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work their ; l suited to h sd iii t i nca,-reaka
gn asloo><, alroast, UlitGpa
w . 4 ct , pr, s .n. . u}t?at► , , t2N . woe e itl not necessaril a lose than. with: #meependcnt leanings, thgra Ie. borne, xetieeing theft elethi ..aa reoarit
oda y N1i y ,.
Plet,'ifice IP itself is not 'Pieaeant 11l1t �
Cowper nicely expresses the dietinc, AO YAW '' Ooze' fal;qulci not be just - for tieppaid beard bille, Nevis% therm vrith i
grIeVoua, ,yet talo .away all lyase i>l 1 as friends * to 11¢t Meredith. a to 1i crit saMoisnt apparel o protect thein from
n ttra4 s w f f>s 'Vhe o>t rietxce .and b istor 'of tau :rthe cold.. or severalA g , 1 they slept ip,
%a u. Vie. ' 1p pe , . i.. Atowat, l;l P:tlten expl'e000an of opinion the , parks and, suffered greatly. One of
' elenowiedge and eviedom, se, rattl boinq,''Aue,
�aa.rQot; iu aeaod Qf K�� y y concern rn i 'o •i h c 1 ,them wrote'e. letter to h r Oster in .. Stat*
. , �,�e, and o,a'."iake awe � all that Is one _ � xho np o,•.t>f ;PAM t �a.. a a � . •
' Have pfetimee ee pe}mection, Knowledge
Vat evt) la �,ilt){I that has sone stray p ford, finally telling her 1st ,be wap tired
Aatd bonowle Oulu 1 dneae b
dwells
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Ana the world,.ia tinware ender the swap
V Of a olian teleseea* of kitidneai. '�, ,
Thefee tteo` eq ere4ratruthpan make
A t
sheittt�ipig ata d eet veicO hgat ae
-ad Oh isi'4n1y thg Bout'a.mistake
In rs4i4dieeethei its forret .
And IQYe the ,teleost of all fair. things
That everto mea descended.
= F4OkeR ; illspirIpg, We Ate ineliPal
to eOletiect is our tllbuglits the ceree
,itionle>t'fI''tiittri$i iai''iis#eringu' with the"
Mosaic. eysteme but a very superilei(tl •
- study ,reveals the fact that such- offers
ings existed Ion before the law wee
delivered through Moses. Notable ins•
stances appear frequently in the earlier
douse le'by no wlaaipa ttfarai.,let Atte 'of ilio and Tntendcd•.to jump into the river
Ta heads replete with thoughts of other men' Telegram says*. end . drown herself, She aid goodbye
1 '#Rt1" in l 1it4drd±attentivo tq their ow�t. �, _ and ho ed . theyw t in'He v
Knowledge, a vastus roars leenase, True, the .appoisitloti itt the Liegiat». 1? would.. zee® wen.
s , p. A "1'hi$ letter the olice -found in ber
The mere materialwail which wisdom builds, latrine has ,be('n lucre. v4gorouB all ashen arrested, PTitd circa will take payee
t
Till smoothed nd n and fitted to its usual 'this season, but the province ll a aq,ared cannot accept vigor unsupported of .theyoungwQimezll, for a;stn days, and
place, either btry to get thstn em to int aR,
Aces but Wernher whom it seem to enrich. yy conspicuous wisdom• or eters l y
Knowledge ie Arend that tie has learned so
lin ability, as proof of fitness for the
gg yy
much, duties of Government, In the Public
Windom hi humble that be knows no more,' Accounts Committee, too, Mr Clancy
and Mr Marten did good work, in the
The quotation given, however, Merely debates the Opposition as a whole
refers to etrrthly wisdom, and there is talked a deplorable lot of nonsense.
