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Tur SnittorttuA ohm,.
Nothing was made in vein, except
human blood,
. 4 Six into fettle irott can't,' as the shoe-
maker mildly suggisted to a lady cuse
tomer.
Young men should be more like young
clacks, and peeasionally liquidate their
little bilk.
•
4 A1)174t the greatest tail -bearer I
know,' saia the fat merdd boy, is our
old pea -cock!•
Love is blind. So are prospective
fathers-indaw to the good qualities of a
youeg man. , •
jinn have you made anything ley.
speculation ?' Made 7 Yes. Made
an assignment,'
Despise not small things, they often
accomplieh great results. The little toe
will have theatiggest
It does not fellow that the clergy
woad make good railroad mon because
they are well versed in coupling.
A Miss Twiner, who recently atarrted
widower named Hydee• with leven
children, says she hes elven. op 'tinenieg
and is now dressing hide% .
e-Vvdhat-miseeably-edeetehed--weathar-
we have Mrs. sidesec .We., do,. indeed,
.aelefredTa.,• But ted •and -beer up, It's
better thandone, you know,' '
• elf,' said -at --Irish• ettotheciteyeee you..
find . two tumblers' of whiskey -punch
• disagree with yon overnight, don't take
• 'em tile the nextday, en.' then leave 'eur
off entirely.' -. • • . •
W hen the [delete are hew 'and et• fellow
oeoppies the same big rodkeng,ebitie With
his girl, how beet* wish he wesuttlie
North -Pole, where -ie ',woula - be six
menthe till. 47
tnoreine
. ' •
An Irish gentleman having purchased
an alermeclock-en. acgtiaintanee asked
e -him what he ---intended toado with it.
'Ocha answered he, suked'i've: nothing
to do' but pull the string and. wake .nta-
self.' • ' • •.'• • . • ,
•• A *man whose henreiost wai Acently
• robbed received. aenate 'which,seid• dee
Tho old blaokheti was -.very toegli and
a friend. where I.invited • io dinnet2aehrtte
ruined all his front .ffethaptilling at the-
. old fowl!' -.. . .
A slippery pOlitician tieing' informed,
that the leaders .of his .party. threatened
to throw Mw over -beard, exclaimed, 'Let,
-tho1rffthey dare, effilerndon-show•
thitTve strengtlieenough tp ;swim
• •• to the other side d
A Sunday school pupil a tendee age
being asked how he liked the gentlemen
who. had addreseeclethe echoed replied,
'He was a funny man He told about
the h.and:wiiting on the wall,.and. said
• it was, Minnie, Minnie, tickle the
parson.' •• • •
The echool is still; a:hand
may I go out, peas, ?' And 'tweet.
-his handkerchief -end nese .do. ruddy.
states append. • Why, ' nertainlya the
• master says. The urchin straightway
goes; he takes his cep front Off ite peg,
the cranberry from his
• Get right mit of this,' shouted an ik-
ritated merchant to ft mendacious.alevit,
• this is the third lie I have caught yen
in since 10 edelook this Oh,
well,' said the new man, don't. be. too
• hard on me. • Give fellew titne to
learn the'rules-of tbe house.' • ' •
At a festival of lawyers and editors
lawyer gave a toast: 'The editor -he
always obeys the calls of the devil.'
• An editor • responded: The 'editors
and the lawyer—the devil is satisfied
with the copy of the former, but requires
the original of the 'atter:. e
The following eneetiote .was toId by
an Atrerieen preacher for a feet,:
-.elle was praying, and in his prayer
elm said, I pray that the power of .the
devil may be curtailed!. . Just then an
old darkey in the eongregation" cried
-out, 'Yes ; Allem Bress me ! Cet
him, tail right smack, stimOve'offd
,A lady taking tea.at email company
'beim., very toed of hat rolls, :Wes asked
to Cave another. 'Really, I catinote.
she modestly kenlied I 'don't know
how many I have 'eaten already.'
