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Clinton, March 9th, 1885... .
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'IV11 ANU RELIGIOUS
J.IIiERTY- ■
ISAAC 1UTTENBURY, ,
GGDERICH. .
■ (From the latest local papers.)
Fall Wheat.?...., ........§ 0 78 « 1
Spring Wheat......,...... 0; 78 a
.(Utts■..?.... ......i..i , 0. 30 a
Barley........ .. ..... ..... .. 0 '50 a'
Peas ..'..'.7?.0
/Butter....'...........0 16 a
Pork .............. . >„5 75 a
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•TORONTO. .
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' MARKET REPORTS.
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' .CLINTON. 1-......' ■ . N-
luesday, March 18
7 PAT HI or'&* '
LOVE YE ONE ANOTHER.
’4
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
ROOT & STRAW CUTTING BOXES
CORN SHELTERS,on the
un-;
. 1
code desperate, one. ‘‘taking to
road” and the other to where
good niggers do-mot’go.
LOST,
Origin of fiifo
NO, I.
Seo forthe—*
W. (’. Reid,
Andrew Young,
“ J. / .. Wilson.
Arch DichsOn,
Elijah Martin,
M. Hutchinson
Capt. Dancy,
Eh.ll Wheat..
Spring Wfieat
Barley
Oats ..
Pens-..
Butter
flogs .
JOHN CRAIB
I'Craib.
|<$ Co.
I Robcrtsoft1,
L. Dickson,
hlood'y.
leo. A. Sbarmau-
Ujstues Biggins.
UR. Irwin,
luatiee—S. Alalconiaon.
1—Clinton Roller lRak
bpx & Co.
Lontario Sanitanium.
I—ANO—
Record,
^^^Mljyon MacKeuzie was
demagogue is fully..
mnSy hfet0,'y-
was the separating
England and joining
^^^■itrd' States "is equally
|Sg|Mthe people of jOutaiiu.
llllll^Kism urged them to bear
severe winter in '37
^^^Keir liQines found their
^^^■o be chiefly foreigners
lllllHtbose who had-no inter--
but attracted—to arid
I^^Hiies into Canada, by the
graMmler and the promises
of laud by AlacKen-
■ly true, Th&uCanadian
^^^■7 were a mere handful
S^^fcreat sin lay in inviting
I^^Bigeing a border of foreign
murder the loyal and
^■teople of Canada.
|^Buld think' by remarks
I^^Kpeakers in the Ontario
M^Hnd from views ex pressed in
portion of the Grit_p.cess
I^Hbellion of 18371. gave us
which we in up measure
before. The 'despatches
^H>laud to -the Governors-
|^Bid l.ieut-governors of Ca-
years prior tp '37 show
^Hldome Government_recog-
RjH principle of...JSespoiisible'
KHeut and was making'every
^Miave it gradually introduce
^■se remarks are called forth
^■Mseworthy efforts of Air.
^■Al. P. P., of Duiidas, to
^■.’surviving pitriots of '37'
■•■(y •" r..............
■'rant of land or compensa
■ome way for their services.■
H. ye gods 1 what does Air,
■ nd the majortty of his gang
Hmy declare that the rebels
Hi patriots ; t-liat' those who
■foreigners .to invade our soil,
Kir homes, and murder . our
■deserve well of their country/
■ the loyal patriots who 'took
K in defence of their homes.
K resides ,d eser y st ..pecu m iary
■’ledgem.cnt by the Province,
■in rebels and assassins who
■ all the trouble should be re%.
nd in die same way. What
■ye of this, yeomen of Huron,
lof whom are living in and
11 Clinton. And some of whom
Kh bowed forms and “rlieuip-
litibs bear thp physical impress
I) .cold tram)) they had fiPm
Hcb and . vicinity- to Sarnia,
ole Island etc., to drive back
P'adfrs whose object was .pl.un-.
mlhriurder. Tim disloyal sec-'
•gemj quality. Put» eollar on a nwnkey’s
n^k' iuidLti would make a first eJass Wes-
leyan preacher- What can yen think of
the Church of England when it sprang,
from tf bastard. -Luther himself waft a
’basftrd, and when he reformed from the
tiw Roman Chui ch he wise himself the
father of illegitimate children. From
queen Elizabeth down we may call the
Protestants a set of whores and bastards.”
- Comment upon thia is needless,
and we need hardly point out that
where such men are permitted to
hold missions mid incite their dupes
to bloodshed, there must follow
reprisals upon the part of Protest*
ants.
Owing to sapgilinary appeals made
to Romanists dy the Fathers, peace-,
able Protestant processions were as-.
Hau I ted; and several Orangemen mur^
dered while on their way to or front
c'mrch. The matter has been revi
ved by the defeat of the Newfound*
land, Griw'fnlW'W'last week, on the
motion of an O.range member in
amendment to the address denoun*
cing the unjustifiable outrage at >Har:
hor Grace, and “declaring that the
present deplorable state of feeling
was the result of the disgraceful fail;
ure of justice at the recent trial of
the Riverhead prisoners, and that
harmony and good feeling could not
be restored until justice had been
satisfied.” This amendment ■'-Was
adopted, and the address, as amend
ed, was curried bv a vote of 19 to 11.
As a result the ?Roman Catholic,
members of the Government prompt
ly resigned, and so ends Air. White
way’s coalition. A nevv administra
tion will at once be formed, from
‘VkmnF^eTPTftfo^tan^ Oranges
uieii of the Island may expect.justice
arid fair play, which iff all .they ask.
■ u ■;, ■
Lf tin? R iform party of to-day
tn iniilr,' it i-loar. t.ljafc/all RP-.
Pt’s were allied with the rebel)H/
Such was nnf the easo/we
point to Sheriff Gildjims, of
ill, among liundredH/of others"
tTzeal as a K.i‘form(*r is undoubt-
as a sample Ei constitutional
fillers wlioxfiobly turned out’ in
erviefli oft lie Crowi.Lin.’ffL’Wm.
1 MxcKenzie was disowned “ by
Reformers of his. time. /.Phone
supported him were a mere
iful of traitors. When Mac-
zie’s teal object was know.n, the
ling over the Province to Uijcle
, Tory and Radical united in
iressing him.
