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NEWS NOTES.
The Montreal Recorder fined two merchants
$o each for selling firecrackers,
Two. more Orangeville hotelkeepera have
been fined $100 each for violations of the'
Scott Mt.
Mr. b. C. McRoberts reports fallwheat out
in head on his farmen"tHC lGtll COO. of Lar.
don township, ,
Snow to the depth t f several inches is re-
ported in various towns in Northern Vermont.
Fears are entertained of severe damage to
crops by frost,
The citizens of Clifton in Dakota Territory.
at egging a Dave large enough to hold all
thinhabitants of the village, for refuge in
case of cyclones,
What adds to the unpopularity of the eye.
bus is that, while it blows away almost every
thing on a farm, it has never been known to
take the mortgage, • 4.
A Chicago packing house has contractedto
supply the French Government with seven
Million poundsof beef in cans adopted for use
by the Frenal' arcey,
Twenty-seven hotel -keepers in Middlesex'
were summoned to appear before the Pollee
Magistrate last week forselling liquor contrary
to the• regulations of the Canada Temperance
Act,.
The Toronto Young Liberals are endeavor.
ing to make arrangements for a visit from
Hon. Wilfrid Laurier, the Quebec Liberal
orator, at the close of the session of Parlia.
ment.
A.three-year.oldyonngsternear Appomat;:
Dakota,' was lost, and after a search of 24
hours, was found near his ,borne in.a badger'
hole, into which he had slipped feet foremost,
and which was deep enough to: quite conceal
him. _., .
Rev. Mr. Scott, patter of the First Congre-•
gational Church of Evanston, has been
asked +•o resign. The specific offences charged
against -him appear to be cigar -smoking •in
public and riding a bicycle,.'
The wife of J. S. Wilson, commercial tra-
veller, Toronto, while lighting -the kitohen•fire
Friday afternoon, poured kerosene oil in the
stove, She is terribly burned, and it is feared
her,injaries.will•prove fatal.
In happy ignorance of civic bylaws and in
supreme contempt of civilized methods, a
party of Siwashes recently camped_ in true
gipsy style, and turned their four horses loose
on the plain streets of Victoria, B.O.
At,the meeting of the East Elgin Liberals
in Aylmer, on Thursday, Di. Wilson, M P:,
was unanimously renominated candidate at
the ensuing general elections For the Local
Legislature, Mr. T. M. Nairn was the chosen
candidate.
i..- The jailer of the Bibb County,' Ga, jail, was
surprised to find that two or three of his prig-
oners were' cleanly shaved every day or two:
Investigation showed• that the . shaving, had
been done with a piece of glees from a email
bottle. ,
A Buffalo father, to encourage early 'rising,
offered a prize of money to that child who
should rise earliest next. morning, At a very
early hour a bright little girl made: her appear-
ance, claimed and got the prize and then went
back' to bed.
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Mrs. Bood'a''body with corrosive aubimate
and abe died very soon in great agony.
It is proposed to bring the children of
Louis Riel to Quebec to be educated.
A five-year old son of John Ra '?bow,
of Tburlow, was kicked to death by a colt•
is a field on his father's farm.
St. Pam's church, Grand Forks, Da.,
haa made a departure in the mode of pay-
ing the minister. The clergyman's; salary
of $1,200 is raised at the beginning of the
draw placed
montyank, that he may
therefrom hl
On, Tuesday. evening au -attempt was
made by some individual to set fireotothe
extensive binder and reaper works of
Messrs. A, Harris, Son & Co., at Brant-
ford. Luckily the fire was discovered be-
fore it had time to get a start, and was
put out,
About eleven o'clock on Friday night
the barn on.Mr. Hiram. Keyser s farm,. in
Adelaide township, was :destroyed by fire
together with its Contents, comprising a
portable engine, two separators,some other
machinery ° and three cows.: The fire is
supposed: iQ have been the work of as in-
cendiary.
A Philadelphia manufacturer, whose hands
are' out on strike, has sued the Knights of
Labour for damages for conspiracy to injure
bis bueinees, and Philadelphia textile mane.
facture to the number of 150, and representing.
as many milliondo'lars of capital, have formed
a trade union for resistance toother trades
union,
Mr, Thos, Robinson, senior member of a,
prominent firmin Indianapolis, is entrtled.to
the beit'for strict observance of the Sabbath.:
He will pot permit lousiness letters written
on Saturday to be mailed till Monday, because
otherivia_- he would'tra el.on Sunday. • • •
In the ManitobaLegislature•on Thursday a
want of confidence motion was: defeated.
