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"arm for Salo.
The great marvel of healing ---the
grand cltwax of medical discoveries. 18.
Burdock Blood Bitters. It cures all
diseases of the Blood, Livery Stomach,
Bowels, Skin and Kidneys, Female
Complaints, Scrofula, General and Ner-
vous Debility, and is a reliable -tonin
in all broken down conditions of the
system. Sample betties 10 cents. Sup-
plied by all dealers in medicines '
-31r. Geo, Brownlee, of Xinburn,
is renovating his hotel„
-A B flat cornet has been added to
the choir of the Canada Methodist
Church in Brussels.
-Brussels boys are smart.. One of
them learned the house, sign and orna-
mental painting in three days.
-John Hunter has disposed .of 100
acres on the 9th con. of Grey, tt, Robert'
Barr. The price paid was $4.0400,
-T.hQ Messrs. Hunter, of Exeter,.
shipped over 100 head of tattle from
Goderich station on Wednesday of last.
week. •
-Mr. Samuel Beatty, a well known
fernier of Tuskersniith, is said to have
4.10 out," and has left behind him sev-
eral sorrowing creditors.
-Mr. John Sandersen, of the B.
dine, Howick, has 'sold' liis farm, con-
taining one hundred' acres, to 'Mr.
Matthew Sandersol}, for the sum. of
.$2,000.
-Mr. J. M. McGregor, son of Mr.
Daniel McGregor, of Harpurh.ey., has
let the contract for the erection of a ten
thousand dollar brick building in Win
nipeg.
-The rovival services in the.Metho-
dist Church, Lakelet, have been closed,
which has resulted in an addition of
forty or upwards to the church mem-
bership.
-The Exeter Lacrosse Club, which
was recently organized, have a chance
to distinguish themselves. Seaforth
has been rash enough to send thein a
challenge for a game on the 24th of May
-Mr. Henry Young, _saw . miller,
Lakelet, met with an accident ' last
week. His hand was drawn by a belt
in contact with a saw. The injuries
received will force him to remain idle
for a week or two.
-Mr. J. G. •Canopbell," of the 9th
concession of Hullett, has a cow q+'llicl3'
gave birth. to a calf which weighed 94
lbs: when born, and Mr. T. Nott, his
neighbor, has a. calf 1.1 weeks old,
.which weighs 350 lbs.
-Mr. Richard. Eacrott, of Rodger i
ville, who for the past twonty.years has
taught school in various .parts of the
county, has retired from the p p rofessien.
and conic to live an his farm, which he
had leased to Mr. Tiioilias Iariing.
e • -Mr. Alfred Lick.ford, who leas been
in the euip]oy of Vanstone Bros.. for
some time, has fallen heir . to 110,000
in hard cash. He. received •a'iilt�ft'for
the interest the other day. His home
is at Fordwich, Howick Township.
-Mr. John Cochrane, of'the Towne
Line, between Hay and. Stanley, re-
•cently sold to a farin.er in London
township, one of the handsomest nares
that has ever left this soeunty -She is.
six years old, and was sired by "Old
Lord Haddow." Mr. .Cochrane re-
coived for her the sum of $280 .cast.
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-Mr. John Livingstone, of',Grey'
on Saturday of last week; .rather unex-
pettedly, at the early -age of 44 and 6
months. Mr. Livingstone' has' been
Failing for the past two years,' his com-
plaint deing asthma, no one seemed to
think death was so near, however: ' •'A
wife, four daughters and one ...son re-.:
main to mourn his loss.
---The Exeter Brass Band has been
re -organi'z'ed. The follewing gentlemen
have been selected and will constitute
the band :-S. Gidley, leader; G. South
toff, E flat cornet; W. Davidson. Eflat'
base; J. Davidson, B. flat base; E. Spick
loan, solo baritone; E. Howard, second
baritone; R Shute, .lst alto; T. Newton
2nd alto; G. Bawden; B flat; H. Cowen,
B flat; C. Eaeret; B fiat; E. Dyer, 13 flat;
J. Grant, drummer; D. Dyer;: snare
drum; T. Oke, Symbols.
