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Clinton Iarble Works,
HURON STREET, CLINTON.
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W. H. COOPER, Jr.,
ltanufaaturor ut and dealer w all
Marble & Granite for Cemetery
Work at ague** mat dub, wrupuLIWuu
TIE HURON
TERMS: $1.25 per Annum, in Advance.
Ala u4ulufucLuier uI the Celebrated '
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"INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS, NEUTRAL IN NOTHING."
A arll'lt IAL Saves lei Huddles pal
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I,e neeu to be tIpprecltac,l i11 tr -1k ` �� IJ. Fr I . N (J. d
warranted to glcr Iwltslarll„u
CLINTON, HURON COUNTY, ONT., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, ).884..
Words. of Warobur old 4?
s„lIicfeg)U nueitnrsireen irwu ,rfdto
u9t prkrknhs
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if you are simply Ailing, er if yu
'weak arra (lie/gaited.
'without clearly kat a -
"leg wily. Iiup li,ittlita
will surely, t ut'u yea.,
If y-uu are w minister, aunt
1 uses uvertaxed yourself with suet-
W$ITELY .t3F TODD,, Publishers, ' pual tluti, t,a mutyon
w'lt>Ratch ate and
eawur'rk„tr n tnatntof)bnyioutu i
labor weekerred lay the a vera ut
WI -DOLE NO. :310
'84.
FALL AND WINTER. - '84.
Continuation of Our Great Sale.
Grandest Aggregation or I'rononneed Bargains
Ever Offered to the People of Clinton and Huron County.
This is a broad assertion, 1)ut we ask it of you as a favor to come in and look through the Stock and form your own con-
clusions. \Vt will demonstrate the great adva.ptage to be gained by attending this
MAMMOTH SALE OF FALL & WINTER DRY -GOODS
At 3DIIN CRAI$'S
The Great Dry -Goods Man, corner of Huron and Albert Streets.
%Vs have received Over THIRTY CASES }luring the last two weeks, which are now in .stock, making the finest
asssortn)ent of fall 1ut(i Winter broods ever shown 1)y us. And we would sug,rest to our patrons that they will find it to
their advantage to give us an early call. Just here—'.ve state that our PRICES WILL BE LOWER than
anywhere else in ,.he county,
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FO ± OAsIH I FOR ITUrr 2'ER T F'01 , a -a T
AND WE'LL MAKE OUR WORDS GOOD IN EVERY CASE.
SILKS! DRESS GLOVES.
SATINS! GOOfl8.'.
We Mention Five Lines of
Ncw Brocades,
Black Silks !
of the reliable makes of CirtRIIONNE
and PON,uN,
CUARANTEEC PURE
Will net cut or wear glossy, at 25c.
on the $ less than over shown bv
00 before.
Coloured Sibs.
We have a full line, all shades, and
reliable makers.,
Mack
Satins.
Better value than ever before.
JOHN
New Plaids,
New Tartans,
Wo can maintain our reputation in
this department. Our range is
the finest we have ever carried,
HOSIERY!
Every shade and quality and size in
stock.
New Cashmeres, I Special.
New Ottomans,
New Soleilo,
Ncw Melange Lustree,
New Velvets,
New Fancy 11' iuccys,
Ncw Plain Winecys.
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New Velveteens,
.A11 at prides that laugh at
competition, besides
Irving the newest
things out.
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A very fine rause of Ilal:it's' sires.
Tweeds
CLOTHS.
A very fine range at very
LOW FIGURES,,
made up in first•class order and
cut hy Mr.
Chas. RANGE.
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed every
tithe. \1'e quote 'Clothing from
10 to 25 par cent. les, than ex•
C O TTO N S elusive Merchant '1"ailor:3.
Lowest prices on earth.
TICKINGS
The best makes—lowest prices.
FLAN'ELS
At Mill Prices—a big stock.
SHIRTS
—AND—
DRAWERS.
. Less than Mill Prices. Goods we
sold readily at 411.1.5 last year are
e0e. this season.
Our Furnishing Dep't
Is very complete, very cheap, and
very nice.
CORNER OF HURON AND
ALBERT STREETS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
penti5tl'1 .
EDWIN KEEFER,
DE1TTI8T,
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Lat. of Toronto, honor t ;rid late Ito, al (' elle g,
el Dental surgeons,
Coats's Block, - Clinton.