:e aiirviving patriots of ’37 who
jfect indtbo service of the Crow n
Id, -even - at- tliis-Mate- du-yy-geU
ineration from the Crowii in
hape-of grants of land oi\ other-
‘p deprecate very much the at-
>t to injure any one for, “»eonscf*,
snkt1/’ therefore we have kl ways
>ld Vrangeisin which is based up.
ho principles of William III, of
s memory, who, hi his Declara-
to the peoplemf England, said
"he had nothing in his feyefffin
ing to England .but tl)0 pptsel Va*
of the Protestant religion, the
nt] of all men from persecution
ir consciences, and the securing,
hole liatiou in the enjoyment
■ir rights and liberties etc:,
v
hi
rofu distorted accounts published
•me papers concerning the New*,
dland, harbor Grnce’tind Bay
i rt«’ diffienlty last year, the plih-
,‘ay hnvd bwn ineVitml to biflinyu
the killing of Orangemen -Wits
■ly d’unf in self def mice by Rom*
'xtlimiu*. From dEhrt tested
oyuy we learn fhut the wlible
,ulty arose from tbo violent lau*
jo and irijiidic.mis efforfo of the
fotiptforhFFathers. Tim follow*
is u specimen of -Iheft bmuherof
li Bitf , to 'the re) it! I on of l5rotes*
. Some of the conductors of 'the
press of the county havefoeen having
a ‘•b6iit">concer.ning the merits and
demerits of their precious selves,'as
if the public cared for the stench
that arises, from t|ie continual wash
ing. of their dirt)' iinen in-pnblic.
JCli a t-in ise rft b 1 e" eiu ascuTI a ted ba n ta io
rooster Tom McGillicuddy, of the
^Goderich personal organ, having-
recently destroyed whatever shred’
of respectability or reliability- bad
survived the brothers’ injudicious
management of what orice was and.
how ought to be a respectable Re/
forhi jou’rnalfin VontiTTuing his cons
genial: task, has how turned his.'at
tention to his- betters.' This “whin
ing,” unctuous hypocrite who carries
the indelible mark of..Gain on bis
.“phiz,” and .'Wlfoftjr
advertised, as. though placarded in
large" b|ack letters, in his downcast,
co wa fo ly l ook a nd—han g-dog- head ed
inien, lias .a “drive” at the. Clinton
press. 'Fhe doubleHreaded lying vil
lain -- we mean 'Fom-per.tiouahqrgan-
■ McGillicuddy—cannot be treated-in.
the usually, courteous. Style ‘of. this
journal - Therefore, iti for'the time,.
•tilkhig 'a iievrfoepar,ture we crave
'tile ’Indulgence of four/ readers. ’ "It
seems .that tiie Seaforth( Sim,, the
Clinton Era, ^na the’two Goderich
papers have been at loggerheads as
to which of them gavefohe. best and
“on;ly7-original” report of the doings
at-itiie recent ’County Sabbath Schoo)
Convention held at Seaforth., - Our
orily-personal knowledge of anything
in connection with the bloodless
fratricidal war is that. ' W?.^".H.
.Cooper attended tiie Conyention and '
did act. as correspondent, for the Era,
■ but the News-Recohu has- been; in
cidentally mixed up by being quoted
' as wlLifessJi^Uie.Mjd].Qiiei8ty; o
. personfd*wgan-shintry Tom, of. Gode-
■Trifflnz^Mw^ouimwIfot'id Ihiwing^-ef*-
tjft whining whelp is well known to
zus. Nearly evlfty{jjWefek his 'Friday
paper contains from 20 to 50 hews1
items stolen from the criluuiiis of- the
News-Record of ~ the preceding
Wednesday, and. whiclj ‘ items we
receive front ottr own special cor-,
respondents. This is no mere niaitter
of opinion frit can be.proven.
therefore, have no hesitation in say
ing that the charges of stealing and
dishonesty TtHttle by the Era. arid;
Star, against “me brother Tom”
have every .probability of. being Well
founded' . The^'/rtr.clipped the fob
lowing from the Era, after remark
ing that “Tom's’ style is “original,”
if not reliable and. holiest;’ ' •■■
\ “The Goderich Signal boasts.- of the'ex“
c.elleiicy of its .own report of.the Iate 'Stfn-
. jd.ft.ylScl;_ool Conveffti011, mid claiins that it
is better tlftn tliaf of' ariy/otlier •paporTso'
it 'is, as it was stolen froni the New.Em,
and ft .little more added .to.it,”—Clinton
NewEra, Feb. 28th. '
f The Star then, fortifies its charge,
again st “Torn,” of un veracity by quot
ing front,’ the reliable Goderich cor
respondent pf the News-Record as
follows; - <
“In thd'Tnst Issue of the Godericii rowdy,
sheet theft was ail item Mating that Capt.
McGregor liad challenged Air. A< MeD.'
Allan tp'a match at.curling for a bag of
flour. As no such ehulletige was issued bur
readers can judge of tliv? cheek of Hie per
son who pennod the item.”—Goderich cor-
respondent Clinton News-Record.
The Star then added ;
, “TIitTissUe"'of the Godeiich Signal for
Feb. 6th contained the entire Holmesville
and Porter's Hill correspondence pf the
News-Recoid—24 itcihs 111 all—and four
items of its Still ford correspondenee all
■ palmed oji'as “bviginnl niatter ”
‘J'hereuDon “Tom,” still smarting
‘under the unheal’d scarification per*
formed some time ago on his almost
< impenetrable cuticle by the Goderich
correspondent of the ?!S?dws-Recorx>t
and the complete perforation .of Ir.ft ,
■ paehydprniitioas hide by the Star
mid lift fellow citizen?*, in the recent
school trustfe embioglio, combine 1
with-thft abitiidqnmeiiC of him by his
ttjlegi'd party bud personal, friends
in the same affair, gels oft' the
following niatiifesto i)i his last
paper; ■ '
60iir whining contcmpoiaiy, the S’/dr,
b.f>8.c.fl.lfod„:uj lift ftd.oi.£ifo y.y® shcetjun;
- by an Abaifdoiieii crtfttuie
order to have a fling at, the ,Sional.
, We thought the War would soon find its
Clinton journals these remarka are
intended to apply to, we shaH allbw
the extracts we have given, and the
provable atatejpeuta we have made
in thia mention to show whether |
they ca/i apply to either of the]
“sheets” published Clinton. Tiie]
pubUo shall be the judge. We have
wasted’ too much space already w
the insignificentftnd impious wretch
who, during the secular portion of
the week villainously and wilfuHy
breaks at least two oftlie command-
meats “Thou slmlt not bear feke
witness against thy neighbor/* and
“Thou shaft not steal” and then on
j,be Sabbath day desecrates the puft
pit for the purpose of giving vent io
saintly rant so much at variance
with, the double distilled venom
which be often belches forth through
his paper as though it were the
product of an unsanctified inward
‘economy, And yet we. will give
Butler's, words as applicable to such
wretches as “Tom”:
With hard words, jeftfocsies and fearsx
He sets folks together by the ears. _
His mental calibre so small, his brain
Outweighs his sense but half a grain; -----
AVI rile most,do take him for a tool q
With just enough of knavery to be a fool.
