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of those years of groes-numoly, cold
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f(011coming lill'll' ,evi,.itin, the inter-
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of washing day. Since that benighted
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would lot h he looked arl-r. Dealing
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RruC.t fillitl
P.i�".,`,,,,�tRecelved too late for last week)
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A.S. held its Tbankoffe, int; -i'rt"t
iII , 11'YJnion ttburch hist 1+1'day '* tong
lis Wilson, of Clinton, gavel au ex
,l Ueut address (in Trinadad; its hi Of) ,
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r ; " jis, fgi'aphy and history Of the mission -
Ally movement therein. Mr Muir gave
i! an account of the work ,among I he
, � barbarian cannibals of Alaska. The
t) ,Mpsie, which was furnished by the
it of He
nsa
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diet olio
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t 1 the it tt full e
is led
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ri tB and a
..:� drriispsses. The offering amounted to
,`+'�i�`', sigrpethiag over twenty-three dollars,
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't M1 NOTES,—Miss Agnes Murray, of AI-
„' Boma. is visiting the family of John
r:'�f Gibson. Miss Dell O'Neil, of Clinton,
3f',,
14,i, vis(ted with Miss Lottie McGroRor the
t <. latter part of last week. Mi- Robert
,Fit; M4rdoch has moved into the house re
'r °; Gently vacated by W. A. McBrayue.
1,:. Over fourteen thousand barrels of ap-
.:�rtir,
pits h
ave been
shipped rout
no
r ata-
, .iron already this se sun. Workmen
4„r1.'_are busily engaged erecting ft barn for
{a
,! Wm. Dixon to connection with his
IIJ,"" new hated; Mr Dixon has laid a ceutent
I!,l plat.fortn in front of the hotel instead
et ,' of lumber; when• completed he will
1':Wi Have One of the hest hokiscu ill this part
ltit,i'.
"edit • of the conntry for- the accommodation
r.,,. of the travelling public. Gro. Munroe
'.Kt is making an addition to his butcher
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till , shop. John tiar't ib arranging the hull
�kt's,,, over his blacksmith shop fur a dtvell-
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s in house, which he will occupy him -
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"----aloud ural thicket these floe days
;,k,t generally return with well btocked
elf, frame bags.
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I1.,1. Rev. E. Softly, of Hal:fax, formerly
is of Hensrtll, has anoved to Leamington.r,
Mus Thus. Gibson, Wroxeter, has the
1. synlpalby of her many friends in the
4 .4 death of her mother, who died rat I,es-
R*'• lie, Mich.
,�„ Mr Win. Scott, teacher At MArncch,
IR�i. � has severed his connection with the
Y (n{
i,!a Marnoch school, by handing in is
'( fit: resignation a few weeks age),
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Neuralgia is the prayer of the nerves for
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ore blood. flood's Sarsaparilla is the
.,i' One True Blood Purifier and nerve builder.
,,4, Mr Win. Ross, who has been work-
ii� • ing the old homestead farm, on the
'' 3rd con. of Stault;y, intends giving up
i � farming, and has advertised an auc
its tion sale fop Nov, 111h. '
�Rl Mr Benj. Morritt, of Hullett, has
lC'' purchased from Mr Richard Corley, of
�1 East Wawanosb, the thorough -bred
R, Durham bull that captured such a
1I` large number of prizes at the fall faire
this season.
, Catarrh is a constitutional disease and
requires a constitutional remedy like
Ii' . Hood'■ Sarsaparilla, which purifies the
blood.
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:fit.' - A happy event occurred at the borne
of Mr John Shae,
V,of Beechwood, on
�� Tuesday, when his daughter, Katie,
Ft- was, united in marriage to Mr Joirn
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1 O'Rourke, a prosperous young farmer
q, of McKillop The ceremony was per -
.'!i formed by Rev. Dean Murphy of Irish -
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4� town church.
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��: Mr Alfred Whiteman, son of Mr J.
!'`' Whitsman, of Kippon, left on Wed-
Ii,i nesday morning for Chicago, where he
it`,, goes to take a position in a dry Foods
i i• establishment. Mr Whiteman carries
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tl" with him the best wishes of a host of
4741'; friends who will always be pleased to
�"""'' learn of b;s success in the large me-
`4,
tis tropolis.
§ % Thousands o0cosee,of Consumption, As-
'�, tbrna, Cougs, Colds ar 1 Croup are ortred
'1r'
�'q??: , every day by Bhilob'e Care. Sold by l.H
, Combe, Clinton.
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11 On the evening of Wedneaday the
residence of Mr Wm. Curry, of the
township of Hay, near Hills Green,
r was the scene of an interesting and
"I very pleasant event, the occasion being
cF,, the marriage of Mise Diantha Carlisle,
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of the township or May, to Mr Hum -
Iii pbrey Dayman, of Tuckersmith.
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p;• Mr R. H. Ferguson, of Walton, has
r,. his hands full these days shipping
�a lambs. He has a contract to supply
... M. Kerr & Son, of Buffalo, with 6,C'A;
t
I, lambs, and he has already shipped to
it" them from station in this county about
Ikr half that number. The prices paid thus
rfar range from about $325 to $3.50
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'J,, each.
� Thos,' Craig was brought before
3,: Judge Masson to elect and pleadto the
t".1, - chat -gee on which he was committed
, by the P.MS,,, They numbered nine,
,�, four for forgery, four for false pro -
',f, tences and one for theft. Craig plead
'`i ad not guilty to them all, and elected
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He will be
�.� o to bo trod by Hr Honor.
w'; tried on Nov. lith.
