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We are prepared for the lot Weather with
a splendid range of
PARASO
WHITE AND COLORED
Airplllt* Ihs'CAunty+
Major E. Crockett, formerly of
the 18tti Batt., _ amiltotl, wish
cowmand No 1 Ort., 43rd Batt.
(Goderich) at the annual drill to
be held in Stratford in the month
of June.
In attempting to shoot a calf
with a revolver, Mr. Manning, a
Stephen township farmer, put a
ball through his own hand and
into the body of a young English
immigrant who was assisting him.
The calf escaped.
Mr. Frank Cornish, of the 6th
con., Usborne, bad a two -hundred.
doller mare stolen from his stable
on Monday night. On the same
evening Mr. Samuel Hicks, jun. of
the 2nd con., south, had a new top
buggy, now set of harness, whip,
knee rug, and other articles stolen
from his driving shed.
As Mrs. R. Casemore, an elder-
ly lady from the Township of Mor-
ris, with her son, were driving
through the streets of W ingham on
✓ S L I N S, LAWNS Friday, the horse ran away. Mrs.
Casemore was thrown violently
to the ground, both her arms were
broken and her head badly cut.
Lees & IE' l o u n e i n cj s ' she is in a eritieal cods tion. The
son was only slightly hurt.
a George Billings, a resident of
Brussels, was found drowned on
Friday morning iu the River Mait-
QQyy�� �1 land,opposite Vanstone's flouring
Mill S' and Ohid's Straw 11ats.. ) mill. He was fishing from a pi
or a high bank and had been seized
with a fit, which he was in the
habit of taking, and fell into water
three feet deep.
Tho family of Mr. Richard Fritz -
ley, of Saltford, and also that of
Mr. Robert Thompson, of Goder-
ich, were shocked last Wednesday
at receiving the news of the death
of Mrs. Adam Thompson, in Chi-
cago, after a short illness. The
lady is a daughter of Mr. Richard
Fritzley, and her husband a son of
M:•. Thompson, both of whom aro
well known in this vicinity Her
fdeath at the age of 18 years is a
Black shock to both relatives and friends
alike, it being only some four
months since she left here to re-
side permanently in Chicago.
IN PARASOLS we are showing a line of
Satin at $1, worth $1,50. Best value in town.
IN MUSLINS we have a full range from 5 c.
IN LACES we can
stock of over 50 pieces, in
are selling at lowest prices
IN STRAW HATS
all sizes, all shapes and all
suit everyone. We have a
White and Cream, which we
ve have an immense variety,
prices.
T. JACKSON, SR
HOWE'S NEW
—COLOSSAL-
11111oao ��as
Mexican&Wild West
EXPOSITION.
A CONGREGATION OF THE
MIGHTY MONARCHS
OF THE WORLD'S
ATHLETES.
InCIinlon 'uno4
MONDAY
Mexican and Indian .Aerial and
Gymnastic Artists, whose .daring
flights in mid air, whose 1\rowes
and herculean strength have stamp -
cd them the wonders of a wonderful
face.
A herd of Equine Wonders, my
broken steeds, marvellous and clas-
sically educated Canines.
COWBOYS and their daring feats
on unbroken awl backing Bronclios
O INDIANS in their Sun an
War dances.
The Finest Mexican and Wild
West Show on earth.
Once seen never to be forgotten.
A living realistic picture of the
Wildest Scene of Wild Life on the
boundless prairie of the Wild West.
Don't Miss the Street Parade.
The beatandaccomplished
beautiful accoutl hshc(1
Mlle Lota, the human cornet, in hor
startling teeth trapeze and other as-
tounding performances. A van-
guard of musical talent, and 9. gene-
TAI
array of the World's Wonders.
25c.
ADMISSION TO ALL.
MONDAY,JUNE 4,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The creditors of MAR(IARET COLCLODOn,
late of the Township of Goderich, in the
County of Huron, widow, deceased, who died
on or about the twenty-eighth day of March,
A.D., 1888, are hereby notified to send by post
prepaid, on or before the fourth day of June
next, to Messrs C. and J. Ridout, Clinton P.O.
executors of the last will and testament of
the said Margaret Colclough, their christian
and surnames, addresses and descriptions,
the full particulars of their claims, a state-
ment of their accounts, and the nature of the
securities (if ally) held by them, and imme-
diately after the fourth day of June next, the
assets of the said Margaret Colclough will be
distributed among the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to the claims of which
notice shall have been furnished, as above
required, and the executors will not be liable
for the assets so distributed, or any part
thereof, to any person of whose claim notice
shall not have been received by them at the
time of such distribution.