Then his religion, it is lit
To match his knavery and his wit,
Not AlethodistnorTresbyterian true blue,
Nor Anglican,nor of Salvation crew,
His ft sect whose chief devotion lies
Ip villainous penverve antipathies,
"Now a sinner, theli a saint splenetic
Like dog distraught or monkey sick;
That with more care keep holiday
The wrong, than others th? right way;
1 Coinpound for sins he is inclined to,
By damning those he has no mind to.
All piety consists therein
In them, in other men all sin; , ' ,*
Will wine, even eider itself oppose
Aiid blaspheme beer through the nose,
As if hypocrisy and nonsense
Had got the1 advowson of his conscience,;
As the .brothers’ changes of getting
Sheriff ’ Gibbons’ office, or D, Ales
Donald’s, or that of deputy or chief
Master in Chancery they have .be*
the
the
■ The Chicago News says: ^‘Mani.
toba lias its thumbs in its boot-straps
and declares it will lift itself.out of
Canada if itsMghtsare not preserv
ed... • Manitoban-greatest aspiration
is to be a land, of the free and a
home of the brave.4’. Remarking on
thia the Hamilton' Spectator says :
‘‘The .Tories Will hold it down.”
GODERICHr
Meeting of the Huron Encamp
ment, No 28, on Friday, evening. -
Miss McAlickihg is away east visit-
-ing.- . ■ . •- ' ■
• The Big Mill.-waa running- last-
week’.. ' . , f . , ' - ■
•There is Rome Tnlk of a new book
.store .being opened Were shortly.
Air. R. Ratcliffe- was in town fon
Saturday.r-H’ " ^'^“7
''Air. H- -E. Johnston arrived in
town on Saturday)on a short visit.-
■ Air'.' and AIrsx Thom left for : the
East o*n'Monday. . . * -
, 'The MissesMacara have returned
to town from Toronto.
Air. E. Dickenson, barrister, .of
AVinghain, was in town last week. -
Yesterday being.St-Patrick's Day,
numerous Irishmen sported .sprigs of
-siiamroclpin their button holes.; ' .'
. Miss- Hattie Smith returned to
town -last Friday, and left again .for
St. Thoma^ on Monday.
The auction" sale of Mrs. B. B.
Smith’s household furniture will be
continued to day at 1.30 p. to.-..
■ The Warden of .the County, R
Kelly. Fsq;, was in town last Thurs
day ■
" B-. V. .Elliott, Esq., ! of Exeter,
Was-Visiting, the circular 'town last
■week. -. ■ '•
A'lr. and ■ Airs.', Lambert Wells, and
daughter returned to town orj Satur-
’day. . ’ ■ '• ' . . •
Air.W. L. Hbrton left by. the rioon '
train'“on Saturday,, for Lancaster,
'Penn.j dn a pleasure trip,. . •
Captain A. AL ATcGregor returned,
.ftpin. 1 iis.. .tr.ip..10^0fetawa and Owen
Sound'last Friday.-.'
The match between- t.he Gode-
rich rinks' took place last* Fri~
day and resulted in avictory foi* the
■’Arlnn rink. ' * ■ ‘ ■
The steam engine .under the sup?
ervision of the recently appointed
engineer, Air.. A. Kirkbride, was out
last; Friday pumping from the’well at
the head of WeB$ street.
It ft .currently rumoured that on
•the completion of the alterations at
present in progress on Victoria hall,-
it will be re-op§ned by the Holman*
Opera Company.,*......
At the 'Salvation Army, j’ootn Q,n.
.Sunday, a visiting, officer created
considerable arnusemerit by liis’pe-.
culiariLies, which were sueffas to pro
voke outbursts of laughter., .
Two’ of our well- known sportsmen
frftmped the river from the “.Mait
land Falls.” to the harbor last Friday,
searching for game. Nary game did
they find, however. “--r-- -
.The Snow Shoe Club have line! se'v-
eral tramps since our’last, and were
. to inarch Out to Mrs. Bates,’.residence*
Goderich towhshipTast eyening. • '
-*«BeleIieFs bread- rig traveUe<ftwith-«
out a driver, one’ day lust? week, the
'horse having Started on its own ac,-
count. An ac,tiVeyoung lawyer gath
ered up the lot and handled .the lines
splendidly on .the return journey.
Between one and two on Monday,
numbers of people might have been
seen looking through smoked glass'
at the annular'eclipse oftlie sun. AL
this town the whole passage was dft-
tinctly visible. .. ' •
A horse belonging to M. Hut'chin- ’
"son, Esq., ran away from the G, T, de
pot on Aionday, arid.brought Upzat
its stable after a good gullopc The
anfmal' was started b.v the'tffoddeft
blowing of a train whistle.
Mr. B. Allen; formerly of-this
town, and now of Uhicagd,■ ..sbnt
twenty five ’dollars, last WMkFto'.be
app.lied towards the reductiorfof St-
Georg?’s church building fond debt
—Ben evidently haB not forgotten
the old to wm,
A t the present time there is a large
class of High school, punils under in
struction in the usfe of the broom and
dtistpftn, The Drill /nstri.ictor,a pop-
ularyoung limbohhe liHV,is well up in
the workfos is shown bytho miuwellous.
manner hi which the squao! already
handles the besom.
Rev. Mr. Carson being still itfots-
■posed, Sir. AlcKibboti. of the IliftJt
school occupied the pfilpit of the.
Victoria street Meth, church last
Sunday morning* ’ In the evening in
liewi oi the usual service a pruyei’
meeting was hold.__
News reached tmvn on Saturday of
the death on the l l tb itftl, at Kansas
AIo,, of Hattie Kirby* daughter of
Amos. MartinJate of this town, and
piece of Air. Elijah" MaHiriw Theda*
WaS ancl foVolfthly
known in Ulis neighborhood and the
news of her death will- be sad. inteJH*
gehcoto her many friends, Hattie
1—alaters, Rachael,
General Brackenbury anti Scott an<|
bi# followers wer^thua left. in.posses-
eion of their stronghold, their loss
being insignificant. The Mahdi
Soott’s loss was more severe; the
number of those suffering from
wounds being largely augmented uy
those suffering from frightWith
the coming or daylight the Mahdi
surveyed the. enemy ami finding
how tlje muzxles of the empty bottles
deceived him was almost ready to die
of chagrin at bis mistake, and ft now
girding up his loins for a fearful
retaliation,
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Loek Out for
. 1
TwitchelFs
VICTORIA BLOCK.
