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Clifit011s Wednesday, Oet. 29tb,
LOCAL NE WS.
I1.1, And Around the "Hub."
SOWIT
41913011.--41 al; Macs uowili be glad to roast
' 'still news trout any reliable source, either
esetae, or tormon, Barge of soce,tings, ea-
itiikseats, liocreeti and aura doiurre, eta.
Cent ereereetnettfrs*of genera nteCset,-
v4.44-5,epoitnpircaumns.--zo
agorotiy: Peacock, and
Rther,„Woolts. Also Stamping done
fick',-.•;oriter, at Weir's Book Store.'
theieeit Oa lowest.
. Io,„Pon A.PrzEsi--10. David
Canteloo. is prepared to purchase
any quantity of apples. Highest
,...markot prico'paid. 302.tf.
rniet New Stonk of B.rj Wool• '
Wingerlegs yarn 41zo., just receiVecl.
good New Coal stove for sale
4.11 ap. Oltria..Dickson, Clinton. •
. W4wrao,-Pretestant girl to. go to
. Detroit to do general. hooscwOrk in
small family, To a,firs4 ciass
pay 810 per month. Address, gtv-
'. ing Clinton eefereneesi-Mrs. 0, W.
Arnold, 26Q Warren oxen pe1 Detroit,
Mich.
Has, Q R. COO, Of tessioiter, is
the guest of Mrs. Theohaid.
Kn. W.,yAcKssif, is suffering
from the effects of a severe cold. .
Mit. STEVENS is rushing tbejoiner
• work eta.. on • Mr. Searle's- ire w brio
Orttil ko ward maid MOW
Ura. Swarts, •now. a resident of
the county town, formerly. Of Clin-
ton, was in town on Saturday. .
Afessaa. Wm. Steep and £4017 will
shortly retnove to -mere commodious.
premises ou Princess St.
. .
MR GEo. Siematak has taken pos-
session of his lately purchrteeti and,
improved residence On Rettenbury
Sc. •
— Rey. A. D. MeDenald,of Seafottle
.. preached two exC'ellent eenitions in,
• Galt on Sabbath , last, Lerge cote
gregatione were present both Morn,'
jug and evening,e-Re:porter ef 2411i.
PAYINQ TDB PIPER. --.41/00t $1,,
000 is derived troll) the license fund
of this town. There are .eny 500
ratepayers. TWo. DObLARR PIM RATE-
PAYER, extra..taxation, by paesing
the Seat Act. . .
HR. Joie& Cethntoic,eof- Holinese.
vett, was in town' Metalay. e'His
teeny friends were glad. to • see .the
gentleman so far reetiver(d from hie
recent illness as-te be 'aletut again,
even though be does not. lupe: • ea
robust as they .woulti hke
PROP E ItTy PutectrAsee,'-•Mr.
Thoreati B. Feeder, of Olint.eti,. hat;
purellased from Me. eerie. Cele, the
• single store on Main street:tit/le e.
•*tent Occupied by Mr. Bond, Drug:-
, :gist. • The priee paid Wee $3,009
•Grelt Reporter.
The foundation stette of a new
Selvatilen. At my •Iterracke in. s -G
wos laid be the .A.rtity Saturthey
last, wale” appropriate .ceremonies.
The i ew building will oiler& keen'
toil for a litre° • Lumbers -1)f
tippers, ' ,• .
vette) Soave OF.
the art tecamitiation Of pubic. end
high school teacher:I'M-1d et the: E I-
ucation departmeot during' the
mer Ijolid ys tutu tfieates•were award
eil Miss AnnieCowan, Of'Seafotili,
Meant& A. H. Craesweller; of .Bleke, •
and Frank CratieWeller,. �f urieh,
they having p tased ti model drew,
ing ' - •
SATURDAY, Mr. W. Siffi
' who was.working for Mr. II.. Stevens
in • fitting op •'Searle's 'stores, bad
practical. proofthat the. 'awe of
griteitaticei were not 'relaxed for
part touter, benefit' triton. t•lie eeatreld,
ing gave way and the force. of tho
fall gave 'him as "prirty it,:tihick eye
as one would aee in a •montb ofBune
• days:. even in "puler Depttybrook.
PAY & not tt bit
• proud over their $200 •eqUaree -of.
phite glass in the lie* 'front to their
mtore. That is they are not ..qstucte-
up" proud; that they
pride in trahsfortiling an old, time
building face and giving it, the fea.
tures of the present,. may bp so..
.But ehe fecee of old customers, and
liew ones too, will be 'welcomed ite'
the good old Ptyle of yore.
• MieT1I it R. 0lliig,0
cliiipatch Hayti the ptiliee pf thet 'cite
• have orders to arrest -all ..weinen
wearing Mother I-1 ebliard. dreeeek.
A reepectable young lady wes tint d
$10 for wearing a white one. Tll
Mother Hubbard will now become
fashibeable. • All the women
will wear it as a protest, 'against ar-
bitrary enactnienfs,. awl money' has
already 1)eati subseribect , to 'appeal
the case. •• • • , •
•
• A Goon • Peoeositee-tt ia pro-
posed to item° a Send ty 'Service?
