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Ito;!area stat; hiWo 3n -the !seat f sr lnonkhs,.
durinkf • l &Ah :bras I have Seafood intensely'
from pnellinettla, follgwe4 by itrotlObikip•
After . tryst$ yprlgtis :rcme4fes, without `
neft, t, began the ttan of ;Ayerr"111 Clie's
Peet4fialt orifi kb* effect luta bcpiinarvidouti
a;,tingip
01010I tFUevinjr. to .et cholun wise, •
s upas tt tgenii .t lgheidare9t' es•'', A,
Ill kgm thrAtir, Crap, .utast telete MulApt lni
a Grippe
' "tX:re$E Sprtnff X was tAlten "down wvitli`ia
g r?ptrp, Ax'timea Iwo*, cgrotpltete! ,proatrat-
udtamX eo dll3•teult Waste ,brea lting That
my 4 th spine' "as t s alined ilt an i. ort
cage ' I proctlrcd a .bpttieofyor'i cherryPectoral, and no pewter had X eon tatrting
It than relief fullOwed, 1 .could net believe
that the effect would be so rapid:'; -W. FI.
Will1?ins, cook qty. S. D.
Lung Tro aWe
't;Fgr more:than twenty.0vq ycare, T was
a sufferer from IOW; trouble, attended with
coughing sp severe at times as to cause
hemorrhage, the poroxysma frequently last -
mg three. or four hours. I was induced to
try Ager a Cherry Pectoral, and after taking
four bottles, was thoroughly cured. I can
confidently recommend this medicine." -Franz
1Xofelzuun, Clay Centre, Kane.
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Qhe.rry• Pectora
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Prepared by Dr.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ail Druggists. Price Si ; six bottles, $5.
Prompt to act, $iwra, to cure
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SIXTEEN PAGES.
PUT THEM TO WORK.
The tramp probletu appears to have
broken, out with remarkable viruleece
in the neighborhood of Berlin, in this
province. A school teacher, on re-
turning to his hoine found as tneny as
seven dangerous specimens of this
order of ruffianism obstructing the way,
They had been driven in from the
open co+lutry by rho decline of the sea
eon, and were in a vicious frame of
mind, One of them threatened to
shoot the school master, but they all
made of when a pistol *as presented
at them. Recently" 1lQinoreus acts of
intimidation and injury to the person
have been reported about tramps, and
the correspondents almost iuvariably
complain that local justice is altogether
too inactive in punishing these offences.Since refuges in the large cities like
Toronto have taken up in earnest the
idea of getting a return in labor for the
driven reluctantly to the other choice of
food and shelter that they provide for
trampe, these gentry seem to have been
evils open to thern,namely the pursuit of•
••'the.ir•-professicrusef vagra7lcy-- t'hleeugh
out the winter. If this bo so, then
the smaller. centres of population had
better stir the mselves. A coup:e of
tramps hanging around a small town
for four months at a stretch are not
desirable sojourners, ' They may be
satisfied to beg, but it is altogether
likely that they would not hesitate at
lawlessness and outrage. Sonne sort
of municipal hard labor should be pro-
vided for them, and they should be ar-
rested an eight,-Einpare.
WLIdT IS A PROTESTANT ?
There are "protestant" protectants,
and there ere "papist'.' protectants.
• There are also "protestant" papists and
papist papists.
A protestant protestant is one who
not only in precept but also in prac
Hee stands to the principles of civil
and religious liberty, and "government
by, through and for aim people." He
is also a recognized metatter or the pro-
testant portion of the community. .He
extends to others the same liberty of
conscience as he claims for himself,
and, like true Orangemen, would not
persecute or injure auy man on account
of his religious opinions.
A papist protestant is a man nomin-
ally a protestant. • 't'liat is, he chanced
to be born one. But his whore life is
in harmony with popery. His con-
duct is tyrafinical ; he does not allow
his children or others- over whom he
bas control the free exercise of their
thoughts; he is in short whether in
pulpit, pew, or in every day life a
tyrant, a papist, pure and simple. He
persecutes any man who does not be-
long to the same church or if beldng-
fog to the same church, who does not
• accept his dogmas in all things. Such
is the papist pyotestant.
