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crowsussowswesesese.
e,•• BRILLIANY$ FROM BROWNING. '
Wood all the time. Wouldn't you Melo
get up and Make speeches?" Row tweet a singe of God can change the
world, -'•Eln a 1?alcony.
•
"A3pa . "
• 1 When Pink arrived at Judge Blake's seb, lesultasap,roan'o retech sheuld exceed his ren '.,Veething. Its value is incalculable. it
' herkansaw Traveloel will rehevethe poor little ouffereelmeuediately.
• • Ogle% he tutted that, the good bey, 'Lige
As a wagon drove near. a boy lazilY I Berry, had been instatled as a atudeet. Or what's heaven'for? Depend u,pon it, mothers ; there is no mietske
climbed over the . falace and opened the 'Lir did.uot appear to be Plea.sed when --(Andrea, del Bart.% abottt it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhcea
ADVICE TOUOT04175.--Are you disturbed
id eight, mei broken of yow rest by * sick
ebildeuffering and crying with pain ot Cutting
Teeth? If ;so :send at ouce, and get a bottle of
" ars. Wintiloire Seething idyrup" for Child-
• regulates the Stomach and. Bowels, cures -wina
rasgaw, Said the man who drove the had never been anythingia eel:ninon. The Phey are mire and one, witti eluvlowy 00110/.110fteD11 the Grum)), risriuoes Inflammation,
third; and gives tone and energy to the whole system.
"WhY dati!t Yel4 IlloTO fasters You lazY league, for, between the two boys there two lives Join. there ie oft %war;
team- ; geed by merely leoked WU= orie pear epe we far. _.-
- • 's M. Winslow'e tioothjug Syrup*" fee ee.
1311-ditese rin entered, then, with a frown, be bent him.
gam. he , iscovered that Pink was to be his cole
-ERy the Fireside. ren teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
"Yei'd are always tired " •self to the work of devouring Blackstone.
.
prescription, of one of the oldest and hest female
"Yes, I AM; and 1 ,Wieb. f. could get I pluk lett down, in obedieuce to the coin- phyaiciano and nurses ie the 'United States, and
rested." .. " mead a the judge, Twe, Rein% te4rtelir4roziottureaf.....r, m tor sale by all droggistti throughout the world.
One—whort O. heggar, he prepares toptungel Price twenty-dve cents a bottle. Bo sure
"1.001 never dolt. 'You are ,too lazy "Young gentlemen, as business is wee•
le get anything. •Come•on here uow end folly eltdi at preeeet, you won't have auy- '911ko•-•:10..ml,a- Fr Mee, he risee with hispearl7 teile for "Nue, WIN5Low's SOOTHING Untie,"
The heaveu QC hair -the pride oe the rtsfibonAlra7.1r- VA./LW
brow, ° . .
hal me take out the heroes.
" • thing to do but to read. 'Lige, yen are
be men was. t Irak:hen Mti et, e
tie bis Bon. Vinkney, known throughout
the neighborhOod f el, link. Lake
ether boys be haid never Woo knoWla to
ati&age In any game that required eat aty,
• d. his mother oftea declared that lie
-(Paracelau4. and take no other kind.
getting alonfvery well, are you, note" Where is the use o f, the red lip'e charm, .
And the blood that blues the inside artn, • Trains leave Clinton as follows: -
e es, str,
"Do you End Blackstone intereeting?"
"Yes, sir. Very."
"Pink. what's that you are reading?"
"Beadie"bout seine inguns.
vositively refused taitralk tintil lie-greW "Well, threw it down. Y.oull nevilie
to be ecr old that he was Patterned of him- I II good lawyer unless feu study. ,
self: Pink was not handsome. His head -wa a mighty Mart; Pink made a
was red and his face was freckled; and, tense of studying. Ha seemed to have
werse than all else, he was lime -legged. settled upon em entire change of course,
lie cared nothing for beeks, At school,. but •occasionally. Ite would fall back into
if not interre, ted, he would sit all day his old waya• then he would sit witlt
with tils eyes half•closed, yet'no one could his eyes half closed, One day be said:
• accuse him of lieleg s;eepy, for at home e ,Ligo, do yea ;ever eXpect, to he a great
he "t4/41.1 always• the last ono to go to bed. lawyer?"
--When- the horses had been fed, tied -i)1 muse I do.
when Ale .5 filler and his sou returned le 0 els that what makes you study oe
The house, the old map asked:, hard:"
44W1,.,, have YPu heolt doing to day?" "Yes; if it *ere not for that 'wouldn't
"“'NeTblii7 study at all. Isn't that the reason you
'4 What?",
etude, Pink?"
"Ain t been dein' nottaa', fur I Was 0i:coal Reidy much, but that ain't the ,
deed. " " reason. 1 wouldn't study at all if 1 didn't
t I tell yeti , to break. up that have to. When I don t read old Blake
turnip land?" niakes me tote in wood, and I'd rather
she believe you " teed than to tote wood, Tothe weed
"Then why didn't yoo do it?" makes me tired..
