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votee were pelled. lu Ctoderich
At &UAL Olintou at
the 40 municipal election there were
88$ vote e polled ; on the Scott Act
%Otero*
dud Nuws.,
roll Record,
'04.0441.1lUTED4
Wednesday', Nov. 0th
A!L_NE WS.
4_444 Around the "HO."
Sennt galk.
•
vaer.„-At au times we mai ird fliad to receive
ewes Of KCVO /TOM any rstiafee source, either
*sad or writers% lisports of meetings, en.
tlertainmente,00riety and church doings, etc.
elk , or any geese rotettate tif general interest
40a14 "pc a eke; in oursoitanns.—ED
god general ser -
10t, immediately. Apply to Mrs
loiter, Albert Street.
e, OR APPI.Es l -Mr. David
telon is prepared to •purchase
quitni,ity of apples. Highest
rket prike paid. 302.t.
tre New Stock of Berlin Wool,
geringeOrn ctre., just received.
good ;i5w. Coal stove for sale
esp. Vbris. Dickson, Clinton.
axren.-Protestant, girl to go to
treit to do general housework in
'all family.; To a first class girl Will
y $10 per month. . -Address, gtv-
Ginfarn references: -Mrs. C. W.
paid, 260 Warren 4ivenue, Detroit
Loh.
L. 0, L. No, 718 meets this
ednesday) evening. .A. fall at -
dance is requested.
Lear SobroAF was Sacrament Sun-
Ositaile•Kfeet
lurch, the Rev...J. J. Kenner, pas..
01.
*Tux eListowelleBenner printing
, „Offlue anti material has been destroy-
▪ hy fire. Meows Ferguson and
Efli�t will be considerable losers.
Dir some parts of Kentucky water
in used for drinking purposes. The
e vimless fluid was the orthodox
eyerege in Clinton on last Thera.
da -.election day. .
Ma. •W. A, Reeve, barrister, of
Toronto has been Visiting his brother
Dr. Reeve of this town. The gen-
tlemen left for his city home, MOW.
Tire Bazaar and • hincheon in tile
-Teo, Hall, Thursday, last, under
the auapWes of the members of the
Presbyterian Church was well atten-
ded and the results quite satiefactory.
About $13(1 were netted. •
• THE Galt Reforniee
- 2;000 barrels Of apples fhave
• shipPed front Clinton ,silice the seme.
• . cueintenced.4 That ninny:, bar-
-rels hey° been shipped hy. Mr. .D.
Cantelon, of Clinton, in one week.
ST. PAPL.01191e11.—,TItanksgiving.
Day.-Servidea at 11.a. tn. and 7 0.
tu. At the Evening service's, which.
will be reurlieal,,Rev. P. Owen J.mies
M. D., of Godeeich, e will preach.
,Pfliirtory at both rue:ekes in aid of
• the Bishop ofAigoies • .•
. .
Ate FEET.—Dita 'bf the funniest
typo eaphical eerors..eVer made kit a
was;;kisint exchange A ..reporterein
writing. an °accouiit of. a. belle- said.
that .the lielle•of ,the•evening
u it..' T• -types put it that-
siie "lboked all feet; Now neither.
the toy nor -the reporte sise happy,•
'Ktneen,•-•-•--A fatal aecielept'oeceee
• Kincardine last week. While
'named John 11,101,
wan tatOliding tr.;06110,,iikti,e; in t
engine room ; of Redit r;rls Snit.
Works, lie•eatee. ii coetect with.
the driving wheel, mid..wasInstiintly
:- Mentes • • Asnalte —M Various
.plaaes on.the Shore of. Lake Waren.
•between Bayeeld and PortEIgin
-
• .the •heach "is thiekly. etreveri with
apples. . It is probable that appleg
foiene,d the- deek load of•some vessel.
eind thet they were t-itherewasbed•er •
thrownoeerboard. .. • •
.Tolaseurow, • Thersday, ...Thanks-
. giving Day,. there willbe aacred sr -
vices helil in the Town Hall
ni., in which • the 'members; .of
the churches in town will take pert:
The' Rev, .M.r..Stewart will preach.
. ths: tamable' of seieertil.
*elleirs to take part in the elegiag.
:ON Wielneaday,;Oct. 22iel.,.the
itteel-Bishop of litiren, adwinlets.red
..,the holy rite of Conermatimi to for-
tr seven eandirintes, Id the 'Church,.
. ,Kincarditie, :and to sixteen at,fet.
Luke's, Pine River, Bruce county;
His Lordship's addrese • -rAis most'
earnest and will long be reinetaller-
ed by those who were present. .
d.
W. H. Coolie:leis doing a rushing
Intainese in his faineas Articificial
Stone. His Yard on Ontario Street
is a perfect %thoroughfare reoeiving
cenient and shipping eti' the nuir.0
tactu'recl goods. Seveeitl' orders or
Brusselleatoi material for John Weir,
Goderich township, beibg the latest,
On the orrier book., 'the last one we§
shipped on Monday.
