oe two daughters, re-
fused to have anything to do with hie
interment, would not even look at
their father's rethains, and he -was
buried by the neighbors, in a rough
box, by the road side. •
A. earl shooting accident °coved
ono day last week to the twelve.year
old sob of Me, Charles Ellis, who re-
sidee three .miles east of 'Alchemy,
it appears he had been out picking
berries and was carrying ft gun loaded
with allot. While getting Over a log
fence he drew the gun towards him
and the contents were discharged in.
Lo his lower jaw, breakIng it and
al:tittering the teeth, and part of tha
eberge lodging in ins mouth end ton.
gue,. From latest report& the boy
Was in a very oritieal condition.
Maicelin Campbell, sin 014 mei&
ent of the township of..diiiross,iwas
found dead on Saturday last in a field
not fat tenni his reeidenee, It t1BODItt
ha bail been to Teeataliter fee some
trierlieine on Priilay last, aeti on his
r, turning got overheated and lay
down, Mr. join, Little, notified the
coroner, Who Skid that, it, was not,
neeessary to hold an inquest. Mr.
Campbell WM a single man, aged 5/
years, and has a sister living in klatit
WilliaMS And two brothers iri the
reited Stele£1, • .
FOR SALE
OR TO 'RENT.,
rrII:ATVALUABLE PROPER,TY, knowit
. ea the • •
ilburn 1-lotel
At present occupied by Mr,•Fitan EIonams,
is offered for sale or to rent. The Hotel 18
situated on the gt two! roads betWeCti
Goderlell and Port Albert and
Goderich and Blyth, •and does a
snug business.. Possession on first of Sop-
•tember or sooner of required.. ' •
ferrms _Reasonable.
For particulars apply to '
• •
_ A. ALLAN
0
204:298-11' DUNLOP Pe O.
ERN°.
t 884;
CANADA'S GREAT EXHIBITION
And industrial lEuteiposy.
London, Canada,
86pt'r 22, 22;.2fi• 25,28
$17,000.,.00 IN .PR.11.E S.
ay it i.seinath
GROCERIES
Cheaper Than Ever
At COOPER'S Grocery.
Mr. Thos. Cooper returns thanks to 1. hi
many customers for their tuberal pationage,
in the past, and bcga to announce that I,Lt•
bas admitted his son. HOMER as.a.nienibcf.
of the tirw, and hopes they will receive a
continuance of the seepert Iteletacre 01.9
liberally accorded to the heuse.
T DRY -GOODS EIVIPORIUM
OF CLINTON.
. 32,00000 IN EXCESS OF 1883.
$1,049,00 inSpeeials by Friends
• 6f the Western: Fair
OPEN TO THE WORLD.
The 1Vestern Fair for 1884 will far surpass all
11.8 predecoSsors. The prizes are larger and the
new features and novelties to be introduceil win
Make it the most satinotive exhibition over bold
In (floods.. Walt for lt,
• Write•to the 801004 for Prize WO, Posters,
Programmes er any inforination required.
E. IL GEO, Me111100M, •
President gOS,It Seeretary
..1500)EN
..
I. -IA CIR.A.Z.e. 1M EYo-A,-•
Thebestgre4rii!,ionknowntoseioneeforbeeutifying the
'/IF1 COIVIPLL'XION
•
.....-:: ONE SINGLE APPLICATION 15 warranted to
_•-•:_; • neautify the „Face und give to the l'adtd or $allow
-,---T-etlCorn-
i rv 3eg°1.ferr13iiitflOrl'egTigr!liig7.;)1.)..c.„tciV#ieFrCleE,Zi
.
Foot, and the Ericlenee 02 Age, leaving the Skin Soft,
. 4# .s.°P,Rthicait_dowelleintet.s. Sent to any. aad.resS. restligo .
stamps tukuri. Address all letters to . . .
/ ' CREME D',011, prawer 2,678,; Toronto. KO. ,
Ask your druggist:for' it. Wholesale by all whole-,
sale druggists.
nometaxaccsaisirmacargiosocommew
01J Ft. Cita CIT....17EA-•-•,—
win still be a Specialty, arid can net .
he beaten in the market, , All oth,
Groceries as low as possible. A.
LisTg•-e-Stiiiik 'Of :GLASS-W.:ARE and
Cli3OCKEIt bit band, s-Als4
FRESH OAT MEAL, .
CORNMEAL, FLO1JR,
OATS, POTATOES,
• • do., &,e;
am. US 4 6611:quil bOaritiSfied,
T. Coop" perScSo.n.'
. ,
'Aelearneasa(iteevase..yievai
LUMBER ANO LATH. ;.
voR su,n; all kinds of Pine Lumber and
.1 m
! Lath.. Those wanting Luber or both 1011
thid it to their interest to give nut a. call. Yard
hack of the Fanning Mill Filetory; wellingtoif
Street, Clinton.
280-tf, • Josern CHIDLEY.
..P.LYTII. SAW NMI
GOSMAN & D.O1),T)Si
Are now prepared to do all kinds of workjin their
tine: Having put In a grain crusher, we are AMC
:to do obapplog 01. 5») time and on the shortest
.netice,.• •
GOtiAtAN II; irons, .
• myth, Ont
• THE LATEST 1.:
rrA'Klatt thfa renowned Ten.
1-1,sorial Artist, has obtained the assistance.
et a lirRt•eisse Ilather. (far All the latest styles
Of IM1104'endgeatielatorahair.catting. 0116(100r
.eatf, of the CoMmereial ifotel.