"11 About six months ago, while work•
is%'= Ing in the field, Wm. Chapman, jr.,
`• ,' Hensall, dropped his watch and after
",diligent search failed to find it. The
-` other day while raising the potatoes
he came across the piece, which had
'' been lying in the ground all this time.
%'j" Apart from a little rust the watch k
f'M1 in fine condition. (This story would
'4have been complete If it added that th(
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�Y watch was still running.]
Il' Mr P. C. Papineau, who has hat',
`,'t, charge of the Kinburn cheese factory
;l1n11 for several years, left there on Thurs
y''' day for Komoka, where he takes charg(
U :., of the winter creamery in that place,
tris Mr Papineau is a good fellow and a Orel
r.r, el as citizen, and while we regret hit
removal from this part of the countr3
t• ° we can heartily congratulate the peo'
<. -RIP of Komoka on gaining so good n
tt�;; citizen.
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p;''a: "My baby had croup and was saved b)
E;- Shiloh's Cure," writes Mrs J. B. Martin
of Huntsville, Ala. Sold by J. If. Comb(
i" Clinton.
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'",'• In the assizes at Cornwall on Oct. 21
t; • Albert Bowker, of Winchester, wal
-,,,, found guilty of rape. His victim waf
r `u an ipnticent little girl of thirteen, ane
her story revealed a most horrible con
dition of d, "ity in the prisoner ani
t f; *4., - his companion; a man named Pitsman
who has since escaped. In pasainf
1 , sentence on the prisoner Judge Fergu'
,2. ion condemned the crime in the strong
u last terms, and said that this was the
worstase that had ever come before
.him. The sentence of the court viral
that the prisoner should be conflnec
+ fn the Provincial Penitentiary for ter
yeltt's; at the expitation of three
tnt�»ths., Prom lits a»try he should bi
tohfppped to the extent of fifteen laches
',,,At tire. telld of five years fifteen lashes
�„ fhreo� fponths bdfdro his rational
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11" it, t t lilt• liar', elft, W:A .11
ilii.:'. I „, litilli, r, t•, I'l'l, -'OLIN,
,f ,oar, a 'gee ht,unr anti
't'.•r'(11 I.! hoV,quucs fur Iii;+nklAtln-
t ' o job
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but 1111.11 ,uttl� of (rtrinorb within a
'adios til !w nlilesof Guelph wrllld lie
Willing Ili a000pt ou 'tile Sadie condi-
Aori,.- Guelph M'e' Y.
I was netvuits, tired, irritable and cross
Karl's Cluoei Root Tea has made me well
and happy. Mrs E. B,WuaoEN. Sold by
J. H. , ombe, Clinton.
A t i Lu meeting of the Provincial 11•,
(I. T. t'. at Ilt•n,1 rokr, the usher dray,
t he following inforn'n(it,n %% Ill, giv( it: ---
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fnlrted, 205: drtjvl• own'b,-
re,
4.hr. hunl,rary nit 1htIH FOl IitI-,r
fill ... tings, 27,1112: pudic uuv�tiugs, •i9o;
KII:ds of Hot)(-, '10; nuniherotchtldren,
0(4),5; rash received, $12,715, 18. Copies
of relmit, disirihuted, 21: pages of Ilty-
rAture distributed, 1113,1117; colli-cl-iuo
for Armcw• w 1n1 (I,.$1,483. The tr•e. -
urer's lVJ)(,t.J nl.n, rrn,sidt'ring tie
;llil,geut stale ol'the money in'trktt,
was nn sl encolinigin,;, 'himing a
),rtrl,I> tIlr bol:(i,(•r yi:1,1:1:1,12 mildsu)
an tttll,.,,l -: 'h-ttil ,. (wpts, :+2,S52!I4;
dislimtit n,eol,s, II0.657.:•7; h;tbtllrt•, UI,
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I `!107.1,'2'1; himb"I tItau t, Irl1ld. $
75. T ,t. , $71, 2 0:3 -u- t h if ul,•1•, j;3`t' -
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Made and Merit riIaintaipa thQQLQ emca
of tlee people in 11004"8 044; ipar iii, Its
medicine cures you wheel alek )1l it makes
wonderful cares bverywhere,tlten beyond
sllqueatiorr that To odiolmepopeeases merit.
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That is just the truth about flood's Sar-
; saparilla, We know it possesses merit
because it cures, *not once or twice or a
hundred times, but in thousands and
thousands of cases. We know it cures,
absolutely, permanently, when all others
fail to do any good whatever. We repeat
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11100d''141110
Sarsaparilla
r Blood Purifier.
he no T ue
[s the best-lntaott O
cure nausea, indigestion,
Hood's'Pills blliouations. 26 cents.
'l rte. Vreafler at Quebec
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Ilan. �S 11,1 id L;uu i -r wAs enlertain-
ell ttl Hb1•rift1tet hv t.ue cdt(.:ens. of
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QIleheclnst Nvedne�dey night. The
It t k
I: , t o "iiJ17L' xar,iIIltTittl 1 '1:.?' w , ,---r "-sir
ts:�•tt..s.. ;.kl-IV i'.
A.cough whioh persists day after dap
should not be neglected any longer. It
fu ne soweGhrag more than a meta local
iirrittation, and the sooner it is relieved the
better, Take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, It
is prompt to Bot and sure to cure.
Mr Wm. O'Connor, a former real -
dent of Halifilx, who went to New
York four years ago and disappeared,
has reappeared. lie visited Belle-
vue Hospital in1892 for treatment for
insomnia, and was conducted to the
ineane pavilion. There, he states, he
s forcibly detained all& of er
ova fore 1 t wards
y.