'eunse I wne " , A stranger coming into the room would i kr, iee"-; of a well knowa local knight of
"Boy, you are gone to Star, e to eleathe'.
,just as sure at you Ilya'''.
"If I live 1 wotet starve to death. If
die 1 might starve to death, "
"Hush up your mouth and cton't give
•me none of your MISS, Mother, I wouldn't
give him a bite of supper. "
"I dont. care. "
"I don't believe you do. You aro •too
fetehtaked lazy' fie eat" •
•• It. yes - larkson, let the child have
tomething to eat. I don't reckon ' he can
help it because he io always tired. You
° knew 1 hada brother that was always
that way."
" . es, and he ;lever amounted to nothite
either " ° '
Unless we turn, Ai the soul knows QW,
"
The earthly gift to an end dGoieg East.iVinel *
-LThe Statue and the Bust. • 7,25 a.m. express
D1215110tIell or MI ElOpheillit t.:05 p.m. mixed
4,80 pan. •mixed
t'It will be . a couple of
weeka ago an elephant named !Aibert•de-
veloped an ugly and pugnacious disposi-
tion at Keene, N. IL, where the menagerie
with which he was traveling was located,
and killed hia keeper, He had been ugly
and treacherous , on previous occasions;
and it was not censiclered safe to permit
him to live loogor. An account of bis
execution by a detachment of the- Neene
Light guards has also been published. By
order of Mr. Baroum the authorities of
the Smithsonian institute were notitled
that the execution Watt to take place, and
sthitathey could have the CareeSS if tileY de,
-Accordinglirs Messrs. Hotildan and Lu -
patched to gem, Where they secured the
GRAND TRUNK 10111,0•17Ali.,
Going West.
10.0 Lin. mixed
2,20p.m. express
0.15 p.m. express .
one -AT \venni.; rismws.-v.
. Goieg North. „ Going South,
I
9,55 a:m. express . 8.03 *an. express
7,00 p.m, express. , 4.13 p. vit. exprees
ma, of the 'ational museum, were dig.
.•
"I knew that, Clarkson, but Pink may
do hettei after awhile.
• "No he wool. . Ile ie:the trittitecet boy
in the State of Arkanatis. . Them Jacksotl.
beY's-air out every morainbreekite colts
or doin' somethingebut•L-Pinkr plague take
him, won't do flotilla' but mope roue' mi.
der the trees.He has just about Wore me
out, let ine ten you, and if he don't strike
a lielptitly seienTirget efoal of him -and
, wear him out. 1 wou't put up with such
noaccountness. Pink," : ... •
"Yes, eir." •
"They air goin' t� ' take up "another
lehoel over at the Perks next week andl
',reckon you'd better go. , Youain't got
:sease enough to over make a fanner and
reckon you d better bon, lawyer or some:-
. ithing of thee sort. "' •
• "Let him be ipraachor, Clarkson,J'in.
terpnecd
• "I -reacher the deuce... W'y he'd ruin a
• congregatioo. When he'd b ecein to preach
.lieelhe too lazy to stop. No, better let '
him, talk to the jury,' arid if Ito doeswear
'em out, the country would be bettereff.• '
i•What do you say,'•Pink?".
"Ainit,particular. " , • •
"No, -fet,elf take it, you airneer par. *
Weider. If you was yott'd !get along bet-
ter. Litlelou drive the hogs outen the
• .
Aeld?"
'-'No, sir: . •
"What?" -
"No. sir, I*as too tired. ". .
"Wife, give inc that tope ,liangin'up•
• there. I'll wear him tte'a fazzle. "
; "Oheaw, dont -whip the child."
"Well, let hint behave. himself 'then,'
I'll bet anythieg them hogs have- ruined
that field.--Iontiet-puoieli him:: Pink, go_
to hod." • . . , •
The boy arose faint a box On. which he
had been eitting, 'stretchedhimself and
eiloverly ascendedtl•W stairs.: "Ale Lord,"
sa.d the old rnan; •"I deal know4hat is
, to' become • of •,thet Inv. If he.wa'n't
quite so lazy'l would think that the peni•
tentieryewould. catch " , •
•
Trite echool. had been in•operation neatly
;three weeks when: one'day, , the • teaeher,
• ; the Amy. Dr. Brooks, called ex, eta Man
Miller. • " : • •
, "Glad .to see you,, partionf down.
.IlOw's everything?"• '
Slow," Dr. brooks replied.
"How's Pink gettin' Along? lit
"Not at all. " • • e•
."You don't tell Mc io?" .
"Yes, lain sorry to say. "
"What 'peels tO-be the Matter?"
"He won't Wider
"Oan t you whip him into it?"
"1, have tried, butdt.doeserioegemle,".....-....:„.
"Ah, lord: I don't know what's to be.
come of him. Do you think he.will eyer
amount to anything, parson?"
"No, I de not " . •
• "Would yen Rae's° no • to Jake him
awey from scheoll "
"1So hope for itt
,"None.,
'"Do you reckent he's got any sense at
nil?" •
"0.11, yes, • he appears to be :smart
enough."
"What's the neacttee., then?"