All work Itegiatereil t'h'ug,~ Nndn•rate
r>ftllfitl,
II PEEVE (,I1 ,', It tt,nl, r, sl rco nn
meJ.tt.•', lu In nd Ilnnvl •r 1.s 1, k .t rotii
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Strert 11111 , hums from 0 * m to n p lit
Clinton, Jan 14, I sal 1 t
MANNING & SCOTT,
lucttonccrini .
H. W. BALL,
I'erlo\'I•:I:It for Huron Count,. Sties at
t t,•1 14,1 to inall,
upun of Ila Count, Ad
;r,fss nr. lers 10 (Jnken a 1'. O.
L.. :' CLTNTON,
,f� r�, 'feet* 00(.08t) MONDAY nt every
e. month. IL•dl upshniru, opposite
11111.1S. 71 to i1,TION, ?4,8:,the Town nail. \limiting brethren
+' 1°('T 111V KKR, land, limn and insnrun•r agent SiowVS , -v' 69a nlwav0 mule welcome.
\ Illi tin saiiiii etfended in t..wn arid 140110 ry, A. }I. TOOT), 11'. M.
,11 ritiootii 0110 term+. A 11.1. of f;ttiuv:,n.) ,Illage
In)' r,,, v,eb. \I .n, v to loan nu Ir11 e -tate, .at
In t r lt,, o1 Irv, r,••t. Inv Irul etre led nn Ill
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Oruttgc.
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Iiion4,p to Purl.
t'ctcriltllrtl• HONEY TO LOAN
J. E. BLACKALL,
Veterinary Surgeon,
(lr, b,,Ir of the nntori , Vet to nn,lr, t .,Ilege, Tn
min, h u Ih: ,p,•ne.1 Ili odl , In I'Ind n. is
prebarrel to twit 011 h.r..•rs ,f don...tit
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MANNING Si SCOTT,
rten,',,r Block, Clinton
Cludoa, \In} 17th, 1802. 2e
al_ good
to lend in large or *mall Min,*, nn
Knurl mortgages nr pert n91 rcnritt, nt
tha lowest current rate*. I1. Il 014,1 Ilurom St.
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MONEY TOrLOAN.
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NEV SEWING iTACif INA; PO1t
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NF.lt' WILLIAMS RINGER 8100170(1 FIA
7111N1,1, with drop long; has n, rrr benn
used; for light. or, hr•nrt work; will ho sold for Tess
than i1. cost 0ppli or address
EMI SALA).
jY TIII( village of 1I7.1.411IAV1•l, the dwelling
house and store or opted hy 1110. Thr site is
one of the most desirable in the village Inc lst.
ores. There is a Knot stable, not houses, and au
excellent soft water cistern on the prtlniorv. 'rho
lot ronq,rises 1 of an lore Tile buildings are
In gond repair. will he veld rbc al,, as 11IC pro.
prtetm• ie git Ing up busing s*. 'I'criineoo , t
Apply to
WM. nl'x('AN
5.11- If. netgrue,
totter.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Thin Hotel is furnished throughout with great
rare to meet the wants of the travelling public.
(10,11,1.0 sample rooms, Thu hest of liquors
and cigars are al„aev krpt at the b.r flood
table. 1
t r. I oat xltunt ud (Intel In Clinton. (tet tee us
a can.
JAS. niO()[1E, Proprietor.
(Clinton, .lune 7411, I0A•L,
PRINCE r
C tNALES--HOTEL.
The nbnr hot • 1116 lately harm Ir asnel hr the
undersigned. The premises hacr been refitted,
and the hest pnasihle• accommodation for farmers
and the general travelling pillow is afforded.
Large stables in connection. Thr htr is snppliert
with the hest liquors and cigars. Your patronage
oldeited. Veterinar} Surge rn In rnnnecfion.
0E0, 'Ile eo HA 1,n, Proprietor.
205 ly
WAVERLY HOUSE.
errs
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T ,I. I R 1.1 and has oil the require -
'menta of 0 ars} class house. Large and airy
rooms, elegant pn rl.,rs hrlre l will, net :dr. In
the immediate ,i.nitr of the G. T. It. hepnt.
'rho hnr Is well stn Jung with the choicest brands
of lignnra nod cigars The travelling( rlhllr. may
rest assured .1 bring ,rt 11 eared for nt thi*
house..