Haring purchased
BOOTS AND SHOES
At Greatly Reduced Prices
• 'J am;prepared to sell XOWER THAN THE LOWEST
2BHARNES8
Both Light and Heavy, Double and Single, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,'
Trunks & Valises awajr down, .Baby Carriages in great variety.
15,000 Bunches of High land Pine and Cedar Shingles,
•V2Ei?,*5r cascinA-E*, . ;
to Uet Aver _
BHSS8SBH!
A bargain:
Lucknow. ,
Sjpacia? Correspondence,
The contract for the erection of a
new Methodist church Ort the N. E.
corner of Campbell and Ha 1 ok >
Btreets has been let to Large Btob .
LiBtowell, A handsome Town nail and
Engine house will also likely be built
on the S,E, cor. of Campbell andHave-1
look streets. These two buildings will
add {greatly fa the appearance of the
east end of the village.
Two rinks of our chrlers met an
equal number of Kincardine men at
Kincardine, and al ter a keen contest,
vanquished them-by three shots.
Fodder is very scarce in this neigh
borhood. Those "farmers having any
tospare’bave been holding it at ex-
..................... ’ , ' . .W. t
which Air. AleJis has beep importing
pressed hay. and selling it at areas*
onable price.—- -----------“
A-rather laughable incident took
place in the Express .office the other
day. Ari ardent admirer of King Wm
III, and consequently a loyal subject
qf the British Crown noticed some
thing behind the counter of the ex
press office which, to hfs excitable
brain, appeared to be an infernal
machine. It was with the utmost
difficulty he could be persuaded to
believe it was. a patent- shower bath.
Some;29 years ago Robt. Graham
of this village wrote and published
in the* Empire, a paper then pub
lished in Goderich, a short P°.em
named, “Things that Never Die.” I
presume more on account of the
writer than the real worth of the
piece, it was laughed at as-doggeral.
Since then it lias travelled many a
mile and recently appeared in tile
Globe, having beep copied from that
■ splendid magazine, “All the Year.
Round.” -
For a few years' subsequent to the
building of the R. It. Lucknow’s pro
gress hud been very slow. We have
-helcTour- own, however, and we can
boast that we are out of debt, which
is much more than some of our
sistqr towns can say. This year we
expqptaboom in the building line.
At present the Massey Mfg' Co. are
putting up large ware rooms for the
sale of.their implements, on Stauffer,
■ street. On the saipe street D,Mc
Donald, book and; shoe maker, is
erecting a store and Al,McMillan is
building a black smith shop on
Havelock st. During the" summer,
Fred Grundy.will put an addition to
his Btore. . D. Sutherland & J. Reid
will build stores on Campbell st/. ’ «
. We * had .thought, that the snow
shovel was laid by for the rest of the
winter, but we now find that that
aisef’uL implement .must be taken
from its summer resting place, and
’'we must give ourselves an hour’s ex
ercise for breakfast.' Bob Copeland
says he’d like t.o-make the fellqw. who
wrote “Beautiful Snow.” walk from
Lucknow to Wtngham without gloves
or fur cap one of those recent‘spring’
mornings. •
; ^MatEEs/^-Rev^foMi^- McNabb 1 ivas:
■ presented with1 an address and^purse ■
of $40.00,— Large numb r of farms
changing . hands, in" this section.—
■Saved Army doing.good work,—Ne>v
carriage shop opened^'. R. McMatli.
.. GRANDAKOTA. '■
•. Er.om our own Coiresplptd'&nt. ■■ ■ ' .
_' Mr/“Jivs..’ Praft Is building ,'a large
■.carriage-shop here.--
Only on.e marrigeable giij here. It"
is fun to see the y.ourig.Gr'an'din.mer-.
chants trying lover's-.various1 tiicks
to gain her smiles; -
Air., Charles Dean was married on
the 7tb inst to Aliss M. Sterling for
merly’ of Goderich township.
' Miss ’Rebecca Pratt is on the sick
’list- ' • ’ .
/ Snow is all gone, farmers' wil^cofo:
toen.ee seeding jn a few- jiays. ''
AlrS.IQep.1 Pratt sadly dissappoinL
ed her l>uajiancl'The other day. She
presented her liege lord ■ with an in
fant'female voter. Geo. was looking
for a man boy. •
Air. Alex/. Stirling, of Gardiner,
has been furnishing his house'grand
ly—new stove and. new- furniture,
etcL His. wile is visiting-aLTJayfield,
Ont., and if she don’t see this Ale;;/
Wil] give her a big. surprise. :
. A rather-curious occui’ence took
place the other-day? In driving out
friom Grandin a gentleman held a Gar-
dinei'/young lauy on h s knees; when
he got to his destination one of his
/legs was badly frozen. ..
.There are high old times at skating
and bulls ilt Gii'rdlneT every Friday
night.- “Unco glide” Canadiqiis
make the. best dancers' vvhetr they
-come to'Dakota—Kanaek-. ' • •
Having completed arrangements to movuto t1)6 city next week, requests all who are
indebted to him, either hy^Note or Book Account, to call THIS WEEK
settle the same, as. all accounts not settled by the 23rd mst. will be placed in other- .horbitant prices, in consequence of
hands for collection.
a P. S.—Great Baragins for the balance of this
week in Dress Goods, Velveteens, Gloves, Hos
iery, Cretonnes, Towellings, Cottons, Tweeds,
&c., &c., ffr-FOR OASEL^S
■ We have been asked by a»corres-
pondent, whether the acit of cribbing
the writings of others and palming
them them off as one’s own,- is con
sistent wi'.th strongly professed reli
gious views. We would like our cor
respondent to be more explicit in.
his communication if he desires an
answer at our hands. A person may
■profess strong religious .views- and
vet be devoid of all the virtues, as;
our cosre'spondenh will find by read
ing from the 14th to the 33rd verse
'of the523r.d Chapter ofSt. Mathew—.
write again-.'
Quite a laugh was raised last week
by the Signal's mention tyling one of
the—Glint on editors an abandoned
creature. As the article'in the Wtar
that»calle>d it forth quoted stealings'
both from the New Era and News ?
'.Recojzd, the Signal might have
been more explicit and than itb
readers would Jiave known who the
^abandoned creature” was. Our
opiniqn_is...that he can always be
found in the.^igna/ office, for any
person or persons wrho can_.week
af ter weelc^steaFt h ir ty - or Jor ty 4 tetos-
from the eolumnsaff'^iis'Dpap.er and
palm them, off as his own.is fully en
titled to the honor of
"Cribbing the work that others do
And Sho ating loud for fame,
Then crowin)j tike old roosters do
To cover his eribbing game..