After the vote was taken hot words passed:
between Mr.Norquay and Mr. Martin (Op-
aposition) in the course of which the Premier.
struck Mr. Martin, and a fight ensued,
Mr. and Mrs. Salathiel Burke, of Neoga,
ill.;.have been married 13 years. He. 'is 37,
and she a year younger, and they have iiiee,.
fine children, andamong them are • four sets
of twine. First a pair of boys, then a pair of
girls, then'a pair of boys, then.apiiir of girls,
and the baby is a poor, lonely littde girl: •
The sudden,death of Dr. Patten, of Platts•:
ville; is announced' as having . occurred on
Thursday.' About 9 o'clock Wednesday night
he was waiting on a patient, and when he left..
he promised to call again in; half an 'hour.
Shortly " 'after .entering his own incase he
dropped dead on the fi,or.• ,
It is gravely, related in'xp Illinote newspa.
per
per that after a peach tree on the farm of J:
M. Baker, of 'Palmyra, had .blown clown, the
broken trunk was_stack in _'tie fir's • under a'
• soap kettle. 'Nota blossom Was on the tree,:
but when the' heat of the fire penetrated the
branches the .tree burst into full bloom:
THEA PE U.J
Goods House.
14.-401\11DS313421/3ELICX,
Those lea dy
Made „ Suits
Which. We introduced4wo -weeks ago are nearly all ,sold, and
to -day we open the second consignment, We find that the
cut and -style are right and the workmanship excellent, while
prices place -them -within the reach' of all persons who require
a suit of any kind.
A Fairly Goad_ Suit, 'first-class cut, $.5. .
A Good serviceable Tweed S dt, Nice colors, $7
A Dandy Suit, fit to be
worn on your wedding.
day for $10.
,..The fourteen year.old-daughter of Mr.
Homestead, residing on the Montreal road;
about'a'mile from Ottawa, poured:coal oil
over a kitchen fire. The blaze. set •her
clothing on. fire and before it could be
removed she was very seriously. and per-
haps fatally, burned about the head our-,
shoulders,
A young man .named. Hugh White, of
Brant, had a nazrow escape from being kill-
ed by a stallion on Saturday,.q. The. beast
caught himby the arm, breaking it in two
places, and thrcew him to the ground. In
stepping oyer him the calk of the shoe
struck. him on the'oheek, white then man-
aged to get up and escape, but it was •a
close ,call, -
Penry. Liniment, of Chathapi, 'the other
evening tried his hand .a€ amateur bombing,
and succeededbeyond his expeotations.. He
placed a lighted firecracker in a glass . bottle
to see the effect of an explosion under such
cirogmatances. The :ignition did not seem
satisfactory to his way of , thinking,. and he
undertook to quicken the fuse by •pottingthe
bottle to his mouth and blowing it. It ex-
ploded sooner than .he expected, and burst
the bottle. • A piece of glass penetrated one
eye; -and will result fatally, at least in destroy
ing the organ completely. - '
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The Dominion Government has provided in
the supplementary. estimates for the payment
of the-expensesincurred by the St. Catharines
Milling and Lumber Company,: in contesting
their suit with the Ontario Government.about'
the title to huge timber hinita in the•Lake of
the Woods district. Here is a revelation for
the 'taxpayers of Ontario. First, Sir •: Ohn
Macdonald parcels out the possessions' of the
Province to the nominees of Mr. Rykert, 'at, a_
nominalratuc7- TIren•-when-the- Government -
of Ontario takes Toniiyson's advice -"Britons
hold your own"—and . successfully sues the
transgressors foy:the value of '
the lumber car-.
Tried off, the Dominion' Government',tapsin
an -assists its trintntsr. by-payipg-from'--th'
Boys who are teinpted•to think it "fan" to
throw stones at railway trains should take
warning from' the experience of. Jas,_Morgan,
a St. Catharines youth, who bas just been
sent to Kingston Penitentiary for live years
On a charge of throwing stones at a railway •
carriage on the Welland Railway with, intent
to injure passengers seated therein •
When we say McGregor's Speedy Cure is the
only perfect cure for Dyspepsia, Liver' `Com-
plaint, Indigestion. and Impure Blood, we aro
telling plain • facts,'' of whtcl1 1Tundredb "itpon
hundreds can testily, who have 'been restored
to perfect health by its use. We would there-
fore advise you strongly if you area subject of
any of the above troubles,to give McG}regor's
Speedy Cure a trial.and be convinced. It is.