,
removed to Weld's lsland, where he
has been kept a close prisoner. Lettere
which be says he addressed to vat sous
Erominent peopple were riot received.
nd the man's friends gave him up for
dead, especiallyy on account of his leav-
ing considerable personal propel ty at
his lodaingb and it never being called
for. O'Connor believes his letters were
suppressed. He finally gut letters out
cltndest inely to Dealt Par tr idge, Fred-
ericton, ant[ other gentlemen whom
he knew. This led to his release. O'- i
It- • he , L•t 'Ierk 'inti he
(conn [ has been t w t , t
was a load schouhnaster fur sev0ral
e
urs and is it teacher of -,hot
writing. Among the lel(ers of his
which were intercepted were several
to i lit, lit it ish Uonml at New York.
O'Connor will seek intluenre to have
his case railed in the British Contruons.
Ile has hionKlit ran ectiun for heavy
d:lmages Against the city of New York,
claiming $100,000.
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40•YEARSOF SUCCESS
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Charles Doran, a business man of
Glendale, took a pinch of snuff for a
cold. So severe was the sneezing that
followed that the inferior oblique mus-
cle of the left eye was ruptured, and
as he continued to sneeze the exertion
forced the eye out. of its socket. Do-
ran says he felt as if something had
brnken in his head. With his right
eye be saw i he left optic hanging down
on his cheek. Dr. Heady replaced the
eve and applied a lotion to the muhcle.
The eye was then bandaged so it could
not fall out again. Dr. Heady believes
the eye is not destroyed.
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For Infanta and Children.
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gign4si 19 m
slmlla every
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eZi WHOMof ,
Break Up a Coid in Time
BY USING
PYRY-PECTORAL
The Quick Care for COI is,
COLDS, CROUP, IiROF-
CEUM IS, HOAR.SENZ E&S, eco.
MRs, IOBEPH NoRw•Ir R,
of 68SoraurenAve.,Torui.til, u••;: ;
pin Pectoral has my -r r-1,1 b, ,
my cLf�dren of troop nf,. r n” + ,,,•i It
Illy mr•elf of. iongqaam.11nq r. .g,i ."";
9ovenl other mord - h-11 r,tll,•d. It It..
also pmvtd an exr.11- 1; murk cure r r „•y
family. t Prefer It t. env ,.nhrr ' meJlrine
for coughs, croup or hoanunme.
H. O. BARBOUR,
of Little Rocher,-N,M, writrs
"As a cure for M"Ohn Pynr. P.r/nrnl 1s
the boat 9.111.9 m-irid- I hnv-I my cna-
tomer will have no other.”
Large Bottle, 26 Cta-
DAVIS tit LAWRENCE CO., LTD.
Proprietora, MONTREAL
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weep out the
Da,pness.
As the Woodman's Axe resounds through
the fore -t so tate rel.utatlon of our
shoes rrsouude thro' ,the country.
Reputation and Ubaracter are some-
times dtffPrent. Reputation is what
m•(n.chinks you are and Character
what yon really are. Yonr reputa-
tion may be fine and your charadter
the very opposite. In the case of
our shoes• their reputation and obar-
aoter are synonymous terms. Try
them. Also large stock of
Trunks, Travelling, Bags &C
Bourne and Single ,1latrnea'L
SoWgles WhdYeWe al1'1xd
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PROPE.RTI S FOR �IALk7 LCL
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it tick'" was a K eaI en.c ( Ess, u(, .
pltcp at the Chat -au Fronlenar, and
LONDON'& WAS14ING,
wn,N at tt•nde(i by 3;,(1 leading til izens,
Belgruve,.... 1008 737 1886 608 ty
wlnµham ar've1110 B 00 960 6 26 � v;;;
Hvd there been acco,nnlodation, the
Nearly All Ie Moate ,it 8,600 Stet.rrt and
1,anntlrles.
lllllr'hela pl•eRent 'w'ould have been
(I tilt) +d, Mn.yor Barnet uresided, and
tSnvrru
The notiricnl 11t„ratnre of the Itwond
11'I pi'st'il the health of ill(, Premier,
ho, it) to "lull•, w:'s greeted
and third quartors of the nineteenth can-
it Iibing
loud (•heeri. Ile saki the Gov -
fury is thi,'k with shofi,f lovelod againsb
.vial
,•, lilneut vv:in ,I t),'ny;(IV of hnviness int -ti,
three pot gl,iovatic, s of tile nllddle class 1
t enl ou doing to all, In the
of those years of groes-numoly, cold
,justice
f(011coming lill'll' ,evi,.itin, the inter-
muthore•in-lata, and ilio rniser-
mutton,ise
e,ts of the prudl er ami the consumer
of washing day. Since that benighted
1
would lot h he looked arl-r. Dealing
period tho chef of coruinorco has disoov-
e
•t' , ' lilt
I ill •, ( t, (f Quebec,
I 'with 1 n , t.
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Dred at least fifty woos of spoiling whole-
I
I lie 1 eolier ertid file "••mals ntlust he
some cold mutton; mothers -]n -haw we
d(en( l -d 8.0 as to lncivase ( lum(la's
still have with lis—though riot neoessar- I
I rm.e by w-t*of the St. L: wrence.