' A well known and eligible bachelor
-accqpipanieiLby^two Jadjes started
dor C'fihton la'lsfftrweek with the inten
tion of bein g present a.t the opening
of the’'roller 'skating rink. When
about half way the putter and its oc
cupants arid the horse'started rollmg-
and neyer-. stopped till they reached"
•the- bottoiri of a steep embankment.
The roll -den v ri. scattered .the .bipeds
•in-.all directions and left the quadru7
. ped in the qmalous position of hav
ing his head wfiere his tail . should
have been,' which ' so astonished it
that it startedSkicking^sejem'mgly.be-/
lieving.it to ije the right kind di'war
fare to. release it from its peculiar
position. ■ AfixTa time a gentlemanly.
fai^ner appeared on" the scene with
lantern, wh.o, with—tjie assistance of
Dr. Holmes, ftiio was passing at the
time, helped our citizen out of his
diffi&ertty. The Dr, -took the party
to Holmesville, then kindly loaned
his cutter to tile benighted traveller,
.who soon made - tracks for Clip ton,
■'which place wap reached between 16
and 11 p.m. y/fW'-.;:--
' We have been aslfed by1 a. subscri
ber whose child has been several
terms in the senior, division of the
Central school, why..ft fifth b.obk form
could'hot be established, and thus
give hie child ah' opportunity oL pro
ceeding onward, instead of hammer
ing aWay at' the same 'old- lessons
term after ter.m/ "Thinking the
point well taken, we called on the -
P ri n ci pal and asce r ta i n ed that a •
large number"oi" his pupils had been
- two or-'mofe'veriiis ‘in bis vlasn. Fi-utu
our observaliofToTHie generaffitness-
of most of the passed over pupils in
the senior.division for advancement,
-we have much .'pleasure in recom .
mending that some such step be im
mediately adopted Were,such a
plan introdrfee'd lt.,wo.uld not entail
any extra expenditure on the Board,
but would give many apt pupils, who
Tor some reason-or other hav'e been
“p|iicked,’an opportunity oLadvanG—
’ing in educational knowledge. As
it is, some of the-brightest scholars
have'been passed-over terrh after
'term and left to start afresh over
the oft travelled road with every new
batch promoted from a junior yoom.
If a fifth book class should be formed
and succeed,- then a sixth might be
introduced, when our children might
get anj excellent education, without
having to be examined on papers1
that even.Di>; McLellan stated might
have been quietly ignored by the ex
aminers.
“^’LastrWednesdayourcurlers-played-
a game vyith-the Seaforth clufi for
.Gibbons medal. Tile play toblc place
on the ice of the latter club and was
keenly contested, but it might have
been expected after Goderich's re
cent series of victorie,s,theftrophy' now
"belongs to -the circular Town. The
following Bhows players and score.
. RINK
' A Goderich.—
AVTT. Welsh , .
A Col borne,
D. C; Strachan, ,.
A.AIcD. Allan,sk.ip-13. J Lj yiis,sk.ip -27
. ■ IUNK NO 2
John Wilson, -
Alex Wilson,”
J Pattei’sou', *
R Common,
' / . skip—26. skip-*-10
• ?Toiai8.'....,...39 ’ ' “ - 3.7
Before leaying Seaforth the above
rinks agreed to play among themsel
ves for a barrel of flour to be donat
ed to the 'poor. The loser of the
Goder’ch club to hand it over to the
Mayor of Seafoyth, and the loser,
of the Seaforth, to( hand it o.ver to
Godericii.
Oft Saturday afternooh the follow
ing rinks played for abarrel of flour
to be devoted to the poor of the
Lown.
HR Watson
W ff Welsh,
UapLTftiicyjL
C A Humberf
skip - 24
■; On Monday most exoit*
jng game of curling was played be
iwoeh the following rinks for a barrel
of flour. The champioha were called
oldtm’a and young, unte, It ended
AB Will be seen by the score Jft a vic
tory for the Oid un’». " „
Old Un’». " ....
A.Dickaonj
E Martin|
Mainland Lodge, No.' 33, A. F. and
A. M., G. II. C-, has ptie of the oldest
.Masons in Capadk lamong -its mem
bers, in the person of Bro. Peter
Green, ofi Colborne' township. Bro.
Green was initiated in Masonry in
Perth, Scotland, and in July ]829 be.'
came a member of Percy Lodge, No.
335, of London, England, under tiie
jurisdiction of tjie United Grand'
.Lodge of’England. In - 1845 Bros.
ThoSi Mercer Jones, William Dunlop,
Colin Hoss, John Brown, Williaiff
Story, Charles Winder, John Hal
dane and. “others, with Bro, Green es
tablished Union Lodge, No. 720, A.
P. and A. M., G. R. E., in tijiis town,
from whi^h time Masonry lifts flourish
ed. iiP'GddeffcliA We^KdpeL^tlfe olcl*
’’Patriarch's.journey to; the “Grand.
Lodge" will be a peaceful one.
At. the Tortnightly' entertainment
of the High school Lit. Society, last
Friday evening, ’the following pro
gramme was presented Heading,
.Mr.Geo. Carroll.; Solo',. Miss-G Mar
tin : Beading, Miss’ Oliver; Editress’
Selections, Miss M.’Allen ; Solo and
;-Ghbru8,^Iisses-StT‘aitonrGibsoiif‘-Bua-“
•ritt and ■ Miller,- and. Messrs; Carroll’
and Armstrong^' Air.-Cmoil taking
the solo. The-, following weref the
contestants fpr'th'e recitation.prize :■
Miss McConnell,‘ Curfew .shall not
•ring to-night; Mr'; Wygle, Edinburg
after Hodden; Alfts Burrit't, The
bell of; Attie.. The judges, ..Alias
-Moore, of-St. .Andrew's .warcLschool,.
Air. Jos. Williams and Prof. Foote,
_will hot' make known their delusion
until the i'ead?ngr speaking and. es-‘
say ...prizes 4>ave , beep decided. It
being the night for the nomination
of officers several, nominations were,
inade. Election at. next regular'
meeting. ' - ■ . . . . . ' ’
■ ■ <«odericii Townsliip.
• We are sorry.-.to learn that Airs.
John Thompson, of tfie Bay field line,
is doyv n w i th kid n ey .corn p 1 ui n t..
Ort Friday evening Air. lienry'.Bea-,
com gave an oyster supper to aJeWCI
of his old' friends.' llarry is a very
social-fellow. . ' . • .