Book of the ' 'Church ef England, i he
&lace of which iv "not to change a
mentence or even sylleitle of any of
"the services ; it•will add aothing hut
perspicuity Y form, it well Retorted
nothing burconfustion one of Order ;"
and further, it is anticipeted 'it will
• tend to populatize anti • utilize the
• Book of Contmon Prayer ainetigst
the nnfLASPH," ,
Tlitftr. EXPIRRD /001(1001y 'lle Eel-
ly's hotel, where lie leterde I, on Sun
clay, Santuel Levagood, aged 60
eitre. Decease() Wen IL Steins inatmo
;worked for con tettotoe Arthur
don. IIe hail been ailieg for
a week, Ile wee a reepectahle,
, iticluetriotte and Taber man. Ire for-
• nierly,livett in Stratford where it ist
rumored his wife edit reeitlen. 'rite
Mayor of that place was telegreph-
ed to, and in the meantime the re.
filitte were intetred, Menday, in the
Clinton cemetery,
Tin ittotrr to Dftliilto•-tuflt week
we published ft pOrtion of i3islier)
Balciwin'a remarkk made the otitet
day at a- temperabee ineetleg, eee
)10 id one of the statineheet wive*
elites of temperance in the eemnittion
WO hail with Onetime) Ilia liberal
•'' ittieW that "a than has a right to
drink, but he milted the believer in
such a doctrine tO lay the matter
- halve ph-riAb 10 pra.yet, and he
guided by the Ifictiltee of hie eonsei
owe That is the way lo make
Olen tdin peril te, ,ittiok th 6 ;Nal stance
of a Higher Powermqt by ealling in
160 the aid of butrian enactments which
by tatting aivity 4 Manta option dt.e.
W. aounrotrr, of Goderielt,
was in town on Monday 00
"MR.. S. DAVIS la recovering from
the vegeta of a cold taken, ou a trip to
UldeitgO.
EU= fall - of "the beautiful"
last Wednesday night. At time Of
writing it bad all disappeared.
ARCHDEACON ALARM Was the
guest of Mr. IL IL Itacey over
Sunday, and Arelideaeon Iwood of
Mrs.
Nu ,DAvin Oesmotr elkipped
2,000 harrele of applelast week,
and the prospects are that be will
ship as many nere the coming
week,
BISHOP 13.4t4DWIN, AND IAD; ar,
rived at the parsonage Saturday
afternoon and a larid,,e uumber of our
citizens called on them at a recep-
. tion in thsillikening..
M. 8. ClatstoE was in town on
Monday On return from •Wiugham,
where he presided as Judge, at the
sitting of the Divis:on Court, for
Judge Toms.
THE neighbors any that Geo. E.
Pay will remove to•dey-that is
his familay, no longer will they stay
on Street Battenburay.
Mae. thrill Sown was for a time
rendered itieensible tine day last
week ley a board that the children
had been ueiug in a shed falling on
het bead.
Aims Seeweine of Maniteba, is
visiting friends in town. it is like-
ly she will prolong her stay until af.
ter Olartetukats, by which time it ka
hopeci the effects of one salubrious
etiolate will. have caused a deeirable
ehange 11: her condition.
PROVINCIAL TREASIIRsh. Hon, ,A,
M. Ross, and Auditor Sproule evere
in Ottawa for several days last week
and had several ieterviews.with Sir
Leonard Tilley in regard to the
settlement of the audountsbetweett
the Proviuee aturthe,Doutipien, but
• no de Guite-settlem'en t evanarrived at.
ARCHDEACON .111ARS1.r .acConipanien
Bisbee Baldwin 'idles tour through
the letocese, The Bishop drove
(rein 'Clinton to Biyth ou Siniday
and prekuthed e in the fot maxim
Ii t the afternoon, he pm:milled at
Suiemerhill.In the evening lie
preached .and :held eontirmation ser-
vices le St. Paul's, Olititon. .47
peeSons 'were reel ived into the
()Mired by :the kyle', on of bawls
churelt was tilled to 11.8' utmost,
and many had teo go away tieulimg the.
church' full. ' ' '
Ilaee'rielASS he rushed into Den-
nison's shoe shop 1.11tl aildroseed the
proprietor, "1 may,. "witatie the
difierenee between a deer beloinfitig
to you amd Vultetion go (10!)
"Give. it up," said the proprietor;
"What is it?" (MO'S the
of .Dentlison, and 016 otherei
0.
•izett ef Venice." Before. Deniiisou
had time La. reeover Itiereelf 0.041
prepare jet' a booti tee operitt len the
18011 Mall hail vanished like
the baseless labrie of a eieloti,
A )51s0ttioraimt 000Gn to itemise
denominatiouiti jeel'outly . and . pre:
judice wits an item fit our local cotein
purporting Co.:give \voids' (hied liy
licensed victualler at'aele;eLieg jo
,Clinteit not long agcy. *Here.is tho
Choic0. coinage of out" eetetti!st Owe.
brain, "We bete) nutrly all the'
.1f4iscop5iralls and t'r'sliyterioiis
with de, • hot, the ieletleeliels-they
aro devils." • We Ilnve intittirett of
eeyeral Who were, at the meetiteire-::
keeed to and they sny ito euch•etetee
44) nt . was 'male "et. the meeting'4.
more s.o.: far as they . aro aware of,'
outeide of the intigiing. The libel:.
• bus words,' if mot. -these of the
fat'ller of all ,lies'or out' eetem, imuet
heye. come .from Ads office
At all eventstthey were never utter-
ed by. any one nt the meeting. '
S. Reee's Ono itoo-Cen firmatiote
servioe' Wtie held in it Pant cleirdb,
Clinterie as Well an at St Peter's,
S0ll1l4lr1lill, 041 Sunday list. Fifty
eve persons werje ;en:termed at the
tWo Bishop addrese.
mei the candidates briefly
Christian Life. -its source, support,
ana Nome of its practical'
espi &ally on. Iliteoilice afel:
.and work (Cf. the' H )1:y Spirit. Tn.
