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PaESIDEI`[T-C4-.4tatI'T'.D still lingers izl
about the.. samel3t>itet,.w.itk. very little
improvement. Ibis: medical attendants
are still very hopeful of ,saving his life
while among, .outsiders, the impression
is gaining ground that be is gradually.
declining;. The earnest hope of all is
that a speedy chance. may take place
for the betteio,and that be may,•be soon;
restored to health.
Tag election for Argential, came off
on Wednesday last and resulted in the
return of Mr. Abbott by • a majority
of 106 with six places to • bear. from.
Notwithstanding the prophecies of
several Grit papers, 'ancl Mr. .Blake's
tour througii'the Mist, the"evil and de•
structive results of the N. P., the Syn..
dicate frauds and other 'short comings,
the electors 'of Argentieul have put on
their armor and elected the government
supporter by a large majority. An,
other example of the "great re-acticjn,"
SENATOR zi.i . ' ]3ULL,.Of' Ilafnilton,
died very suddenly on Eridtiyafter-
noon last, at the.age of 57 years. De
ceased wasa•. native of Ireland, and
came to Canada, while be was yet very
young. He wai–fliit elected for "Went-
worth to the •Legislative Council of
Canada. in 186.1 and on the death of
'floe. Donald BleDonaltl in2.1870 he
was elected to the Senate as the mem-
ber for Burliugton. He. took a very
active part in public affairs, and,held
a number of important:publio portions.
In politics he was a conservative' •
SP3RTINQ I1TELLIQENCE.
PEDESTRIANISM.!
• In a race between Alex. Murdock,
of.I3lyth, and a professiona] from Paris,
at Sea£ortlle, a few days ago,, for $25
a side, the latter won.'.
LACRO,S'SE.
The Athletic lacrosse club, of Brus-
sels, visited this on Tuesday last'and
played a thatch With the Dauntless club
of this place, resulting in a victory. for
the. libm team k>y~ 3 :to 2 :..Brussol:i
intron a strong team but they don't
seem to have had muell .pritctice. •
QRICKET
The juniors of Seaforth intend play-.
Ing a game with our juniors—the Wide'
awake?. on the 25th inst..
A match was played• on.'V. eduesday,.
. last, .hetrrveen the first eleven•, of the
Climax club and a club made tip of apart
of Victoria Block and others, resulting
in the the defeat of the''latter by one
innings. Following is the score
Uliinax, 1st innings, 50; ViotQria, 1st'
innings, 37; 2ncl, 13.
British Gr:tirll,,Tr cls...•
London, Aug. 15. --The Mark.: Lane
1;zpress, in its review'of_the graiutrade
the past, week,. says ;—Rains have
everywhere delayed the harvest.' Where
the crops are'still :standing ripening, watt
checked and the cnilclew which had gen-
erally appeared. 'vas.tllereliy increased.
The early crops, however, are free frons
mildew, and are the cleanest since 18,63,.
The first threshing results were distp
pointing. on account of the thinness.
.A feeling of doubt and mistrust as to.
the harvest .has given to 'trade a tone
of excited apprehension. Samples of
native wheat have been growin ;:.scarce,
the supply in London last week having
Leen only 863 quarters, sed the'' rates-.
advanced 3s to 3s per quarter., 'With.
early and large . deliveries of the new:
crop a glut was ekpecterl at. this,titne,
hut tite ehn.nge ill the weather stopping
thrashing from the fiele's and altering,
the condition of the graift has prevented.
a glut during,. August. • •
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Eorward trade was briskand season-
ril,le. Offerings were readily taken in
all positions. .The floating bulk is'slow=
]y diminishing. In 'flour the best makes
were Is. to 2s dearer.: .The foreign sup-•.
ply very small. Rates:.ilnprc,Wed fyd
Friday, mainly in acoordauoe with>•the•
improved values .,of Anjerioan export.
grades. The 'barley crops will bro'bably
be fair. G•rinclitg samples inlpi•ovecl•6ti
in sympathy with Jiore*. feeding.,
sfnfTh. Foreign! 'also inprOved £tri
Natire, oats rra1'er•.ly,quota',�lo•-, Foreign,
1),1 clearer, 12iyr niaize:buyers oiilir.au•
advance of 6d, brit sellerswwaut6d . •
Sales of + nglanfd wheatoduting,, the,
t, e'k, 10,892 qosr,•..against 1t002' gyri.
at 44.a 4d per qr. for„ tico,00rrespouding
weal: of last year. ' •
Foreign trade off tli eoaat stands at.
together ,iri.favour of . sellerar. White
wheat arlvaniei 2s. pencil*. ` The Supply •
]:as
been moderate. The .off coast sup -
l' i v was a l_icargoes, of which h4 were,
AT •0 L MT O N„.