S 1NI1•E!, P1117,
Clinton, May 1n, 1401. '07 y Proprietor.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Godorl
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Marble e Wor
ks
i11 ‘VT': nppninf,d 1f 1t holt! It'1' Ge o flog, IR
(,nerti Agrnf o1 the Godcrl, h e w Marble e. r
for the ('aunt% el norm), I , k*
sistaar et No, rose.
TIIE IVEEK'S DOINGS.
CANADIAN.
An Orillia carter has been arrest-
ed on suspicion of foul play relative
to the disappearance of his wife.
Mrs. 13outel, for poisoning Celina
Guay, at Baio St. Paul,' Que., has
been sentenced to be hanged on Nov.
20111.
The body of the late John Rior•
don, who died at St. Leonards on -
the sea, England, on September 21,
arrived in Toronto on the 21st Octr.,
and was interred in Mount Pleasant
cemetery on the 22nd.
Mrs. Maitland, of Nouvelle,
Glencoe, Illinois, has sent to the
Archbishop of Quebec a check for
live hundred dollars, to distributed
among the poor in Labrador. The
generous gift has been utilized at
once for the buying of provisions,
which will he sent by schooners to
the people in distress.
George Kirlg,.cattle drover, of
Berlin, has brought an action
against John A. Mackie, a prominent
citizen and a magistrate for over
twenty ytear&, for criminal converea-
tton with his wife. 11r. Mackie is
a gentleman well up in years, and
therev
I OIO n
P
min
is in
the case are
looked forward to with great in-
terest.
Atrs an e
g disease has appeared
among horses in the neighborhood
of ifamilton, which appears, bow.
ever, only to affect those that have
white feet. The first symtoma are
the animals stamping with the hind
feet, and giving appearance of great
suffering, and in a few hourrl ugly
running sores, which exude a nasty
yellowish pus, apparent on the fet-
lock joint, and as far up as the white
extends on the leg. The disease
WISPS auddt'hly and without any 0e'.
Rignable cnuse. Sotne think it is
caused hy the feeding of alsike cloy
or, which they contend is ergotised.
An Irish woman hied alright on
the ocean steamer Nevada, when fire
broke out on board
The distil'ers and brewers, at a.
meeting in Toronto, Nat week, de,
}ermined tf fight the Scott Act in
Parliament,
Arthur Pettit, a Salvation Army
soldier, watt arrested in St. Thomas
on a charge of the larceny of a pair
of boots, committed in Ingertfoll some
time ago. He was removed to that
placThe,
e jewellery store owned by Mr.
G. W. Beall of Lindsay was entered,
and the contents of one large safe
carried off. The value will proba-
bly reach $3,000. A -
Mrs. Stonehouse, wife cjf Stone-
house, barrister, Brampton, was
going home by train on Monday
evening last, and when it arrived at
Brampton just as she •was about to
atep off the Oar it gave' a sudden
jerk to go on a little further, which
threw her off her feet, one df them..
Foing close to the car wheel, which
'passed over it, crushing ' it badly.
She has since had two of the toes
amputated.
Archibald Stewarts of Halifax,
while wbrking in the field, picked'a
root from the ground which Ire sup-
posed to be sarsaparilla and ate a
portion of it, giving a piece to a
French boy named Murphy. Stews
art shortly after was taken voilently.
ill, and two }tours later expired. The
lad Murphy was. seized' with con•
vulsione and isssjn it critical condi-
tion'
The root turned outto be
wild parsnip of the moat poisonous
nature
-Adolph Leblanc and Eugene Bail
were arrested in Ottawa- beat week
for passing a bogus $20 Dominion
Government bill at the ticket office.
When taken, one of the prisoners
had four of the bogus bills. in his
possession. The letter "0” had
been cut out of "two" and pasted,i
after the figure "2" on the bill,
which, although slovenly done, cave
it the appearance of a twenty -dollar
bill after the hole where the letter
had been taken from was'pasted over.
It is'believed that there are a large
number of these bills in circulation.