•clod unexpectedly dried ed juvenile up -
staid, whose mother had allowed. him er
goat at table. Yoe'veeciten eight ;1''e
been countinT ••'
'Every man shoulca.provide
for his fathily,' says Mr. Smith. Ever
since rny marriage I have kept myeevife
provideaawith a sewingAnachine, sue-
----motinted-by-trafirreehirror! 'What- is -
the mieror for /' inquired a party,.present.
Well,' said the ()rale, 'I tell her that
when she gets so lazy that she can't run
the maohine she can at still end see
herself statve to death! • •
A negro minister, who married rethee
sootier after the death tif his first wife than
'some Of the sistees thought- proper eed
• becoming, excused himself tes follows• :
My clear brethren and sisters my grief
was greater than 1 could bear, I turned
every 'env for peace and comfort, but
none came. t searched de Scripturee
from Genisee o Rebelatione and fouled
plenty or promisee to de widder, but
nary a one to the widderer.So I took
it del de Lord didn't waste sYmpathY
a man when it.was Fn his power teemed
fort hit/dolt; and habitt a• fuss rate
chance to marry itithe Lod, I did so
Ire> and evetild do so vain. 13esidee, Bred-
, I consider dat poor Betsy Was jess
as dead es she would ever he. ,
ot
' THE GUNTON NEW ERA.
Ottnittdittn WOWS Items.
ontario is credited with a popnlation
of 1,620,000;
• There are now 23 daily and 208
• weekly papers printed in Canada.
• The railroad front Wiughatu to Kin-
• °unlit:es, was itlocked up last week.
life. Robert Carter, one of the oldest
hoeel keepers in London, died on Thurs-
day.
• Several car -loads of Cenadian beef and
pork have arrived at Halifax in fine
condition,
The stables of Ad.r. John Fairgrieve,
London, containing five horses, were
ell destroyed by lire on Satiirday,
A. gentleman he's' been commissioned
to purchase 2,000 Canadian horses for
the French dany,po it is reported.
•- An American named H. C. Couch
dropped deed from heart disease, on UM
ifireete of London, on Saturday night.
There have been forty deaths...from
diphtheria this winter at the•settlement
of Middle Stewittelte, N. S., principally
child ren.
The dwelling house of Mr. Thos.°
Reays, London townshie,•• was buret
down on Saturday. Furnitare saVed,--'
Incendiarisin, •
.
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•
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A boy named 'josell
about thirteen years of aga, in the town -
•fillip of Mornifigton, trapped a large
Wild, cat last week. '
' Harry Rodaford, a young fernier
living near Odessa, Ont., is reported to
have fallen heir to ta fortune of $64,000,
inhetited frotil relatives in. Enaland. •
i
, A woman natned Hudeen was on Sae-
urciapeftertioon 1$.1n.rid dcadin her house
in London East, basing auffooliteed while
in a fit.breuglit on by. exeeisive drink:
• ing, • ,
• .A. farmer living near Talhotville had
about two hundred weight of Intie,.e,
quantity of preserves aod ecime einpty
socks stoleen•From his cellar on Tuesday
night.
. A yoang man named:Edward Schocil-
ey, who was much respected; deaS leaped
by infallipg tree white choppided in, the
• woods near Humberstone, Oat, en
a • •• • : '
•
Joseph Be Weller, of -Bell-dvillte•Ored,
was.. arrested at.- Beffithe On Saturday
-
night, Charged with consparacy in 'de-
frauding theeltlerehantst Bank of Canada,
out of $31,006,
Mr.'W. G. liayrofeLesedwelehite sold
etefirty-eanre onathe 1 1 t h cen...aed.
WaIlece, tern miles east of Palmeeston;
t6 dIrdWin. Parkhill; of the same Orme;
for t h e .s,u in of t2,0.00.