•• Aecteitirr.--a-gr. Samuel ',endear,
liereegh, met with an •accident. on
the 21th: lust, lerwhielihe lot Iwo
• of the fingere-at the right hand. He.
la hi the employ Of M. Joseph Kidd,
• Dublin, and while rine-ling the kayo
.. cutter and trying to make gend time,
one of the staves rolled and caught
• the.fore •finger and next oue under
'the knife. ,
HOIST WITH THEIS OWN PETARD -
; The wire pulling .Grits who Ate
claiming aeinajority ref supporters of
, the Scott Aot as being of their poli.
• tical'fe.ith, will please take notice
thet in the only riding represented
by a Conservative -Ur. Farrow -
thererVitecerria ty-of'905-• for-th a-
0 t an hall of the whole
•fliaj.rity. in the three ridings.
Stara of the Irish emigrants, as
they are called, *ere haying a genu.
ine old-style wedding, in Seaforth„
Thursday last, • After breakfast the
happy perty Started for.a drive to
Dublin. There were several • bug.
es„ iti the processiOn, and when
-rung t1le corner at 1!'4r Murphy's
c'uple of young men, who had a
'se and buggy belonging to Fore
esIiiiefy, attempted • to paste the
Vehicle whieh was before them.
l'Hiy Were all, driving ab a pretty
rapid rate, .and having more anti'
ScOtt on blard than was good for
their Vision, the young men drove
.00 far ofr the road and their buggy
over tatted into the ditch, taking
the hone with it, and throwing the
•0060paritit Out upon the ground, so
•• thattvluni rataeon the buggy, hors
„t
ad en Were' lying 'fit,-tt rr-omiaeit.
riin ' eilp, The•borse was somewhat
IAA di 'the baggy badly smashed,
but ti‘e Young men were not hurt,
iedding party proceeded hap,*
•tift t ' to Dubliri,
a
The eddress voted at a special
vestry meeting of St, George's church
to Mr. and Mrs, IL B. Bothwell on
their removal from town bas des.
- patched to Galt last week. ihe ad-
dress! a printed one oxcely fret:tuned,
was signed by the nnnistera of the
church, the churchuardens andprof.
Voo e.
*own het January 078 votes were
polled ; on the Scott Act 420.
' TuulteWot
ibg °queen in the Town Hall wafer
the auspice of the Clinton Meehan.
ieke Ihsti4ute: -Outside talent. "One
of the most interesting programmes
ever presented to a Western audi-
ence." A rare treat indeed.*
It Wzr.r. trow be in order far those
who have helm s.ccuetoined to intoxi
eating stimulants to prepare for the
inevitable lot May. and Mr, Scott
• Act. Beef tea will likely come into
vogue in the process of preparing the
system for total ohstince from
aPirits.
NEARLY SuereeNren.-The coal
atev„ge are already beginning to get
in their work. Oa Saturday night,
Oruelph, the femily of Mr. J. J.
.Sutton was prostrated by escaping
gee ; and on Sunday night the ser.
• vents girls of the Royal hotel, in
the saute city, were seriously affect
ed from the same cause. Great cai e
should be exercised in closing up the
stoves for the night,
SUDDEN DEATH IN WATilitL00.1--
The Berlin .41rews gives the follow-
ing :-"Mr. Moritz Schmidt, a car-
penter, about fifty yeara of age,
haying a large family residing in
Berlin, left his home °Li Friday
morning the 24th inst.,'and walked
to 1.114 Gentian Mille; and while in
a state of perspiration di ank a very
large quantity of very eold water,
He wile seen taken very in, and
died before the dector arrived. '
TOWN PAnfetteENF.-Met Monday
night. All the members present.
Usual rootive gone throughwith
and the adoption of Fitiance Corn..
initee's Report recommending pay -
to cii t 'Of 1150111; Mel iifirttalliffei
and street work and $31;70 for
elating
town hall roof ; Chris. Dicke
son 3.09 ; B.-Webb-evork.at
conre-
tery 3.00'learbetel Bros. hardware
19.45 * A. Campbeil work at furnace
3.00 ;.T, Gauls), blecksinith work
4.50:-Reeeipts frotn weigh stales',
for Sept. $34 60.
. WHAT WAS IT, rather teas,
culine women put up at the Ratten-
bury !house last week. site, was
dreesed in female garb' and profeased
to be travelling for a sporting piper,
thotiill she never gave the ranee* of
the paper. 114 features, conteur,
tiotiona awl number seeen pedals
caused many,to do 011t 11111` BcX. Slie
Was talketivee took her' drink at' the
bar and wiped I el* mouth weeli
napkin or • handlterelnef as theugh
she lied hten imenstonted to wear a
moustache.. • She :travelled with
horse and buggy and' carried a ye-
volver openly on the seat.
GODERICH.
• On"Thanksgiving Pay there; will
he service at St, George and Knox
churches.at 11 a.
• On Sunday there will 'be a thanks:
giving service.