Ily in the form of nuisances -while the
lint the Crocernillellt IMI to look to
miserles of washing tiny have been so
its nnealle in the execution of that
far mitigated by machinory as to be re-
>rr'eat wot k, and to go slow. The pol-
droved to tho rank of It minor inconven-
icy of the Government was to have a
ience. Indeed, washing day has been
Past Atlantic steamship service for
banished from nil but comparatively
heigllit as well as passengers. Mi
humble homes, and the more fortunate
Laurier• said he would keep his pcom-
householder sonde kt+e family linen to
tae t� have the Mrulsschool que ti-
be treated at a huge steam laundry,
tion settled within six ix months after
where the heat is produced by electriolby
dap, The he add-
and the elaborate engines are driven try
election
he vip,settlement,
all
ed, wl11 preserve all t he t fight s cifcon-
eleetricity. London and bhe suburbs con-
electricity.
Solt nee.
about 8,000 laundries of different
The Premier concluded this refer -
ltdpde, with an lnvaabed capital of sill
ta>" as follows:
to seven millions sterling, The very lar-
Those who believe that religion
gest employ from 900 to 500 hands, re-
should taught in the a o shall
presenting a t'ur'nover of from 8000 to
e btlli
have eati&'actioo We have obtained
ti
BP00 per week. These monster laundries,
all the which any hones:
in reokoning thalr expenses and psodbq
have t expect,
man would have the right
wouconld
allow 50 per coat. for labor, 5 per sent.
ll
Ido not pretend that we shall merit fire
for fuel and matertalg, and 45 par oonL
views of the extremist", There are
for the cost of and deterioration in
in Manitoba who era eondewn-
Ing
machinery, rent, taxes, ratog, manage-
Ing b i he least concession,
menk and a return on capital employed.
we have t tie nee of
and have those
In oltie®. and large towns the time ap-
mtisProv
oo n un -
Quebec who would net be tuatisof
pears to have passed forever when a cop*
flesh
lees we a the pound of flesh
per in the back khohan, a washing tub,
which ova have the Tight to get tilt (e
have
a corrugated board, and a few flat trans
g
the bosom of Manitoba, nor until we
were deemed sufficient stock -la -trade for
shall have inflicted upon tbAt Prov -
a first-class laundress; and Wito large
ince the direst humiliation. But
laundries, springing up with the celerity
sp caking of the City of Quebec, for
of mushroom growth, deoiare khat In
ihis Prov; rice, and. I may say, for the
washing clothes hand labor can not oom-
whole Domiuion, that peoples.re not of
pare for cleanliness and aoonemy 01
inert opinion. We, e►pecially French -
means to an and with machinery. It 12
Canadians, we know what it is to he
not, therefore, surprising Sat a luau-
a minority and to he oppressed. Had
dry,"engineering and sun oxhibitlon
we the power we would not inflict auv
-the fourth of its kind sut"I"Ing e3-
each hurt. iliation. We wish to deal
aeedingly at the Agricultural Hall, Is-
with othe,s as we would have others
lington,
do with, us,"
All the wide floor space 1s given over
Such a settlement, sincere men of
to machinery in motion, Ironing ma-
evc-y r•elig;oua belief 'could fairly be
alatnes, air -propellers, hydro -extractors,
appealed to indorse. To the ebarge
disinfecting, tumbling and separating
(hat the Gcver nment has pr•oceedid
machines, portable botlera, fans for vest-
too slowly, Mr Laurier said:
Listing and drying purposes, pressure
"We have not been in power four
washing manhines, Improved blowers,
months; give us time. As I have kept
gas Irons, wash tub ranges, livseping,
iffy promise concerning the school
rinsing and blueing tanks, drying
question, so shall we keep our prom -
horses, Ironing stoves, smokeless oom-
ices resnecting all reforms, and with
bustion furnaces, artesian wells, and
the assistarce of the et( rnal and im.
soap and soda, lime, starch and blue of
mutable P;ovidenc'e, we shall 4,i, it to
every aspect, quality and price. Enthu-
(be count i y peace, hal molly and pros.
slasts In the hall proudly boast that
fie, it y."
there is hardly an engineer or Chem-
These sentiments were Cheered to
tet of consequence, practising two call.
hits ech:t.
Ings in these islands, not engaged in
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working out some process or other Con-
Karl's Clover Rook Tea purifies the blood
nected with the laundry trade. And all
and gives a clear and beautiful complexion.
this Invention, talent and enterprise to
Fold by J. 13. Combe, Clinton.
essentially of modern growth. It ap-
at the lowe.t rrie". G, MUMMER Benmiilar
pears to have reached maturity wlbhln
A very and accident, which terminat-
the past dozen years or no, neoeesitated
ed fatally, occurred at Eganville on
in the fjret place, by factory Aotw and
Wednesday, Oct. 28. As Mr Joseph
encouraged to its liveliest manifestations
Rohitaille, of Perrault settlement, was
by the Public Health Act of 1991. L Theca
returning home from the village, his
intelligent custodians of whirling hydro-
horse became unmanageable, and in
extractors and American shirt starchers
his endeavors to control the animal he
will toll yon that washing wait never
was thrown out of the waggon. His
properly done until now; that tho old-
injuries were of such it. character that
or, rather, young -Parisian blanohlesense
death ensued immediately.
was not much better than a bungler, and
A two-year-old daughter of Mrs Ku -
that the pretty English laundrymald of
sari, Buffalo, met with a horrible acci.
the long ngo could not be trusted Down-
dent on Oct. 29th. it attvtnptingg to
days to properly wash a pocket handkerr
got a dipper of water from atuh of
chief. They, at least, have no belief in
boiling water a little br•olher of the
the continental rustic washerwoman
child slipped, and, in his efforts to
dabbling the family wash in a clear and
at•, id falling, grasped the hahy'a bait•
running stream. The surroundinga may
and toppled her into I ho scalding wat.-
be pioturesque--the grass green, the
ei. The little girl will dif+.
poplars bending to the wind, the upland
causes more than half the
of
fair with patches of sunlight and racing
women. Hail's Clover Root Tea is
Ilia s of on,
cloud Rhadows-but, from their oast-tron
a cora for Constipation. 13014 by
a pit scantnt
and revolving band point of view, the
J. H. (+ombe, Clinton.
result Is execrable.
