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The following letter, written to a pro.
em
inent person in title town,, by a former
----pastoreofelarece$1014 Preeb7terlatt churcb.
will be of special inte, est, and ehould meet
with a reedy reeponsetsee
Vancouver, B. C., Juno 1.8th, 1882,
DEAet Sip., -1 write you now in the midst
of a_ terrible calamity which hail befallen
Our city had Sabbath. About half petit
pm; one bnitcling caught fire—suppoeed to
be from eparke from loge Winning on C. P.
R. land. A heavy wind waa blowing at
Alas time, and inside of two honor the whole
Nriti Watt amens of. game, with the exception
of 1.4,beildivege—thie is all that 18 left of
the city of Vancouver. The remaine of 7
•
bodies have been dug out, but it is esti-
. 'Mated that, nearly 100' moat have perished.;
' the heat wee so intense that there must
baybeen complete cremation of many
•bedies ; belonging tomy congregation
periehed. lees. T. and 1 went to Sabbath
school at 3; but there was e much empire
in the church we dismissed lithe voliolare,
not dreading any danger of fire, for we are
getting usedtoa greet. deal of =Ore- here, -
Inside of half en hour the Church .wes.a
Maas of genie and was burned to the
ground. Wegot to per house just in time
to save a few thine—I Bayed my horse a
•i
very little furniture and Bowe of my best
books. The excitement wits intense; . The
following examples will give an idea cf the
excitement :,I reached' in through the „fire
to save two overcoats .and a waterproof;
and instead brought out two ,pairof old
torn pants I had east off: One man went
into his house to got. his silver, end came
out with an axe to one hand and a hatchet'
in the other. A woman ran for her jewelry,
and brought out a lantern in each band."
Anotheir man got hold of a satchel and
went to get all he could in it ; he:grabbed
a pair cif crinoline, put that in the satchel,
and ran. . Another ran from the fire with
only a strainer.. . Theseinstances nre
ameging now, but they item to show • the
intensity of the eXeiteinent„ - We have lost
very heavily, bet nor greatest' lose is our
beautiful church, which our peopleehave-
lately built—tee had only been in 'it four'
Sabbaths, :and .it was rapidly 611ifee up.
.My peepleshere lost all and aro unable to re-
build'. My niely way of getting a place of
worship attain for some time ie ro makis a
personal appeal to seine of my o11 friend.
Knowing your interest in the cense of
Christ and your sympathy for the sufferer,
. I .thought I would write von and ask if Yoe
. would kindly etasist tui•to.rebnikl. ,•This is
• a hard plat e, morels are in many respects
low ; there is much Sabbath breakinee and
so greet' relTed for elibiee-oreiTfebip. Otir
good people have shed, many tears oval" the
ruins or onr Isimpteehe Lord will
put it intis the beetle of. those . who lievee
means to helpatitekerelty, We had a very
beantiteleorean in our chnrch, witiobt. we •
purchased from Doherty& Co., Clinton.s.
.this, too. was Curried e wiewill miss it, for •
Mrs: T. has had tri lead the singing in the
church. and ,it :is :hard for her to do an
without theinstrument, I would bo vete
Hued:fel if you could induce a few frier
in Clinton .to seed iis an Oman of the
same kind, along 'with a geed eubserietten
It may 'seen; lead of me• to' plead in this •
war, but it, is for the Lord's cause end for, .
a place of worsiliii, where the. ()eerie) shall
be preached • for the salvation of souls.
Mrs. Thoinsontes" been sick since the fire,
suffering front the effects of' elie smoke
and fatigue, but 1 1101)0 site will soon be
better. :It is like beginning lite again.
with tee though mwl we trtittei Bette to..be
gin with—we lost our clothing'. Ehii
the Lord will spare•us to, get 'eve . end
that by the •aid of friends' or.Jcsii, we•
will soon have nchurch again.. '• •
1 ma, yours veryfraternalle. •
Tirol. G. lasoetseess, ' •
(formerly of•BrUcefielde). •'''
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' Notes isbovit Eiggilob EieetionVi • 1
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Tee Doblin Methodist.. Confereffce,
vote of 130 to .22; haexcieelVecl. not to in-
terfere in polities. ' ..•
Trish Petisbyteriaus . heves, eirchlatedee.'
solutions in favor Of eupPortieg 1,Tnionist.
candidates in the coining electieriee •
•
Tho Marquis of 'Iebroestvill. contest tbc1
'even Oaks division. 'of Kent, in the cone.
ing electien, as a Gladstone candidate.