Messrs.- John and Jacob Alarshall
have- been Visiting frie'iuls afound-
Lucknow., ■ They’rsport times pretty'
dull, up there/ ■ _ '
'Rev. Mr. Stubbs delivered.another
oI; his.' se tiesfo f 1 eclu res 'i.n..St., Jam es
’ Churcli, on T'liursday q'vening'of last
week, on the subject: '■/‘•AssyrianTn-_
scriptions'. ’ It was-very interesting!,'
Air. James Switzer has purchased
a piece of. bush land containing 17*a
acres from Thomas Harrison . lor a
■ fair sum. ■ . .•' • ’ '. u.
■ Mi’. Thos. Harrison .has bought the
farm of Air. John Elliott, of the 1st
cofi.., containing 40-acres, fora good
--8uin-.—r‘-^ffinni-y4s-4i-bUsiiWss^fol-lowM-
Mr. John Beacon), Jr., Miss Jane
Beacoca ‘«nd- Aries Lizzie , B'eacom
spent, a.few days with friendship
Stanley,, last'week. . ’ . "
; The debate on the Bayfield line oh
' Friday evening, was very interesting',
the.riubjegt, being married vs. single
life. L.ir. Robert Alarshall occupied
the , chair,’ arid decided in favor of
married, life. -Next Friday’hjght the
programme'wiil consist of songs, etc.
-Bethany-church,.on .the'.fitbuJSftll* 1
was burned to the ground aiweek/ago-
•last jStinday.
known. 1
Sheriff Gibbons,
Young Ui/s,
Ikriry,- ■
W T Wohh,
M. G StrAohao,
Stanley.
The Rev. ft. E. Smith lias been
holding revival services in the. C. M.
Church, Brucefield, for the past two
weeks. Quitie a number of Varna
people go out to assist him in his
good work. » . # ‘
The Rev. W. H. Butts gave a magic
lantern exhibition in the Presbyterian
clwrffii/Bayfreli'lroad /I as tTuesd a/
evening. Proce<eds of the evening—
$24—in aid of the Sabbath.-School.
; , Our energetic sirllool teacher, Mr.
McDonifld, who was indisposed for a
few days 1$ now .able, to resume
teaching again.
One of Stanley's old pioneers, in
the person of'Mr. Wo)m Sh'eyrftt, who
departed this' life last Tuesday, was
interred in the Bayfield cemetery.
The c'aUse of his death is unknown as
he was an old bachelor and liyed all
aloneand when found .lie Was in
sensible, . . . . 1
Air. J. McKenzie moved to.the Mc
Cartney farm, in Tuckers with, last
Friday.
“Mr, Robertson, of th» fro.ot road,
finished the last threshing of fthe?
season( on his farm on" the Babylon’
line, ■
Mr, J/Sherri tt has the contract of
creeling a new barn’for Afr. Richard
son, of the front road, . 60x40 anrl he
has also a cbntract for another for Ar,-,
drew Reid, on the Goshen line. Air.. J.
McCfelian has the nontract to ferret
one for Mr. Trim, Stinson, of -the
SaUble line.*-
Mr/J.Turner, af the Parr line, who
sblfl bjsTavtn. to Mr* McAllister, o-f
liay,Jieid a successful sale on lift
farm,’ Wednesday, March 4th, to dis
pose of his farm stock arid impfo-
Yiients. There was a ftrge crowd
present. Everything sold well.
The sale realized about $1,00L Mr,
.Thriner hitends toyemfove to Seaforth
about the first of A*pril, to live private-
lyfo We shall’ be sorry,to lose him
hfomrour midst as he has been a kln$
and obliging, neighbor, but Stanley’s)
joss Wiikfoe Seafor.th’s gain, .»
JOTTfNrift,
is dut on the war
• Fred AVfeeks sprain e;
i____r. ,?.,, ’’
Turner wears a smiling countenance
Mr. Tough.,our awsassot
path again—Mr.
........................r.____d his ankle in tho
swamp thp other day^Mr. Ilofmrt
hnir ..in LliO fare-
Potter's Hill.
Mrs/'Kate McDougall, of Detroit,
has been dohdg the village the past
week. "
* \Ve notice Air ./George -Tichborne,
of the 'Cth, has returned home after
an absence of three years. He has
been in, the States. • *"
A number of young folks’from this
vicinity took in the parity at Mr/
Gabriel Elliott’s ou Wednesday eve
ning last,They "speak well of the
treatment they received by "our
worthy Reeve<and his lady.
We notice our esteemed assessor,
Mr. Wm.. Wakefield, on his rounds.
/He reports, the dogs much scarcer1
than/they were a week ago?
Aliss Louisa Hillock has returned1
from her visit north.
Aliss Alary Simpson, -of the Nile,
is the guest of Airs. Hillock'.
Airs, dopeland, of Goderich, is vis
itingat Mrs. Thos. -Woods’," of the 4th
concession,
, Mrs. James Elliott, of the 5th,. has
•returned from her visit.to VVawanosh.
•Airs, Wm. AlcDoCigall, of Seaforth,,,
has been visiting . friends in.- this'
vicinity the pust week. ■ '. •
A 15 months old calf, the property
ofMirrWm. Elli.ott, of theTftbj turned
the sca'es last week at 860 lbs. ■
.Special servio.es are being held in
connection lyit-lrthe Alethodist church
in ’ this neighborhood. The pasXor,?
Air. Gee} (s conduct,in'g,,t|ie services.
We are sorry to have; to announce
the burning of Bethany church on
the 6th con'., on Sun<iay night, 8th
.inst;-,, at about .12 o’clock? also 'tiie
scabies used by the congregation.
The cause of the fire reiiftins a mys
tery, though i.t is-generally supposed
to have, been/caused by the leaving
of hot ashes',in tiie?porch?' ?We*irri-'
derstarid there-was no insurance On
,’tlie buildings. . No fooubt t-116 Cort-
gregatio'n will soon rebuild, though-
the loss comes doubly heavy, the
/chiirclrhaving lately been'fixed up'
itnd. ..repaired at considerable ex
pense.. ' , ,
. We- are BOEry to/state that Air .
James Elliott,',sr., formerly of this
township, now. of Goderich, is-’still
very sick. Little’hopes of-his recov
ery, we understand,’arfe held.
Messrs. ..James Cox aud-,£oseph
Agnew, of Lucknow,’are visiting in
, this neighborhood., ’ .