CHARLES RIDOUT, ]Executors..
JOHN RIDOUT, j
Dated this 4th day of April, A,D„ 1888.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore subsisting between us, the under-
signed, as manufacturers of Organs in the
Town of Clinton, and carried on under the
firm naule and style of W. DOHERTY R CO.
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent,
All debts owing to the said partnership are
to be paid to William Doherty at the office
of the late firm, and'all claims against the
said partnership are to ha presented to the
said William Doherty, by whoih the sabre
will be settled.
The business heretofore carried on by the
said firm will henceforth be carried on by
W. Doherty, at Clinton aforesaid, under the
sauce firm name of \t'. Doherty & Co,
W. DOHERTY.
J. GIJJBINGS.
HORACEAFOSTER
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CLINTON.
�aK�N
POWD!R
Absolutely Pure.
y
This powder never varies. A marvel of p , .y
strength and wholesomeness, Moro economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competition with the multitude of low test, short
wlght, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only
In cans. Revel. BARIxe Pawrnt Oa. 104 WPI!
Street, New York.
All the novelties of a bear hunt
we"o vividly realized lastThursday
evening on the farm of Wm. Link -
later, 18th consession of East Wa-
wanosh, and caused quite an ex•
citement while it lasted. Laban
Walters was the first to sight his
bearship as ho was going across to
Linklater's about half past seven
in the evening. The meeting was
Gudden and unexpected, as Bruin
was making his way quite Leisure-
ly from Mr. Linklater's bush to
that of Mr. Anderson, and crossed
the path just a few yards in front
of young Walters. The bear
stopped when he saw Walters,
who thinkirw it not advisable to
venture on, turned and jumped ov-
er the nearest fence. Bruin then
continued his journey southward.
Walters started for Linklater's to
got a gun and the Linklator boys,
too. Ire could baldly make thein
believe he had seen such an anim-
al. They had no caps for the gun,
so that weapon was useless.
They thought they would like to
got a look at 'him, anyway, and so
started in the direction which his
bearship had taken. On coming
to the top of a hill they found the
bear had caught a sheep from Mr.
Linklater's flock and was busy at
his supper. On seeing them, he
let go the sheep and sped to the
bush. The boys had by this timo
procured caps. for the gun, .and,
adding two more to their number,
and a dog, started after consider-
able delay, in puusuit of Bruin,
0110 carrying a good stout stick,
another a monkey -wrench and two
tcg's
gun.bear
0l 1 the But the had
lather much of a start on them.
They 'followed him about a mile
and a half, -the dog being quite
close to him sometimes. Dark-
ness carne on and stopped further
prit'suit that night. 5o. they
turned their footsteps homeward,
feeling satisfied with having chas-
ed a genuine grizzly -
The market for Canadian cattle
in Great Britain is slow, and prices
are poor. Canadian cheese holds
up well in the London markets.
IIon. ArthurTurcotkto (Liberal),
the new A ttoi'ney--General for the
Province of Quebec, was elected
(el Friday to represent Three Iliv-
el.s County- in the Local Leislat-
ure sly n majority of 20.2 (1\'ci' 11,
Oliver.
An 'analysis of the salt rock rec-
ently discovered in Ifutchinson
county, linnras, sho\V4 that it i + of
\vondcrfnl purity, being 90.77 per
rent. sodium ( hloritle nfpnl'e salt,
It will be the slaking of tine city
of Hutchinson..
The English Liberals won a
splendid victory in Southampton
yesterday, their candidate, NIr.
Evans, being elected to the Ilouse
of Commons by a lenge majority.
The vacancy was caused by -the
resignation of Sir J. Conlmercll,
Conservative, who represented the
constituency for a number of years.