The Aran Areleleacon Elwood is on
a two weeks visit to Sarnia. •
Yrs. Judge Tome. has returned to
town after a lengthened absence.
°
Mr. D. McDonald who was reoently
severely iodisposed•is. around again.
The' County Treas.; Dr. Holmes,
left op Saturday for Ottawa.. •
• Large shipments • of apple's last
week from the G. T, R. edition.
•
The H. S. L. Society will. presen t a
prograinme next••Eriday evening.
• •
• Maitland Lodge No, 33, A. le and
A. M. meets next Ilties(lay. " •
Miss Bertha Traieor !Teamed to
town by the-Quebee last Sunday, , •
...kjsrcieee,Bitteele was passenger on
•the Quebee last Sturdily. •
• Mr, and Mrs. James°, of Stratford
visited tqwq last Saturdriy,
• Mr. Cavan of the Island eveune
dept was in 'town, last iveek.
. Geo. Sheppard has sold �t his
busti se to Messrs, Porter and leevie.
• Jud e Doyle Preskled at the i -
vision Co et on Xtonday. , •
• • Our Ciey eze,:elleee metirtet 'fhursdar.
and ' traearteSe(rfeehe usual routine
. . .
business. • .'., \ • ,' .• -
The Scbool •Board iteet oe, Monday.
.evening and reengfigedeall -the 'old
'teachers 'at present selarees. • . '
A Literary Society,wi 1 Mr: Em.
. .
buey as President and Mr Johnston
as Secretury, was formed 1 at Friday:
:,several of our ,ineoranee .agentshve received insertietionsi to refuse,
all risks cie hotel property..
, Mrs, Brolimap and .chij.
on the Qaebec on Sundityee
husband..
The schooner Ariel With
Iffiniams and Murray! r
dock early on Saturday t
' The eteremer 'Armen
2.e.000 bushels of ,whe
11111 last Friday and 8
k The Jaue MisLeod
Semite' & Co. reach
• day morning.
Huron Lodge
T ursciay.
Ft 1
It
'demi
Sund
The
port
taking
left for
• The S
`Todinan,
being pr
The Sob
the Big Mi
day afterno
Miss Lott
day for The er'
brother Mr, •mes, station
'Agent, G. 'P. ii- •
.
• To 1110tiroW, Thanksgiving Day,
thee° will be a. Harvest flame Fe-.tival in the Nr Ah Street elethodisb
churele An xcellent programme
l'ets bee» pro ided,. and the hill of
fare it is said, le 111 stud, the most faasti-
dicere, . .
Messrs, Cqnt, Nettle, 'Watson,
Natal, Angeai_ the Messimarliluy_
rammed lasto*eek from Lake Sinith
where they hhd been on a sheeting
expeclieion, 't'he party was not very
Successful hi capturing game, but this
Is aceountede for by the feet that it
was not peoperly equipped. for the
expedition. i ,
Mr, 3. T. lerarrow left last Friday
'for Ottawa 'With a petition praying
for the Mi(fgatien of the satiteneeS
aimedon I eery hoes Beantish and
his father i fr the reeent assize court
held in thi town, The petition was
anal-11mm) ly signed by the jury that
tried* the ase, and it is expected
their entre nifty will have the :effect
of eonsidmialdy reducing the senten.
cea• reeentlY passed upon tho pris-
oners. a
Three the ballet bOXes need in
the recen& election :were stolen from
the Com'L /rouse between Saturday
evening Ind 'Monday morning- It,
• appears hat eiltratide Was effected
trom the Mttide by breaking a win-
• ilow in the Orand Jury room, and
passing seine small person through.
• it, as the broken suttee in' the window
is Mtge er ough to allow ,;. fair stiod
boy a passage. The loss of the boxes
makes nit ifferenee in the result, as
the deeltration of the poll will be
made ire the -deputy returning
officer's stet Meta.
, •
• The Brandon, Manitoba, Sun, of
the 23rd of Oct., says: Rev. M.
Laughlin, Methodist missionary near
Edmonton, and lady, arrived in the
'elt.Y on Monday last, and were the
guests of Mr, J „ 0. Robinson, of thie
•phoe. They are on their way to
Alocierich, Ontario, where Mrs. Me
Laughlin will spend the winter after
a six year's sojourn in the North*
west --The ladyl is a daughter of Mr.
Daniel Gordon,: town. •
The three masted scow Grace
Amelia with lumber for Secord Ce. In
trying to enter the harbor early on
Saturday morning mined it and was
carried,to the North 'rheCaptain on
discovering his position let go the
anchor, saving the vessel from being
beached, The towbar dragged a little
causing considerable injury to the
stern by allowing it t� pound •the
beach with the rise and fall or the
waves, 1t large number of men were
employed in hauling her from her
dangerous position. After which the
Steamer Amelia welt her in tow and
•brought her safely into harbor.