• Great, distress • is experiened. ,by the
laberingepepulation of La7. Canatliere.•
S6adacona, and 8t: Charles villages.' It
ip stated that' many families in those
places' &re put to -unusual straits to keep
off atai vation,'• _ '
Another pioneer settlgr. Of Waterico
township has been , gathered. to • his
fathers: Mr, ddacob ; M. Oberholtzer
died. rather suddenly at his residence in
i5erlin on Tuesday morning 13th inst.,.
in the 79th 'year of his age. . •
-A. stylish eonple in Branffoed had so
many friends that they could not make
•their weddinglcalre go, round, so:- they,
ad ib pb tog re ph eal and sent picfures
.of it to all their friend; which Was
• considered anything -but tasty. •
• • 0.nebutialeett and thirty-eight horses
were purchased in the Montrealanailtati
last week :and shipped to the: United
•States. The average price of eachhorse
was $75.' Two ears loadechesith -horses
• were also dispatched eadManitoba.
. •
thieteen-year-ohl pickpocket was
arrested adquebec An 'Saturday morn-
ing.for having his hand in a •tvotnan's
pocket' ie St. Roch's church.
property was alsosfound en his peesom
He has pleaded guilty, and has been
sentenced to sei ye it terrain the Refor-
tnatotde . "-
Mr. Utah,. Gordon, Of Erabio, died
suddenly on Wednescley., He. had been
attendiug,a funeral a'zid after 'retiring bo,
rest, fi • , comppro4 sleeping' with Mm
noticed he was quiet; and :ehaking lettn
found he was dead, from the lire-4.ding
1
of -a blood veseeld . •
- Mr: Joan. Ellie t t, .ofe Loudon, having
sent several reapinganachines to laranee
to operate in the fields there during the
late Exhibition, has received an order
for a verrlargenu mberof 'Machines, to.
gether, with two hronde medals from the
Exhibition.authorttiee.
Perhatalhe most remarkable unthrel•
la itt the•werld.isowned•bee e gentleman
Yarmonth,'N. S. It has been in' his
possession thirty•seven years, hasetea.
veiled with him ell over the world, has
never been lost and" never changed
ownereaAn obi lady of tbe same phiee
has a Ontario needle withal sheliatetteed.
_on her !Mahal:are Wiles for fifty veers:
One day lea -.week Mr. Sands; of
Clarke, Puritan) Ca,, allOwed a Berk.
shire boar to go loose in the yard where,
havieg been only a few minutes, he at
-
lacked a videable hem, and with hie
tusks cut the coeds of the horse's' leg so
as to render the horse completely useleta,
and then injured two others in a sitnilat
way, bet did not do them so wadi in-
jury. Some cattle were also attacked:
end more or lese Anred, grime
trouble the vieintei aniinal wee eapinred •
and deprived of hie taske, Id -miters/ I
and others owning this class of peoperey
will do well to take warning,
A runaeray teeen at Belleville, on
Mondity smashed a $50 plate giese wia-
dow.
e.,
A ease of leprosy is eported at Squtr-
rel Creek, PrinceCounty, P. Edr. The
victim' is a metnbee of h French fondly,
During. Satinday's wind stertan a gene
tlemart standing on the platform of a
CRY at OakevIlle watt blown into a snow
book 50,feedaway.
George.. Gryaer, jiving neer. Oeditefae
committed suicide by cutting his throat
with a daeor on Monday night, He
was a German, aged 62; unmarried.
• An Old man aged about 73 years,
narned 'George Godip, residing on Eaul
street, Montreal,: dropped dead while on
his knees at prayers at, the Basilica.
The death is announced at Se. John,
N. B., of Mr. Daniel McKenzie, 'who
Ninus probably the oldest person in New
Brunswiek, if eat in the Dominion ;he
was 105 years of age.
, At London, on Monday night,, two
brothers named Tweedys, got "wastrel-
ing, when. one beat the other ever the
,bead with a stick of wood, inflicting
serious injures. They were both drunk.
• Within three -'weeks Mr. W. 13; Waf-
kins, Reeve of Clarendon, in tbe north-
ern parts of Frentenae, has lost his wife,
etalangh ter a n dahre,e-g randeeb reindal
from diptheria.„.
