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it is rumored that Dr. Roche, M. Pe
for Mat quetteha to resign his seatin the
Dominiun House and enter the Mae-
itoba cabinet.
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The Conservatives are counting , n
winning back North bray, since ti e
Oh of Di. Horhey. As he only had
of a majority; the chauces are in '
their lava','especially as the riding '
emcee, Uy bas been Uonservatlye for
the Dominion.
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There is a strong proba,bility that the
etunargo against the landing of Cana-
dian cattle at British ports will be reh
moved when Parlinrent reassembles in
•Oetober. The negotiattons of the coloir-
ial premiers have been most favorable
to arse end. Should this be secured it
•will be.a very important thing to Cana-
dians, and will be greatly to"the credit
of the govern wen te which has made per-
eistent efforts to have the embargo re-
meved.
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The Mitchell 4.dvocate, a Conserve-
tive paper, says the eapacity of the
Woolen mills in that town is being
,doubled as it is "not able to 'Amply the,.
tdemand which it receives from foreign
agents." This is pleasant news, as the
country h, s been told that the Vaned-
han woolen industry is going .to rack
and ruin because a British censpeti.
e‘nder the preferential tariff.
Christie n Guardian May Have
New Editor.
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There are strong pessibilities of a
chane in the editorship of The. Chrie-
aim Guardian. The. illness from
which the Rev Dr Courtice is suffering
is one which may at any time 'unfit
him for work, and consequently a
large number ef leedin /ietboaIste
are advocating that a new • editor • be
elected to the Guardian, It is further
co tined that the wore ofedieing the
official orgain of Methodism. requires
-cloee attention to the work, and that
Zile Rev. Dr. Courtice in his present
c rndition, would he tititihherh enabler -to
(she justice to the tettle The Guardian
is not rewarded by a number of , the
so -celled pregressive party in the
. church as. being up-to-date, and- they
believe thatea chenee• theheditieriliin
• Would be in 'he general interests of the
. ahnseh . 1st ge. This proceeding
-would; of ceurse, be bitterly onPosed
;kts the more conservative' leaders. cf.
•e itthuu&tS, anti th.e men who are
at pi erten t ,n authority.. Rev. Dr.
• Rose, cf• Ottawa, a brother of the late
' • Judge Rose, of this city, is believed to
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• be willing to accept the editorship of
The GUN., dian, should it be offered bine
at V1, innioeg.-sToronto News. •
The Guardian, though ahly edifed,
annehow or other does net seem to.
• 1111 the position it should as repretrent-
Ing so imponant a body as the Ildethc-
dist abutter. It doesnot gee int
touch with its constituency as many
think it might; and its circulation is
not by any meant; what it ought to be,
considering the number who should be
giubscri hers.
Dr. Rose is an able preacher, and
may make a good editor, but .he has
heis•wark cut out for him before he can
twin back the confidence and good will
of the Methodist community, •' . _•
The Guardian should have at least
.50,000 ot a circulation, and there are
plenty of practical laymen in. the city
a of Teroncc, in sympathy with the
teachings of the church, who, we
.,eU�y.conies bring it up to that potnt
•/: ; In a very short time.
' Bydne•way, will some • one I1 as
• Why a laymen should :not be Selected
for editor instead et a clergyman? It
is a het th that a good many laymen
would like to fill; and the General. Con:
ferenee might do worse than consider,
this phase of the Giterdian's naanages•
me'nt,
Crisp County Clippings.
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Monday, Aug. 18th, is Seaforth Civic
holiday.
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Messrs Twatnley &Bros., of the 14th
con. Howich, have sold their 100 sore
far rn toMr J. Underwood for' $6 401
• Nieholss Deichert, for rna.ny yeare a
resident cf Zurich,had died at Cavalier,
hh. Dakota, where he had been eitsid-
ing for the vast feve yeater.
•' Messrs. Beattie and Clarke, formerly
proprietors of the American. House,
Bruss.ls, have purchased the Rever
House, Vv allacebuig.
The Pnterprit:ing firm of Richardson
•& Mein nis, who linve heen doing alarge
shoe trade in Seeforth for a good many
years, have decided to retire. ,
It is statee that W. A. Ir win will be
• Apppinted Postmaster in Gerrie as suc-
• cessor to the late U. Perkins. He will,
• no swum, couspeteutly fill the office.
The friends of Mr, Waiter Hereon,
of Renee% will regeet to leatir that he
, breves ill, having nad to undergo an
operation only a feW, deers eo, which
• at his advanced age is vet critice'.
• 'Peter Scott on the Howick boundary
hear Mot isbank, had bis bai d. shtick
by lightning and. Wee burnt to the
• ground. The foss is partly covered by
insurance in t he ilowick Mutual.
bliss Margaret Skelton has reeigned
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her position on the staff of the Geder-
Ish public schools and willheavein a
f itv days for Yokktoe, N. W.
. where she has accepted a shriller
position.
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Thursday evening lath Miss Annie
Livingstote,li miles berth a Brussols,
• Tooeived a shock from a flash of light-
ning so severe that she was quite ihfor
• tieeeral days and was under tne dector'e
care. It was a very close call for her
• life.