The victory- is spoken of by the
press as the worst blow'ithe Salis-
bury ministry have sustained since
the general election and the Liber-
als are greatly encouraged. The
government opened. the constitu-
ency while Mr. Evans was absent
in New York, but that gentleman
m e news ca
on hearing the hof al l n ad-
dress to the electors, and his wile
and
r
nC son tookcharge (p
1 e f
thecan-
vass,
t�
dll
vass, with the result already
known. Mr. Evans arrived home
just in time to hear the news of
his triumph. The home Rule
Cause is marching on and must
win.
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RASTF,, JUST OPELU'EI? OUT
rie-ase,American Prints
New Designs and Colorings.
See Our 5 411c 8 co/0 Prints
New SEERSUCKERS from 8 cents up Grand value in Cottons,
Skirtings, Cottonades, &c,.
5per cant. off for Cash.
JOHN WIBEMAN Manager. Estate J. IiOECENS
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
There were thirty-two loads of stock
on the local market Tuesday morning.
There was only a fair general demand.
Prices -remain -about the same.—But-
chars' cattle were in fairly liberal sup-
ply. Local demif;nd was good but there
was no buying on Eastern account, re-
ports from there being of an unfavor-
able character. Trade in export cattle
was dull. Offerings were fair, but de-
mand had a weak tendency, owing to
slow reports from Liverpool and Lon-
don. Prices ruled a shade easier.
Steers and heifers ruled at $4.75 to $5.-
25, with bulls at $4 to $4.75 per cwt.
All the offerings we re not sold. Sheep
are in lighter supply this week and a
better feeling prevails in the market,but
without any improvement in values.
Sales were 17 head,140 lbs, at $6.50, and
1.4 head, 140 lbs, at $li. Spring lambs
are slow of sale. Prices are still too
high for a good consumptive demand.
Offerings are not large, but at present
prices they are more than sufficient for
the demand, Some .of the butchers
carried over stock from last week.
Sales were mostly at $4 per head for
an average weight of 60 lbs.
Crops and Market notes,
Peterboro' dealers are importing
potatoes from Quebec by the carload.
It is stated that last year's barley
harvest in Prance was much below the
average.
The area planted to corn in the Unit-
ed btates this year will undoubtedly ex-
ceed that of any former year.
During April Great•Britain imported
20,909, oxen and bulls. The number of
sheep and lambs received was 81,538.
Trade this week in horses, on the
Toronto market, is not so good as it has
been lately, the demand for horses of
all descriptions being very quiet, Prices
also are lower,
Live stock exported from Montreal to
Great Britain for the week ending May
26, 1888, was 3,367 head; reported by R.
Bickerdike; live Stock insurance agent
and secretary of the Dominion Live
Stock Association.
Speaking of crops in Perth,111r Hales,
a cattle dealer who has been over a good
part of that country, says that the re-
cent rains have been of very great bene-
fit. The fall wheat, spring crops and
grass are coming on nicely. Between
Toronto and Stratford he thinks the
prospect is above the average. In some
places the fall wheat is looking excep-
•
tionally well.
CLINTON MARKETS.
Corrected every Thursday afternoon,
Thursday, May 31, 1888.
Wheat, spring, • - 0 95 a 1 00
Wheat, white and red • 0 95 a 1 00
Oats - • - 050a050
Barley
Peas -
Flour, perjewt • -
Potatoes
Butter
Eggs
Pork -
Hay
Sheep pelts
Lamb skins
Hides, -
- 065a070
O 6:5 a 065
• 200a 225
-050a070
O 16 a01ii
011 a013
6
75 a 7 00
800a850
- 050a075
- 060a080
• 500a550
BLYTH MARKETS.
Reported specially for NEW Ens every Thursday
Blyth, May 31, 1888,
Fall wheat, red, per bush. . 90 a 95
Fall new . 95 a 95
Oats 38 a 42
Barley . 00 a 70
Peas . 58 a 60
Potatoes, per bus . 60 a 70
Eggs per doz 11 a 11
Butter,rolls . . 16 'a 10
Cheese 15 - a 15
Lard . . 10 a 12
Flour per cwt. . .. 2 00 2 10
Hogs, , . . 6 25 7 00
SEA FORTH MARKETS
SEAFORTR, May 31, ISSS.