Mrs Joe. Bright's e ndomnetien of the
Home Rube. scheme of Mr. Gladstone has
produced a profound ithpeession. in Great
e • •
In Ireland 77 Parnellite candidate will
moot with ne opposition, anil seven seats
will be eenteeted. • In London :nine .Tury •
seats willenite_e efeseeesee.,,,.4.0,„..peeeteme
the Unionists. and Ouniervaeivee will con -
'test .60 out of 72 seats., • ' • ... :."
insaoity, committed . suicide on Monday
Cardinal Illanniog•has Written a letter eo : • • • 4he AlobleLGioete144-
violgiv THE WOODS TURN MOWN
Item Lemma
flow will it be weft the Nees We
Oat of the garden arid out of the glade/
15/ben tho frosts pink 0100M of tue IMO*
brier wl14.
That leans from the dell like the cheek of a
child.
Is ehanged for dry biro on a thorny lonslit
Tbon, scarlet and carmine, the groves will
flush.
How will it be when the autumn flowers
Wither away from their leafless bowers:
Wbeo the sunflower and starflewer and
goldenrod
Glimmer BO more from the froeted sod,
And the hillside nooks are empty and cold?
Then the forest tops will be gay with gold.
How will it be when the woods tura brown.
Titer gold and their crimson all dropped
down,
And crumbled to dust!
• 0, then as we lay
Our ear to Motleys lips, we shall hear her
woe
"In the dark I am seeking new gems for my
crown."
,We will dream of greeu leaves when the
woodsturn brown.
Ooing into Battle.
Jginoionat4oTinnts-Storl
Said Capt, George W. Stone: "1 don't
bailee any Man . (Wee Wcnt into battle
without feeling frightened," know I
never dld. I'll tell you when a Man feels
real badly. It's evhenhe forming his men
into line for a big battle while a little
skirmishing fire is kept tip all the time.
Eyery minute or so some one, • may be
your best friend, standing right next to
you wilVehriek-oute '0h, ray God,' and
fall back dead, yet you can not let your
men lire, for the army must be drawn up
first. There is plenty of time to think.
Yon don't dare to retaliate in any way.
• The next bullet may find your heart, and
your children will be left fatherless. It
is a moment that tries the bravest man,
because he has to stand quietly and take
it all.
"But when the order comes to fight and
the excitement of the battle arises, fear
passes away. You have something to do.
-You'have a du& to perform at 'any cost.
Bullets drive into the poised at your feet,
sending up ' little clouds of dust; they
whistle past your ears and •maybe cut
holes in your clothine.s. Shells and
shrapuel kill your comrades and leave you
living, and soon. there comes a feeling
that some goad fortune lies preserved you
and will protect, you, and the desire to do
as much damage to the enemy alone
yonr mind. That was my experience in
the armyo and don't believe that the
man lived who did hot feel. at the corn-
meneemente of a -light -that ..he would
rather be soniewbere else. 7
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Darociog at Long Dratwh.
• r'Uncle e+ el chime Revile.]
The oublie parlor of a -fashionable hotel,
on it reasoneble cool evening is a show
place well worth. attention. An hoer Is
set apart for dancing by eht chi,drea,
eyhile the. adults essenible as spectators.
either seated round the sides of the room
or on the veranda at. the doors and Win-
dows. The little Mies do not mind the
smelting tit all, but frisk as unrestrained&
as though off by themselves in the woods.
The doetamee of the small girls are
:usually pieturesque, and their stockings.
almost invariably black; ewthat,•while the
skirts are white•or bright the•Iegs dance
an accentuation that displays grace ' and
nimbleness in away not seen oven_ in a
professional. ballet. Tots of 2 or 8
caper in accordance With their own im-
mature notions of fun: misses of 5 or 10
confoem in a Measare to the instrtictinin
Of the dancing roasters,- and those girls
who lack only a lengthening of. petticoats
pable donsetotane of their makings
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"AA,AttirmA'Arn.,". ,•,, •
to becolge•youno'-14 iee; with a pal -
that is quite tenusinte ••• The. variations of
the waltz, new and mere elaborate every
, year, have rettelied Iiiteh° which makes
:the,ocene et times' like a stage Week and
some.of the'youngStefs are as pliable, and
sinuous ae l3onfanti, though unable to
tip toe paineiffly, arid not encouraged
te kick as high. -
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vises -eaten Critibed
ElA;m1.01 Letter 1 •
The annual,. reeves just -published in
'England seem to show that vivisection,
has beep. Practically Crushed out. In Ire,
land no. certificates to perform such
operations have. been granted in 185.