sold,in Me and $1, bottles. at Worthington's drug
store. , ••
An Irish lady who is the owner' of property.
valued at between £400 and £500 a year,"has
appliedito the Kilkenny Outdoor Relief Bareau.
for assistance: She said she was ashamed to
apply for aid, but was unable to ' obtain her
rents and only asked for a shilling a week fer
a few months. ' It is statedthat the members.
of the Board, who are. all Nationalists, reins.
ed to grant her request, lout offered an order
mittiug'lira 16 -the -Work
public puree the:cost of resisting rthe legiti
mate claim of the people of Ontario, It is, a
scandalous abase of`pow.er.for which the mis-
rulers et. Ottawa ought to be strictly.held to•
account. • ,
. Soatt of the curiosities of newspaper
•etatistles are worth a paragraph., ' There
are 700 religious and denominational news-
papers published in the United States; and
,nearly • One-third ' pf them are printed in
New. Yorir; Philadelplia;.l3oston and Chi-
cago. New York is .far ahead: in• this
respect; 'but Chicago leads' Boston . Three
newspapers are denoted to the., silkworm,:
six to, the honey beet and not less than.
tbirtytwo to poultry. The dentists have•,
eighteen journals, the phonographers nine,
and the deaf and dumb andblindnineteen,
There, are three:publications exclusively
devoted to philately., and One to:tbe•terpsi-
chorean art. „The prohibitionists have 129
-organs iethe liquor dealers' eight. The
woman, suffragists have seven, the•candy.
makers three. Gastronomy is represented
by three . papers; gas by two.There are
about 600 newspapers
printed' in German,
and forty-two in French. .Thetowns which
-have-most-Frenetr-periodicals- TIM New
York, NOW. Orleans and Worcester; Mass.
-four apiece'. There aro mord Swedish
_prints than French. Two daily papers are.
printed . in the Bohemian tongue, The
toughest Hennes are found among the Fetish_ '
Finnish and Welsh press.; . for instance. •
ziounwiety autl-the-Przjacisi I .41-o
Cliiaage, the Yl dyswalta iii Sonanrat :of
Ohio, and the. Y Wawr'of. Utica,: N. Y.
There is one Gaelic °publication, one Ho -
brew, one, Chinese and me in tine Cherokee
language, - y••.•
A London;. England, telegram .says
The Salvation Arrny Congress lion opened
in this city, Tye thousand .officers and
many . thousand soldiers of the army
from all parts of the 'world are present.'
Gen. Booth; commander ofthe.army, in
his opening address gave statistics show•
ing the work performed by, the organise-
' asear
in"G'reat'Britain alon 000,U00 had been.'
contiibuted to the Army's treasury; 1,000
girls had been rescued from "life on the
street, apd nineteen homes for the poor
and friendless had been established and
put in working order. The prison brigade,
the General said, was doing food work,
Delegate Smith, from the United States,
made an address on the army's work in
Americaand greatly moved the audience
byhis thrilling storiesof souls 0 sot s saved.. A
Cnadian delegate said he regretted that
Canada had .not gat el to the Salvation
Army a portion of the money which the
Dominion 'spent in killing Riel'a .rebels;
If the money had lieen"giveh.to the army,
the tebels might ,all„have been converted
and saved, and Riel •himself might have
been now 'it major in the army. Miss
13ooth testified that the French and.Swiss
members of the Salvation Army were
among the most solid and'devoted workers
it possessed,: but that .they lacked funds,
and she urged the English to contribute
to their treasuries to enable them to pro-
ceed in the good eause.
In Ritchie ooanty,V'irginia,two nights ago;
Mr. and Mrs. George•Kreoli, who live on Goss
Run, were aroused by the shotits' of • n mob
which had surrounded their house. On the
door being opened, Red men tied Mr. • Kreck
and wife, took them into the woods and treat-
ed them in the most brutal manner. ' The
fiends then burned the dwelling and its con-
tents and departed. ltreck succeeded in re,
leasing himself, and swore but warrants 'for
such of the mob as he s had b ,
eon able .to re-
cognize. Twelve of them Haile been -arrested
and placed in jail.
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A' FULL „AND COMPLETE'LINE OF
ORSTED &TWEED Coatings
And STRIPED TROWSERINGS for the ordered clothing`
department.