The people of Kingston are suffer-
ing. A. number of persons in the
suburbs of the city, and Cataraqui
purchased oysters from a peddler,
and all who partook, of them were
made more or less sick. Some are
so bad they are expected to die. The
oysters Thad some poisonous sub-
stance 'mixed among them. Then
the Public Schools are largely desers
ted by the children, the report have.
ing got abroad the. diphtheria is in
the city. Aed a woman was fined
there the other day for selling a
stick of taffy to a youth on 'Sun-
day.
During the absence of .a Quebec
farmer, hie eldest son, aged 11,
placed a powder flask upon the stove,
and finding that it did not explode
soon enough, put some into the
stove, the stove was knocked into a
thousand pieces, and the ho ise set
on tire. The report of theexplos-
ion attracted .the neighbors, who
found the four children Tying uncon•.
scions mi the floor, and their cloth-
ing all ablaze. They were finally
rescued and the fire put out.' ,Three
of the children are in a dying con-
dition, but the fou'r'th, it is thought,
will recoved.
The facts of the case in the 'mat
ter of Mrs. Boutel, of Quebec, sere
tenced to be hanged
20th Novembe
go to show that the prisoner had
been on intimate terms with the.
husband of deceased and that some.
hot words had been exchanged be-
tween prisoner and deceased in re•
ference to the latter's husband, in
which she maintained that she could
retain the affections of the deceased's
husband in spite of her. A short
time after tide she purchased a quan-
tity of arsenic, alleging that it was
for, the purpose of poisoning rata..
She then allured deceased• into her
part of the house—both- lived under
the same roof—and under the pre..
fence of friendship 'offered her a'
glass of wine, which, according to the.,
evidence given, contained a'q,uantiiy.
of arsenic. A short time after -•tak-
ing the wine the woman Guay ex
pited. Upon a post mortal:, being,,
held arsenic was found in her stern.
ach and a verdict was given itt ac.
cordance.
AMERICAN.
In the United States, (anodes/ last.
Week ten thousand persona were
thrown out. of employment by the
closing of mills at Fall River.
The police have been ordered.to
arrest all women found in the streets
of Chicago wearing Mother Hub,
bard dreases—the demi monde.
At Long Island City, in the case
of William Francis, who sued his
father for alienating his wife's aflec•
tions, the jury returned a verdict in
favour of the defendant.
Elijah Kirk of Shelbyville,
was watching for an opportunity to
kill Clark, for circulating evil re
ports about his daughter, when
(:lark shot his head off.
Albert G. Pratt recovered from
an attack of hiccough which lasted
twelve days and nine hours .without
intermission. Nine days' continuous
hiccough has heretofore been con.:
aidered fatal.
Chao. B. Downie, a member of
the Chicago Board of Trade, Who
murdered ed bis bother on September
5th, committed suicide by hanging
in his cell.
Two colored girls at Nashville at•
tempted to scare a colored boy, who
had boon hunting. The boy OW.
longed, and receiving no reply exoept
unearthly noise, shot and killed
them both.
The failure of Eowutian, of San,
li'rancie
CO la one
of the most extra.
, xL $
ordinary that has ever oaoured ori
the Pacific Coast. He was confide
ential agent of persona whop° weal-
th aggregated 15 millions. I -Ie tragus
acted all their busit►eMa in hie owtl
nettle, and they drew on hit•, as.thOir
Malignant diphtheria is prevalent
in some sections of Illinois and Pen.
nsylvsnia. Eutire families are dy..
ing. All efforts to check the dis'
ease aro unavailing.
The most destructive fire that ever
visited northern New York broke
out at Carthage last Tuesday,_. _It it.,
ehstimated that 200 houses were des,
troyed, and the loss will reach a mil-
lion. There are not sufficient dwelk
lings left in town to shelter the in-
abitants,
Herman Kolb, of Philadelphia,
furniture fitter, was taken ill two
months agoand was treated for acute
dyspepsia and inflammatory rheuma.
tism. Recently a 1ao11 appeared*on
/Cole's Intek, the doctors lanced it
and took out five steel pins which
Kolb had swallowed while working
at his trade. He is 'rapidly recov-
ering,
'Ahotel belonging 00 Jas. Dugan,
Grand Marais, Mich. was fired, and
one man or woman perished in the
flames, and the man who set the fire
was shot by Dugan. The man has
died and,Uugan is in jail. Grand
Marais is a lumbering village on
Lake Supernal., near Sault Ste. Mar-
ie.
Richard Waddy, of Leavenworth,.
