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Minton ladle Works,
HOILIO4STRUT, CLINTON,
sr, It. aa0PER, Jr.,
iiiitt00,44011r Of end deelst In all Made of
Marble 84 Granite for Cemetery
• *Work tat eirtiren Dint defy oompotAtioa
Also nianufectorer of the Celebrated
AAITIP/Pki, SONE tor 13uil4fing pur-
poses and Cemetery 'Work, Which Ulna
be 33ett to he eppreeiatol.-All work
warranted to sdve satiefaetion,
TERMS $1.25 per Annum, in Advanoe.
"INDEPFNCIENT IN ALL THINGS, NEUTRAL IN NOTHING,"
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VOL 45,
OLIN -TON, HURON COUNTY, ONT., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1884. ,
Word* OK Warning. and OP
curt
you are suffering fru ut poor liealth
tienguishing vac bed vt, eieloreett.
cheer
• if yoll.aim,tislp
tniplyttt
liilitigetedet: yew
weak
'without clearly know.
'bus why. liop Bitter*
wilt earely (mile pale
yOtt lzre3 Ilifilist—er and;
WIIITELY TODD, Publishers, ixte,0.0,,v,III,:txwet4):0);tei•41,114f twhtetrli 1;vooltitzt,
labor, weakened by the sham of yo
with owe nma mak„ or a men bpslUe614
overylley flutter. or ham or lettere totin
over your Illidnightwork, floe Bitters wi
!Ana surely struegtheu pan
WHOLE NO. 308
84. FALL •AND WINTER. '84.
Continuation Ot _ Our., -Great Salt(
Grandest Aggregation of Pronounced Bargains
Nvier Offered to the Peopl*of Clinton and Huron bounty.
This is a broad assertion, but we ask it of you as a faVoti to come in and look through the Stock and form your own con-
clusions. We will demonstrate the great advantage to be gained by attending•this'
..MAMMOTHH SALEOFIALL- & WINTER ORY.E.-.0.000.S.
The Great Dry -Goods Mcm, corner ofJjurQp (Ind Albert Streets
Ws have received over THIRTY CASES during the last two weeks, -Which are now in stock, Making the finest .
.'asssortment of Fall and Winter Goods ever shown by us. And we would suggest to our patrons, that they will find it to •
their,advantagel to give us an early call. just here --we state , that Our PRiCES WILL BE LOWERlhan
• . •.. anywhere else in the county, • e •
PIO 1=Z0 0•ASII ..P1010 a3"Vrr ,FOIRO :M"..Q"'S
AND WE'.1..1- * MAKE OUR -.WORDS GOOD IN EVERY 0PASE. • •
SILK
SA INS!
We mention Five Lines of
Black Silks!
of' the reliable makes of CaAtisoxtre
and Possoe,
tUARANTEED PURE
Will not cutor wear glossy, at 25c. .
. on the • 6 lees them ever shown by ,
us before... '
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We have a full line, all shades, and
reliable makers. •
Better valets than ever before.
DRESS
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• . New Brocades, ,
Now Plai
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• Now Tartans, . • .
New. Casliineres,
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. New Ottomans, • •
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• New Setoffs,
New Melange Lustres, -
New Velveteens,
New Volvete,
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New Fancy Winces's,
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• New Plain Wineeys.
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All at prices that laugh et-
con)petition, besides
being the newest '
, things out.
•.1LOVES...
We cm •maintain our ,"reputation in
this department. 0 Our rangels
tho finest- wo have evor carried,
HOS...I
Every shade and quality and size in.
stook. .
A very fine range of Babies' sins.
LOWest 'prices on•eartli.
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T.IQKI;NGS,,
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•,. The best znalies--lowegt prices.
FILA,11\41L.S. 1,:.
Mill PricesLa-big stock.
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A very fide range et very
LOW FIGURES,
o made up in first-claes order and
'en by Mr.
Cline HAAClla
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Fit and satisfaction guaranteed every
thee. W.e quote Clothing' from •
10 to 25 pek. cent. leas them ex.- •
elusive Merchant Tailors.
SHIRTS
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Less„than Mill iic»s Goode wp
• • sold readily at. 111.25 last year are
00c, this season. •
Ou•r. Farllisliing. Beit.
Is very. complete, very„ cheap, ando.
very nice.
