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OOT. 22, 18SC,
NEWS NOTES,
Why go about with that aching beacl? Try
til towards evening, when the wind fell town have been interfered with more o
clown and all but that •on the north, leas for several weeks, but on Sunday
which. had reached heav,y timber,slowly night a crowd of young fellows entered
Luirned out. - the barracks and made so much dister.•
The huge drastic, griping, sickening pins hance that thc meeting had to be dis-
are fast beTng superceded by Dr. Pierce's missed. On 1VIonday three, of them
Ayer's 'hey relieve the stomach, re- „ „ t' P Ilets Sold by er
all druggiste; we arrested, and yesteiday they were
uIvo 0 .
store the digestive organs to healthy actionrga ,
remove the,obstructious that depress, nerves reet Pres- taken to Baileyville for trial. ., After the
The congreeation of Joie st
y e an it c I, ,
ed it Can to. the Rev. Mr. George ' of in the crowd of excited people from the
,
and brain, and thus cure headache,
.At Monticello, Thursday night,
200 disguised men overpowered the sher-
iff, broke into the jail, took therefrom
Henry: Wildman-, a wife murderer, and
• 1 1 etend- suit was adjourned that'eveningy many
Ottawa. town in question, yelled, Cut the
Mr. and Mr. C, Wallis, 6th conces- hearts out of the Salvationists Some
and Capt.M.ills,
sion Brooke,„lost their only daughter, of theln'fireci a revolver'
hanged him. They, then shot him ele- _afield of being killed, fled to the timber.
von tinstomake sure of their work.
,Margaret, aged tve years, on Friday
moininer. The little one was playing Ile was chased for some distance by the
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A -barn belonging to Mr. John Ryan, about the yard, as she usually did, when I mob, and is afraid to rettun home for
eon. 16, Londoe township, was destroy- She took it. flOti011 to play with the bars fear of violence,
ed by fire on Tuesday. Soap was boil- at the gateway. In, doing BO, 111 `Some . Miss Hester Clarke; of Marion,. Ala.,
ing' over a small fire a short distance
from the beilding, and it is supposed the
children tcarried. a brand to the straw
stack. It is -said there was no insur-
ance,
A'Sherin- an, iexds, telegrain-saysi; "
Late advices from the Indian Territety.
state the•most extensive and destructive
fires ever known in that territory are
,••
sweeping over the pt'airies. Millions of
acres of rich grazing lands are. now bar-
ren, charred wastes. Large numbers of
cattle have been burned to death, and
hen:lens° quantities of fodder destroyed.
The Administration 9fJustice in the
Province of Ontario; cost in 1885, 054.
923, and for the same year in the Prey-
• ince.of Quebec, whose population is half
a million smaller'it cost $356,646. The
administration ,49f justice in Ontario
coststherefore scane forty per copt. leas
than in .Quebec, and the crowds of useless
supernemerarieS about thearious court
houses in. this Pro,vinee attest the Tea-
. Son for this exeesS.—Mentreal Witness.
A Fort -Werth, Texas; teleebram says-:
.-News received hero from Sabine Pass
is to the effect that the greater' portion
been Washed away p.•
• • about sixty Or. seventy persons drowned
by the terrific storm of -Tuesday night,
The entire .town is wreeked 'and. thoin-
; • habitants ere frenzied with feat and
• . grief: The damage 'done by the stam
iClAtureont ib also considerable, a
imin* of houses' bailie, blown down
and the 'principal lumber
• aged. .
'A Detroit clespatoh says :.—Detrepit
has a large beer -drinking population that
.Worried 1s it never Was Wore.'
strike in onelef the breweries -spread.
•and' became ttleck-otit,..and not a bree,,,
ery be• city was running., Np beer and provinat's end sections frem
-"
': is being .delivered, except•a few ke.Boston, .Now torkand tributary mar-
prorietoror their sona,•aed none gs by
will gets derive tfieit supplY; averages, uriOn
Pi
shipf;ed herc from :other cities on ne-
count of the agteeMent • dile National
.Brewers' 'AssoolatiOn. t - the ,effeet :that-
' ii case of; labor troubles. of any kind no
. beer will he shipped to that city' titan
• the. troubles Me over. • - • •
manner or another; one of the large bars
tembled down and fell en her head or
neck, killing her instantly. '
An -action of iniportanco to inanufac-
turers was decided at the civil assizes,
at Toronto, oil -Friday. -It wire -Mitt -Of
-Ripley ys McDonald, to recover dam -
'ages Tor a fing4 lost by the, plaintiff
while working at a machine called a
puncher, in defendant's tin Works, which,
it was alleged,•was not properly proteet.