The. protestant papist is one eine
chances to be a Roman Catholic, yet
who in every respect observes the same
principles of life as does the protestant
Protestant. '
The papist pap.istris like his brother
the papiet protestant, a -bigot and a
tyrant.
Fortunately for the world the second
and fourth 8peeireens are gradually be -
Coming Less Dumerou. .Mon and wo
linen in all spheres are hecoming broad•
er end better. They are fearpin2 to
stand firmly by measures and' princi•
plea no matter by whom advanced.
The "to hell with the pope" orange -
man is a simple disgrace to the order.
Saab a man is in reality endowed with
alt the ignorant, superstitious and
tryantticnl ideas attributed to the bigot-
ed class of Roman Catholics.
Bttt 'the world is advancing. We
trope to neo the broad liberal men of all
Creeds staled out for those principles,
end, if tyrants and intolerant people
must exist, that they will all label
then:101ves whether Protestant or Ro-
iiriatl Catholic, what they really are,
bigoted papists, -Lindsay Warder.
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The
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LITERARY YEA 1 ;S STIbt,'tlE MAINTAINED AND IMPROVED,
'owing to the toot, of the orange its the poiittoal ollaraOter of the
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT, Town of Clinton.
PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO STATUT,
RECEIPTS. 1891
Balance on hand, January, 1892 $1,307 91
Property Account 337 95
Cemetery Account l 57 00
Charity Account . 14 95
Couuty Account 100 69
License Account 921 88
Magistrates Fines 255 00
Arrears of .Taxes 8 76
Street Account, Sales of Lumber
Account, Interest on $10,000 deposit
Public School Government Grant
Bills Payable
Collected en Roll previous year
Collected on Roll, 1892, present year
Sinking Fund'(tal;.en from for Park)
Proceeds of Sale of Consolidated Debt Debentures
EXPENDITURES.
Interest on account of all Debentures
Public School Town Grant
Public School Government Grand
Cemetery Account
Street Watering
Interest and Discounts
Charity
Salaries
Streets, Sidewalks and Drains
Printing
Postage and Stationery
Property Account
Insurance
Pound.,
Fire and Water Accounts
Board of Health
.Elect i"e"'Light:.- ..._ ,_... a .,....
Incidentals
County Rate
Taxes Refunded
Election Account
Mechanics Institute Grant
Park Account. . ,, 2,185 85
-Bilis Payable '800 00
To Retire to L. H. & B. Ry. Debenture $500 each.
0
312 00
2,500 00
3,909 52
4,491 00
2,143 35
16,130 01
1,10500
3;100 00
• 312 00
102 85
100 00
28 65
282 92
1,211 75
2,006 69
9325
12 00
10355
70 80
12 00
183 27
500
687 50
228 05
812 74
2 85
LIABILITIES.
Maturing before 1st Jan., 1893. Estimated
Consolidated Debt Debentures....
Fire and Water Debentures
Collegiate Institute Debentures
Public School Debentures
• ASSETS.
Debentures purchased with Sinking Fund.
Property -Collegiate Institute , 9,000, Public
Schools 8,000
Town Hall and Market Square
Fire and Water Appliances
Public Park
Unpaid Taxes and Cash on hand
RECEIPTS.' PAYMENTS.
From Dec. 15th to January 1st, 1892. Railway special Atte account.. $ 495 00
13,446 52
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talo tha Unrivalled Standard .of, eycoel#euee 'Odell. boa,
.obar'aetilrtxed It front the begtteifng, Aineng,the tie?'
table folderol of the year there will he now upvlde :by
Conan Poyqla, Canadines Fenimore., W,00#n'tl, and
> ll#Iarta AO, Ono
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orisewitkbe eentributedtemtt4Qi.r writers by
of tho day, to ore tD 1ehd!
Willies, ulltallgrii Jr�u :int ottvtt, Dxltxlrarbt Ae3and.
hoeing Q #i in two, end Memotbfirs, Timillgettated
desctlptito Taper'* wily epliir'et' art1elea bx Jubile
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1'heorlere Chltit on xAt11p; by Tenitlley II) e#oW oft
Tiussily andfiernillny; by lti_eliard Fiatlinn:l>ltvis on
LondaA_ $easart!.:lis, Caluur)t1.4-jyotiU4ou•Esete6n
laciest' 6 .oSe• . 7l tiwip .4,. Abbey's illukttat#ous of
,tihekosprartes Comedies will be eentlened, Lltare$7
artielrs will bo contributed by Charles
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tlra,'spew 4`, 7'#i+ldx, WIh1i<Ai oaA IitweUg,!bandit
'Matthews, and others.