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CORNER OF
ALBERT
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BUSINES• 8.DIRECTORY•
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Tis TDB village
A bouie and store
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neEtt4 There Is
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oxeellent soft water
lot comprises I
th good repair.
printer Is itiving
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the dwelling
hy !lie,' The Nito Is
the'village for bold-
outhouseS, and an
tile premises: 'The
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, A tICTIONDElt for •Iluron County. Salmi at,:
ti, tended to in. auk part of the CountY. Ail;
!raw orders.to Gonsmen P. O. . V.17, •
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.., 44 jt.... Meets EIRCOND lhonnitY of eve*,
. nichith. nail Upstairs, Opposite
'• /4_, ' the Town Math 'Visiting brethren
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°P. ANTer,,ors, secit.' . '0A;Tmw'rt,•13evp',IPV:ig,'•
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of DELGRAVE,
Occupied
desirable in
a good stable,
ulster' on
of an acre.
Will be sold
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Late ot Toronto, Menor Or:Lanai.° 60%1 a
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Coats•
8 'Block • ... aniton
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fill Work Registered., ' Charges Moderate.
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,. CHAS. HAMILTON,. .•
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a atioNEER, land, loan and insurance agent.
/..L 1)12th Sales attended in tOwn and cOuntry
m reateinab.le tonns. A 114 of farms and village'
lots for .sale. • bionoy,to loan- on real.cstater.•at•
lowvatint,rof.intereat:,• Ineuranee•ctlecteiren-all-
abases of property. Notes and debts collatted. '
Goods appraised, and sold on commission. Bank-
rept stoekif bought and sold.
Blith. Dee. 160880 . ,
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00MIIIRCIA.,L HOTEL.
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•11,18 m,ells•fi.i81.1 throughout with groat
dere to 1 cot toe -wants or too unearths( ')ublic.
CommoVious sample r0On114. The hest of liquors
end cigars are always kept at the hat. 00ed
table. Best situated noto in Clinton. Clive us
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' IA.S. In.00RE, 'Proprietor,
Siine 2511, 1882,
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11101sT_EY. TO• LOAN
At IOW ratAs of Interest and upon terms to suit
borrowers, .
MANNING di SCOTT,
, , Beaver Block, Clinton
mint"' 11.4Y "' 1882' . ' ' " 2°
-, 'Minton,
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E VE. 'Office; itattenbury 8t e t, imD
R.:ea:8041y behind ItansfOrd's I oorlt° store:
Residence opposite the Teniperence ILII, Huron
Street. Office hence from 8 min. 1o6 p. m.
. Clinton, Jan. VI, DWI. 1-Y
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' J. .E. BLAOKALL,
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Veterinary Surgeon
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Graduate of the ante& VoterinarY DOliege, To.
tonto, having opened an Milo in Ofinton, is
..prepared to treat all diseeses of domestic
animals on the Most modern prin.
. CIP107. • An oPoration8 etwohytY • '
. • " performed, and calls preinpto, • ,
• kv attended te by day tr .•,
• night. Pees moderate, . ' .
OPPICE,-Allt door West of Xen-
nedy'Eatotei, Clinton, Ont, V.47.
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AIONIW to land in large or An10,11 sums, on ,
. good mortgages • or pers, WI ,t. ecuritY, at
tho lowest current rates. IL DALE, Ituron.fit.
Clinton, - .
Clinton, rob. 25, 1881. '' . ' 1,1v,
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The,abOve lioU.
undersigned. toe
and tha heat possible,
and the general,
Lame stables in
with the begt 11(1'1(086nd
elicited. Veterinary
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HOTEL. •
bOoll lenSed IV' t110
have been . ratted,
fftrinerq
public- is Afforded.
.The her Is supplied
Yourpatrodage
lii conneetiOn. „
Proprietor.
' 20-ly
,I A/. lAtoty
premises
ftrentnnuidhttot4for
travailing
connection,
gigots.
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ClIte,t1IP,ODAt,n,
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MANIONG • & SCOTT,
13arristers, ihnleitors, Conveyancers, &o Pont -
missioners for Ontario and Manitoba. '
l iw. office_Tows E.414„, claNiox.
ninon, May 17th, 1882. •20
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The tar is Well stocked with the cinder:1st triode
of liquors noir dote, The ttaveiling public may
rest assured of being wen came for at this
hose.