Kansas, shot his wife and Mrs.
Logue at his boarding house, and
then shot himself, dying instantly.
Both women will probably die. Mrs.
. Waddy Was from Troy, N. Y., and
had been married since lai;t' March,.
but left .her husband on the discov-
ery that he had another wife
Albany. Mrs. Logue has alsobeen.
married,. but separated from her
' buslband. Tlie.'affair grew out of
domestic infelicity.
- The dull routine of the court
procedure at Lousville, ' Ky., .,was
relieved on Saturday 'by a tight lid=
tweet] Judge Hargis, recently chief
justice of the court'of Appeals, and
Col. Bennett Young, a well known -
lawyer, and president 'of the ,south•
ern exposition. First they 'threw
words at each other. Then they
threw- lawyer's books, ' and finally
they pounded each other with their
fists They were 'separated with
ditiiculty. .
Arthur .Bernhardt, aged seven.
teen, committed suicide at Sttgina..w
City by drowning. . Two weeks ago
a gold watch was stolen; three boys
offered the .watch. for 'sale at E•tst
Saginaw and were arreste I. Their
parents settled tile matter. ' Bern-
hardt had nothing to' do with the
stealing, but was promised part of
the proceeds. When arrestied he
had a- revolver which had been
given,him by one of :the.other b'oys..
His father treated him kindly and'.
took hint home but his set -native'
nature at the' shame and 'replorse,
and. dread at appearing in court, led
him tri leavethonte and go.tothe ricer •
and•,jump in, • The police hard cries.
and saw, him, but'too late to save
Olio day last weak Mrs. W. K.
Lee discovered a. bear swimming 111
the Columbia river, Washington
Ter. and determined on;,its capture.
The •sten.folio were 'all •away, but
shesummoned a posse,',incl'uding the
children, a boat, and the dog, and,
armedwith .a butcher'sknife attempt --
ed to .prevent a landing, while one
of the children went' 'after a neigh
hour who had' 'a, gun..S. The bear
landed and•ehowed-fight.' Mrs. Lee
was treed once on a big rock, but'
gave chase again as the bear tried •to
make off. The bear turned on her
again, and in retreating she tripped-
on
rippedon a stick, anti. went down, • when
the bear trade- a 'ferocious attack.
She struck with the knife;'and slash
ed it so severly on the nose that it
went howling away long enough for
her to regain her feet, and the dog
attacking 'vigorously Rhe made good
her escape. About this :time the
ratan with the gun settled' the con,
test. '
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BRITISH—FOREIGN.
Lord .Northbrook is expected,
to leave Caii•o next; week for .Eng -
Eleven' professors of the University
of Kieft' have been requested to re.,.
sigh on naecoullt' of their nihilistic
tendencies.
The Pope has summoned a meets
ing of cardinals to consider, the
troubles arising from party violence
in Beigium. .
Tho'Maltdi's followers °are dying
fro, 'drinking frorn polluted water
pools. Tlie catt'Ie'are dying from fly
bites.
The Sultan's Gorman. proelivities
aro strengrllseuing.. Ho has made all
the German pashas itnperial aides•de=
camp.
Quarantine restrictions have
been removed in the ease of vessels
arriving in Spain from parts where
the cholera does not oxide.
The Tichhorue Claimant has, re•
eeived a ticket•of•leave, which re
quired hint to report 'to.the authori•
ties by letter monthly.
The Portuguese government hart
protested to Granville against tile
the annexation by England of the
territory the Boers seized from ),lie
Portuguese.
Sir llharleo Tupper, the II'igl
Commissioner kr Canada, has ob-
tained assuranoe from fiords Gwen -
vine's and Darby that 'England will
confirm a commercial treaty between
the Dominion and ,Spain,
1 n rel 0°
p y,t an intilrpellation 111.
Fc'rty stteted in the Freneh Perlia•
went that the English Govennnie nt
tad promised to explain hi Nevem.
her its position in regard to Egypt.
ian matters. '
Duringthe 1 e twenty four hours
ending at,noon of the 20th. there
were 120 resh cases of cholera' and
66 deaths in Italy, The disease is
spreading at Salergio,
The Etnperot' and Empress of Ger-
many ate at Baden, The physiciansel
say that the Enporer'e throat le iii
a had state, and they have forbidden
him to take outdoor exercise,
The (Queen)fl epoeeh has reeeived
the sanction Of tbo (;t)lineil at Tial.
