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VIEW.a. OE• THE .OA1f10L10 AiteallISIUOPS
AND $ISIfOPS.-•-;•AN• AGREEMENT 'WITII.
THE b`NP LEAGUE.
- London, April 28. ; ,Tia .F U Mai/
Gazet4 says ;--If Dillon in his, speech
on eviction is right there is very little
chance of, the Land Bill getting through
Parliament iti time. to prevent the oc
curenceof painful and disasurous,Otrenta-
in Ireland. It would have been better •
to bear for a time the evils against
which coercion was intended, than to
provoke worse evils that now confront
us, and for which coercion is showing
itself to be no remedy. ,A. party of of -
tigers sent to serve writs on Lorca Guil-
lemon's estate were attacted by tl, mob•
,9f men and women. The sub -agent of
the property and a bailiff were stripped
naked and the writs torn, up. The
police threatened to fire on the mob,
but the latter cautioned them not to
do so or the whole party would be mur-
dered. Subsequently thirteen persons
were.. arrested, During the investiga-
tion of their case a troop of hussars
were stoned by the snob. The people
were charged and dispersed by the.
troops. No new writs have been ser-
ved.. • •
THE CONSERVATIV) MEETING.
Nearly every Conservative member
or the Commons attended •the meeting
at the Carlton Club to -day. The Duke
of Marlborough and several•Trish Peers
were present by invitation. Sir Staf-
ford Northcote presided. • The leader-
ship of the Conservatives in the. Couh-
nions was informally discussed, the
chief subject considered being the Irish
Land Bill. It was arranged . to give
notice of an anlendinent in the Coin-'
mons to -night with. a view to;, securing
important alterations.
DI;INISTERS.ON TBE. LAND BILL.
At a banquet last night 'the Mar-
quis of Harrington defended the policy
of the cabinet.. He believed the evils
of` Ireland were ton,, deep seated to be
removed by changes in the relation be-
tween landldrds . and tenants, These
evils will never. be effectually. removed?
until the number of owners of property
is increased. It is therefore to the
clauses in the Land Bill which point in'
that direction that we look for. •the ulti-
mate main improvement intim condi-
tion Of Ireland, Mr.:. Blight said the
object •of- the Laiul<• Bill is to give -as
much. security td the tenant as t0 the•
landlord, and, give hint: the• greatest
possible stimulus for•his industry
THE noun OF, Common,:
In the' House of Commons- • today •
Lord John .Manners .(Conservative,)..,
gave notice of an amendment that tlhe
House, while anxious to maintain.`the-
TJlster customs and .other. analogous..
customs; and, to remedy and improve
the defects' in -the LandAct of 1870:.is
disposed' to. aid such remedy in the de---
velopetnent of the industrial resources
of the country, rather -than by a .Bill
which confuses without .settling on a '
permanent basis. the relations. of land-
lord and tenant..
COERCION ACT ARRESTS
John Creedoil; and Cornelious Creed-
on, brother, and John O'Sullivan,'law
clerk, have been arrestedat Mill Street;
County'Cnrk, under the Coereion'Act...
THE VIEW OF • TEM: IRISH CATHOLIC PRE;,
LAVES.
DupLr; April 28.—The .Crhathiolic:
Archbishop and .bishops of Ireland,
have sent to Mr. Gladstone resolutions
conveying.their Views .as•to.amend menta.
to the Land Bill They recommend
perpetuity of tenure to future•tenar.its,,
deprecate the exclusion from the bene:
tits of the Bill of leaseholders andten-.
ants, in arrears, recommend:further
/imitation of landlord's power to object..
to a tenant intending to resume poses-
sion and to raise the rent, strongly con-
demn theimmigration' provisions and
the omission of laborers front the bene-
fits of the Bill, and reconien'ded'. a coni-
• prehensive scheme for the purchase and •
reclamation of waste land, arterial drain.
are, and liberal advances to tenants.
f(.r improvements
A IIOR,RIBLE.TRAGEDY., -
A Loaded FerryBQat Capsi;es.in Mid.
Strearn.
A NUMBER OF LIVES LOST.—CUILDREN
DROWNED IN 'MEM. PARENTS+ SIGIIT.
• —FATAL RESULT QF FALSE 1i,COkiO1WY,
—There are few moil in this county
who can beta Mr. John Sl)erritt,, of
Ilill's Green, as a mover of'buildings.
