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IV ald kill, Amtmona- if be appeared on his
prerniaea,wherettpon the daughter took a dose
of strychnine, and in a feW-'moments was a
oorpae•
The temperance people intend shortly to
teat the entire 'rovinee of Manitoba on the
• Zaps'} ?p ion question.
•
Itis ititted'that Mr Kilbride; who meta
parried Wm. O'Brien on his reoaht tour in
America, will be nominated for Parliament
Coq") "i Ulu vapant twat of Carlow.
Attckupy'tenet4•ai Mowat left for New York
tin Wedaeaday, Bailing from thebce:by'Sardin..
lila. atgetpodereteodhis principal business
i i the old country ie' to attend the argument
as to whether the Daae offQueen va.St,Uather•
roes 1lfilliug & Lumber Company regarding
timber in the disputed territory, shall be oar-
ried before the Privy Council or not.
. The pew outrage upon the rights of tl;eee
supposedly self goverping Provinces baa at
last been consummated in the formal Disallow-
ance of the Red River Valley Railroad 'charter
For some weeks past it has been known that
the Qrder ih Council .disallowiug the c
merely awaited the Governor's app t and
that in now has. A Government organ' also
announces that if the competing line is built
under any ether charter, the Government will
refuse to allow .it Customs facilities.
Farmers and commission men who refused
to Bell their stocks of potatoes a few weeks
ago except at very high prices have been
"nipped." Old potatoes are now offered at
from 25o to60.o a bag,and iniToronto on Satur-
day a commission merebant offered 300 bush-
els of them for 550, but there wore no buyers.
The same potatoes, if marketed two months
ago, could have been sold at a handsome
fQprofit. Now they will likely be deposed of
r pigs' feed. Speculators occasionally play
the$" hog" game for too 1' ng a period.
• Miss Mabel Andrews, of Thornbury, per-
formed a heroin act a few days ago. A
number of children, among them a girl named
Scanlon, embarked in a punt for a sail on the
bay. They got out some distance in aha
harbor, when by some means or other the girl
$eanlon fell overboard, and her companion
could not get her into tho boat again. The
water thereia some twelve or more feet deep,
and the girl was in imminent peril. Mable
Andrews happened to bostanding on the
wharf, a witness of the disaster, and at once
sprang into the water, swam out to the
drowning girl. and brought her safely to the
shore.
The fine cheese factory on the third line
of Wallace,, near Listowel, was at noon on
Wednesday destroyed by fire, which is sup-
posed to have originated in 'the boiler -room
while all hands were at dinner. There were
about six hundred cheese in the factory,thre•t
hundred last half of June,which were bought
by A F McLaren, and would have been ship-
ped in e few days, also firsthalf of July ; all
burned excepting seven. The factory books,
patrons' passbooks and everything in the
'faotory were consumed'in a few minutes.
The cheese in tho factory was insured for
53,000. The greatest loss will be to patrons
who cannot use their niilk to advantage till
a new factory is built. The contract is al.
ready let Tor a new factory, to be completed
by the first of August.
About a year ago a 'firm is Toronto shipped
a number of horses to Indiana and stated in
their manifest that they were for breeding
pnrpoaee. The Government officials sued the
importers for the recovery of duty on the
shipment, holding that they were not im•
-4, ported for breeding purposes, but simply for
,,(kale. Judge Gresham decided that the duty
tet be paid. This alarmed a number of im.
porters of French and English horses in hlin•
our, who feared that their business would be
ruined if Judge Gresham'e decision was to
form a precedent for the guidance of the
Customs offioials, A delegation appeared
before Aseiatent-Secretary Maynard at the
Treasury yesterday and asked for a ruling.
He stated that there is to be no change in
-the course of the Department and 'that im-
porters of animals for breeding purposes may
bring in their consignments duty free, even
though they propose to sell them at once and
-before breeding, providing they import for
breeding purposes. It is said', however, that
the decision of Judge Gresham will shut out
the thousands of Canadian horses which are
annually imported -at all border points.
