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iTHE CLINWN NEW ERA.
TARY '2:3, 1879
The Hudson Hay and rine, rover Houten.
We bavtireaeou totelieve that the Gov-
ernment contemplate during th.e .cerning
swollen to re-opert the ,controverdy regard
ing the practicability .of a route, front Eng -
lead via lindeen'a Straits, to York Factory,
at the mouth of the Nelson River, au4
that it is in this connection that they eon -
template the adoption of, the .Pine. River
route for the Pacific railway, as affording
the hest facilities, for opening up to Euro-
pean commeree the vest territorres com-
prised within what is known as the Fertile
Belt, lying betme,en Lake Winnipeg and
the Rooky Mountains, A glance at a
new map about to be issned... by artier. tif
the Minister of the Interior, enables. Ps to.
estireete the relatiee imporeseee to be at-
tached to the projected rue to. rte. compared
- with those by the St. LeWrenee . and. New.
York. By building a railway (row York
Factoryto kiln With th projected Pine'
River Route, tire distance from Liverpool
,to Bute Inlet is reduced to a little over
4,600 miterti-or say by sea *AM 11,7066
miles, and land,. travel 1,65/ Miles. To
reach the same' point by New York. and
...Sam.Fritnoisco the'..dietance.tebe.traversed.
amounts to 6;300 miles.; ,while the St.
Lawrenee route. covers 5922. miles or,- by.
laud 3,122 miles and by water %SOO miles.
The Halifax route, taking in. the Interco-.
letial, and existing and projected Railways
' ineludiure the Pine River Branch, • shows a
land travel ef 4,122- Milos and. of water
about 2,606 miles -in all 6,722 ruilee. So
that the route by Hudson Straits and Pine
River is actually 1,633 miles leo than 'that
- -of-New-York; 1,205 mile* lase thaw -tire -St
Lawrence, and 2,105. miles less Allan hat
of Halifax.' Th -e impinitauee of therie:
gures in arry discussion_ may. arise
concerning -the deVelepixiblic
wheat growing ,country.nf the Nortll, Yost
cannot be .overestritinited, 'hot the. great
question -after all iS one of practicability.
All..kno w that .the Imperial ,G ay -aliment• .
attaches greetitn portend° to the thite.blet
route, because of strategiCal and other eoriL-
siderittions, and if it canbe shown • that
the navigation of pay • is open
for four montlis,-soine say that the Straits.
are open as long as those of .Belle
then- it WthrIci'seeM that onlv,liitte4.a.
• great advance been made in our geogra-
phical and climatological hnowledge, hut,
• that our progress in national development.
is likely to undergo- etartliti°;i.and.rapid.
Changes. The harbor at. York._Factory is,
said to be open as, long -0,9.'1h°
rem)°, and if it be true,that the"Stratts are
open, for nearly:the saine...period, afiel that
• 'navigation is hetther difficult Or'dangekroasi
- then it Weenies evident that.th° cenimerce
. of the limit preductive' territercea.. of the
Dominion' will, in the ;per& future,_ .flow
through an unexpected: .chanuel, .and a:
Serious blote be struck -•at • the. antieipiited,
commercial su rernac : of Term-A...ea Mon-
.,.....--treateurl other.. f • sten' exatlesThCce,,nan
be no donlit that the Northern.route, if
practicable,. will :peerless not only -Strategio -
but highly important Commercial ridvap-
- - ---retagere—The • distance fromeLiverpeal-to••
• York Factory is set dow-m-Tat • 2,060 miles
While the land route. from :0'1,6,1-atter:point,
to Buie Inlet, via. Pin&River, will be only
1;661 miles. There. would seem to be no
• reason, therefore,, why,' during:the •rieaSen
of navigation,..,Yovk Factory should not -,be
a great 'en trepot of Chinese, Japanese. and
other Eastern products destieedfor British
markets,--iti aliclition•to its being. a' great
exporting centre for the prodUcts of British
Columbia,earid the valleys • of --.th:e •Saelf at-,
chewan, the Peace and • the Pine:Riven,
which are not only expected to- Wei .•.the
granaries of the Dominion.; but•which are
likely -to furnish for the.. world's •merkete;
- coal and other • valriable:-Minerals,..
• live etock, rind...other prOducte, ,in. puma=
talon with the West.een .Statee.. of, ,the
American Union.--,--Oltdium Free Press.
