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NO LA TV IN KENTUCKY.
The latest Kentucky sensation is a
worse illustration than usual of the
lawlessness of that State. There was
not law enough to enable a young
• woman who had beau betrayed to have
her wrongs righted in the regular
manner. So her mother aliduct-
ed. the young man whom she
accused and compelled him to
marry her at the point of a' pistol.
There Was not law enough to enable
the young snarl to obtain redress
from the courts for this high•handed
interference with his liberty. So a
party of his friends and relatives way•
laid and shot the bride and her father.
There was not law enough to punish
the murderers. So a mob was organized
and, it is reported, they were lynched.
Of course, there will not be law enough
to punish the lynchers.
All the persons counected with this
affair were among the best Citizens of
the co:1/lu'u)ity. It may bo supposed
they would have taken advantage of
the law if there had been any. The
world is, therefore, left to infer that
the pistol, shotgun and rope aro the
only 100110s :,y which reputable citizens
can secure the punishment of criminals
in Kentucky, or, et least, in the part of
the State where these events occurred.
—Buffalo E:r,Irese.
CURRENT TOPICS.
Oxford is a very Gritty constituency,
only one -mon hae yet subscribed to-
wards the memorial monument to the
late Hon. Alex Mackenzie—D. R.
Roes, of Iamb -o, gave $10.
One slander against Mr. Charlton is
disposed of. Some persons in the
West have accused him of running his
tugs on Sunday. A. Toronto religious
paper points out that this could not bo
so because its writer has heard Mr.
Charlton make long speeches in favor
of Sunday observarce. Plainly, a
gentlemen who would make long
epeoches on such an issue could not be
guilty of making his tug servants labor
on the Sabbath. Mr.Cherlton should
practice what he preaches.
7
Coileators of outllptnel ilea£ been
loured that the Saturday Made,'
published td Chioego, ill., coulee with
iu the tariff outegory of an immoral or
indecent publication; and its entry
iuto the Dominion is prohibited. Pin -
sons importing it are liable to a penalty
of $200 fur each offence.
A1"TRACTIONS OF TUE BIBLE.
Aa a book of religion, at'uurid which
clusters all our hopes of immortality,
the Bible hes merits of the very high -
eat order; and these, with every serious
tnihd, will be, as they ever ought to be
its greatest attractions. But,aside from
the religion which it reveals to us, and
the guod news of ealvatiou which it
brings us, the Bible has other attract
t;ot1e. It is the book of our learning,
eat loss than our religion; ,the basis of
our civilization, not less than our Sal
vatiou. It is the charter of our right's
and liberties, ae truly at it is the oracle
of our faith, the Manual of our devo
tions, and the anchor of our hopes.
It has moulded into shape, and it hae
quickened into life, the whole body el
our secular learning, as well as our
theology. It has breathed its own
vital epirit into all our science, litera-
ture, legislation, philosophy, social and
political institutions. h has led the
van of aucient and of modern civiliza-
tion in its march around the globe, It
has beeu the great well spring of living
water, out of which have issued all the
glad streams of intellectual and moral
health, that are now found flowing in
every civilized laud beneath the sun.
Thee far, it has been the great educator
and civalizer of luau; and it is doubt
less, destined to be his greatest educa•
for in all time to conte, his most efl'ee
tire civilizer in every dark abode of
heathenism throughout the world.
But, whilst it is chiefly as a book of
religion, and especially of relig-
ious educatlon, that the Bible
hoe spread civilization among the
nations; still it is true, that
regarded simply as a book of learning,
of taste and genius, of history and 0lo•
(hence, it has exerted an influence
which cannot be too highly estimated.
As such, it has claims which CORM end
themselves to every cultivated under-
stauding, Independently of all its
higher glories—the knowledge which
it gives us of the way to heaven,and the
hope with which it inspires us of a bless-
ed immortality—there are attractions
which may { be felt and appreciated
even by the irreligious and the worldly --
minded.
As ancient Israel was the glory of
all the earth, Jerusalem the glory of
Israel, and 'her temple the glory of
Jorulasem, eveu so is the Bible now to
Christianity, and to the world. It is
the most glorious outward and visible
heritage which has come down from
the past. It. atande to the Christian
and to the church as the temple did to
the Jew. II is the throne of power.
