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51.50 a Year—el-2e to Advance.
lr T'hs Bean does not do Justice to his business
o spends testi in advertising than he, does in
t.—A T. STawaar, th millionaire merchant
ow York.
Wednesday Mardi lith, 1891.
AN INCIDENT OF POLY—
GAMY.
SCENE IN A SALT LAKE COURT IL
LUS•TRATING THE WORKINGS OF
THE PLURAL MARRIAGE.
Mormonism is breaking up in
more or less of a row. The Salt
Lake Ti 'beets reports a ease in the
court there which shows how diffi•
unit it is fur puly'ganiislo to dwell
together iu harmony : "Beaty P.
Jensen has two wivrs appuleuily fif-
ty yeald of age, and alter Juhauua,
his first wife, had been placed upon
the stand, Bodel Jensen, the plural
wife, was called upon to testify.
Bodel went on to testify that all was
not harmony in that polygamous
household hold, and that his first
wife, Johauua, did not treat the
old man right, compelling him to
cook his own ideals and sleep alone.
Johanna was seated in the court-
room and Leard thir testimony. It
brought her to her feet, and with
fiery eyes and palpitating bosom she
yelled at the witness in broken Eng-
lish :—`Oh, Bodel, you are a liar !
1 can't stand this -1 can't stand this !'
and at the sawe time Making a break
in the direction of Bodel. This un-
expected interruption paralyzed the
con' 1, 0011DSC 1, jury and spectators
.tud it was five seconds before Judge
l;leckbnrn could catch his breath
and order the hililiIf to take the wo•
mall otic ul CoUi•t.'
A l - i FOR MARSH GRASS.
TWINE TO 13E MADE FROM A NEW MA-
TERIAL AS CHEAP AS PLENTIFUL.
1 St. Paul, Minn., special says
that through the efforts of nu inven-
tor of Iowa, articles which can be
manufactured from common slough
grass sure attracting coufiiderahlo at-
tel,tiuu. .J'ha fanners of the North
west have been paying large prices
fur binding twine, and it is this
feet which probably started George
Lowury to investigating the uses to
which common march grass could
be put. IIe has made several inven-
tions which are an assured 8010088.
The binding twine glade by his meth-
od is etioug, durable, and, above
all, cheap. While the material
from wnieli ort'ivary binding twine
is made costs from 8120 to$180 per
ton, slough grass coats from $3 to $5
a ton I, ud the cost of snaking the
twill..) from either material is about
the sante. A company has been or-
ganized for the manufacture of this
twine.
Tho company will also make cord•
ago of all kinds, bagging and mat-
ting from littlish grass. Marsh grass
makes good rope in any size, and
formed into email twine it can lead -
idly be woven into coarse cloth of
groat strength which can be put to
a variety of uses. The cotton plant-
ers of the United States annually
raise about 7,000,000 bales of cot-
ton, which require about 60,000,000
yards of bagging. The jute bagging
costs about 8 cents a yard. The
grass twine bagging can be made at
about I cent a yard less.
DON'T FEMALE ME.
Pittsburg Commercial. Now that
the word "female" has becoine offen-
sive to some of the more critical of
the ladies who are prominent in
pleading the cause of woman, writ-
ers and speakers will have t) be
more circumspect and discriminat-
ing in the use of that very common
but vary expressive and essential
terns. There is a good and bad
form, however in the use of the
word, as Miss \Villard in her open-
ing address to the Council of Wo-
t0eu assembled at Washington, took
occasion to suggest,when she " thank •
fully observed" that a certain college
Was no longer"a female seninary."
The nature of the ehuuge,or just what
was neccessary to bring it about,
was not explained, but possibly the
metamorphosis was complete by
substituting the name "woman's col-
lege" or "college for women'
It will not do, however, for the
advocates of the advancement and
elevation of wotnan to characterize
the word in gneation as either use-
less or obeoleta. Woman is defined
thus: "Tile female of the human
race grown to adult years." All
women aro females, but all females
(diose infancy and youth) are not
women. Webster says: We apply
female to the sex as opposed to male,
and feminine to the characteristics
of the sex as opposed to masculine.
Hence, we speak of the female char-
acter, dross, habits, manners, ect„
and of feminine pursuits, em-
ployment, etc." It will ho seen,
therefore, that however ofleneively
or inappropriately the term may be
applied, it has a proper and legit-
imate use which gives it a perman-
ent place in the language.