• ,
A Ridgetewn' lady Was recently in
• 'search of a house to rent, end by, sein.e
oveisieht left a little doe behind her in
one of the rooms. -She went back to
the house a week afterwards when 'the
animal crawled up to her; having exist-
ed seven ,days without feed or water•, -
%An aseault was cominittect at Toronto
on the 24tif instant, by W.-Flatteily on
his unele jas. Flatterly. • •It appears
that the two bad a dispete and the nep,
hew. took'up an.axe and seruck his uncle
a terrible blow en:the betide melting
•eash which is retired Wid peeve: fetal.
' five-yeav-oleheoteeffellueeXiedilenete-
Of Ottatea, as warning himself beside,
the Stove, when his clethieg toek fire;
and he Was'quiOk-ly 'enveloped in flames.
Hifi brother and mother eeucceedecl in
puttieg out•the fire, but not before -be
wae badly burned. He- died: on Satin',
„
day. •••'
**Lavender Haylock was charged at the.
London palice comb on- Saturday with
neglectireg, de support his firefly of pie
small chi/deer), It oanie ont that belies
not -done any regular week feet wdyeata,
and that he •habitually consumes the
fetid supplied by hie wile's relatives for
-the support' of .the cl-filidien, Re was
.eetuttr ded f,oidone week. •
An employeof an: east.: end sausage
factory at Montedel, has machete- Written-
-hut.not sworn statement to the 13n tchees'
Assocititioni.to •the effect 'that. his late.
employer hes 'been Using, horseflesh in
.the inanufacture. of his stock: . The As-
sociation i's inveatigetingthe welter, and
if sufficient evidence iisfooddenaung the.
'game-To:maker will be piesecbted. • The
woret, feature of' the :naafi is that the
.herse in qttestion.is seia to have Clied•idt,
disease.... • • •• • •
- A young man n a in ed -Marshall, w ha ;'
ersided. en a 'farm • entint three ended
fi
on.) Geld was at ,Glentnorria ort Sated
day helping .to repair a, mili-Liarn,.,and
When 'returning home at night in .some
iiiiinner-loit his way and, remained,'Ont,
Saturclay'night. ' He .was :foetid 41,.
Sundaynirniu bypople corning. to,
church so badly frozen that he died net
.„4, sad ease -is reported front Tiondpu,
• Robert Graves; formerly an inmate or
the Orphans' Home in •that city, was
sent to wink with ,a, farmer named Mc-
Condbrey., ,Of London township.•He
did his work t well, but his eyes growing
sore he was.discharged until • they aeeb.
better. •lidding no where else to go be
-Went back to the Home and hoveied,
about the grounds hoping to be noticed
„and cared for, but he evas given 'over tO
-thd,pOlicedie u vegrent be the -janitor
of the" Atistitution, and yesterday• was'
sentenced to gaol•for one month Osten-
sibly as a vagrant,. but really that he
might, have the benefit of medical eid
for his bore eyes. • •
.Mr. Andrew Wallace, of Clifton,
le -
formed a daring feat at 'Niagara Falls
Eriday:afternoon before ,the Marquis of
Lorne and her Royal Highness Priecese
Lunised 'He rode hie ,hi se acroes tho
ice -bridge a difficult feab in itself—hut;
not satisfied with this ascended to' the
_
seeimit to the ice- induntaiii at the besti.
of the American Yell. The eight laora
the elide on the Cana& side, which ware
vereeh has.cettatyd of . visit Ors,
was a thriding one Slowly the horse
toiled hp the steep, slippery side of the
great ice -cone, winding 'rotted by the
foot path till, the summit wee ewe:shed.
Here, enveloprd in a cloud al Mita,
which dobeettled the whue ite, roiieelf,
hotae and eidee lOebed like some weird
apptfrition suependeil in micheie. For
tome tittle the horse- went 'veering
about over theere t of the cone, where
one fe,lee stop might have heeled both
him and his rider ..into the .fathotuless
foaming gulf' fell seventy feet, below.