"ed: The anry.„.„eftee proceeding. to the
-VOTE' and examining- the machine,
awarded plaintiff $500 and costs.'
•
Mrs: Greerrivell a widow aged 70.
years,left her home at M.,Mirit Ster,ling,
Ill.; Tuesday afternoon, to, visit, a neigh-
bor,- She had not returned up to -Wed-
nesday, and Search was madefew her.
After a' -time hones and pieces of her
bloody flesh were found, surrounded' by
a drove of hogs ' who were fighting over
the remains,. hogs,
Were identified by
scrips. of ..clothing'.. It is eurilmsed".the.7
old lady fainted, and that the hogs at-
;taeked her before she regained,cimscions-
news.
.
On. Friday afternoon, about 5 o'olock-
two OM -Teens fremVellancl named Jelin
Via arid Anthony. Ireitvich... who
have a'contract for, cutting the wood on
„AU' .Illienis farther sent A quantity of
Ayitnet. Townsend's farm, 8r& dm. of • heriey to a Chicag0 commissIen merchant,.
Blandford, not far from 1VootiStook, and in order- to test the latter's honesty,
were ere -cutting a legvhen•the forks visited tho city and bought his own,hoiae'y,
of a. tree, • 1slown •ow. vjdpayin g 14 cents a pound for it.. 'When the'
returnalrom the. consignment cinie baokrit
struCk looth of thetn; 1lluing .IIeysal in-
stantly, and terribly injuring Deitrich. sold for 12 cents -a pound.: •
An Irish conipaiiien; twelve yaeds away, • • • ' • • • s
• ' 'Phil Armour, the Chicago •millionaire •
was uninjured, and the roar of . the b • - • 1
uys .a suit of clothes every year f r each
says if she td see Cluestniaa she_
will be 123 years old.
Advides received state that cholera, is
still raging fiercely in Corea. Ont of a
population of 2110000 the death rate
rules at Allb..frigiltitil average of 1,000
per day. •Corea is deeoribed as an.cip,
palling pest depot. —
Mrs Leader, Leader, wife of a butonen' doing
business in Camberwell, a suberb Lon,
don; after a quarrel with her husband
left 'her home, taking her five 'little..
children with her. She went to Thames
river at 33'ulharn and threw herself and,
the five children into the water, All
were drowned but one of the ehildren.
Canadians who wieh to attend the Indian
anti Colonial „Exhibition would do well to
start at once. The Prince of Wales has
decided that the present exhibition shall
close on the eveniug of December 10th. It
ie expected that A pi:Mayo-fent itietitntioll
similar to that now open will be established
brIore next summer.
-,e..-aSevenAhousarid dollars Mail vise,theasre7
ceeds of a fair, were being taken to the-.
bank at MountPulaski, Ill., recently when
the horses ran away, the wagon was over-
turn, and the:money scattered in this
ottee.t. Citizens gathered it up and when
counted at the, bank there ices but 80
n to -in tssi -
storm was so great that he dicl,not'bear of hig ija-i„ i " The yheys ..9usintBY
the falling tree till it struck. Tho me lect cl • ell'? °Yes.
othes•worth from 830 to 83d ;but a
• had just started NVOL k a week or so ago. Pfstidiona clerk recently abused his employ-,
.1 er'stenerogity and sent in a teller's' bill of
The potato croP of tho Eastern States hob% . Armour discbarged Min on the
i`wliat IsMeflreg7fS Speedy Cure tor I" i
• • It Islor Dyspepsia, liver Complaint. Tint iges-
tion, and is Alio finest blood purifier in the
• known world tbauty.•
"Does„It gyro subtraction V •
We cannot point to ono instance here it ma.
not. • • k. -
f,Whore does it liktylf.tike•largest. sale ?" . •
-- Might in the eity• of lieye It is
tnanufactured, there has MAO over one thous-
• and dollars' worth sold in the last-. yeikr,, retail,.
and.thegreat majority of sales are by ohe re-
eommending It to another. For sato at see and
S-I.per bottle at.WerthingtoWs Drug Store,
Soya the Toronto Now.-,LThere ap
• peered before the Magistrate:yesterday,
'.a gra.y.lraired old..mati tamed. Robert
:Elenderson, who was .once- one. of the
most.Proininent 'of Kingston's .citizeps..