D E S 1: . , AUG., Sist
/etruning from a Victorious Vogage in Foreign Lands
Tlteadenttcal Supremely (treat mud w.orld•Famoua Consoli'datt n„ltaving perforated to applauding millions bo.,
yond the eras. Four tines Its former size; and five -times larger than our three shows In the world,
W. W 11: O.OLE'S
$2,000,000 New gigantic Circus,
Maminoth Menagerie, Congress of Living Wonders and Acad-
emy of Trained .Animals,
Faithfully” representing and depicting the peculiar, striking and:varied marvels of every land under the sttn
illustrating each nation°with hying examples and multiplied attractions, gathered during a journey through al
parts the world, there exhibiting and gaining the unanimous approval of learned critics and royal rank.
'�r�.rl,4,�itrKm'M=sem
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The Only Show to . C rcumnau/`gate the Earth,
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Retaining mammoth ocean steamers and many' railroad trains, thus enabling- um to brine back a perfect flood
of amazing noroltics, a List of winch would noniron volume. Therefore t will .only mention .n few prominent
and totally now features, such as you ilevcr.saw before, and whose counterpart all the shows of the earth can-
not produce. •
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Looe at -the Array of A 'ded Attractions,
Headed by the alae of mid air ventures the daring
AER1A 14 BICYCLE .
!those reckless voyages in tate aerial soasotioug a slenaoratrand of wire, mounted -upon' a frail, narrow tread,
bicyelo,.gofng. at lightning speed, and carrying. three, Mall and female aoriatites, completely. overshadows till
prorona exploits hi atonic exhibltioua. Following this inspiring Climax will be. seen
THE HEROINE HURDLE RIDER, M'I_LE LINDA JEAL,
A TROUP OF MOAlii tded WAR�DAhe "tNCERS,.
Tatoo4,I Natives of the South Sea islands,
GENUINE BEDOUIN ARABS,
• • Vaulters; Tumblers, and,Ilerculese Sonsnf1%1e01ne
TH NECRO'MANC-eRS OF`I:N.DIA,:•
11.—Matd 51ondeeri, of a 'Mystic Saco.
THE HIND00..ENAKE CHARMERS;
l'i ho play. With Venemou, Reptilos.
At>d•getI have to announce an enga;ehont'ivith and positive appearance of the '
ORIGINAL and only • AUST .T1 &N ••BLONDIN.
Tho hero of all .notablo hnaards upon the Iofty wise and wearer of studded belts, Land heavy, Jeweled medals
won by reason of •his daring.performanees and thrilling ventures at dizzy heights and over awful gulfs. I shall
aloepresent a wit(' snow-white i:uffalo the first and only one over captured., The Mammoth Kansas .Ox, weight •
3e\ae,100 ptoids, a doosticated'ntastodoni. A held of perforining:l:lephants,.educated to,a wonderful ;lure° of
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Twhe� domesticated
best Performing : Sflllons in the World
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Beanttful hey.onduall con>parison,
ELECTRIC LIG HT'Burping 'Night & Day,
Lady,Ridcrs,'L idy �'i masts, Lady Acrolbnts,
Lady Bicycle Riders,.. Lady- Vaulters,
1flllie ' lclrs.otF ll'c+rit:Il•Inylccs Alaii>taealy,Bight Champion Ila eback'Riiders•
,I our Very F nilnly Clowns,' ns,'
h'blralaal School of Brute ; seitolan s;
1,000 d'tlighty iilarvels not Eimmerated.
But don'tfail to Ito' our. -
Great Free Street : agent,
Speclaify elven to itluctriato Our supretirtoy' over all oth ors. A Gorg000i golden Cluaranteo et tfnennattod
magnificence, positively surpassing all pootio.visions, Every morning et 10 e'clock rho Great Street Parade.
Cavo pet•fortmneos daily. lyuersopebat i and 7 p. m. ..
ONLY`. O'Ne .1110KET. REQ/VIREO
TO AL‘.
Admissiono p4R:e s. Children tutuder 10 laaig plri.t114 ,
Half -fare ' .Eircursions From all
Stations , on.t e . .:W... .,,,.
GRAND
July Dernonstradiou.
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Craib, Macwhirter ` Co.'
CLEARING SALE
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pringcindSum:mer Goods 1
MILLINERY at cost. {
MEN'S STRAW H TS at Cost. .
' PARASOLS at cosh.
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MISSES' SUNSHADES at Cost:
Big Bargains in all Departments.
ORA'`•> y., M C' ` HI T . 00.
elm
aro b' uasy preparing for
Annual STOOK- TARJ1VG',
and'in order to reduce their stook as much as possible before .the ..lst of Augus
they: have deeided to offer the above inducements -Le intending' purchasers.
Highest est Pri for
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
CL;F T
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I am,• low offering
REDUCTIO
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ORDE9E0 OLQ7HlNG7
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lin order to ;make way for my
all and Winter Goods,
Winch are already :bought and on the way, and
• .:'Or . ONE MONTH
SPEOIALMwBARGAMNS WILL B e.: OPigN,
'-so those in need of clothing would de Well to purchase a good suit '
at a small price.
A0 3AC SO ,
Tlie "Noted'' Clothier.