"Ile nicks applIcation. "
"Well, 111 give hint all the appliCation
he wants. I am ,mueli obleeged -to you
for tellin' " ..•
Shortly • after 4/r. Weeks *Withdrew,
Piet: entered the"reera Where his father
wile sitting. The old nian was greatly
trotthied, but. he Was determined not to
,be violent with the boy.
"Pink:" •
.44 Yes; Sir'. "
"Dr. Brooks tells use that it's no use to
%send yeti to school, " •
. 1 reckon:it "
II .eays you woril•Ately. ".
" A "
t‘ w, ink, tell nieWliat do yotr
A•tv t to do?"
"olt,
"Notl "
ou struck it, dad #ast ',V,ou;
, yes, you struck it ' • Do -you kt.10,'W where
you will teed?"
" 9, sire"
," 1 11 , tai you. 'Y ou If land in -thepent
• tentiary."
"I don't 1,now, Sir. ''
"dVell, I ktiow, it is because you are
no actount."
'Lige Lein' Was the good boy of the
: meighborhood, . et.oted first in his
. classes at school. end evcey one predicted
that he Would -enter upoit an henored,
; career." . •
"Phik, wouldn't yea likeio become a ;
••inweere"
. "1 nin't partied:ler. '
"Welt, I am. 1 witut to put yOu at the
trigingest busincee 1 lieow of ate.' reekoe
. it n°1'41.6114 you to bera lawyer, 111 go ‘'
c'1r tiid 1,03 to morrow.
• Dell either inalfe yese II chop
lutve,iostantly settled ' upon 'Lige as the
coming, lawyer. No DUO .‘44011141 11214,40
th011101t that -any possible, distineton
aWft'ted the lazy, how .1e.t.gect red-headed
boy. That whteli 'asses for discernment
is often short•eighleduess. Some of our
greatest men have been -but the turain; i bele wtt8 ill many places
en incand a
poirit of a story should irifrter bo antiel. quarter thick, anti the work required
h
Paled, --• ' I nearly three hours. in the 'afternoon the
'1.:, -Pre Was a quiet, boy, and Sundays he
e skeleton was dissected, and every bone
the butcher kure and cleaver, and two
ether exe cies and -began the work of dis-
secting the enormous pachyderm.. The
head and trunk were • first removed, and
then the hide was takeu off in two pieces,
being split Oil the back and holly. The
would go to church. Pink spent his bun -
days in (mite a different way. llo would
roam along the river, throwinee stooes at
birda emenstrence was of no avail.
'Ho hated Sunday school and abherred
the chareb. occasionally be would.corne
home with a bloody nose, 'for althongh
he was averse t� physical' exercise, be
hesita, ed not to -engage in, combat. Peo-
ple pointed tit him, shook their heads,and
"..14hat. boy -will% never amount_te any:
thing " ,
Pink. fell in loye with' a little girl, •
bright-eyed Mary -Phelps, aurally
enough • the girl did not 1 m. She
loved 'Lige; 'This enraged 1, , and had
an opportunity presented itself he would
have chaetised his felloW•stddent e
Even ia a lawyer's office time drep
along. 'Lige„ was. readyAeistand an ex-
amination.. Pink Ilse - declared that he
was ready. They: were examined by the'
Circuit' vidge 'Lige was tomplimented for
his quickiless mid insight, • .but Pink
failed to! answera: sufficient number Of
questions, censegneittly he was remanded
back to 13lakes °Mee. Poetizing that he
had wasted *time 'he made an earneeteee•
Solve to do better. • -... •
'Lige bean the practice Of his dillicalt
profession. .He threw his *hole soul Into
the 'Work -and old lawyers said that he
wbuld suo:tee'd,How short,sighted, how
erroneous are litimao calculatiOns.
eOnit _evening Pink -called on bright-
eyeMary: . 'Ile had -determined ete aele
her to: be hiswife,' for be • believed that
she had ceased to love ILiere... Mary eor-
dially eedelved him and his , heart beat a
hopefuf tome, , •
'Miss Mary,' I ettppose ,-yon have heard
rhow hard I 2.111 studying:,
" . • -
" Yes, antp also heard that you failed
to pass you 'e*amipation. " •
• Oh, that Makes no difference. "
"It does with•me."'
w-
"MaryLwan.4 you to be-myeewife. "
"T can net, Itam- engaged, to 'Lige
Retry.• •
e. • p 0 0 ,
There came n dity whenithe wisenten
thought of the•predietions:they had made
with 'regarl . to ---the tWo boys, -Beery is
now: a distinguiehed ;Welke. Pink is in
'the Penitentiary. It Will he a shock, no
doubt, for some peop4 to learn that a
good boy ever ainountetbto anything and
that -a bad boy ever fat:di to .aueceed in
leeobeli -the-)se factV't /Mead -not ,
have been penned;.' but .then the beide-,
bie inetiee which inspired, their .Publicae
thin will more then onset the staetling,
revelations which are . made in the narrat
tion. Tbe good, sttidiOna' boy has bad
very little -charm° itt_thia country: All
the high pieces rif hotter have been filled'
by Men wile Were once bad boys Even
ministersof the goppel boast.of how they;
' weee once bad, oh, yes, so yeey bad; and
with keen delightsome of Ahem tell of
their adventures entire raceeboorse„erut„
-tEd7eita IOW -Iffi tline that reform
shouldeake place. Give the good boy '
chance.-
Was saved intapt. The thug, party con-
sisted of twenty•nine men,Melee of
whom fired at the heart and saventeeneat
the head. During • the autopsy, so to
spOak, six bullet -a were found in the heart,
and they had all beeo flattened. . •
In- the evening, those of epichrean tastes
tithed on elephant ,stakes at tha,Cheshire
house, undit is reported that many who
did not knew what they Were eating pee-
nounced the steak unusually fine in flavor, '
but a bit tough, The hide Weighed 1,013
pounds, and the skeleton .1,455 pounds.