Last Thursday evening a meeting
was held in the teteperance hall by
the supporters of the Scott Act, to
hear the results. While welting,
• speeehea were made, and with one
exception -were what might be ex-
pected after such a Waterloo. The
exceptior, was Mr. D. MoCtillicuddet
who, used the most unseernlY langu-
age, arrogating tohimself the poWer
of blasting the reputation of men
who occupy a higher niche in the
temple of morality than he ever did.
llesides, the men whom he traduced
have always opposed the Scott Act,
while the self appointed censor un-
til four days previous to the vote lied
tried to fraternise ,with these same
mee and loudly upheld their views,
• but finding from hie straddle -the -
the' Wet --viiiiiiid
carry, joined the other side. Such
converts may be welcomed by the
.sid e limy -.lee wand. ap p lauthadheet he
on thinking, btit that any considerable
numb& of' his Auditors approved his
utteranees weeare Meth to believe.
- • e___.,
Goderich Township. .r :
The following from the Prillia
News Leuer retests fro one 'of eur
former township "boys," : uncle to
Mr. John Whitely of the Huron road:
'As, will be seen from report .of
mtodist•-Mitsion, Rev, Mr. Shaw
lias been recommended as assistant
in the Mission:Rom-as, and this will
involve Mr. Shaw's removal to.'.eorein-
to. We &Wt.:suppose elle action of
the Heard in adopting this "raceme
enenclation Will he very inuell appres
elated by the people of the•Methodist
°much here, because they are very
• much attactlied to their pastor, al.
thotigh -only a few mouths here, and
•the realo.yal of him and hie fantily
w,1Il be a cause of keen regret. , -Wheel,
Mr. Shaw was appointed Imre Meth -
adios !felt great satisfaction at the
peopect of having hismetepred exPer-,
ience end ability forethe °fleeing three
years. Wepresutee it was largely, MI
this head they itecided on an outlay
of about $4,006 on enlarging the
church handing:. ' And just now when
all -is going well the adoption .of a.
*reconnnenerieion for • hie. removal '
.seems too Soon to break this happy:re.
latter', .No doubt Mr. Shilw will feel
•soine regret at this.uneenected separ.
&time: per .will.• he • leave without.
'placing a worthy stibstithte here. In-
deed; under.* the '• 'circumstarioes the
•el ethodiet con:negation would ether.
wise feel that they had been unfairly
dealt with ielhe matter. ' We have
•qow got accustomedto men Of ability
co only it first-class Man will fill the
bill,Personally, 'while rogrettiog.
Mr.
hill.,
removal,the people will'
be Satisfied that he has been .narned•
to so .iniportant a pesition..He has
moved. round doing good work for the
ebureli for .4 lengthened perigee Ruck e
permanent ,position at the, Miesion.
board with a fixed home in future
&ening unsolicited and •unexpectedly
seems; somewhat of a eewaril as well
as -it 'testimony to :Worth. :The, ar-
estegerneut will not go into eaept till
'about the'New.Year.' ...
Rev: John . Gray, • 'on Wednesday
eireeitig prior to theeSciitt Act voritig,
referred, at .No. lb Shoot houSpeery
pathetically to the case of the 'late
W. '1'. Cex, one of the tnoet talented
*writer:fa for -the local press.. that ITte:
Eon ever produced, - to show. the pea -
:freaks of•the abuse of liquor. Mre
ray was eghtieg R 61-100*.. NO 'OW'
dhnies the emir effects of the ,exces1
eiei indulgence in 'liquor. • Were it
note eerie to eayeig any•thing ill of '
th\ae . ead, I toted name 'several young
'menet!. .the coUnty town who were
exemplars of sobriety so far.as the
useef Donor was eoncerned; Who yet
preinature1y,:f1114 early graVes from
over in • ilgeficein other matters,.
lition of the ineane where-
exceesee were committed
cornmemd. itself - to Mr;
usand Say So.
W. Atkins, Girarcl; an.
never hesitate to leclim-
r Electric Bitters to my
;they give entire setisfac.
are 'rapid sellers." Electric
e the purest anct hest tnedi
n and will' positively cure
d Liver template ts. Purify
and -regulate the bowels.
Can afford to be without
y will save hundreds of
actor's bills 'every yeste.
cents a bottle by Watts e
'CIALISTS.
..
TUE TIlltOAT AND LUNGS'
AHED AT IS .
• the Toroeto Throat and
ell be at tee•Cointnerehil
n Monday toid leteseley,
lel 11th, for the special
• iseases of the Throat sad
;lige the mos . commonof whielvare
Catarrh, Catarrhel denniess, Asthma,
131-onellitis, Coestuliption, roul weak Limp.
• We areatieetly Spermlists find are curing
A, larger percentage • et' these 'diseases than
nay other syetent . eft treatment : that line
over been adopted,. •, • 1,,
After an experiance. of over 00 years we
aro fulle convinced Chat in order to obtain
satielertory results we must apply ow-
triede•ines directly to the diseased p,s(rts
and. not irritate the stemacli by peuseat-
Mg Ilrugg. This is what we.eldim to do
_by. the Spiroweters_ .ao. ,Instrument Well
known to • tlio idyll:cal Prefession and
Mind eds of seffererel ' •
Afflicted ones should cell and he ex.
tura d. They will he treated kindly and
reeeive it candid ()Melon.. Besif of references
call be given. Coosollation fres. (-- -..- ..
tileletraVe.