Geo. 1Viurdie,whir has been it member
of the Board of License Commissionere
"for East Huron for several years, haV-
ing resigned on account of his contem-
plated removal front the riding to Come
to reside iii`Staforlh;Jno. McDoivell,of
MeKillop, has beet appointed as his
• ettecessoi.
British Troop Oil Liniment le good te r
man Or beast. Relieves pain, reduce et
swelling, gnarl inflammation;. cures ono,
burns, braless, sprains, stiff Joints, bites of
. insects, rheumatism, etc. .A. large bottle
for 66 cent& . .
A. vers' lamentable accident happened
on the afternoon of Aug. lst to a email
bey about 0 years old,tiaraed Nixon. HO
la s. 110ff Of Ine, Nixon, Saratoga. Mr
,Nikoti was mowing hay and his son,ap_
proaching from bob ntl, received the
fulf(Orce of the sty e in Ae legbelow
. Ithee.'lle received ffvefy deep lacerated
wound requiring a number of Stitebefi
in the dressing.
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The New Era t� tie* subscribers, a tria1 trip to the end 0i the year, for 25o
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What might have proved a serious Mainly About People.
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accident hoppened to Peter Oapling, of
Blake, on haturday last while eragaer
in baulky in ,vheat, his wagon capsiz•
ed and throvving Mr Caplirg out over
on the wheel but he got off Without
having any bores broken, but some
very severe bruises.
Messrs Bearden and 0,1cDortnel,
Exeter, who have been on an extended
business trip to the Old Country, re-
tarned last Saturday with a nueethee ef
horses, including thlytles, Shires and
Hackneys. The horses are in good con-
dition and are among the best that
could be secured in England. Messrs
Bawden and McDonnell report a Pleas. I
ant trip.
Bachache, swelling of feet and ankles
puffing under eyes, frequent thirst, scanty,
eloney,higlaly colored urine and all urirary
troubles lead to Bright's disease, dropsy,
diabetea, eto. Deaner Kidney Pills are a (
sure cure.
Mr David Millar. of Exeter, who has
been living in Spokane, Wash ,for the
past four years, returned home on
Saturday inornine. last. Mr Millar
epeaks well of the climate and country
in Washington Territory and enjoyed,
life out there with the members or his
family, but he now intends remaining
here tor some time at least.
Children are often attacked suddenlyby
painful and dangerous eolio, cramp),
diarrheas, dysentery. cholera morbusalhol-
ser infentum, eta Dr Fowler's Extract of
Wild Strawberry ie a triompt and sure,cure
which should alwaye be keptin the bourse.
On Saturday . August Otte one of
Exeter's °Meet • citizens reached • his
Oa year,: We refer to Mr James Bor.-
thren. a native of Fifeehire, Scotland,
who has lived in Huron county, near
lexetei, for a half century, being for
many years a merchant at Rodgerville.
We are pleased to say that Mr Bon-
thron retains almost 'unimpaired his
clearness of intellect, and keeps him-
self thoroughly posted On current
events. His many frrende extend con-
gratulations and best wishes for an-
other ten years at least.
A RED HOT SEASON.
During the hot season the - blood gets
over -heated, the drain' on the system is
severe and the appetite is often lost. Bur.
dook Blood Brttere purifies and insigorates
%the blood, tones up the tryst= and redone
be lost appetite.
A horse deal between a &trey and a
young farmer of Hay township furn-
ished material for Amissat-tho-liodet.4
Uourt on Monday. . The
gipsy, Geo Yott by name, was travell-
ing along the road. near Grand, Bend
on the 22nd,of last month with a string
of horses, when he . met a, couple of
young fellows. driving. An, exceange
of horses was effected and the gime
we may presume, thoughb he had
made a good bargain, but the nese
day haliff of the Division Court of
Bayfield served Yea with a writ of
replevin. on the Information of the
father of one the young men, and took
awaythe animal, and the result is that
the gipsy is out one horse. lobe Stur-
neon and Geo Brown, who heed near
Point elake in the south of the county
were the young men who made the
deal withYott, and the animal was the
property of Sturgeon's' father. ..Yott
therefore proceeded against the young
.men a charge of false pretenses in
cheating him • of his horses, E. N.
Lewis appeared for the prosecution
and W. Proddfoott K. a, for the de-
fence. After hearing the story Police
Magistrate Seeger decided there wee
no evidence against Gee Brown and he
is discharged. -John Sturgeon bow.
ever is sent up for trial at the next
court of•competent jurisdiction.
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come to the for change end rest,
rpm city trammel to be free. ,
Of all retorts I love thee best,
Thy balmy breezes brace me. .
Your shady ncoks and soling peaks, •
And tinted pebbles line the shore ; , •
.When yacht arel rowboat gayly. teepee_
And the Bayfield empties evermore,
I love to stand;tipon thy bank •
And watch the gun in glory dip
In rainbow colones shepank ;
Fond love for thee steals from My lip.
Thy cupid hides, with hew and dart
Withinahe 00Vell of foliage green ; • '
I dread the IIIMG. when WO must pale -
After thy beauty I have seen,
The laughing gull flies to the beach .
And tells us when a storm is nigh,
And flecks of geese each other greet,
. And hawleaciraniiensly fly.
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Toilets the artists come to eketch ;
Their pictures, proudly, they display,
To thee the nosier comes to hitch,
And aportsmen love to speed a day.