A Four-Lee¢ed Aird.
Mi- Fabian VanasBe, shipping master
A strange bird recently found in Brit-
nt Montreal, bAR been dismissed by
toll Guiana, South America, is the only,
the Liberal Government, and Mr Wm.
vouched•for survivor of the hitherto sup-
Cunningham, live r•tnek importer, and
posed extinct race, though several of
a prnminent Liberal, hos been hppoint-
them are known among the fossll races.
ed shipping master. The Alleged reAs-
Thls particular speelos is called the crested
on for Mr Vanasse's dif missal was tbat
boatzln.
hr was the Conservative candidate at
Thn young hoatzing hairs, when
the 'not election In YAmnska. Mr Cun.
hatched, four well developed legs, theI
nirlgham, his snecessor. has been an Re -
front pair being somewhat of a reptilian
; it -f• Literal worker for years. it is
character, with strong claws. They pos-
I believed that other dismiss -A14 will fol -
seen the ability to leave the nest as soon
1„w.
as hatched, and, by using all four legs,
climb over branches, twigs and tree
it isnnd(rstoodthat the Government
trunks. This ,bird has also the power,
have resolved to review the superan.
even while young, to swim, (!lie and
nuation list of the civil service. It is
remain for a long period under water.
RtatPd that a large number of superan-
Soon after hatching the four legsbegin
mated servants have been placed on
to change, the olaws fall off, and the
the list for other than strictly legitt-
claw like members become flattened Into
rrAte reasons, and it, is understood the
the point of, an ordinary bird wing;
Government will require all these to
feathers begin to grow, and when fully
roport for work. Should they not be
grown no sign remains of the queer fore-
legs ib at birth,
found capable of efficiently doing the
the at which they were
peagesded
The nestlings are the nearest approach
work of grade
superannuated,, they will be reduced
to a quadrdped found among existing
to a lower, or, if utterly incapabld, will
birds,
bi� dismissed; but the principle will b
The adult bird is nearly as large as the
lard down that, if capable then the
e and liter in the densest. fo eta.
a000k, h
Peacock,
'must woPlf
10 rareljr poti0i�•_i- batAte '1AUd W 1141
br ,�s,.oetj'110diF[°•,i141. I11liyYMi�gtd.:t�''$t#A
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qui 1 firs I..
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I: , t o "iiJ17L' xar,iIIltTittl 1 '1:.?' w , ,---r "-sir
ts:�•tt..s.. ;.kl-IV i'.
A.cough whioh persists day after dap
should not be neglected any longer. It
fu ne soweGhrag more than a meta local
iirrittation, and the sooner it is relieved the
better, Take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, It
is prompt to Bot and sure to cure.
Mr Wm. O'Connor, a former real -
dent of Halifilx, who went to New
York four years ago and disappeared,
has reappeared. lie visited Belle-
vue Hospital in1892 for treatment for
insomnia, and was conducted to the
ineane pavilion. There, he states, he
s forcibly detained all& of er
ova fore 1 t wards
y.
,
removed to Weld's lsland, where he
has been kept a close prisoner. Lettere
which be says he addressed to vat sous
Erominent peopple were riot received.
nd the man's friends gave him up for
dead, especiallyy on account of his leav-
ing considerable personal propel ty at
his lodaingb and it never being called
for. O'Connor believes his letters were
suppressed. He finally gut letters out
cltndest inely to Dealt Par tr idge, Fred-
ericton, ant[ other gentlemen whom
he knew. This led to his release. O'- i
It- • he , L•t 'Ierk 'inti he
(conn [ has been t w t , t
was a load schouhnaster fur sev0ral
e
urs and is it teacher of -,hot
writing. Among the lel(ers of his
which were intercepted were several
to i lit, lit it ish Uonml at New York.
O'Connor will seek intluenre to have
his case railed in the British Contruons.
Ile has hionKlit ran ectiun for heavy
d:lmages Against the city of New York,
claiming $100,000.
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HAS A Rtt3a RD
or
40•YEARSOF SUCCESS
IT 18 A SURE auae
DtACM ..
Carp d . 0
00taft
_M*NhV1M -or w.
Charles Doran, a business man of
Glendale, took a pinch of snuff for a
cold. So severe was the sneezing that
followed that the inferior oblique mus-
cle of the left eye was ruptured, and
as he continued to sneeze the exertion
forced the eye out. of its socket. Do-
ran says he felt as if something had
brnken in his head. With his right
eye be saw i he left optic hanging down
on his cheek. Dr. Heady replaced the
eve and applied a lotion to the muhcle.
The eye was then bandaged so it could
not fall out again. Dr. Heady believes
the eye is not destroyed.
. �ft
yrO 1i
For Infanta and Children.
^.foo-
gign4si 19 m
slmlla every
d
eZi WHOMof ,
Break Up a Coid in Time
BY USING
PYRY-PECTORAL
The Quick Care for COI is,
COLDS, CROUP, IiROF-
CEUM IS, HOAR.SENZ E&S, eco.