Mr, Sandy Stewart the 'late i'besalr
manager of the Dr. Pyrite farm, Morris,
will eve into Belgreve tins week.
ayler, our enterprising mer-,
ohant, uts a large contraot or shp.
plying the eating houses along the
line °Nile G.1,1 it, with poultry, ,but
ter, eggs ate. Ife wl,11 IfItSly make
prices boom for artioles ef this:des-
cripto.
A, week ago last Monday centime.
tion servioes were held here by
Bishop Baldwin. 25 persons reoived
'the rites. Arelideaeort Marsh, Bev.
Mr. Parke, Blyth, Itev Ur, Malosh
ef Winghare were present. -The.last
named gentleman vomited the con.
firmation sermon the ifiunday previ-
0118, VIBOOUPSO to the
tandidates was both eloquent. and
4. instructive.
disastronn' ilte bemired en the
premises or Mr, Wtt...Tatiticttiai Mors
rip, near Belgrave, on WedrieMley
nfghbof1a5f Week, barin t 6 day
Just. eoewe
25 Rms, Crown Note Paper,
720 Gage's Books,r,000 Slates,
Large quautitiea of Stephen's biter Straw and -Brown raper,
-Piaufng Cards, :Newspaper Wrappers, Levell's Ad-
vanced Geography, Plank Books, Ladies Rand
&itches.' ' Also 2 large can's of Pooks, ozie ifoln
Ward, Loch 41 Ca, of Landon, Baotand, and
the other from Galt 40 Inglis, of Xdinburgh.
Buy Spanish Ink the largest 5c bottie in' the
world; just received 1,000 bottles.
CHRIS. DICKSON.
Mr. Wilson, of I -Follett, had been
threshing there with a steam thresh.
er, and had nearly half a day's work
to do next day to finish. Some of the
threshers went out several times( due-
ing the evening to see that all was
right before retiring, but fire broke
out between twelve and one o'clock, -
destroying the building and all the
contents, including two span of
horses, some piga, a large quantity of
grain and hay, some agricultural im-
plements and a portion of the thresh-
ing machine. Mr, Johnston was
insured in Herrick Mutual for $1,000,
whicWwill not cover more than half
the less. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary,
and it is said that some three or our
young men have been arrested on
,suspicion qf wilfully setting thelplace
on lire.,
,Ettelt WaWitifosh
On the night of Wednesday, Oct.
22ndt one of theernost disasteous fires_
Wit ev-e'r '43 delirketr-iii Es WaWa-
nosbetook place ein the farm of Mr.
William Johnston, on the 9th con:
Mr.- John- ,Wilsone-lar ,.,Morris,.. bad_
been threshieg in the barn during the
day, and about tweety minutes past
twelve at .1:tight the fire was seen,
whee the Whole neighborhood was
aroused, and a great number hurried
to the dreadful: scene, but were •un -
table to do anything as the building
-was. eompletely enveloped • be the
flames. Mr.' Wilsonlost his separ-
ator, .11 apan of horses and. his har-
ness, The separator was. insured.
Mr. Johnston, lost hie Wain, teed, a
span of horses, three sets of harness,
herrOws, sleighs, Cutter, aulky.rake,
three pigs, and many minor artieles.
The building and contents. were
stared for $ • ,000, which' evell...noe cover
hell' the loss. The fire is supposed
to be the work of some revengeful'
wretch. •. • •
. A Very Yid event occurred. at the
residence Otelr, Armstrong, on Wed-
enesdey or Nat week, namely,. the.
death- of his ,on Michael. It appears
that Oneeeiesday, Michael, had been
working ai usual,. but 'aboue twelve
o'clock at night, becoming very •sick,
n'inedicalenan was sent for Itwas
then leareed that a blood-vesselin
hie head, had burst, and that it was
imposeible to save the life of Michael.
He lingered till natty eight, o'clock,
Wednesday Morning when ' life de-
parted, On Friday 'Morning the re-
mains were followed to:the grave -by .
a 'Mtge number of' people. As
wats'a general favorite the afflict -
"rad family have' the asympatily of the
whole neighborhood in theiotiad be.
reaverrient.
•
. Fare* members of a -reeeeetable
fantille. or Walyttliosh; father . and'
,three.sons named Need,- were „tried:
in I3iython Friday.on a charge:9f set• .
eine fire. to Jelin Wiles. eteetn
separator on the pram mos' of ,Werte
Johnston, East Wawanosh, hy which
the. separator and Mr. Johnston's
barns and other property were des-
troyed. - 'J'k tatiter ' and two sons
were Biteratedi there being hotline%
whatever to connect 'thern with t;he
dastardly at. One of -the
was held Until .Tuesdrty. 4th.. Oote.