••Clie. avtininfr at f$6. ,Paul's, church,
Which d tteite utmost capa-
city, 131e1toe I3;tld win preached one( f
Iiistehaticieristie steettonsfeen ittt
viii, 20. "The Sod Of Alate'ee-21`14e
ant v kali were meet intpreseive, and
'it' coultl:n it foil. to be netieed teat all
that ' eta' II I) (1006, by instr iet'o
etrivestnessedevolion fold rev( ren
WM,• who cm, rm.
ell mud profile:eel the name of Utilise,
•btirorf, HIM), hay e hvon • un der eat eful
and sq 00411 1)4(4.1 (1(14.1014 for Aften
thttin throe menthe: The; 131e110d1ne
Itiv •viele was .eccempittiied-by
Pott!ilWfit; A releleacons Slate:beef Lon-
elen. and' , El wood, of • okleriele.
metilierehf. flit) enneregetion called
on eke Bishop and Mrs. Bahl win' at.
•the Reptor.y on Saturday'evening... It
ie needless tO eay that. the Bishop
Was tk evenly' weleot»ed op this his'
first vi -it tid Clinton, and he haft al,
reedy -Won to himself .tetteli esteem
awl admiration,
pilot rhureh.
Pima Act in the Ninth Street :Sloth -
United Empire arrived In port
lastrrhurielay, anti Was detained by
the storm till near midnight out.
Urday.
.A partyof Government Surveyors
are examining the harbor, and tak.
ing soundings. When the work i8.
completed a report will be presented,
to government.
Marion Grant returned from
Brussels. on Fatitty. While there
:tints- Grant was bridesmaid at the
marriage of ber atIn t, Miss R.'neetkikaw,
to Mr. Wilmer Smith,
The conveteazione held last week at
the residence of Mrs. Crone,tthder
the aupicea of the .Aid Society
of the English .church, was a most
successful affair, considering,the tem-
pestuous weather,. -
The fortnightly meeting of the
High Sehool SOCiOty was held last
Friday evening. There. was but. ft
swall auainnoe. The following was
the programme. Recitation, Mr.
Wygle. Solo, Miss M, Miller. Reading,.
Mr. G. Carroll, Miss S. ;Minims,. Miss
Es Wiggins, elr. AleBrien, Duet, Mes
are Swenectu and McBrion,
Mr. McGillicuddy _ and Mr.
demo Mitchell spoke in favor of 'the
Bunt Act .at a temperance- Meeting
on Sunday afternoon. The fortner
eentleknen•explained his reasons for
taking the 'stand he did. His ex-
planation was so et variance with his
street statemen ts 'on. this muell de-
bated question. that he did not help
the cause, and had he, even stated
the true reason his remarks would
have fallen just as flat.
The 'Fadeout ran in last Wednes•
day in the steam. When just past
the T elevator her eachey was
dropped to stop her, but tealeng a
short catee (itis supposed against the,'
wreck ot tbe old Omindian) the cable
parted. ',The Captain Was .grappang
for the anchor last week but did not
recover it.
Last Thursday Mr, Wm, RObinson
of Bucbanan, Lawson...anti Robinson,
Met with a painful accident by which
'be lost the middle finger of his right
band, and severete fractured the in-
dex finger. The accident occurred
wbile Mr. Robinson was working at,
one ofebe maChines while doing. so
••his attention wirsedireeted Pavan he':
stant to.sonicepthee'objec t„..wheneelke-
sew caught his middle • linger and
drew it into the machine. The mid-
dle finger 11)141 4.0 be amputated atthe '
knuckle joint but there is hope that
the use of theindexeme may be re-
tained.. . •
Dr. McIetlian delivered a leeture
last Thurklay evening on Education.
Tbe Dr, held the attention of the ati-
dience for nearly two hours arid was
loudly cheered at the conolusimi.Dthe
ing the eveeing Miss' Pish and Prof,
poote.played several; selected pieces
on the..orgen 10 11. highly satisfactory
manner.' ..Re v. Dr. Ure o .cOpiett the .
ehair fuel 311.5'14,68014.0(1by J. re,
• Mtilrer 1. V: • S. .At the conclusion
of the leeture the Rev. Air. Campbell
• eroposed- eetet olthanks. to Miss.
' Mehl Prof Foote.and Dr. I,Tre'which
being seconded by Mr. 12cFee, Abe
mOtion being et -Levied the ifenellictiOn
by. De. Uri) closed the meeting..
Among the•supportere 01 4.110 Scott
Act in.the county of Iftwon are, two
ol Luelinowis ead eg Utizense These
geht.lemen. do • not believe in: the
Scoteeldt, but beth owning property.
in their 'owe . village,- 'which is in
Bruce'''. end 'One of -Vieth having- a
mortgage . on one of the hotels for
two theaeand dollars,: they seetn to
think it 14. good stroke ol husineas te
ateteee they. are doing, for, says the,
holder of the Mortgage: it the. Aot
earries.in Hume) and te (Ip'regtetl
Betiee the Allele that is drewn -from
Wingloun and Codericti Will mite the•
vaitie 01 tny . property tindenake the
i'ealieation of my inertgage a sure
thing.. We -would ask thepeeple of
Gedertele Wingltaite and adjoining •
municipalitieself. they think it right.
totellesuell selkerneee to ino.reaso the
yelee of. their' property. •apil die
neeciale.their Ovvu by voting 1'01..010
Aet.