•
Bill, Vague aliusions are made to
the settlement of the Eayptien quell•
tion, Vie Nile expedition awl south
African affairs. The 3'otservatives
hold a Meeting ou Wednesday to
prepare a line .of opposition. Lord
Randolph Churchill .advocares onu-
tinue obstruction to the kranchiee
13}11.
AnueNation of the West ladies
AN asientCAN PAPER Titl\1(S IT WILL,
BRING ABOUT A RECIPROCITY TREATY,
It being rumored that the business
of Sir John to England is of a pee
cegenatory nature—none other than
the'taking into the family of the
Canadian Loufederatioli a "cult'd
pusson" in the form a sister colony.
the island of Jamacia, the following
from the New York San will be of
interest at thirstime.
Of much deeper interest to Amer-
ican observers than the small and
distant wars in which France. and
England are entangled is the ' fast
ripening project for the incorpora
tion. of.the _13ritish West Italics with
the Dominion. The visit to London at
this time of Sir John A, Mcdonald,
the Canadian Premier, is believed
to have for one of its main purposes.
an energetic furtherance of the 'an-
nexation scheme; and Lord Derby
fe reported to have already receded
from the unfavorable attitude at
first assumed, and to have signified,
a `willingness to acquiesce in the pre-
posal. ' •
13y the acquisition of the. British.
insular possessions in Carribbean
water the population and resources
of the Dominion will be, ''materially.
increased. - In 1881 the territory
controlled by the Ottawa 'payola's.
went contained 3,350,00.0 inhabit.
ants, while the Bi iti
Hh West Ildi
t
Wands, inclusive of the Bahamas
and Berriudas, had ahoat 1,250,000,
In Jaulaic.t alone there were 558,
von souls in 1878, tied three years
'later Barbadoes was credited with
.171;000 and Trinidad- with Upward
of 150,000. Altog• tiler ..the new
accessions will he nearly equivalent.
in respect of ,population toe the' ro-
viuce of Quebec. The present pro-
ductive capacities of the three : chief
islauds. maybe., measured by an
abstract of the statistics covering the
years 1865 to 1879. Thus the
average annual valuation of imports
into Jamaica during that period was
-$6;735,000; against exports apprais-
ed at $5,790;000.. The mean .yearly -
receipts were '$2,735,000, :the ex-
penditures , $2,805,000, and the
transfer of ' merchandise involved
,the movement of 773,000 toes. Bar-
badoes imported geol.; to the amount
of $6,115,000,and exported products
value : at' $6,295,000. Trinidad,
which of all the islands is the .most
productive. and self-sustaitiing, sent
ferth staples assessed et $1025,000
and in exchange took wares ,amount-
leg. to $11,115,000. The carrying
capacity of the vessels trading with
Trinidad reached a 010011 annual
total of ;808,000tons, and there ryas
a considerable ' surplus ' of public
income outer outgo, the former being
$2;125,000 against .$1,8$0,000,
The i'lands of St. Lucia, Atttigila,
and Grenada also command a coin-
sider bletrade, exhibiting err aaglgre-
gate )oveulent of 642,000 tons and
t
a
ie
lands
u
u
couibiued:exports valued at '$3,135,-
000. - If we strike• a balance sheet
for all the British Antilles; we find
the exports exceeding $31,300,000,
and the imports falling but a'little
short of .$29,000,00, wliita to offset.
an outlay •of .$6,62.0,000 there is a
public reyenue of, $6,835,000, This
is a, better exhibit • than was made
by the Dominion itself, whose aver-
age expenditure-during.a.part of the
period under -review exceeded the
receipts. by .nearly. $8,000.,090.
at• even
trea
which
annexation;
Whole,
upon
ugh so
ugth
corder
y the
Ire assumed
of
loads
.
largely
•ot1
tt1rl'ifo
.belief
geld
s at
their
Dominion,
the ma
ized n
da is
1 West
Pd,
wr .by
c which
our
• It concerns us to Watch ,closely
the progross of this annexation plan,
forits fulfilment will no doubt be
promptly followod hy overtures of a
treaty between the Doininion .gov'•
ernment and our own looking to the
free admission of WV'est Indian
staples to the market of.. alis coup.
try.