Abaut 9.30 last Monday night William
James Hall,- Of Mono, entered the Paisley,
flue, Orangeville, and calling the proprietor
James Pasiley, aside, handed him a summons
commanding him, to appear on Thursday to
answer a • charge of violating the Canada
Temperance Act. The service • had scarcely
beeu effected when Bennett seized the constable
and plied him vigorously with. hands and
b tots. Hall roared piteously and ran through
the hotel, being followed. up by Bennett, who
8truok him with the scientific preoision of a
prize tighter. The constable finally made his
escape, and ran up Broadway,crying" M order,"
and bleeding profusely from the head and face.
A little later the hotelkeepers turned out iu
furee,and'searched every public housd in town
'for Hall, 'and finally found him sitting in the
American hotel, on the Prince of Wal, s road
Ball was pounced upon by his pursuers,and
kicked and beaten until the occupants of the
hotel came to his rescue, when he made his
escape. They caught up to him however,
near the outskirts of the town, but he begged
for mercy so frantic ally that they deolded not
to punish him further Throats against ln-
ap enor Anderson were freely maria to•ntght,
and it wad hard to keep some of the hot•ltend-
ed ones among the mob from proceeding to
wreck his honso.
According to It Statement ism:4 :by the
Deputy Minister pf Finance, the not debt
oldie Dominion*. . June 3Qth was 4225,-
026,762.
225,-
026,762.
• BORN
BLACI(AI4L.,-Ia Qlinion, on Oa 8th twit, the willoof
BI,nokallr t/, 61., 0 f► son. r • „
MARRIED
ELLIOTT—LINKLA I'ER— At tho Congregational
Magee. Wingham, by Rev R Ward, on the eth into,
Jo11n Elliott, to Awn*, .only dayghter of Mr Andrew
Lluklater, both of east Arawanosli,
]dcDONQIkb--ZOEir1;.ENE17 ,At Oodeneh, on tag
80th Juan, by die Rev Dr Ure, 'Mr John McDonald, to
Mute Louisa Zyeflenderi iwtit, 0f Olibernq
WILDM4N-SANDERS—In Flint, Mich, on June
14th,''by Rev Mr Lee, Mr Arthur Wildman, of Alpena,
Mich, to Mise Mary M, daughter of Mr George Banters,
formerly of Brussels:
BEATTY—SPAOKMAN—At the residence of the
bride's brother, Bauble line, on Wednesday, July; 6th,,
to Miss Mary 4dd4 the Rev Sr paokm u of Exeter.t tty, • o[ V+k?'
' DIED
•
BRANDON —In Morris, on the 5th Inst, Mrs Isabella
Brandon, aged 81 years and 8 months.
TAYLOR—In Hallett, July 7th, Malcolm Taylor,
aged 94 years. -
CROPS IN ENGLAND,
Wheat in E tgland,says a e'(rre'pnn'lent
writing on the 21:1 Juno, is the ni,.st pro-
tTl.utiug of all C2'01)+; and If the r,•st of the
t,eason shou'l'f hr even lalrll' favorable. 11
eau Acarcely fall In b' oh.„-
crops
iircrops produced in rec''nt yeau•:. I' w111
prnha'`ly euros to h;urve'l' a Iortni:rhl I t'i r
than tteutl, as it is only j'1';' o",nig" jilt°
ear in the early di:iri •t n);,i it is 11,11.0
• k 'n on an i1 terl'nl o s x )ve',•!i; it .1„ en
e ring :toil cutting, I .o Lill a ho dr, tit
011 111,'41•. 111' per n.1 1''.11' ,a': 4',' 1'I` 11, I
o'le t'ling ner,dtnl is rain, and it It riot corn corn' vert s •'n hurley ,nil "::'., nn: -1
crops are standing
tho drnath well on h,'rtvy soils, its
were sown in an abundance of fine nntuIds.
