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Mercenary wrrrtagw which result in 1 ENUAtiae. -Mr. John It Steep, rf j Ocusert -It 48 lab of the
Clintun has been engaged as teacher of • deeps t retract, that we arra eaUw1 upon
to chronicle the ♦nark of M I& Iteheuoa
Cantelon, wife of Mr. Samuel Qwtelun,
of the 7th concession, which wavered un
'fbersday of last week, at the ager of 77
yenta, after a very short illness. De-
ceased was b•rn in the county of Tipper-
ary, Iyerant, And was uaarried to her be-
reeved
e reeved l.us:...ud in 1824. They emigre-
test to tl.t. euuutry pIn 1831, and settled
duwu in the township of Torunto, and
after residing there two years, removed
to their present homestead iu Goderich
township. She was an affectionate wife,
a dutiful mother, and by her kind and
affable manner she won the esteem of all
who : t.ew her. rhe wee • very indus-
trious woman, and lived en upright chris-
taan life. "Diligent in business, fervent
spin servin
t the Lord." She had
divorce may be cuwper.J lik• rdlectttes
as follows: -Positive, marry; compara-
tive, matrimony, superlative, alimony.ce
It is said that in carving • pieof
mutton it u better not to cut it saddle -
wise, but rather bri•ilewise, because in
the latter case you are able to gat a bit
in your mouth.
It r u ugbty hard for some people to
get out of a room after their visit is
really o rr. One would think they had
been bolt in parlor or study, and wanted ed f of an acre of land which took eight
Ben,niller School at a,, salary of $4b0.
Mr. Steep is s live, 4ergetic teacher,
and no doubt, will el a the Co1b ent-
people good satufactton.
DOsr GROWING SowaVM CAN( PAY.—
The Clinton Record has the following :-
tAs sorghum cane is now being sown es-
usively, perhaps the result of my ex.
penance in its growth and manufacture
may be of some interest to 'owe of those
who have not grown it this year. 1 row•
to be launch . days labor for tilling, cutting, L.a:.: it
Lecture upon the rhin••-ens: Pro-
fessor "1 must beg you t.. ,iive nee your
undivided attention. It is absolutely
Impossible that you can forni a true idea
of this hideous animal sonless you keep
your eyes fixed on me."
1). Scotch definition of metaphysics
u, after all, not a bad ono. "Two poen
are talking together. He that's listen-
ing dinna ken what he that's speaking
means; and he that's speaking tuna ken
what he means hiunel'-that's weta-
feesiq.'
"Six pounds bitl, gentlemen,' cried
the autiuneer at an art sale; 'only six
pounds fur this fine landscape, with its
dowers, trees, water, astrosphere -and
such an atmosphere : Why the atmos-
phere alone is worth the money."
The conspicuous youth who wears his
watch -chain outside his coat wears his
brains outside his head. The beet
mma
treatment in such in is to bore a hole
te
an the young ma's head and pour in
about a quart of beef -tea and koumiss.
This would kill him, and he would im-
mediately assume his normal condition.
t
A Port .Aa Naris. -The ` name of
Maria is so popular in Ottawa that when
a cat climbs a back fence in a well popu-
lated neighborhood, and plaintively vo-
calizes, "Mariar'" twenty windows are
thrown up, and twenty female heads are
thrust out, wildly answering, "Is that
you, Eley r'
Uioras of 'iisaom.
He who looks not b- efore, finds him-
self behistd.
Credit is like a l.s•kiug-oglau, easily
broken.
A joyful eveniug may follow a sorrow-
ful wurnieg. •
Hope is the only good which is com-
mon to all men.
Life is not sshort but that there is
always time fur cowling.
It is better to be a righter of wrongs
took one day with my team in takmuz it
to be manufactured It cost we 30c. pe,
gallon for getting it wanufaeturtrd; the
..
whole expense ten $12.50 at a low cul-
eulrtiun, fur which 1 received five milieus
uf syrup which cult rico, on an average,
$2.50 per gallon. Thu crop was a good
avereee nue.—A i_heau i'su Somascm
G Pow irk.
heaa..
ler's wles salve.
Tke et besalve in the world for cuts,
rines
B, Sures, Uleuta, Salt Rheum,
Fever Save, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chiltlaiss
, curs., had alts to Erul4ios
u
and positively cents Piles. It is quar-
enteed '.0 give perfect satisfaction or
muu.rouev ref:ed. Puce 'lb cents per
box. h'or tae by ell druggists.