Last week he raised and moved
barn for Mr. Wm, Aj1e1T, of the 7tli.
col. of Tnckersmith. The barb is
56x36 feet, and the.enttle: work.was
completed in tarp -days,.,, and. was ',well.
done. The- building was moved 40 feet
in 30 minutes Mr. Allen intendshav;
ing a stone foundation placed unde
f t'talile alb(
his f n and- taking,e ul 0 1
u lar , ho
commodious stabling for his stock; • •
The Liver, the. Skin, tho'..Kidnoys
and the Bowels, are the nattttal clean-
ers nf.the system ; secure,their•beatthy
action by nature's grand remedy, Bun -
1e Wit BLOOD rITT Ens: tt cures. Sci'oflilfl,
-It Cures Liver'. Com plain t--lt cures
L)ygpepsia—It mires FOIllf Ceniplai» is
awl purities the Blood while it restores
.trength and vita'ity to the shattered
sl stem, Trial,battles 10.. Cents.
Elgin, Ill, April 28.—The high water
of the two weeks past carried: away the
bridge connecting the eastern portion
of the city with the western: The pub
lie .schools are en the west, and the
majority of residences on the opposite
site side. As a temporary means of
transportation, the city provided a
common scow as a ferry boat at a cost
of $150, propelled by an ordinary rope.
At 8.30 a. m., while in midstream, , they
scow witha load of school children
capsized, and all but one were drown-
ed. It is impossible as yet to learn
the names of the drowned,, as the scho-
lars were constantly crossing and re-
crossing. The entire population new
line'the river banks, and the griefand
agony of the parents is indescribable.
Only one child was saved. .It clung to
the scow, which drifted toward the
shore, and was rescued. The current
of the river is.unusually swift, and the
straggling children were rapidly car-
ried down the stream and drowned.
• LATER,.
There. were 33 little school children
aboard the scow when it upset, which
occurred in the middle•,of the stream.
Twenty were saved by boats pub our
from the shores. The names of ten,.
who are missing, have not yet been
ascertained. The scow used. to trans-
port the cl!ililren was only 15 by 16
feet, and' was o'lcl and unfit for the
purpose. Its use was condemned from
the first, and, on account of.'their'fears,,
many parents every day Wentz to the
river to see their•children.safelly aboard
and some . accompanied' them over.
The presence of the parents on the
river biiihk, while their helpless children
were drowning in their sight, added to
the awful horror of the calamity.'
NO bodies have yet . been recovered.
A low estimate of the number'drotened
is 12 or 15. Much indignation is felt
against the City Council and the build-
er of the boat for employing . such.a
miserable bulkasa ferry. boat;
roadfoot 86 Bog,-
Her! kers
Our stock • of Undertaking
Goods is very.; large and eom
plete. 'Any person. requiring
anything in this :rine -will incl_,
to: th )ir: advantage to calf*
and see, us, as we havejust re-
ceived a, large stock o.f
WALNUT AND
9QSWOD
'CASKETS.
,Also. COFFINS, of every des-
•cripttien, frpm.the best Ameri-
can and Canadian ninnufactur-
err, also a stock of 'Roliea, and
Trimmings; which weare pre-
pared to furnish - at half the
price . formerly charged for
these.Gooda.
KO. 7T BRICK BLOCK. '
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SEEDS. SEEQS.:
AVI
?4r aleck of Seeds for hist,; in
Field, Garden. ' and. Flower . Seeds,,
Is complete -a11 New, Fresh and Rolinble,'and .
will be sold at lowest prices.
•
• Clover Seed, extra fine..• Timothy ,Seed, prime. '
FLAN, TARES i • Bi OKWHEAT,'
• MILLET,. t ,01tCIlARD, IIt7N.GARIAN.
IS' Special attontion•ltas been. given to the sole°.
gen st all hinds of Swede Turnips,. Mengel - Vurzels,
Mammoth, large red.; Norbiten Giant, Largo Red •
,
Cbtl,iupion Intormediate-•Carrot Seed, all varieties; •
' Garden.Sceds !' Gairtle l Seeds !
HARDWARE. .
Builders' Supplies at Special Low,
Prices.
SIGN OF i!:' THE PADLOCK. •, sy DR. CLARKkpoN.
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HARDWARE,
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HARE.IVYi...RE..'IndiaA Bloa! Syrup.
SPECIAL . SOW • PRICE° IN
Nails, Lits,
Locks, Oils,
Hinges, Glass,
Barn Door Rollers; Pu
tty, isCc.
elir A. large quantity of Four Barbed Galvanized Steel
Fence Wire, at Reduced Prices, ' Spades, Shovels, Rakes,.
Hoes, 4., in great variety. Just received, a large let of
f?o yah• Canadian Clothes ' Wringers, " at very loco
prices,
Best No. 1 Coal Oil ; also,, the Celebrated American. Headlight
Please Give 17s a Call. " Prices Very Low.