The beast alive 'weighed about 7;000_
pounds, wag Supposed to be 80'years old,
and was veined at $10;000. The -preserved
portion was safely shipped to Washing-
ton, jand Messrs. Houldan &I Lucas OM
alder that they have secured an unusuldly
.perfect Specimen for the national museum.
About 400 Keenites witnessed the dissee•
Bon 'with great interest ' '
,Want to Go, ,Ifint Darerstt...,
Mashingten Pvmatt etar,e
"I guess ta -better not. -No, 1e1 better,
stay," The aporther steed leaning oft the
counter'in e rallroade,Office, tracing oat
with longing eyee the crooked black lines
tm the mauy-folded and gaily-colt:tired rail -
WO" map that .led to the little black
dopes,called mountains, Milne direction,
and wgronp pf nymphs in bathing suits,
inag:the seashore, in the other. His
cheeks ',here. pale.: and ...hollow, arid the
right shouldhung soverat inches lower
than the Other. yfhiogs • are pretty un-
certain:- I guess 'twit do it • this time,-"
and heturned -reluctantly, away After
Stuffing twit or' Bereealtistrated neaps in his
Tooled, ,
"That's the we,' they de -OW -summer,"
sabrthe ticket agent; addressing himself
to • the reporter, Wine stood by. "They
want to,. but are afteddl. They won't go
to the .seashore or moupeaiiist this year,
"Who is he?" asked Ihnseribn. :
loverninent clerk: • Donq you see
liOw hie right 4lio41der sags?' - Non can
'always tell tbeni by then.Government
,elerks gxe one eided. They have,a leaning
toward .their desks -tie. there aril any
of them going eway euintilet; They're-
' afraid to," he added, ashe eheekdd a-
tiCket a little less than two ' ynetia long.
"We have a big baiiness every yeite' tend-
ing the olerks off for their thirty' days
lea% They nearly' n11 go; but this•year
do_n t know or any who have gone or are.
going.. reometones thee ,coine here -A -dr
took over". the [naps tut d, tnitrist
but they always coma to the ..concluaion+
that they. had. better not do it; that
costs too math, and wealth) t be safe:
MANING dz• scow
Barristers, Solicitors,
CONVEYANCERS c.
Oonunissiouert for Ontari nand Manitoba.
OFFICE NEXT DOOR RE ERA, CLINTON
MONEYTO LOO, MORTGAGES DOUGHT.
letersre Yeses. 0. RIBOUT, Office
• over 4, ,thleltefift'S store,' Albert Street
A1AIUtIA0J1 'LICENSES, -*APPLY TO THE
AU undersigned_ t the Library aeon*, Smith's.
(Bock. 345 JAMES SCOTT,
AffONEY TO, LUND IN LARGE OR SMALL
.Lta. Sums ou good mortgage security, Moderate
ate of interest. il, HALE, Clinton.
•
nEL DOWSLEY, M. 11, H.R. C. IS ENGLAND
Physieittn,'Surgeou, eta Office and residence
next Molson's Bank, market square, Clinton.
-
fl11. APPLETON.-OFFICE-AT RESIDENCE
on Ontario street, Olin tonroPPOst te the: Finglish
pue.'anceby Bide gate. .
A B. P.0QUDFeeTeIVIL
Ji -a• e Prowl it alai and Dominion Land Surveyor,
Architect and Dratiglitalnalt, FOREIN
Clinton. . ••.
•
DR' aznVE.-OFFIOE EATTENMUlly eTe-
Murray Block, two doors east of, Hodgenid en.
trance. Iteeidence, opposite the Temperance Hall
Huron Street, Clinton. Office hours, 8 ams, . to °pan.'
MAT.ZIa'fii'Ll'A`,111,V14?)=7,EZNIt
..sidenoe, John Robertson'e, Buren Street, Clinton.
Riee's hew method taught if desired. •
fr
•
D'issiting the Squid.