, , g
eight sons and two daughter., nearly all
of ohs cs survive her. The funeral took
piece en Friday lett, when a large num-
ber of sorrowing friends and relati.es
Faster. followed her retnauia t o their last nett.
ing place iu the Clinton Cemetery. -
Have r• QL'rT.-We are informed t five• •i.
upon good suthvrit;, that several of the '
mills in tlois section have been compelled
to suspend grinding on account of thew
not being able to secure :ars to ship the
finer.
DARING BURGLARY. -Oise of the most
daring burglaries that has taken place in
this vicinity for a long time was perpe-
trated at the Exeter station use Tuesday
night Int. It appears an entrance was
effected by forcing the hock off the wait-
ing -room door, but there being nothing
in that department to remunerate the
burglar for his trouble, he proceeded to
the ticket office. In this room he was a
little more successful. A hole was bored
in the top of the safe, which, after hav-
ing been charged with the necessary
combustibles, was blown into several
pieces, and money amounting to eighty-
three dollars taken therefrom. The
freight' shed adjoining the ticket office
was also entered and a bundle of bedding
taken. A number of other articles were
also scattered around. The robbery
must have taken place at a very late
hour, as Mr. Knight informs us that he
did not leave the premises until after ten
o'clock. -[Times.
myth.
A lodge of A. O. U. W. was started
this week with a membership .rf eleven
J. B. Artnstrong, of Brussels, was in
town this week, he is speculating in po-
tatoes.
Alf. Belfry has returned from Man-
toba having disposed of hie horses very
satisfactorily.
John McMillan and T. J. Senior have
gone into. partnership, in the fruit and
grocery business.
than a writer about wrongs.
A little wrong done to another is a
great wrong done to ourselves.
People who do mean sits throw poi..
into their own wells.
The art of life is to know how to' en-
joy a little, and to endure much.
Everything we add to our knowledge
adds to our means of usefulness
Grief ennobles. He who has not suf-
fered can never heave thought or felt.
Every kindly word and feeling, every
gad deed and thought, every noble ac-
tion and impulse; is like the ark -sent
dove, and returns frem the troubled
waters of life bearing a green olive
branch to the soul.
(Sir lives are like some complicated
machine, working on one side of a wall,
and delivering the finished fabric on the
other. We cannot cross the barrier and
see the end. The work is in our bands
-the co npletion is not.
Blessed are the ears that gladly re-
ceive the pulses of the Divine whisper.
Blessed indeed are those ears that listen
not after the voice that is sounding
without, but for the truth teaching. -
Thorruts A'Kea►f,is..
A man ca -un' t afford to do a mean
thing snider any circumstances ; a man
cannot afford to c;o less than sets hest at
.all times, and under all circumstances.
However unjustly you are treated, you
cannot, for your own sake, afford to use
anything but your better seli.ner render
anything but your better services. Von
cannot afford 44o lie to a liar: you cannot
afford to do alter than uprightly with
any man, n', matter what exigencies
may exist between him and you. No
man can afford to be any but a true man
living in his higher nature. and acting
with the highest consideration.
A Weary Curiosity.
Every student of nouns, pronouua,
and verbs knows the necessity of tram -
pasing language fur the take of o:,t•1i -
ing its gtammat:cal construction. Ile
following shows twenty-six diffeteta
readings of one of Gray's well-knov n
poetical lines, yet the sense is nut affect
ed: -
The weary plowman plods his home-
ward way.
The pinwman, weary, plods his home-
ward way.
His homeward way. the weary plow-
man plods.
His homeward way, the plowman,
weary, ploda.
The weary plowman homeward plods
his way.
The plowman weary. homeward plods
his way.
His way the weary plow man homeward
plod,.
His way the plowman, weary, home-
ward plods.
The plowman homeward, plods his
weary way.
His way the plowman, homeward,
weary plods.
His homeward weary way the plow
man plods
Weary, the plowman homewanl plods
his way.
Weary the plowman plods hie home-
ward way.
Homeward, his weary way the plow-
man plods.
Homeward, his way the plowman
weary plods
Dee'l.1NEL.-Miss Hyslop has declined
the offer made her as teacher of the in-
termediate department of our school.
Miss Mary L. Holies of Clinton has
been engaged for the position.