S tl tar+,rt + is car, short 1°r the tint,
of the ye r an•l ba' ey In many c se-
scarcely ' hat 4,01 °1 Illi' v )Cklnh" %Pith„u
[moisture. Beans a s r will be etuntcd if
the dry weather continues, where0s'pr.a-
will stand it fairly Tnere is a gond deal
of aphis on peas and hears. A week',
showery weather would put eve'vthinry in
fine trim The hay crup now tieing cur
—that is the meadow hay—is light, Mor, -
golds are rejoioing in the sunshine, and
turnips, where planted very early, sn f s
to get up well before the drouths seta in '
are all. right, but later crops are being eat
en up by the fly. At present, as for
w ek past, the wind is in the east, a ti y
quarter, so that hopes of speedy rain
small. The period is critical, for if w do
y, nut get rein within a fortnight, the pr s
poets of lispring crops will be (let eri„1.
ate(' 'ho z0 par cent lir morn. Po, es
are looking exce)olingly well. For the
bop dist rims reports are discouraging.
GRT YOUR
PHOTOGRAPHS
TAHSN AT
POSTRR'S,
CLtNTON.
CLINTON MARKETS.
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thureday, July 14, 1887.
Wheat, spring
White and red
Oats
Barley
Peas -
Floar, per cwt
Potatoes
Butter
Eggs
Pork •
Hay •
Wool •
Sheep pelts
Lamb skins 'n
Clover, per bush.
• 078a079
- -• 078a079
O 28 a 030
O 40 a 050
048 a 050
290 a 225
•065a070
012 a 013
O 12 a 0 14
550 a 600
800 a 800
O 24 a 025
O 50 a 075
O 60 a 080
500 a 560
SEAFORTH MARKETS.
SEAFORTH, July 14,
Wheat, spring, • 50 78 a
Red and white - • 0 78 a
Oats, • 0 28 a
Peas, • - 0 48 a
Barley, • 0 40 a
Butter, - 0 12 a
atgs, • 012 a
Potatoes, • 0 65 a
Pork, - 5 50 a
Wool, - - 0 24 a
Flour per cwt • 2 10 a
1887.
0 80
O 80
0 30
O 50
O 50
0 13
O 14
O 70
6 00
O 25
2 35
BLYTH MARKETS.
(Reported specially for the Naw ERA every Thursday)
Blyth, July 14, 1887.
Fall wheat, red, per bush. . 75 a 78
Spring” . 75 a 78
Oats . 28 a 30
Barley 40 a 45
Peas . 48 a 50
Apples per bag . 40 a 50
Potatoes, new . . 80 a 100
' Eggs per doz . 15 a 15
Butter,rolls . 11 a 12
Cheese . . 15 a 15
Lard . . 10 a 12.
Flour per cwt, 2 00 2 10
Hogs, , . 5 50 6 00
Hay, . 10 00 12 00
Straw . 2 00 3 00
Wool 22 a 25
Montreal ^ Live . Stock
The supply of butchers cattle is large and
low prices prevail. The highest price paid at
the East -end Abattoir was 4}c, bat some
Bales of choice animals at Point St. Charles
sold at 4ic pretty good beeves fxofn•31c to 4c,
and cominonstock about 30 per pound. Sheep
and lambs plentiful. An dative , demand for
good lambs. which maintained their prices.
Sheep from 53 to 55 and lambs from 52 to 53
'50. The supply of hogs not largo. Prices
from 5go to 6c per pound. The horse market
is quiet. Shipments to the United States last
week'naoiber 53 horses, costing- 65.237, or an
average of $95 81 each.
Market
W. JACKSON,
RA11\Y Y, STEk 11,T and TELEGRAPH
AGENT, — CLINTON.
tnaiiV!Ill'�'l �=j'tiVIs� ��;
Excur+tnnTickets 0o WINNIPEG, BRITISH
COLIYMBIA and CALIFORNIA, at very
Low Rates.
Cheap rates via the boat for a round trip nn the lakes.
