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:The Huron Nem -Record
wednesday, Mtn% 17th,
IrAPCAL NE WTS.
--n and Around Ike
tlOtint Xallt,
4. .13.05NETT, the leading
lwrniture dealer of Clinton, having
leaded the premises now occupied by
him. for another term of five years,he
-intend8 to reduce his extensive doh
•of Household Furniture, to enable
him to malreeonte improvement in the
building. Will sell "Parlor sets at
wholesale prices, and other .Furniture
•at greatly reduced prices. 4 first
-class uhpolster always on hand. A.• 4.
Bennett, "Bed Rocker" Furni ure
.8tore
Jibs. AROUY KENNEDY is recover-
itig•froro a severe illness,
Councillor Cooper, who has been
vett ill, is again able to attend to
business. "
oMr. Ben Stanbury' has gone to
Michigan to teach the youthful
Michieanders.
Iv A Bony meet a body, at once is
heard a, "wheeze"; and e'er they
Vat. , they salute each other •with 'a,
'"sneeze." •
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A. A. BENNETT,bric,k'block,"
put a British plate mirror, x7 feet,
with rich goldbronze Irmo, into
the'Grand•Union 'hotel teat week.
•'OFF WITH TI OLD 'LOYD 'AND ON
WITH THE NDW.—Duringtbe past
'Week we .discontinued two •town
.papers and added five country sub-.
'scribers to our lists, We can 'stand
;this -racket all the year round,
'Domitnopr FaAttionisn.—The effect
of the lateral provisions of the Do-
minion:Franchise is appareilt when
it is stated that the number of voters.
on the lists at the time of the voting
on the Scott Act was only. 13,810,.
and the number on the new lists is
-11,001. The Tories are not afraid
of."the 'people." ", •
PDRIEIH THE THOUOTIT.--The BOY.
• kr. Campion 1 of Goderich, has had.
a 'call to ,wen Sound is ao annouce-
ment We noticed inan exchange.,
.
Can it be possible •that our "Ed"
has doffed the 'black gown to babili,
_ tate larnself.with thaeurplicelllas•
the .arrival of two new law firrns•in
'ClintOn diecouraged lawyer Campion
of Goderich? Perish the thought 1
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RatDNDURY' .STREET: A dog
'ORUniii a. buy by his pant's leg the
ot .day. An exited. pedestrian
'noticed the occurrence and the boy
. ••crying. Ile ishd. th the rosette.
*bouting "boycott the dog." • Ao-
.ther individual who had just made
aim dog let go the biiy'S pants ejacu-
. - jated , •gnot-by a j4;1\11, the dog
tanght •the boy."
•' . Sous time ag,p two 'Justices of the,
• Peace for the county of truce fined
• ono Perry Eli .ori, two char,res •Of
'violatine• the . Scott- A4 Inbthe
High Court at Toronto last week the
convictions. were quashed, the learn,
• ad Judge, commenting severely on
the action of he convicting J. P.'s.
The Costs were over..$200. A legal -
.man in the position Of the J. P.'s
would hardly have 'Made such an
expensive niistake• . '
jA0k-OF-ALL-TRA.DES.--Owing • to
. the iinpatience of Canadian.youth it
is difficult to find a good workman
• in any trade in Canada, who is of
• VAnsidian birth. Tike apprentice
, system seems to be carried on in
very la* way. Youths stop fl:year
• or so at a Calling then:a on tramp
and are hardly everavorth mare than
• their salt. :There are • thousands o• f
' ready:handed men whoare Jacksof-
. • all -trades, but to find aman who is.
really skilled in 'any. trade, is very
exceptional. The skilled wprlinien
appear to bo in danger of following
' the smirians, .and becoming extinct
animals. • '
•:SHORTHORN ST00K
3, Biggins, of Elrilmrat,farin sold the'
following animals from, the Elinh urs,i
, herd last Aveek : Mr. Thomas Car -
bort, .EtUlett, purchased the 16
months old Royal. Elmhurst, price
--
$180, Royal took the first prize
• in his•class at the Fall -shoW, and
• , although young he also stood at the
head of the first prize herd of tiny
'breed; his dam. Matcblese of Elm-
hurst 61,11., took the first prize in her
class and the 'lint honors forlhe best
animal on the ground of any age or
breed, and was also in the first prize
herd. M. W. Lang; importer and
breeder of Shorthorn Cattle, St,
Marys, Ont,, purchased t WO enthrall:
from tho same herd. A young heif,
er, Matchless of Elwiturst 7th,, and
the 10 months old Baron Elmhurst,
' prioe 0300: Baron is from old
Matchless '1904, the Ilain of Many
prize winners, her first pelf, IVtateb
less of Kim:liar 2od (half eiater to
Baron EN -aline* :sticceelled in tak-
'log nearly all the first.prizeo in her
*does Mid also specialt the Provin
cial,. Industrial and Ikestern Fairs
for two )(ewe in:I:neat:Woe,
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T,EIIS FAvoume litioAnIan Miss
Wynn, a Goderich,nvill take part
in the annual St Patricks concert in
Seaforth on the 17th:--te-day,
,A Boor and shoe concern of Tor-
onto has been trying to induce- the
citizens of Stratford to offer some
inducementssfor them to locate their
factory in the olassie city,
SATURDAY. V. R, Fitzsimon's
roadster made things lively by dash-
ing along the street at a furious rate.