years:ago he. was managing
...editor of•Sir-John.Maddo'nald's organ'in,
• :Kingston,. and•ivas a personal friend:of• :
--thopremier„..New_he_ is_Anliserahlti
inebriate, 'who servos the, better: part Of •
his time in jail for drunkenness... The
Magistrate. fined .him••$.0- aticL•costs;.,or
• ninety days itriprisonnietit and 'lie rode!'
to jail in ' the black van the:most cenfiein-
ed inebriate Of the herd:, ••
• The new Baptist Cburchriwith the
adjoinieg sheds and barn, at Benning-
ton Centre,Wyoming connty, near Roch-
ester, burned to the ground on Thurs-
day. morninkiit two o'Clock. The less
is $40,000, on which there, is ,tin. insur-
ance .of .sip,000. The building was fired
and the incendiary -is known, but has
not yet been attested. ' •'The sepposed
.inotive is revenge: ' The church people
have determined' t Atop the sale of li-
quor''Ori Sundays in the immediate vi
'elnity of the church;; To this end Many'
different persons have been indicted 'ancl.-
fined. . . • -
.4c despatch says:
.A.nother remarkable -case of faith cure
.by Mrs, Woodworth,the trance evange-
list, is reported -from Anderson, Inch
Mrs, Elile
Zabeth Fallen', had been an .
validfot''Sixteen years. The physichina'
Jiar pronommed her case hopolesa, ,say-
- zieg that death was' but a question •of a
-very short time, and as re lait resort it
, was determined to- apply ' the so-called
faith curer Accordingly ti• season of
prayer was offered in behalf .of the sick
• woman, lasting from eatlY in the even-
,. • ing. until...about • ,midnight, . when 'ao
• .clanned ;:-.!he is /IOW' able to walk
Abut and help 'herself, while a week
ago she was unable_ to raja° a hand or
speak above a whisper.
a Reports aro • received at th. Paul. of
. great .losses in North Dakota, by prairie
Tires. The country east of Bottoeson, to
• Dunseith and south of Williams t,,lity is.
one unbroken scene "Of destructibn and
blackened hillsides, scorched, plains and
lacadows, -besides the charred remains
enmity a stack of grain and hay,'eran-
ary, and stook, tell a sorrowful talo
•
t1e calamity that in a few '1 mars destroy -
the wHole, about ,,.ctS last- year, according
to 60Q rciports received • by the New:
•
1:4Thgland• Homestead last, week.. • All,
through potato growing. sections of
Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and
New BrunsWick,Where • tire Crop was
almost a total &thin:0 in 1S84, and but
a half crop in 1885, the vroduction this
'Year averages 02 per cent of rC fuJi crop.
.Prices *range from 1B to 25 cents
bushel, on Prince Edward Island,-to.30
and 40 Cents neatiocal Markets.
The following pelegranr is fro:in 1Valla
Territory cattle' ranger just
infrom Noah Mountain states that the
alive of cattle from this. Country. to
trons failure to St. Lotiis' eahle syndi-
cates. For a time a drive eonsistitig "of
40,00 heaof cattlopsospered finely,
bilt as an tmusually dry sertson in
tana progtessed.„:the-eattle. began to
Weaken and fall by the wayside,Iltand as
di,ys passed by_hocl beam° scaisSr, _th
aeinials- died by hundreds, herdees even
Suffered great privation for wantLef
'water; and -at) desperate did the situation
become that. when nearing the British
line the proprietor of the herd ordered
the drive „te 1)(1 .abandoned •and •the
herders to reach the Northern PaCific
rail will, the best way they could" .The
scene along the drive was most pitiable.
Cattle men aro of the opinion that the
synicate Will not have two hundred head
of stook- next -spring, out Of the immense
"band driven from •this eountry. The;
lossin that ciao iU reach $250;-000.
Young or middle,..aged Men suffering from
nervous debility; r other delicate diseases,
however' induced, .speedily and, permanently
cured. „Addes, World's Dispeffsary Medical'
Association, Buffalo, N.Y. . • • •
News conies from. ganVille, Renfrew
:County, .of a shocking.raurder cemmitted
in thwinity of Paiiner•Rapids:•, The
Paiiies" concernediireV, ermans. From
what pan be learned, a i'imily.conaisting
of a man; his wife and' wteeltildren
have 'been for some -time occupying a
.house On A neighbor's' lot. The tWo
fatnilies got on bad terra, The tenant
finally' Went to ty piece at some dietetic()
tO 'preenre help to 4iuild a house for him-
self. In his absence some inan„from the -
neighboring hOuset it is said,. carne and
nailed up 'the deor,'aliuttin,g,.the wife
and two children inside. lho woman
burst open the dbeir; wheri an angry
altercation took place which restilted in
tlie man's Seizing a stick of cordwood,
hitting the woman, who fell mortally in-.
