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GO1)ERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. MARCH 29, 1889.
gENERAL INTELLIGENCE
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NEW ADVERT'S
Farms fur Mile. -C.
Neurons liabtors -A.
spring Tailoring It. I
Baby Carnage* A. B.
(And of Thanks Treble
Spring Millinery Mks
Spring Millinery Mies t'
Melsrod's Reno, Mtn- J.
Sessmaable Articles. W. t
Wall Paper !keno -Frown-
Spring Arrivals Cessation
MARRIE
KINNtiN THOM Pio
Tuessta., I.
the Episi opal. bitrt-4. •
/Einem.. of %Valhalla.
'I hosapum. of N....ht.:it.
the bruil. 4 ',Arent..
BORN.
OP.OrriltooT. In ttrolor
reed itlesth. the utfe
liarrister. Og a We.
(l0111)o'. In Autitirri.Thii
the wits of Dr. D. M. I.
tee.
' cefora natal" re,
An' faith S.,! p
A Go ot PitCaRNT.- The
you can make is to giv
ply to ii. SteGillicurldy. a
The beautiful summer is
Stewart Ii. making big pre
a large business ci Maggot'
Mon ein-et and Square.
If you rant to see same
gentlemen's neck wear. at
quired inn good make -tip.
hum the fast iunabie talks
There are • lot of hut
pluck en tie sentare art!
Rhyne. the druggist. e h
in and di•ed up a drat Oa
fur the benefit of the publi
Housekeepers about to
well to %% arch and we.,
ash- of all her deennt fo n
April. at I p.m. 1:111.
Toe Woists's Cuts r
UNION wal: inert regulari%
of business every Tit,-.-.
o'clock. in Knox chorea.
tereuted in the work is
to attend.
Tint !ina Mitt -s 1/t
ton. hurt put the wines
borders and ceiling decors
that the poorest raft hat
ceilings tastefully aecerv.
elegant new samples ready
ask • comparison of prices
cheapest house under the s
Sauncers and Son have .
in services. They have h
41,!iipt.•1 in small wants of
4 .noot take it inside. and
each, three 'cot Mead, th
c,rry • complete stock iif
for an Aar job on 1.1
method. First class work
The nieg et warbling bi
purling brook. the balmy
sound of the artisan pe
pipes. the pram -see of the
the beck yards. the semi
the taking off M the at
dows, sad a hundred ot
winter in • dead pate.
splendid frames. and the
tograpMe views and pict
that R. It. Mallows &s awa
line.
•••Peowle W1:I
Ti.. wonderful bean
prrties of Liiinsiten
Med Kilian, of Fir are th
Coughs Cold., Sore Throe
log Cough cad incipient
give way to its curative p.
Its superiority over other r
the demand for It from all
'mu.. which has even ext..
Maim. Why Decatur
baa used It speaks well of
Price 30 eta per bottle.
BRIEFLE
Mr. Ned Attrill is to
Cornell has struck
carriages, Act.
Mns. G. W. Berry.
visiting friends in tow
Miss Annie Cook ii
to relatives in Pineonn
Mrs W. H. Leech.
visiting at Dr. T. O. II
Mrs. Sharpe, of T.
of her palmate, Mr
Buchanan.
Dr McDonagh will
eonsultaticia on the
every month.
The town clerk's
chanter* Institute are
by electric light.
Mr Harry Bothwell
week, having rotor
tial trip to the Pacific
Mr Jas .itrachan r
Saturday, A* att
course at the comm
Thomas.
Mr W. S. Swaffield
Organ Co, Clinton,
.1111I4 111.11.0 oil', eleven gents et Wing
it i.,• feat stoiett brash lee dams a
The ein'osti tier li.,•ve Miss opt is the
bark a ii art' meet y to somgyi riarly
next •
Th. • .4 Sittlitifil ism %onset ts
tb, Moths, it Ott:Purred with as
Mel 8flies Lillie% vomitories,.
alp" PINS .• ' • 'I 1h:4 o III
V hos 1440
I.
i p.bptla meta in one of the Y. M C. A.
I r‘"It14":.. James Itsiley, having retired totem
1.1the liot,.1 business, will distume ot his
totttt1.01 stock. buggies, 'IL. ull April (ii
ill 1."thick.
I Mr '414the Di:ksoti has purchased the
I WM io Roxboro on which he lives from
l the allitsi.- of t he late .Arcliosald ftiekvin,
1! ,leinkrich, I
.r $ii WO
of Goderieh, baa quite
an art •Jti...51 in Ethel. His class of
1 The rolling tugs and boats are being
fitted out for an early departure. • The
, Lake is now oven sod the hosts are es-
, pealed it. leers withal the tout couple
if woke..