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4.4,18 ,14
Whitt. 'We .1Tove to Do:
" The darkest honr is just -.hefOr�'. the!
dawn," And it' view of the commercial do-
prestfion and deep spread distress here and.
also elsewhere we are ilmokt uncOnicithisly
. led to ask: onrselvesewhether this , darkest
hour has not arrived. But, while hoping
this, -we must net forget the old. fable of
Hercules end the wageoner; and if we. ex-
pect help WO fltDot put our shoUlders to.
the-w-beeL-7- A-nd-first-we--inneV-avoid
extravagance, and endeavor if we eimuct
bring our circumstances to our mind, ,to.
bring our mind t9 our circumstances.
Then the rash spirit .of ' specelation , must
be put down -,and we mast bear in mind
'the saying of poor Richard, that while. •
"'Great estates may venture more, .
. Little boats shouldteep noir shore.„"
Another thing is required, and that is te.
remember that all lawful, honest ,work. is
honorable, and those • that -.cannot work
with theirheads must be willing for: •the
present .at least to work with their heeds.
A rent mistake- hai enaneJi Made' by
our young men in coneidering terale Prozei
respectable then farming; A most danger
ous onfe has been made. While OUT 'waste
lands ere neglected and those under
. eulti-
vation only unperfectly tilled we have an
unkimited market for What.our farms sup
ply. Let our fermiers'. sons, instead of
crowding into our towns and further low-
ering our already depressed, labor market,
quietly study the -means of making .oug,
lands ptoductive. • Th-ey at least. may al-
ways look for remuneration for their labor,
and of all lives that of the farmer Is the
most independent. Wo want a system of
improvement to go through our farming
operations. Witlt as good land as, perhaps,
there is in the world, there has been atich
a slipshod, careless stj be of operations,
that in a few years the boil is rim out, and
. instead of the abundant crops. that •might
have been grown the farm has. scarcely
realised the goat of production, We want
better beef, and in keeping extra stock:
. there is provided means for improving our
Vegetablee,.tooi.ehenild be grown
largely and there would be a good market
for the smaller fruits if Cultivated as they
aught to bo in the country villages. -It is
. almost impossible toe -minims° these things.
Poultry and eggs, too, should have atten.
tion, as they .'would be paying articles.
How milk thousands Of dellarivere annu-
ally lost to. this -country by the careless,
untidy, dirty way 'in withik butter and
cheese aro made Oar tamers' wives and
, daughters should be taught tb Pride thenik
solves as they. do in -the "Old' country,'
hating the best flame for dairy products,
That this would pay, everyday's experience
•
testifies, as not only in the towns are bad
articles ve.luelese, but in the country vil-
lages during the last summer the prices of
butter gizen by the stores veried front five
and mix to sixteen and eighteen cents a
ponied, actiording tit quality. Let agricul-
turists take a right Emend, etorelieepere and
merchants will soon:have a good market
for their goods; but till the senseless pre-
judiee spinet farm labor is done awriy
with continued prosperity is not to be ex-
pected.-Mentrend •Star. •
33rd TZAR—Tat WITSE33-33rd TZAR 8 PER CENT.
One of the most Iterortant features of the WrrliB88 1
during. the year Tam allt he itt eouratrof free lectures
on agricultut 0, by 1. Laarke, of Lintlenbank, Om:1104
gtoatest approval everywhere. Tho lectures will be re- To Farmers 4547 Land.Owners
late editor of tho CANADA r4itarLit. TiseS0 leetUreti al-
ready delivered. by Mr. Clarke' have been met with the ,
ported in the Wernee, srisose Value as an agricultural.
paper has, svithlu the past few menthe, been greatly
M 0 N E Y
sanitary and moral reforms, as well as to tbe further- TO
.1n.,°,di.r.
.„i. deyoted tt; temperance, being the
principal organ of that cause in Canada, and to all other
Another special feature of tho WiTNA848 during 1.879, At the algae low riateof oins
mace of evangelical religion.
will be the attention paid to its engravings which al. PAAMED11114 can be reln.e aim
prominent teen throughout the worid will be given, and Um borrower.
radyarnumerous end imPortaet. Pee. e rorate of the
the vapor will contain numerous illustratei articles of payable
much interest and value, as well as selection:: from the INTEREST
humorous art of the flay. .
•The rullest attention will be paid to +UM; so that the
WIL'NE8s may retain its meant repute ion Rs 1,4 11C We.