It is the symbol of all greatness. It is
the shrine of all good. It is the
centre of universal attraction. It it;
the radiating point of all blessed in•
fluences.
We may all look upon the Bible ae
we look upon the broad domains of
nature;" or upon the blue heavens
above. It is common property. It is
all ours. It all belongs to each of us
because our Father made it. We
breathe a common air; we gaze upon
the same loveliness; the same landscape
smiles in beauty at our feet;_ the same
heavens encompass ns; in the Bible, as
in the book of nature, we are all at
home, for God, our Father, is over all
and in all. Ls ROY J, HALSEY, D. D.
THE DEADLY MISSILES.
I3ULLET PROOF UNIFORMS.
The entire prase of Europe has been
giving much attention in the past few
days to the experiments just made with
so-called bullet-proof uniforms in
Vienna. It was at first supposed that
the invention was a revival of the dis
covery of several years ago which
proved impracticable. Later accounts
of the experiments and the fart that
an immense sum has has been paid by
a Berlin syndicate for the secret indi
cate that the device is of good dens of
importance.
The idea of the inventor, a tailor
named Dowe, is that the soldiers
should wear in action an artnor which
csvers the body and weighs about six
pounds. It is flexible composition,
faced with cloth, to be buttoned over
the uniform. Steel faced bullets from
modern rifles fail to penetrate it at
any distance over 100 meters. At less
than 200 meters the shock of a bullets
might render a man unconscious.
A BULLET PiROOF BEAD.
Frank Forkey, a Frenchman living
in Butler Township, Wayne County,
at a little huddle known locally as
"Slyburg," is the champion hard-
headed man of the region. One night
recently he had four bullets shot
against hie head, all of which promptly
flattened and fell to the ground. A
few patches of court plaster repaired
all damages.
Forkey hod been working for a
maiden farmer named Rose Wood, but
was diacharged for intoxication. Two
nights later he calve back to the house
to return the key to an outbuilding.
He was invited to aupper, and then
had a dispute with Patrick Caraher, a
brother laborer, but not a Frenchman,
Mies Wood tools the pert of Caraher,
her charms being under discussion. A
battle royal ensue d. Carahor firat
smashed a board and a lantern over
I+orkey's head, and then opened on
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hitt) with a 33 -caliber revolver. TI,•,
men were atruggl111g all bilis time, and
four bullets took effect at short range•,
yet not one penetrated the skull of the
Frenchmen, who tooled by sounds',
thrashing the eutito family end
chasing thein into the woods.
He has since had Caraher arrested
for assault iu the first degree, and the
latter is under $1,000 bail, furnished
by Miss Weed, who is wealthy but
extremely eccentric.
SEPARATE SCII(')OL EX-
AMINATIONS.
The names
the highest
studies at the
the Goderich
follows :
of the children who to( k
marks in the different
March examinations in
Separate School '1110 as
FOURTII CLASS.
Christian DOC tfino—!1hu•gatut Pay n0,
Edward Tighe. Reading—A un Mc.
Dougall, Joseph !McEvoy. Arith-
metic—Ann IMeDoug,11, Ellen Webb.
Grammer—Gertrude Doyle, Frederick
Shannon. Literature—Teresa Chis-
holm, Margaret Payne. Composition
—Andrew Lyun, 11Ia''garet Payne.
History—Margaret Payne, Ellen Webb,
Teresa Chisholm. Geography—Teresa
Chisholm, Andrew Lynu, Ger,-
trude Doyle. Orthography—Margaret
Payne, Ellen Webb, Andrew Lynn.
Writiug—Frances _MoCormac, 'Teresa
Chisholm. Drawing—Joseph Mc-
Evoy, James Ilurley. Temperance—
Eugene Dean, Margaret Payne. Neat-
ness—Gertrude Doyle, Frederick Shan-
non and Ann McDougall deserve
special credit. Highest, total—Mar-
garet Payne.
THIRD CLASS.