The Conservatives gave the province
all the difference in the world between reason to entertain a mean opiniois' of
such wisdom and that of heaven. The their capabilities, when they applauded
wm of this world is an excellent. one of their leading lightning calcula-
ind
P tors who argued that timber in a for -
possession, but lacking relationship est was a more valuable asset than
answer
with the Levine, its existence' is merely tt000such ney lan the
co contThe ention is that a
temporary, and "will not stand in the „bush fire can convert in twenty-four
day of judgment." Matthew Arnold hours millions of such assets into ashes.
says that many men who are wise in The session has been the best in the
recent history of the Opposition. The
the sight of their fellow creatures, be- unprejudiced observer has now seen it
fore God are the greatest of fools: at its best, and seen it at its worst.
while, on the contrary,of those Putting aside sentiment, fair judg- �.�.�y�
y many ment upon the capacity of the Opposr- C��•�t ++ O'V
considered by us foolish are spiritually tion renders only one verdict possible.
toth the method and results when
wise. Be careful, then, how you judge. The Opposition is a victim to a consti-
tutional weakness of head and body. Syrup of Figs is teen; itis pleasant
The Apostle Paul, before his convey- It is captained by an admirable gentle- and refreshing to the taste,,, and acts
sion, was learned, but what a different man, who might be a leader if he had gently yet rO111J�t1yonthe Kidri0ys,
wisdom he possessed when the scales followers to strengthen him where he Iver andBoweejlgg, cleanses the 8 s•
is weak, and who might have followers Y
had been removed from his eyes. Fur- if he were a leader able to obscure tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
ther, with what sneering• contempt the Miracl se hapenbochasi Wally in poli- Ganses tipatand
i fevers
Syrup ofoigaaistual
thH
then world viewed the Carpenter and tics, but it will take a miracle to trans -
his little band of fishermen, as they fer the reins of Government to the con- only remedy Oils kind ever WO.
his of the Opposition with its present . duce1, Pleasing.to the taste andaC-
went about doing good and diligently leadership, its present membership, ceptable to the s-ataoQh,prompt in
engaging themselves in a work which and its present politics, or either it has its action and truly beneficial in ite
was destined tq rev„hitionize the world; no policy or it has several. effects, prepared only from the most
and yet how wise they were.The News says:— healthyandagreeableaubstances, its
The Opposition has made more bead- manny_excellent qualities commendit
Breathing means living. A breath- way this cession than at any previous to all and have made it the most
sitting of the Legislature since the last u]ar named known
ing man means a living man; a breath- general election. Still all the progress p y
ing soul is a living soul. To cease to possible has not been made. There sYmp Figs is for sale in no
breathe is to cease to live, a statement has been a noticahle lack of discipline bottles by ell leading druggists.
and attacks, vigorously made in the Any reliable druggist who may not
as true in the spiritual as in the natur- first instance, have not been followed have it on hand will procure it
al world. Physical life requites the up as they should have been. The rom tl for anyone who wishes
weakness of the opposition is, we P p y of used onlybythe
ingredients found in air, while the soul's believe, due to doubts which still exist. A try It. Pan
native atmosphere is love. In the pro- as to the question of leadership and CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CQ.,
cess of breathing we inhale in order that the total lack of a definite, clear-cut
policy. BAN FRANCISCO, tORL•
we may assimilate, we emit in order
that we may draw h fresh supply. WeRV. IMP YOB 8
A wonderful new combination is Ie'
cannot live a lifetime upon a single Stark's Heacache, Neuralgia and Liver
draught of air, for the essential quali- Powders, nice to take and perfectly barm-
ties soon cease to exist, and it immeli- lees. Mr. Ales. Ramsey, Imperial Bank,
Welland, says: "They are excellent; I have
ately becomes impure. One inhalation no hesitation in recommending them to all
of heavenly love should alone suffice for who suffer from headaches." ell: Flock.
G. T. R., Hamilton, writes: '•Por three
a Christian until the opportunity is years I was troubled with most set -re head -
afforded haw of breathing it out. From schen. Since I have used Starke 1 i eadacbe.
out is as Neuralgia land Liver Powders 1 nave been
this it 1s clear that breathing entirely free from them." Mr L'wcefield,
impor tont as breathing in; ridding our-. librarian of the public library, Hamilton,
selves of that which has exhausted ease: "They animism valuable, and gine
almost instantaneous relief; I always keep a
box in my house." Mr Maynard, Wood=
stock;' says:"They are wonderful." Mr
Hall, Brantford, says: "I have tried many
remedies but without effect, ,until I took
Stark's Headache, Neuralgia and Liver
Powders; I can recommend them most
highly." Price, 25 cents a box. Sold by all
medicine dealers.