Peesetitly the daring horseman rode
Slowly down the, path, and ceoseing the
lice -bridge, regained the Canadian side.
13ofh-he and his horse were completely
:drenched with spray. The intelligent,
sure-footed animal who played truch.
• General Lelirs :tents.
Great destitneton is reported from
ell parte of Great Britain.
- Sitting Bull has crossed the Canadian
line and is in 'United States territory.
• About sixty bodies. of Boston's dead
paupers are annually given away to the
doctors for dissection.
It is rumored in diplomaticcirciee
that England has -offered 41,000,000
for the Island of Cyptus.
Small -pox is raging in Brazil. In the
capital of the Province of Cesere 47.3
deaths took, place in twenty days. '
.41 man named Soule, of Rooheater,
has been fined $1,000 and $100 costs
for sending obscene literature through
the post. ' •
• On-W.1day night, Mrs. Davie,•of
Hyde Park Pa - and a year old chied
were harped to death by the explosion
of a kerosene lamp,
While Mr. ,Tames Ruhey, ofdlartonia,
dud., was feeding his hogs bodropped
his -pocket -book -Among thenn and' ere
he was aware od hie loss they lied made
awaywith $894,
•
According to some accounts the
• plague ie spreading with terible re pid ity
in Russia. Otte Medical journal s yea
isdalateste-treadlateedmedetea ettempt-to...
stop the:disease.
. In Nevada a. man- who went- twefity-
eight mile's te a funeral it few days ago,
and wt.o.,, alien deettehitig --the • honde,
found the saeposed Corpse alive and tee
covering, hue brought snit for twenty
dolltirs damaged • „,
philadelphia dry -goods merchant hes
added. a 'children's room to Ins stoke,
Mothere May leave their ehildren
to be amused with rocking -horses, i° -
tare and toys wbild they de their shop-
ping. Babes In arms not admitted, lest
they ehould not be celled foie again, ,
It will -be fdesh in the minds or'ottr
ereadeas-bnerevigeintsly-sorne of theenen-
and eeen Cif the women. of Ohio exerted
themselves in temperance work. •
'We
now notice thift four hundred and fifty
citizens. of idelaweve °minty; in :that
State, want edditional legislation to
protect them from the evilseof ineern-
--peranee: e •• — -
, 'Stranger in Mernphis-ean now See
no evidence -of the feitetel scourge that
for. three Months' Was destroying its pee -
'pie. • ;The ett•eete are thronged as es of:
fore, says a Ideal :paper; with bright -
:tend, business men, intent, on the main
chand—e
usual,ntunber of idIexs; ''ith nothing:to .
do butliold up the lampposts,
'• Sin eeal tra8011g Inv° bean arrested
in Omaha, charged with a. donspiraay
to defraud the ...United States out -of
$100,000, by, coMpelling the 'Cedivern-
inent to purchase hay at Fort lInford at
an exorbitatit price. Thedofficiali ee-
f used -to • paythis prf00, Rifd the P011611 -
-men • conspired to Imre tilletheitay diey.
had' drawn to thb.FOrt, so as ite-coropel
the Ceoeern men t to accede to their teems.
•
A story told• by an English eorres-
pendent re/ears'the.terrible destitution
which ezdsts an3o0,7* the poet:dreg:hisses.
'A Mu nohester linteler missed a hunch
cif lightsfrona..which the heart and
liver had 'hisen deteched„from tile front
of, his sho anci,.glancing' doWn the
street, saw a,halastarved looking' man
inakine,, off daith it. He. followed.. him;
baiting a polieernan by the way, and
when .he reached 'the man's .house,
:
linoetned his tied children'teading"'
eavenm
ousli at thd-stolen eat. ,, The
her didn't feel like putting the raw
into force, but on the contrary left a
couple. of shillingswith the family, the
policeman hb
einit only too .glaci to ayink
.at the excusable' miscarriage of justice.