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tenon, May 15, 18S4. 2821' NOPriStot•
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flog V IWAYON11, 4.01n, is stniAsteg, „ k
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t NSTI43lit"" MUSI(L-Mine Webb", itc'in
i the noiton consavatorV of rnuifici will take
&Heated number of pupils on the organ or Wane,
Particular attention' given to those woo whs. to
mprove on their Owen style of piasinesat rest,
donee of 1,. P, Davis, near the organ (eatery. 36
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Dena) Ind Wingtain. C. Seeger, Jr., GOderfen,
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,•,1., a., vi,,,tva poem,
,..-0,,, 'Wee, NO.. 84, ' A. P. 4' A lite•
ittetteretert Friday on ot ittal• the f 11
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• THE UTAH'S ODIN GS..
0ANADIAN. •
„• Sir Jelin MriDonuld sailed. for
Eneland last week/ ••
navvies employed on the Canadian
• Pacific railway in 13ritish Coltman r
drop nitro-glycerine into the holes
• which the Chinese are boring for
blasts, and Chtnauieu go,
At the annual meeting of the To.
ronio, Grey 45 Bruce Railway Com.
• pally it was stated that the lease to
the Ontario stt Quebee railway
company hid gone into operation on
• the first of August last, The annual
rontal 184040,000i which is provided
to be paid to the T. G. tti LI, by the
0, 45 Q, half yearly.
• A sensation hoe been created at
• Coliourg by the discovery, that over
• 1,000 names hail been purloined
from the ,petition lying in the Sher -
Ws office praying for the submission
of the Scott Act •in the united court -
ties of Northumberland and Durs
ham. Tias is •a dastercily act and
will prevent being taken in a vote
tithe to come int° operation next
May, even it' it does carry, •
A frightfiii accident is reported
from St. Felix'Que, The wife of a
farnter named .Remi Marion was ass
slating' her husband to load grain on
a Cart, and was packing sheaves,
whish her husband threw up to her
at the time,. Theliorse took fright
and MI) away by the side of a steep
hill.' The cart, capsized, and the
poor woman was throw to the ground
• breaking both legs. Thereis vet')
little hope of saving the iliturec
wienatt's life. • •..
year ortwo back, by 'which he •had
imported a large quantity of wheat
• from the Unites States and defraud-
ed the revenue to a large amount
• by means of false entriea. Mr- Mar
• ehall has been huyiug beet in the
Western Suttee, priticipelly in Mioh-
igan, shipped the grain to- •millers
and dealers in Canada, and over-
loadins the care 100 or more beide
els, allidavite being made at the
Cuatom.house to the smaller ran.
tity, thussaving a rionsiclerable sum
in duties on each shipment. Nat•
orally enough Mr. Marshall has
been able to undersell other grain
operators by his fraudulent prac-
tices, The department at. Ottawa
W investigating the case, we tinders
stand, and ;strenuous efforts have
been and are being made to coin.
promise the matter owing to Mr.
IVIarshall'a political proolividem It
is reported that previoua to ,the call
made by the Ottawa oilier upon the
gambol's at 'Stratford he visited
Berlin, It hoetated that he then
compelled the &driers, Wm, Bidder,
of Waterloo, and T. ..tt A.B. Snider,
German Mill, to pay $3,800 for the
duties on wheat brought from the
States by • Marshall aud entered
fraudulently. , The Solders say that
• the sum woe paid under protest.
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A. lock -out at Oliver Bros.'hrolling
1 mills, Pittsburg, 3,000 filen gciing
ouL
- 14 new churches have beep organ.
ized, and 2,400 converts ' received
, suit tried at the Toronto
assizes, at the impance of A. C. *(1
RAO, - O., I U nibernnan,. of, Clore, Bei
.51anitettlin Island,••against Tenter
45 Co.,. wholesele• merchants,- Harrill
ton, in Which, plaintiff elaimed $10,
•000 dateages for falee arrest 'under
a charge of obtaining goods under
false pretences', of *Web he 'was
acquitted at the October .assizes last
year., the ju.ry OS Sat.eribly gave a
verdict for plaintiff of $9,000:' dam-
ages • ,
• S. J. Ritchie, of Alcren,Ohio,
Preeident. Or the •Contral • Ontario,
Railway, was in Montreal last .week.
1 -le has recently been in Washington,
apd states that both riarties•arefa,VS
ourable to the retrieval' of dutiee on
• coal,lumber,iron ore and Salt. NotIt's
however,cam be 'one 'until after
the Pre.sidential elntion and the
meeting ,.of Congress-onthe lat • of
December. No matter which cans
• dichite is elected, this' duty: will be
• recorded. Mr.. flitchie ,was in (As
tawa Int whiter °Otitis 'bilsiitees; •
E. King Dedds,, Licensed Victu-
aller ,tharnpion, addressed a Meeting
of the.Barrie: electors in ICan.nady's
Oct.: 17tb.,, 'Ott the Scott Act.
just as 016- doors Of the hall were.
opened a sensation was created by a'
liody Of . women, 'numbering' two
bemired strong,: Who Marched up to
•the. door end afemanded admittance
They were refused,' and for a Chile
the wildest:. excitement' • Prevailed.