---Tile Commissioners of the South
Riding of Huron have, granted licenses.
to the folioyding parties in their dis-
trict for the current license year ;-
Township of ,Stephen -W. J. Moffatt,.''
Thos. Hodgins, . Wm. ' Baker, Ben..
Sparr, Wnl. Holt, Patrick Hall, B.
Howald, Wm. Cunningham, • E. 0,
Bliss,Henry Beckeuhauer, Thomas
Stacey. Township of Hay --Henry
Orthe, .Win. Becher, N. Deichart,, S.
Wolper, Henry Stanlake, W. R. Hod-
gins, Sidney Fairbairn, Richard Rey-
nolds. Township of Stanley -John
Joslin, R. J. Turner, Henry Shaffer,
Joseph Brenner. • Township of US -
borne -James Davis, James Crocker,.
Richard Tombs. Township of Tucker-
smith -Mrs. Knox, John. Daly, Wm.
Kyle, Wilson Gook ; shops, G. Si H.
Jackson. South Goderich-A. Knox;
Village of Tayfield-John Morgan, W.
S. McCann, Wm. Bowey, Charles
Stalker ; shop, T. J. Marks. Village of
Exeter -James Oke, Wm. B awkshaw,
N. White, Abel Walper, Donald Tay-
lor; shops, Isaac Carling, G. A. Mace
and John Farmer. Town of.Seaforth
-Robert Carmichael, Christina . Stev-
ens, Alex. Davidson, Thomas roster,
J. W. Carroll, David Ttitollie and R
L. Sharp ; shops, T; D. Ryan and T,
D. Kidd.
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Canute Methodist. -Services at 10,80 a. m, and.
6,30 p, m. Sabbath School at 2.30 p in. Ray, Dr' G.
SUTIIEELAED, B D. Pawn.. -
Canada Presbyterian.- Services at 11 a.m. and 0,30
p. M. Sabbath School, 2,00 p. m. Rev. ALEX. STEW.
ART, Pastor.
St. haul's (Episcopal), -Services at 11 a, m: and 7
p. m. Sabbath School and Bible Class, 3 p. Ray,
C. R. liixerun rs, Rector. .
Bible Christian -Services at 16.80, a,, nt: and 6.30
p m. Sabbath'School, 2.30 p, nt, Ray. R. TiloMAs,
Pastor,
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Sabbath School, 2.30 u. n1. REv, J, Gaev, Pastor,
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TRAVELLING GLfl E.
Grand Tr's uli.
EAST.'
•
Pass. Exp s. Mixed. Mixed,•
Goderich , . Lv'7.00 a In..12 05 p m..3.15 p m ..9.00 aux.,
llohunsvillo . 7,20 " ..13 30 " 3.50 " , „0,40
7.30
Clihton.M..., 7.30 "'-12.45 ".•:4,75 " 10.00 "
Seafotth...... 7.50 " . 1.10 a ..4.45 •" 10.50•
Dublin ..8.03 " 130 " .:5.10 " 11.25 "
tiitchtll :. 8.15 " .145 " ..5.35v". 11.55 "
Sebringaille. 8.45 " 2.05 " ..0.10 :"12.35pm
Stratford .Ar 8.45 " ,. 215 .,030 "'" 1.00 '
WEST.
Pass ' Exp's. '- Mixed. Mixed.
Stratford -1.v 1.20 p m..7.50 p to ..7.00 a m..8.4 , p nY
Sobringvillo.,1.30 .;8.05 ' ..7.30 ' ..4.10 ".
Mitchell 140 " .8.25 " .8.15 :4.45 "
Dublin 2.00 .8.40 .8.45 " 5.10 "
Scaforth . ,2.17 ,.8.55.'. .'0.15 " ..5.40 "•
Clinton 2.40 " :,9.15 " 10.00 " ;,0.15 ".