A; number of women Who are wives'
many removes et Mormons, have
been in Washington, lately. .trying to
bring infinence to beer against the ed-
peeted enforcement of the • anti-polega-
rey laws in UtAlt. • They have litei•alla
beseiged Mrs. 1Tayes ou the subjeet, a na-
baee had no entail effect; on bee iind on
°dices .by representing that the geheent
unitiat•ryieg whteli woeld
adoption of -the n100011'0 WOUla 'Ware
ti t.041,t8 of 50,000 to 60,000 doinen, and
an Arley •ef itiWin dild tin-
prOVilled e'er,. While theee Cite be, ne.
question of the cell 01 po'ygatny, seem.
Nreone think it tdoeld bebetter, for
the Vonsuil already mentioned, • to pre-
vent it in the fettled than to -attempt to
tift.v,. what •lififf .1,K•04 done, •• • •
A minister in St. ramie has beet),
Rateddliree hundred dollara for officia-
ting at the wedding of a teixteen-year-
old girl Who was married without the
consent of her parents.
MONEY .TO
T ZANE anY emotint of money to loud, en
provegod,
-a. imd farme onlY, at 8 per ant'; charges very
entail. Sum no object if security ample. I do not
lend money for any Company.
JOIIN a, PORTER,"
Nov, 5, 187a. SliaFonTn.
LQT FOR SALX
• _ .
The chole Park Lot rdErie Street, Clinton,' comp*
sing over ten Rom, now.held by joint Mathieeon, ie of.
fared for sale on moderate tartan,
Clinton, Sept, 2', 1878,
er. eine.
ATTENTION.
meitn, aosace, teat tee appeietraret ot Ilestrs.
. 1114sow & Ilundon, o lionsall, as Agents 9f the
Mutual- Fire Insurance Company,
Of the Count - o1 Wellington, is this day caneelleil.
W. W, rill.11.11tARr, Esq., tuts been appointed
Agent for this town.and vicinity, and is now -prenared
to take applictitions for this Company, the cheapest In
th° Dalni• ti°11113.• order,' . CHARLES DAVIDSON,
•°
Secy -Teat.
auelph• dth DM, 1878.' • tf.
HURON LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION.
• . • AT ite ir. ' A.
r 'NM Second Mauna Sale, under the auspiaos of the
...1.--1.1uunflive.Stook.,441.sociation,fouthe..disposaLoL
thorough -bred and improved stook, snob
DreedingWares, Bulls, Cows, Sheep and Swine. will be
held in the •
VILLAGE OF EXETER,
county of Enron; on
Wednesday, k1irtiarys2tii; 1879, -
Commencing zit 12 o'clock, sharp. If euilloient stook is
.offered, the salewill be eon tinned the ,setiond day. All
entrietl'ior the sea its be made with the ScoretceYr
• not later than danuarrIstf 1879, Only such entries de
are then made will appear in the sale catalogue.
ENTRANCE F.EB8,.:-For each Stallion, 52' for each
Marc, 131111 or Cow, for each Sheep or Pig, 25 cents.
The entrance fee in ail emir to aecompany the entry.
TERMOP SALE,"--diine irroirthsl- aredli Will be
gtren on furillshing security meet eatery to the owner
of the animal sold. A aliment at the rate of 8 per
cent per annum will 1m allowed for cash. .
•THE ALLAN LINF
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tilVaPOOL:--1•011001tDER1T—GLASOOW,.
SHORTEST. SEA ..PASSAGE:
()Milt), Intern' ed la t e It'd SteerargeTiek..
ets at Lowest 'Rates. .
• •
EVERY .SATURDAY FROM -HALIFAX.
Cabin Viares, ;farAt
t' taebee Fairtiler Re-
, ,..
S AIM APIA N • 18th jan.
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1;101tAVIAN • ^ • lat Feb.