With thee so many pitch tbeir tent .• :
Among the loughs of evereieen, • •
And merry groups for pleasure beet,
Just in from bathing can to seen.
Hines and rowboats at command;
tit the hotels quite ah to date
A Wet to thoee who live inland, ,
Bayfield. you, Icongratulate.
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The "Courier de Paris" relates that p
party of men, sitting in front of a boule-
vard cafe, were recently approached by
a man who had a clarionet in his hand,
and who said: "Gentlemen, excuse me, I
have to make my living, but I suppose
you would rather give me a sou not to
bear me." They took the hint. He re-
peated this performance several times,
till, one clay, one of the men said he felt
like bearing a tune, and asked him to
play. "I ane sorry," said the man with
the clarionet, "but I cannot play a "seta"
. George Douglas, the author of "The
House With the Green Shutters," says
that once be met Froude in the house
of an Oxford don. "It's astonishing,"
the historian remarked to Douglas, "it's
astonishing! You're the living image of
my dear friend, the late John Coning -
ton," Douglas said. he was glad to hear
he Warr so like the great authority on
Virgil. For a moment Froade's thoughts
seemed to be busy with the sacred past.
"Coningteah he then added, dreamily,
"was the ugliest man I ever clapped
an eye one" ,
A beginner in newspaper work in a
Southern town who occasienally "sent
stuff" to one of the New York dailies
picked 'up fast surnmer what seemed to
him a "big story." Hurrying to the tele-
graph office he "queried" the telegraph
editor: "Column store, on so aed. so.
Shall I send?" The reply was brief and
prompt, but to the enthusiast unsatis-
factory. "Send '600 words," Was all it
said. "Can't be told- in less than 1,200,"
he wired back. Before long .the reply
came: "Story of creation of world told
in 600. Try it."
Several stories are told of l'ennhsoies
thoughtless speeches, "What fish is
this?" he once • asked his hostess whore
he, was dieing. • "Whiting," she replied.
"The meanest fish there is," he remarked,
quite unconscious that he could have
wounded anyone's feelings. Yet hie
kindness of heart was such that when
his partridge was afterward given him
almost raw he ate steadily through it,
for fear his hostessmight be vexed. On
one occasion Tennyson was Very rude to
Mts. Brotherton, a neighbor at Fresh-
water. • The next day he came to her
house with a greet cribbage under each
arm. "I heard you liked these, so I
brought them," he said, genially; It was
his Idea of a peace -offering. • ' -
In a speech in London the Other den
Sir Henry Campbell -Bannerman told an
ad able story of the advice given by
anEnglishman, n Scotehmene- andan•
hrishman, respectively, to a gentleman
whose servant was constantly breaking
articles in the household. The Enfliah-
man, In his blunt, honest :way, said to
• the. employere "Oh; get rid of Irinehedisa
nese him." The Scotchniante advice was, _
"Stop the money out of hie Wages:" •
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"But," seed the master, "he breaks more
thanhis wages amount to." "Then,"e
said the Irishman, "raise hiawagee."
An ' extremely stout, good-tempered
Englishwoman once &intuited to wedge
herself • into. a gallery seat at the Adel -
phi Theater that '.would have eccommce
'elrited a imam of 'ordinary size, to the
unconcealed annoyance of a :thirstily
dressed youth next to. her: She began •
to peel an orange, and the youth, with,
. a gesture of complaint, removed his silk
hat fassily to a safer position. OI sup-
pose," said the good-tempered woman,
"thee you'd rather * have had a gentle-
man sitting by the Aide of you, sir,
wouldn't you?" The youth replied,
snappishly, in the affirniative. "Alit"
said the woman, thoughtfully, est weuld.
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'United States Senator Perkins siva:
that once when he was a sailor, a tre-
mendous storm Cattle- up, and .it lookee
as if the vessel were doomed to go. un- .
der. In the midst of the excitement a,
minister, who was one of the passengers,
asked the captain if be could have pray-
ers, "Oh, never mind about the pray-
ers," said the captain; "the men are
swearing tee hard to stop •for prayers,
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and as limg as you hear them swearing,"
added the captain' "there is no daliger."
.The minister wentstack to his cabie. A
little while later, when the storm grew
worse, the preacher went on deck to see. -
what the Bailors were doing. Then he
weht back to his wife. "Thank Gedi" he
said; fervently, `those men are still
swearing." , •
• Lord Spencer • of Altliorp, one of the
greatest of book collectors, was at home
only in hiri ohm field. • One day, in• ,.
browsing about Bond street, London, he
front into the shop of a dealer in bric-e-
braa The dealer, who . knew hini, by
sight, said, persuasively: "Here is a fine;
bit of pottery Which your lordship really,
Might to have, and you shall have it '
very cheap -only two guineas.o So Lord
Spencer bought it and took it home, and
set it in a high piece. One day a. con,
Inoleseur of china paid him a visit, and
Lord Spencer showed his bargain. "What
did you give for it?" asked the connois-
seur, "Two heirless," rensehred Spencer,
- rather proudly. 'II'm said the con-
noisseur. "At that price the marmalade '
should ha.ve been included."' "What do
you mean?" "Why,. that precious piece
of yours is nothing more .nor less than •
shillingmarmaliele pot, with a green ;
thistle painted on it." ' •
• • • A Natural ' Conclusion.