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among il•ustrated weolliy periodicals in America.' It
ocoupie, a plane between that of the hurried daily
paper and that of the less timely moutbly magazine.
1892 It includes both literat,are Red news, and presents
2,775 19 with equal force and felinity the real events of currant
401 1930 history and the irn,egiuutive themes of fiction. tie ao-
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80' 00 weed'. Fair, 11 will be ort only the beet guide to the
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publications of its clews.
50 34
880 80
50 00
89 72
21 04
79 95
301 00
3,000 00
2,227 84
5,353 00
10,000 00
25,310 18
1,4?,t0 87
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301 00
51 88
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82 35
271 61
1,264 25
1,801 15
101 75
16 61
258 94
61 00
133 17
35 00
726 00
51 05
839 84
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131 85
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'36,500 00
• 3,500 00
17,000 00
12,000, 00
3,000 00
2,000 00
8,769 89•
.$46,269 89
J. Wheatelyy accoutlt roll $4,757
Magistrate Fines. -..-.._ 2.
Statute Labor. 40
Property account 44
Proceeds sale of)Con. Debs6,435
Proceeds sale of lots in' Ceme-
tery 24
35 'Fire and water special rate ac -
00 count 210 00
00 Speeial"rate as..ounti •-e----, O1.
45 Grant to Collegiate Institute. ' 1,500 00
00 Postage and stationery 9 36
18 52
10 50
2 25
• 560
66 00
100 00
11 90
1,700 00
33 47
15 55
477 4,5
7 00
Printing account
00 Incidental account
Fire and Water account
Charity account
Election light account
Salaries account
Property lic,count
Bills Payable
Interest and discount
Election account
SinkinFluid
Reflate of Taxes
Retiring L. H. and B. Deb.... 6.500 00
$11,302 80
$11,212 60
OF THE
TOWNSHIP - OF - STANLEY,
In Account with the said Municipality for the
rear 1892.
The following is the Finanois,l Statement as made out this 15th day o'
December, 1892,
Receipts from Dec. 15th, 1891, to Dee 31st inclusive $1500 51
Expended on roads and bridges.. ..... $ 38 00
Expended for bharity 5 74
Expended for schools 2388 sG'T' $2440 01
Dec. 15th, 1892.
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Balance on hand... ..
Total receipts to date .
Expended on roads and bridges $1433 35
Expended for charity 268 29
Expended for printing 29 35
Expended for sundries 88 10
Expended for gravel $47 22
Expended for salaries 583 60
Expended for Schools 334.7 36
Expended, borrowed money 650 00
Balance on hand
Debts, neunty rate $3318 6s
Debts, schools 1495 56
Credits, uncollected tax $4000 29
$879 50
$8312 11
$8747 27
$1561 84
$4812 24
4000 29
JOHN REID, Treasurer.
JOHN TORRANCE,,Reeve.
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1893,
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
-OF-
A VALUABLE FARM
IN COLBORNE,
In the Matter of the Estate of the
Late James Stavely.
TAere will be sold, by Public Auction at Martin's
Hotet,in the Town of Goderich, on SATURDAY, THE
14th DAY OF JANUARY, 1893, at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon, by John Knox, Auctioneer, the follow.
Ing valuable farming land viz: -Lot Number 14, in
the Maitland Concession of the Township of Colborne,
in the County of Huron, containing 00 acres of land
more or less, at pressnt occupied, as tenant, by
Thomas Pennington.
The land is all cleared. The soli is in pari a Clay
and in part a sand loam, of sally cultivation. The
buildings conetet of a frame dwelling house and a
barn on 8 stone foundation, both is fair repair.
Therets a good well and an orchard of about one
acro in extent. It is distant about ave mins from
the Village of Benmtller, seven miles trmn the Town
of Clinton, an eXcetlent market, and three miles tram
the Village of Holmesville. There le a public school
house about bolts mile away.