For all information apply to above,
!'100DGEN ttR4L SERVANT WANTED AT ONCE.
k..4 Apply to MRS. J C GILROY, neat Organ Factory
1LOUSE TO LET.—TILE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
to rent. A conveniently situated house on Bat-
ten 'ur,v St., hard and soft water, good fruit, lawn
ted shade trees thereon. J. U. GILIIOY, Clinton.
�tORr TO RENT. — TITE PRi'!MISES RE•
CEN'tf.Y oerupi,'tl by lir Simpson, 011 1140 e, a` -
nor of Albert Street, Is offered to rent. ft is
o^o. of the host stands In town. Apply to JOS
SY.11l'fRH EA1), Clinton.
lorrA(i•IS Foil SALE—TIT 4T (•lyrT,(1E AND
i awn
Ht.:, formerly occupied by Neil 11:)thersnn,
n, 1,t, eiRt of the r'e,id' nee nP 1V, I; ,hrt4 e, 1;v1 , enn-
'ininq 11'11f an :u•.t'o•,,f I "d, nml tic ons' e Ib,:i11Ie da••I•
1t/, in Iintou. \4r} Nitrol 1)"'n,' 0i4r11 nod t.,..,,..
sloe, .1t Bt ,y 11' 0'. Pt1Ut N.
)V,l' .4Ni) IloN :\' [(di h'I,h: rl'u•+ltl,In
1 h, ,n_• a tor) 1,r. VIM)) 00 ,4 If„ b l j, • fnr,.,',
h•mcc pt' durcn, :. n'4 e,aitb t., 1, 111.110 111'1
,i•.I"•r, heal to xny p,rtir- in 1 'li"1,,I, .o'J Dill It,
.old nt rr0-air)))y r r1'' ,y )l.l for 4..'iro'. 11' a,lo h.1,
ioeoenw' qu nti)r of lir-t•vt,,, 114,11,0, both linden
11,11 e11vrr, est the ),rp 1,1)4.1 l'tiIO',. .I, 111.41.111,)•-1',
,'nnnt.tn4,r 1'. O.
((1 14.44 1'Olt Sti, l'1—'CII1's St1RICItli1Ellt UPPERS
ii
for r, le ', atmnsl eligibly sit tutted farm on the 21)41
con of ltn'lut.t, formerly tebrng,in't to the McMullen
estate It ettnhistv of 5n aur, r, newly all ci surd at d
in a splendid state of cultivation. Fine brick hours,
barn with stone stable beneath, hand orchard, never
Pulllu; leellr,ardin • very resp) et n good farm. Situate
only 3 miles from Clinton. Will ho sold on reason-
able terms, with or with tit the crop Fnll particulars
01 applies ion to ARTHUR (4)40)1. Clinton.
DWBLI,ING iHOUSE AND LU'I'S FUR SALE; •
rho conveniently situated and valuahlo pr,pr'rty
now owned and occupied by Mr, 0 Diehl, on Victoria
Rt, Clinton, Is offered for sale, 'I'hc house is a sub.
rtnnt.lal new frame, with stone foundation. goal col-
lar, 8 hedrotuns, sitting room, dining room, kitchen,
wo 'fished, &c., hard and soft, water. Thorn are also a
driving shed and atehlo on the premises. The lot con-
tains „no quarter of an acre For terns and full par-
ticulars apply to MANNING & soon., Barristorsp
Clin on.
111RFOLIi ROAR FOR SEttV1Cl:--SUI#SCRIBER
has a thorohrod Suffolk Roar, which he will keep
fn• service on 10).14, 161h con., Onderich t,w•-ship.
Forms 81 at time of Bovie°, with privilege of returning
if necessary.
THORORRED IlUliPi ,M RUM, FOR SERVICE -
Sub •criber also keens 401 service a brat -ulnas !turban'
Ilu I, of vont) pedigree. Terms 51, nt time of s, rvice,
with prl'.ilogc of returning if necessary. iI CARTER
state of the late..Johp. Hodgens
ARE SHOWING FOR THE HOT WEATHER
NEW LAWNS IN WHITE AND CREAM, NEW MUSL4INS, NEW PRINTS IN LIGHT
GROUNDS, NEW SEERSUCKERS, BLACK AND COLORED LACE BUNTINGS.