A- plensaut time.Was spent-byThe
'.young people ol'/this vicin'ily on Frft
’day evening last,*■ at the hall,on the
4th, The,“light f.lintasti.c”.vyas tripp'd;
to. "the s'pienuid music of Messrs
. Graham and McLennan, of the 6th.
Altogether it w.us one Of the finest-
gatherings of the season, • and ought
to bring pleasure and’eredit to the
parties that were the me;uis of getting ■
it up ftncTcarryffig it out. ■
. Messrs. J. and D. \Valden, pF.Ltick-
riowj.are dowp' here visiting relatives?
■An. oyster supper at AIL Tbonuis ■
Tick borne’s is the latest in bivalve
festivities. ...The guests speak well of
the hospitality of lAlr.. and Airs.
Tichborne. - . ’
; .One. of the most successful Orange' .
meetings ■fever held by 145 was op
, Ajonday. 2nd inst.. .Three.members
were advanced to t.he R. A. Degree.
Visiting brethren fro'm—JoB, lSO artd
"THS were present. J 45 is progress
ing as the banner, lodge of the county .
of Huron should;’it is th.e oldest in
the county; meets first Monday in
each month, visiting brethren made
welcome. .■<•'. .
.< It is rumorod-that the., eloquent
senior editor of the .Goderich rowdy
organ, the redoubtable' “Dan has
-..gone on a trip to Newfoundland, to
strengthen the hands of his Roman
Catholicfoo-religionists there. Owing
to th*e mis-caririage of justice in the,,
affair of the assaulted and. killed Or
an g e m e n^a t Haiffipr' Grac eft os t r o ifg a“
feeling was|arpusedagainsl|tbe Govern
inent that the Catholic, members re
signed a few.days ago. (Should Air.
Dari, use his wonted language toward
Orangemen, such as when he describ
ed them the “scum'of creation” when
blathering around the Court House
in Godericlq he will no ,doubt do
much good. ’ , • < '
War Notes.-—The situation’in the
Soudan is somewhat quiet.' The
dauntless’ Alahdi and ■. general’
•Brackenbury, Aiati Scott, crossed
swords the other night, Th'e rebels,
led by the-Alahdi Scott in person,
encamped on rising ground J<
5th, about a mile from the Huron
•Rond, About midnight-they attack
ed anti-Scott Brackenbury who had
tpassed his forces oh the lee side fof.
a hedge. A Btray'Bullet from a'riti-
Scott squad, from the. weapon of
Brackenbury himself, it is’said, laid
the Mahdi 'low; his enraged followers
raised the standard of the prophet
aloft and notwithstanding that their
forces were fearfully decimated, the
encouraging words of their wounded
leader, and the glowing pictures of
prrftdise and seraphic hourft, in case
of death, Which had been instilled
into them as they grouped around
their camp fires on the desert gravel
farms,' nerved them to wonderful
deeds of valor. The hedge as a
means of defence availed riot; , on
Went the aroused rebelspcarriyingihe
wounded Mahdi, like avenging angel.
They' made/ terrible onslaught on
Brackfenbuty’s anti-Scotts, who re
treated td the friendly shelter of a
/neighboring barn, which hot being
large .enough io held all- the troops
they tlirew up' ns earthworks a zarebfi
formed of old bfottletf and “sich’>Tike,
Tho night boing^omowhat dark, and
the "deadly, muzzles of tho bottles
forming tho walls of defence pointing
outward looked to the Alahdi and :.hft
followers like the muzzles of so many
. rifles, they incontinently fled all the
Warren Leland,
whom everybody knows as the successful
manager of the
Largest Hole! ’Enterpriser
5f America, says that while a passenger from ■
New York on board a'sliip going around Cape
Horn) in the cfiriy.days of emigration to Cal-,
lfurnia, lu Icnrned thatj, oho Of tho oiltcers of
thwye-scl Im’d curqd himself,■tluring .Um voy- "
ago, of au obslinato disease by the use of
Ayer s ’ Sarsaparilla,
Since then Mr. I.ELANP hns^jpecommcndeti'
Avek’3 Sabsaparilla in'niiuiy slniilnr
cases, and he has never yet heard of Us fail
ure to effect a radical cure.’
Some years'ago one of 3Ir, Leland's :faim
laborers bruised his l*'g« Owing to the bad
state of ids blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling
or lump appeared on the in,hired limb, lior-
rible itching of the skin, with burning and
darting pains through, the lump,, unute life-
almost intolerable. The-leg libcnlnfl enor-
'■ piously enlarged, and running ulcers formed,,
discharging great quantities of' extremely
^offensive inattnr,' No treatment was of any
■ avail until the man, by Mr. Lrlanp’s direc
tion; nas supplied with AYEn’fi>S<tnSAPA-
JlILIrA, which allayed the pain tiiidlTj’itation,
healed the sores,' renioved the swelling,, and
completely-restored the limb'to use..'
hlr.liELAND has-personu-liy used k '■ •- • (
• 1 * •
RA CENTS KA
wa- poun d. v V
♦ The Best ever offered In this,
vicinity for the money.
■ Also, General GROCERIES,,
equally cheap, - ■
FLOUR AND FEED' always.
. on hand,
for Klieunmtlfnn, with entire sneqesa; mid,
after careful obsorvaUoii, dcchuxs thr.t,'in
his l>el‘bf, thoro is no mei.iciuo i.i tl’.o-
equal to it for tlio cure of Liver Uli orderf.
Gout, tho e'fMctS- of high livin’'?, Sal _
Rlioufn, Sores,'Eruptions;, aiul Lil tho ,
’ various forms of hI'o'nd'’dtsrnrcFr"-“"'~-”"””a-
: We have JIr.LEpAND-’s poiau’.5&io: Ac>.lrtxl±2_^
all whp nuiy dcslro further evidence in r< [iai1.,
■to the extraordinary curative powers of.
•Ayeii’s SxnsArAniL'LA to see l.’.pi presen-'
ally either at his mamriioth CCiun lioUl,
■. Long Branch, or at the popular-Leland. Ri to!,
Broadway, 27th and 28th Streets', Ncwt lYcrKi
Mr. LelanU’s extensive'knowledge of til"i
good done by this unequalled.cradicritcc c I
.^bloQxLpoisuns gnabfes
much valuablg information; ■
: PREPARED BfV- ' •’ '
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
. Sold by all Druggists; $1. six bottles for 35.
1 11 V Ui
CREDIT SALE OF
Houses and Lots
In the Town of Clinton.
The: subscriber, has instructeo mri.