•
In 'answer to oar note ittst..iyeek
"eergarding the Price era lead or bar-
ley the halthalf leetteefigniti Iticka
up he heele and cells etts dishonest.,
etc: ' Weenen tinned a circumstance
'which that paper did notaria dere
not deny, anewers Ity •viilgtte.
abuse. NetlioneSt forsitoeld is it
'honest to fell liquor' sellers end
Iletel keeperthat "the Scott Act is.
a freed" .that "Week' 1101 titrie • we
•tvoil .t a' the s t ten p iigainSt
.and.then write. articles in • its levee
Le it:right to hang aroand liotels and
atter gaining the copfidetme •of. the
propri eters 'publish artieles prejelli-
teal to their ioterests. As tile:good-
letd, good devil organ does net, know
thet • consisifoncY .jewr4., We
make lt acquainteld with the factand
eecon)thenceits iekteed late .stetly to
its earikent considertif Should it
eltart:ittonce on tlds necessary work
all may be Well, 1)041the slighteet'de-
:lay may se increase its opinion, ef its
own weederful Willey that self gloee
Wendel) may ever after be einhiaz9n•
ad on ite lieges.
Di . leLelltin. •ems. . town. lent
'week and eeamined. the petals kitten
ding the 'eroded School class nett was
present •at the teacher's eenverition,
..on Thursday. end Frei tly The Dr. de-
voted a pertion of the thee to in
84.1110000'in 100014142 14 henriling th0.
different sithject 6 delegated to'hite in
a 'manner thatmust have improved
the; teaching gnat' (loath -Ms, of those
present. :Arise, Robineotettml•Messre
.1qtn101ry pres,en tett 81113.
joetS. Miss lioberteen who exemplifi
ed the method •of leading a, iuelor•
class VerY ahly, sleeved Cute she *was
thoroughly tip in her Work: The goo -
Gernert hand 'seethe ettfIrjea 1:4.0 11 vus
eedintelligui tly, end though the sub,
jects treated by Mr. Vhohury drew
forth some. slightly d i re r.; 0 opinions,
it received merited applatue.
'rho Dr. spenking on the subject Of
,11r. E'rnbury's • addresa, %held that
there wits aftereill 1itt.l diflereece of
pinion betkreen the two Philosoph-
rs (Strang andEttileiry) and conclu.
led by steting that they were. both
lever nfen, an Opinion that seemed
tette endorse by ell resent, -
The 81yr in nnswer 100)4)' item last
.eek regarding the sale of•a load or
ierley says t "The teethe' ley raised
tr this eeetion, et) WO Aretalii on good
uthority,,will noegrade much. above'
0, 3 'nits is.quoted in Tor-
nto at eee.on: the track. The quo
aliens Bore aro 52e„, Why should
It'. Wells pay 1 tlec. more then the t,?"
ow, 'we did not say what :Mr. Wells'
mid for the, be 11(9 but steted an
()teal fact, end the above is how the
vise tem) 0( 4.1)4? 8 or tries to get out
f 86damaging a statement. If what
114 •"'0t, atated 414' tptality end
„lee of barley, is 00 good mithorit114
119 not, give the atithorhy? Ile
ere not, 100440444? the publiention
4(4 autherity wotild at once show the
bsartlity and falsity of ids ergurneet.
I' the S.h
lur iS onest in • ftriVotiney
f the Slott Act let it tkillteee te the
rude mut Pot publish .etetemente et)
tithelki 111, . variance with the well
003311fi1ete or njo (3tree We Oriffinallf
)entioned. Tlie H(or 1.110)41(1 say
abily nevi squarelyethet 010 carrying
f the Scott, Aet meatie 'the lose of
Prink' 8 0) 1 2e. on every bashel raised
1 the corenty.. Ily hot doing tide it
('('411(3)14, Bine it TA. un -
untainted With the filets rif the ease,
e is trying to beedwink the farmers.
t alse tell our people that its.
SIDDIRO 41)
age 0.11 toe,
tion of three dollars per tardily fer
unioipal purpose!, and twelee dol
rs and half for the sopport of the
n tart() and Demi:don Governments.
11 the futUre WO adVifie 0144' 004.0431, tO
nd out the triitit' Re statereente,
Grove publishing 4.140131, and not
eel( ittrertnation free) .t1110 titho 1144
very interest m misleading the
alley growers of the nounty, ,
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•tle, W. It. Miller is. in Wein on a, 0
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visit.' -, .t
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Ice Peer an inch thick lest Sunday ,
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morning. .
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Mess.Annte Doyle (West street) is 1
visiting at Botralo. • ' .. i
The Court or Chancery concluded a
its eittings on Saturday, '' , N
. Rev. "Falter. %Utters preached at 0
ILI lett, last Sunday, . • C
' lion. A, Al. Ross returned to town
• N
en eiatuttlay, .
Miss Bette+ .veturned tO town from • I
London lest Saturday.
The Veil Archdeacon Ellwood loft '
'for Clinton 00 Saturday, teetneet the 8
111(41101) Of the diocese. . t
' Rey., Faller Meelatitts reached 1
hishest sermen in town at St. l'eter's w
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last Sunday, . . d,
Atr, W. S. Dickson, (Carroll and 11
D)citson of seawall, wae in town -Jest, A
Saturday. . I
The 'Schooner reithburt left early "
On 811411109 foe Colpoye Bay to load t
Itimber for Windsor, e
Don't .ferget the rfarvest• Dome If
festiyet in the North St. 'Methodist °
Church, Thanksetiring Day. • f
Aliso. Ella Johnston of Luoknow, 0,
.whe Is Visiting in town is tile guest 1
of the ',Misses ("Poke, • . it
Miss itorton is visiting at Detroit, iR
where she teal remel() 4)11 4.110 New a
o
year. .
. Miss l'iatt gave a pnrty et the T.
Meitland 14'5l1e resulenee Met week. P
There went allele •attendance. a.