(New York Timo2.1 ,
Reeding Upright io his :boat, the ex-
pert base fisherman grasps his rod firmly
below the reel,- which , thirst be one that,:
runs evith the least •poseibte friction, and
holds 800 .Og 40) feet of line, and Whiels
it with the squid and sevetAl yards a line
free. When the whirling squid is btotight
to a certain velocity; which the feeling
and instinct of the angler must judge ton
nicety, he thrusts the rod forWard quiekly
with a •graceful movement that can only
be understood on being seen,
The whirling squid instantly responds
to the movement. Itshoots 0111 with
amazing elocity as straight as a bullet's
. iglu. The whieeing reel pays out the
unresisting line, ani if the east hag been
made by an expert 1.0 feet of iline will
have loft the reel befure.the squid drope
into the water ,;uet -at the split it was
launched to much. It. will not be long
before soine monster of a bess'will show
his appreelation of the skill with width
the east was made by swoopin upon the
How to Out Oir D'oul .1 1.1 tm.rpspOntIniftte.•
• Lon•Inn .A the 1411•
Speueee has hit upon the.
Tellowing ekpedieet for saving tithe, He
sends the ,an nexed lithographed' form te
his eorrespondente: , • •
I.; 1 lerbert, t^pene. eeregretsthat ?lie
-must diminish 'his correspondence.
Alielug prevented b • Lk siate.of health
from writing more ilia short tinte daily,.
he piogressee but slowly with the work he
has undertaken, auti.his progress is Mado.
slower by abeortition Of his time in an.
s'Werine 'those Who write . to him. Let -
tors g him to 30in committees,
to WO:id Meetings' or otherwise 'further
some - miblic ob,ect, lettere requesting
interviews' and autographs, letters asking
°plutons and exp litioes; these, together
wile acknowledgetneete'r of presentation
cepies of books, ernal hiedrances
though trivia iudividuully, are collect-
ively serious-serions, at -letiet, to one
Nitrlitd,, c,, ,
p80 hoursof work are se naral4
te
"As these hindrantes ificrettee„
'Speeeer is chamelled to do something to.
prevent them. Alice long hesleation he
has,decided to ent himeelt nit front every
engagement that is likely to occupy at-
terition, however slight. and to decline till
correepondence uot iiivolved by his int-
mediatewerk. e
' "To explain the absence of a ;pedal re.
ply to each conummication, he sends -his
ilthegratthed &tend rept , and lie litipese'
.attractive lure, ntid then win tome a that filo raugona given wi 1 t•ollioientlY ox
tggle that may• hist aa both-, ti6d per. cuSe hint for not answering id a mord
haps two; before. one -ter OM other of the direct waye the letter of Mr.
conthatan la conquers - tbe lottobr the "32 QueOW.s.Gordeos, BaYstvaler. W.
struggle the metre faverable its 'result to
the angler. • Ordering His Dinner,
,
tow Veit Titnes1
•
r ottri,r(14rdstth.ttlop.-
roast lamb, andthe vealter beveled to the
A countryman in a reeteurant ordered
The Mitch' abotteNew York, built the Cook:
first Ain to dhlsi totattry, and she Was "On§ iambi" • •
called "The 'nrest," etherWise the "The " Groat &Ott! Mister. " cried i hecollnerire
intim, "I can't eat a hull lamb, Ginanne
sem° fried- oysters. idetead. "
"-- ne fried!" bawled the ivaiter.
"Well, Methueoltiles ghost? llister, one
fried oyster hein't. goite to be -enotigh,
;moue a dozen of. 'ern. Dern, Waage eitY
places!" ft,
i.ryie in triten-Pashieristeie olroies.
Wow Orleans Picayune.] •
ad spellieg is as Old•fashioned as anal-
- for dettere., Both are in style
.
among fashionable ppple.
DE. STANBIJItT, GRADUATE OrTRE MEDI
.Departmentof Victoria Univarelty,Toronto,for
nicely of the Hospitals,,and Dispensaries, Now.York'
Goronerfor the County eflitiron,Baylield,Ont. '
rt6 ...ANK It. POWELL, BA.111118TER,..SOLICITOlts
Ai Notary Public; etc,• 0111m, SuAntles Btoca, .AL-.
eaRT.STasitr, 01,16T02:. T.orento rtgatite, Messrs, Mc-
Carthy, Osier; Hoskin & Creel:tufa Privato•ftindS td
°an' at lowest rates of interest. • '
1-1W. WILLIAMS, IL A., 51.13.,GRADUATE
• Toren t o University ; member f the Collegeof Phi
sfeiansaud 5 argeons , Ont. OFFICE& RESIDENCE the
bouseforniert)oceupied. by Dr. Ike.OTO, 4,11?0EL street
Minton,
D1' Wen'eniptdfoh, SuecteoN
A-f.t.feo itehou , Liu en t int COI the DollegeOtPhYsiciall•
and Sdrgeons of Low:reenact s,tend ProvincialLieen.
Eletretultinromorfor the:Jour/CI cola (iron. Officeand
residerlOr---The building/ f ormati3.deouple0 bY Mr'
theatteemiton snout- •
• C11ntonillef.f0,1871. _ •
•
"CtIANt'etf,,,fiteCitANICV TNTITIfi'ErtLIBR
Alt r and-FkileinIERainis, Perrin -block, down
stem. Mont 2400 Vanities in the 1,16fary arid
alt t.he LeadingNetVapapers and PcriathcalS of
evve-es * eV"'
• Yotr-Children .0ENNuAdia.., NURSERY,.
expost. danger from '
, Cou,%, Croup, and.