I Wheat, spring, • 40 0.; a 1. 00
Rea ani white - • a' 0 115 a 1 00
Oats, • - • • 0 t'• a 0 411
Peas, • 0 00 it 0 65
I Barley, • 0 00 a 0 70
Butter, • • Il 1 5 a 0 10
Eggs, • 0 :1 a 0 11
Potatoes, •0 .>0 a 0 65
Pork, - (> 50 a 7 00
Flour per cwt • - 2 00 it. 2 50
pmemItiNo w'A(;0N FOlt S\LT•; ('ill:.\P.
Suitable for two hors( s. MRS. W. 51:\!I -
TIN, Clinton. mny-1.t-f
JJ. WALKER, VETERINARY Sl•RC.EON
(graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Col-
iege. Telegraphic messages promptly at
!ended to. 011lco —Londesborough, Ont.
HOUSE TO RENT — Thet conveniently
situated frame Cottage two doors west of
the Methodist Chnreh, Rattenbury Street, at
present occupied by the undersigned. MRH,
\V ATTERSON, Clinton. •111
BJ.,COGY FOR SALE. — UNDERSIGNED
offers for sale, Che/Ip, ft top buggy, a.1 -
moat new, Armstrong Improved Eurekn gent,
h en F umba11's
1 n se at R 1 Carriage Shop,
may
6 1.
Clinton. W. W. SPARLING,
1HO1tOBRED DURHAM BULL FOR SER-
vitt+,—Subscriber keeps for service, on
lot 34, Rh concession of Hullett, n T'hnrobrerl
Durham Bull of good pedigree. 'forms, :C•1,
with privilege of returning if neenssery,
w'. le, hlrllR.
jt, UTICE.—THE COUNCIL LL 01' THE COIL•
potiArtoN of the County of Huron will
moot in the Court House, in the Town of
Ciodorich onTuesday, theR
h (lay of June
next, PETER ADAJISON, Co. Clerk,
May 21st, 1888, 21 . -
BOARDERS WANTED. —Ttwo or three
young men can be accommodated with
comfortable rooms and board, at reasonable
rates. House only two minutes walk from
the goat office, MR. 5. HARTT, Victoria-st.
almost directly opposite the residence of
Mayor Whitehead. 8pr410-Im.
i l'ONEY TO LEND— ON GOOD MOJIT-
ALL cants, or personal security, at the
lowest current rates. M. MoTAGGAI;T.
Winton, Feb. 24, 1.888.
BOARDERS, A LIMITED NUMBER CAN
be accommodated with good board .and
comfortable rooms; about three minutes'
-walk from the post office, Townsend -street
MRS. VanTASEL,
LUMBER I LUMBER I LUMBER! THE
his Mi
ll, 1615 concession of d Goderich Town-
ship, a good assortment of Hemlock, Rook
and Soft Elm Lumber, Cutting Bill Lumber
a specialty. Highest cash price paid for first
lass Saw Logs. E. WUTT.
Clinton, Jan. 25, 1888.
ENTRANCE EXAMINAT10N,—THEIEX-
aniinatiou for admission of pupils to the
High Schools and Collegiate Institutes of the
County will be held in Clinton, Seaforth and
Wiugham on the 4th, 5th, and 5th days of
July,conunencing at 1;30 p. m. on Wednesday
the 4th, Ail candidates who intend to write
will send their names and addresses to the
undersigned not later than the 24th of May,
specifying at what place they wish to write.
A fee of fifty cents will be required from each
pupil. This will be paid to the Presiding Ex-
aminer on tho first day of examination.
D. MAC&, MALLOCH,
may-1,8ins. Insp. P, S., N. Huron,
PROPERTIES FOR SALE '
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,—A fraise
house and lot on Albert Street north.—
The lot is one-quarter of an acre. Will be
sold very cheap. Apply to MRS. WHITT, or
C. A. HARTT, Minton,
Q' 1 9 'fl w ILL BUY THE IIOUSR AfrD
ww1 Lotowued by the undersigned,
and occupied by Mr Lawrence, on Huron St„
Clinton. Hard and soft water and good sta-
ble. Terms of payment easy. Apply to JNO.