. tehen.his case wi.ltye furtiree inieeti• •
gated if the county Attorney is heard.
from'. It seems that the.colly eeaeore
for suspecting elle Reed's. In the mat
ter Was .$011*. ungeiserded' expressions'.
rnade.by some of them that Wilsoer'
• eVeti. with his Stearn thresher, was
not: going to. do .all the threshing in
the tcrv,ynship, the, need's being Own-
ers of a horse 'power . threilier. •
Comity Carrengy and District
•
•
• Mr. 'W. Re Wilson,. of Brussels,
had a narrow 'escape for his life on
Wednettiay last. While Working at
theelforge, the gas NOM some green -
coal blew it up, °tee piece striking
him enethe heed knocking him sen-
seless to the floor, where he lay for
some time before found. He was die -
covered by. his son some time after,
and was taken to his 'house where
medical aid was procured. At last
accoutres be Was doing well, although
he•will eof be able to attend to work
for sorne. time.. • '
•
Belem Exreostoe•--eDn Monday
laet a terrible explosicin oceurred at a
at a steam .theshing on the farm of
Mr. -McPhee, Colborne tovvnsnip. The
• boiler was the property of Mr. Wm.:
Clarke, who was blown away about
fifty feet from his station. I•10 was
badly cut about the head: . 'A, youth
mimed MoIlwain was injured about
the legs. •. Mr. MePhee was Also
slightly cut, Mr, • Clitekets escape
from Instant death is a Wonderful
one,
The :leoherotor condnee of a man
timed McDonald was brought eut in
a came of Reduction against him, on
behalf ofa 13 year old daughter of
Mr. Stark of Motels. James McDonald
is about 50 years old and has Mar.*
riageable daughters. He accomplish.
ed the ruin of trio girl Stark by force
and through terror of ,her betrayer
she kept the secret Until it was ac-
cidently discovered by the openly
flagrant abduct, of McDonald. The
trial came off at London last week
and a verdict of $400 was,givon again-
st McDonald. Ile is not now in Can-
ada. •
Mr, John Murray, of LileknOvv, bas
teri month% old calf which Weighs
1040' lbs, .
Mrs. Wm. 'Therm Tuckersmith,
_died_ at the residence _nf her sonriti.
law, Mr. Wm. Elder, Tuokersmith
Thursday last. She was aged 93
years. • •
•
• . Wide Awake Druggist*
:11fesirs Waits & Co. are always alive
th their businese, Sodopere no pains
?to seottre the best of' 5yery article
'ita, their line. ThOy have secured the
ligermy for the tolebrated King's
New Diriceittel 'for Consun,ptian.
*he:telly certain oure known for).
swop tion, Coughs,Caird,,floarso . I
Asthma, llay_Feteri" Brembitia, (Sr
ally seep Lion torfbe Throat and Lungs.
'Sold on a positive guarantee, Trial
Bottle. free. Regular size$1.00.
BIRTHS.
t1ie'50th Oett., the wife
of Mr, Itobt. Jones, Clinton, of a
son.
JnNKINS..-Cti the 28th Oat., the
wife of Mr. Johnolonkins, floderioli
township, of et 89n.
Olintomfon the 22nc1,
a1t,4 the witelor Mr, T. Carling, of
n daughter. •
MANNING...Saturday, XOV. 1st, the
*Ito of Mr, A. It 4ann1ngfbarris
ter) urn daughter.
,WARREN LELAND,
whom everybody knows us the successful
manager of the .
Largest Hotel Enterprises
of Americo, says that white a passenger from
ezew Fork on ware a ship doing around Cape
liorn, in tho early days of endgration to Cat,
lie learned that on of the officers of
the voieel Lid cured hintsclf, during the voy.
ag!, of an obstinate disease by the use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,:
Since then Mr. LELAND has recommended
AYER'S SARRAP.ARILLA in many similar
eAes, and be has*ever yet board of Its fall,
um to afoot a radlbal cure.
• Some years ago ono of Arr. LatANn's farm
laborers bruised his leg. Owing to the ba9
tato of his blood, an ugly scrofnions swelling
or lump appeared on the injured limb. Doe
rune Jtelii,g of the shin, with burnIng and
darting pains through tho lump, mode 114
.almost hdolcrahlb. _The leg became enor-
mously 'ePlaried, and notiling uIoo, forrileiT,
discharging great quantities of extremely
offensive matter. IsZo treatment was of any
ROMl until the man, by I‘lr. Lar,Arm`s direc-
tion, was supplied with Ames SARSA PA -
MLA, which allayed the pain and Irritation,
healed the sores, irentoved the swelling, and
completely restored the limb to nse.