INolses peculiar to t.ce ;Inuit And
-1 Per eett h aihilents, Ayer's
Pccroral, proirptly
Lee re....f and cure. •
At n, rentedv for "Wlivening Cough,
-w, atteli mitay of ?our child:me were
elected, we tieed, during, the past win-
ter, with lunch satisfaction, Ayer's
(*berry Pectoral. For this Mint:den, we
consider this preparation the most ern,.
envious of all the medicines which have
mine to our 'knowledge. -Mary I'ark.
horst, Brecoptress, Home for Little
Wanderers, Doncaster, Md.
lkty children have been pecullarly,tetb-
jeer, to•attaelts of Croup, ead I failed to
iind any effective reined V WW1 I com-
menced administering Ayer's Cherry
l'octorM. This preparai ien relieves the
difficulty of breathing :Ina invariably
. eures_the complaint. -4- Avid G. Starksi-
Chatham, Columbia Co., X. •
I have used .Ayer's cherry Pectoral
in my family- 'for many years, and.
JIM.° faith'. it especially valuable Irkk•
whooping This medicine °Anew
all irritation, prevents hitInnimation frau
extending to the lungs, and qtdchly sub -
dues any tendency to Lung Complaint,
-3, 13. wellingtou, Plainville, Mich,
I fled no medicine 80 (elective, for
Croup ana 1191000N Cough, a* A.yer's.
':.11:erry Peetoral. 'was the =terms of
saviin; the lifo of milittle boy, only six
,nurnrhs old, Jewry i me him Safely 'through
11*0 worat case of Whooping Cough •I over
Haw.... Jane Malono,, Piney Plats, Tenn.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Prepared by ])r.1, C. Ayer & Co., Lowell,Mass.
§old by all Druggists, etke AIX bottlea!,51.
EBIT1T ANP OBNAMENTAL TREES, NOR.
• WAY SPRUCE,- SOOTOlt AND
. ASTAAVIIAN -
Titel.ATTER or Mum we MAME A. SPECIALT
'LARGE STOCK ON HAND
The aboyo ornamental trees and shrubbery willbe sold
at very imv prices, and those wanting anything In
this connection will save money by purchasing here.
Orders by Mai? will be promptly attended to
. Address,' •
JOHN $TEWAR'Tg Banntiltor
Fire Xrasuranoe. *
All kind's ot property insured at lowest tarift rates.
Fire t-elass OOMpanies,
rimexaTe "vi*, X. W. T. CM LINE Beas• TO
. XL -WINNIPEG 4N0 Lr,- LAKE •POINTS.,-,- ALSO
by all rail lines over the GRANO TRUNK and •OAN4-
DA PACIFIC to any Point- on that line, Winnipeg,
Brandon, &e., Dakota, Kansas, or any point reitened
by rail ,local or foreign. ..
es
JAS. THOMPSON, Clinton.
$500000 To LOAN at 6 per Cot.
1 Why pay others 7, 8, 9 and 40 per cent,
when you ean get money from us at 6 per c.
truiUds.teed,e to 844 bovvawetil regirding
__pniment 009 parted Of loan,
WWL COOPER'S—
BEA. 111. BLOK BOOKSTOR1.
18, THE PLACE To Buy YOUR
Modellites supplied at LaWast Paces
.BEAVER BIOC1CBOOESTORi4
COOPER. °LINTON
ROBERT DOWNS,
• • CLINTON,
Manufacturer and Proprietor for thd host Su,* NM
flog in use. Agent fot the sale and implication of
the arrifluntt PAITXT A.Irr051A110 BOlpER OPEANEE,
STEAM • FITTINGS furnished and applied ou slvnt
• notice. ' ' •
•
Rollers. Engines. ji,d all Mods �f MO
eltliteri repaired el, irreligiously and.
In a satisfactory manner. • ,.
• •
Farm iimiementsinagefaetursti mid repilifed.
•and Watal. Pipes 'furnished and rtit 15 position, My
Kilns fitted' rep.en application.: Charges ittbdorate.
•
• F/•INYROYAL VVAPJLIZS.
• Prescription of a :physiefefi *die
has -had salfe long •experienee in
treethig female diseases. Is used
monthly -with -perfect success by
over 10,000 ladies. Pleasant, safe,
effectuaL Ladies, ask yourdrug-
'gist-for Pennyroyal Wafers and
take no feubstitute, or inclose post*
agWorsealed particulars. Solti by
N. all druggists, $1 per box. AddresS
ITIE EUREKA. CHEMICAL CO., DETnotT,
Sold in Clinton by J.' 71. COMBE awl Druggists
everyWhere. . •
the day On the tailb. Ilernhership tieltut St per
ADIDD11. Open from' 2 to 5 p. M. at tul frofn 7 ; • ' fl fif tsTilTt,
.9.p in. Apulia:41:rue' for- moluborslisP roolVet1
-by the Librarian lit en. the rooui.