We have the neatest
thing in STIFF HATS,
NECKWEAR, • LINEN and CELLULOID .. COL-
LARS ,
OLLARS, and'CUFFS, arid SILK _SQUARES..
Kindly,look.tilrough our stock before buying your outfit.
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L. OUIMETTE
LONDESBORO.
C�fR.E . IT SUCCIESS.
MILLII_I�IERY ATFULL BLAST
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Our full stag' of hands working over -time; Something charming in ,the latest
NEW YORK& FRENCH STYLES
A Magnificent assortment of SILE GAUZES, AIGRETES, PLUMES, LACK, _..
FLOWERS, RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS and TRIMMINGS of every des-
criptiort, and of the very finest tluality'to choose from. Beesley's poput1ar_ low prices' does,,it. •
EE SLEY' S MillineryB Emporium-
s %! SUCCESSOR .' MrslA, Fischer,{ } M� Pischer,
a i'iTaTa Ta, i Dirt, C 'in oii7 .
I
beg -to -€titpounce--that I have-•openeclw oil-t-iii-the'.C-AI-LORING -
TRADE, where you can rely on getting the latest goods - cut•:
in the latest ,Styles by MR. M. FISOHER, as• . Gutter "ancl-
Manager, Thanking you all for the patronage extended to hint,
hoping. to' receive the same in -the. future. Fine range goods
oods
to choose .from. Cheap for cash, as 1 am not in 'a position to de.
anything -else. See our WORSTED Pantings & Scotch TWEEDS
'tuts. A. Fischer, Prop.; til, F sclie :, I!Ianager.
NEW DRUG.`
The undersigned has just opened a New Drug ,Store in
aieksOlt ATE+ -v :S1o0--.k. LILir-� inti
Strut,
•Two'dools West of the'City Book Stole, where, will lie ;found• a complete: assort=
Ment of Fine DRUGS , and CHEMICALS, also • PATENT MEDICINES and
DRVGGI$TS SUNDRIES. .A.11: that the public may ask for in these lines.
e c lenge( from rest ante to. 1 rug' ore:
• A. WORT; SING -TON;•
. Clinton.
31, YEARS ESTAliLISIIED.
REThe.
only manufacture]; s .' of FIRE PROOF SAFES with
Sion-Conatteti ie Steal : li lana Doors..
.All .�ilLneiar styles:-of:Fireproof_._Sara*' are_fittel-with
-anrIR=GHAMBEti-
prevent dampness to papers. : A large assortment of SECOND te
r'sIiPiND• SAF„
•for low prices and easy terms •of.payrinent;,' Catalogues on: SAP*.
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In thanking his numerous eustamers for their liberal patronage in the past; begs to announce
' that be }las' just received a splendid assortment. of;
1\T�W S•FIN'G' GOODS,,
:CORIPIIISTlC+F ; ME• LATEST NOVELTXES
TWEEDS, DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, 11IUSLINS, GINGHAMS, LACES;:
an
ref rept, East, Toronto.
°minion.Planl.
nr
Coope- . & Swa:
SVOQESSORS TO'
H. STEVENS &' 'SON,
aL 1NTOQ11:
ei
Manufacturers of . SASH, _belong ELIwns, FLO0RIiiG, S'tniN ,
CEILING, MOULDINGS, FRRAMES, PICKETS, &C.' and all kinds cif:-
Interiorkind Exterior FinishinL,s. • LA.TH and SHINGLES' kept
"011 hand. g
Mill'on•Wellin gton St.;op ;opposite Woolleu�' l:
, 1p �.1VI11
PLANS' .ANL).. SPECIFICC'.ATIONS PREP RED,
—E11113 .OTDERI- S S-IT-IRTINGS, COTTONADES,JAICKS & DENIMS:
S S. Cooper,. JV` PA.. Svva e
TWEEDS. a specialty, and a first-class Tailor who guarantees a fit, A full supply of hand
made BOOTS' andiifOES just arrived for .the spring trade: Afresh assortment of WALT,
• PAPER, newest. patterns.
Experiments have recently beenmade by
a San Francisco dentist on the subject of
the tranaplantation_of teeth, with a view to
their growth to the new position. It would
appear that if proper precautions be taken
tp secure'. perfect apposition- atidoleanliness
the operation is of ten attended with success
and possesses many advantages over the
use of false ;teeth. • The inflati'niation to
the gums, however, is somewhat persistent
and constitutes a drawback, from the
inconvenience which results therefrom.