Holmesville2,60 ..9.25 " 10.20 " ;..0.35."
Gedertch;-Ar 3.15 ". ,.0.50 " .11.00 " ..7.15 '•
Great 'Western
NORTH.,
• Express, Mail.:. Express
London 7,40 a m....2.20. p m .6 .25 p m
Hyde Park 7.50 '12.80 " 6.35' '
.Ettricio-6,44 "
Ililerton 8.05 '1 2-49 ` 6 52 "
Brecon . 8.15 " ....8.00 ' " ..7.03
Clandoboye8.26 "' ...3.11 ....7.14
Centralia 8.40 " . ...3.25_,.'.'. ....7.28 ;'
Exeter 8,52 " 3,33 *'. ...:7.40 <,
Hensel 0.05 '......3.52 ' . , 7.53 "
Eiflpen . 9.11 •. ". ....3 57 ." .:.7.50 i'
Brueefleld 1)21 " .4.07 " ::.8.08. '" •
Clinton 9.30 !' ..4:23; " ...8.2p .4'
Londesborough 9:68 !! "..4 41- 11° ,..8:45 "'
Blyth 10,00. " .-.4.50 ", ,::.8.52 "'•
Belgrave10.24 " ....5.00 ;" ..9.00 ."
li inghani. ' 10.45 " ,....5.26 !' .;9.25
•souTll •..
Express.. lltall. "' Express
Kingham .... 7 00 a m• 385 p•m 020 p m
Belgrave 719 •. 3 13 a 38 •
Blyth:. • 7, 35 . " .3 28 " ...0 55 7r
Londesborough 7 44 " 3 33 " .7 04 "•
•ClBrincoftold..8 20 ° " ....4 07 "" •'7.43 "
Nippon • 800 " „4 15 . j' ...7 60 "
.11cnsall 8 30 " 4 20 . !' ...8'00: "
Exeter 8 62 " .....4 32 " ...8 25 "
Centralia 0 02 " ....4 42 " ..8 42
Clandoboye . 910 " 454 " .'.0 03 .i
'Brecon .: 9.27 " ..5 04 a" ...918 ": '
Ilderton 9 39 " ' ...5 13 " ....9 85
'Ettrick 9.47.-" '
Hyde'Park 9 50 <" ', 5 26 " ..10 00- ,. "
London 10 05 " ,..ti 5 86 . " -. 1010'
II Inness, Light,
Hctrness,eaUy,•.
Can'always be had at. the LOWEST
RATES, at
NEWTON & DENNIS%.
also a Large Stock of
which' will be sold OrlEAP.
We are gving Special Bargains in
Trunks and Valises. Our stock is very
much enlarged this Spring, in all the
above lines. All 'we ask is for the pub-
lic to call and inspect our stock and be
convinced that we are selling cheaper
than ever before known. We have al-
ways made' Light' Harness a specialty,
and warrant all Collars..
NEWTON 3c DENNIS.
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II.i} East Half of the North. hall of Lot 2, 8111 Con -
.1 cession, 6/orris, containing 44 acres, 01000 or less;
b t
a of
u t .5 acres cleared. The above Got is about two
and a half miles from the Nourishing village of Blyth,
end Quo (tuarter mile front the Wingllarn Gravel
Road. There is on the Lot a small Frame House and
a Log Stablo, and a Well of good water. Good fences,
TERMS EASY. For particulars, apply to
" JAMES CHAMBERS,
Clinton, AprIl lst, 1881- Clinton P, 01
FOR SALE,
-4x 'rim Tniuvisu-
TOWN OF 1LINTON,
Blacksmith Shop, Tools, & Good Will
co. an old established business, first•class stand.
/ Also three Lots, (i of an acro) with good frame
dwelling, hard and soft water, :orchard and largo frame
stable, Will bo sold all together or separately. Ternia.