No special damn°, although the
animal tried to walk on the three
legs, but is not seriously injured,
IT IS SAID THAT
A. bushel of March duet is worth wking's
ransom, ' • •
A peek of March dust. and showers tn.'
MAY •
• Makes corn green and fields gray, •
Dustily -March brings grass and, foliage.
• COUNTY MASTER SOARLETT was
elected a Deputy Grand Lecturer at
the • receut meeting of the Orange
Grand Lodge Of °Ontario 'West,. held
in Brantford, and the Rev. Mr,
Broley, of Seaforth a Deputy Grand
• Chaplain. •,
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Fitaarrouti Striornis.—The Grit
party of Ontario is to be Congratulat-
ed upon the political death, by .sui-
eide of Ananias Cameron, member
for"W
West Baton. To the loyal and
justicerloving 'people . of Ontarie,
Riel's "friends and admirers. are as
dead as the 'murderous rebel is him,
self. --Spectator, •
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:II LED X ROM, Tin WaAam TO OOME.
—The date of the end of the world
is fixed for this present year of 1886.
There is an ancient prediction re-
peated by Nostradanins which says
that when .St. George. Shalt =cif?
the Lord, when St. Mark shall raise,
him, and St,'John shall assist at his,
ascension, the end shall come. .This.
year it happens that -Good, Friday
falls' an St, George's day, and Holy.
Thursday (ascenSiou. 'day) will be
also the feast of.St. John the Baptist,
ItevmaunTArtiry.—The town ceini.,
ail of Walkerton passed the folleW--,
inget its last meeting :—No person
shall sell 'er offer 'for 'silo .in the,
Town 'of Walkerton,. fresh meat in
quantities less than the quarter
carcass without having first' obtained
• a,. license so to do; and that every
.
license „granted tinder. this' Sectioli.
shall continue in force for the period
of one year•frorn :the tenthday ef.
Maich n &tell end -every year, and
• that. the sum. of $20 shall. be the
license 'fee' payable 'for, each end
every such license. •
• • Aminatn FITNESS AND crrAnAc-
Tnit;...Mr, John Beattie vents his,
spleen through the -press on not lice
ing appointed Poiiot. Magistrate:.
It the Government 'hare no greater
sins: of Omission- to aceoent' for,
their offences 'are -of a very venial.
nature indeed. Only :one verged in
law,' especially that Of .evidence,-
shoUld hold -the ppsitisin, Mr. B.,
is not snch-an 'One;. He is as fitted:
for Chief•Justiee.te P.:M.':Hewas
neither the choice of the .people nor
of those more 'dorhiletent• to decide.
• He "vias merely- "Monied" by a few
-friends • who :know. his . personal
woith,ind which they erroneously
caedered:shuuld stand in the stead
Of acquired fitness, and • per -Sena
'character dombined.. , ••
0un MRacnalars are replenishing
their stocks for the spring trade, uid
the indication's already point,,, tha
fOr . :Variety and cheapness. "The
Hub" yeill-maintaiii..the lead. as iin
the past.' EXtraordinary inclose,
merits are held out by our clothiers
.and dry ,goods dealers, while: our
leading .grocers are Cutting' things
so fine in the tialine that consumers
can save heape_Of money by pur-
'chasing 'quantities in Clinton., .-,And
not only would money be saved in
any event,.but in view Of the rinn,
ored tariff to he pet on tea a saving
l'of1.6 :di 20 cents a pound May; be
effected' by pincher:dug. in
just now,' Take a look it the narriee
of- the 'fines which , appear inour
columns arid's* ifout" 'statements'
will not be borne out.. •
Primaamr.----Too great publicity •
owlet be given as to thetinount Of
taxation a community,bas to• bear
and bow it is expended. . The same
'principle should 'govern • all matters
-pertaining to -:-voters'' lists, the Weis
on which are elected those who hre .
reeponeible for our national taxation.
Publicity is the greatest safeguard
against inequality' and injustice.