jure& Thebody was then .taken into
tiio libtifie and the building Was set MI
fire. The two 'children Were witness
of the crime. The Cicalae Attorney has
been infOtmed and is taking steps to
hold an inquest. '
A • Preeport,- 111, telegram • says :—
Capt. W. T. Mills'who bite been. in
charge of the Salvation Arley meeting's
at Forrestown/111, for the past three
menthe, tainti ,Ihis.inerning, on foot -
4 11 1 I 1 1
ground that he wanted his clerke to•stind
on an equality. *,
•
Gilbert of Georgetown, . ,T.,
stared 150,13ushele of potatoPain. the attic.
When we say geOreger'is Speedy Care is the.
only perfeetegre ter D58pepsia. Liver Com-
plaint, Indigestion and Iutpure Blood, we are
telling plain facts, of which hundreds Upon
hundreds eau testily, who haire been restored
to perfect health by *hi use, We would there -
tore advise you, strongly it yea are a subject ot
sold inset) awl di bottles at Worthington' I)rug
Speedy Cure a trial and ;be convinced. It la I
,
any of the above troubles, to give t.fairegor's
Store. ,
IVIANNilsTG & SCOTT
Barristers, Sotioitors,
uONVEYANCERg
"Commusioners for Qatari o mad Manitoba.
OFFICE NEXT DOOR NK ERA:, ()LINTON
MONEY WIAliteXRPttlEttIT,ugliL
over J. Jackson'ts store, Albert street.
adrArditatiE LICENSES.—' APPLY ITO 7.11
415, undersigned la the Library Rooms,. Smith's
Block. , 36 JAMES SCOTT.
/kir ONEY TO LEND IN LARGE Olt SMALL
AN -L mune on good. inertgage eminrity, moderate
ato of interest. ki. IIAZAE, Clinton.
a
n H. •DOWSLEY, M.E. 0. S. ENGLAND
1./ Physician, Surgeon, etc. Office Mad residence
,kiext Molaon'sllank, market equate, Clinton.
flnR. APPLETON,---OF-FICE-AT RESIDENCE
n. Ontario street,Olinton,opposi to the English
tun. cakoranee by side gate.
H.1,31:0 IvI'ROCID1000.11, CIVIL ENGINEER,
. .
nelalaryokninion Load Surveyor,
Architect and 1.) 'at.ghtsnian . PERRIN BLOCK
01111tou. . ,
BEEVE.--,OFFICE =TU:0E8111137 -ST.-
1.../ Murray 131oak, two doors oast of, Itodgenel en.
trance. Residenoe, oppoeite the Tomvotenee Hall
Ilaron Street, Clinton., Offlee hours, 8 a ,m. to 6p.m.
Rs.,WffITT,WEA0111,1B OF 14114.18. PUPILS
171 a ttended at their own residoneegneoessary.
jcihn Robertson's, Enron Street, Clinton.
Itice's new method taught if desired. •
TAMES HOWSON, LICENSED AUCTIONEER
e/ for tho County of Huron, Sales attended anywhere
In the County, at reasonable rates. Residenee,Albcrt
Street, Clinton. '
R. STANEURY, SEAD17.A.TE OF THE MEDI
.„.. .
nOopartematot5Tatorri+University,Torento,Kor
marly Of tho Hospitals and DiepensarieeoNew York
Coronerferthe County SI Iforon,Bayfield,Ont.
-L-IRANK It, POWELL, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
Notary Pt.blie,.oto. OBL:C, SNARGE'S BLCCK,
Imam Sumer, .Toronto agents, Diessrs, Me.
NOarthS.', Osier, lioskin Creolinan. Private funds to
oan akdoweit rates of intereXf.
T.) • W • I,VILLIAMS, B. N.B., GRADUATE 01'
•Toronto University; member of theCollegeofPhy
aleians and cirgeons; Ont . OFFICE' & Itaernza ea the
houeetormerly0000pied by Dr.. Reeve, Albert eCreet
Clinton. '
WORTHINGTON, PHYSICIAN, SIIIIOEON
.1-/Aocouchaur,'Lleentiatoof theCollegeofPhyeician-
andSnrgeons of Lowerljanada,andProvinoialLicen,
tiate and Coronorf or thoOotiotyo Moron. ()Mound
teelsionee,—The bullaing ormer;yeecupieilby Mr'
ChwaiteS, Huron street •• • .