The present tenant's term expires on February 4th,
1858. me annual rental is 1140.00 a year and taxes.
The purchaser will he entitled to the Inst three years
rent of the term, and to any arrears on tJle first two,
which remain unpaid at the day of sale.
The sale will be subject to the said lease. In other
respects a clear title will be made.
Toon.-20 p4r cent of the pen -chase money on the
day of the sale, the balance in one month thereafter,
without interest. In other respects, and so far as
applicable, the eondittdns of sale will be thole of the
,High Caere of Justice for Ontario.
li'or further particulars apply to H. Hale, req„
Cltn n 1i
io , es'irb. Manning ':Scott, Bstrf►tors, Clinton,
end the underelgned, the Etecutora Sollcitorit, Code.
rich.
Dated at Goderich this lDth day of December, 1892.
OAIUtOW & PRbUDFOOT,
WILLIAM BRUNB 10JJ�orl for the Executor
Now, '1}i sb6 the season forpreertos, and. wh . <not lcoe itcyo. r' . ifo'si ' r .sen .'o
t y 4 .�tt 1x p� .4 #�
IigS$ LT+S-(IQ.iai) wiBP.41.4 CAjt 'S t
They ,are alio btisw®JO the wolfl6i,
ITRifi :, 4 N
� tl seen p ,ur Iitcl4lr af.`I`Tsw 'White Steel (4r4r4tsttiff
ark, Clot Stee)
Orman Ware, O4rvfri in 0tteve Red Be,4HEither' 4Cietiltri4 ja' 04.4044 >tivoe
Orktk 440 SpQtttla, » :04004.7- tlltrti; TWf D011iert anti Irshl( ..poQf4r t►ifcl X4a41pg.
,e
at#d liAn$ing T.4&mpote
The are b4tt tiOs, r
sBnTEs, Arnag SRAM.
BROS
Trop and Ifawctvvare N.Iet'CI#ants, 0littlpn ;Ont,
,'
idol for
'Choice Cream Cho
Folates: �t. Kul per .
Done up in a nice fancy box or 'satchel, also the following
Goods at reasonable prices.
500 lbs Royal Mixed Candy,
,200' lbs-'-----_ Mixed Candy,
100 lbs Conversation Lozenges,
New Figs, Nuts, Lemons, Oranges.
Oysters and Fish direct from Baltimore.
Call and see our Stock which is tho largest and roost vari tl in town.
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes in great Variety.
CO.AT'S CITY RESTAURANT,
CRUICKSIiANK'S OLD STAND, ,
HE HUB GROCERY.
Ye People
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We are going 'to talk to you about
Now is :he tithe you aro interested about presents for your friends. Call on us;
we have got a fine lot of CHINAWARE, such as CARBARETS, ORALS,
SALAD DISHES, CUPS end SAUCERS, MUGS, &c., &o. Mso a package of
GLASSWARE in 5 and 10ct. piccee, a Mary„el for value. Our Stock of NEW
FRUITS and PEELS are here, such as RAISINS and C.URRANTS, LEMON
and CITRON PEELS.
All the above Goods at prices to suit the Christmas trade.
GEORGE SWALLOW, Cinton.
The People's Column
Advertisements under this heading 41 fur
firat rnont/e,-and40c._eacta subsequent month.
C ARETAKER WANTED.
wanted, a competent caretaker for the Clinton
Eich School. Applicants must state salary. Appli-
e,tlons will be received by the undersigned and par.
oculars ofduties learned up to .January 15th, 1893.
20 JAMFe Scor, Chalrn•8n,8,,,
TENDERS FOR WOOD.. •
Wanted, by High School Board, Clinton, tenders
for supply of 30 cords 4.foot green hard wood. Ten-
ders addressed to the undersigned sill be received up
to:January 15th, 1893.
28 Jame Scorr, Chairman.
FARMS FOR SALE.
The two excellent farms on the 4th concession God-
erich Township, well situated and very desirable
properties. Only throe nines from Goderich For
particulars apply on the premises, or address Gode-
rich P. O. MRS. ,ANNE LUNC HB.
785 tf
N EW BUTCHER SHOP
WHEATLEY d. FINCH
We have Openea out for business on HURON
STREET, CLINTON, and will be pleased to sup-
ply the wants of all in ail kinds of 'moats and
poultry in season at the lowest living prices.