The words woman and female ate
so nearly synonymous that they are
often need interchangeably, and the
latter has taken a permanent place
in our cl8saical literture. "A child
of our grandmother Eve, a female.
or, for thy *ore sweet understand-
ing, a woman." Dryden, has given
us this couplet:
And one hunting which the devil deeigu-
,ed
1'•.r nue f.ir female, lett him h.1f the
kind.
Pope, in like wanner, sang:
If to her Iii w ..•m+'feurale er ore fall,
ie•oir ,.n Iu r f •oo and you'll forg -1 them
all.
And last, but nut least, in the
very first chapter of that reputable
authority, the Bible (King James
translation), is recorded; "So God
created than in his own iwage, in
the images of God created he him;
male and female created he thein."
A BOY ON A FARM
It is quite likely that no country
buy meds to be told about the life
of a boy ou a farm, but he more can
truly realize his own importance by
reading what Charles Dudley \Ver-
ner says about him.
"It is my impression," says Mr.
Warner, "that a farm without a boy
would soon 001110 to grief. What
a boy does is the life of the farm.
110 is the factotum, always in de-
mand and always expected to do
the thousand and 0119 things that
nobody else will do. Upon him
falls the odds and ends, the most
difficult things. After everybody
else is through he has to finish up.
His work is like a woman's—per-
petually waiting on others. Every-
body knows how much easier it is
to cook a good dinner than to wash
the dishes afterward,
"Consider what a boy on a farm
is required to do—things that must
be done, or life would actually
stop. It is understood, iu the first
place, that he is to do all the err-
ands, to go to the store, to the poet -
office, and to carry all sorts of mels
ages. If he had as many legs as
the centipede, they would tire be-
fore [light.
"Ile is the one who spreads the
grass as the leen cut it,he stows it a-
way in the barn; he rides the horse
to cultivate the corn, up and down
the hot and weary rows; he brings
wood and water, and splits kind-
liug;Tu gets up the horse and turas
out the horse. Whether he is in
the house or out of it, there is al-
ways something to do. Just before
chool in the winter he shovels
paths; and in the summer he turns
the grindstone. And yet, with his
mind full of schemes of what he
would like to do, and his hands full
of occupation, he is an idle boy who
has nothing to busy himself with
but school and chorea. He would
gladly do all the work if somebody
else would do all the chores, he
thinks; and yet I doubt if any Foy
ever amounted to anything in the
world,or was of much use a8 a man,
who did not enjoy the advantages
of a liberal education, in the way of
Chores."
CLARK'S LIGHTNING
Liniment will relieve the painful tor-
ture of Rheurneti•m iu the joints or Ines
cies. It should bo well rubbed in with
the hand, and the part covered with a
piece of fl -noel. The pain will cease
with the first application, and its contin-
ued use will effect a marvelous cure.
This remedy needs but a trial to con-
vicue the moat skeptical that• it is a
wonderful preparotion. Sold by all drug-
gist.; pi ice fifty Dente. Clark Chemical
Co., Toronto, New York.
— The Court of Queen's Bench
opened last week at Montreal. The
case of R. N. O'Brien, charged with
libelling Prince George of Wales,
will be left over and probably drop•
ped.
HARSH, BUT--?
"lio," said a well-known statesman,
"I shall never believe that woman has
the proper judgment alai Dense to east a
ball .1. er interfere in 'reduce, while she
ie so weak-minded as to positively suffer,
year after year, from diseases peculiar to
females, wt.en eve -y newspaper she
picks up, tells of tha merits of ler.
Pierce's Favorite Preactiption. Not to
take advautage of this remedy is cer-
tainly en indication of mental weak-
ness !"
There is a wholesome kernel of truth
inside the rough shell of this ungallant
epeech. The "Favorite Prescription" is
invaluable in all uteriue troubles, in-
flammation/3, ulcerations, displacements.
nerveue disorders, prostration, exhaue•
time, or hysteiia For run down, worn-
out w mien, no more strengthening tonic
or nervine is knonu.
— The funeral:of the late Mrs,Me-
Evoy, wife of the Couuty Treasurer
of Middlesex, took place at London
last week.
YOUR LAME BACK
Would get well at once if it were rubbed
wish a little of Clark's Liehteing Lini-
ment, and the sot enema in side and limbs
worm g" away if treated the same. This
wonderful preparation does not effect a
oure next week, but relieves at 000e, and
almost rnlraouloualy, Try a bottle of your
druggist, price fifty cents, and be sure
you get it. Clark Chemioel Co., Toronto,
N.Y.