Christian Doctrine—Edmund Cam-
pion. Reading—Josephine Galloway,
13essie Mc(orruac. Arithmetic— Mar-
garet Webb, Mary Dean. Grarnrner—
Dora Chisholm, Mary Dean, ill rgaret
Webb. Literature—Dora Chisholm,
Bessie ivlcCornlac. Cumpoaition—
Josephine Galloway, Dora Chisholm,
Bessie McCormac. History — Dora
Chisholm, Bessie McCormack, Mary
Curry. Geography—El mund Campion,
Dora Chisholm. Orthography—Joseph•
iue Galloway,Delia Burne. Writing—
Teresa Doyle,Maud Curry. Drawing—
Teresa Doyle, Josephine Galloway.
Neatness—May Curtin, Margaret Hur-
ley, Josephiuo Galloway and Dora
Chisholm deserve special credit.
Highest total—Dora Chisholm.
—Ex.Premier Mercier, of Quebec,
who was in New York on Friday, said
he was not in favor of Canadian au-
nexation at present, but of Canadian
independence. Ile thought it would be
useless to attempt annexation without
first obtaining complete separtion from
England.
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This Injector for its successful treatment is
furnishedfreo. Remember, Shiloh's Remedies
arc sold on a guarantee to give satisfaction.
If
You Think
any kind of a crop will do then
any kind of seeds will do; but for
the best results you should plane
FERRY'S SLEDS.
Always the best they are recognized to
the standard everywhere.
Ferry's Seed Annual Is the most
Important book or the kind pub-
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Count the Date
In our last ecnnp.uilion, In which we had f.
circle containing ;,t5 dots, we had n:;5-0 firs
Ing from 300 to 2,000,004 tie the w'holc, however,
Our customers cornetts better than we expected.
At the close of the competition the, winners were
notified of their success, and the presents awarded
just as we advertised. As a proof of this cud nus
an evidence that eve have kept perfect faith with
our patrons, we will send n complete list Ot'c' lenses
(excepting those objecthig to publicity) to any
address oil receipt of a Scent stamp to guy peein?e.
We do this instead of publishing tlu•u) on ae(, i ,it
of the list being so very large. In our pros, tit
competition we present the aineVe star and cskcur
customers to count the dots as thine 11d With
in the circle. With it we Janke flit, rlir:—
To the first three persons seeding in the tor,, ••t
answer we will give e'ch an ele)nn:t COLO
WATCH, with Ei.GIN, 1� ALTI•IAlf,
DUMBER HAMPIDEN or other tirrt•c•lust
movement. We will give the sauce toile. senders
of the three correct answers, who arc equally 101
from the first and the last, while the persons
sending in the last three correct answers Will
each be given wetehcs exactly similar 1.1110 otl'rr
nix. THIS MAKES NiNbl (401 1) IVA''-
CITES. EACH OF WHICH IS VA1.L'ED
Al''6100, that will positively he given 0%k 0y. A
sample watch is now on exhibition at our illee,
and ean be seen by any person interested: so if, ur
sincerity is doubted the person may all. ar hay,•
a friend do so, and see that they are all we eisun.
Remember each one is first-class cud will Le
accompanied by a }.narantee from the nether.
W1': PRESENT (;OLD WA'T'CHES in Ifni+
competition in preference to PURSES OIr
GOLD because as a rid:, they last huger,
can, for years afterwards, he shown by the
delighted possessors as an evidence that we do
exactly as we promise. The watches trill I ,• rye.
Rented in ladies' orentlemen's sizes •a deelt d.
In addition we will give ONE IIUNDR1 Li
EX'l'11:A PRESENT'S such ns sll.lc I)1IEh5
PATTERNS, VALUABLE PIECLS (`i••
JEWELLERY. USEFUL AND Piti:•r3'I
ARTICLES FOR THE TOILE'!'. E
for intermediate correct answers, Should Ile re
be no correet answers, the presents will Lr
tributed arnong those whose answers are nm teat
tho correct number. Each answer must be
accompanied by 50 vents in silver or stamps to pay
for a box of Dr. 1larz's health tills. 'il'e (ell c, n
:he pills and give you the present. 'I's an,. •„ • •• •,
who 58 dissatisfied and does not Zhu? 1 1,, 1'
as we represent them, wewill r0t00n 11
money. Our sole- object in making I,,i, rxlrr. 1 '1 -
nary offer is to introduce this caned, ut r.,i„r;y
tutu every home in America.