-----seresse-o-----
..tk ow the eitireel king Was Conquered.,....
, The drst passenger train throngh the
blockade nom Datrale to Rochester con-
sisted of eight locomotives and eighteen
.e.oaches. The train _presented a nand
Sight, es, it plaughed its Neu into the
depot, the euow piled high above ths
top of the plough, and the loeerno-
tives itua cl•rs crered with snow and
icicles. The plough and six of the
coatotives were detechedoind the train
Was forwarded East as well ns Possible.
Ab_ten te!eloakeenn there/min eeera., tele"-...
graphed from Bain& and in nfeW
minutes it came inte. Lho depot beaded
by .servan locomotives'. The train con-
sisted of about sixteen coaches, having
twO mail eoaches, Cony conches and the
rest baggage cars. The train 'was a leo
despatched East: 13efore it loft, the
train canto in from. the East.en good
WAS. dolayed, Jlere for :some
1) flC1 in -gram, to. prepare it for the
rough jefurney it- would have to go bo -
fee it•. would reach .its journey's 'end.
Fie.° erleitiarnetives--arteleen4-SnO4Wp101,101
were attached to it, eta the: train con-
sisted of eight coeches,-.-Raohester Union.
Eacte- that We know, .
If you are stiffering. with a Severe &nigh
astheia, bronchitis, conetupptirm, 1089 of
voice tickling in the -throat; many affeetion of
the diroat or lungs -we know that King's
New Discovery will-diye.you immediate relief,
We know of emedreds•of take it has own tddely
cared, and that where alt other Medicines had
fulled; • No othor remedy -can shoW.one half, Ott
many perminient-eure,'N'ow to give satisfsel
tory. proof that Dr. King's- New •Diseevery
caiii you of Asthma,. .13refiebitis,, Day
lvever, Constimptien, severe Coughs'aTiit'COldfit
Hearsonens, or, any Throat or Lung. disease) if
ymi will cali at J. H. Coinhe's, Clinton.
• .Aralea. Salve. ' •
• Th ( .3 be• st Salve in thcworld for Cuts; Bruises,
Sores Inters, Salt Rheum, Tater; Chapped
'Hands, Chilblnind .Corns, and all kinds of Skin,
Eruptions. This .'SalVe is guaranteed tei give
perfect Anti:traction inevery baseor-Meney re-
fundeli ridee 21 oentii par •bmc: • For- sale by,
'd,
riliii•L‘-suiniciiinir.wishesto-hitrfonte-16-41:o taeole•of.
Clinton, that on TIIORSDAY, Nov. 0018, Um will
commenen tl,tyselling of milk in Olinton,,,,amd wiII eon-
oinue stedniug'throughout the winter.. Ile will Ooliver
eveiy morning ana evening, Sundays excepted, and will
-,seiVittothe.ver.y.reasonable.rate of Six_ettawesi,
11 nimksoitn, for 26 cents.. Patronage respectfully Ifor
IrdiFed.
Goderieli Township, Nov.80, 1870. •
•
ViTEEKLY GLOBE.
With the oitise of it,O prouent -volume, 'PIO., 'Temoit',o-
°WOE conqslott3S the' thirty -DM year (if its pobilcation;
and its aonduoters feta that 511) 000 look Wok with,
littisfaetinte" and just pride, °WM° Mitt It lists tali en;
and the beneficial influence it, hito ma:raised, in all the
prominent political movements add contests Inc gond*
goverlunent,since the day -of its establishment. 'The
unequalled and unswerving support it has throughout
receivecramong all ellisses.of the Canadian. public; is at
ence thebust reward, auir the iii,E,,hest possible testi-
mony to the calcieney and 'fidelity to pulite interesta'.
with whieli ithuy been eundlteted. As In the liast; 06
hi the future,. shall the earnest. efforts el its conductors
be put forth in favor of -whatever tends to -secure jUst;
'and econoinical government, the material prosperity ef
the masses; and the promotion throughout the land .01
aeligion,' good morals, education, temperrunie, and, so -
(nal liappoioso:. •-
ileartily -coiwinced 'that Canada, elnfld told 115 posi-
tion higher or bettor, -or more conducive tn IifttciiIa
progress, than that she mow-enjtlys as the..kiremost
soll.governed Province in. the British Binpire, thecae-,
olitetem et the Ghetto wilt amanita xealemay to puStain
whatever tends to the perpetuation tbe happraXist-
.
paper, •
The household and game]. literary department of
the Wirmiss have always born it prommont feature of
the paper, and they will be eonlinned on Ito Romanian
as heretotore, giving to the ladles much valuable infor-
mation about everything necessary to make Ole house-
hold bright,plria sant, aua presperone.