• We. see, then, th n under
the existing decal andty.condi ,
tions, to. escape from h'is' the
controlling situ of ai tion; the
Antilles, .taken .as a le, could
'hardly prove a drain the Can
adiau treasury, although much of
the, burden.of .protecti a islxude
against iiiternr•1 t disorders 0s has
hitherto been borne by Imperial
goveruuient'shoal('I by
the Dominion:` 3.tit course the
Canadian tariff', -by tt of,which-
imports from GreatBritain are
male to t,ontribute I to the
col odtial`t'•t;-�t,L t forced 'tit
the newly acquired ey; and
there is a rooted .b that an
he Mimeo stilnulu0 w llo given
to, the productive powersof the is-
Iaitdit wetc'the .p!al ter liberty to
regulate, in concert withleir fel.'
low,suhjttcte itt the D n, their
commercial relations 1 American
consun Indeed era. ini.(.d tl inaprirrg.
of the present organ agitation
for union with Cana the con
wietion .that the Britisl t Indies
would be revolutioniz from an'
industrial point of vie knitting
anew 'the ties of tratli cit once
fit tidy hound them to A tlantic
states.
•
mina it •Agreed With
In 6116 of our 'public eebools, dllr-
in'g a lceaon• in parsing the sentence,
tt
;Llan courting in CAplCity of Wise,
rf
�C .r the word, oourting, canis to.A
young miss to pare°, Silo roma
'fleeced hesitatingly, but got along
well enough until she wan obliged to
tell what it agreed with, Bete she
sto ed short Itt
I3 as the teacher
aolfor
said, "Very well what does courting
agree with ? E11en blushed, and
held down her •head, "Ellen, 'don't
you know whateourting agrees with?"
"Ye -ye -yes, ma am." "Well, Ellen,
why dont yeu 'parse tbat word
What (foes it agree with'?" Blushing
creryday duties. en 14.1441 e1' Tatters t
ores' your midnight work. Hop Bluets
mot surely alt year
if vols are nuffating•from ever•ratin,
dr'itrking, anyintlismitti+r, or,1i(.itat
or are young and greying toe fast,.
often the ease, .
"Or if you are in the wvrkahttp, on
'farm, at the desk, anywhere, nn't
'that your spasm treed* cleansing,
'ing, or stimulating, without iatexi
'tutu, ifyou are old,
'blood thin and impure, pulse
'feeble, nerves unsteady,. acuities
'waning, Hop RIttcrx is what you flee(
'give you new lite, health, anal vi ut
If you fere costive, or dyop pf ir' or sit
int; f)'otn any other ufti•, nu n'l t1t
eases of the stomach or buweia, it is ,)
own fettlt.it'you remain 111. If
you are wasting away with guy Iilr'nt
of Kidney disease, stop tempting d,
this moment, and tarn for a -..Cate to 1
Bitters.
If you Inc sick with t) of tt rrihle ti
items, Nervousness, you will find a ►'I3
in Gilead in Hop Bitters.
—If you are a frequenter, or a eenidont
—a nnnamatie district,.babies to your
—tom a alnst the scourge of till "Otto.
—Malaria, Epiilornie, Billiou:r'mitt In
—mitteut Fevers by the use of /lop 1
•—tol:l. 1
Tryon have rough, pimply, or Fal
skin, had breath, 'Hop' l3ittets will
you fair skin,' rich blood, the SW0ett
breath and health. $500 will be psi.'
a carie they will not cure or help,
A Lady's {Visit.
bow I.do With hly shin was
'cleat' Lind -snit its y e t3, ' fad a'1',tdy to
'friend, ."lege ten easily make it o
answered the friend. "flow," fuqui
the first,,ady.
• "By using Hop Bitters that the
pure, rich blood and blooming health,
did it for the as you observe,• '"
,Mesons genuine. without `a buueh
green Hops on the white, babel.' Shun
the vile,poisonous, stuff' with "Hili'
'agues" re their name, 207.4
Sir ,Moho 1lacdounhl, •
n
THE PREtSiJ R'1'0 BF TENDERED P1:
LID RECEPTION AND BANQUET A'1' T,,
0NTO—EN'rI1CSIASTiC MErTIN0, (
CONSERVATIVES:
`
Att
A meeting of pifornfnviit ('u
Servatives was held in St..l-raltf'erl
flail, EI Toronto; last R'edens+hty:
Mayor Boswell in the chnlr. -'flee
was a largo- attendaiece fr, to r1i111i
Hat Wards iu the city. 'Tele cilijer
of the meeting was to make pro1lie
friar .
y arraligeulents. for ,i pulite r
ception oud. 1'eug11,0(at
be tendered to S'rr.Juhn Meedet ed
to celebr'ate the,fortieth atutiv,•rear
of hie. entry,. into puddle life, .