Mr. C. Hamilton has sold his 50 acres,
B. ; of N. }, lot 37, con. 3. Eat Waw-
anosh, to Alex. Dey, of Manchester, for
$2,000. This is considered a fair price
as the buildings were poor.
John McMullen has sold lot lb and 17
McCnunell's street, to John Putman, for
the sunt of $200.
L J. Brie, of Wingham, has a num-
ber of men enitage4 at building a dwell-
ing and saw mill on lot 2, con. 7, Morris,
about 3 utiles from here. He intends to
have all completed and in running ordir
before sleighing. Mr. Brace is an enter-
prising man and thoroughly understands
h.rw to run a saw mill. We wish him
success.
Panuterertor.-On Saturday evening
last, some 33 members of Trinity Church
invaale l the domicile of the Rev. W.
Henderson and presented that gentleman
with a beautiful coal store valued at $40.
Shall eggs be sold by number or by
the polled, is the momentous uestion
that is said to he agitating severalParis-
ian scientists. It has been learned that
the average weight of twenty eggs laid
Ly fowls of different breeds is two and one
eighth pounds. The breeds that lay the
largest eggs averaging seven to a pound,
are Black Spanish. Houdan'. I.1 Fleches
and Creve Geurs.• Eggs of inethum size
and weight, averaging eight or nine to
the pound, are laid by Leghorns,
Cochin. Rrahmee. • Pelmets. Dorkins,
Games and Sultans. Hamburg, lay
abont ten .eggs to the pend. Thus
there is A difference of three eggs in nnr•
pound weight. Hence it it claim-
ed that in justice to the consumer
eggs should be sold by weight.
Mr. J. H. Cameron, brother of D. E.
Cameron, Esq., has accepted a position
in the Merchants' National Bank, Chica-
go, I11., at a salary of 81000 per year.
`ILI.AOR Lors.-At the sale of luta at
the village of Kinlnugh, on Tuesday last
a large number were disposed cal, the pri-
ces paid ringing from twenty to fifty dol-
lers per Int. Over fifty lots were sold,
fifteen of which were purchased by Luck -
'lewdest.
RR-Ereoaose.--All the present teach-
ers of the Lucknnw Public School have
been re-engaged for the coming year.
The salary of the head maater,Mr.Priest,
was reduced from f=700 to 8&i0, whale
the other four teachers -eeived a slight
advance over last year's salary.
T(titowten STONES. -- Several of our
village youths while passing the residence
of Mr. R m. Hardy, on R,oaa street, on
Sunday night last, -threw stones at the
house, d ' g considerable damage to the.
doors and windows. The matter was
placed in the hands of Constable McCnr-
vie, Mot was settled nut of court, the de-
fendants paving $4.20, damages.
MAntereare.'s Cot -RT. - A beech of de-
linquents appeared before the Reeve
since nor lest insane. Roof. Elder, for
heirs, drank and disorderly, paid a Bol-
and costa ; Thus. Adly, for acting in a
disorderly manner and the ton free use
of a revolver was finest a similar amount,
and Mfiehsel itnlan went down int. his
Enreket for a dollar and costs, for abusive
language.
Mr. E. P. Weston, the well-known pe-
destrian. has consented to write a series
uf articles for the Church of England
Temperance Chronicle in which he pro -
Poses to show that a total ahstsiner is
• apable of doing twice as -ouch (and a ith
leu exertion, as a num who indulges in
the use of alcoholic stimulants in the
tint paper published last week, he says :
-"i have now permanently retired from
professional 1erdeetrianism ; not because
1 are in any wa7 shattered physically or
mentally, het simply becaar• T have been
Homeward, his weary way, the l low -
man plods.
The plowman, homeward, weary plods.
his way.
His weary way, the plowman home-
ward plods
His weary way, the homeward pow-
man plods.
Homeward the plowman plods his
weary way.
Homeward the weary plowman l.'ods
his way.
The plowman weary, his homeward
way plebs.
The plowman ph,ds his homeward
weary way.
The plowman plods his weary It nat.
ward way.
eary, the plowman his way home-
ward pl.•da
Weary, his homeward way the plow-
man plods,
li 1 L i ERR,
KINTAIL BRICK YARD.
Hardware! Hardware
THE UNDERSIGNED IS
STILL dS81dD
FUR BEST
A n ntit : of good white brick or. hand and
Inc ..14\Al rt saouablu' rat es.
fhs..heartier is now carr, tar on the trick
Mu kilo bu..r resa at the Kiatail thine and will
g ree alt ,,'len width may he sent ham the
anise „tenuspt attention. The Irick to of arts -
clam tesailg, and the terns are reasonable.