01„inton, jan+10+1871,
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CLINTON IdEdfIANIcS' INTITUTE, LIBR
ARY and ItcadingRbenus, Perrin block, down
'stairs. About 1,700 Volumes in the Library and
all the Leading Newspapers, and Periodicals of
theulay on the trkhlo. Mombership ticket $1 per
minim. Open from 2 to p.on„ and from 7 -to
p tn. Applications for mennerehsp recived
by t4e Librarial iu In thereon].
UNION SHAVING PARLOR
•
SIT kVING CUTTING'. .kNO SHAM.
of his littlehonse,preparatory to. barreling POCING .done, Very nook itud..ty sat •
thein-. On Tuesday eight while his family • • -evert PerSurt.
;10IIN if.10141%AltSON,
, • ..
was at niippor, the.tiptir gave way end the,
potatoes .caino down. on them, breaking Mr
Oilbert's arrn and -Mrs Gilbert'e
turink Ler shoulder, and injuring a dangle.
ter's. arm ,so that it will jia ve 'to. be amputa-
While .1.11eSsrE: Charles , Abraham,.
'Archie McGugan. Alexander . Gey and
Mr. Robinson were boring for water orr
west half,lot 17,.41h concession of Dawn,
:last Thursday 11)01411g startlinct*and
inearlyj fatal accident htipPened to 'the
first three--natned. ;- •It appears that
settle .sixteen feet had been dug. With
pade4ancl-pick beim% .starting 'to
bare with aught.. Mr. 'Abraham
in :the Well. when sudderdr the augur
Was hurled oth of the,Well by some gab.
terirtiaean power; causingconsternation
among the worktnen. • ;It viar‘clisooveted.
Alatithani.was 'lying at the hot-
-ria_of_thaWeithsphy-xiated., _Mt.! Grey-
iinieediately descended to---'resetie-lihr
,ornrade, ba mei with the Same fate.
Mr. McGu,gen then. quickly 'descended,
with .the aid • of a rope held by those at
the top of the well, in ' case of an acci-
dent. an spite of the, escaping gas, Mr.
McGuigan. succeeded placing, a rope
around'. the feet and. Jogs 9f tile two
'-prostrato wen Who were drawn out
more. like dead' then livbg men. Medi-
iva4 ininiediately surnmoned,And
the Sufferers are now pronounced out 6f
• clanger..
A dicago despatch says 1 --An un.
knoitn thief threw a handful f red
poppet into 'the eyes of Toni Donnolly,a
diamond broker at NO. 118 Dearborn
street,.last •night, and then robbed the
place of a tray of diamonds valued at
from between $100 and' -$600, It was
while the stieet were erowded that the
thief entered the piece. He was well.
dressed. • Itt the store at the time were
Mr. Donnelly and his clerk. They were
about:shutting up the store, for the
night, but had not taken the diatnoncla,
and.other valuables from the case.
Donnoly Was near the window fronting
on Dearborn street, and the :clerk will
in the tear Eof the store near the safe:
When the man entered Mr. Donnelly
arose frotn Ids seat and walked to a ease
containing several. cases. of diamouds.
The fellow asked to to shown some
stones; as ,he wished to make, a present.
A tray heavily laden witlt the, brillants
was placed on the glass counter for in-
spection While examining them with
his left hand, the fellow drew his 'right
hand from his overcoat pocket and dash-
ed a Mindful of red pepper at Mr, Don-
nelly's lime, completely blinding liim.
II9 rwas unable to open lits eyes for all
hour. The thief Jtelped. Viuself to the
gems and made his eseape mit Of tho
door before Ott ascertained what
the hal/utile was. -
neat y t in way. ( noun,. t woods
having run away. from 'llaileyviile, for
ed the 'labor of many month:), lie tires
just • fear that lie would be ITclearriv-
' are now raging
north 9r Ilotrineati,.1)un‘with had 11 liar.
roW naslJif tt It td.iy li yin Iming.01 nl
3.'7e. e.w„-te•oii". three stile,•4, fool'
tit in this, city aboitt four eleloekbadty
frigh tetial and al 11)081 worn 'out
fatigno, as lie bad been en the tramp all
vvo advancide. till rapidity' ine Th? •‘1"111Y'll1tint;s IttP01•rvid.-
4114.111
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8TitA1I fl 41i* 6, inn&
1 Itavo lane!, Illanallre t000nanontlIng yon'
ti)orfal mln,4trititripligottiPt.1 7.11%1;
Med it fir nts loon tiniily toy ovor, 'nano
Aliti 16t ' ii .11 111 fri,n11•I I% for bat e beou .