The band of Hope will meet on Sat.
urtlay, March 30:h at 3 o'clock. In the
1 bsoonoot of Kuox Church. Montano
are particularly requeated to bet pres nit
I kl'ers wishing to join will be made
'UMW.
her Saunders,
..t. waa i
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A FORTY-NINER.
Overland to California in 49
AIT THOS. DARK.
CHArrilt V.
Tuttle of Tint nitiNAI •
Finding ourselves
viii Set -i 1. 0.,w
Imo/wing LLis Alps, and it was further
impressed ue a use that time I istun
bat 11113
• %tut IN Tint ANN
la mutter., ••11•10. In our r reseat
!ixtuatiou it oc.i..1111•11 to ta• that int,' r all
the celebrated aitil distinguished kriteria,
seated on his bite shite I...tor. Lad a
pretty easy lid • it coutoto.0 with
*hat we now had t.. encounter. I have
""Tr"on.1*-4 lit) desire to c. teo..i or •ieu lay myself
c•it3O• ,pet, to th• tharine 4,1 vanity. as I was
. 1" my. 1.1.ii•vo as • 1160.1•141 boy, i rad now
;I itserrasevi Is an am still jr•It.U• t
repu.stion, I at tor all that, it strikes
that a c. ito.aition picruie to this
e, showing out vitt) clits.1 tug the
toes, would i,.se litl•trallsig litd at -
live to the iorst.11t artiettstion. It
# wetly p. Beton/ to lake roe waggon up
Wain, rs Ill the Ii. ries acre riluired
.1111* ea mmii had to Os placed
act te loto.i to I loc.• every yard an
fiOd. TI.tl ti..fikrs. shims were now OP
wth after their long drives (err the
that brutes-my/me Mown
the time, their 1101411 cut and
11.4 Use sharp ricks at alni,st
step. great caution am con-
y isecessat y, as a false more, cam-
as swerve is either rigot or
would have hurled u• ti 11.0 bot -
of souse rely eituyon, dashing us
Accra huieiteda of jet -bstitw. - --
5ttt.i. TitleAte:NIX.1. s L•,:u1r,
1 massy Mar-bre...1th escapes, we sac.
tel in oettiog our first
, , ehich we steely se:tired, returnieo
the others and rep. antig .oyer agate,
di we had accomplished. This done,
ZOitlialeticed prenatal h.n the des.
on the other side, and it is really
.1 b. say, .hit.h i.t the two tasks wad
must didietlit, as in troing *1.14 it, the
Toesday, on a business trip Wm Mae
The sale of Mrs Curry's furniture will free th, hank. and whim AM Haas ease' sum Ns
be held on iMonday, April 1, cosmetic- • roan yo wadna be ready, 'rid I wa h
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.. se am.
i .jsss were of lolls or to, service, we
j -F°' t rsy mainly on our own ambi-
t
f Idol Aorta. 11 -teeter, we were 7111 -
Idled at toast, by reaching thu b.ittom
fety. The tremendous strain oat
sewers, Iii SON tuplisning this peril -
part .4 our ',tame'', had complete-
ostrioed us ali, lot the day had out
been a hard 000, but it had also
an unusually long one. it tieing
dark 'ot the woo the last wagooes
(Woo. Looking back at that portion
or travels, I asu led t, think, It is
oishing what man Can do, when
ed by resolution and detertionstion
blood -ti i danger seems Lou great
isk, or obstacles to overcome when
e the mind is fairly made up to auto
rat them. And as
veva:otos Fume tvittv oa•-•ti't nut
t
ifilmIties like7.
1:above call forth
very best traits of our manhood,
produce in glowing colors, those
li.ig totalities, which have carried
and victory taiumploodly over
ees and land. For • day or two
oleomas had warned us ..1 approach -
change, wh:ch made us particularly
loos to ;:et through the mountains
is it set in, and eVeN before we did
snow c.,itonenced falling, accompan-
by severn frost. e.ausiog us atuch
*nag belie we got settled down in
camp. A hasty lire, with equally an
y a sudper was soon over, and we
down tired sod weary, at. much so,
t we c•tuld not sleep. Guard duty
dispensed with, as we ciao:ode&
any Ludlam who would turn out is
ow storm, over such a path as we
• I trod, in search of scalps, certainly
..terved O. pet them. In the morning
. looking out, it was discovered that
end inches of snow had fallen during
night. Italia° moving any further
determined to abandon our waggons.
psok all, our protrusions and enacts
our horses backs. This Utak consider-
s time, as we lacked th o expenses's.