Xt. Leeeise hss personalty used
• Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
for nlicumatisni,,with enure success; and,
aff:4-'ear4ful observation, deers that, in
there is molted:clue In the yer:d
equal to it for Cie our° lf..1Ver Pisor6rs,
pout, tho effects' 4/ higA ltdng, Salt
Ithentn, Soros,: Eruptionei, and all, the
various forms of blood diseases. •
• We have Mn Ltr..t.:In's permission to invite
all %rho may desire farther evidence In regard
to ' the extraordinary 'emotive ipowers pf
AVtIt'S SA.IISA,P..4.10LLA.:. seik, lent poised -
ally edict', at his mammoth Occiin
Long Drandh, or et the power Leleud Rotel,
Broadway, 27th and 280h Streete,Now 'yore.
Mr./zee:mos extensive knowledge of tiro
good done by this unecitutlIed eradicator of
blood poison's enables him to give inquirers
much valuable information..
.
, . rEEPATtED DT
Dr. J.0:hyor & Co., Lowell, Mats.
. Sold by all Druggists; et, six bottle's for 55.
mmirmssiersm ,morsoim
• TUE London Free Press ▪ is without
•doubt the most.. popular paper ill
..Western Ontario. Ansi deservedly
so. h is emphatically thepeople's
paper. No stil ted dudislineervehout
it. Itsiiiews it( nta are graphic, and
.,concerning tnattera which the peo-
ple are iliterested in. The Weekly is
es'peciAly a farmer's end family, pa.
per, and the propeietoi-d'etre making.
a "leg push" to extend... its . already
very liege circulation by offering
_valuable 'pretniunist to ((gents: We
can recommend the .weekly. Free
Press to thee° ishing 'a city • paper
which shall be del Isla, to the youiilye
, • •
and- a source of luti,trUel ion and pro,.
• tit to threw of mature yeare.. $L00 to
1st Jetrie 1886. :
• How me,A,Feix PosTeuN' ST41P8.
A note.Worthy rag; lafio n ham. been
made by the Fretted] postal nude:el
ties in. regard .to the inethod ,of„af-.•
fixing postage.searnee to .riag,ettered.
eaters. • Tee stamps • are . uot, ,to- be
placed ploy( together,' lei teem-. to have
a' splice. hetween three. It ex-
plained that when several .etanips
'ere placed toenth .rithey coeer space-
suttieten tly• large enough to 'allow of
ao opetintg being made for the witle
• drawn) of 'a bane note.. ... -The stemers
' being replaced over the•emeeing, the
fraud would not be discovered until
.afteeethe reeipiene had signed • for
his letter andopened it, when he
would .have no redress.
THE Quimpir Ilerced makes Men-
tion of ael•out a.clozen livarii that are.
being fattenedin the Royalcitylo'r
• Christmas "beef.". • Scott Act or no
Scott Act. they will kept bruit'.
•
Neive *.efe*S
Aunt Katie •Tanner, an old eller-
ed Miser Of Oswegoeleas-left to F. k'
Goff, a young lawyer of Waverly,
N. Y., e fortune. of $10,000 to ex.
„• - ,
press her satisfaction at the Way in,
which • he performed • some • legal
'work fir her, Theusands of young
lawyers will now be.on the lookout
for weal( hy aticient ladies of color.
• The Pe•po has officially promulgat-
ed the statement that he never
mentioned to Bishop °Farrell thst
he desii:ed that Irelend should • be
freed from elle rule of the English
goverrite t.. •
, 'The decrease in the United States
public debt for October. was $8.307,
000. Protection evidetitly pays.
The latest returns received of the
yothig 011 the Scett Act on Thursday
.give the majority for the measumin
Huron US 1,059,, and against it in
Prince Edward, 127,
On Saturday the Jury hi the mur-
der charge against George AlcOttbe,
at the London aSSItills, of inurderinu
• his wife hy p dsoaing her, returned a
verdict of “Not Guilty." Ile Is tbe
dame person.who was chargecl•and ad:
enitted 'of the murder let_ble, furst ,
wife Tit Iagertioll a few years ago.
• A mob conceded in Witinipeg Sat-
urdity 'teat, Imrned tterney Gener-
al Miller in etligy, and would have
lynched him if they had found him,.
Alleged bovellik whipping of ti.
prison Al• was -1,17rreason for Miller's
being in disfavor. ,
The, Margels of 'Waterfori has
neaces.tipon 600 tenants to
tilt their holdings. As the tennitts
are bet, in saPr011eak«DOlit, to tbe
Marquis hie action in ,sertiing the
reetioe it an enigma. •
A
'111,1
•
ern
ZtX11.41.1NT'S
POWD ER S4
pirriNtilib to bike. Contain theft eel
Is a Sae; ture, 'And Otteef,04/
ol 11orms1ft C1111(4611 or Adelte
•
Enl 00D- Col—
MANTLES,'ready made and to • order. High-olass
-LINERS?' of every kind. Full ranges in 2, 8 and 4 buttolt KID
GLOVES, Full range of sizes & cors in Gauntlet Kid (Roves,
Fun range of Crompton CORSETS, 500 to $125. The greatest
bargains in OITZROO,ILTS we have ever shown, in boy's, youths
and. Men's, Ealifax Rosiery, in all colors, for women & children.