Canada's exhorts for April amounted to
59,989,562, an increase of 9'171,261 over the
same month last year.
t#rpws rtl14AVitb hl
xle ea "and pQis
onona
things, • sacred history, as well as from other
Uslees it Is watched anis tended. sources. Their origin and institution.
There cohiduot be anythingtaetter than this cannot be given. Finding evidence of
Old world in the way it began, their prevalence in all ancient history,
.And though some matters have zone amiss what a striking proof is afforded of the
nip eweVn the ark the skies
it plan; consciousness of an offended God upon
And however dark the skies may appear,
Atirlhowever souls may blander, the par t of conscience-stricken offeud-
t'tel-yori all will work out clear, •
, 'ot good; titin ovgr and under.
(Selected.]
1 ':
Qill,. MISSION WORK.
c' ,. 'Miss LizriaAcheson. Of the various offerings, the subject of
The great advancement that woman this paper had the pre-eminence during
has made in social and public life dur- the pre -Mosaic times, in fact we read in
ing the past few years has led to the the Bible of no other, save that of Cain,
remark that/ this is woman's century. which was rejected.
Whilst she has stepped into all manner In the adoption, adaptation and ex -
of professions, trades and occupations planation of the various offerings in
In life, that of missions has not been the Mosaic ritual, the burnt offering
passed by, and to -day missions and had an important place, dominating
. the Women's Missionary Society are all the others, and was significant of
1.household words: important truths connected with the
In the constitution of the Woman's redeeming work of Christ. It was a
Missionary Society, we learn that the personal offering, that is, one in which
object ° of Mission Bands is two fold: the people as well as the priest took an
1st, To develop a raaissionn.ry spirit; active part, and the law concerning it
2nd, To raise funds to send the gospel had an individual, as well as an official
to the heathen. and national application. The place of
A young lady at one of the recent offering was upon the great brazen
branch Meetings voiced the experience altars, which stood in the Court before
of many when she salt " We never the door of the Holy Place. To the
used to think of anything but how to Jew this altar was in a special sense
raise money, but now we want to the meeting place between God and
ers, attesting the justice of God, and
the need of atonement and ascension;
but above all, how clearly they reveal
the early apprehension of the mercy
and love of God toward a fallen race.
know who and what we are raising man. As has been said, it was the
money for." foundation of all the tabernacle wore
How very true it is that, to have in- ship. No office of priest or worship of
terest and enthusiasm in any line of People could be performed without its
work, it is necessary to have know- intervention. Upon it were the horns,
divinestrength,
and the se-
cede,
ledge. The many missionary periodi- denoting g
cels, S. S. papers, letters, leaflets. be- cred fire kindled by the priests, and
sides a very large space in the daily kept burning continuously. The ma -
secular paper, places this knowledge terial for the offering was an animal,
within the reach of everyone who de- a male without blemish, or, in the case
sires it. of poor people, a turtle dove or two
We are getting nearer to the true young pigeons. The incidents were in
spirit of missionary effort as we obtain most respects similar to those of the
a more intelligent understanding of other animal offerings, there were the
the needs of this great work, and as Presentation of the victim, the imposi-
,.,
"-we�irca$"aind"]'earn"""we" are impressed•• tion-g(the hands upon the head of the itself, in order that we may obtain
with the grandeur and extent of the victim, ' and its slaughter;—here—the" that which islife=giving.' "Tt is further
work being carried on by women, and functions 6f the offerer ceased, and certain that we shall only be able to
yet, in this nineteenth century, not those of the Priest intervened in the breathe out that which we have taken
half the world has heard of a Saviour. sprinkling of the blood upon the altar, in. The soul cannot breathe out cruel -
It is estimated that about one in everyand, lastly, in the laying of the body ty if it has inhaled kindness, nor can it
two hundred women has heard "the of the victim'whole upon the altar, to exhale love if it has taken in threaten -
sweet story of Jesus and His love." A be consumed by fire. This last act begs. We lose nothing by emitting,
very little reading of history reveals constituted the distinctive feature of while, on the contrary, it is possible to
to us the debasement of heathen wo- the burnt offering, implying self•sur• produce lasting results in the shaping
men, and, as we prize and recognize render and consecration. We have in of the characters of those around us.