Ttobielopv,r.ii.ori)Oorf t3heen,dirffoviit
renptuicad:i_
3) 'M
tio,na of.,the Wrrx tiSS 18
wiSUN TN 84 i
$8, erenlation,14,e0u.
Wnsenv WrrN FM, $1 10, al ambit ion, 28,000.
In addition to., Qum, the publishers of t he W rrx Katt
issue the Nowritems Alraismconit, soinimenithly Il-
lustrated fondly journal, which is regarded with great
favc,r all o:tr North Ardertoc. 0,-itt ditulatioki of over
60,600 testifies., fu homes remote from postal num°.
Wien, it supplies the whole family leading, khile in
cities, towns, and villages everywhere, It to the favorite
of the young people, who 111 to it an endLONS source of
enlightenment and cnjynhm t Ito prico is but 80 cent 14
year, including pilotage, To Stinday.schools and
tdabki it is sent at the Utlewing rates I-
A epees fe ono eadrefs.. ..S 2 50 per au, .
25 copies to eno address. 6 00
56, copies to onc address
1
100 comics (00 11(1 address- .. . . 211 5�
(10
All personktiesiring to interest themselves in oiddiu-
itInagenbscritperitionsns.te4f or ptlpien,uN,Sr,
nestf, reeeive 05101,10
otenatia.
Every Fetter answered. ,
DOCGALL 4 soN,
• .Publishers, Montreal,
Pac•-•••••••LX1-11,
- „-
Tito choke Park I4ot onlirto Street, dlinten, centioi-
sing over ten eines, now held br.Tolin Mathlesou, le Of--
fei•ed for sale on ruodesate terms.: '
• • 71. MIX,'
; Clinton, Sept..2,1878.
1.1qUit• SCIWOL
• . ,.ESTARLISCED
71.,k1l/Wir1%eS"48.*13.
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IV. V' FARR.iti, Esq., ex -.Mayor of Clinton, Cheirsuia,,
A. WO1t1'IANCITO7f,-Esq.,111.1).,'B8'eretary foot Tress:
. Tr. 1.1M,E ALA-, naokiri..Thic•
•.1011N •IfEVVE,Est,C, Bp). I A 8, PI,SEIBR,
• .
... • .-
j.i.112E3'.TURNIXDLL, D. A., Scholar in Claseics and
• Gold Medallist fu Modain Languages, Toronto chi.,
versityaread Master.
Modern ,Lfinglages, and niglibr,
JO:11N. DRYANT,. Geld Medallist tn Methe-
• malice, Toronto:University; • .
• :Mathematics, Natinal Scienee, and .guglish.
3101345 P, nL1pun,rnlorgiaaiiae, Terento.Univer,
• • .• •
• Atsistent Mathematiert and'Englialt. - • . ,
••1 ••
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Junipr English, French ittul Ocimst.i. •
Or any gum con bolinit-Tl y41a pria
LOAN
west.
anY vior to oult•
I.5th of next Month.
WE BEGIN TAKING STOCK, AND FROM NOW
oral, ot -do" TILL THAT TIME THE PEOPLE MA.Y EXPECT
TO . GET GO9D, S AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE
HEARD OF IN THIS PART* OF il'HE COUNTRY.
DO NOT. MISS A CHANCE LIKE TH. IS TO SE:
CTRE--WHAT GOODS YOU ARE NEED OF,
Pertartheriatermatton apply to
.A..*S. TlISHER *CLINT0N.
ciwo, Nov. 210,1878.
1V(RS. A. WESTING'S LIVER AND "anions
UL Medicine is fur sale at I. 11. Combo's, Minton,.
and manufactured at 209, Wellington street, 1.on40tti
Ont, Phis medicine is highly spoken of and i'08Orw.
monflea for Bilious and %Wet Complaints, and it has
also proved highly- benencial for Rheumatism.
^
W Y SliflOKE
A common. tolmacco WIWEN for the same price
You cap let the MYRTLE -NAVY.