.2N11.1.1VIAN .14 . .... , 8th Feb.
§A.RDINIA.N . • , — 15th Feb.
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6e.r11,. Londo?t!hrry,' Oltt,§dois, Queens -
Awn, B011684;4)0074 Bristo?,%CaNiff. .„
Pol. throngli tiekets and eery information apt!! to
•.. A. STRAITON,• O. T. 'II, Agent, .Clinton.
• mil4tou,2..lay 30,1878, ; ,
••.
. trneed.
.:• •
. Yearly thirty years age Dr. Kee wit,
• a Dublin Physicien, was .Olifieged witli
tie in at:(10. f hoily was.
found in11 hodebly 'mingled condition
ontbtt Timed, 'of a lit tl Isle/el' D e
litd Bay. .He a as contieted on
deoce otirci,y,circumstnittial, end .cen..
de.peolL. I o ,d,ie, hongh his sentence tVt!f+ •
ftftt,rWrit'dti Coin WU 1 d tO .0.tnismitnent,
rap life. The %I.:4 of the poeto:, to ,E re.
land's Eye, whine • the murder „took
Ellsee,' was readily estahlialted, lint there
was little or tio evideitce going to show
ilia his •wita had accompanied Mill
On SAturday lust, after nearly twenty..
eight years, Dr. E;er win received it per.
don, and walked (ruin the doors of Spike
Island Prison, -a free man.. It is not
known why he was liberated, but.well
fon ti,ded • rumors whisper that • " sown:
ono blundered" mut an inuocent matt
expetiated the crime oda guilty brether.
Mk is but utietinr instance of the
petite done bye he neeepteup of -pm*
oircumstantiaLevidonee. . '
prominent pert itt tide feat of unpetella
(tied daring wits a moderate-sized brown
gelding, with four white feet end n snip j
on the nose. .
I
THE SILVER. '01-1AB*i
. • . • • VIOTO.R4 • I
THE .0.LAWSOINT,
Also, Tinothy Seed Old ,Rye, . •
hte store, Hamilton Street,
13, Q •
Aug, 22,1878. •: • • '
•
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
• For Scrofula,. and all.
. scrofulous diseases,
• pelas, Rose, or St, Anther
lay's' Fire, Eruptions and
• , Eruptive diseases of the
• skin. .U.leerations. of . the
Liver, Stomach, leidneys,
Lungst.19mples, Pustules,
add lions, Blotches, Turnins.
Tetter, Salt Bement, Scald
aa...adedee.- Head, Riegwoeni,
Nettralgitt, •Vain in
the.13onee. Side •end Dead, Fetuale
• .\V(ildwee, Sterility, Leticordicea, rensitig
fro n hitereal 1110ere1ion, and Uterine
• disease; Sspi li lid and".Mercurial dis--
easee,- proem:, levepepeht.. Emaciation,
General Debidity, find for 'Purifying the
:Blood. ••
This Se )ft is a aomblitationad
vetretable alteratives-- etillingia, Man-
drake. yellow, 1aielt---witei--1.1reACKlicles
of d'oilisSinto and'iron. mut is the 1X10:45
efficacious medicine yet known tor
the, diseases iteis hitt-gateql to core,.
Its hieredivets are soskilliele
l»Mel, that the full alterative effect of
each .is assured, and while it' is so ,mild
as to be harmless even to childre'n, it is
still so effectual OA to catrga out from the
western therte" itnlani ps and eotritptions
,whieh eleeelop Nth loathsome disease.
d ,The deptatithei it dojoys is derived
iron, its ouros, anti the confidence WitiCif
protnitwn t physieinhs all °Vol' :the coml..'
i
try repose n it, timetlwit experience
of its ttseluinens. •
•Certificates eittsting- its virtues have
aceumulated, and are constantly being
received, and asamany of those cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing'
evidence of the superiority of this Sate
eaparilla over every other alterative
inedicine,• So generally is its' superi-
ority to any Other medicine known, that
we need do nomore than to aSsitre the.
public that the best qualities it has ever
Possessed arc ,strictly maintained. . '
'1.4181sA1t.str o
Or. J. C, AYR & CO., Lowell441ass.,
• proqicia 444* ,i olotlett elheothif go
soLo 4r.r. nucoolsrs Evsavwntian.