Anse Fish has temperate charge 01 „tn 0.
:Aso Illiverev 010(40. in (l)e High 'School, eels
MIAs 1-01iv4?4 'being called away by "
sidkhess lie her family. 1
The llev. A. Birks prenchetillest ,P_
Sunday in the„Vietoria .r'lt,,, Methodist -"
Church. 'I he geotlematf's eybjeet 6
, was the. Scott Act, ', e
.
A 8co11 At meeting ,was b,old or: u
Peturiley evening at Went/tiller, alod
Oh
Imre Hall hero 1
.lifontitty evening in the temper.
GODL- RICH
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Priam TAW'S 'Wait SulpIntr 8(11T
ust ileoeived, This Wed('
25 Ruiz. Crown Note Paper,
720 Gage's Books,1,000 Slates,
Large quantities of Stephen's Inks, Straw and Brown Paper,
Playing OaNts, Re,espaper 117rapper8, Loretto*,
ranced Geography, Blank Books, Ladies .71an4
Satrheis. Ars° 2 large eases of Books, one from
jpgra, zock ge Co , of London, -enotand, ana
the other Iron& Gall 40 Inglis, of Xtlinburgh.
Buy Spanish -Ink, the largest 5o bottle in ths
world just received 1,000 bottles.,
.011RIS. ..DICKSON.
Very Remarkable Recovery,
Mr. Geo. D. Willing, of Manchester,
Mich , writes; "My wife hos been
ahnose helpless for five years, so
helpless that she could not turn over
in bed Moue. She used two beetles
of Electric Bitters, and is so nmele
improved, that she is able' now to do
her own ivork."
Electrio Bitters will do 1L 4.10.1, 18
claimed for them. Hundreds of
testimonials attest their great cur-
ative powers. Only fifty cents a
bottle at Watts' igt Co's.
Mellott.
Mr. Asa Iklair, a graduate of Clin-
ton High School, Who has lately been
teaching at Mooretasve, bee been en-
gaged to teach for the balancb-ef the
term. of Mr. Murch in School Section
No. 2, Mr, Murch gout tterloltnee,
vino, 'the present efficient teaelier
.thoro, Mr; Lawrence, having, it is
understood, accepted an engagetneet
with a Toronto and Whitby publish-
ing house. •
-
One •S-tui-da-y-n-tat-re--n-vg.'4-gd young
'Mita drove. to church. Returning
home be loft the buggy in trout of
the house. A. younger, brother took
eine einner to the buggy to t at, u I
left a plato of potatoes eutl ukashed
turnips. oe the seat; .covered with a
robe. The young Malkin the oveOing
drove to &perch egain. Ou the. Way
he picked upa red-shirted sinner
.going in tho same direction,. This
party jumped 111 . and tett down on
the forgotten plate and:contents, It
would, • not bo fair to say that he
swore; as the . etoesture front the
pulpy nukes, of petatees and turnipS
coelec el a elaunny eeneatiou to be felt
on thet portion of.the epitlorteus ex.
poeed to the vugetabloplastee. True
141 18, however, that the buggy had to
be stepped while the yoring wan got
out. ane atelized a fence rail:foe the
perpose of relieving his Sendafpants
of "the kindly clinging attaelneent.
Lads,' attertaking your dinners in
your brothers' buggies, remove the
fragudenta; . • •
Adems, of 1..ioncieborough; mid ox
141, I', John • MeNlillan addressed a
meeting last .week, .n elm Separate
Schonleite favor at the.. Suott Act. A
sheer of hands was called for. • As
• three brawny maulers went up 141 18
nal& :to say that there Neer() more
than .omeindividual in fitver of tlee
Mit, but pot more than three. ••
A. short- time nee. out; of those
Hercaturvs,' which is the .olijoct of
.curiositY, 'made its e.ppoar.
a.neoon the 20,1 coneosSion oi this
inwinthile. 151'e" elleuirY wO 1180901-
taieed 'that -rocently et had. been
;),Itetittity "hent:Eiet. and that as a re -
„stilt of 4.1)16 it WitnitONV rather "crttsly!,'?
We aleo noticed ellat' it.. earricir fie
laertietaleatil garden deuce and all).
upon:iii!lie„clt, which, it it added to
les torture, eel tell enhenced beeety.
.Tho adveht of t !its' create re (wettlinu
ettles) is generellythe lierald of an
evoitt; 4.11 tho rietwleiturte .of groat
inkport, . to et remit two' portion:, in
winch it baked promiaent'pert, ana;
at its dons= ination, 141 11. .offered up,
• a willing.,aftari,fico, in honor of filo
.0vent. ' T14 evetel heralded on Oa.
occasron wes tho 'therriage,...on
101h Met., of Miss Mary Kilt,y, :for tt.
mukibitteol: y 6;.iegidelle of Hongli-
. tom, Uppet Ali de., mid 'Me, Willka.m
Celliforke. or the Douglas nouso; •111
tin-teem:0 place., The ceremony was
.1e:1:termed by the,Fete. Wm. Craig, of
Cliuton, at the reeidence;of ',lobe D.
• Kitty, tha bride's, tether, MieS Sophie
and elr. Alberti.Kilty.iittted as'brittes:
:Maid • and 'grooresulan, respeetieely.
',rho brido.*010 .$1, (4(11,8 or creme)-
. colored. satin, trimnitel with escuriel
lee% and was ileelte 1 with ornament
of geld and torquoise.' The Meth's-
aneid was deekised in white.. eilesielea
•'the relatives of the'. bride in the inie
mediate yieinity.there. Were peewit
TeSinith Katy, of Scaforth G. M.