EASY. rorparticulars apply to
A, S. FISHER, Agent,
or A. MATHESON, Owner:
Clinton, April 21, 1881, 9.4t,
VALUABLE
Village Lots for Sale,
IN BLYTH.
1. Part of Lot No. 8, Block "a A,' Queen Street, ,lfc-
Connell's •survey. This lot is in t110 centre of the
business part of the Towu, and lias'frontage enough
for three stores
2, Part Nos. Two and Three; Queen Street, Drnin-
mond'ssurvey-very conveniently situated.
0. Lots Nos, 11'and 12, Block "0,' McConnell's sur-
vey -very suitable, on which to erect private resi-
dences.
• TERMS 1 ASY.
For further particulars, apply to
or to the C. FLOODY, Blyth.
RECORD 011?ICE, Clinton.
To�fl Pra��c�cs
GOOD
0L.1NT0N
arriage s'oa'ks.
R. CANTELON,
OO'ANUFATURER
PROPRIETOR,
o11'
BUGGIES, C'. UTTERS, WAGONS, SLEIGiH-iS, &C.
I,TTMBER AND .SHINGLES taken in. exchange. Give me .a call and 1 will give
yolt pxiees that cannot be beaten in the County.' Repairing and liorseslloeiug dons
with despatch.. .
NOTICE.= --All indebted to the late %crit~ of 11 CANTELON &.
Bros., either by Note or'Book Account, are requested to call
and settle by cash or note. -
H. CANTELON,
T..E
PHOTOaRAPHE ,
Beaver Block, Clinton.
Imo• FINEST FINISH' ' LATEST STYLES.
ARGA1
JThat superior Patin on the Baso Line, adjoining
..,S•}nllmorhill,;fornterly.own ed In• 11r,.John Arm,
strum;,-ewuprising.:hot, 13, In the 17'th'concessionot.
:Ooderlcb'lou Township and part of Lot 33, in the 7111. con-
•cessioti of Ilullett-in 'all 105 'acres: hewed Log
House," Fralue Barn and Stable, large Orchard; &o„
Apply 00 Mr, THOMAS 1IILLER, Teacher, Auburn Y.
O., or todhe undersigned. E
cy That first-class Farth.0n :the Ifuron • Road, near
llarpurlaey; Lot 84, in - the first coneesslo,i 01.
Ott ,.n ;
o cillo 1.01 ores : 0 ch. r d ul t uu❑ • the Iwo -
porky ,(S at ) a,f 0.
porn of .L. Meyer, isqq..fog' an Frame Ilouso largo .
France 13'arn,},00d O2cliard, &e,. Apply to .111 WAf,
WHITELY, Huron Itoad Tuokorsmith-or to the
undersigned. .
tjLot. 20, in the Twelfth' Concession of Ooderlch
'Township near 'Itohnesvill SO,iwres,about40
cleared, balauco well timbered.. , 3 raine house and
stable. Well suited 'for a daira• or grazing farm, Only
5200 'required down; 01' would ho eichangod for Town
property. Apply to Mr.,E. MGINTOASTLS, 331y'tll;:
or to the undersigned. j .
4The valuable hotel property. 0n Victoria Street,'
; Clinto , knoivti as Lanes ,Hotel, • now occupied'
by Mr. (leorgo Knox; comprising,a largo hotel build.
ing, driving, sited, four choice, Town lots, Se.
F•' That elegant two;story fraise-dwelling"house on
. r) Huron Street, Clinton ,• formerly held by J. O.
riiilIet,'now occupied by. Mr. John P Martin',
(� The comfortable frame cottage on North Street,
l►. which belonged to the late. John. Pugh, now oc.,
copied by Mr. John Brailey -with two Mrgo, lots, good'
garden, &c. -near the FI a0. Mill.•
ry The good Frame cottage and -largo' lot No, 903,
4 , • 011 Erie Street, Clinton. The lot is near the
Jnnetion of the two railways, 'and mayhereafter be
valuable as a factory site, '. •
tJars Also oilier lots and buildings for stile. • Apply
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H.' HALE) ;.' .