troubled it itli rod In nrvey 11
rf.Ifet has 1on iwmiuiplishottotair in nii.pAt er 1,11,1,1114
00,1111 peritittionif tiare 1114.11 tip!, result. I.
earl g reentithienit it b. 11:11 1E11 •
• er.: T. • WILIEXE •
. • • •.411111ClEfIN DENTIST.
jiolti the exclusive right ter tho comity for the Hurd
process' Of adfninistering chemitally porn Nitrot;en
Monoxide; which 18 the safest and bestsystein yet dis-
covered for the painless extraetion'or teeth, .f.liari.zes
Moderate, satisfaction.. iiarantoecl., ()mos, 111.
LIOTI"ii BLOCK, oVerltimea's Tailor Shop,' 'throe
Street, Clinton.- .
Tg.E DBEAT ZUG-LISA PRESCRIPTION'
- AsuccessfuImedtcluetestedover
480 years, in thousands of cases.
PromptlY cures Nerildus Pios-
41:1 nal Por4,-and GeneratiteOrgans
trationjtreaknessof
Of either sex,..EnSikstonsand alt illscaused by indis-.
• oration orcrveilocerrign. .812 packagesis guaran-
teed to effect a curewhenallothermedieinesfail.
One package $1, six packages $0, by roan. Sold
by,druggists. Writ* _Pamphlet; .Addreis.
EintsaA erratum. Co.; DsTnotr, Mork
SO'id in Clinton hy'.1; R. COVLB-RtlYriWists
+ • • everywhere;
. .
• Scrofula
Xs one ot the most fatal -courges which
afflict mankind. It is oft. it inherited, but
maybe the result Of itneraecr vaccination,
niercurial tereeatiliness, auct
various ether cause.s. t' 'ironic Sores;
tricots, ,Absoesses, Caueerous; Humors,
and,in some cases, Emselation, anti Con.
sumpticin, result from a scrofulous condi.
tion of the blood. This disease can be
cured by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
• I Inherited a scrofulous condition of the
blood, which caused a derangement of ley
'whole systern, After taking lesS than
four bottles Of Ayer's SarSaPllrfilll• am
Entirely Cured
add; for the past yearAave not found' it
necesftry to use any medicine whatever.
I am now in better health, and stronger,
than ever before. -0, A, Willard,- $1.1i
Trmnont st4 litoston, Mats,
i Was troltbled With scrofulous Sores
for five years; but, atter Using feW
'bottles of _Aver's sarsapitillia, the sOret
healed, and I have. now good houith.
Elizabeth Warnock, CA -Alrbleton street,
Lowell, Ma'.
Some months ago nliS troubled With
Scrofulous Sores on . my leg. 'The limb
was badly swollen and inflamed, Mid the
sores diSalitr,,d•eti 'urge (LtfulitItieS Qt °fret'. •
sive matter, remedy felled, until
1 used Ayer's Sid's:iv:wino: • By taking
three bottles of this medicine the sores
have been entirely healed. and my health'.
irt ftllly restored. • I am grateful fel' the
good this inetlivine hut done me. — Mrs,
Ann 0Writtiorxisillivon St., NOW York.
Ayer's .SArsaparilla
, •
Prepared bv Dr. J. C. Ayer 5: Lowell, Mass. '
Sold by all bruggiste. .Priee $1; six bottles. $5.'
ROBERT DOWN§1,
CLINTON,
Manufacturer and Proprietor for the best Saw Mill
Dog in Ape. Agent for thesalo mar application of
the ife"Fisuzik PieresT AUTOMATIC BOILER. CLPANEtt:
STEAM FITTINGS urniOied and -Applied on short
• notice+
Boilers. Engines. anti all kinds of Ma
chinery repaired e speditiansiy aaeel
in a satisfactory 'wanner.
•., • '
Farm Implements Manufactured and repaired, Steam
and Water Pipes 'furnished and nut in position. Dry
Kilns fitted. up odapplication. Charges moderate,
.
111111{,,, 11111/VELOTED 'PhITS
-71inis'aansialoosommai
tree,...eilei.,21etataler,,. DR VEI,OPRD,
URRNOTIEENCD, Eta , to oti Interetting odvOrtimoutol CO,
tganiti ouenn Or. In rept to inquirj21,-wa ,111.r.
sasensibuTheeno_3ems_ges.