Kitty, of Bellitet ; jeayisl 'Cowan:, of
IIttughtone eliehe anti Mrs. John.
1341gition, of Toronto. After dinner
the happy couple left on' the 4 p. 111:
traiu ou thelr tear, And judging
frout• the .showers oL vice throe n after
them as they bearded the train, they
marled with them the, beet wishes of
their friemit• assembled to "ace them
off.”' eeniong the 'places theyietend
visiting aro Niagara Valls, New.York,
llissten, Albany, Like Cimenolain,
lelontruil mut Toronto.. They -will
also . 1)e:tee:k14.e4. Chiutgo 0(4
thole homeward journey. and then
settle down tothe etern rectlitiee of
lite once mere. In. their united
jeureley.throngh life time ati4piciol1a.
ly bagyin, ty• all th it hopes • be
realized.. [Ste .say we all. Amd,
7P/e8(ail; v regret tlekt this. item dia
not appvar in an earlier iesue, lait-by
some minceetintable mail freak Mot
it oule reeolled :Mae office in
time ler this. weelt..ble.
•
, A, SZOf Biblical Prize:
The puldisliels of tat M gel s or.
ter twelve valitable.11..11'm (1S ih their
Monthly .for Net:ember, among which is
the follewieg: ' . • ,
, •
give 820,e0 to the person tel-
ling es in howmany languages the super-
set j1' 104) was . WIPtell oil the rites over
at tile thee lin Was crucified, hy KO-
Vel»1/11* 1 Oth 3 4441. 4.41101.1111 two 01 niers
frreet fulmtvers he received, the ,11.14wAten
will be divided'. 'The Janney will be rot,
warded to the winntir 'November 11111..
'1 s8 1 Persons trying ter the reward Inlet
rend '20 (((4)8 in silver (no postage Satraps
1014..1)) with llicie affitvor,, for which they
will lepeee, tli i Ihmeniber .1hathly, io
which the mum find nildress of' the Winner
of the rewind and the Ontreet. AnsWer Will
pohlishod, 11011 inewhielt several mo)0
valtriblsrewfrils wi 1 I Im oirered: • Aftfiress.
Iturrib0481) eoMPANY,
Penne, '
. ftlYtliti• •
A number of young folio; repaired
to the tweidenee or :elle John Renee.
on Titeednee OVPhilig last, sinti.tripprod
the "light lent:tette to their 1101015
COMPIlt.• A, very pleasent time wns
spent end Mr, and MI'S. K. diC1•1111 111
their bower to make' the young peo-
ple erijoy the evening.'
N4tH )Bilitor's Tribute.
Thereon P Talo, Editor or In,
Wayne, llfinaette," writes:
"For the past five years have always
used Dr. King's Nmv Discovery, for
coughs or most sevete tharaeter, as
well as for ettinee of e milder type.
It never fails to °NAL n speedy Ofirtk
My friends to whiim I have venom -
mended it epetat of it 'in entire high
terms, flaying been eured by it of
every eremh I have had for five years,
consider it this only reliable and
441180 eine) for Ceogint,
MI tit \Waite:6i Co's Dim Store tut It
4111,111110111010•1■1111111Miltsloocossoomar,.."
'A. largo proportion of the diseases which
cause human sdnering result from derange-
Ineat of the stomach, boWels, antl liver
Alines CArnaierte PILLS act directly upon
one organs, an1 are especially desIgnei tc
cnre the diseases caused by their derange,
reeet, inciukeag constipation, Indigos.
t4101, Despepeta, neaten:he, Desentery,
and a host et tatter enemies, for au of
Whieb they are 14 safe, sure, prompt, and
pleasant rciody. Ile extensive use Of these
PILLs by eminent physicians In regular pew.
eve, sliaw$ mm1161.0;44 the estimation in
ISZnen they ape held by the medical profs
•
• tikes° P41,19 are compounded of vegetable
sulT.stou..-:..s only, and are absolutely free from
cintnnel or any Vier injurious bal.:dicta,
Sufferer from I:fend:mho writes:
""Avirh's Pitts aro Invaluable to 11114 (1174
eta my eOnstant connamion. 1 have been
46430r0 sufferer front „lit:ad:who, mat your
1)14.5 aro tho only thing 1 conht look to
ib.:1rmreislionf,ii,i.Ouseree'dze trill cmiciay Indite toy
head Dom pain. They
are LIK) 111001 ofeeure end the eeriest hysic
4 ham evce Maud. it Is a plc: sure to mu to
In their praise, and 1 ativae tlo 50
3414e11 oelevaaliTv,An,
lit'lers0,t W. 4,
rage 8:
• Franiclin itieLUMMI,Va., Juno :4.1tt2.--
lo ))1011b)1r-
les"sIllnyilonztel:culd Ari;tumeirtsitierlitjir.,r;tri
hose never known tilni:c,hc
1:11,o,fiLiLi3ltkc
oaeoe7le
olnilis11.11
tae 11640in:salt.
ou hand at our home, 4)4(1 prise them a
teessone sai.o, end roils me family medicine.
tht they aro invaluable,
• .4,11'. liArrs.00
Moxia, Texas, Julie 17, 1821 .