THE BEST LIFE POL1CYs
It's not the Tontine plan, or Endow-
ment plan, It's not adding your few
dollars to the hundreds of millions that
the insurance oompantes boast of. It's
a better investment than any of Mee.
It is investing a few dollars in that Stan-
dard Remedy, the "Golden Medical Dis-
covery," a cure for coneumptinn, in its
early stagrs, and all throat and Iurg
troubles.
ADY1es TO MOTH®as.—Are you dis-
turbed at night and broken of your rest,
by a sick child suffering and crying with
pain of Cutting 'Teeth? If so send at
once and get a bottle of"Mrs Window's
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething.
Its value is iuealculahle. It will relieve
the poor itltlesufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, mothers; there is no mis-
take about it. It cures Dysentery and
Diarrhoea, reg•dates the Stomach and
Bowels, eines Wind Colin, softens the
Gums, reduces Inflamma'ioD, and gives
tone 000 energy to the nhole system.
"Mrs Wtuslow's Soothing Syrup" fur
children teething ie pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price
25c. abottle. lie sure andask for "Mrs,
Winslow'aSoothing Syrup," andltake no
ther kind.
Judge 13eby advocates the lash
for scoundrels who assault little
girls.
HIGH TIME.
When weakueee, 1..99 of appetite, lack
of energy u.•+i other symt.nte of dysppep-
ilia appear it is high time Brrdoek
Bloi:d Bith•re w RA mane nee ..f. There ie
nothing eh•e"just as Rood." Itis B B.B.
that curer' tlyepepsia• so be sure you get
it.
— \lr. A. Thompson, sr., one of
the old residents of Welland, passed
away on Sunday.
SOME SYMPTOMS OF WORMS are :
Fever, odic, variable appetite, restless -
nese, weakoees, and ennvuleiene.
The- unfailing remedy is Dr. L•1w's
Worm Syrup. —
---_—-
-TheMon.real fund for the re
lie''oj' the suflareri by the Springhill
disaltel• amounts to $16,000.
A SOURCE OF JOY.
1)llAR SIRS, —My young sisters were
attacked by croup so badly that we al-
most despaired and had little hope of
outing teem. At best we applied 1I4v
yard's YNllow• 0 1 •+n:1 to our great j .v t
cured tl•ein pt 'froth', and they now en-
joy the hiessieg of port. et health.
ANNIE JOHNSTON,
Dathni,sie, N. R,
—At St. Joseph de Levis yes[ r -
day, Peter Stotired, n habitant,
was kill"d Icy an express train.
MANY LADIES
Have written that Clark's Catarrh
Cure hes relieved then,,• restoring pe•-
fecrly every Stnso. Through gratitude
they have consented that their nems be
published. Yet the Clark Chernicel Co ,
will not use this means to advettire their
remedy. They will not parade the suff-
erings of airy one, or invade the euore('
privacy of any home Any sufferer from
Catarrh will recommend Clark's Caterr h
Cure, and that good word is worth more
than the published certificate, Clark
Chemical Co., Toronto, New York.
— Fire consumed the private
residence of Mr. J. D. Booth, in
Brant, early yesterday morning.
\a -INTER SPORTS.
The nay winter season exposer' many
to attacks of colds, cnughe, hoarseness,
tightness of the cheat, aethrna, bronchi-
tis, etc., which require a reliable remedy
like Hagyardb I'edtoral lisleam for their
relief and ours. Known as reliable for
over thirty years. The best cough cure.
—Exports and imports et Winnie
peg 11(01 month was away ahead
of the amounts for February of
1890. ti
USED IN THE HOSPITALS.
And endoreod by the medical faculty
throughout the 'teem.. Clerk's Catarrh
Cure has come to be regarded as only
real specific for that disease. In every
case it works a ce-tain, cafe, and speedy
cure. Pleasant to taste and smell it is
yet powerful in heating and restoring the
natural functions. No other remedy
gives ouch satisfaction, because results
from use are not the same. Sold
by all druggiata, or Bent to any address
on receipt of 5Ocents by Clerk Chemical
Co., Toronto, New York.
—Tile majority of Portei in North
Bruce elections is now approximated
at 234.
HEALTH IN HERBS.
Health -riving herbs, barks, roots and
berries are carefully combined in Bur-
dock Blood Bitters, which regntate the
eecretions,purify the Blond and renovate
and etrangthen the entire system. Price
61 a bottle, six for $5. Lees than 1 cant
a dose.
— Fralick Bros.,carriage makers of
Piston, have sustained a heavy loss
through fire.