Recourse to this method is moro particular..
ly indicated when the teeth to be replaced
are front teeth;; and essential \oth for
appearances' sake,. and for . perfect
articnlatJou,
Mrs..'t'. II. llaral, Of ,1'ackson 11Iioli .
being i11, her doctor prescribed an Alcohol
bath. A stupid nurse, by mietake, Covered
My Stock of GROCEP,IES is New and Fresh. Try our 50. cent Young Hyson• TEA, best
value ever offered to the public. HARDCVARTJ,SROCiCERY and GLASSWARE; a hill
enpply.k_ LARDR 11 and CROWN' OIL for ,machinery;always., on, hand', and everything
usually kept.. in a first-class country -store. COAL OIL :50 cerate per. gallon.`. Highest Market
price paid•in;trade for, BUTTER, EGGS, OATS, &c. Come one and all and inspect niy"
' stock. :No trouble to show geode.
halo else purohaseil._alarge quantity of the:73LU1 MIN TAG BII�DTI1,t..CtT TWINE
_Best i, tbiniiharket whrah:Iotter at the lowest possible rate
have note on Land one •
` •' •- - �• Largest, Best .aiad'. roost. Complete Stocks of
....... .. • , •. ... . - . .- .. � • _ . of 'the
JO-aEPl3: MORROW, • • BOOTS and SHOES, over displayed in Clinton, and will sell them at. the eery ,.
Lowest possible Prices: If you want•good 'value in Boots' and Shoes, ,call ' on
• and you will not be disappointed, . I atnstill making the,,
CHAS.
U C . SH•ARIK .
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.VARNA.,'March 3t1t, 1356,
Tills is to certify theta have used Afctlrego 'a
Speedy mire for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
And do honestly say that if it east inc $100 per
bottle l: Would not be without it, as It has domes
me mora gond than all the Medicines 1 over
usod4ind 1 feel like a new roan,. -Yours frilly,
ALEX: t3Tsr•u,, Carleton l'laea. Ont. This meat.
rine is for sale at ;Inv and s1:00 1'er bottle at
wortlringtonN ]crag store. -
CeIebrateci Iaiid.SewecI BQOt
\wicl . sire so favorably 1 mown torequire no -ointment.. All kinds of custom
work promptly attended ton and at reasonable prices,.
f 5 PM CENT OFF FOR CASH, Eocis'. TAKEN..l r +xcir� iron 1••oGOODS.• ',
h
Gporiea out 1131 ELLIO ITS ELQC. � .. .
NEN-3 1)0,,014: TO THE CITY BOOK STORE, CLINTON;
Call ern . Cruickshan .#,- • the Boot rv.Make
BEDROOM 'SETS PARLOR SETS, LOUNGES ALBERT STREET, BRICK, BLOCK, cLINTor
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS, &c.,
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ASI .A f,1•.YF.rtA:r, ASSORTMENT ,.c1r THE VisrtY DINT Sr t:l1L�-FURNITURE Alt
It1 AsonABLr Piiie S. „
rc CtixriL4.
IF _RUPTURED V
(*AS. CLUTHE'S Prepared Special Truss
Has Cured in font...months.. Doctors Wear and
Recommend them as the best for all classes,
Descriptive Circulars on application to.
.J-i1S T- [.. C0 ,
CHEMIST AND DItlUOGIST, , ,. • ' eLINTON, ONT.
Mange of BuslnTess'
_[tiet ttiriitt,I'f.tt11111ltrtrr.tLtatlt.'. .,
The undersigned begs to notify the people of Clinton and vicinity that be has bought the
HARNESS BUSINESS formerly carried en ' by W. L NNe i W
. Harness, Collars, Whips, Trunksli s, , e
, ,Y'ailses • Buffalo R bas Blan is
1 And everything scally kept in a first•elass Harness Shop, at the lowest prices, S 'ecla
attention is d rected to my stook of Luau Han.rnav whieh . i make specialty::
�, , 1 will eke a
REPAIRING PROMPTL'S ' ATTENDED TO.
By,strict'attention to business, and carefully sttidgin the of m ' oustoroore I hope to
K S , hope
RLtII':SUBla]It THE Sxe CD-01THE T.1A1tKET,
merit a fair share of patronage,, ()ive Oro a call before purchasing elsewhere.
0.100 r aj S. a+p fw-.:
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