Barbi
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RE 1.10. J .'IRE
Paints, Glass, Oils,&c. -
S.;11►,1!.dIS, Phoenix Block, Cllnteai
TIIn 11;t -110v RECORD wiii
be sent to any address, pos.
tage free, for the balance
of tl.e, year, for only 7;i.
It. Cents,. iaubscrjlo, tlp.'v.•
HARL,LND BROS.,
Sign of the Padlock, Albert Street, Clinton.
THE WORST PLACE
in this Townto get your
Is at the Old, Waterloo (louse...
ROBB, THE GROCER,
Keeps the• worst Stock in'Tcwn. His prices are higher than,
any other Grocer ;..he.is very inattentive to this customers, ands
makes himself generally disagreeable to every person that does
patronize him, and he don't want your trade—still, he keeps.
.open day and night." •
"Dear me, Low this world is given to perversion, nearly EVERYBODY
BUYS FROM HIM. '
•
There Mustbe Some Mistq'eHere.
For Hi.& Goods are all N'ew and Well ,Bought, and -
,Dan't You Forget• It 1" -•
Remember; the place= .
pPos e P s 0 lee, in:the ``Old ate loo Haug' ;''
LABORATORY,
77Wi3d St.,.New York Cate
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Dt/;ipensfa,1.rfvet*
Diseases, A"ryer. d
.l•'p?'¢e, Dtk' rums[
• D)rgpsfp..
9$rc+rt laisease,
.Rdliousness, Jr er. voars. Dltrb3: ed�, etc,,
TheBest REMEDY KNOWN to Man f
70,000 AGENTS IIAYE SOLD SINCE gp18770
9.000 , 0OO Bottles.,
This Syrup Possesses Varied Properties..
I¢ sttmelt„ten. the I'ytynline In the Prawn,.
'which entice, is the of orrh and sugar of the.
feed Lon gtacn.e. A dntfciv+.cv i,I Pytyallrtbno
cnnsa, Wind nnd'Pn►trane „f,I • fund o,e,
etomaele -1•4•, the mrdiclue in t:rlr,•n tmu.edi.,
pstely mnitt' eation ngIhoW7ofdvpr. ferwentttloa of foodto
revenrreIN niE'
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It nets upon rhr I{.•,neve.,
It Itegubito.. the Bowels.
Et Petition Iho Mood..
II[t'PQruotrorrfoteeID' it,0vt.fn'ts .8
ietem:
It No.-rishrs,nand
Tnvilnrntre..
Itenrrtrs MT the 011' Bleed and tn•,lu•N new
It opens floe pores t' the Latin suit foducra
hienitin Perep,ruttFaw
It neutralizes Iho berlPitery tsfr'., erpotson in tho
blood, whit+. pener:tun S+rort 1a, I,rys,pelas, and all
manner of skin diseases tnd i Omar humors.
There are no spirits employed in its manufacture.
and it can he taken by the most delicate babe, or by
the aged and feeble, 'care only being rcgaircd lis ..1-
tenlfon lo.directions.
PRICE 07 LARGE BOTTLES, $1.00 -
TRICE 0D • scut L 1#0TTLES,' - 5p
Read the VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS'
of Persons who have been CURED by that
use of the BLOOD PURIFIER.:-•
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DYSPEPSIA.
• • Aylmer, Elgin Co., Ont.
•
• I have used your remedy for'Dyspepsta, and recom-
mend it,to dtiiens .
••• - Mies..J0n:1 FAIoTIhao.••
DID YOU HEAR THE .NEWS ?
roccrics at Right Pnces
•
-Our Teas are -Choice .oar 50c.. Tea tabes the dead .
for 7.5 'ants You . et . th:a Best.
'.. . .' h'.::�. :•caul:'-, be -'beat
ur �Oot� a�� � . des , .
For Quality; or Price -Some very, Choice Lines.
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Pies .of ;Croc/i'ery-anci .
A`F EO„�'TOAA: PRICE.S.9
a
Thr Week.
131T�s.• S:u:gar''for: X1.00, s
1 Bring on your Potatoes,, Butter and Eggs. We never•refuse the Cash
No trouble to show goods.. •CA$a'FOf EGGS;
= TO THE: =PUBLIC.
Tllirti tdersigned begs to announce to tho'people of
Clinton and surrounding Pownshipe. that he is
• . prepuredito do.ull kinds of
Framing and' Raring
AT REASONABLE RATES.
Moving i boldin s a ,Specialty..
W. E. Graham)
f CLINTON. -
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'THit VI.RI ni:ttr
MACH.NNE
THE
•I.N'.CHI. WORLD, is manufactured by.