•The action of the Government and
the Revising Officers iti giving the
greatest publicity to the preliminary
• voters' liste, and the time �f hold-
ing courts pf revision for correcting
the same, is commendable in 'the
highest degree. For Enst Hiner'
the Court will be held at Wingharn
on the 9th of April; for'West Huron
at Goderich on the 6th of April; for
South Huron at Seaforth en the
1 Oth April, A week's notice will
require to he given to the Revising
Officer of all applications to.ainend
the list, and ni cage Where a name is
asked to he stock ori the perfrott
objected to Must :idea • be notified at
the seine Jitita and in proper feria.
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We have received this week z-1 TON OF GREEN AND, DRAB WINDOWBLIND,
10 GROSS MUCILAGE, 100,000 PAPER BAGS, 250 LBW COTTON TWINE, 72
COPIES CANADIAN FARMERS' MANUAL. Also a tine abortment of PLAWES
01.80ult4.P118, ItgLIEFs, &c.,, from Raphael, Tuck & Sons, London, Ing.
LL PAPER
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Cloaper ind better than last year. Aecordoons, Foot Balls, yiolirl, Sleifiluit &c., at
REDUCED PRICES. Tho Trade supplied.
C e t Allan Line
°I ijirKso AgROYAL MAIL Chitin
•STEAMSHIPS
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THE NEWS BBOORD 18 one: of the,
very best advertising mediums in
the county of Huron. In job work
we invite a comparisen with the
Werk of any office west of Toronto,
GUELPH alderman are privately
offering inducements to Stahlsmidt
& Co, of Preston, to remove their
school and office furniture factory
to the Royal City. About'50 bands
are employed..
PERDUE VS CLARN.—ID this RO-
Lion for libel a motion came up, at
Oigoede Hall, on Friday, to dis-
mis,stthe action becauseplaintiff has
rettad to' answer questions on her
• examination—Reserved.
ANANIAS CAMDRON'S antipathy
to Orangeisni can' only be accounted.
for bythefact that he once stepped
upon an ()ranee 'peel and sat down so
hard that it lef't a lasting impression
,upon his meniory.—Hamilton SPec-'
tator. . • • ; " •
• A..Mnrnonisr Congregation' intim
township of Logan paid $270, •re-•
oently, for the use of an organ for
the church. That sum•wouldhalf/1
gone fax towards purchasing one of
the celebrated church organs made
by Doherty of Clinton. . • •
RionAiinI3en:44%.$•,. a young:mar-
ried blacksmith, who served his tithe.
with Mr. ailing of Clinton, died
in Goderich last . week.. The re-
mains were buiught here teat Friday.
.for interment in Hullett, according
to the rites of the Roman .Catholic
church,- • • . .
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PAUL'S QUILD.—Prograngne
for Ma'reli 22: 'Readings and ie-
• citations by -Messrs. Scott; Brown
and Haacke, and Misses. G. Robert -
sen, Staithitry 'and. Nettie, Combs.;
duet, Misses pepew and Rippey ;
duet,* Misses Greif; and Jackson;
duet, Mrs. Ransford and Mr. Jack,
son ; solo, Miss . Giffin ; eolo Miss
Snath ;- quartett, Misses Combe.and
Greic, and. Messrs Combo and
• NOR THE NOttilnwnsT.--:-Quite a
number of people lift the station
here for the Northwest, Tuesday,
'Most. ofthem returning . to their
homes there. Among 'them wore
Mrs.
Mrs. McGregor and foli George of
the 6th-;--igis. 'Burnett, Miss: Flora
MCDpnald, •Ales. McDonald and
Wife, W. Sterling ,wife and family,
Arthur Elliott -and • mother, Robt.
.Elliot,jr., of the 4th, Wm, Currie
jr., andJas. Elliot all of Goderich'
townehip. Sonic of them, will'be
only. temporary sojourners in the
N orth w es t. . , • .
HURON' PRESBYTERY. --The Pres-
bytery of Huron met in the Presby-
terian Church Seaforth on Tiiesday
last. .. There was a good attendance
of members and a good deal of busi-
ness transacted, lint, not of .public
interest. The following wore elect-
ed commissioners to the general as-
senibly, namely; Messrs. Danby,
McDonald, Thompson, Pritchard'
and Stewart, rninisters,. and Kerr,
Broadfcrot, Riddle Murray and Scott
elders. • The -next meeting of Pres-
bytery will be hold in fondesboro
on the second Tuesday of May, at
10:30, a. m.—The Rev. Calvert,
M. A., of Goderich,-. a licentiate of
the United Presbyterian church of
Scotland, made application to'be re,
advert AS a licentiate of this -church.