our own exalted position, may we also this the shadow pointing to "the body We throw out to the world that which
remember that great responsibilities. which is of Christ." "Then, said, I, Lo, they ofthemselves cannot form, and
are born of great privileges. I come (in the volume of the book it is it may happen that the love which the
Not all can give of either; time or written of me) to do my will, 0 God." humble Christian worker is breathing
money, but everyone can give sym- Christ, as our great High Priest, offer- forth daily, shall be the means of
pathy and prayer. For some God has ed up the atoning sacrifice on Calvary, arousing conviction in some soul which,
work in the foreign field, but not for but, preceding that, he fulfilled the nee to all appearances,. lies dormant. By
all. It may be some one who reads cessary priestly office of sanctifying simply breathing out love, fruit shall
this will be set apart to catry the glad the offering of a perfect obedience to be rendered, some thirty fold, some
tidings to those who sit in darkness— the Father's will. and he has entered sixty fold, some an hundred fold.
who knows ? For each one of us there within the veil, with the completed
s some work to do, and though our atonement of a perfect righteousness, It has heen well said that the man
efforts often appear small, yet, if hon- and a perfect expiation for sin. The who never makes mistakes misses a
antis made, can be exalted to the same burnt offering, as set forth in the law, good many chances of learning some -
plane as the laborer who goes forth to being typical, we have to ask if Christ thing. To find out we are wrong opens
distant lands. and his work present a complete anti- up a way towards correction. • When
The Women's Missionary Society type. Looking at all its features, we a sinner comes to himself, and recog-
find that the type is not exhausted in nizes that he "is dead in trespasses and
was organized eleven years ago; every
year it has steadily increased, both as Christ; we must not lose sight of the sin," it is then only that there is a
fact that this offering was personal, chance and hope of regeneration tak-
to numbers and finances. The Society and that all men under the law were ing place in his heart. As long as one
last year raised over 535,000. It has
enjointd to present their offerings to thinks himself right, there is no likeli-
under its care 26 lady missionaries, 16 God. If we find the antitype in Christ hood of his humbling himself before
in Japan, eight in British .Columbia of that which belonged to the priest, God, and for that same length of time
and two in China. Besides these the we find for ourselves that which be- his errors are becoming as mountains
Society has a large interest in the longed to the people and the individual. in his way. Man only feels his need of
French work of Quebec; the McDougall The teaching of Paul appears to be Christ when he sees in Christ his only
Orphanage of the Northwest and an clear, that the type is exhausted in the hope of salvation. From many char -
orphanage in Newfoundland. presenting of ourselves --a living sacri- acters pictured in Scripture as grand
This work of evangelizing the world flee. But, whilst it is. ours to present mistakes, it is possible for us to cull
is surely going on. Shall we have a ourselves, we are like the victim to lie thoughts most valuable. In Pilate we
share in it? looking forward to the upon God's altar, now the Cross of see that instability so characteristic of
time when a glorious spiritual kingdom Christ, and it is Christ's, in his priestly this world; in Judas we see that terrible
shall be established in every nation of office, to sprinkle the blood of atone- remorse consequent upon wrong choice.
the earth. when none shall say to his meat, to make the offering ,acceptable, In Herod there is that useless desire
neighbor, "know ye the Lord?" for it is Christ's to "kindle the flame of for revenge, which, when it has ob-
theysball all know him, from the least sacred love," so that by the constrain- tained its purpose, is not even- then
risco the greatest.• ing love of Christ we may ascend into satisfied; in Agrippa we perceive that
the Hill of God. Let the words of the hesitancy and doubt which is bound to
God, in working, always starts from send many another man to hell. But,
a high ideal. In his own image he cih•e- poet be ours: how different the character of Peter,
1811:11)1:
eek thea for rho Hail strength, he denied and cursed, but aftertvards
aced man, and makes him a little lower And a mind to blend wen o'tw . life, repented; Patti saw a great and shining
than the angels, not a slight degree tvhilo tee in at thy side, light, he yielded to the voice of God,
higher than the brute. How exalted a Goa tehOtO the g 0. tttd epaeo' and became a "new man in Christ
Jesus." We must remember, however,
position is this, but it cannot be main- In a service, which thylove appoints, that ignorance of error does not render
tained by ]Merely standing still. Furher oei thoandrtisor ; "the truth" us gmltless in the sight of God, and
Through every act of life we are draw- That makes the children "free," that the sooner we cease making such
And a lite of self -renouncing love mistakes, the clearer shall be our re-
ing nearer to God the Highest, or low- Is a life of liberty. cord in the great book of life.