PR izE so gi‘o„„t, to, postage
and tectivo free, a eostly box
is If goods hilitlh Will bee) au,
of eithersint, tO (Ora money right away than
anything elni in thii world. Fortunes Await the
Workers absolittaly sore. At ones Address Tarn
f. co 2nt8rItt.el: made }lair dittar 0 86 III 81101)e
*Co., Augusta, Maine, m
• ,A,..,..I.Dtililf-tr , It!lif,,u,11,,!..8„,,,,11.(1: .,,,,161:112,„111s0 k'PeApit:IO'nit
ale at no -Niles of. 1.,01111 A. Ttlf1MAA. ge•
NEW
BOOT 86 8110E $TORE
IN PERRIN'S BLOCK,
WOrk,' easy's' and pegged, 'at
prices to suit oPery purse.. .Tho best work,
lowest prices, and satisfaction guaranteed,
As I have fiesta:lass city workmen em'
ployed, entire , satisfaetion is a certainty.
Give me a call. . . •
ROBERT ATJTTBRSOX Prepr.
11. BEACOM, _Meager.
. . .
• .
LONDON LOAN. CO'Y,
/-
$1.00,000 " "En!icelselinittATEs'
&:6 --per Cent
Apply to trte.y
M. J, ZENT, Manager
IN PEACE
PREPARE- FOR-- ViAR.
IN HOT WEATHER
PREPARE.' FOR
old natliar
OM YOUR
STOVES
SALESMENWANTED. ,
wiTif 'ENERGY AND Tigititidi06A-
.1) • 'PION; amjpossotnnd of a reasonahie autount
of intelligence and business tact, can. have their
expenses paid and earn ltirge oularies, by. soiling
our Nursery Stockwe guarantee alt storle: A.1.,
, and AA we aria Well and favorably known through-
out Ontario, our agents Ilnd 010 troublean tnalting.
sales.. No experionoo. raquired t Outfit can -bo
carried In coat pooket. . • . '
Send tis a postal card feu, terms,' etc; . „
At S. DAVIS'
Mammoth Stove Warehouse.
CHASE 'BROTHERS,
. Nunieryissen and Seecinnell,
284.6m. • • LAKEPORT, oNT.
THE
POWDE1181. •
\r•er:ctiscntto t 1o, Contain their Owe' -
r ti' 12 li it sa(e, onto, and atfoefatiil
.. • • •. en' .vorans iu Childress oiadulta '
TO THE PUE3LIC.
Gfideri.0111riarblelVorks
tor rile Coutity of Huron. • •
T n4v.E. appointed MR. 'ROBERT GORDON, a
1. st
General Agent of the Goderielt Marble Werbit
' JOSEPH YANi3TopNroEp.ti:av
Ir
•
GodoricFeb, 6, 106.
0.1.inton Iarbie .1-orks?„:
• • RITITON 8TBEET,
„. . . .
COOPERF-
IManufacturer of and dealer 1u all kinds of 4
IVIarble & Granite frit' CenieterY
Work at aguris that dory competition •
• •
•,„
• Aieo manufacture,:t of the Uelfforaled
.41tigrifiTAL • Sros,r, tor
pOses and Cemetery. Work,.Which.nimit
he seen Jo bp apprceittletl.--.-All Weil; •
watt:tilted to give sati,placti on, • f
•FIRE
OANTE.LON BROS.
-DAVE- -
REMOVED
Racey's OA Stand.
• .
OCERIE
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
0)1
Bankrupt Sale'
WITHOUT RESERVE,
-
•The subscriber.hegs to return his shareta
thanks 'to his customers. anti the publie
generally, forthe liberal pa:teenage
ed to him la tho past,. and by furnishing •
the.
Best Tof/rite/el'
--AT THE -a
LOW. .S1- Premoptative
he haves- to Merit tt contietiance uf the
, Jlo wonld specially (eeeregfe4d o triol f • .
his Dia= Oteorrivatoss of 010 snr
,s13,010
8::AANDS of, BRR
BRANDIES, tON
WINES aud }IOLLAND GINS, suitable',
Moat 'Purposea aud rand ea.
BAss' ALE and CliftsNEfite PORTER,
bottles -pints or :parte. CAsantaar Arra
CAattes & D,teish Lter.)
toestantly on hand;
• ..fitst, received, in ptiinoceudition, :JAN
Tntra: GINTWIt. btL, C16 iri,t;:01 C111.11,
PIAIN SODA, „
Itr&le f411:40(04.60deltab.• al It.
NLROBSON
Estate of G. DIEHt 85 SONS
STREET CLINTON
Ttsi ACCORDANCE WITIt A lit. •
ont.iFsgitti:rjeo,1 taifu,•the (swears, the whole stock '
• Town or cnotoo,
Will be sold at COSI, PRICE', frout and atter
MAY 'Mb. The stock includes
Bedroom Sets4 Parlor Set,
Chairs, Sideholte4111,,n5eetitt140
mar n general assortment, all new rod of good
workmanship. The stock eau be seen at eny
time at the munKooms et Gum Dinut 0soss,
vice•nw sired.
Teams -Alt MOOR 1111110 S eash, ever thst
Amount, six months' credii on approved Joint
-notes. 8610!' cent, per enema off for rasa on sit
sums over 54.
tom the whole stork inust bersobi within ons
montli„,this is an excellent rimers- for those fur;
nishing to 10)1158000 180018.
LI,' VI /E0 lEto
A ?leaflet). of Lumber 10 itSfiArtd Mr Sale on
Moe, Or if( Info to Ault purchasers. Tbs atecIf In
chats, IValtatt, merry, reaterriut, Ass, Elni
and Ifs_seemod. ,
UNDERTAKING.
This branch tithe.' business *in as attended ib
AS usual,. And at greatly reduced IJI.1100.
JOSEF/X. CliffiLET,
Aisigate 111 lama et the Estate of
\ef.t.), rhald dS4118
I 'Shy 25,1051. 0.3ft
•"5)S0'"
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