Messrs. McDonald, Tlilmpson, Barr
and Sproat wore appointed to confer
with Mr. Calvert and report. This
committee afterwards reported in
favor of receiving the application,
which report was adopted, and the
clerk wasanstructed to forward the
application to the. General Assembly
and to issue the usual circular letter
—The 'Women's Foreign Mission-
ary Association .of the Presbytery
of Huron also met in Seaforth
on Tuesdtty. Six auxiliaries wore
represented. The members 140.
Money raised laetyear $4.39.75 which
goes to the Foreign Mission Fund
'of the church. Miss T. Fair, of
Clinton, Was elected President; Mrs.
C. Fletcher, Ueborne, Mrs. McKay,
Goderieh, Vice -Presidents ; Mrs: W.
ROM), of Seaforth, Secretory foithe
emitting year.
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• THE Court of Assize will be hold-
en in Gotlerich commencing on
Monday of next week.- . •
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•Wilharn Muir, Esti, C. R. Conit Clinton,
Mapleleaf, No.16, C. 0. F•
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• Please'eonvey twae officers and. Broth-
ers of the' ciourt, my. sinters °thanks for
their kind attention aud earnesE soliettude
in my late hushund's welfare dmin1.1.. his
illness. You will also.expres)3 to the ofti-.
cers of the High Court my uppreciation of
their kindness in paying so promptly the
S1000; 'the Moonlit of the beuetimary cer-
tificate. • • "
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' Yours very sincerely,
' MRS:, 4.. KBNITE15Y.
Clinton, March 11, 18S8.
The Royal'Scarlet Chapter, God-
erich District, will 'Oen in the
Orange hall here on Friday. next at
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• Varna.
Some bigoted and untrothful per,
sons having eirchlated falsehoods re-_
„carding our respedialteefo,:-Mr.
Torrance, the following, gentlemen
have written and published a state
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went showing that Mr. Torrance is
altog,ether,guiltless of the petty par-,
,tiaansbip,Iiii'g,ossipy• detractors lay
to hischarge :—James 1,IcClyniont,
John Sparrow, Jas. Duncan,
Moffatt, AlexFoster, Wm, Graham,
•Wm. Clarke, Isaac „Erratt, John
Johnston, Jos. Morrow. •
Manchester.
• Our Spring show on the 9th April.
We expect it will be a grand success
Mt A. Askwith, who has. been
confined to thehouse fax the last two
weeks, is recovering, •
ft
Mr. Pi ekard is here sellihg dry
goods. The Storekeepers do not
like it very well! and no wonder, for
some spend their cash with Cheap
John and at the same time have
• large aceountsat the stores unsettled,
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Saltford.
• R. R, eis, able to be about
again after a severe Mute. Mrs. W.
Lashant is recovering slowly.
The fresh herring trade is lively,
there being considerable opposition,
hot Ellis & Co., eeem to control the
market.
D. McDougall i; home again, he
looks well after the AGM° trials he
has undergone lately;
L. 0. L,, No 262 Meet§ this Wed-,
day evening. A fall attendance is
reqiiestedt
gr. Geo. Donaldson leaves forthe
Northwest 401114 time this month.
We wish George good luck. .
Miss Maggie Cameron, daughter
of Rev. DuneSti Camaro*, of.I.nek-
now, had the misfortuno to 1s14 Azad
break her legs few dap ogO. •
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Clothiers, Fupilibers and Hatters,
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CLINTON, ONTARIO.
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"WHAT DO 1.REQUIRE IN CLOTHINer
Tile time. for ,answering the above. quefition is here, and to all who
are consiclering.the state•of their wardrobe We would ask .from them an
inspection of one of the finest stocks. of WOOLENS that has ever been
sown in this section.
, Everybody knows that people who pay 0448.Er can Make the best
bargains, and the ones who pay Cash are just the'people we want to talk
• We. have the facilities to dos largo businesS for Cash, and all who
do business in this nay wo want to show .thein through our Stock and •
quote*Prices, which, we fully believe are • PIPTDEN TO TWENTY per;cont:.
less than formerly, . •
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• We can't afford„to do a credit business and we aro bound to show
the peOple•the advantage of paying Cash.
.Again wo say to those who are in need‘of a Spring outfit,
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AND .qE.E OUR srocK.
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IN'T THEY NOBB
Those Yine Check Suitings that
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Aro making such a run on.
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For Prices 04111.10t bBeat
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in the country. Allinneed of
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should Call_ancilea:ve their orders beforethe
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Spring.rush begins.
Itlictt-N. Good Apprentices wailted.
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Tbp.aub'Clothier,
Throe Doom ''et of
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