The Aukust Canadian Magazine is an
Empire Number. Lord Strathcons, Sir
Gilbert Parker, Prof. bloldwin bmith,
Hon .1. W. Longley, Chancellor Bur -
wash, Ohetncellor Wallace; Prof. John
Onanbell,John Bracle and others discuss
the various phesies of I mperialhon. The
vietre expressed vary', but one Cannot
•reed them ail without securing much
broader yiews of the great questiOts
'which are pressing for solution. JAM
Strathcobyeis Iheonlylong article bib
it reviews in a inn werly way the growth
of thetolonial influetece upon and within
the 'Empire. The illustrations include
some handsome views of Vlremtmirister
A.nbev and some royal pictures printed -
in colours.
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OR. A. W. CRAM fl
GAMIN CURE ..'edrmvu.
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tiow are You?
Do you suffer from constipa-
tion? Does your liver need re-
gulating? Is your digestion
troublesome? Doyousufferfrorn
headache? Tfeo,youshouldtake
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* Propogrties for Sale or to Let
• To Rent
Effervescent
Salt
everyday. This harmless tonic
• and system cleanser will regulate
• every organ and wilt remove all
theunpleasantfeaturesthatatteral
a sluggish beer. Your health and
. • spirits will be so improved,that
• your friends will scarcely know '
you. Pleasant to bah -surely bent- '
• Deist but.be sure that you get the
seeable "Abbey's," ,
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nr.r.r.yr
Lot es, Maitland concession,Coderich Town-
ship. Apply to aas. SCOTT, Barrister,
Clinton
oct. 1.1.-tt.
1 To Rent.
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rirst hare brick atore, statable for Ana bufii.
nese. Apply to W. 0. ti.pARLE, MAWR.
Nov 15**f .
To Let.
That beautiful store in the Jackson Block,
Huron Street, lately occupied by (3.•Witts. A.p•
ply to
THOS. JACIC.SON, Sr.,
Sept. 8-tf• Clinton
leelee.
As I have 'taken oyez; the large ice house i.
from Wm, Wheatley, Ph. /WOO street, Ions
prepared to take orders to twelfth good, clean t;
Pure lee to all customers during the coralug
termer, Ali Ordera willileiymigaittitoerect I.
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Real Estate to Sale.
•Legal
JAMBS &GOTT
herr/titer, Wencher, ages'
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DFFICE-Elltott Block, Isaac Starlet;
MONET TO LOAN.
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• ,•W. BRY3PONE.
1 BARRISTER. klOLIOITOR, OTAR-.
1 Part of farm, Iota 88 and 83, on west side of 1
Maitland con.one mile north of liolmesrille.
oontatntng 97 acres.
•2 The north half of lot 25, con. 2,andwest Part
of lot 24, con, 8, oue half mile from Clinton,
Mirth, on gravel road., containing 90 acres.
if The thick dwelling ineludinglots 18, 19 and
20 on corner of Joueph and Isaac streets, m,
Clinton.
4 The frame dwelling on west aide of Victoria
street and next north of railway.
Farm For Sale .
Liberal terms to suit' purohaaers. APPly to
• The west half of lot 24, Bayfield Con God-
erich township, containing 109 scree c rod
0 W. W. FARRAN or
C. 0. RANCE, Clinton
Marcilt•28.-8m.
land, is offered for Nal° on easy terms. tied
• barn,1og house, plenty of water and Mall •
orchard. Particulars on application to ire
tf- • J. P, TISLALL, ()natio. •
rs. E. MANNING
PUBLIC, ETC.
°Mee -Beaver Mock.
'hp 'tiara, Opposite Pent fa Photo Goer,
CLINTON
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RIDOIJT HALE
Co1ivETA1,T0ER8,• Commitment
Real Estate and Insurance Agentar•
Money to loan,
RAL)31, •JOHN RIDOIM
• CHARLES SEAGER
Pe,rrieter Solicitor Notary and Conveyance, '•:.•••
etece-opposne Colborne Hotel
Goderlek
For Sale or to Rent. insuranceAgent. CAS CAMERON
Lot 29, con, 2Stamley, containing 100 aczeli
•tor term of yeara apply. W JNO. aleGREGOR, Fire. Marine, Accident. Plate Glass
Canada Life Assurance Co,
in good, state of cultivation for tale or to rent -• .. •
• on premifies or DRS .1), DcGREGOR, 2 con.,H.
it. 6., Tuckersmith, ties.iorth P. 0.
•aseb. 7-tL
• • To Rent or .For Sale.
Good comfortable cottage on Victoria Street,
containing 4. bedrooms, dining room, panior,
itohen, etc. Hard and soft water, stable on
IM -half acre. To rent or for sale. Apply to
S. S. COOPER, .
. . •• Clinton.
invaders of the Sanctum.
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Immommil
A united states Trews/raper once . ane
nounced' that, a notorious thief, well
known locally, had been lynched: for
horse -stealing. - The man called at the
office, • sound in ' wind and limb,
and • demanded ••11. withdrawal of the
unfounded statement, • hWe, cannot re. -
tract," said the 'edited; •"we • never de."
"hut the 'Mail,' which 'published: a simi-
lar report, has withdrawn it," said the
man. "That may be," replied the editor.