Um advertisers aro vet bight indorsed. Intereated ersons
. Faulk mese circulars giving all particulars, by addressing
• Niue hisoinsb Co., Antral°, N. Y.-,Tole_dctEveniog Cm •
LLAN LINE
• 7 'I! 0 --
V I
krvirpt-lionowrry
TR ANSEER. .PAPER PAT-
TERNS sold in ,strips for Embroidery,
Braiding, etc. and complete designs for
'Slippers, •Brac'kets, Aprons, Ladies Foot
-
Stools, Cosies, Smoking 'Caps; Pillow
Shams,.ete.' Hundreds of .Designs. .The
design is Warranted not to -crumble .off the
paperpattern or Ur tub off the fabric when
transferred. "
coopp, BOOK'SELLER.
.
MoKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Co
• NOTICE—The *undersigned are appointed
to act as agents in the township Of Goderich,
for the 'company. Any person wishing to In. • ntbia old and reliable Farmers Company,
will apply to either P1108, NEELANS,
lock, or. SAINUEL• CARNOCRAN, Seafortlt,
PromPt attention Will be given. ,•:
FosrrEil
. 0 LINTO,,ST
LIFE.SIZEl WOrtli A SPECIALTY.
DENTIST,
'COATS OLOCIC
. cii.kftekiS ktanxikara.
• .0 Xi I•IST T.0 .
HURON AND AND BRUCE
LOIL11.• told Investment Co'y
• t;'timpany ;81;0a/they alioney an Farm.
Seetirity LoOtest Pates of Inte.rest. •
.• • .
AtORTGAC;ES •PURCIIASED
BENDuLLER NURSERY.
PETTIT' alVD OBNA.MSNA'AL TREES, NOR.
WAX SPRITOE, SCOTCH AND
ASTBACIIAN PINE.
THE LATTER os WHIC_II Wit MAKE A mama
L.A,RGE. S ON HAND
. To—cic :HAND
The above ornamental trees and shrubbery will be sold.
at Very low prices, and those venting anything la
this connection will save atone,: by purchasing boo.
Orders by Nail will be promptly attemillil
JOHN HTEWART, Benmlier
kida.08,
— • •
Paities going to the cild country this summer shauld
take this popular line. ' Theboats are the :nose com-
plete c n.the Atlantic, And aceonmiedation unsur; assed-
ZUG, X32,011.1ra31.00.
Wilde 01 property Insured at loweek tariK rates.
First -elms companies,
frICKETS VIA N. W. 'P. CO. LINE BOATS TO
J.. WINNIPEG, AND ALL LAKE POINTS, ALSO
by all ratlines over the GRAND TRUNK and OANA-
DA PACIFIC to any point on that line, Winnifelf*
Bbyrarnaduoitc&acco,rDiaokroetizah.KatISAS," o! any point readied
Come and see ma befere you buy tieltett
Us. 11101111.3SON,
CA BIN. IF A It E$ :VERY 1.0W
11 EA le ',EXCV ES 1 N , DATES, •
STEEDA.GE AT
• xfonTon' EIGTDD
Cali and get ell paitivulars•
A. 0, PATTISON, CLINTON', ,
•
. •A terthe severest teat at the late fair in
Clinton`, it was universally admitted that
ros PERFECT ANG„ EASY narifog; BEAUTY
OF FINISH, AND 'sWEETNEsS. the.
ExcELsiop, ittiOtWay ahead. cif all all:.
ersoind. destined to be the poptilarinstru.
filen t of, the'day; This, along with the fact -
that a special prizeverittatiarded keertain-
If speaks volumes for theinstru men fan d
.partimi,purchasing sho' tild• see the Elem.-
. •• siorebefere.•boying elsewhere:-
,
GEO.' F. oAx-Es Pooeortros.
Factorythree doors west ot.Mulloy's Pum
Sbop,.Rattenhery St., Clinton.
A. BENNET-T,
FUNERAL ,DIRECT011.
Embalmer.
. .
•
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A largo. stock of Firs -Class CAS -
BETS and COFFINS, SBROTIDS,
ttc„ alwaye,on hand.
'DIE EGYPTIAN EMBALMING
FLUID used in all cars.'
LiERT 'STREET, NEXT
,HARLAND BROS.
110 sidenee Orange $t., near the
Methedist Churen, Clinton,
(nr_AW.E1t1247-
pLAN1NG MILL
• .
n it, 4z It !