Address
JOHN K. 31cGRE11011,
Kintail. t'. 0
Unlocks all the clogged a.cnurs uf the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver. carrying
eft gradually without weakening the system,
all the impurities and foul humors of the
secretions ; at the same time Oa
t0 curing .
oHeartburn, miness, H hes. Diz-
ziness,Constipation,
Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy Dim -
dof Vision. Jaundice, Salt Rheum
pelis Scrofula, Flattering of
the HHeart,- Nervousness and General
Debility ; all these and many other simi-
lar Com taiinttssya'eld to the happy influence
of BIIEDOOg BLOOD BITTERS.
Sample Bottles 10c ; Regular size $L
For sale by all dealers.
T. 111111.1111111XM
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Acidity of the S mach,
1 '•.
IS, COLDS, AMA,
.1'c'IIITIB, LOSS OF
V.)
z",77 ; II ► I RSENESS A ND
T `T " ' f 7' A It FECTIONS.
P e. w ,r h•.. es owe rod Masi Own. t
e'. at r" at.• br5swie. Cheekh1r .e,, +pectora
a./1.•is. •.for to a n r ssedlelde afered jbr ,
nal *he • N w esw/aasats. A scorches tomblaMrtrsaooaa
W
f-• 7 +a rW. sw•edrs from the Peed tiprwen fee
rl A .* Aosdd :hs wort ealeabM rvarlw Oew for
Mittel —.1 porocera
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hoe hoard
o eke w as-
de- a: of
fr:e••lee
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sad the
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rose the Oslo to
}rsrck. \3 , wplate
tope. Baia .ow.
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•f;; ,. ilien•ts of Jfremehi' 4erhit its nunoil r d►1 T A f .' ' Z7CTt1'R
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In this
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sepovote.
rw.i efllts
SYRUP
RED
AND LOW EST PRICES. HE KEEP`; A FULL STOCK Olt SHELF AND
General Hardware!
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE
MY CRO.',S ('l -T
SAWS SND AXESI
I
Mop all the Newest and Best Makes.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE '-LYMAN
Four -Barb Fence Wire
_ W_ 11CCoKENZIF _
AFTER THE FIB'E.
JOHN cTORY
The Tinsmith 14 411.11 to la,• fret.!.
I have pleasure to state that despite the incenvewcnec I wan put to in my business by
the recent fire in my premises, that I am now In full bleat again, prepared to give the greatest
bargains in Guderich In
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS,
and every other line in the b,asinenw.
I would also return my thanks to the Fire Brigade and people of Goderich for the enc
cesstul efforts in saying WY property in my absence from hoer•. at the late tire.
John Story.
AT THE OLD STAND.
B. C. STRACII.t J.
11A1 RE.Mal\ F.I. 111"
C+ROc E a BUSINESS
To the old stand in the Albion Block, formerly occupied byhim, where Le will be pleased
to welcome all his old customers and the public generally. A large quantity of
NEW, FRESH GRO(.'ERIES
♦a
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
D• 0_ S 1 I AOHAN.
The necessary pumping apparatus for I -_
the Kingdon c.rtton factory has arrive.l.
Water will be drawn from nut in the lake
sone 100 feet, and taken to a reservoir
in the tower, and t::ence distributed ov-
er the trill.
DRATR OF A PIONEER. -- is our pain-
ful duty to chronicle this week the death
Robert Somerville, Esq., which took
Once ro the residence ef him non Mr. Jas.
Somerville, in thi* village. on Friday last
28th October. Deceased was born in
made te teethe.* that an exercise which I
have tdrustgled to elevate__ hes_ he...,en lackmannanalitre, Scotland, on the tath
of January, li100, and was consequently
by a claps a unprincipled Ramblers in 81 eosin' and menthe olri at the time of
his deeth When a yonng man he m-
illet no man can menciate himsolf oh it
now and retain his self romped. - Tem-
perance Record. beefless so builder untd the vtar 1841.
at wlech time he came to Canada and
',Puled in the villas/eel Dmullui. Ontario,
-
h h fel ntil 'sheen one ear
TR. SIGNAL with the lea lin y city week- '11"." ind"wl him t,eceme
mei hre with lue inn in this village Flt*
lies at the following rates remsans were taken to Dundee on Mon
2.50
The cost of President Garaeld'sn rick-
nese and funeral has been footed up. The
estitnated twat of the sickneas -if 85 days
duration is =100,00(, or $1,250 a day.