O.MrsChrie. Moore, who is recogn*Zed
as the exponentof die licensed v• s•
diallers' casein drillia, gives ershis
mason fox not admitting. them that
lie was infoimied on good authority
filet the • woms n,. intended to sing,
-King Dodds' clown as soon as be get
• up to speak.- . • •-•: ,
• Joseph ;HrOuillaril• • and: • Gilbert
tWo faiiners . who live
• in'A:ntlerdon 'township, Essex Coun-
•ty, Opts went hunting nee day list
week,' • Theysaid they wolild, re-
tut-lion:the evening, but their Mende
felt: eo riemisiness at their coral's:.
ued,alistmee, ail it at, aR thought they
had', gone onto Amlierethurg, or
Windsor. Both men turned tip111
their liousee on Saturday in a helf-
shareed emelition.. Shortly after
leaving henna •they loet. their.bear-
ifigs. The 'first and second nights'
were .spent, in Wandering' through
the wends; ' which' • in -Anderilon
township are very thick, When
morning mune • they found themsel-
ves near the spot whi611 they. had
loft the fiight 'before. 11?roth this
.time. until Saturday- tnorning they
were always constantly on the moves
..They had about. given' up. ‘v hen they
,•.tnet a. manof whom' they . risked
' where they were. , The Man, .pro-
behly thinking them jokiirg,.. told
them the Wrong . way. out.. Again
they .• wandered • round .for
About Saterdity noon their heard. e
Whistle, and • knew ,it must corns.
front .Canada Sotitheen • engine,
They et once atruck on in the ,dir-
ection of the whiatle, and finally ,
euceeedtal in • reauhing the • tiatek,
'only to • find theinielves alien • 16
unto froni h�t88e, Thisi distancg.
hey willted,..tinti• reaoliqd-home in
afety after an -absence of fire days..
A; shooting atecident of a painful,
and fatal eature occurod on the falai!,
of MrsOrrIris•Stinet•Iti Haiti' 'Welling
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tee county, on Friday afternoon,-
about three o'clock. • Two ,of his •
hired men R. Bowerinnterauti
Henry Halliday, were leaving the.
house on their way to enjoy an
afternoon's. shooting. • Whilo
day was openittg ply? gate Bower -
master Wan comitig out of tlie wood.
shed, adjuating a cartidge in a breech
loader, • and • when 0 closing up the
brooch the gun by seine means was
diechaegedithe whole charge etrikilig
Ilailiday behind the tegt betwoon the
.knee tied thighadiattering the leg to.
jelly. Tho, two mon wore only about
four feet distant frbm end', other at
the time. , John Scott, a yomig son
Mr jolin 'Sotto sr. whet Witheseed
the accident, 1515'1141440)y gavetho
atom, and medical aid •Wita at once
sent foe, everything done in the
meantime that could be thought of
toscaunch the flow of blood, and re.
Hove the 'pain of 1110 sufferer. Des..
McIntyre and- 'Swan were tmon 100
• attendance and did all in their pow -
et to save OP man'e lifts brit with-
out avail, as ho died about 8.0lcIoelc
hi tho evening; • MIA deoeesed Was
'Mind 28 years of agenand has been
in MP, Sented Set Vied eine° spring,.
oming to him front soinewhere near
tyr, Ho leaves a Wife tsd young
hild .to mourn' his loss, Who have
he fliflOfire Rstrotaithy Of the
orhood.in their sad and sudden be.
ettvement. "
The attatfeed DeaeCOS says t
'Led week rumors gained currency
04
"The recelpts of the C. P. R. dur-
ing the ,past, week were 0198,000, `
against $134;90 in corresponding 8
,periorl in 1883, showing an increase
of '$64,000,
'Reims L3aptis •mtnis er,•-
•of Chatham, makes, a Specialty of
Arroturing, on the benefits of 'moral
suasion and kindheis in the reclatna-
don of•,,inebriates,
• The Dominion Govermen thas by
Order in -Council, granted lend subs
eidkof 6,400 urea per tnile to the
Manitoba • At Northwestern and
Manitoba 45 South ivestern railways.