ening ourselves to a position far be -
heath even that of the beast. "He PROGRESS.
that hatetbreproof is brutish." Yea. It is very important in this ago of vast
the • beasts of the field far surpass that material progress that a remedy be pleasing
to the tante anti to the eye, easily taken,
bias rtiht i by .simply drifting every acceptable
eie ,the stomach and healthy in
day, shapes for' himself a future, the its natute and effeete. Possessing these
terriblehest.ef which eallfiet be de -' ?Malities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect
de.?
iteribed, 1
Eikative arid most gentle diuretic known,.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 6.
EVJIL]) tat.
When the system is rim down, s Verson
becamee an easy prey to Consumption or
Scrofula. Manyvaluable lives are saved
by tieing Seethe; Emulsion as soon as it de -
elite in health is obtained.
_
B The Earl of Aberdeen says he will prob-
ably come to Canada in Anglin to assume
the duties of Governor General•
Minard's Liniment ie the Beet
An Athens cable announces that exca-
vators at Delphi have anearthered a col-
loesal marble statue of Apollo.
French exhibitors at the World's Fair
are complaining of their treatment by the
managers of the exposition.
Minard'o Liniment lumberman's friend
The new government of Nicaragua went
into operation Thnsrday. Peace has been
restored.
The World's Fair was opened to the pub-
lic Sunday, and then again it wasn't. A
hundred and twenty-five thousand people
were inside the enclosure, but they did not
see everything. The British departments
were all closed.
PUT TO FLIGHT
--all the peculiar troubles that
beset a woman. The only
.'uamnteed remedy for them
is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. For women suffer-
ing from any chronic „ female
complaint " or weakness ; for
women who are run-down and
overworked ; for women ex-
pecting to become mothers,
and for • mothers who • are
nursing and exhausted ; at the
change from girlhood to wo-
manhood; and later, at the
critical change of life "-- it
is a medicine that safely and
certainly builds up, strength-
ens, regulates, and cures.
If it doesn't, if it even fails
to benefit or cure, you have
your money back.
What you are sure of, if you use
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, is either
a perfect and permanent dire for
your Catarrh, ne matter how bad
Tour ease may be, or 000 in cash.
the proprietors of the medicine
promise to pay you the money, if
I they can't cure you. _• .__....w..
Michigan
Lands...
100,000 acres of choice lands in
Chippewa County, Michigau, for sale
on liberal terms of paymem.
Theee lands -are easily, cleared, are
almost entirely free from stamps and
rocks, so Quit machinery can be
used on them as well as on farms
that have beeo-cultivated for twenty
years
The most of them lie within one to
tis miles of . railroad. They are as
good as any leads in Miohigsa, and
are the cheapest good lands in the
State.
sotto iloa41 auD attl x 40100
MANNING & lyteatT,
i3a
rrtst
CQI#`' arAx sus, itq.
Oommleefonere for Ontario a#1d.;IRsst#A1Ua;::
OPeleft Nl6x'r:DOOR TO Nkw 1a4, VLOTollt.,
gt4;:*41?-91N
ReeRcEotato r anarit, lr1N+'slraldce
•A giDitlltr
FIRE arid 'WIPE INSI A CE,�
Money toi tfoan on Farm and `Town Property is
_ large or small sums et the lowest curr(snt rrteek
OFFICE--CO0PEB I400E, Ctrsroit
DR, wits. GUxN, CFFIOE ONTARIO ST.
a few doors ¥istof Albert Street.