Duringlase year there were but thirteen'
eePerimente, all but two of, which were
niudc to eludidate the action. otsdeugs.•
WE ARE SHOWING AVERY LARGE AND ATTRA.orrtvz, STOOX
IVIXISIANS "Nria 4.1...4wws
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Out( stock is very complete. See our goods and compare prices. 5 per off for cash,
JOHN WISEMAN, Manager. Estate -J.- 110CIElla---
' NEWS NOTES.
.Sir John Macdonald has. had a return
of the sciatic pains from which he recently
sliffered.
"Doc.". Andrews; of Toronto, has been
sentenced by Judge Rose, to Ave years in
the penitentiary for procuring au abortion
on Jennie Leslie, of Vhitby.
Miss AVeldion, a young lady about 10
years old, who resides near Shufords, Va.,'
'oompeeted her 48thelay of fasting Monday.
Her•only tioerrishment has been a small
small quantity of vinegar and water. •
It is so'dry in Genesee, Ill,, 'according
to .11 local paper; that You can strike a
match on the bottom of the cisterns. Dust
•is deep, the air is parched and arid, and all.
nature goes round with her tongue hanging
:out.
A Moutreal 'paper alleged that in a re-
cent seizure by the Custom autheraies,
tho matter was compromise& -by the pay,
inetlt&f510.KO14 Miniater eft he Cebitiet-
Ehis is a very serious statemene, and
should be thorough& investigated.
The harvat prospects of the scount 7
have been greatly unproved in the mese,
during the past fortnight.: •The winter -
..wheat trot), which peomised at one time
to be less than half the average •arnOunt;
may yet approach very nearly the average
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Enoramete barps aro. bell*. erected in
Coloiado.for the protection otteattle from
storm, which 1s1 winter destroyed entire
herds. ._ Railway trains sifter 7 passing
' throwsh cuts where these •tenirnals had
taken 'refuge, sometimes rooked as. though
• theyehad !leen in II slanghter-house.
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[ A soecalled tead dog in Ilebrot, Ky.,
bit a cow. The cew•in a few days showed
signs pt rabies, and about the same time
a baby that had been living on the milk'
of, the tow became eimilarly .affecteds ft
is said that the sympterns hydrophobia
are prextounced.ili the 01)111, whose suffer-
ings etre very,gfeat.
• • • , •
Sablusel Grifit' tie,- Who Byes at.
No. 8 Central row, Toronto, .has jest suS-
IalUed a terrible affliction in the death of
his whele family—th see little boys and a
Miley in olio weelse,„„..TheecatiSe of
deathin . eatelsettaseeraric Oast mbligiettin
type ofediphtheritte eroup, three of the
other.e ,elying wrtitiro24 hours Ol each
PorePaughts circus entered the 'Domine
ion by. way .of Junction, . Now
et,
KONTREAL LIVE STOCK SEAKIVIET.
The supply of butchers' cattle was' rather
large on Monday, but Mar -were mostly of
common and inferior quality, quite a number
of 'them being grass-fed and rather lean at
•thate--Priceiteareelower except for the hest
beasts, Which still continue to bring about ee
per lb for butchers' cattle, and from 5e to 5Jc
for shippers. hough steers and fat °owe sold
at from 40 to etc, and leanish beasts frotn So
to no per lb. There was a good demand for'
calves at from 03 to $5 for toromon ones, and
from $6 to $9 for superior veals: Sheep are
plentiful and sell at from 4c „ to 4'o perr lb
spring Iambs are plentiful onoVeell ettirom 02
to $3,50 each. Live ,hogeSell at froth'. tolo to
540 per lb.
CLINTON MARKETS.
(Corrected everyThursdaY 'afternoon.)
Thursday, June, 30, 1886.
.Wheat, fall,' .- . o$0 72 a 0 75
. White and red - • Q 72 a 0 75
Oats, 0 28 a 0 28 •
Barley, • • . • 0 50 a 0 65 ••
Peep, ' • ".' 0 50 a 055
Flour, per 11111. • • 4 CO a 4 50.
- Potatoes; • • 0 25 a 0 25
• 0 11 a 0 11 •
009 a 010
• 5- DO •• a 600
- • 8 00. at 800
• s 018 8020
' • 0 10 a .0 17
. • - 0 50 a 0-75 •
- 0 , a 080
- 7 00 a 7 50
• Butter, •' • .