Ah Lowell, Maros, the other day
a girl employed in st cartridge facts
(Pry threw e*.bellet at another girl
to wake lier up. , The bullet lodged
iii the girlie ear, and could not be re-
moved, She died, in great agony.
According to the . Mail, which
might to he good authority, Sir
John Medonald, just before hiede
parturo for turope, fneeiously said
that lie would be known as "Lord
To -morrow" when he returned from
his trip to England.
Tho easeof • V. Primeau vo; 0,
Demers, for $500 daningershrie come
• up in the Quebec SOperior Court.
Primed is suing Demers because be
alleges the latter on several demurs
ion passed him taking up the col-
lection in the church,
Throe young boys; at Vseter
Pair, WO a bleYekt on the'street in t
front of rarrell'a drug elate, when e
the 'horse they were driving was
frightened aud -shied • off the ,road,
throWing out the Occepttrits. Ono r
had bis leg broken in two plates,
The °there eketsped unhurt, ,
The annual, meeting Of the Atneris
can Board of Comenisaionera of Fors
Mieeions TOports ; receipts for
the year $517,000, Which is $6,000
, less than last year. •
The Asnerioan 0 Bible society has.
determined to stop putting Bibles
in railroad care. 0 One of ite officers
said,: "Of a thousand distributed, we
tethered ut ten. are ,reail, while 300
werrten mutilated as t� his worthless,
and 400 stolen.
.• Bonner, the owner of Mend S. is
verywealthy,away itp in the mil,
lions: It is not very many yens
since. he took the Now York L?(Iger
in hand, he then being a frieridless
youth iron' Ireland, with. almost
empty pockete.•
The yield'of. wheat in 011ie dur.
ing the past season is. Mitinutted at
41328,000 bushels, oats, 22,566,009
• beshels; barley, 1,'082,000; corn ..ay.
eraoes. 75 'Per cent. era full croti;
rye°,86; buckwheat, 65; potatoes, 63;
tobitectr,74; apples, 67. .
Frank Burlinn, bookkeeper, went
to the houee or Rose Andlieo .4 coil
operator's daughter, Mount Carmel,.
with whom be was in love,
and fired an ineffectual shot at
Count Armapuski, • who was With
O her in the parlor. The Count got a
• revelver and ordered Mitre Andrigo
to °punt three. At the Werd "three"
loth . men fired, and .1Bui1inan was
'shot in the shcrulder. •
O The Solidi county, Dak. gropd.
jury has 'lust . been discharged. after
'returning . nearly three. score .in-
dictinents...ageinst. persons charged:
'with selling liquor ,withent 'county
linen:y.8.H 'There is Conaiderable in-
dignation expresiert, howeyer, in the
• community over the methods anis.
played by the prohibitionists to ,ses
mire evidence to•.'sappOrt 0. their'
charges. . • . , ••
Friday there occurred four miles
west -of Alexandria,•'Ky. 'a- case of
maternity the most remarkable •in •
the history. of A mericen obstetrias.
Tlie mother, a• young-. colored girl
-named Rena Freeman, was .born
..AIarchl5th. 187,3, .ettil is therefore,
eleven years and sirs hionths •old:
Silo is very. small of statereatbd. is 14.
.chilti.in everything but •experience.
• Her. accouelteur, T. S. Orr; says the.
Canil is without, parallel lathe plea •
cal history of the country,.
A White woma lap heeri among
the Indians' of. the etate Of Nevada
for four rave. The • unkindness,
.andaleesit which she says eliesens
countered aiming the white people
prompted her to mingle with if. raCe,
. which, if they did not possess the ci •
• vilization and refinement of her own, -
at. least.were more sincere and affec
denote in their nature. At first the
Indians Imaitated -about taking her -
into their fold; Nothing ie the
world would now induce.. her to .res
'stun herformer life. ' 0."
• BR [TI SH-FOREIG',N.
.•
_
The lest seseion of the
Cabinet before the asseinbling 'of
Parliament was held Friday. The
.4i5'.en41Q13 betyVfnlp. ITartington and:
Chamberlitin eon the question of a."
'coninromise with the Hone of Lords
and the Frinchise Bill is still
abeyance.
O tad Spencer hes sent the Govern
molt gloomy reports relative te the
prospects cif the coming • winter.