MONEY TO LOAN. biORTElatata
Boaght. Private Funds. C HIDOUT
Once over J Sackson'e store, Clinton.
'tItONEY TO' LEND IN LARGE OR
.15L Small sums on good mortgage security,
moderaterete of interest. K HALE, Clinton.
D$APPLETON — OFFICE — AT 11E81Diction on Ontario street, (111141 rp
potato Englteli Church. Entrance by side
gate,
D R, J. W. SHAW, PHYSICIAN SURGEON
Accoucheur, etc„ <filee in the PHYSICIAN,
block'
Rattenbnry St. ,foimer1) occupied by Dr. Becve
Clinton Ont,
DR. R. MOOSE, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
Abcoucbeur. Office, the late Dr. Worthing.
ton's office. Huron atroet. Residence, corner of
Erie and Mary Sta.
D R STA1II*URY, GRADUATE OF THE
Medical Department of Victoria Univer-
sity, Toronto, formerly of the Hospitals and
Dispensaries, New Yyor,, Coroner for he
County of Huron. Bayfield, Ont.
sr C. BRUCE L. D. 8. SURGEON DENTIST,
• Coate' Block Albert St., over Taylors' el ,.e
store. Specialty Block,
of the natural
teeth. Painless Extraction by the use of the
moot approved local Anaethetic, N. B R'iil
visit Blyth profeeaionally every Monday at Ma-
son's Hotel, and Bayfield the 2nd and 411a Thurs..
day, during the summer.
4.6 E. BLACKALL VETERINARY SUP3EON
• Honorary&raduate of theOnterloVeterii,si 31 -
College. Treats all diseases of domesticated and
male on the most modern and scientific priocil
Mos. Office- immediately south of the New bra
Office. Residence — Albert St.,Cllnton.QiCatle
night or day attended to promptly.
DJ. L. TURNBULL, 11. D., TORONTO
Univereity, 11! A, C,M,, Victoria Univeralty
M.,0. Y & 8., Ontario. Fellow of the Obstetrical
Society of Edinbnr "late of London, Eng.,and
Edinburgh Hospitals Office,—Dr IDowsel) •s old
office Rattenbury 8t. Clinton. night bell
answered at the same place.
D DICKINSON, THE OLD & RELIABL I
Auctioneer still in the field, able and will-
ing to conduct any sates entrusted to him, and
takes this opportunity of thanking his patrons
for past tavore. Also Chattel Mortgages closed
and rents oollacted. Charges moderate. D
Dscsn son,Licensed Auctioneer for the County
of Huron. Residence Albert Street. Clinton.
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY 1
We can make a rew'goodiasns from private
funds at ow rates and modate expanseer.
Terms made tosalt borrowers.
Id NNI1SO & SCOTT, - - t;linton,
11111118. WHITT, M. C. M• 8
TEACHER OF MUMS.
Piano, Organ and Tecbnieon,or.Mueel developer
for nee of pupils. Hoorne at Mr. A. CDok
Albert -Street:- Clinton.
R. AGNEW,
iioeottaie of Dental Surgery, Honor Gsedaato of the
Toronto School of Dentistry.
Nitrous pride Gpe administered tor the paining
auraotton of teeth ,
Office in Smith's Blooinlover (Emerton's Barber
Shop, Clinton.
SarNtgbt bell an.we.ed ;y
A. O. U. W.
The ClintowLodge No. 144, meet to Biddle.
eombeHall on the 1st and Brd Fridays in each
montb. Visitors cordially invited.
B. STONERAM, M. W. J. BEAN,Becorder,
Owing to the nearness of the tum- CLINTON MARBLE WORKS.
ber woods and mines, the market for COOPER'S- OLD STAND,
produoe is as good as any on the lakes Next to Commercial Hotel.
A large part of the lands lie near
Rudyard, 23 miles from Sault Ste
Marie, on the M. St. P. 9t S. St. M.
R. R., and between Rudyard and
Pickford.