Eggs,
Pork, . •
Ha,
trs.dTer .
Wool for cash, -
Sheep pelts •
r Lamb skits,
• Clover', per hush,
400 'LADIES' and CIIIIADiREN'S
RAW
At a Reduction of 20 per cent.
Sale to begin Friday, (Tune 18.
• • • Invis-iliter-bnt linstantancons-
1)4185 or aches; win be instantly removed
by a few drops Finid Lightnitio, applied over
the affect Parts: Ne_tinalosto"-no-nausoous
monleines- rieeded ; no poulticing or .using
greasy liniments. f will not blister or discolor
the skin. 8010 at 86e. a nottIo'by Worthington
Druggist. 6:Offerers from Neuralgia assure us
that they 'levee rear It. when their 11 °use colt -
tains a bottle ot nuid Lightning. . •
DETLO Ft & CLINTON.
.lor England awl Scotland fortyntne Brunswick. The managers reportect three.
lieensee. wore granted, thirty-four of car loads of printed material for ditty.
which we/eel:tee], . Only 44eiteekeeriments The customs officials examined the first
were mede. Noire were used In testing oue scut: in and felted the representation
previous dieoveries, oe- on the larger
en. correet, . The Managers reported 1,500
animals; five were perfornied on cats and
-f rs "tri'th . tstores teething -
dogs, IP. 427 cases tinestheties were not. pounds.0 •Pos-e . e t,
'7,000 *
need...hut ninety nine Of theseeconsisted ties,: but cin: examination pounds
of° inocculationse twenty -fear were for were found; Two thousand litliegraphic
tedico.legal inquiry, and:ten were expeei• sheetsateported • Were fbund to -have dere
. of fish -with a funs. 'rite in- loped into six thousand. The car .was
•snecter reports that . the sufferieg_caused seized for infraction of the customs laws
in 18el was °wholly. insignitienne " and e .... see, 4 „.•, • ,, ......
I 11 .i. tucterrpartnef in the min or
Ute medical joernele describe the benefits Mr• . a ,
Chas. Huston Ze Co., wholesale clothiers,
gained in about the steno terms. • •
. .. -.,........s...........e.,..e...,__ , . elontreide while laboring under temporary
deli the statement circelated Hat ho was ' jEorelgn 1.. It r.1 . evening by. cutting his throat with a razor,
an upponeet of Mime Role, • On the eon- •••• Visitors to Switzerland' in' the; last He was in the :hathie, of travelling foe the
- trary, elm say's, he his always favored te Therftryeine have been disappointed to firm, and had!only returned a fewhours
plau of Homo Rube (*Milstein with the bee. tine the glaciers, whole greetness tradition, before he committed the act that (laded
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teority of the Empire and.the tovereignity 11" giQried ID' dwindling toward
_ by their shrinke . fame Manitoba testified at the nu nest
his, !dee .Tho peeler of the sleeping ear
°Alm Imperial Perliarri en t. ; limis Qf 11.1e vialleY.3* and
• ago uncovering freshmoraines,•and bread I 1 d
acted on the trite as if he
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Mr. 'Gladstone at:Myra:Kul 1,116 efeetors of •acres of bate roelt end•deity rubbish not t eceas°
Liverpool on Tuesday last, Ifo %Tilts re. attetetive te the general.visetor, however *era demented, by Muttering to himself
derusl i bootee& flteetin tees -a we
ebhiparatively young limn,. and was es-
teetnet1 by all who kneW 1111-n,
eeivee .with 1)1181 111S (milt esinsm. heellatemetillisl(t--theegeelegNo% 1•101"4" -an tig•a .
eircus was crowded to ite Oiliest • 011 )8( orSN AND LOT FOP. SALE Olt TO ett.eret-- •%!
3,000 peraOns bent g present. no hdrecle of i That cotivenitintly.situtited Cottage and 3 IOW oil
people una,bidfo•geld admittedee erowded .vittoria St. Rouse Contains 7 robins, good' Wood shed,
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OPENED ,
. Sts ••••
D MUSLIMS,
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• • SVNDRIES,
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/77.S.IITONNERAL SHRI:ANT.WANTED AT ONC.H
N...A Apply to 311S. DOILNIITN% High street,. ,•
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171II4T,NLASS HAINES' PIANO . PON: SALE--iN
• 1..t.gimil order 'Will be sold cheap. Apply to ONO.