Although the harvest in Ireland is
good, low pricee of produce pi•event
faemera from meeting the payment
of rents. Should the !meliorate ire
Ent upon their full legal rights,
evictions will entre and °rinse revive,
The comprothian tiogotii.tions
hween Mr. Gledstoue and LOrd Sal-
isbury in relation to the passitig of
the Franchiae Dill by the Lords bits
tehnitiated 10 e rupture, Me. Glad.
stone- absolutely refused to enter-
tain the proposition to hitroduce the
Redistribution Bill in the I4ou.0 of
Commorm befits the Lords pasaed
the Franchise Bill.
, At Leda Mr. Forster delivered
an eloquent apettoli in vindioation
oi Mr. Clingstones policy. He said
the question Was tvliether the pea-
PIO Shill gdvarn theineelvet or
whether their affairs shall lie
mao-
ft4, tilt& policy ruled, their will
eonetently defeated and baffled hy
three Itutulreda privileged (mullion.
At a Meeting tif the Dublin•eoe.
petetion a proposition to. sobatitute
• Trish names for Ziglreid and '
foreign 11411364 at obreetA Was di8Cliff
Sod. Liberal and Conttervittive mem.
bees oppoaed the proposition. One
spealtot remarked that. the kmeri
people would rise bodily in their
indignation if snob a motion were
earned. The Board ultimately in-
structed the Committee to prepare
a plan for re naming the street,
The Cardinal Vicar has pronounc
ed as heretical the congregation of
St. Peel% Catholic American Church
at Rome. The foenders of the
church are Sig. Oempello, A NI MOP
earlOn of the Remits, Chtholio Church
and Mgr, Javerrez •The View's
reasons for denouncing the Church
are that it uses the Itelian language
in conducting ite services, impugn
the infallibility of the Pope, syrns
pathizes with Pere Hyacinthe,
dis-
bliees in the real presence, refuses
to invoke the Virgio, eto, The- des
cree threatens with major erne).
inunicatien all persons wire join or
pereuade others to join the Church.
• North-West Hallways,
LIBERAL POLICY AD )PTDD 11Y T11111
ot.IVERNMENT,
citiverniiient hn3 been. for
some time back Carefully studying
the best polisy to adopt with reepech
to railways In Manitoba anfl 'the
North.West, Sir uavid IVIecpliers
eon sebeinted, to his colleagues -his
plan, ,and it lias 'been ...adopted.
• Oriefly ateted, the ,proposed plan i
to give free grants of • rand 051 40
Manitoba and 'North-Western, .the
firat.pf -Whirl has hfty nsiles in op.
eration; and theseerinti•eighty tiiiles
Bach of these railways had the land
'originally' allottej tr) it at the price
of oner'dollar per acre, They, .*ill
now get the ..allottnent freepaying
the Govertinient tee cents an acre
'tired miles built in addrtion to the
,pstoiotuscteol jirl.tewroSeefs:tyep.er tin ew .1s., an vr te.ey
. oinag,te
ehenn'..
This done in die hopesthat the
..•
sitis .the -.earnest desire of the
'Gotaernitreet to have the country
opened by mans of railweys. _Both
'iltese railweye men through a coun.
try • fairly settled by • people who
'rushed in,anticipating on earl'y colt-
strection of railways. They e.xper..
ieneed .disapPaintnient, °Whig the
persistent, mierepreeentation of the
matintry by the Oimesition, both hi
the House ited in, their journals..
The efforts.of the companies and ,the
Government aver° .frustrated;. -cap-
italists could nolbe indueed to. eta:
bark their capital, not' being able • to
tiring themselves to the belief that
any politieal..party weuld'be so un-'
.patrioticas to attack the character
of the...country Merely ill. order to
defeat the purporms of the' Govern;
°rent. Owing to the persistent
• attacks Of the. 01)1)9000n upon' Man;
Reba' and the,NOrth-west, that part,
of Canada lied gone widiont •the
construction 'of. eeeded railways fOr.
O the whole of die present year, The
Governhient has found itnecessary
to give the land ftee, at st loss to
the. exchequer 'which, though ,pon-
inderable,"is trifling to' the lose suss
t'a,ned by
beart4e.r. mienr:eiiintletdci
heeft.'
•
!through , whicit the two • railways
Every: bushel of .wheat, kept back.
from niarkot through .the ,insane
aie
citicifoorinOfektaof
iteOpporrition is: a loss to
t
. . goes WittiliVi.tp.a
sttrytilotgr
• Government ea .carefid and wisely'
cronserVattye tu. its :policy tie :the
preeent GoVerenient Will, while in-
austuratieg,t a free' grant land paid);
upon these, broad, liberal and pros
..gressiVe teries, be Very careful
•deterniiiiing ' what lines 'of railway
shall.reeeiva aid in that ways and
• will guard against the possibility of
'the lines of railway 0(11114c:dug .veith
ceie another hi 1158 monett market
The two .lines iiurned, with Which
this beginning of the new polies?' is
'mad'e, '1150 80 distruitly separate and
oecupy districts safer open thab by.