Genera,I Commitee, cotuprislltsc shrill
200, were appointed, out of 'whic
Will be struck the vaiiou0 sub -Cote
oboes:' The date for liuldiee 11,
denionat•ration will he 'fixed by i
Jolla.' 'Ills utmost, .elltltunIlt:$Ot we
manifested during the Proceeding
•
An Elopewetit I;itafud.
,il0W TI t SI'TTLE'21/011-MATTI1ILS 1
DETROIT.
A. Dettolt despatch tells the fo),
lowing story :—Ernest Dupont see
Mrs. Herouet, the ?olontreel.elop.'i'a,
on Saturday 001110 up 'tri court t
answer. the charge, of .larceny' of
Florent Ilerouet's. watch, bust
clothes;, fur - -clop' .and overcoat;
Dupont, stated.- that .he' 'leas het
aware'A'Irs. 1ler,lti°t'had' the r-hillga
iu her trunk •when they left; and
when she itoweti .there to flinr lib
thought her husband had giveit them,
to her. He alsostated that:he had
left the house . before he had. !prima
lie was going off with Mrs: Heroines
The Woman 'met lung on. the street
and asks h
n to.
,
O with her.
Herouet's testimony showed, that the
elopement had been settled; and
Dupoit's ticket bought before he left
the boiler, ..Justice. Miler held--
Dupentguilty of larceny and sent-
enced' him 'to three months itt the
houso of correction. 11Ir. lierouot
.then declared his willingness to for-
give Mee.' Herouet, .and .the justice
suspended sentence in hercase. Tllu.
.husband 'and wife left the court to=
gether•and returned to to tlieir'Ituit
hi Montreal. . ,
Better than 'Medicine.
Observe strict, ch'anil)e5.e In your
person and clothing,.
Change your uudergarnronte daf'.
ly.
13e regular iii:your. habits of lift',
meals, exercise and :sleep,
Dress comfortably:, for 'the 500sou
and avoid night air' as unfelt as ,in;.
Biblevo.id 'excess in l
A
n of alcohol lc
drinks.
Live temperatolsg.avoid all exres.
see in Dating crude, 1st w, And inilfg;c:.
tiI,ht fund,
Avoid pastry.
Avoid bodily fatigue and nrcttel
exhaustion, By excitement or.sin-
°lent exercise you increase the huttct;p.
tiblllt of .the system' to disease,
Drink pure water and breathe pure
air.
' Lsefulf 'flints.
Copal varnish applied to the moles
of shorts aitd repeated as it dries uu.
til the pores are filled and the sur.
face.shines 'like polished mahogats
n\,
will' make the spies waterpro,af, an(1
Last as long as the tippers.
A teaspoonful of ltorax,putin thn
ioot water in which clothes are rit..
sed, will whiten them °atrrprisitlg17, -
Pound the borax so it will dinf•hlte
easily.s '
Ill IG especially good fp
remove the yellow that, Hine go et*
.o white 1 ,
g0r nests tl 0t havtt leen
litiil away for two or three ,qoars,
Hay water in 11 treat HN'flFrtt'lter of
tin,, wooden and 11 on ware, In Ir-
ish dairies everythittg' used for ruillt .
is enabled 'with irriy water. Boil a.
handful of sweet hay inwater at,tl
put in the 'Vessel while blot.
Rusin four parte, beeswax nnh
partt, plaster of -Paris one part, ntsk•'i
a good oculeet for knife handlett,
Fill the opening in the ivory hatelitt,
with til° Tlibalire, then heat tit MPH
portion of the hentlle Airdh aaa
firurl ') 1
y n to the ee.n°nr,
Si7ilk rvhiGh bits Thautt'cl tint' '1,it
tw btetetd ., of .- ikeid,r,tm' 0, . r .,, ,.