Over $30,000 of this will ge't.a the doc-
tors. Of this amount Dr. Bliss wentr,
$25,000, Drs. Agnew and Hemline' `f.';'2-
000
frt'2000 elicit, Dr. Reyhurn $3,000, and Mrs.
Dr. E.ison 1111,000. Drs. Woodwerd nrd
Baines will get nothing, unless Congremi
•
in di roif,la r t,
.'.. ClITIRCS .
Billils I s (44, ,6;:i
Az C - . _ ..„......., ......411!„.,_ <ScC _
' ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done w ith Neatness nnd Des,aitql, rind at reefs •
.nable Hates. Call and examine heforupurehaelng elm n I,. r... '
HAMILTON STAMM.
GRAND CILEA.R1NG SALE
oots
and _Shoes,
total outlay will "be over $347,9.50, of li :,, • --,e ran I. ['Word. red Veer ur an —A T-
000. leaving $247,050 fin. 'Ohio, Cleve- '4 . n•.-2....:':.ns prescribed r.- • . Li (1 \mprii.,,Lii,s (.111ril
StnatAL ARP CANADIAN Fawns, . 2.25
Stews' Mir ei‘41,1 PillinaVTRILIAIS SAO
land and private individuals.
Woma- n's Tnie Friend.
A friend in need is it friend indeed.
This none can deny, especially' when ea-
sistance is rendered whentme is eorely af-
flicted with disearie,tnore particularly these
complaints and weaktiessea so common to
our female population. Every wt•man
sheuld know that Electric Bitters ate
woman's true friend. and will positive))
mestere her et health. even when all
other remedies fin!, A single trial 11: -
Wass Newest our aseertion. They are •
pleasant ttl the taste end t•nly cost lift%
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggist-'.
day last for interment.
Mr William Perkins, of Ritteletee, ha.
wild his farm te Mr litridacott, of rlin
ton. Mr. Perkins' will move to Exeter
in the spring end live retired
Nature, after ali, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secrets of health
within her l•r•eitl, generous bosom, and
man needs but te te her intelligently
fer his every need. The diecoyery of
the great Cough Remedy, Gaay's grave
or Ran Sreres Ore, is an apt illustra-
tion of this. As a cure for Coughs,
Cobb, Less t‘f Vt•ice and Hoarseness
stands unrivalled. while its low price and
resuliness aecere places it within the
reach of all Try it and he convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 50 -emit
bottles., ad
• By therontrh knowledge of rise asters)
laws which stovers the operations 01 digeolkat
anti nett-dom. end by a careful application of
the fine proper -lien of well aelerte.4
delleately flarmireel beverage whit may nave
no many 'heary doetorre hill.. It is hy the intli-
el it mina may be gradually hnilt tip nntll ntrong
iiirrourri read_y_to attack wherever there 5. •
weak pe•nt W• may escape nulny fatal
shaft by keepting orirwelvea wall fortified .11111
lalwIled "J Salta Kers co , FInmo.orathk•
Chomiws. London. Ens maker. of
Rope's chocolate Rseence toe aftecaone gee.
tnin
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u -Awry. valoable awl
•••• Lomels 1:11( 0-1\ 1,-, ,1(-)NTEI
delicate conatitr: . 44
doliar, and we win beal
URI/VICE -
FoW E Fk S
EXTFA7T LD
1
Previous to tock taking. My Stock is Large and vrEll-assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be giver
WM. CAMPBELL.
nOodorich, Jan. 13, 113814 17'0
Daniel Gordon,
Wintery, Cramps, Colic, 8ed Sick- ,
ness and Summer Complaint ; a/se I I 01,iost House in the terwisty, end Laryeaf Stock Mu side of broodon f
Cholera Infantum, and a// Com- 1-,
plaints peculiar to children teeth- Aso -Room 81.711.111,
1 Mg, and will be found equally Sios-Boashs,
1 MR BALE BY ALL BRUCCISTS.
1 T. MILBURN & CO., Cast% Wirers twill Ilea et teetheir advantage to 'merrily Meet Vibes need • steed artlohle
, Mose nee
P.-1111,4161•-•,- • ' r,rogit0. r) afORTON. Weir Street a.m. Pest 'lie, Ooderich.