.GEMSGOW.:Cilriton.;
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,r10 11, SALE, -LOT AND HOUSE. ON ST:
1vpirmit east Apply to Mr, Fair,•at thelt1111, Or to
:.y:NING 3:SCOTT, . • ..•
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•(11INAP.:COTTAGE' FOR SALE.: -A ONE STORY
kJ Pronto Dwelling,. near railway; .siation, be sold
cheap for cash: • ..ApplY to W. W. VARNA1C:
Ita Petty • TO' '4.0A.Nr. —PRIVATE FUNDS,. ON • •i45‘4•.
111 Farm' seceiritY, intereiit- ise per cont. Payable
yearlY. • Apply to0.8. HAUTT, Solioter, Clinton. t m •
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FAELIOORAT WAGGON. FOR '"AIL ; WITH - • .
LIPole and .Shaf in splendid order and151111 •
be sold cheap., 'JOHN' MOUT, Clinton'.
IONET TO LOAN' ON -FARat PROPERTY. --
ILL 'Private and Company Funds. Leamst' interest,
also on approved tweeter sleet does.. - C.A. IIAPTT,.
Attorney, lin 10 • • ••
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,UMBER • FOR SALE. HEMLOCK• AND
1.4 Out 1.timber for sale, and win bo out to ov
.der for aoy persou.sonmeg in their order be-
fore the 20111 Of May. •JAS. WALLIS, '1st Coh„
Oederieh township, Bayfield sP,- ' •.
tlifOrSr'EffirrOTIO-iii-tr.LB-Ou TO •ICENT.--
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-kJ- That hoc and well situated (Muse at presentoc-
envied liy..the undersigned, is offered either for sale or
to rent, 08 very reasonable terrr.s. • Every convenience,
Poises:on given 10 Sept. JOIIN tIALLANDS it
.T_TOESE AND LOT FOR SALE.- THE VNIYElt,
LI stom) offers for sale .thilt convenfently,situated,•
House andlmt.en Albert street. The house consists
ot 0 gam sized rooms, good _barn.. and •ti nunmer .0f.
Fruit troo3 on the'promises; Will be sold on reifson•
able; terns.' Allak JESSfEl SMITH, Clinton. .
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IcsooR,juNr
3 pah, Ladies, Hose, . A' Stuff Dress for.9,0c.:
-33 -Ids: --Cotten for $L Dress-foi
Gents Sox for 5c, Gents, Ties- for 10c- •Sensa-. •
Sensa-
tional Corsets for 50c, Big range of Ladies' and,:.
Children's Parasols for 250.
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11.101EMBER —We ire've oUr "Words" by our 'Works."
•f•.:TOOSN ;Vitt SALE OR TO RENI.
-ILA• largo frOnle houso-on Ttattcubury fit., formerly
• occupied by Mr, W. DohortS, is offered for safe or to
mit on reasonable terms.. It containsplenty of bon),
With hard -cod soft wacr, and is a very desfichie real -
'deuce: Terms on applleation to Jetta It:teepee_
„fieenterefiteeChatetee.---e-------seses
Over, seienee ' informed,. the shrinkagc.
luis mitts • to a halt, and limey glaciers
seem to have hogun aeferward advance
againi, and are likely, to recover the ground
lest tineturete a series of warm, years.
• The first train from oceae to ocean ver
the C. P. It, left Montteal 013- Annual
evening punctually at eight o'clock. A
ver eleiet etesegegademdeasaamblerleteteteitteties
he 'send, off." Lieut Col Stevenson and
Capt. .1, 8. Hall, jr,, tionentaliding the
• Mt n treat Field Battery, brought up their
guns a minute or ao late and fired a salute
on the liver front as th trait) went around
the curve front the st
was the flag presente
will be leretight bar
• With hard mid wit water. there am throe lets in the
around the outeide, Mr.• :Glad:ten() said property, witji a bomber of Mgt troOs; win bo *old
the enthusiasm . fever- of. Horne Italie
surpassed anything he had' witneesecl • ()JJ -lino met.
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An old bell Willett belonged -M. the
bishop's pale,* at Dromoree County
Irele .1, wheel Jeremy Taylor WU
. incumbents turned up, the other day.