Fr •
BBB'
I'S 'GILT TETTERS- -
Con IE.C.A..181
Nov. o
LONDESBORO' MILLS
0—
G.RISTING:*
,,st •
17.17 Cr..
ITA1,'TNG.. just thorough151/4 repaired their„..ILOTfIi
9L41.1, the enbseribers are now prepared to do
ORISTING IN THE BEST MAlfTNER;
• .
• Mad at the earliest TOM( -t.
VilUSIIIND DONE I' CREAT REDUCTION,
GObili AND A)1E IJS.
tosocsironci•Hrtr,s, htsiv,,•2S, 1878--
This Schobl prepares papile for the T_Tniver:
'Igttisrard-fer entering upon the-study-away-
ofthe professions.. ;Special attention, is given
to the studies 'require& -for Pliblie School
'read-MI:EL As.• .Orie' of the County Model
Scheele is now established in Clinton, teach-
ers of the•thied class bin cOmplete their pro-
fessional courae isa this . Students pas-
-sing • the Intermediate Dxalnination are en-
titled, ou teaching one year and attending tho•
Norm -1 Scheorfor one session, :a, S,ecand
Qiitsi Proviucial Certificate,' Grade D. • •
, • .
...,•Amereelleat chemical jabOraloCy_Itits_heon'.
provided, and it is believed 'that -.the gotirsa
in natural Sneuee viU b of great -benefit to
tliose- who iute.i4,to follow farmiug purseite:
Book-ktepin.g 6d the .other ,branchea of a
good Mercantile edneatlen axe also taught. ,
By the latest -offiCialreport, ef-tlic Inspec-
tors, Which divides. the I -Ugh Schools of • the,
J?ro v ince into eigh:.,elasses,. the Clinteu School
is plated in ,the seco.nd class, only- Six Schools
(QiilleAlate I nstit ates in cities anti large towns),
being placed' in,he tclass above it. Since
that repert waa Mado, the teaching staff . of
the Seliool has'boon increaseci and improved,
new apparatus 'procured, and :a commodioink
brick -building has been. coumjeted fer-the
school at a cost to the -
k!heroughly ihdieving that the best reeky for Canada team of $3000• . • -
•
is thatwhieli shall promote inereasedtraine with foreign 144,111liNaTION..—The examinations for ad -
•countries; and that' system of taxation, the best winch • 14••at the Clinton Medel School
falls most lightly on Industry 'and' the industrial classes' , 1.11 SS kg,— ,,
the Otoue, will ecntInue to advocate energetically, thel. (Cenral 4ohODI Bedding) half Yearly in June
abolitienorctistoni-cluties on raw materials; and. the. 'aiid. Decernber. Notice of the•ercaot time Will
inaintenanee Of a revenue 'tariff pressing lightly er.not •
at all on the nocessarieti 61 life, but heavily on articles. be duly givian.im the .Ceunty papers. The
111 hixufy.'ItwiII continue to oppose the impoiltion Yellowing are the requirements :
oi custom -duties Vented specially tO. punish Foreign.,
Srht;Mito.--Fonith needing 13ook to p. 248 and SPollP
Countries for Cotner or imaginary hostility in their
commercial policy; or speolally to exclude britiah rind ing Soako warriso.-Neatly and' legibly. ARITArca•
Tru., -Principled of Arabic and 'Banana notation; vid-
foreign mailefeetrireserent the -country; or speeially to
keep certain branches of indpstry in existence that gar fractions; decanted fraetions; simple- proportion,
cannot 'be sustained without forced contrIbutIons forn with reasons or ivies ; mental aritlituotia,. GnSathrAlt.
tho earnings of the rest Of the community: • - • --Trincipal grammatical forms- and defluiiions;
•
inioly-
- GLOBS will-continuoten'Sentences parsing eimple sentences.
to give. special attion to
tho deeply -important subjects Of &venom' tIonnigra- . tanifrOnITIOiS.-110
13110 Mid complex sentences, Orally or
in writing; srammaticalehangegot denstrrietien • short
Bon ltallwity and Canal Improvement; tho Develop- riat aivo 00 uscrivtion; un,iliarletters.
men't of the vast Mineral, 'Timber toulPisherY resources I
-6 aps of America, Barope, Asia, Afriea; 1051)5 01
Canad
of the' Dominion, and the opsetly settlement of our
Wildo Lands: . Canada and 'Ontario. TANnAn pasW1110.4-011tline of
' Agriculture, as the clitcf..liplustilal ititereit of the 101)85 common objects on papee. InsmOnet-Candi.