AS A.T0�111 Health Tills I'ryenn r,•
t The tired I,r;,in-tv,ri:, r•: 1
wnri,-out busiucss man finds Ih ,
adapted to his cane. They ?ire u.w Iii” n•,d
en• rgv, and make hard well( er+,.•. Oh.
III ARZ'S TTEALTTI PII,I.H S'115'3 5(;_
THEN THE ItODY AND liltli;Ih'f`L1:
TIlill BRAIN.
YOUNGMEN W'hnsttfferfrn;nesee u•s 4°
tY to ycutb, r,oe1i,ra l i n'i: i,
mental worryover-work en• sleeplessn••s,. sl, old
E
use I-Lealth fills. They will e:,,p your Iron! 1•
give you energy and strength, ;nut iuni,o r.:l
yourself again.
YO011( WOMEN P:de :uvl tired.
Pj t'y t1i96 ® Rtl l': �1' II' :n I: •.
weakness, scantiness, super, ; ,n , 1' :3' it
n, s' headache, While., p...,u ^in 1;,,, 1
h••nrilrr down pains, sh,0u1,1 u.•r 11•, 1 1 I
They restore the tuontbii.•0 in all c i ;
l : sy,tont, 0nr:e1) the blond n:„t m•,6.. ;1 r,
plump, bright and rosy.
PRIOO[E-AGE MEN
Snfr,;•11,0 fr-1'1
p7 n,n1ore1, v.
kidney or bladder troubles. the result i of :: 1,.3
fol'les lusts ores-rgy mental ,wor roY•• r.•„ • I .
511,.01(1 050 ilealth fills. 'l'hey net est,, ;:•I1,
up •n the bladder and kidneys, and rea:r,r • t3.
vigor of youth to all ]'ailing organs, !salt pl n a ea l
and mental.
"0 1011140 Of life, headaches, pains in 11 womb,
e.nnsUFrmtlon, piles, irregnlnrilles and ue•n!01 ,1••
pr,'s.:,irl, Should 000 311,011)1 !'ills. '1:,, i' ,::”
all these syniptnnls, purify the blood, :,1 ren,_,1 , n
the nerves, regulate the bowels, and ussict _(mute
in ever w'nr. `,
0 �fl8 A00 TTenit.h Yilts yield u'
and r,.,'Vshin:t-h•e1, .:i'
strength to the nerves, ebeer ii:tne..s t,-, the 'n:,
and ease to the Ealy, so that the weir. htlw' •: •..•r+
hears less heavily as the thread of life 1)n,.:?,fibs,
If the person:, then).'• , bun) •.:a d r1,).• • •sir.
tribute mit' prrsynis 01.1c1“. 1„ u'•hHyil •',1'1 ,1e• i r.
that 00 mention be etude of t),rir uair:o:, e e WII,
respect their tvt+hes in the ,natter 01.1 t.0 N1',.,.:
preen ti to any address mention -1 WIt;tom 13 ,
knowledge ofeven n third 'persnr,.®',1 eoliatm:•
Cations tullressed to us Will IA. proi.,tr: i`; ,i n, ,Ter.:!
and all correspondence regarded as. vier' '1 • , n
Wien' H. In writing, nddress'J'51F1. 1'AIlL 41 A'Y
111E1)ICAI. CO., (reenninn:tit Penne'..39
to 34 ADELAIDE ST. E., 'F(t1LO:V'r.
—The following officers comprit•
the Brussels foot hall club:—Hon.
President, W. II. Kerr ; lion. Vice
Pr• , R., Graham ; President, J. '',
• Vice Pres., J. O'Leary ; Sec -
I' • ' , 11. J. Morden ; ('aptnin, A,
• ••„ F'1' ; Committee, Jr.11. Cameron,
1)r. Cavanngll and W. Sample. The
club is open for challenges.
Leslie's Carriage Factory.