Clinton, Apr11,11, 1881. Iiuron St,, Clinton
John Smith,
MERCHANT TAILOR
AND
'General` Outfitter,
.
(Carson's Block)
CLINTON.'. ONT.
Clinton .I larble Works.
liiIRON STfEETt CLINTON.. •
W, H. C.0.0PER, • Jr.-,
Manufacturer of and dealer in all kinds of
Marble & Granite for Cemetery
Work, at figures that defy competition'.
kra,. Also Agent for the Celebrated.
ARTIFICIAL 'STONE for Building leer
poses and Cemetery Work . which must
be seen to b appreciated. -A11 work
warranted to :vc satisfaction.
SI 000 FORFEIT
CAaER CU•E
• without the use of the Knife.
• The only Permanent Cure In thtl Worllt• •
For partleulars enclose two 3 cent Stamps to S, C,
Sucsl4, Coaticoolc, i' q., Canada.
&7` highest references. •.
CIIRES •SIVIFT AND CE1 TAIN.
Any parer can publish the above for 25 a year, with
this note and pulse regularly. . •
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Immix Cancer Curt Depot;
Coaticook, P: Q., Canada.
PUP`MITU `::, E ! ! FURNITURE!!
Clinton - Furniture Ware -Rooms, No; .77 Brie Block..
.Owing to the increase of business during the past pear,
Have taken out a now lease of No,'.77, hull will continne.to do busfriess as formerly,
. We have on hand at the preeentine as fine a stoolc'of Furniture as was ever on exhibition' in this Town.
which avo wi119ell at a.veiy� 861A LI. 'ADVANCE ON COST. .As we niahufattur0all our own Goods, WO are pre • .
pared to giVo our Customers BETTER GOODS for LESS IIONEY than can be obtained elsewhere.
ALL _GOO ,., S WARRANTED..
P. 001116,itanagcr ::• A. ,I$ENN°ETT Salesman
m t
fl Don't miss the place -No. 77 brick Block. -01 •
RACEY
IMp0RTI2R' OF
BAR' IRON, STEEL, DARRIACE & BUILDERS'
HARDWARE, GLASS, OIL,__PAINTS.
anuary 12t11, 1581....
Clinton, Ont.
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Our stock is always kept FRESH and well nssorted. We bur in the best market
for CASH, unci warrant to give satisfaction. ''PRODUCE TAKEN IN'EXCHANGE...
SS.;P.ALLISER & CO. ' 99 BRICK BLOCK ,•CLINTON.; •
THIS WAY FOR
Cheap. -Boots &. Shoes,
2fen's 'Long Boots,
Boys,Long Boots,
YozOlas Long .Boots,
Jlrom'en's Goat Skin Shoes,
' Misses' Goat SkinShoal,
1Vonlens':.13as€toned Kids.
VICTORIA BLACK,
07
CD
rri
✓
NEW ARRIVALS
Trnls, ; Whigs, '
VALISES, &o.
Cell mild SO theta ;Single and •
Doublle Harness, both attract-
ive' -and .durable 1
CLINTON,,' -;. ONT.
CLINTON
SPRING BED FACTORY, AND 'FURNITURE
WAREROOMS.
W. B. CRICH &. CO., VICTORIA `ST.. °LINTON.
Now bog to intimate to the inhabitants of Clinton and surrounding country that hoy have en hand a vett
select stock of all kinds of Furniture, such as Parlor Suites, Chamber Suites, Easy Chairs, Patent hackers.
Sideboards, &c., &c. Ire SPRING BEDS and LOUNGES made to order,'05 All parties wishing to pur-
chase will consult their best interests by giving. 08 a call. .. •
FUNERALS FURNISHED on short notieo. COFFINS and SHROUDS always on hand. -'
N. B. -BASSWOOD LtTMBER taken in exchange for
Goods.