AnExcursion party will leave some
point in Huron Co., Ontario, by boat
to Sault Ste Marie, Mich., and by
rail from there to Rudyard, early in
June, to visit these lands. Those de-
siring to go on this excursion are re-
quested to give notice so that provi-
sion may be made for them. Price
of tickets and date of excursion will
be given in due season. Address
E. C. DAVIDSON,
Sault Ste Marie, Mich.
McLeod's
System RENOVATOR
AND OTHER
Tested Remedies.
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
Fw, tr are, Weak and Impoverlsbed
Blood, Uyapepeia, rt, 'eaenese, Polus•
tation of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
Neuralgia, Lova of Memory, Bronohitin,
_Conauwption, _Gall Stones. Jauadioe, Yfd-
ney and Urinary I)ioesaes, 8*. Vitus' baoae,
Female Irregularities and General Debility.
LABORATORY, OODENION, ONT.
J. M. ]fcLEOD,
Prop. and Yannfaotures
Sold by J. U. Cronin, Clinton
In great variety of designs. Cabinets, 84:95
per doz., 91,25 half dos. Cet•te de visite
31.26 doz, '15o half dos. Sttabas,ma tis a
dos.' §06 half dos'.
1 have alas* Brook offlne fhlt4i11ting.
• ,A
Icor bedrling: .'`targe bt grog. 444nta (lir
nominal pride tie bloom MIY++atttki>�Y1et. '
�yit:
MHOARE ar 'r • OUNTV
f. «,.t
This eetablisnment le in toll operation nd al
orders diled in the most satisfactory way, Ceme.
Wry and granite work a specialty. Prices as
reasonable as those of any establieho.ent
SEALE, 1100VER dt SEALE, Clinton. lm
MONEY TO LOAN
Interest H3 per cent, payable yearly, The bor-
rower to have the privilege of paying the whole
or any part of the prineipa1, at any time, withou
giving notice. For particulars apply to C..A
8RABTT, McKay Block, Clinton.
MaKltlop Mutual Fira insurance Co.
FARM & ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY
INSURED
OPPIcuts.
D., Roes,Preeident, Clinton; M. Mu -die, Vies
Pres. Seafortb • W. J. Shannon, army-Treas.Seafortb ; Jno. Hannah, Manager, Seefortb,
DInEOTOas.
Jas. Broadtoot, Seatorth • Gabriel Elliott,
lo
Clinton; Geo, Watt, Barcis; Joseph Rvano,
Beechwood; Thos. Carbet, Clinton' Mex. Gar.
diner, Leadbury ; M. Murdle, Seafortll-
Thos. Neilana, Oarlock; Robt. HoMillan, Sea•
forth; 8 Comedian, Seato tit; John 0 Sullivan
ad Geo. Murillo, auditors.
Parses desirous to effect Insurances or tran-
sact other business will be promptly attended,
to on application to any of the above odleeri
ddreesei to their refspecitvv offices.
Barkwell's Sure Corn Cure, will cure Corns, Warta
Buneions, Holes. •.1•v
Notice to Next of Kin,
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE,
• COMMON PLEAS DIVISION.
In the matter of the Estate of -
James Staveley.
Adtorney General es. Brunsden
Pursuant to the Judgment heroin bearing '•\
date the 13th day of March, A. D. 1883, tbo per-
sons elaireing to be tiers of kin, agcarding to .
the Statutes of the Provin00 of Ontario, of
Jssaoe Stovetop, late of the Town Of Clinton, in:,
the County of anon, and Provleoo of Qn rkar-
Gentlemen, living at the time of his • atlt h, on
the tth day of Novohiber, 1202, or t,o bo t o logay ,
personal rdpreeea*atl$-oa of mob Of"the said
next of kin as arenow deitd aro by their.
Solicitors on or before the thirtieth day of -
Juno A. ii,18II3, at 11 o'clock, a. m., to come in,
andprovo their claimslat the Chantbota et the,
Master of the Supreme Court at Goderioh, irk
the said County of Huron, or in default thereof. •
they will bo pereuipthkily cXoludod from the
,bohefite of the saidJudg,nent,
Dated thin ath dsyof lay, A.D. f80s. ,
SIDTH 1tLaND lIALCDMSoN,
Motel; at tiihderloh.
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