.
UNION SHAVOIG PARLOR
. .
SAANING. •'• curt-1We,-
PCOINO done very nent -onli,,10 suit :
every .1:Cranny, , •
E.,1111141.7.1411•40N, SI4kItieit Blocic.
JT. WILKIE/1
% v R6 gt).,t ir.Eattits.r. ,
nehmicio eeittstve right for tho county for the'iturd
prom* of administering ahernically pure NIt.9r,. en
hionoside, which' is tho.sefest and best system:yet:dis-
covered far the painlesS extraction et teeth. Chaes
moderate, satisfaction uttranteed. OrritM, Et.
1•VOTI"* BLOCK; over Ranco's Tailor Shop Hurbn
Sitretif."Glinton.
•
• 4 ,
Restless " and wits ayacht of sixteen tons,
and forty-four and a half feet long. Ifer
builder was Capt. Atti,aen Nook, for
whom Rock Island in the Allende ocean
is named. This' vessel, 'with. A Duteh
captain on board; discovered. the Sehuy1.
kill river in 1616, need explored our Whole
COnSt from Nova Scotia to Virginia, and
returned' to Ilolland with an eeeeIlant
Map of the countrere
James Russell Lowell speaks three Ian •
pages with Lev o.olt., and rends and
wrIto nine,
-..• , .
&ter the severest -test at the late fair in
Clinton, it • was universally tieliiitted. that
reit iqtelerEcr AND V.esY Ad/10y,, BRAEITY
OF riremer,' AVE' awtei!MtCro ffi'.1 NA. the.
BXCEISI011 Was away ahead of ail oth-
ers, and 'destined' to he the poptellar instree
ment ef the day. 7,4111)iir,•a1ortg vOitil.A.tbe fart
that a special priie wesaweirdeditioertain•
ly speaks volumes -foe the iinstrnerresta, and:
parties tr�1iiin slibtt1 sen the il'ion;
&IOU before bteing ellriewhore. • "•-
• dEO: F OAkO'Ff,. PkereteelOPS.:.
41`rictory three driers West nf iletilloy'e
, Shop, Rittimithnry St; Clinton.
THE, AREAT ENGLISH PRESCRIPTION
Asuccessfultnedleinetestedever
so years in thousands of cases.
Prottptly cures dtrervous Pros-
tration,Weaknesaof.Brain,Spi-
nalCord, and Genercitiveergans
Of either ser,Zmissionsand all illscausedbyindis-
eretion evevemertion. Six packages is guttrat
6cd to greet a cure whenall othermedicinea fail,
Oxie package $1, six packages $5Ivre. Bold
bydruggists; .IVritsfor Pomp*a
. Address
EDREILA ETROIT, MIOD.. •
,
Sold' in Clruton.b5f,..S. H. COUPE and Deuggists
__. .
,
everywhere. _ -- .," •
•• . ,
• 1 , ,.. ,
McKiiiiir /Mild, Fire Insurande Co:
NOTIEE.--The millereigiied are appointed
to set as:agents in the township Of Goderieh,
for the Company,ny person wishingto In-
-sure 1 nthIEJ old and Arelkable Fartnerrecompany,
Will apple'. to either THOS. NEELANS,. Her -
leek, Or SitIVIVEL • CARNOCHAN, Seaforth,
Prompt atteritinn will' be given. •
. .
paoToGRAPTIEli
,T Deolllt rea17.4 istatt. Alen
CLINTON, ONT. '
The unlersIgned hu bpage6'an agency for tlis salii anted
Estate, andwill be glad to deit with parties having.preper.
ty te swoosh etTerms', twO Or cent an all amounts up to.
$1000, and one et-
cen:t.oti aux Amount after the $10004
110 charge made•str.adv,eresihouni charlfe WhateVer nu,
Wee a sale Or trallgre7iffffeatell.' I have •new the foiloWitg
properties for sale ; • • •
Lot 14, Lake Road ethd; Colborne, 100 80001, 40 cleared
and under pasture, 201teieselimbed.nnitcan„easily-beeleseed;
balaeceotbush Wilt be sold chum
I80 acres, good land, 22e milcs fromBowesmonnt, Dakota.,
50 aoree under cultivation, mall house _game $10 an 5510..
West• half lot 18, 2nd cot of East .Wawonosb, 110 acres,
00 scrod cleared, balance good bush, Mures of fall Wheat,
spring creek running through the farm, bank barn 40110, two
• omen of orchard, .one nine from -Auburn. Price. 55,000,
$1200 or $1500 down, balance to suit limekiln'',
Lot 805, 1.0 (gen acre, culloron fit, situated on -the east
-side ofhir. RldotiPs residence, well fenced. Price, 5200, 5*1
suit purcbaeer. ' • ' •
Splendid imildineler for Sale, opposlin.tte Clunmetelal
Hotet.40 feet front fry 60 feet deep. Dried reaeonable.
Apply to
FARRAN
-13
cox. sit co..,
comussioN 11110IiEES.
Members Toronto Stock Exchange,
• CIA LI 1,0 ST
• uflile-stze 'SYRI0. A SPECIALTY.