Dom Mei weS that constant mato txioes itttention aateawill be examined in the leading feats of English
istory. - The questions set will n -t demand a minute
to which Its Nast importance entitles it ;- and. allmot-
s fertile advancement of its -prosperity or:injurious.- knowledge ot details, but will bo,strictly limited to the
sure
.its progress will watelied with eare and outlines of the eubject. ItuAnnid.-Oandidates will bp
ly affecting
Italy diseussed.-; -Tothe•mantifttothrInglind ineehanical examined, as heretofore, n reading,from the mirth
Iteader, pp. 1,440 t hut they- will, in'ontaltien, be ex.;
interests innelospitee'will conto. b
itme te devoted, and
nething of importance airectiog them .wIll lie allowed to
peeted to. show that they mulerstand the momiltig of
pieta unheeded.
News f roux allparts.of the world ilp to -the latest mo-
ment of imblicatiom-Parliamontary Delndes,,'Pederal
and Provin :Markets and ifinanclel lieports at hdine
and abroad lotto:Tor Spaelai correspondents from
all points of Interest -will be gallicred nithall the care
and energy that 1109 kept the 'owns for so long.a series
of years in the front ranrc a Canadian journals.
Special. Cable Despatches from the Lomb::: °Oleo of
the 01,08E wI 011141110 Lo bo rciceived Whin Incidents
of importaeco to Canada transpire in any part of the
CritishIsis
Th -C
e oosa special -Railway Train ein con' thine to
leave Torento 'for tttIililto, and.Western eentiOctions
itt that point, at latlf-past four each morning. •
The iiiustrated Biographies (4 prominent Public Man
that Imre given such general public satisfactieni MEN)
continued during the coming .year by able and OX-
perieneed writers: _The sRelehos Of Xstatlira14ecnqty,
viewS of the prIttelfial Canadian cities...and. towns, .and
oiews of the most notable public buildhars of the Do.
011010(1, with copiotts letter•press descriptions. attached
to hitch, and sketches of the early history or each phwo,
9111 1080 310 continued by ilefecia,99 artists.
Ecclesiastical Intelligence, Science -Notes, anE
d duca-
tional Affairs will continuirprominent features in each
nuhiber,
The AnSaerS to Correspondents, on every variety Of
subjects, which have proved 80 Valtitible and interesting
to crowds 0 readcm,•will he kept, up with increased
vigor. ,
The annual subscription to Tim Weliltbr (Mena %till
rennaln RS h1immer-0,0111y Minium sent postage
free to all parts of etuutda and the•hruitcr
ablo !I:Variably in advance. The
1:1X11 itAlts nut 7870,
•
Will be as follows :-
5 'Copies and under 10, at the rate of., ,...91 DO
10 copies and under 20, at tho rata of 1 f0
• 20 copies and over, at the rate of..., 1 .3
Any 0110 IS at liberty to got lip a emir °mills own re-
sriensibIlity.• Each OA 1)31)01 1111)' be addressed seoar.
etely,.roel 1)07 1)0 for any post office, Partles•getting
Up clubs will bo supplied with specimen copies Of tho
paper gratis.
iionne.attacs may he seetchy no4 /dike 6rder„ bank
draft, registered letters, or by express, at our risk:
Orders and ratnittanees,to be addrcssed to tthe
COMPA.M.
' gOTION'TO.
these reading lessons. lhey will likewise be examined
more 101(111(01)' otftlue selections enthnerated in the fol-
lowing list, and they will be required to roproddee the
substance of ono or more of them in their Own language,
-(14 The Norwegian •Colonion in Greeidand,-seorce•
by. (2.) The founding of the North American Colonies.
--peuttry, (n.) The vosige of the Golden Ified.-prit.
ish. Enterprise, (4) The discovery of America.-Robcrt-
801. (0) The Death of Mnt
oealim, -/Foickins.-(6;)
1501005 Cartier at Hochelaga,--mtlekilts. (7.),Cortes
111- Iviaxleoe-Oneset'a. PapTho
er. (8.)....
neefuloora-,
The fee; (9.) Theltarthaueice of Caraeoas.-/romboidt.
(104. The Conquest of•Pern.--Alamirs fifitomanife
Eure, (11,1 The goequeet of Waleti.-1V/Ilfe'eLFoulinarid.