00 possibility Can they 60010' into
antagouisut,, while the fertility of
the regions they. 'traverse, and the
progress already ...merle in .settIins
them gives assurance that these reil...
roads will do.remarkably. well.
. .
••'Sociality And Beer. •
4 very nemerous class of well ie.
1.pontioned persons are raising a great
ory about the evilswhigh spring from
the sale of beet, and spivits with. a
view ..to the Government prohibiting
the sale, Of all sear refreshments.
Their efibrts are doing good; develetv.
ing st tetriperatme sentitneet through,
qtitt: vv°°14tntlIY; thuti ese 1st: r 18 601'; t'oiit 1 rethr
evils of it more deadly nature; Which
excite Ito comthent from modern
moralists. Drunkenticse is a low
and dettritable vine, but it bas some
preatan aides .1.1 contemplate, and
the good feeling, the merrimen t, the
gaiety, which frequently are produo,
ed by the temperate etel wiae use of
alcoholic stimulants, Are sonte. coon-
te Alamo° to .the ariniittedly great
evils which result from extess in tire
;use of the iotoxteants.• In thie.titat-
tor the enthotriastic temperance ad.
vacate dpes not: do justice to the
stibjects and 11 i& rather curious to
note that it has been reeerved for ao
grave and reverend a body as theFed.
*rat Ceuncil ef Switzerland to deal with
the subject with true propriety. In
a report on litho adventages of Slur -
Untrue Drinks" the councill makes
this remarkable statement "The
practice of SOdial drinking of sPirit.
iron liquora brings a Cheerful temper
into society, effnees the' traces of
daily labor, opens the heart to other'
impressions and is intimately mere.
elated with the destelOpnaen
public1 life. The publie house
fostets intellect -nal fletleitY Red 13 it
remedy Against Misittrthropy,
iatiani, vanity, nartsawness of Men,
and extravegenee of imagination."
In this there is at least mete truth,
and the drinking habitti‘of the pe..
pie 488) 1101 without some redeeming
so .
yeli olo suffering from ore eeatins
drinking, any Indira:rotten or tikNivalit
or are yoking and growing too last,
often the case,
"Or if you are in die workshop, on tl
'tains at the (leak, anywhern, awl lo
'that your system needs demising, to
ting, otetimulating, witinen into/deo
'ink it' you are olds
'blood thin and bevies puke
'feeble, usrves unsteady, faculties
'wallies, Hop Bitters la what you need t
'give yes new life, health, and vigor."
IT you are costive, or dyspeptic or mullet
O tug from any other of thi. numereus d is
eases of the stomach or bowels, it is you
own fault if yon remain ill. If
you are wasting away with any form
uf Kidney didease, stop tempting deet
this moment, and tern tor ii-.eura to Ho
Bitters.
If you'are sick with that terrible sick
um, Nervousness, von Will find a "Bak
in Gilead," in Hop Bitters.
• -If yon are a frequentoror a ..esident
-a miasmatic district, barri:quic your sys
O L•tent aga;nst the scourge of all countric.
-gelato), Epidemic, 13fflions end Int or
,---inittent Fevers by the We of Hop Bit
-ter&
If you. have rough, pimply, or satin
'skin, bad breath, Hop Bitters will giv
you lair skin, rich blood, the swevtes
breath and health. 0500 will be paid 11.0)
elide they Will 1,19t care or help,
•• A Lady's, Wish.'
• 5,011, how r do wiSitthj sktn ,WOS
bcl*ar. and soft as yours,," saiil a lady. to her
'friend,' "You 'can easily 101,11(5ct so,"
answered the friend, "flow,"'
the first hey, • '
'011)y:using Hop Bitters that inakes
pire,,tcek blood'and blooming health, • It
did it tor me • as pit ohsetVe."O •
sq•Nolie gentriart 'without a huneh of
green HON WI the., white label. Shull all
...the vile"sneisoneesissteff with. VI•lop'(5'
--"119Iti" In their tisnie. , 30M t
.
Worth' Knowing. • .