ENTIST, •
COATS` BLOCK
eventsfussainannslemstiellismuterassieliiii-
MMPIELEZ.,
Private wires to TORONTO, efeerieeelAte P1110400;
NEW YORK and' OIL CITY
STOCES: BONDS, GRAIN, PflOV110N8, ASO OID•
notront on SOLD DM con 0 mottle .
' en frilfeE CORKSIt
• ArEEIVP &ROTA
J.4VHOMPacm; PA qAGaRe
Clinton, Ji'dy 14, 15801
BANizirtsi otaNTow,
THE 110LSONS BANK,
Incorporated by Act of Parllainent, 1850. •
CA.kTAL, T. $2,000,000..
HEAD' OFFICE . NTREA.L.
vioxAs,WORKMA51, President..
'J. IX. MOLSON, Vice••Pres.
WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager.
4VoGes discounted, Collections made, Drafts'
' imed, Sterling. and' American. (gceis lege
bought and sold at lowest
current rates. •
,
Interest at 4 per cent allowed
endepoelti
.
:70:ey:dvaiicetot7reeitireit••inetcseett
.08orinreelaoltra70:otlbretzuitodasso
.41t.7.lEi:anaser,.
. January 188 • Clinton
tr. ',13 ID D E C91113E,
Watch and Clock Maier,: .
, iTENVELLER, *0.).
oreoftiflic 41110 HAINItitclr,Z114rITON • 1-
• • Where be Immo; select Se.sortroentof
• ' • ' • •
WATCNKS, CLOCKS, JEWKALKfir,
WARE : - •
'Which We will soli 'et ressocableitttett,
• 1.11.41140' 41(11) A
•14 tit T
' HintoN. AND riortuCE
Linto it rid illvOstiliont CO'y
(..70';•hp'oilii 1.8 Loaning Airbney on Parte
.s`rettrity at Lowest Ita26s•ot Interest.
tiliTGA GgOo 8:a.-„pbit011,ASED
SAVINGS" BANE. .BRANctr.
5, 4 and 5 2wr Cents Interest Allowed (in
beposits, according to amolint
and time left.
011.401.1,-000ner of Marko 'gnuare and 14Otil88tree
tiOltACE flOirrO.V.
. • MI tr.sita
odcrichlAtunist Ilth 185.1..."
cr...awrom
PLANING MILL
--AND—
4
'R4rairing of 'every description prorapt&-
tended to, and all work warranted':
J. BMIDLECODIEE',. .
Ciipton.57ov.1882. •
Sikirg 20 PEI CENT
' 1836•L-SEMV-CiN-TENNIAL-18861..:
. Teen • OP THE
GpRE,DISTRICT ORE 1.11.s. CO-:
Conducted both on Cash and Mutual Plata.
. . .
How. .7'As. Yon -NG. M. P. P., - - - President.
ADAM WartNnois, Esa, - Vice -President•
It... S. STRoNG; Rag., - - 'Managing Director.'
Tat. ',GORE' • • ,
Vntpts upon: ils FIPTIET1.it YEAR mach
-stronger and more prosperous than at any
,peevipos period, having $818,896 'Of Aasets.
and pratioally NO LIABILITY except a Re-- -
insurance Reserve of $30,Q00. There are PO, -
000 deposited with tlie:Ontario Government;
and ever $90,000 held' in Mortgages; .Thibeee
tures, and,. Cash, immediately ;available to
• meet losses.-
„ Mutual Poligyelielders in the 'Gore" save:
20 pee cent. with undoubted security. .
FOFfujI vertical:Ira apell o flaADOkezee, GALT
Or 'to 3011N-2RIDOE riiiiievitorit moat-
•••• D It• a I IL X41'.•
1111,1g St713SOltifieff,mtviNd JUST COMPLETen
JL and furnished lila new Pinning 10111 with machin-
ery Of the latest improved patterns, Is OW prOpnred
to attend to alt orders hxyli Ilne,hrIbil'inest prompt
and satisfactory manner, and at row:enable rateslic,
would also return thanks to all who patronized the
old (Inn Wore they wato burned nut, mat now being
In a better position to o.veallte orders expeditiously,
foals confidant he can give satisfaction to ail.
PAC TO RY---...Vear lho Grand Prunk
way, Clinton.
TH0110 MeEENZ r
—CabitteVierlor
Formillit arRooffist:
-AeiD"
11011111i1N1i.
Tiro to6ttesritter keent; the dlictOr
CASKETS and COPFINS
.6,4„,,,yson Fancrala raiaishad at
otartaat AIM Iowan pfiees.
4411101.0 4 A. P Alie:80•LTVITED.
IA 0 lid Ittitkitertither.
Rustnatuka •trtr 58ISZ•ii'ut,
OPPOSIlft Tux Towi,r
THOS. STEVENSON
ROLLER FLOUR
AT $2.19 PER .
BRAY ,by ToN- or CWT.
0Orti's..' 'PEI% °iv
DeliVercil any Wherein town freo.of charge
tfOlIN • • RA:VS(14$.