:it a junk -shim at Belfast. .The rector of
Dromore eatitedral has steered it, end
proposeS to secure funds to add three
more to form lepeal, of bells in. -honor of
gehiselifne-Despite-the
his opponentehe looked foresee:I to the're-
eult of the elections" withsedniidence. It
was true that he depounced the National -
hits in 1881, het it was, beeause !net:bought
they were in the. • wrong. He 'supported
them now because he thouuht and 'knew
they. were in the right. •
the illustrotts prelate.-
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— . Oetttlu4 Omni Aurostlietics. • ' .
-ok , Atteetlicties reused ,the deaths of Ogle
The returns for .the 'eletaie menthe Of
the current {neat year show that whilo. the tmit peesone in• England and Scotland last
year Nine weto from the use of °Moro.
revenue has not increased, the expondi. form, six from ethe1. rued three from a
tine has boon greater by .$4,207,347 than mixtiire of ether and .chloroform. lir
is the same Months of 1.88e re' ' Aftlie end; every,vfileat,Oitenttle patient had been beim.
of May, 1885e there Was a surplus ' of $1, -penal elly liealthly ond the operatien Was
al2, 542. AV the end of May, 1886, the of a slier tt, eharfteter.
deficit ie $2,333,018, The expenditure
•The Progeess of a Oritieration4 .
for the present month of Joint will proba-
bly reach $5,0001000, while the ievenne "---------441-4741""4 — ' ----:
Fiest ebtletrialt7t .bog your pardote
will not be numb mare 'than stiffielOet to sir, but is uot your name Smetthot
meet the deficit of the pest t:leVell menthe,.
so that the total (1011011 for the eurrent is bScmcifild g,,Iceottliciiiintitivi;--o stinirtilyenalyisitataknetric
year cannot he less than $5,000,000. And
had not the Ihnanee. Minister resorted tti
the 'unfair end 'Tenth -amble expedient of
borrowing revetele frone next oar tho do
0'wet ff • .a.t._ 1114i)00-11.3fir..---.-• -,' r
. „, , wove thellium height, and the pieture of
• i Mon treal Poet, physical tetelth, •
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me for my OIL
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•' NV 11 1*t0A0tV 41,
3liss I/redden, tho is deeeribed
+ insfili
TY. Oft the ongink
the city, which
t r its trip across
the continent. Among the officers pros -
tint of the P R were llielises.Van Home,
eSheueltuesey, Whyte and Sweet, The
train eonsisted of 11. cars, - of which the
dieing car, "Holyrood" mid the bleepers
"Ilonolula" and " Yokohama," with the
emigratst,- one first -altos, and baggage, will
rein the whole- way throughtieVarcovor
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City. were abet* approach, and the equal of
anything on the dontinent, A very fair
number passengers took the first ride on
thfismilLaslar-40.-Cetewie smaller num.
bey goingos far es the Pacific Cloy. Sharp
or rooted Also..,for olio a lot on boat gtreet,
opposite the residence o the eettorsiente. Apply to
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DORTASLE SA* MILL P015 SAUL-TOE
L undersigned otter for sale icbal toe *me in.
West In their Portable Steam Saw Mill. The
boiler is Ile horse -pewee, engine 08, mot the saw
at 5418011.. All in eoitiplete running order; only .. • ., • .. • .
in list but three menthe; doing a splendid • , •, • . . .
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businefis ; satisfactoro roaeons for selling. 0081 •• .. •• • .- .•.
• Elver O1,6e01 win be Sold at a bargoni. PERDUE . ,
Si DONALI)8014; Clinton 1'. 0. . •
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he Grea.tCash Stores Clinton.
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Pates. going to tho ilia emigre this 'illumine should eel.
take this popular 1ine. The boats are 010.1100 ono W e
Vote rn the Atiantiti; and Moototionlation tiontopasse0.
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on Woe Mr. Shaughttessy came •to the • ••
Mayor and tequestod hitt to give the signal t:lAtteee LtbUN, V SET 'LOW
to start, His ‘Vorship '• looked at the (.11 Esti
operator end said " Go on,"and at once
the locomotive seended, the ears gave a
)eek, off 'won hoed, 'nett up won a cheer
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IN STOCK AT- CLOSE PRiCIES,
ILreplclaing the balance of our TkIINK g at COST as we
require the room. for'lloots antl
Orders taken for Oack'sd Celebrated Hand Sewed Shoes.
mats.• Eaus 'TAKEN IN EXCHANCt, 5 PER 'Ce OFT 1!011 CASH.
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fie toilet, on its johretry tit tier 3000 miles,
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