CALLANDER,24 Stanly St., London South
PIIOPERTY FOR SALE,—SUBSCRIBER
offers for sale an acre of land situated at
Alma, on the Huron'Road, three,gnarters of
which is set out with bearing Apple, Plum
and Pear trees, and Red, White and Black
Currant and Gooseberry bushes, and on the
lot is a email Frame House, good stable and
barn and good spring water. Will be sold
on reasonable terms. Situate 5 miles from
Clinton, and 33 from Seaforth. For particu-
lars apply on the premises, or to Seaforth
post office. MARGARET DENEVEN, 1*
PIIOPERTIES FOR SALE IN CLINTON,
The undersigned has been instructed by
bis brother to offer for sale on very reason-
able terms, the following '1/ffoperties in the
Town of Clinton: -1st, The property at pre -
seat occupied by Mr James Walker, on the
south side of Huron Street, consisting of two
lots, on which is erected a frame house, sta-
ble, and other outbuildings. 2iid, A house
and lot at the terminus of Rattenbury St.
ard, The store and lot on Victoria St., now
occupied by Mr J. 13. Crosson. Full particu-
lars on application, H. IL. WALKER, Clin-
ton.
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—THAT
1 splendid farm of 110 acres, on the Mait-
land concession, being lot 77, Goderich town-
ship, situated i] miles from 'Ilolmesville, and
four miles from the town of Clinton. The
soil is a good clay loam, with a nevorfailing
spring creek running.through the place; also
good wells, There is about 8 acres of bush,
which is one of the best sugar bushes in the
county ; also two frame. barns; one a bank
barn, one frame horse stable, with roam for
ten horses, also•two good bearing orchards,
being about six acres in all; two good log
houses. About 45 acres seeded down. Will
be sold on reasoliable teruls, or rented to
good tenant. ALEX BADOUR, Holniesville
Pest Office.
G. H. COOK,
Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Honor Gradu-
ate of the Toronto School of Dentistry.
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the
painless extraction of teeth.
Office over ,Jackson's Clothing Store, next
to Post Office, Clinton,
Will visit every Thursday at Dixon's Hotel
Bcucetield, fbxini 8 to 10.30 5,111•, Varna from
11 a.m. to 1 p.111., Swart's Hotel, hayfield,
froin 2 pan,
Q1rr Night bell answered' 1.y ...... _
I cgfllop Mutual Insurance 'Co.
T:' 'NEiLANS,. HARLOCK
(.ENER,1L AGENT.
Isolated town and village property, as well
as farm buildings and stock, insured. Insur-
500e8 effected against stock that may be
killed by lightning, It you want insurance
drop a 05,151 to the above aridre•ss.
Dr, Washiuoitotes
NEXT VISIT
Throat anil Lung Surgeon,
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)1• TORONTO
Will beat the
Raitrnbury Dugs
JUNE 13-
\1'111 arrive on noon
(rein from tioderich
and remain only 011
kid 0 o'clock p. ni.
t Chronic 'Bronchitis Cured.
An Engli,h Church Clergyman speaks,
Rectory, Cornwall, Ont,
Da w'Avnsarex,—
In::1R Sts,—t 8111 glad to he able to Inform yon
that my dnnghter fs quite well again, As this
is the second time she has been cured of grave
1>rench'al b•nubles under your tree/in/nit, when
the usual remedies failed. L write to express
1111' gratitude, Please accept my sincere thank,.
Yours truly, C. II, PETTiT,
ntigAess TREATi:n.—Catarrh of the Head and
Throat, Catarrh, Deafness, Chronic Bronchitis,
Asthma and Consumption. Also loss of voice,
sore throat, enlarged tonsils. Polvpus of the
nose removed. Conte early. Consultation free,
A few of the many cured by Dr Washington,v
new method,
i[ H itdrey, of StoreyBSon,
manufacturers,
Acton, Ont, also Pres'd Manufleturing As,, of
Canada. permanently cured of Catarrh, by Dr
Washington, pronounced incurable by noted
specialists in this country and Europe, Write
him for particulars.
Mrs John iilcKelvy, Rinjgston, Ont,, Catarrh
and Consumption.
JohnM Ke1v ' Kingston, On
t'
Catarrh.
h.
. s• A Hopping, Kingston, ( t,
Broncho Con.
invention.
Mr D Scott, Kingston, Ont, Catarrh, head and
throat.
Mrs John Bertram, Harrodsmitti, Oi.t, Ca•
tarrh, hend and throat.