.trhe hey. 4(21 1.1(11.8 B, Irstuowit, writing
from .4410/11a, au, says.: "loor tome yetas
past 1 eine been Sobject to con.114001011,
iroin is spite of the to,e of meta.
eines of various lands, I sutferett iminatelng
ineelivenienee, mall some mouths ego 1
Logan taleag Ar.un'a rmi,s, They hove
'outirely corrooted the costive lisbit, nod
time vitae), itaprovett any general healtit.'4
A vines eeenetterc lona,s• correct irregte
brides of the bowels, stlitI tte .o o
no.
hte awl digestion, 11101 by lboir prompt sod
54104011(111 418(40)1 give toue tied vigor to the
whole phestcel eueeenty,
T'REVATt4/3 73Y
Dr. J, 0. Ayer Ci go., Lowell Mass.
sold by, 0.111.irtigglets4
All experience. the 1(4)71801.0d
beuelicial effects of
Ayer' -Q. Sargaparilla.
(Andrea with Sore Ryes, Sore
(1111, J'1', or any 5111(1441181» 043 syn•h:.;
nidm
e tahit, u; 'Cm made healthy and:strong
by its,u.:o..
Sold by all J)rugglats 51, six bottles ter $6,
91.12510,10•5112061MiliCM,
.Uolntes111e•• •
The Bev j. Carson, of Goderieb,
datieered a temperithee sermon in
the Methodist (Amen •041. Sunday
evening last. .
Mr. J..Calbielc.necupied las posr-
lien as Superintoodent col the Sale
batieSeheol on Sunday last..
Mr* Jns, Lo..b Wt lest' week for the
Com te ge'ci el Colt ego .Lontion:.. •
letr. ,J. 11111 amt. -wife of brusselsfire
visiting .friende in this. vicinity.
Bliss Elle" Canticle, of: Hensel], noa'.
Thos. 0., of Bruseelse visited the Pa-
renteleroof Iast, week, ..
'Scott Att is. now the order oftho
day,' • There is en ly 000424512112.• :Our'
town whais.opposed to it. ' •
• .Mise Kate e Miller gieve .a Select'
party lesteveek:
.•
Lttirioa . Vete' Last 'illites,L.,,Jkays.•
David 'McCulloch,. collector.. Of
„Ceetoins for' It 1(0441 04'1 1 amnion,
is dead, He was.. tip eX, editor or
4.0 oS'peetatoro a.Seetbnian, hy.
and learned the trade of ell Ophelse
teter. in. I lam atid 'after-
werds employed. ins the Greet West-.•
ern Railway shops. •••A's a. writer he
wits clear mid :graceful Mel his
etunfainta lice. with teteatlian polities.
;Woe eherougli... As aefidetel Ile was
a man net soon..to be.torgotten...
A :deep eel' from Pioton .says. :
Barley, and hope are the strongest
.holti me .the anti -Scot tperty in this
noonty. The farmers here grow a
large (Identity of, hops; and Many of
them although .faeoring.:iemperance
441 agetteral,way, are net villing 10
vette), waya sotteee of incoine..Qtte
fernier made $5,000 laid; year by hie
'hops, and la) wanteea kaow 1111444. 1)0
•will do with 111881 11 .phe breweries
are abelieliett.
011 Thureday °emetic' a sheeting
affray' occurred neatly AI ibltuay,
Bruce Co. It appieers that -.Wm.
Berry, Who resides at let 17. con..3,
Carrick, watt married on the day
utentiamide and in the evenitirt e'the
yoent; 10011 oethe: neighborhoocl as -
N0161)101 to Ulmer:kid him .WII 11 !' tin
pots, cow .belisee .ete. Two of the
gang . were .with ellot guns..
13erty proceeded flow the house . to
'quiet thole.. ,q41 ilk way he was Idiot
in the calf of the leg. .
. M ARK ET, 'REPORTS.
' worreatthi.ivors: mtiogday afternoon ,
. oteVroS, •
tindag 'Wheat, • • , • . 76 to 0 75
„ , tin to 4 a0
mot kylicat. trete, . ' o 72 to 0 70
.. 4s to 0 re
1:;(1k3::;:lci;I:tce,4s)e,s(4.)t.c.r.; ;00.0 0888005 ttt..0000 0000 2: 15 8f0/
Ei003, • " (3 POI ti4112
800 to 000
• 0 CO to. 700
• 000 to 000
'0 74 to 1
0.00 to 000'
000 to 000
g 0 i 04(0
0to cl 0
•• 01. 1000 ttoo 08 018
• 00 to 4 00
Ito, •
. .
• •
ShoepsicIIIR '
TIIPICept, prinnd, • •
((014343• • • •
. per pike
VillekenS, per pail,
Wool
cOrdwood.
...—
ESTRAY PIG.
---
•(NAME: TO rrtm PREMISES. of (Merge West,
Stanley township, Jost nOtside tho•corpor•
M1.11• of cliateri,,abobt the ant atelier, &black
And Wilts film tag, about two or tbrec months
old. The ((31414(1 (54) 1)510 14 by paying expenses
1110.0. 01400014. wEs'r.
WOOD WANTED,
(1001) IIARD 01-i-SOkr COE.DWOOD,
l)f to bo delivered et toy Groin. ElOvatOV.
- RICHARD IltViTIN, • •
8104 Standard Elovetor.
5
VI:, II V' V71) t S
1.1(11t14f0i, I. a _contain lege nee
tO) a 01[ )
MANTLES, ready made and to iorcler, , High-class MIL-
LINERY a every kind. Full ranges in 2, 3 and 4 button KID
GLOVES, range of sizes & colors- in Gauntlet„Kid cfloves.,
Full range of Crompton CORSETS, 50c to $1.25. The greatest'
bargains in OVERCOATS we have ever sh,own, in boy's, youths
and men's. Halifax Hosiery, in all colors, for women, & children.