ItANR. 1111A 11(014. ' r $1;11SCIEHIF.ItIrAVING J VET com MEMO
•• 4 dna • »'r Ont. interest .dillopyd 'on
Deposits, wringing 10 amonnt
and than NY.
• •
%tallith( lreai ininr ‘Vil%'...1aiveller.
iNtia
rand furnislidd 1114 new lestilnir %vita maellin.
ory of Cho latest improved patterns., new prepared
t(r attend to all orders In his lino in the most prompt
end satisfaCtory1n10001, and at reasonable ICC
WOIllil also retinal, thatifca all'alte patronized the
oldlirrit batons they trete burned out, mid now being
in a better position t..) CNI.Alto vraerA exeeditiousty,
!"111"t Sired feels coOdertt he can gtvo PAW:talon ,
it4Iitac14 tinaTox, „dt'l car , an a
• Mksbitit ray, Clintor.
ficnIerielilAugost.
. .
ThosStevenson
E--
Leadhig Undelrtaker,
oc*rroisr.
AntLceplic Einhalmitig'Fiurdlopt
cn hand.
-
•
Aly Funeral Director, C, Steven-
son; has attended. the School of Em-
balming, iirToronto., to make binisolf
profieient in the art of embalming. '
Rintesteelt , Tire
" • . OPPOSITE TIIE .TOWN
THOS. STEVENSON
$50,000 Ira LOAN tit 6 per Coat.
Why . pay ot31.018'.'7% '0:10' pet cent; .
'when' yoircan get Men --laie,at 6 per
Firseclass loans 51, per deri loans' •
kper bent. • • • •
• °
TEEMS- tnad e.;te "stiitlerrewer, 'regarding
payrnept.::pni)4,dpetro.
iod
FA
, BAKERS,-CLINTON.
.TIIE ATOLSONS BANK.' .
'Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1558,
CAPITAL • -it •••• 1449 000 000
MAD. OFFICE MONTREAL.'
TIIQBEAS WORKMASI,, President.
J. 11. 51. MOLSON.:_._..t..'.....Yice-Pres...
. F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager..
..Notis discounted, Collectio.na made, Drafts .
iistied, Sterling 'and American exciange . •
bught.'and, sold- at. ldWest • .
• ,...durrent :rates.' _
'Interest. at 4.,per cent allowed on deposits._
• '•
_ — •
.F.A.111VIYOUS
Money ailvaked to formers on their own ntitsPftitli
,:ne or more endOrsers. :No mortgage requiroa as ie- •
Awity.
•
' '
• O. B kLT1 L.11 -Manager,
• Janoarv 188 ' Olintink
J. B-L»pL-QOME
• • VI
Watch and Clock. Maker,
JEWELLER, &c., .
• . • •
010/PoSiTE 43121 LIIA KEI, ircroal
*here -be keeps a seleot aseortineitt
•
WATCHES, COCO, JOWL SI EH. "
• Whieli wa 1;111'11A:111 at re sonablerates.
Repairing ot eery description promptly
tended to, and all work warranted.
00 • . . v.1882 3. B.IDDLECONSE.
m1,1011,
SOTE -20 PER ENT
•
3836-S0/IV-CENTEN1IAL-IS86.
yEAR . Orr TilE
GORE DISTRICT FIRE INS. CO
Conducted bothOn Cash and DItttual vane.
JAs. YOliNG. M. P. P., - - President.
ADAM' WklittoOtt,.Eso.. - - Vice -President
R. 8. STReato, Esq., - managing •Directet,
T H E kir 0
Enters upon its EIFTIET/I l'EAR niuch
stronger and ,inore-pyosperous than at any
previous period, shaving $218".896 of Assete
and pratically NO LIABILITY except a Re-
insurance *serve of $30,000, There are $20,-
000 deposited with the Ontario Government,
and'ever $05,000 held in Mortgages, Debet.„..,
tures, and. Cash, imulediately available to7
. meet losses.
Mutual Pollopholders in tho "Gore" Savo
20 per cent. with undoubted security.
Per Mil partionlaris apply to AHAB OFFIcE Caur
or to mailtat REDOET, Agent, Clanton
ROLLER FLOUR
•
AT $2,10 PEE CWT.
1.111A,N by TON or CWT., ,
AT tlih-rs. PER.C.WT,,
D,AiVerea 01 y wherein town fit() of cherge
MeN MP% MRS, ,T011S. RAYSON.