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS—all of the• best T►ariC*.
rnanship and material. o"All the latest styles and most modern improve.
menus. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended
to. Prices to euit the times.
AtZe'FACTORY_ooraer Huron and Orange Streete, Cliaton, 657—y
Siiii r Star Coal 011
f
4 IMPERIAL CALLONS
ABOUT EQUIVALENT TO -
5 AMERICAN GALLONS
for -b CTS_
DATER WHITE AMERICAN OIL, 25c. GALLON.
'These pi ices are SPOT CASII at our store, charged or delivered 21 cents galllon
extra.
JoB: • SJN3S KUSW/ME AND PURE NIXED
PAINTS.
CHURCH'S ALABASTINE.
JOHN i RUC E'S FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS.
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DAVIS 8z ROWLAND
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HARDWARE, STOVES & TINWARE, CLINTON.
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HUB GROCERY.
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de hate' clo',od our financial year 1.,t of Ft.:l,ruary and find that it has been a
pair of fair pro:•pt•rty to us. \Ve wish to render our best THANKS to
Cu.,luu,c ra Tor their patronage and will always strive to win your con -
i1,•., )u':,rR, by oi) ink you GOOD 0001)S as cheap' as any other
hem's tli "1.',...%%11.
Our Stu. h of
CHINAWARE, PORCELAIN AND STONEWARE,
i, well assorted (and fie we have a large Import Order cowing from
1;,ugland) we will offer them at Close Prices to Make room.
GEORGE SWALLOW Clinton.
a=J�:tE4 l�ti-�'•.e-••�_' fir
HAVE YOU NOTICED THAT
WE DELVER ALL OUR GO iI DS
FREE OF CHARGE IN TOWN.
--- 0
ROOK OIL lOe. per GALLON.
BARB end l)Af;i1L,E:4te FENCING WIRE. GALVANIZED FENCING
1l'iifl;, u1LED A ENJIALED STEEL FENCE WIPE, SPADES,
SHOVELS, lsAKI S, NOES. MIXED PAIN'T'S, KALSOM1NE
ALABASTINE, DAISY CIIURNS. 1 CA.R STEEL NAILS JUST
RECEIVED.
We buy fur cal; the lest quality of goods only and sell at bottom prices.
H�3.1�LA1� D BRO S
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STOVEAND HARDWARE, - • - • Alpert St,, Clinton
IKERY.
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WILSON & I-IOWE' havei°tl-n,u lit the good -will end interest in the bakery
recently carried on by Mr. 11. McLennan, in addition to the Restaurant
carried on by Mr. James Anderson, and have amalgamated the two businesses
The combination will be carried on in
THE OLD STAND IN SEARLE'S BLOCK,
and will hereerter be known as THE NOVELTY BAK.ERV AND RES-
TAURANT. Mr, McLennan will he our baker. Bread of superior quality
will be delivered asusual, and Bread, Cakes, tl'c,, constantly kept on band and
sold only at the Novelty Store. We ask for and expect the patronage of all old
OnytOmel'a and many new ones.
Mon 4^ _Howe, - Clinton
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As an extra inducement to Cash purchasers I have made arrangements with e
leading firm of Toronto for a large supply of Artistic Pictures by well-
known Alast.ers, all framed and finished in 11rst•class style, and suitable
fur the best class of residence. Each customer will be presented with
one of these magnificent Pictures free when their cash purchases aggre-
gate Thirty Dollars.
My motto in business is to supply my customers with good reliable Goods at
Bottom Prices.
Although the principal Soap Manufacturers have advanced privets 30 per cent.
1 will supply all Electric Soaps and the noted Sunlight and Surprise
Soaps at the old figures.
Call and see those beautiful Works of Art, samples of which are on show at
our Store.
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Our Sock is replete and well selected. We offer excellent values in fine Teas,
including beat grades in Black, Green and Japans. I'ry our Russian
Blend and Crown Blend, the finest in the market.
Examine the q,talityan,l prices of our Combination Dinner and Ten Setts,
null let convinced that Bargain Day with 08is 0% r r y business da
throughout the year.
N. ROBSON, China Hall
Clinton, Feb. 14, 1893.
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