Highest cash price ppaid' for Bides, Sheepskins, &c.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
727 -tf. WHEATLEY d• FINCH.
MONEY TO LOAN.
_Q.n farm property_at 54 per cent. Apply to
C. A. B4.RTT;
Clinton,
NOTICE.
1 There being some misunderstanding with ,re.
gard to wreckage, let it be distinctly understood
that if any person takes possession of any kind
of wreckage and fails to report to me 3 shall -at
once take proceedings. Remember this is the
last warning I shall give. CAPT. WM. BARB.
Reeeit•er of Wrecks, Goderich.
Goderich, Sept. nil 1891" •
WRIiSHIRE BOAR FOR SER.
VICE.
S
W. JACKSON
Town Agent G. T.
CLINTON
For Tickets and information to
all points apply to above.
a 4'
IF YOU
Are going to
MONTREAL
Use the
CANADIAN. PACIFIC RAILWAY.
OTTAWA Or to
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and accommodation.
A. T. -Coope'; Agent _ Cl ton
The People's Grocery, -
Our Stock is now complete and well
assorted with Choice. Goods. See our
Fruits, Peels and Pure Spices. Our
li ancy Cups and Saucers, Tea and Dinner
ets are Extra Value. In Price and
Quality our Green, Black and Japan
Peas and Pure Cofieo. always lead. Our
ull stook is cut down to very close
prices. Butter, Eggs and Fowl taken in
exchange for goods. You can save
money by buying from; us.
G . J. STEWART.
The subscriber has for service on !hie farm,
Summerhill, a thoroughbred registered Boar,
bred by G. Green, of Fairview. Terme, 81, with
privilege of returning.
J. J. McLAt01ILIN,
• 733.41. 9amnterhlll• t
(7 ENERAL SERVANT WANTED,
�Wanted,.at once, a good general servant at the
Rattenbttry Hotel. Clinton, for general work. Good
wagee ,and steady employment to the right person.
Apply at the
41 RATTENBURY HOUSE, Clinton.
ROAR FORSERV[CE...
and on the
farm aof ckJohnerkshi0. Elliott, Bell ayfield Owned by
Goderititt
township. Terme 81, with privilege of returning.
J. 0. ELLIOTT.
Scientific American
llgency for
TEASE MARKS
DESION PATENTS
COPYRIQHTS• etc.
E'or 1nfortnattorl and free Handbook write to
Oldest bureCO.,, for securing p tente tin Ameer9ca.
Every patent taken out by us le brought before
the public by a entice given free of charge in the
rientatic linertran
torrent elreullitlon of any selet tf10 paper fettl
werld. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent
than ehontd be without 1t. Weekl$.0p
roar; $1.50 six months, .AddrelteMUNN & 004
C'nfaslrY. %301 Broadway, New York.
Notice to Creditors and Next to in
OF THE
LATE JAMES STAVELY.
Natio is hereby given pursuant to the Revisep
Statutes of Ontario, 1887, Chapter 110, Sec. 80., that
alt Creditors of, and other persons having claims
against, the Estate of James Stavelv,late of the Town
of Clinton, in the County of Huron, Gentleman,
Ceceased, are required to send to Messrs Darrow &
Proudtoot, of the Town of Goderich. in the County of
Huron and Province of Ontario, the Solicitors for
WILIAAN BxuNsbos, Esq., the Executor of thei last will
of the said deceased, on or before the lot day of
February, 1893, theitChrfbtlen name and surnames,
addresses and descriptions, with fall part3oulars of
their claims, duly attested, with the vouchers upon
which they ?tire based, anti that after 61,0 day last
mentioned the said F.xecutor will proceed to dls•
tribute the assets of the saki deceased among the
parties entitled thlireto, having regard only 'to those
shims at which he shall then have notlet, and the
said exiletrtor will not be. liable for the said assets or
any part thinner to any person Of whose claim notice
shall not have been received by him at the time et
Such distribution.
Dated at Goderich, the 28rd dayof NSverhbeI, f892.•
°ARROW do 3'I0OUDFOOT,
Solicitors for theabove named Etecutor.
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