MRs, IOBEPH NoRw•Ir R,
of 68SoraurenAve.,Torui.til, u••;: ;
pin Pectoral has my -r r-1,1 b, ,
my cLf�dren of troop nf,. r n” + ,,,•i It
Illy mr•elf of. iongqaam.11nq r. .g,i ."";
9ovenl other mord - h-11 r,tll,•d. It It..
also pmvtd an exr.11- 1; murk cure r r „•y
family. t Prefer It t. env ,.nhrr ' meJlrine
for coughs, croup or hoanunme.
H. O. BARBOUR,
of Little Rocher,-N,M, writrs
"As a cure for M"Ohn Pynr. P.r/nrnl 1s
the boat 9.111.9 m-irid- I hnv-I my cna-
tomer will have no other.”
Large Bottle, 26 Cta-
DAVIS tit LAWRENCE CO., LTD.
Proprietora, MONTREAL
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weep out the
Da,pness.
As the Woodman's Axe resounds through
the fore -t so tate rel.utatlon of our
shoes rrsouude thro' ,the country.
Reputation and Ubaracter are some-
times dtffPrent. Reputation is what
m•(n.chinks you are and Character
what yon really are. Yonr reputa-
tion may be fine and your charadter
the very opposite. In the case of
our shoes• their reputation and obar-
aoter are synonymous terms. Try
them. Also large stock of
Trunks, Travelling, Bags &C
Bourne and Single ,1latrnea'L
SoWgles WhdYeWe al1'1xd
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PROPE.RTI S FOR �IALk7 LCL
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LOT FOEft SAi,E i A11D TRUNK lt�tI,6AAY
,
( It/ave Cllutoa St, Uel, ae follotvtr 1
Belgruve,.... 1008 737 1886 608 ty
wlnµham ar've1110 B 00 960 6 26 � v;;;
A good I acre lot on A, ,t}tenbury lit, West RAST aolta w1Sp8
for Qale at A big bargain. App1y to 1'ae a gut ....7 r6 M1 w I Paboeuger.... t 02 p qW
A 9 ti
T. JAOI�SON, JR P N .It?ur .. 9 06 p m Yaseyu�gt..r ....0 '.2 W
_ Mixe Craiu...4 80 p m Mixed '1'Yatu 1p 19 µ' 1
Train,.6 1 U¢
, ,' t
1
HT1 USES FOIit SAL , OR RU.N T °mixed 8U p w Mae, Train 7 $ !)i
;i;
LONDON, HURON AND i3RIIO1,.
i'
, t
Several houses elther for sale( or to rent. Full
Particulars on application to JHN MoGA RVA
GOING NORMU aotNo souTX ,
+)
ti,.
Palms gar Pasrouger
London, depart 8 16 are 4 4b pm 6 U() am 8 pm
,,t ,
Lot 88, Maitland Couuession, Goderichtt
Township. For Terme and particulars ap.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Exeter„ , .......9 30 600 I e dd 81 .
-_
_ I HonBallf ........944 616 1 056 8 $ii
Small oottaga.con trally located. For sole or Klppen.: ..._,.96(1 020 709 848'
to rent. Bruceila ld .... .068 0 IIs 7 40 8 W
I'll I
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nton ... ....1016 6 06 7 69 423
W O. BEARLH 1 Londeeboro ...101;11 7 IA fills 4 41 '
FOR SALE.
BIy tb......... 1041 7 98 816 408
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The undersigned wit I sell at a "oriaoe, Lot 461
Belgruve,.... 1008 737 1886 608 ty
wlnµham ar've1110 B 00 960 6 26 � v;;;
or 12, Hallway Terrace Clinton. Particulars I
upon appliosteon, JAMEA SOOTT, Re.irinter d a
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g i
' s
FOB. SALR ON EASY rJ URIuS
Lot 88, Maitland Couuession, Goderichtt
Township. For Terme and particulars ap.
y , c1
HUNTERS' EXCIURSIONS.
1 to DAME „ ,
6 8C011 Barrister, rr
ply later Clinton
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Oct, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 slid Nov. 2nd, 1896.
I
%All PERRIN BLOCK
'
j
W2 ` �R SALE,
Jl•s-turd Tickets at Isinjlle First
Clout{ fare to famous Hurting Grounds
• I
_
tnoludinp all points on Muskoka Lakes,
M cash and 120 mouhly pitpmento of slseach
Moon River district, blagnettawan River,
D J CAMPF1b1L1y iiami Liu
Penetang to Midland inclusive. All 'points
Severn to North Bay inclusive. All points
FARM FOlIt SALE.
on C.Y.N. Maitawa to Nepigon ani Span-
subsiulber offwe for sale his form of 100 a. roe,
ish, inclusive, via North Bay. Argyle to
Uob000nk iuolnsive.
being lot• 18, on the 6th an u. of liullett; about 86
I'll d, all dt for oultivatlou. Lou hoose,
with frame kit en
oh ixttn(a b tt a 3tixW with
All tiokete good to return riot later than
ual outbutldiuga . 1,od artag orchard, Tn
land to
Dec, 16th, inclusive, or until close of navi-
if to by Mus•
as good as eau be d'und and farm to L!Kation,
earlier, points reaubed
good coudi,iun, nve acres .0 fkt0 wbnai ,Abid nose
ly 40 asses seeded down. Pot,seegion u�ll'a on
oksl Navigation (Jo.
tt.lnc, Apply cu, the premises or to 4. LAWBM,
wustwi.o.t.