the rid pioneer packers, who it tit
.. d, would stow sway enough stuff ma
.e. oohs' back, sufti.-.tent to last • small
oily fur a month. However, we left
thing behind us, sal when all om
asmenced our journey, tine night ft
Ott while after we had been in crne5
s were disturbed by the tommant barb..
of
had gnat IiuLIngthe:iWlR:hurls.. The
- . trifled brutes kept up a cv,ratioual
....,':'''. ..,..4, mamas with their tore feet, 'hash kept
e wolves at bay UII we got oat and
e d off every Rua and pistol we Wei
oar possession, which proved somas.
in driving thews off. The roads were
very bed and rough, large boulders
g round in all directions, octropening
to go skyozsg all day, and when night
overtaken *semi little balance had
. tea (aimed. Getting through this we
e • me to Mho; • decent lot. -Jur place fur
I. As the pasture for our horses was
tee than we bad obtsined for some
se eamped and maned for • couple_
d% Leokine aerates the plains one
me obeerfrod a h.trae, without
Mee coming rapidly t-evarde es, ea
1 tensed out sad, like the 'memo who.
took three prisoners by surrounding
p 1 thelel, ise caught the horse. The animal
as proved to he • hoe are and as all
I, a eer‘e like ' had given • hand in catching her, to
ad as much of avoid disputes, we decided to auction law
gould pow. of This was dons, and I remember tuy
n: Added to 1, altereut
.5412themP6•Ieneillar ofyighar,":3:44wereto
l
woks up by the growlingtof
t
si.oTow
istlat a tvi
we were sane IS rho siert The=
Coming so mos ether the Wei Ms%
bat braise. after Obis abaci M'
an undecided manner, soneletiled to give
us the go by. which yo e may bemire,
greatly relieved us of anxiety. Tee dere
more travel, with scarcely @aldose
worthy of sots, note brought es to -The)
teed of tio(10:1!
0-I 'Oa 1 vrtu(ats.)
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ing at 1 o'clock. Some fins furniture to pay t. sae then you and I would year
will be placed ow tale. rel ; ma we maun just as weed quarrel ,
Dr M Nieholene • the Weet-et dentist, the nee ea laall's the suhl.t's in my
makes the preservation of the natural Peach --
teeth a specialty.eGas administered from Considerable improvements are going
9 a. is. the Paielew attraction of on and have Ibsen made in congestion
teeth. • with many of our places of beldame.
Parilaaa brsrncwmrr. —A sew Perhaps the most noteeeable are the
soak U Pleaolorte rateably mac- ehanges made in eonnection with Down -
plated tor Newencebe it Co., To- int.!' boot and shoe store, corner of Iteid
mato, be ing greet satisfastion. It street and the Square, which hos been
fills the req ants for a reliable ie•
e treament by first class maker at a fitter*
within the reach of all. Write them for
particulars. tf
thoroughly overhaeled, painted sad
plate -glass fronted It ean now weepers
favorably with any place of beanie, of
its aim is Canada.
agt MW* Shot is sossollos
Jiim,h Featherston as their candidate for Saassontan strength as you
as their candidate for the Legislators
Ila Saturday morning last while Mr
Oen Murray and two other young men
• Seaforth, were returning home in a
buggy the horse Weems frightened near
the railway track arta ran away throw -
log the oseopants out thereby breaking
Mr Murray's right leg below the hue*.
Be wee essieted to the °thee of Dr
Mackie' where the broken Atoms were owl
• Praire
Mr
am a yetitileday and nominated the celebrated Burnaby, •
number of way crossings going into Chi
Nero 'neatly in the sages fix se Clinton.
Fifty or one hundred people crowd the
little place, up so that the residents get
their heeds swelled and imagine big
things of themselves and their future.
But in the big towns mesh an inllux
creates no statement. Nearly all the
people who go to Toronto on the 0.T R.
from the west pans through Weirton, bet
we haven't heard that Weston waste to
have*tagoode Hall located at that point.
ClintonWon't the first little chap that sad the patient is now doing well, bat
Las stied for the smolt end did. t get it, the enforeed shames from his daily 00-
—EP Bast 1 mepaston to rather irksome.
the Cimm.tns and Mr Chisholm, M 1'. bly pn,„„,„, for the omesto
all these necessary qualities, a large
sonnet of patience and skill might well
be thrown in. In the days of ear youth
were miensitomed to look with wiel-
der and admiratine at a familiar patter*.
which at that time hung from the walla
of almost every houeehold. It re-
poseentsd a fine looking soldier ow
korseheek, sword in head. pointieg to
the top of a very high bill, while thee -
sands of armed mean were following be-
hind. In reply to my animas piestions.
I wee told it wet the great "Napoleon
tI