Miss Mary A Bombonrg, Centreville, Ont,
Catarrh, head and throat,
James Mathews, P Master, Actnn Ont.
A E Fish, Gents Furnishings, Belleville, Ont
cured of Catarrh, throat.
John Phlppfn, Sandhurst P 0, Ont, (near Na-
panee) of Catarrh head throat and lungs.
Head office 215 Yonge Street, Toronto; Con•
(tlltation Free.
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New
Amlonrom
ss Goods
J. C. Detlor & Co's.
New GREY DRESS
PRINTS,
New NUNS Cloth, in Pink, Blue and Biege.
NewwB1ack Grenadine, New Crape Cloth,
Two cases LADIES' . FIATS, latest New York
Styles.
Wonderful Value in Silk
Gloves and Hosiery.
J- C. DETLOR & CO.,
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OOTS: and :SHOES
AT
CHAS. CRUICKSHANK'S
Full lines in everything in the Foot Wear, 'Very Low for Cash. See my
Mensa Bo yy sOr cket&LacY
osseshoes
VERY CHEAP CUSTOM WORK AS USUAL,
FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
Call on C. Cruickshank, the Boot Maker,
ALBERT STREET, BRICK. BLOCK, . CLINTON
ew Stationery
50,000 ENVELOPES, best quality and will
be sold Cheap; 100 Gross CHALK CRAYONS,
50'Gross LEAD PENCILS {Crane's f1n st Lin-
en NOTE PAPER in pads,Stfford & Stev-
ens' INK, Strong TGGum LABELS.
BLANK BOOKS, PENS and BLOTTING PAPER.
NEW FANCY GOODS—A lot of nice SHELLS, RUBBER BALLS,
BASE BALLS, DOLLS, CARTAGES, FANCY BASKETS,
I:IAMMOCKS, WALKING CANES, Ere. AT
W COOPER, -- Beaver Block
TAYLOR &SONS
Our Specialties are
The best goods in the market
WE HAVE CHEAP GOODS AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
'FINE SEWED WORK A SPECIALTY
EGOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. 5 PER CENT OF1' FOR CASA
W. TAYLOR & SONS
CLINTON AND .BLYTH.
ALESME
W A NT E D. 'Permanent ppnsi•
tions guarentecd with SALARY
rr
a.41bXPRNVE9 PAID.ID. An i.�
determined man can suoceod with us. Peculiar
advantages 0Y t0 pCKinners. Stock complete,
In-
cluding
-eluding ninnyfit•soilin specialties. Outfit rec.
Address at once,Narne this paper)
BROWN BROTHERS,
Nurserymen, • - Rochester, N, Y.
aP•27.•Lm..
EARLY CLOSING
NOTICE.—THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
of the Town of Clinton heathy endorse
the action taken in the matter of the early
closing of the merchants, etc., fie they think
it a step in the right direction, and will do
all in their power to assist in carrying out
the same, DY ORDER OF COMMITTEE,
001.0N'I'Y OF HURON EX.\MIINATIONs,
RJIffl, Second and third r
ss n
unt
sof
es
-
arcus] examinations at the Collegiate Insti-
tutes and High Schools 111 the county, 01.
Tuesday, 3rd Jnly, nt a (0 5.10, First ('.. July
10th, at 8:40 a, 01. Candidates who a•isii to
itrite at either Clinton or Senfol•tn trust nn•
tify D. M. SLALLn 01, Esq,. P, 14. inspector,
Clinton p. 0,, not later than the 21st of hhly,
stating which of
the two schools they
intend
to write at, and thosewho wish to
writeo at
Goderich, Must notifyy,JoirN E. Tom, I:aq., P,
S. inspector, Goderich p.n., atthe RAMC date.
The notice Must be accompanied l>y a fee of
N
p
os tor the lot
85, or 810 if the candidata n I 1
class as well as 2nd tins examinations, No
name will bo forwarded to the Department
tluless the fee accompanies it. Henri Masters
of thoCollegiato Lnstltntoe and High Schools
will please send the applicatiCMS of their can-
didates to the Inspector pf the division in
which the Collegiate institute or High
School is situated, Fortis of npplication
may be had from the Scrre•tary. PETER
ADAIIISON, SE( 'v li. ti x31's, Goderich, April
10th, 1588
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