(12.) Ilermann, the Deliverer of Ontutiany.-.7crffr.
(10.) Thanuruing of Moseow,- sea ar's Noretive (14)
Tho Battle of Illierinopyire,--Rateteh, (111.) The De-
struction .01. Pottipeii.-,11Thimeitm of AN. (10.) 'The
Taking oralbraltar.--"Ocertanit Route.
, . .
Candidatea for the Ieteritediate E'xamire,
mien And for Second Class Certificates are
examined in the Righ'School Building in July
and December,. usually in tlie last week of
each term.
•
TERMS AND VACAT/ONS.:—There are DOW
three terms established by law, theltrat cora-
meneitig on lamina,/ 7th, end ending on the
Thursday before Baster; the eaten(' coni.
mencing on thefi
erst Tuefiday after Easter,
and ending on July 13th and the third com-
mencing ep em er Ist, 'and ending on
December 22nd. It is desirable that pdpils
should enter at the beginning either of the
first or of the third term.
• Good board can be obtained in respectable
families at from $2 to 63 per week. Pupils
can have access to the large and valuable 14,
beery and well -supplied reading.room cf the
Clinton Mechanics' Institute, (open five even-,
Jogs in the weell)at the moderate feted a
.yoar,-* or -at that rate for a 1086 peried;
Farther information will be given ell applid
cation to the Swett:try or (ho newt Master.
Clietonytfarcli:28,1878, . .
REMOVAL.
J. BIDDLECOIVII3E,
WatCh atd Clock Maker,
JENVE4ER, •&c.,
. (Vonrd respectfully annonnee to his cuitemers andill°
nubile generally,that.he ho removed into his fernier
hnilaing,.00, • .
'AAM.I•lfre STREET, PePoSITC TUE .NIA.RitiWr,
' Where he wilt -keep oW hand.a aeloot assortment of
Clocks, Watches, Jeweiry, end Silverwaie of all kinds,
. . --
Which he win sop at reasonable ratesitepalring of
• everYdosarlptionpromptlyattended to,
• .
nittiniSoumni,•Atino:r ,szaanfr.
cunt on., Dec. 6, 1878. • • • . •
NEW •
TAILORING STABLISIIMENT.
JOAN. RUTH,
MERCHANT TAILOR,'
Having opened out a:shop on ‘.
urou
Prifenyed • a WELL -ASSORTED STOCE OF
GOODS suitable' for his business, will be pleased to
seo :all 'his old Customers mules many new ones .ate
-May favor hiin with their patronage,
:14I'ADE ot SHORT NOTICE
A.T RE:Mt:U.4d ESTES.' •
A TEAM.; ,11.1:S1'ECTPULI.,Y, SOLI(iITED.
a
X X X ,
Romambor tho Stand', oocond door bora Fishor's
Clinton, Nov. 7, 1878,'
•
PtRRIX'S
Grooy- ollod.. 11181
'farm). 'Street, *Clinton.
St. Louis Pearl Hominy
•. AT .rtIlltIN'S STOnE.
ST,. LOUIS PEAUL G1IITS5'*
" ItT PERRIN'S STORE.
PATENT PROCESS OATMEAL, ulnae from rare 'W1i1t9
Oats, Also, MITCLIELL OA.TITEAL,
BALTIII0ED ,WEITE COMIMEAL,
Barley, Odle, .Peas, Corm, awl Flour
elleivered to any part of towtt.
A largo' atd oeloct. itock , of GROCIRIS3
.-- 4 " ALWAYN 050 HAND,
001tATOI COrtNi
dont sofa to Torment in largonts of110•to 100 bush-
els, at very low igloo. -Afiror•e6in delivered by the
Carload, et 50). iiMtioa en the 0. X.or O. VI', iteads,
Clinton, Nov, A4, 1878.-
000
N OTIC F4:.
_EVERY ACCOUNT IN MY—BOOKS—HAS—TO—BE----
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SETTLED Ting MONTH.:
;
olinteri,.. Jan, 28, 1870. •
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7
Illprom@ills 1878,:
SG..0117.; Ai A CA1:4E.Z.,54 0/V (fT:
CL.11114AX R HI NG tyi Ap Di INES,.
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..* 1?QW.E.1is; .A.•GRiCULtUILAI. 'STEAM JENerRES.