Cashmere and Lustre Sille and Kid Gloves, Brass Corners and Tape for Oil Cloths. . Notal Corner.v
and Tape for Oil Clot/is. Plush, Caps, Ainza Caps, Astrachan Caps, Persia Lamb Caps., Seal Caps,See oite
50 cent and One Dollar Undershirts and Drawers; they sell at sot, we show the laruest stook of qoadayito
the,county. ,,We have only one price. We give five per cent. discount ,flir cash. n ta1e Rutter and Eggs
trade for Goods. We sell.at the closest prices, at the Great Dry -Goods Fake& ..
• 500 P_R$,_ .1-101\ef-M.A.15 "SO W.A..1\tTEIX3-
JOHN CALL,ANDERI - MANAtER. •ESTATE JOHN HOIDGENS.
The undersignei Merchants, o'
• the Town of Clinton, beg .to advise
• their cuStomers that they, have',4-
• •
cided not to accept Butter in settle-
• Tent of aceolint on' or after. the
FIFTEENTH OF NOI/EMBER'NEXT.
JOON CRAIB. •
R. COATS $3,& SON..
PAY & WISEMAN.
ESTATE I-I0pC+ElgS.
PLI.T.MSTEEL & CO.
R BpESLEYI•SON...
• eget.. ete.(eteee.ese e2eve, ee ete - me -4'
C=
r=losso71
r•iooia
f,'New then) .Mrs: Saab; w.hat, pi earth are: yeti
strainingyour eyes; for doing that sewing by hand, when
NEW RAYMONDDsEEwNINGI SAPA:TNSE aatlical price that- you will
you can go to get the Celebrated
be Sure to jump at as soon as you hear it. I tell you 'itis
a daisy --HIGH ARM,' iSfLENT 1.ZUNNNO, SELF eBOBBIN-
WINDER, SELi-THBEADin, SELF NEEDLES UnIt—has all
tlie latest attachments, and is die most handsome piece
of furniture in your house, .-:Dgisoirf keeps' all kind 6f
• Needles and 011 and Machine' Findings, tieweB 'as a coril:-
plete stock Of BOOTS, AND SHOES, of 01. kindi.
makes ordered work a specialty and attends to repairing
,
°1413. Tsi.ttooper's{ DEN II SON
CANTELON BROS.,
General:, Grocersanct—Produog -Merchants
RACEY'S OLD STAND, ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
Choice, Fresh Family Groceries
• CONSTANTLY IN STOCK,
TEAS—EXTRA VALUE.• -
Farm Produce taken at Highest Price.
C.A.I\TrTMT__JC:)1\T•131R,OS.
FFROit
'What are You.. Going Cb do
About
About iteeiling Warm •
MEA. •
unge: Overeoats.
JUST THE THI.7140 FOR OCiMFORT,-.
• • .
•
FLANNELS, BLANKETS .4-.qampR.T4aLE.4.,
.:*t •
•.PRIOES.
0 0 •
PECK'S BAD BOY.
We do not require to know how bad the boy
is. We want every Father and Mother to
• know how good our BOY'S CLOTHING
is to wear.
A change of program etch week. Loo's for it.
' 0.
PAY :& '.'.)/V1...SEMA.
:,71.ie•DRY-G9.0p$.:ExpcoAlvg.
IMMEITSE
Sl'OCIC of
.
• ----- 0 o
IVES.
Ault received, an immense etock' of the mest Improved Patterns and Newest:I/reigns:.
Wood CoOking . Stoves;.
. -Wood or Coal Cooking'Stoves,
Parlor and Hall Stoves,
. '
Base Burner Coal Stovbs,
. IIWT.I.TDING VT4 Ig -,Celebrated Radiant Home
Also other NEW PATl'ERNS. And as thev have all liecri well bought, We are ere- ,
pared to - giveout customers LOW PRICES. 4,10e -large assortment ti •
Stoye Boards, Coal Selittles;-• Stove Pipes ElbowS, &e., very
cheap. • A large lot of LAMPS .AT REDUCED PRiCES. Beg A merwun awl
.Canadian COAL OIL always in stock. ePlereire call • and get pi•iceS•and he convinced
that oui'$toeki is good and Prices Right. 803.tf
Sign of 'the Padlock,
' iOLiNTOAAlbert Street*
{
1.111Vil
ur laeksinith Shop
S
-(Late ef Stratford). hae'opened Mit :in ROWELL'S OLD sitor,. 'nearly cpnoite the
ri
, • • • ,..•
.URON CLINTON,
Wee're he isonowm;epred to do all (forlorn' Blecketaith Work, •
liorse-Sh6eing;a, All Work Guaranteed.
Commercial Hotel,
Now is Tour Time to Buy
SEE SHARMAN'S
Large Or Assorted Stoo
ot AND. illiAllItET8 ft you 'wish to ,
tveryth.:ii:g. In the HARNESS tine down to suit the times., •k
GEO. A. SHA
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