Information cheerful! lied b
Y eu PP Y
DESIRABLE tAUM TO HENT
W. ON, Art., Clanton
The undersigned oilers to rout the eplen(Ild
farm on the 0th con. Hallett tow"hlp, being I
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Prore$siol al ellndOtherCa.rds
tale north half of tut 36 containing riS acre.
Frnmc h,wse, barn, st(t.bla and shed, y, ung
_ - ---- — - - -.- -
orchard bearing this year, a creek running�i�
thruugii the farm all the year round. A dei,irabie
I1
VlI':S �jtyt�`i'l',
farm fur stock or grain, belug only s,r wilts
from W110 townofClinton, Ap 4), toMli`tJ.tNE
LODSIVOR'r'LT, or JOHN hOR1), Holruosl Isl,.
Barrister, __01icitor
SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
CONVEYANCER &c.
Ott '1'0 IiEN'L'
Commiaslouorfor On,atio and WILIAtt,ba.
Lot 12, Bayfield con., Goderieb township, con- I
Office immediately S(wth of (Jilluy & Wisemsn
taining 113 acres, about 86 cleared and it) good 1
elate of cultivation, talauee hardwood, bush
_'---_ ----
andWr
some cedar t1wher, Good, oomfortablo briek
BRY DO� .
9
house, large tank baro, good orchard; well
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTAR
watered, sprlug creek ruuning across the farm,
which is well fenced, mostly with cedar. Terms
PUBLIC, ETC.
of sale will be made very easy. If not sold will
be rented for a term of )earp, Apply to C.
Office—Deaver aver $IOCk.
SIMONG, 72 bt, David't18t., Goderich.
Up -stairs, Opposite Foster's Photo Gallery,
CLINTON
CHOICE FARM FOR SALE
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.^ G� CAMERON__
Subscriber otters for sale then 80 more farm on
the cornhe cat line and lOtb con
er of t., Goderich
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Cameron)
Township. It is well watered, with good bearing
orchard, frame house and new bank barn. Con-
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
venient to eburch and school. Will be sold on
Offioe-Hamilton Rt„ opppposite Colborne Hctel
reasonable terms. Apuly to
GODPRICH, ONT
Usk JOB BJ?LRLING, 011nton
FARAI FOB HALE
S. WW. 0CNN. L. R. C. P. ar.d L. h, (. S
Bdinburgb. 01%0e-4Dntario t-rt:et, (tintrn
Night caste at front door of resid(nce on Batten
Lot 26, Con. Q TownsbAC of Hulletk UM acrge,
bury St,. opposit. Presbyterian church,
as acres cleared and in a good state of Cultivi
tion, excellent clay loam void; IQ acres of bard-
R J. I.. TURNBULL, M• D. TORONTq
DUniverakty,
wood bah. There Is a good bwAN orchard
At D. C.hL Victoria University
and a good eapply otweter. TLefarmliatilloveir
besu'rented. Tbo bplldlitip
K. 0. P & B., Ontario. Hollow of the Obstetri a
Society
comprise a Good
trams house, barn and stables. T pro an is
of Ediabargh, late of London, Bug„ s
Edinburgh Hospibale Office,-Dr.Dowsely'e
situate on an excellent gravel road, 4a mile.
from the Town oil Wilton. Term. easy. For
office Aettenbary Bt, Clinton. Night be
answered at tits same plana,
farther particular apps? too the Undersiggned
on the pramlaeg, or to JAB. SCOTT, 13arrfrter,
C�taA'
'��g g• W. BRAW, PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
Y>� TlQO6. >i{U.I:, Olfntoa P. O.
JLlA000unhoar, sae„ office in the Palace rile M
Ratteabury St. formerly occupied by Dr. Ree
Clinton Ont.
DESIlil AM.LE FARM TO EAE T
AS. S. PREHRORN, M.D.. L.$&Q.C.P.I., M,
`ahaAw (arm of 1W sevea, on the 16th aon. of
Goderion towlaahtpp &boat 98 acres cleared and
is
0. P. & S. O , Graduate Kit go and queens
College of Phpsioia ia, Dublin, Ireland. icen
t1�O Geeeet►1 Nodioal Comdl, Great -
good stele of culllvaittan, Frame hduse, bank
barn. younngg orohard jags beginning to best,
well watered ThL trrsa V in as ezoellent site-
Brits
�m�ei'mtqber' Cf aollegs Pbysidaaa ane Surgeons, On
O�I¢�� �Former y r dant of Rotunds Hospital,
soon, not tae�y;lyan church or aohool, about tour
miles trawl Motion be
-Lisa ten and G e000logtcal) Dnb1W_ Residence
t bury i� Boat, next door to Ontario
and wili eased for a term
of years on reasonable terms.Vail ywilloalen
Bt
pyo '
on applltlatto¢ to Q &isH1TT, Clinton Y Oi
R BTAMBURY, ORADUATE OF THIS
D
COR LBORNB AIDEMILL
➢[edical Department, of Victoria Unly
slay, Toronto, formerly
The undersigned bavigs every convenience for
making Cider L to
of the HnepitaIF and
DLpena&nos, Nov York„ Coroner for be
County of Huron, Bayfleld, Ont.
preyarea make any qquaatlty
of Girt alsee tilde", et }lis pramlaee, Lot 98 Matt-
land Con., Colborne, on TLe shortest noi?eeand
DR AtGM1EWt
at the lowe.t rrie". G, MUMMER Benmiilar
Londeaboro, oacoessor to Dr Young.