For the coming season we are introducing many • new and valeatle improvements, Which vi1l •
phiee-our.machines FAD, rIo ADV.t.NflE" Of any others: beariefaUtterecl it the-Dominion-.ees
Imlay call -the- attention of th•resitertytti-our fritTtd-AX-St./P:AR*T011;--iVitlr-trid'../ciTtl: End
Shoe,.. which; foYsmoothnc s af xerinirige-bripitolty lInd perfection of:
passes anything yet,producert been . thoroughly. tested,. has proved's cif:replete
• • e .,• success; ancl is fully warranted: • - ,•: •
M :-- •
• • '..."BRIXIEFIELIV4May.14, 1878. A .
It: is „ with pleasure I testify • to . the 'superiority' Of year New END SHAER CLTMAX..
--SneAff..4.:r0a.* 1 thordughly tested it last, 'Season, ancrean say ..that runs the snioothest onet
'llyhtest, has:the lorgee-aitpueity-,forseparating-"ang-:eleaniny,. and doei_thekst leol•Z; Of any
machiue.I. liaire yet seen. It is quite unnecessary to brace'th° machine.. ",All filet, isrrerciiiired
is to setit hi place; When 11 18 ready for work, and it will rue withouther-eenoise: I would ,
not haveany altar than the New Ee o 811,17E1Uo ettltriZx, • .1 • • '
• , • ,„ , •,. . • JOHN A1KE14HEAP..
'MANY' OTHER:IMPROVEMENTS, such as loVering the freqt - (or Cylinder).. end of
Machine, adding a tightener. pulley to Frifinieg Mill Belt, :windlass .for raising the Straw ,
Carriers; impro-ved 11 Ceti -cave Adjuster," etc.; have been Mfade,'Which will add: largely: to the
worth of.maehine:. . , ' • , •, .
• OUR NTT'S POWERS have been improved -in. various ;ways,. still further adding to
their durability.fienvenienco, and ease of•rennieg; • • , •
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• , • • ; .• '• '
ALL MACE.INERT IS RUN AND OAREFULLY TESTED BEFORE LEAVIND TIM 'FACTORY;
• ,
111..42)eet100 Of. alir Iyachines tglo?:e disewhere'. .
• ' • ' • .. • . GLASGOW, 6741 ACP11 kift$0 N. Si. 00,
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c.r.;z7i:oN Ant:wove:pm.; wenks; 1878.
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• •••
HE THOMSON & WILLIAMS C
INCO,E.P.ORA"TED '187:1,.encceaticira to:Thoroapp, WIDIatna, oi111004011.,
iicultural fil) Engine VT
r!I RE CTOP,S : •
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ROBERT THOMSON, Paean:Mem; A. R.. WILLIAMS, "trice -Pees. ; EX. GRANT,
Sec. -Times. ; ItEDEORD, W. .1g0W.A.T, COIWORAN, 14 ARSHALU
„ •
lilANT./FAVTURERS 014 ""
Johnson harvesters,. , Single . Repers, °volt:, and oinhine4 Machines, .
13.rqadoe,4; Seegers, Seed Drills, gorse. P wers, SaWiilg•
Machines, Gtain Crusheia, entteia, Etc)* Gang'Plowar 649- „ -
04i1ders 'of •$tealn Engines an Boilers, al3 sizes,
WATER NVRE:8LS AND ALL KINDS OE JILL MACIII,NERV;
, .
Contraelors for arist and .aftto Mitts ,complete, Also f r .Water Irorks for cities, talons and.
' 4411a.ges; On the liolly System. ow' C'heese F etory•araehinery a Sped:atty. •
. Aildresa, tte 'WILLIAMS. IM ntintesiti ring 'Do., Strattitrt11, Ont.
• Feb, 0, 1870. ' •• • •
IVIanufacturing Company.
Gr031:11RICII, "'414 9E%• -4.
CO.)
Boiler/3; Engines.. and Mill Machinery of Latest 'Myles
1Vliddlin4s Vittrillers, Of Tiripr
AGRIffd. LTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
STOVES of v,ariptis ."13crass and Iron Castings. .
2MPAllag .P.ZtOMPPLY
.POR SALE • 011VAP—Seoonillaztel Engines and • Boilets of 10'; 30:
TIorso Powei, ; also, Stitve Maine, Shingle and‘ITeinling .kylia 1 oittiing
kroin ter and 1'111111er.
11. 181l7"1"14' 00Dmiten, 3'eb.'1, 1877.,