. D. DICKINSON to offer for sale on Satvii-
hay, 2tst Maiwii, 1885, nt 2 o'clock p.ih., at ,the>
Rattenbiwy' House, Clinton, TWO LOTS coni-
taininV J acre each, mure or less, together wlthi
.the buildings thereon, consisting of TWO,
FRAME HOUSES, sometime known us the “Luno i
property."
TERMS VERY EASY,
«,.™,.^;„„4m,d4ijailo»known-,p;uda.y.«oLsalo.-'
Proprietor^"
- laoimcsvilie-
On Saturday night, 14 inst., about;
30 of the friends and inembers:of Air.
' Jv Mafqui^ class met at-his residence
for the-purpose of giving him a fare
well suppei'. After padalung. of oysters
and other good thjffls they read a
very suitable address and presented
the gentleman-with two volumes .of
'Wesley’s. Sermonsand Mrs. Alarquis
with a silver Caster. The recipionts
-made appropriate replies. - Air.
Alarquis removes to Colborne this
week.' He will-be .much missed Ly
his-neighbours and. the Alothodist
.church, of- which lie.is anactiye, mem - •
,bcr." ‘ t 4 •
* Messrs' Hill and Lawrence ’have
*jlist .received a fresh supply Of tea;
they., have disposed of over 3,000 lijs.
fitly* • Tlioy arc • foliows>
and their goods seen to give satisfac*
'tionJ
. . Air. Jos, Miller and sons leave for
Dakota, to-day,“Success to Joe,” is the
• heartilv expressed wish’on all si fifes*
Ills' ftla neighbors anfl his associates
’on •tlio’. G. T. R. especially wishdiim
God .speed. • . , .. i.j.
L> O: L., 180 me'ots' next. Monday
night, a good attendence is requested
as there is business of importance to
be brought forward. . .
'Air. Wm< Crooks is^ablp to be
around again after three weeks $ick-
hess. • ■ _’ . .. . ...
Alias Ataggie Rutledge has been very
■ sick with quinsy; slje is, somewhat
improving at present.
The Goderich „Snow Shoe..Club
tramped through here one day last
week. Tall Fred was the most con
spicuous of the lot.
Air. Wm. Jarvis has moved to his
farm on the Uth., con.( which he late*
ly bought from,Air. A. AVhitingham..
Sharon Methodist Chuych.-—Tho
storm ou Sunday did not prevent the
/minister from going; but it did pre
vent the people. ’ Service next Sun
day afternoon at 2.80—roads* per
mitting. ' ' • ■ -
Tho address to . Mr. 4 and Mrs.
Alarquis was couched in ehoioo lan-
iguago and the tenor of it must have
Leon very gratifying to that lady and
■gentleman. It was signed oft behalf
of the class by Hdward Acheson and
Carrie Tebfiutfr, and would have boon
published this woqk but was received'
too late!. ■
A Winnipeg despatch saysWilson,
keeper in the Lrnmtfo Asylum, was btu*
tally tnnrdered by, an Insane woman.
lour,-
Fall "Wheat, ’ !•..
-Spring Wheat, ' - -
Barley
Oats, - ' ■ •.
Peas,
Apples, (winter) pur hbl,
Potatoes,
Butter
Ua.v,. '
.Pork- -
Cordwood,- —'' •
Beef," - ...-
(Froin bhojtftjesb.. local papers.) ■■
Fall Wb-at’ '0 TO a-'O -80
Spring-. Wheat...... ....... 0 78 a 6 8(i
Oats/ 0 32 a 0 34
55
14
0 Hl
0-6+
—0 "3 7-
0-60
0 18
' 5 ;75
SEED OATS, - SEED PEAS,
‘ / .SEED BARLEY. ‘
• —FOR. SALE BY—
^,j.±0B^±zsr
^At-'th&Standard-E&vfttor-yft-
339-tf.. . ; CLINTON.
And. Stoj&2Fee^erSt
BARHrCLBlnNGS
In lot(s of IQ or more Bags, at
10 Cents per-2-Bushel Bag
Standard Elevator.
A promissory note for $1S8.5O
made by James Young, payable
to Thos. dowdy * <0o/ orbearer, due 4th llarcli 1885.
All parties are hereby notifi
ed not to negotiate said note.
< TO K.ENT ‘
....--OR— . .
3FOW-SA.TLE:, . ..
T' WO STORY BRICK HOUSE on Vic
toria street, occupied at present fyy Mr.
Jolm^Robertson. It consists of 4 good
large rooms down stairs, anil 7 good sized
rooms upstairs, atid ccllarrilxSI feet. Sum
mer kitchen, stable, hard and soft water,
and | acre lot. Possession may be had ou
or after tho 1st day of April, 1885. For further particulars apply to W. W. FAli-
RAN or to JAMES BIGGINS, the'bwnor.
> ' ’ 336 ' " . ,
GIRLS WANTED.
ONE chambermaid and one dining room
‘girl, immediately. Good wages will
be paid, , Apply at ths uommoreial Hotel.,
JAMES MOORK
8274 f." Proprietor.
Incosporateil-by Act,Qf.Purliaineiit, 1S66.
"CAPITAL; o - ’ $2,0.00, ooc>
■ jwr, .$500,000.
: Head Office,. - -MONTREAL.
TIIOMAS WKlCSr.AN, president. .
’ J. Il. Il; MOTsSON^’Vii'e.Presid^t. ■' ,...
F. WOLVERSTAN THOMAS, General Mjjhiger. ‘ ■
.Notes ffiscdutopil. Collections malic,.Drafts-
issued, Sterling and American«ex- ' ■
.change bought and '.sold at foW- - :
. -est'erirrent rates. ■■• . /
INTEREST ALjUOWKD OK DEPOSITS..
M.6»c;.v inivimcctl .to (armers on their own note*-
with one c>r ni.ore endorsers. No mortgage ru-
quhitfato security. . ' ' . -
• lJ. C. BRJ&WER, -
- ' ''' Manager,
Eebru&tv. 1884. " / Uwntoh.
Lil* ■■<
And all Implements used on a farm
as Good as the Best, and as Cheap -
as the Cheapest, at
J. B. WEIR’S
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' IMPLEMENT WAREROOMS,.
iJLINToW ONTARIO ■
. . 81T*7’1
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..NEW ."...*..'
BOOT & SHOE STORE „
IN PERRIN'S BL0CK1
Hand-mnd? work, 'a&wed and pegged, at
prices to suit.ovory purse. Trio best work;
lowest prices, and ^atisfuction guaranteed.
As I have first-class city workman. etn*
.ployed, entire satisfaction is ft certainty.
Givo inc a esl{.
/t^ From six to twelve months’ oxedit
on good, reliable i®n. . . *
11. BEACOM.
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