MMMoCollBros. &Co;, Toronto
rind for tate i.v all dealers.. - Aalc' your
literehtnit for LA.1U1)TNL. and ttikc 110
other. -
Tills oil,. rimier the secerdst test snit. Most fictive
rnntpetit6,n, ons nt rho Tgronto ]ndustrbtl 1 xjtibi.•
tion aunvded the iJii6•hest ze; .rise rho .told ltda1
of the Provincial Exhibition, Hamilton, and, tho high-
est
d rh-
estltlVard.at the Dominion Exhibition, 0ttttnnt--the
Silvcr.)iedal. • • •
Partners and all who use Arrioniterai ltochiuerr
will save i 01 0 ; tuai machinery by ut.lttg hone but
Las DINE„, i•iinf, .
THOS. 'REI
Desires to inform hitt patrons and friends that he hl
REMOVE
Tailoring Establisb.n.ent
• to the teems
°V'ei' Lawrence c , GracPy's- '
Furniture Store, .
Where he W111 bo pleased to promptly attend ;Wally
orders to nut.• be favored With. .
VALUABLE jllt`.,j)itlIfiiP,,,
• i•have•used-year Blood 'Syrupiiiilrroui iCe:Won•
• dorful'and valuable medicine. ' •
Mae, (Bern REDFORD, Atyrer, Oihb
• A SPLENDID BEMEDY roR-DyspEi'stA. •
I have used'your Inulin Blood Syrtip, and oaiisodit
to be used in sovoral•Dims of Dyspepsia and found it
to be a • splendid remedy. ' 1 recommend it to tato
afflicted,
Wt W. Wittmt;•Ayliner, 'Ont.
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FOUND IT AS RECO Ita,NDFD;
• - I have used your Indian Blood Syrup for Dyspepsia
and found it as recommended.
Jouv W, DiLle r,
Aylmer, Ont.. .
I ANAGENT'S TESTIMONY.
I have used and sold the 'Indian' Blood Syrup • and
find, it the • best remedy in use for dyspepsiand as q
blood .puritter, i:. •
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Lsivts Bausu, Aylmer, Ont.
. RHEUMATISM.
. (+have boon troubled with rheunuttism for a great
rttttnl° years, Your Indian Blood. Syrup is the only
one•of many remedies thaat did' me any good, 1 re-
contir:end it to all. .
' lllas. CA•rteRlxaCfu0n0LM.
• Kenyon, Olendarry County, Ontario.
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DISEASE OF THE STOJI Aon ' . • '
• Cross Hill, Waterloo County, Ont.
DEAR Sia, -1 was troubled with, severe pains in my
Stomach tnd also with IONS ofappetite, mid was mi...•
aide to get anything to relieve me until .,took your
Indian (flood Syrup, which effected u speedy curt 1'
Shill 0.14aye give your medicine the .praise,it so: justly
deserves ..
HANDY LEL.
SURECURE•FOR DYSPEPS1Ak, .
• Burford., prant.Coa•Ont,
I wish to state that your Indlan..BlooedSyrup has, .
completely, cured vie of dyspepsia, Leon stably re.. •
commend it to all.
Mnsi. Ai.Ion SMRs; •
A WONDERFUL MRF.
Burford,. Brant Co.; Ont.
In the spring of 1877 I Was very: ill„ andwas attend.
ed by several doctors.. Some thougbt•lthad Diabetes ;
others, diseased kidneys; they all failed to do any
geed. •• 1 tried your Indian Blood Syrtekwltich did uta.
so muchod.tlatIwas soon. able, to.do.my house.
hold work„ I would have died, but for your valuable
medicine..
CAJ.iOTA:SRAVER.
O'ISREAu111LY'S.EX1'MjlIENCE, ` •
My .tad bn udow's mnt dfor tw
years wwriteith heat disease—sheeenordoothetl;to botreatcarref4tt turd
o
trots her bed, She used the htdiun Blood,Syiup butt ..
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ashort.tinto whoa she bogs n.tq. walk amo.tciq, and has,
not kept her bed a day since. 1talso cured nil.
slaughter 0I Chills and Fever.
Rtn l+5 f0Colmbs,
iiolvilly $0µn0 Co., Ont.
DYSPFtA AND LIVER -COMPLAINT,. •
ltelvitl, Brant Co., drit,•
Dew Sir, --Year Indian Blood Syrtip, Is the best
medicine. for dyspepsia aiid •liver complaint 1 Over
50011.
Mas. M; J. BnmaE.. .
' SAVED HER•LIF r
' 'K'Kelvin, Brant Co., Oht,
I hall. beth, tinder doctors' bands far eight yearu
After using Your tilood Syrup for 0 short time, I was
enabled -to do all my work. I) truly believe itsavetL
my, lite,
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