• `The rePeet. es.P.PeatilOg. in . tha.hded. was .
hirtrotibt Without foundation; but our
news is ahveye•traa However' we don't
mind saying in the next issuethat the
tope broke, end that you esoaped with
a slight contusion!' .
If a story toldin journalistic. eireies
be well founded, a somesvhat sunilar in-
cident Occurred in London. - One day
gentleman Called at the 'Office otet well--
hi:town newspaper and bald to the editor,
a famous' man in his time.: "Sir, it is an-
nounced' in your .paper that • I am dead."
"Well," replied. tee editor, "if if is out:
paperit •s eorrect." "It • • not correct,
for .here I am alive," rejoined the other.
"Well, it can't, be helped," said the edv•
• tor.. ."But 1 expect you to ceneradiceitee
said • the gentleman. ,"No, I cannot do:.
that," said the -editor,' "as we- ieshr con.
• tee, cligt. anything that appears in our
papbr. • I will do the ..only theta. I can
'de to being you to life amin • To -more
IOW .1 will put you in the list of births"'
'Sometimes the editor gete tee better.
of theta unpleasant intruders., into :his
sanetum. A frienh :of ours wasseated
in his editorial chair • in . a 'Yorkshire
town, quietly snipping paragraphs 'from
contemporary journals, 'when in walked,.
unannounced, a 'big, ferocious -looking
pian with.as limey stick in his hand. "Is!
theeeaitne iter he asked. The menacing
tone in whiclithe queitionwas put hroWed
that he bed notsterne to make a friend-
ly calls to insert rot advertisement, or to
*pet a subscription to , the jeurnala "Ne,
sir," replied the editor, 'with admireble.
hresence of -Mince--"lie has just ,gone out.
Take a seatsene rea,l. the paper; lie will
• latent* in a.. minute." 'Aiwa set the in..
dignant visitor, crossing his legs, .With
Itis elub between them • .ruid• commenced.
reading a, paper: In • the meantime the
,editor quietly vanished downstairs, and
at the • landing he Met anof her excited.
. Man, with a cudgel in his hand, who also
asked if the editor 'Was in, "Yes, sir,"
was the prompt teeporise, "yea will find
bite -seated upstairs, reading a news.;
paper." , The second visitor, on entering
the • men, cOrnmenced a violent assault
-upon the first, which \vas resisted- with '
equal ferocity. .The. fight. was • continued
till. they both rolled to the footerf the
stains andhad cudgelled each. other to
:their heates' content., .
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. New Round Dances.
Three new round dances lia•Ve just
been approved end adopted . by the •
Xorinal Association of Masters ;of
'Dancing .of .the United States' at& Can -
ad, avhielt recently met in New York.
Shorthorns. for Sale.
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Two registered Shorthorn bulls ,red. color.one
28 months old and the other 18 months. Of excel-
lent pe,digree, choice animals.
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Lot 22, con: 18, Hallett
May 28-tf, Londeaboro P, 0.
• .Stable for Sale.
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A good stable with seven single stalls, a ,box
piton, a harneee grain bins, a roomy hay,
loft ete,,will 10 stilct at a ery reasonable price.
April 117-tf. W. LtRYLIONE. Clinton, .
. • House tor Sale.*. • •
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sessear-•
A good frame' horse on Huron Street 13
stories,' -contains 3 bedroonia, parlor, dining
room, hall, closets, kitchen, woodshed hard
and soft water, half acre lot, with bearing
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•Good House to Rent.
house
-t•herietp4-oic:dui.pziperd-.4:43y18V;I:Aontri- hip ci:c tbocii• ;'..
'8 oflered to
rent. ir contains rooms, good well onicit and.
ordin•
aryeo.;y.eniences. Posse4sest.ollgi. j3vAentiab..ou,t
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. , 25th-ete • . . . cent
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Good House tor Sale.
• Subscriber offer') fo-r S -ale• hia holm and lot
on Albert St. north. The lot is one quarter
acre with a nnniber of bearing featt trees,
Itaaglindoostorf: aviator and good stable. Horse
°Ant wasn """nd.
good cellar.
*13l4y ' • FRED LoFET,
hey are the D' th
Olympia Schottisches and the Antleihe
Gavotte. The 'Military Dip Waltz is said;
to be the simplest and most enticeful ef
. the three. It has been predicted that•
. this edance will. sweep the country, and
may take the plate of the two-step in
ethe matter . of popelarity. The move-
hnents are thus described: Take a
posi-
tion faeleg.your partner, as if for waltz-
, • lag. The left foot of both.lady and gen. ,
denten be in the fourthrhosition,
; front; that is about the length. of one
step in front 'of the right foot. At the
beginning of the strein the gentleman
! dips.forward upon his left "and the lady.
liackward :upon her right; thee both to-
; verse the movement.. The denWman
next Wakes quiek change, stepping, for-
ward on the left • and then on the right.
i The balance is repeated in this position,
the two dip movements hexing °chivied
just four measures in all. From this'
point glide into the, walta waltzing four
• measured; then repeat the balitnee move-
ment again, and so on adlibitutn. The
dance is simple, easy, and festinating,
The Olympia flehottische, is designed for
the More agile and "spirited delvers. 'It
is begun in the open position Assumed
for any schottische 'tho gentleman hold-
ing the lady's left 'hand with his right*,
the two _lacing .one another* The lady
starts with the right foot, the gentleman
with .the left. Dip backward with a..
graceful -brind of knee, then bring the
rear foot forward and, rise on the toes.