We are offering Big Bargains in Remnants and Odds and Ends in order to clear thein out,
Our stock of Staples and Small Wares is' always complete,
Mmx_ma1NT=m-s a C E.haAR2N'G- �'R2CES_
• FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH:
JOHN .WISEMAN Manager.
CHEAPSID.E
Estate J. EOE GEN S.
` Our Great. Sale
IS DOING WONDERS FOR US. ONLY
TWENTY -T E3 REE
Days remain , and in thiit time our stock roust be greatly reduced, regardless
of prices.
MEN
Seasonable Goods at Andy women of
inte eatso buy from
the very lowest
prices.
SAML. WILSON, CHEAPSIDE,
NEXT .DOOR TO T. COOPER & SON'S GROCERY, ALBERT
STREET, CLINTON.
economical instincts will find it to their
us. .As it is time that bas
I-IIL ILEI)
Many a stock of Dry Goods, by rendering them shop-worn a'id dnseasonable; we
mean to keep ours fresh by selling off what. wo have on lhand. We offer
IN THE
Dress department 15c Goads for 8c., 40c. Cashmeres for 25c. In Cotton we will
give you 33s, yards for 51. Surely such prices will
CRUSH
Out the clamor about hard times, and will cause your careworn face to bear its
usual smile. We wish you to save money while the special sale lasts
�t Robertsons hiip Cash tm, Cibton'I$
seasmematanmedweloraremmanna
DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND �, J. JAOKSON'S:
THERMOMET ER
DETLOR & CO'S
RMMOTHCLEARINGSALE
Wonderful value in MUSLINS
All Oyer Laces and
DRESS GOOC)S.
J. C. DETLOR & CO.; -Clinton.
.A._
7,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
\;'o hey most. rl'8pectfnlly to direct the attention of the. public iu general, Chat we
:ire still Felling, !groceries at the lowest, possible prices for intro goods, During flip
live wears we have been in Nosiness in Clinton, we have endeavored to It) cit the
best goods in the market, and have established a good trade by so doing. Our
stock is lame 0011 well selected.
T EAS A 'SPECIALTY
A LARGE 'QUANTITY Just' ARRIVED. - EXTRA 'VALUE ANI) ANY QUANTITY OF
CAN BED GOODS, CROCK ERY. GLASS WARE, &L;
SOLE AGENT TOR NEW ERA BAKING POWDER. HIGHEST PRICE 'PAID
Fula OOOD BUTTER AND EGGS. WE BUY ANY QUANTITY OF ALL KINDS GOOD FRUIT
X 7f X
.�.
A.1\11 -0:31 -ITS, 99 BS E T ST
Every dei eriptioni of L rinting, at the
very lowest rnte a.
C ILI','®T rj tON IN11C W 1E+:711 A_
Some
are
Asking
Close
Market
Price
Our
reduced
Price
fie
—$2;00'
—$1.75
— $1.25
FOR. SHARP • BUYERS.
THIS .TIME IT."IS.__
Ladies: Button 'Boots
THAT ARE DOWN.
The gcods aro got up ib good style with
WORKED BUTTONHOLES. No inOre stylish and
serviceable footwear was ever offered. All
sizes in stock.
You Wary Bargain H unters
GLANCE AT OUR THERMOMETER AND
NOTE THE TREMENDOUS DROP.
Old Day Prices
AL\VAY'b AT,
JACKSONS Bargain ShoeHusg
0PPO1ITI; '1'l)WN I1'ALI,, (1e1NT01.
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Our stock of hoots and Shoes for spring and summer hive been selected with
gteat care, and will he found) vet 4' 00(14 Jets in 011 lines ° We aro
agents for I IACD. & SONS FAR FAMED FINE
HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
W. TAYLOR sops,
Clinton and Elyth.
JACOB TAYLOR, Manager for Blyth.