- Cashmere and Lustre Silk and Kid Gloves, Brass Corners and Tape for Oil Cloths. Aletal Corners
and Tapelor mom Plzeg Caps, Alma Caps, Astrachan Caps, Persia Lamb Caps, Seal Caps, See Oat'
50, rent and One Dollar Undershirts and Drawers; they sell at sz:ght. We show the largest stock of Goods
the county. We have only one price. We give five per cent. discountAr cash. We take Butter and Eggs let
trade for C;oods. We sell at the closest prices, at the Great Dry -gods Palace.
JOHN OALLANDER, MANAGER. . ESTATE JOHN HODOENS.
(g,•••fkosTs::),0•Xto. v:.:ceeoci,c2oxor, 22tio*ootio'—
to.
e?` •"--17")t^
• The undersigned -Merchants, of .
the Town of Clinton, beg to advise
their ,customers that, they have de-
cided not to,aebept Butter in settle-
ment.' of account on or after .the
FIFTEENTH OF,NOYEI,kIBER NEXT.
JOHN PAATB..
R. COATS of .SON.
PAY & WISEIVIAN.
ESTATE,HODGENS.
T473. PLUMSTEEL & 00
R. BEESLEY & $ON.
7(i,
Gff. '
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eee
4
16
P -z=1
C==fi
nee_e
e—IIIMEeseein
Letets=t
eiseaseinel
Now then, Mrs.. Smith, -what on ea,rth are you
.
. .
straining your eyes fer doino•bthat sOwing' by. band, when
•DEN IS0-AVS and get
you can go to the Celebrated
NEW RAYMOND SEWING MACHINE at a price that you *ill
be sure to jump at as soon as -you hear it.. '1 tell you itis
a daisy—HIGH - ARM, SILENT RUNNING, SELF BOBBIN -
WINDER, SELFIHREADER, SELF NEEDLE SETTER—has all
the. latest attachments,. andis the most handsome piece
of furniture in your house. DENtsoN keeps . 'all kinds. of
Needles.and Oil and Machine Finding's Eis well as a 'com-
plete Stock :of BOOTS AND SHOES, of all kinds. Ire
makes ordered work a specialty and. attend s• to rePairing..
. . _............--0-o.-0----0—.
°13P4..tzoopees{vv. E is
CANTE.LON BROS
General Cliterg .anti ?realm Merchant's,
. RACEY'S OLD STAND, ALBERT STNEET, CLINTON.
Choice, Fresh Family Groceries
-coNsTAyrty
TEAS --EXTRA VALUE.*
Farm Produce taken at. Highest' Price.
rEJLdJ nicRxDS.
ramiesmosiNoArarairs• aisaaseieragFt
holigt:e of usilless'
The undersigned hogs to notify the people of Clintrin ruel sineomeling country thet 1114
hea purchased the •
llaries SfllOn W, L, Newton.,
Aud that he is prepared to tarnish'
HARNESS, COLLARS, WHIPS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BUFFALO
ROBES
And :everything uneelly kept in 'a First -Class Mekong Shop, at the Lowest Priem
Special attention is directed to my stoelt of ttglit Harness, ivhislt I • I
will 111(44<6 43 specialty. '
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
By stria afte,ution fe busineste and carefully stittlying the; wane; of my enstotners,
hope to 13104110. fair Aare of your patronage. Give me 44 tall heron purchasing else-
where, Remember that/eel-OPPOSITE TIM; MARKET.
What are roy Going to do
About It'?
About eeping Warm
WE MEAN.
uri=: eercrts
ARE ',JUST THE THING .F00..CCIVIFORT,
e
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, &COMFORTABLES
AT CLOSEST PRICES.
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6
We do not require to know how bad the boy
is. We want every Father and Mother to
know how good our BOY'S CLOTHING
is to wear.
A change of program each week. Loo'k for it.
° -
PAY & VVISEMA
The'DRY-GOODS EMPollIUM.
•••••••--,•-•-••••••-• 0 Q'
• ,.
.Just 14100iV0,l1, aiehrundese Steak of theInust•linprovett Patternit tied .Neweet Desighs,
Wood Cooking Stoves, . .
Wood or Coal Cooking Stoves,
Parlor and Hall Stoves, .
Base Burner Coal Stoves,
• INCLUDING THE Ileelebrated Ra,diant,Home
,Altluleodotthoer.RNivr ouPrAcli'lls'poRniNeiS,s, LAOrawl as ponevichaias.11 bAetisno..eaelllahrgoteightvies'41it:tonawrieltptie,
Stove, Boards, Coal Scuttles, Stove Pipes Elbows, &'e., voe'y
•cheap. A large lot of LAMPS AT REDUCED PRICES. Beet Ameeenn end'
Cenadian COAL -OIL always in stook. Please calf and got prices 511(1be convinced
that our•Sfoc is good and Prices Hight. „ 303-0
Nilfill 0
Sign of the Padlock,
Albert Fi(reit;
1 . - 0 L. INTO,/
w 1lack. s (at •
Skop
„
La e of Seratford), 11(4)4 04)4)410(1 ent .10 TtOWIMVS OLD SII0P, mearly: 01(4)054 4. the
• ' Commercial 110401, •
HURON STREET CLINTON,
:.Where iii now prepared eo do all eaoral.Illacksta ith Work, .
Horse-Shopilig a Specialty, • .12 111 Work. karanteed;
itekthoria elating 90
Washborne & Moen
TWO -BARBED
STEEL
:FENCING.
Nut• Coal,
GEO. 1.. SHARMAN.
• JOB PIIINTING.
f Yon romnrof row class of 'briutinov, Tnv, V14.ws.:13,r4':ot4o
—
Blos.sburgh
Stove Ooal,
IRON AND HARDWARE MERCHANT,
rail" turi\krri"le'N'N't"