Itepeab the movement With the other
foot; glide four tinier; to the right, re-
peat both movements, face •forward and
hop on loft .foct, kicking right with toe.
touching the floor; then hop on night,
kicking left. • Next assume the dosed
position and take four glides, 11, halt!
„ turn, finishing with feet more glides in
00 tante direetien: The Antler's Ga-
•votte is made up entirely of &Miller.
steps. This is begun in the closed posi-
tion. March two meaeures two-step
four, take three glides to thie left, fin-
ishing on the right foot, and waltz to
'the close of the attain. This is 'a Itat?
combinetion of the two old favorites,
two-step wait; With the much et.elk
is sent direct to tbe diseased ' Oa l.
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pans by the Improved blotter. .0X.6
Heals the ulcers, clears (beak / 4",,,"aYial• 'a
passages, stops droppings in the . i'• ,.. 111
A 1114F Catarrh and nay Fever.-13lower. %if. ....- ii
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throat and permanently curet
• • `.....,,, free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chine 0,
Itedlotne Co., Toronto and Buffalo. . ' h
Am.
Illatriet Pall Pairs
Witignam, Sept. 26 O. '
Teeswater. Sept 24 26.
Dungannon* Oot 9 Id.
Myth, Oat. 7 8.
'Brtiseels, Oote
Walkerton, Sept 17.18.
Stretford, Sept dd 001 is
Listewel, Sept 80 Oat 1.
Bishop Potter, of New York, who is
bete(' for his social reform agitation,
especially the etand he took in regards
to the 86100n CliteatiOrl, it to be married
next month to Miss ()lark* of Coopers -
Won, New York dine. •
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. Tommy -Where you goinh; Jiinniff
Jimniy-Sunday school.
Tommy -Dug yer bait Yet? It'
Milburn's Heart rola NOVA Pine °Ore
aneemis,,nervenenessoileeplesonesm wiliness
palpitation, throbbing, feint spells, elizzis
nese, Or any comfier% arising from %mote,
erisheh bIOc1, disordered nerves or weak
heart.
Milburn'd LeiteeLiver PilIs regtrietis the
bOwels, Ottre conatipation, dyspepsia,bL1I
lames% sick heedeolie, end ell affeotions
et the Opus of digestion,
Office t J..P. Tisdairs Rank, Clinton.
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*Wholesale btoch of pianos
at very best puosible prices.
Organs, the very entertamable
gramophone, sheet music,
books, and a variety of music
• C. HOARE'S_ .
- Music Emporium.
A :hook of *trice opened plums &read.
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THiNIC IT
• OVER.
• The effect of a
course in thi
business college
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Por.3alp or .to Rona,
mean 'opportunities .n:t
ThOchoice brick -house mi the corner of Fut. ,e TIT
ten and Joserh streete, belouging ,to the eatate Lore pouseos. 'write us...for all
•• • • businessihat.youdid not • be,"
lor sale fgrtd,..11=111;,,lerefert;VII.particularto.• • - Students - can •
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narY fain y, is practically a new house, with .• •
of laad.p. If tht property is not soId or rented, ,, • . „ • . .
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• all conveniences, and three -tenths of an acre enter at any.: tirae.
part of . will 41C • sA•
EirTortim„ Clinton ' Forest I Y,
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ness College0C.M.C.A. Bnild
• Farm For Sate. g, LOflQOn, Ont.
•The subscriber offers for sale that choice farm • W. J. Westervelt, Principal,
• on the Ituron road, Tuckersmith, hat east of
Clinton. at present occupied by Mr Fisher. It
0008115 01 HO acres; more et less, with good
frame house,bank barmsliO,windmill and small
orchard. Plenty of water. 'An excellent farm
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anted !
in a splendid locality. For terms apply to
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ARTHUR COUUN,Clintoll. Young mei and 'women to prepare for
good situation& Apply to
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A T1end1ce1e0 acre farm conaisting ot the
good frame house with kitchen, barn 36x65; •
Dominion
East alf of Lot b0, con 1: Eaat Wawanosh . Business.
and shed Saki° in which there are goodstablIng college . .
hard water ot never failing well; 8 sores 'bush,
.1 acre of orchard, situated 11 miles from Au The bedew:tipped Business and Shorthand
. p . . College in Canada, -Reduced tuition rates,
• jn tie 8-4 Auburn P. O. Write Mr regarding °recourses of study,
burn and 60. rods from school For larther
• Purchase) mit have pnesesalon this fail. ' and prospects of "lecturing situations for
• graduates. Catalogue sent frees Address
Farm For: Sale.
Lot. 12, Bayffeld cab:, Goderich tp„ 118 acre
J..13: AlcICAY, '
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Dept 'O" Confederatiori Life Bldg.
(85 clefired,lailance bardwood,with a tale quan-
• • • • Toronto. Ont.
tity.ef cedar on it),in good state' of cult vatior
about five ac f 11 h
res a w eat and considerable fall
plowing done. Comfortaike brick house large r -
Darn withstabling uuderneath,driving shed and
other outbuilaings • about 2h d
acre.orc ar ,
mostly winter fruitli well watered-neverfail- Comfortable house and lot, On Albert, St.,
• ing spring creek an two wells Seven miles Cliatcni , for sale . cheap, lot. acre, House
suitable for anion family. Apply at NEW ERA
from Clinton and threefrom Bayfield, Posses-
sion at any time, reasonable term. Apply for office-
• further partieulars to CHAS. SIMONS. 72 St. -- '
Street, Clinton, 'Iamoms, cellar, wood shed.,hard , .