T AGNid W U B Toronto UnF it M D
Valuable PROPERTIES
For Sale or to Rent.
COMMERCIAL Hotel, Clinton.
A splendid stand, where good business i
done. The house has excellent a000m-
niodakion for travellers and ppublic generals
Terms made known on applioation to JN
BOSSIER, BenmWer.
Also HOTEL at Exeter North
With Dwelling House end Rood Store ad.
joining, with good outbuildings. For par
ticula,rs &poly to J. T. WESTCOT
Exetor, or JOHN ROSSIER, BenmWer.
Alert, FAUM of 0100 ACRES
In Weak Nissouri. 140 acres cleared, t;.-
rest
il
rest being a good bush of bard wood; n
buildings worth speaking of. The land i
first rato; a good price is ex�peoted, but no
more than the land is wort■.
Also FARM of 50 ACRE,
Within one mile of the former, being par
of the Wigmore Farm, hei6g composed o
East halt of Lot No. 4, 2nd Con. of Wes
Nissouri; the land is first rate, and with
very little .ultivak?on will make a far
second to none of its size.
An of the above a
y re good inveAiroent
and all attic
) mars can he obtained o
application to N
J U RO IER
$i3 Benmi le
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Ti�E PACE WIRE FENCE
q 11T
i_t.. t_1-. .
Ti is "encs In the best and etrnngest'wire tone
In exlatevee, it has a smooih Rurface, and wit
turr, atnek without injury. It Is neat and sae
to put up re
niriog few poste; It cannot bio
down; wit} not break In winter; fru pi¢ vigil
bull string and borne bigb. Leavy it to so cb.a
that it fif within the reach of 811. The under
signed f1 ole r gout for Stanley, Tnekeramith
FTon.tt. Godartoh T.wriabip and Colborne, ant
will promptly fl)l orders for il'e erection rf tb
fence In any of the townships named.
WUSTAI1It1Y,.E.ol we t' , 'I
Clinton Planing Mill
--AND'—
DAY xxLNt
rhe anbeetdhrr baying the very Intent 1
machinery antiempl%yngth'emost oldl
men is abf'e to db AOt Ire big line in.
vera
Y„ TtWty Univonaty, Member of College Phy.
eluiaas and surgeons, Ontario. Office opptteice
lrethodist.hatch. Night calls answered at the
Sams place. Office booze 8 to 10 a.m., 1 to 3p,m1
to 9 p,m,
Dom.• T- C• EDUCE,
SURGEON DENTIST,
a Otrdaate R C D S of Ontario, and Trinity Cal
veroity Torcntn.
Special attention given to the Preservation of
the uat;Lral booth,
Ocoee, Coate 1 lock, over Taylor's ehee store ,
N. B. -Will visit Myth every Monday and
North, Paydold livery Thursday afternoon daring the
summer
T E. BLACHALL NE7F?IONAbI t-IliOFON
J. HonoraryGrad u ate of tb a On tario V eter)nary
College. Treats al-Idiseasesof don,osticated and
male on bhe most modern and Relenti90 prfuct.
ppies OMoe- imsiediatONFK,utboftheNowEM
e OMae. Residence - A,bart Fat clintcn. Cal
night orday attendedto promptly
o _
s TOULLMSON, VICTRRTNA.UY RUAG60N
t B. Honorer Graduate of the Ontario Veteri-
nary Collage, Toronto. Treats all diseases
Domestic Aaimale op this Most modern and
�i - Scientific Principles. Day and nlghtcalls prompt
I answered. Residence--RattanburyRt., weet
t Clinton.
e
t j�/jARRIOGH Lrl'XN6E, .IAMFR SCOTT, RR.,
h 1r3 insurer of Marriage Lin, nsen, JAbrnry Rnnm
and Residence, Mary street. Clinton:
m _
JAMES CAMPBELL, LONDF8RORO,
g IbSUER OF MARBIAOR LICENRPR,
No wlt
n nagees regavnd
MONEY r M ti To r,EJ:D [rJ LARGE OR
Small euma on Rood wort a seenrlty
- moderaterateoffntereat. A HA1,F.,Cllnton.
. FW, FARNCOM3. MEMBER OF ASS'N OF
1' • P. L, R., Provinefal T.and Rarveyor and
Civil Engineer, London, out. - OfF:.e at Geo.
Stewart's Grocery Store, Clinton.
R. lAGNEW. L.D.S D.D.S.
DENTIST.
.)aaduato of Royal r(,ilege of Dental Purgeona
Ont. Honor Graduate of Trini,y University
e Toron'o.
1 All nperstione In Dentistry carefillly performed.
y Beat local Anaesthetles for painless extraction
w
Office oppppoelto Town Aal) over Swallow's store,
t, Willviait Hensall every Monday, and Zurlo ��
p everysecond Tbursdayof each month.
- AWNlght bell answered.
THOS. GUNDHY, Auctioneer,
GODEB ICH, oNT.
r Salts sift Tilled to In r r v ) e, t of the county
Orders lett at Clinton Nxw Iia.' office will receive
oeratnl'attentfon, pd 9m
W BUSINESS CHANGE
Davis & Mec' 00Ye
Saving tot ght out the Lire'! . bunions of
1t11Pn Twain orf. OW01Pal,et A the fbrmw
bdein-1 o' "4 All tr %% • Pr r be"a *111 a: -mi.
tiowo fir t..uq 04 e T , "yo L t" t, ltltb
1
Uit.rn'OwriAr rd♦.t.Y, ae0• tfb
4it�ef, iCa>:tiiity
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