AS A PICK-ME-UP after excessive
exertion or exposure. Milburn'e Beef,
Iron and Wine is grateful and comfort-
ing.
THE WISE SAVANT'S.
Tell us that Rehumetism is a blood
didease; that it can he cured only by e
remedy which works through the blood.
And yet, if you hare the darting paha
of Rheureatiamlin muscles or joints, try
a little of Clarks Lightning Liniment.
It will go direct to the seat of pain and
relieve it at once. Tharp is no waiting
we.ks and months until the disease can be
attacked through the bl,od. This seeing
to he contrary to scien'ific claims, but
it is true that Clark's L'ghtning Linim•
ent will cure Rhenntatiam Sold by all
druggists; pricy fifty cents. Clerk
Chemical Cu., Toronto, New York.
— A man about 55 years of ago
was killed Thursday morning on
the London and Port Stanley
railway taack just north of St.
Thomas.
RiGORS OF EXPOSURE.
Those most exposed to the rigor of a
Canadian winter suffer most with what
cannot be well avoided, but can be ver•
tainly and promptly cured by 81. Jacobs
Oil, and that ie* frnst•bites. If neglect-
ed, they sometimes cause the la es of a
limb, but they can be easily cured, as stat•
ed.
TEN POUNDS
iY
TWO WEEKS
THINK OF IT!
As a Flesh Producer there can bo
no question but that
SCOTT'S
E ULSION
Of Pore Cod Liver 011 and Hypophosphites
Of Limo and Soda
is without a rival. Many have
gf i e Et cpou d a day by the use
CONSUMPTION,
SCROFULA. BRONCHITIS, COUGHS AND
COLDS, AND ALL FORMS OF WASTING DIS-
EASES. 3S PALS IABLE AS MILK.
Genuine made t.gScott& Bowne.Delleville.Salmol
Wrapper; at all Druggists, 50c. and 61.00.
LESLIE'S
CARRIAGE AND WAGON FACTORY,
Corner Iluron and Orange Streets, Clinton.
FIRST - CLASS MATERIAI
and UNSURPASSED IRON WORK.
Repairing and:Repainting.
see -AL1. WORT{ WARRANTEDM.' 52y
TO THE FARMERS.
Study iour own interest and go where
you can get
Reliable PA8 Harness.
1 uranufactute mole but sue, 11EST ov S'roc K.
Beware of shnpx,that sell cheap, as they have
got to line. SV Call and get. prices. Orders
by mail pro t plyattended toy
Ju DSII EtF17,11.11
II AItNI-SS EMPORIUM, Irl. Y '1`11, ON'r
r=1�-'rr .1. E. I11, , !C \L1., Veterinary
Surgeon. Ito ttorary graduate of
O n... rl.. l'rtcri uan I'nllrge, treats
diseases of all domestic animals
on the moat m."Icrn and scientific
I .1;1,1111 1. t.e,'.alls attended to
night or day. (Alice ittlinedikteiy west of the
old Rural Ifotcl, Ont:trio street. itc<idemcc—
Albert street, Clinton. 119-3ut
The MoKillep Mnteal Fire
Iilal •(1ii6e Compaq.
Farm and Isolated Town Proper-
ty only Insured.
OFFICERS.
Thos. E. Hays, President, Seaforth P. 0. ; w'.
J. Shannon, Secy•Trens., Seaforth 1', 0.-; John
1111 11(h, Manager, Seaforth P. 0.
of alteTe)R9,
Jas. Broadfont, Scaforth ; Donald Ross, Clin•
ton ; Gabriel 101i••tt, 01inton ; George Watt,
li•trinck ; Joseph Evans, Iiecchwa.d ; J. Shan•
non, Walton ; 'rhos. Garhert, Clinton.
Ana.\'T5.
Thos. Neilans, Harlock ; Robt. McMillan, Sea -
forth ; S. Carnochan, Seaforth. John O'Sullivan
and Geo. Mur Ile, Auditors,
Parties desirous to effect Insurance or
transact other business will be promptly attend -
011 to on application to any of the above otltetrs,
addressed to their respective post offices.
FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
Tho undersigned offers for sale the west half
of Lot 22, Bayfield Line con., Goderich Tp.,
containing by admeasurement 100 acres, about
75 acres cleared. There are on the premises, a
good log house with frame kitchen, log bans
and frame staple, a never -failing stream of
water, also a good well and good orchard. Situ•
ate >} mile from church and school. There are
13 acres of fall wheat sown, acid fall ploughing
done, and the %hole farm is in an excellent state
of cultivation. The ri;;lit person liberally dealt
with, THOMAS SHEI'PARD,
Novr 20, 1890. Clinton P. 0
A NCE HOME
AT A BARGAIN.—Eightacres of land with a
select orchard of choice apple trees ;
comfortable house and stables ; adJoining)0ode.
rich township. Apply to B. L. DOYLE, Gode-
tch 520-tf
CONSUMPTION CURED
An old phsyioian, retired from
practice having had placed in his
hands by an East Indian missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perman-
ent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, .Astham and all throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints,. after hav-
ing tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of eases, has
felt it his duty to make it known to
his sufferiug fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve
human suffering, I will send tree
of charge, too all who desire it, this
receipt, in German,FrenchorEnglish,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by adressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W.
A. NoYES, 820 Powers' lilook, Roches-
;er, X. I'. 590—y.
—Fisher's saw Mill at Paisley was
destroyed by fire last week.
BIO INTEREST.
The b'ggest interest on any i iveatntent
is that obtained I.y buying a bottle of R.
13. Ti The dividends of .trength, health
and vigor are el ways real zed, sod ih re
are ne eseeeaments. Burrinck Illoud Bit-
te.s, the great blond purifier, costa true
dollar a bottle--eb..nt one cent a dose.
- Ilishop of Ontario is suffer-
ing suverety from rheumatic fever.
AN INACTIVE or Torpid Liver tnuet
be arouse,( and all bad bile removed.
Burdt.ck Pills are best for old and
young.
— Kingston Baptists talk ofbuild-
ing a new church in the west end.
FOR NETTLE RASH, Somme'
Heat and general toilet purpisns, use Dr.
Low's Sulphur Soap.
Perry Davis'
PAIN -KILLER
Ie
used both internally and externally,
It Bata quloOly, affording airiest instant
relief from the eoverest pain.
DIRECTLY TO THE SPOT.
Jj9.STANTAjIlEOUS Ij1 ITS ACTIO;.
For CRAMPS, CHILLS, COL.C,
DIARRHOEA, DYSENTEP.7.,
CHOLERA MO%uus,
and all LOWEL COMPLAINTS,
NO REMEDY EOUaLD
THE PA1fd-KILLER.
In Canadian Cholera and Bowel
Complaints its effect la magical.
It c• tros in a very short time.
THE BEST FAMILY REMEDY FOR
BURNS, BRUISES, SPRAINS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
SOLD EVERYWHERE AT 250. A BOTTI.N.
VT Beware of Counterfeits and 8mltattone,
A HANDSOME ORGAN FREE
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Given Away With Balling Powder. Best Offer Yet
0
Vr See the Handsome Organ, now on exhibition. .011
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N. RO RSON■
▪ CLINTON.
1890 AND 1891
Christmas & New Year Goods
0 -
Just arrived, the RAS S I SBlack ayes,Basket, Royal Clusters, Lon -
finest qualities of e don Layer, Sultanas Se \'alencias.
CURRANTS PaFtrasilintras. and I PEELS LCftlon,emon, Oranandge and
FIGS.
NUTSAlmonds, Filberts, Wall -
FRESH CANNED ntoe Burd in holidays,
Almonds
Coin, Peas and Tomatoes during holidays, at
TEN CENTS I'ER CAN.
SITGARet, TE:\S, Ci)FFEES and SPICES—we lead as usual. CROCKEIIY
and GLASSWARE at away -down prices for Holiday Presents.
SEE OUR XMAS COUNTER.
J. W. IRWIN, The Noted Groner, Clinton
OHEAP COCKEY!
0 0—
AS WE INTEND
Giving Up the Crockery and Glassware Branch
of our business ilud want to clear out the stock by Jan.
1st, we will, on and after Nov. 1st, offer
The Eijlire Stoak at Cost.
The stock is all new and consists of Dinner Sets, Tea Sets,
Chamber Sets (in white and colored ware), Glassware, &c.
This is the best offer ever made in Clinton, and intending
purchasers should examine cur stock before buying.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
COOPER & LOGAN, Grocers,
NEXT TO A. COUCH'S, CLINTON
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DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE?
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
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COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, &C:
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FOR SALE.
r�111F. S1'RSCRIRER offers for sale four eligib
Building Lots fronting on Albert Street; al
two fronting on Rnttenburi Street; eiti eras
bloc or in separate lots, to snit pnrehnsers. Fo
further part omlers apply to the nndernientd.—E
DINSLF.Y, Clinton. 882