Ma ible '& Granite
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• David. st.. Goderich. .
01./I.1\-3 TON
- To Rent or for Sale • ..
e n aeoft water, new stable and driging shed,
Also for Sale. • .
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WOIRIMS
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ttien,t garden, with' plum, pear and apple
rxerr eto
For Sale •
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Frame; residence and 1 aore of land en Mars
At any time auto lst Sept.
Fos cr Block,eto.,at th N ,,,aeres,part of the
iS,,trrefre,t,06,...11nowt which els a°r•vt-rilEuallbdle°!p%rvoinlieriamty
;err Y'a ;lies , gdieftnuIt'411,1411:intd '411
ro
Isaac) a very _ces911fie
wnthieerids4veifynder.ofittibei
ara,vel on the pretax - 4ton:tit:rind.
Apply tol.
bu:•"AITH,Or to W.BRYDON ArfnjJ 8-13.
Good Farnt,tor Sale.
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That well eittutted choice property, known
, as the Whitely farm OR the base line Goder-
j1W,74131;ttlegtetidnifsoofigiregricoar ',1°•trile,4°01
way term. ,It is direfftly opposite the Post
Office and store and is within 8 minute's' Walk
o .priturfita.o)3.1.tros., apply to th AN
eir helreeehg.g tir Mi -VV'dliehIfird1)411:.6hFRoi3ra
Clinton.
one I t
A First—tlass Parini 114 Sale
or To iteitt.
in the Township of 'West Waviarissh nonces.
don flee, bot twentyiteven, containing Suoacres
more or less. about 175 wires cleared in a 'go:al
State c f cultivation. gool homes; tvall watered
retinertuanVegraninn in gooa shape, stOno Ly 82, eonvcfliet (0
one le, Ohurehee and. PoeteOffloe, Mil be
sold on easy terms threat ptirobaser. Apply to
W. H. CAMPBELL Westfield
emhealy 11 or W. A. liARIOSON, Lucke°
The lake Erie Navigation Co; Ltd. r
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The Short Route io '
OLtITEXAND 011I0
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Ono Way fare front onion, p.m
• Return . • s b00, -i
lloat leaves rt.Stanley aireiy Tuesday era 1
Thtirsday at 11 p,m., Saturdays et 11 a.m,
1 Tickets on sale at alihrial tiara Oilleet
Por further information write .
Win, Woollen, W. Merolla%
Reneger, Oen,rele.A0t.
IVelketvIlle, OM,
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• Tile purchaser of a monument
'• should have oomplete confidence
in the reliability of the firm, from
which he bays, for the material
and Workmanship is something
very few buyers are familiar with.
If you do not know us, please In-
uit° about our reliability from•,
t esti who know us best. We are,
the only praotical men bawl:mar
ine.
• 13, Ho' over,' Proprietor
N ext to Co intu creial Hotel
CANADiAN'
-4PAciFic
20,000
Farm
-.1* a r m Laborers'
Laborer*: E.xoursiolls •
Wanted '
SEt'OND 01,A88
%%Till be run to stationa on V.
1'0 It. in Manitoba and Awing -
beta, w ests South -wt and
horthevest of Winnipeg as far
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11100/14 JAW) thievarit and
Yotettou
On August lest froth Statione in Ontario on
Mein Lena Toronto to Bernie and North
except North 01 Toronto and Cardwell Jet.
(lne we7 ticketri to wintipeg only tS111 bc
3o1d, with a certlitehte extehding the trip
before Auguat Met, Without afiditional teat
'0 Other points in Manitoba and Assitabota
VI above. If purehaser engage as term
taborer at Wineipeg, provided such farm
laborer will Work mot less then 00 doe at
harvesting, SIst predeee certiffeete to that
heed, thee will be returned to • original
itartuin point at $18.c0,01 or beforoNda. PO
Cal ' Tickets uot good on s'imperini Lim
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roe tut thir partiettlara and Tickets apply
to nearest raiment rigout.
Ali ltrefinan.
.Assf, Gehl. Pear. Agt„ Toronto.
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• formerly of Cameron; Holt tit Cameron;
13A.HRISTBR . AND SOLICITOR,.
Oftlett-liamilton 81 opporilte Colborne Row
CIODERICH. ONT
GARROW Si-GARROW
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. • .
Offipe-Corner Hamilton St. and the &Pea " •
• Broderick, Out.
J. T.'Gennow. 0.0. Ones, Gamow. Went
PROUDFOOT & HAYS.
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PIlls'LT •
PuocToRS IN TRU MARITIME COURT, &C.
• Office: North at., next door to Signal OBI
Private Funds to lend at lowest rates
of interest.
W. PROUDFOOT. R.C. HAYS...
WM. GAME,
L. C. P. WS. Edinlburgb,
Cliture-Oniarie Street, Clinton. Night ca llat •
at front door of office or residence, Ratten•,
bury Street.