• I1ia4 a' gond tutily tipples, 'and
have fed the windfalls for the past'
'fifteen yetirs' to my . agaitie
.the advice of it'eiglibers, but '1 ant
convinced hy so dOingthat i0t. only.
many innects are 'dem royed tiot .ita6
seasitably my 'Icowti increase to milk,
will .not do 18 feed too teeny
when, commencing, for they would
be injurious. Give not mere than
a peck at first, and inerease .to huit
a. bushel. 'Your ..coWS: will. relish
thein. • .•. •
about
.aL. Cy.eawla
writ's
at;was tlioroughly
eured bv• heating my' feet' tut liot ea
1: could bear 'fear times is day, say •
fifteen untie tes.• eft er . break east, • d
• nerse.nd ,supper; and ,before retiring
I :dill not use- tnedieiett
Or. liniments Of .any. S.nce
my. irecovery :friends have tried. it'
for neuralogia *and rheudiatietir Whit
O bIlleitn
eC:e88.
bt11.0- Pickle skit'
stoves and rangee,--LOile-lotlf (nois)8, .
of prepared chalk, two ;ounces
collo! arnirtwo. 'miners; of, ogee fun.,..
monia;:. Keep in -a clime bottle and
.,shakefreqtrently while using. )11 v
flatirons were very badly discolored,.
having been carelesilly put • upon,
hot • 'Cro Tr ey were. also • very
rough, but this preparation resew -tat
them tonearly • dieir original
spioothtleSP, • .• , "
Sized Ry-sGrit
•
Perheps our gond friends the tirite
would like ,to knoW how the brinery
bueinees leeks, trt o.utsiclerss; Mr. .7.0..
metsigan., editor of the Victoria, B.C.1
:Tunes, is a life-long Refortner. fta
Ives formerly ono cif the proprietors
of the. (3 uelph •alercery,.. He the
.other day, -telegraphed. congratula-
tions to 'Mr, Mowat on the opcasictif
of that little gentlerarn's "ovation,"
.The Timel has been carefully study-
ing tbe •bi:ihery ease,: anti conies
this conclusion :
',Air. S. Blake, who la conducting
Mr. Mowitt's case before die conspir-
• acy comsn'Ssiotvlias piihlicly atimit.
teri that,' in his opinion, Ale 4eil•
edith woe innocent of any connees
tion with the bribery himinese. Mrs ,
Meredith molt not he a great
politI-
cal leader, but he is an honerabli •
man. The case adainst. Wilkinstin
5851(1 Itirkland, however, is completes
ti,,nd it may. Be, added, so is. that -
against .:11oKitn, the Grit al,. P. Ps fer
'West, 'Wellington. Beionds doubt 'lie
Wee anxious thattlie ravishing 811004
begin: The niteinpt •to tree° the
plot home the Dominion .atithoi•itiea•
collapsed when :gr. Blake deoline:t .
to call John fThields, 'and When itfi,. ,
Burgess showed .that, Wilkinson luid
been promised the Edmonton regist '
o tenable, with *Welt he conjuredt
over eighteen montliesago."
.. •
'vogai culture 00
the"• Musical' Courier toys ilia
lIenry Carter, who haS had irtng
perience in training voiees, tures 11,11
follewing terse and Cominendithie •
hints to yodel students: "A singer' •
stock in trade consists de very
ited number of notes, ofteti only ty
dozen. According to the perfection
of these 'tones is the voice valueble,.
A voioo with a dozen or twenty ct.
petfeet notes hes a higher
marketable value the any. ether,
musical acquisition. Hence the inn
portanee cif devoting Caro: to the pro,
dttetien, of tone. lany pupils' jump
over the foematien of' tone and eatito
fy 'themselves • with learningli the
tunesof the prime (Jenne, tunl,in after
life, sutler tor dude mistake. A noitiO
groping effect when taking brentli
and then trying to Si 14 with the
lungs etopty, iir 50 ooninion Wet
among badly trained singer& •Often
an inferior tinpreasent tune Is given
beerinse the ptipil Isas trever been
tuught, the seeiet ormaking adores
of the inakle 'Of the nioutb,
Vocal students ttre often bey, fs'n
rnueli flattery is given to thorn frT
singing a pretty bsflsd 1#111611 cloy
have leirned like a Imitt04 that thttV
SCOYIff AO 801)018800 applieation
Whiolt Makes them good timittla stud
rerMeatable, reliable trusiclans,
Fx-
aotly as piano pupils spend %.,e-ekN
and months 111 merely learning ti ,
their fingerer and as einlinisin oriefuro
untoldtorture It getting 11814 posi• •