DR WM. GRAHAM
Lieentiate of the Royal college" of Physicia
London, England.
Office and Residence- '
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JOHN TEDFOBIPS House, Ddrott NS.
• -DR- J. W. -SHAVII.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON.
Asconoheur *to, office and • reaidence. On. •
'WM° St, opposite Estglish church, formerly' *se
.onpied bsi Dr. Appleton, Clinton Ont. ••
DR. O.'i*i.-TINOMPSOlii- •
Phyalcian, Surgeon, Rae
special attention given to diseases of,the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose.
' '01114 and Residence- • -
fiber& Streetes Mocha North of Rattenbeir
G. ERNEST" PIOLPIIES
.0 DENTIST . • •
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Special attention paid to preservation of
(Slleesilor tu:Dr. T. C. Ernee ' .
Spleiafit In Crown and Bkidge Work'
D. S. -Graduate Regal College Dental Sur. •
D. D. S.-First-claas Honor .graduate of Den- .
goons of Ontario, Toronto, •
talDepartitient of Toronto • Vniversity2. •
children's teeth. Will visit Baytield eve rete
14datja. .
over W. Taylorik Son's shoe -ste
011fttrna • '
DRS. AGNEVV & BILLINGS-.
• DENT'ISTS,OLINTON.
Office adjoinilig Photci Studio.
Office l'heure-ft to 6 every day, and •
Saturday entitle p. m,. Branch offices
in Manchester Dengaenon, Blyth ands
• Hayfield. •
VeterinarV.
DR..1. FREEMAN,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Member' of the VeterinaryMedical A aspens.
Mona of London end Edinburgh, and! Gradu-
ate of the Ontario Vetermery College,
• TREAT DISEASES'OF ALL ANIMALS
Office open night and day, ovposite
Paul's church, Ontario Street. Clinton, Ont,
Miscellaneous.
aikei ARRIAGE LICENSES issued by she Un -
gyp daraigued at hip
e • . ;01tesieesnce, aa0r1rNy sirs e
• "i•ln.WjAMESSt:r.SR:
jAnlgtaILT3P8°ffl;
•iliOFiiMC1uEs
aowtnesesrecired
• W. OLEN CAIVII3BLL
Organist and Mueleal Directsr • of North
• Street Oherch, Goderioh. nd leacher 0
PIANO, PIPE WIGAN an TREO Y. is Pre
pared to take &limited numbeit of Pup %
the above. For terms apply this office or to.
CAMPEEL.L,who may basest: ft um /I a.m.
t02 p.m.. at the Clarendon Rotel, Chutes
PrldaY of each week.
b. L.:MACPHERSON
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IN ii1URA.N OE.
Fire, - nre. accident Plate Bliss
therioss kia.QICAT BL0,Z,1TOK
JOHN W. YEO
HOLMESVILLE, .
Agent for the MANCHESTER FIRE ASSCRAEC0
CIO, of Manohester, England, Whose funds are
security are rated at $14,600,000. Also the Si c-
Rrtstor MuTual. Ittenrieltea CO. All °lissom of
farm fluke And town property taken by
lowest) rates. First-olass Loan Companies
oleo represerted. Money to be had front 44 q er
()Getup, accorAng to nature of seetrrit7. -
Daily Mall to Efolmesville - postal card n111
Dr. McCahey's Heave
CURL
For Draken. .•
Winded
HORSES'
Ceres Rearm Chronic Cough, and all ChronicAffee-
Sons of the Throat end Lungs. The only Medicine in
the world MAE WIll cure the above disease, making the
knal sound n wind and useful Wills owner. PriCe,t1.50
DrAVionshOra Yadudy. dr Cough Powders
Wall Acute Affections of the throat And lungs, sealing
Distemper, dm For swelling: and steekimeoi the, lege.
the reader hard daring, Kidney Trouble, NV. One
• 'rpm bn, gocCAHEY MUDIOINK Ws§
• dose will Palm alhideomitotabvoirutroite locuarte: 1:6,rieri, 50o: .
Per sale by Et B.Combe,draggisi, Olintha
• AlcIiILLOP MUTUAL FIBS •
•INSIT.RANCE CO.
FARM and ismairEINSUD TowN PitOPERTr
ONLY RE
_I. B. ReLetin, President, Kieran P. O.; Tb
Fraser. vieteeresident, Bruseiteld". 0.; Then.
13. Hays, Secy.Trtisit.,E8oetaofto.reth P. O.; Vv.
Broadfoot,Inspenter of LOefiefir SeaforthI:O.
W. O. aroadfoote Seatortreeohn n. Grisv
Winthrop'. P. atGoorge Dale, fiettforth; Joh
neUnetreit, Dahunt Jas. Evans, Betielnveol
O.; John Watt, HarloOk Th
P. 0.; otilaa Eraser
Brecefle ; Jelin 8, Mclean, Itippen Joao*
OonnoU . 1 nton.•
Arena* ^
gobortfitnith, traripek;•I‘obt. McMillan. So is
forthLJeartea flununlog, Ageibitdville ; W.
Yon, Holmosville ; (*sorsa Mardi* and John 43..
Morrison, auditors,
Parties desirous to effect Xnettraneo a* tit
set ether baltifieefl will be promptly ettinid to
en saeleation ta Otty ot theO •
or to thereartietive *zoo.