•
noun AND LOT FOR SALE,
tlf
C40010 OICAPITVAE‘
Thai Nreibbuilt two-story dwelling, '004ta1n1118,tWe1en
name, on let 724 Spencer street, whit good gardeo, eta-
ble, shop.building, &e., now oecilpied by
Xeo, will be sold on yery eloy terate. Paymeut taken
in nionthlyinetalmente, if desired. Apply to the owner.
Mr. joeePh newel), Or tO '
•
HAT&
Clinton, Sept. 4, 1878.
liountea5tle's XIII- S.
riitus SUI3SCIIIISSE RESPECTFULLY BEGS TG.
1. inform the inhabitantsof Clinton and surrounding
country Olathe has started his
1\t3& SAW. MILL,
oe uuRoN STREET,
Opposite the.Great Western StallOn
And is prepared tO " •
• set0%.
cz;t .4ogs• on *hares, qt. dteafi for Cosa:- -
no has also 11,1.1111111EIR, ole! kintletm hand,.for age.,
fn. iNx()-uprre.A.wrr•-e. ' 7
Cr,ini•On; jan. 17, 1878.
NW TIME CARD.
• , ,
f • a
7,4111III.7 I
GTIAND T1-11INK , li,S1L*AY. • .„,
ON ..AND. AFTER MONDAY, MAY friTli
Passenger Trains will leave Clinton litittion- al4.followg
0011V i.ist,,,•Express, 1d.11 p. 217 a.
m., 10 P..ni,, 4.25 1). In.
Ctoiso Wgwr,--Express, 2.4p ; Mixed, 10 a.m., '
5.85 p,re., 0.20 p, in. --
Saturday EXCUASION•ticket's
• ,•
• ToIondon, Oodarich and Stratford, *ad to
•' return ort Monday, at reduced. rates. '
• . J. HICKSON, General Uatutger.
A. STRA ETON', Agent at Clinton. ••
,
Clinton, 510Y 1870;•• • • !
Sc thsh.Co eriatFire instuanct Cor,„
- . . . OF GV2iSGOIV.
Capital, • - • - 'ICwo' Millions Stirling.
Assets, - . - $1.500,000.
• Income, ' •• • • - • 1,000,000.
'PltOVIZiCE, OF oefeetaro LiAteen. ••
'Heat Oftloo '7 Toronto 'atreet, TORONTO,
_ noAnL .or bliiidrons
TausL. BLa/xin,Esg.; Chairnian, President Camila. '
Landed Credit Company.••
Jour; S. Pr,.krrAin, Esq., of Brice; Idellurrich itc Co. •.
,NTXxadam ALExannall; Z84, Viee-Presideut Federal •
• Bank of Canada.
1,1,apE,C.TAR,,,LOBERT IlloLEANi •
" • Deposited .with the Government at Ottawa;for aeon-
rity of 'Canadian Palley Roldere, 5100,000. -
RESIDENT SEG: RETAR, Y. - LAWRE11.0E-DlitiltA
••
This COMpany Policiee of Insurance against
loss or damage by fire 9r lightning, on margentile, man-
ufacturing, farni and househaid risks, at current rates.
Canadian securities. • • •
110611a tuoo in
f ct s jic ou ifi,beontradtibiarty..to04 rie4 gtre.tf!b
Ilto 0
...
All Premiums taken,in this coinetry areinvested in
*JOHN RIDOUt •
•
AGENT FOR CLINTON 42,To VICINITY
• Clinton, July 12, 1877.
GE9. D E
•• ithinufacturei bf and denier in 51118n25 4 !
Ilaving.now onlOred d New Tear, weialci bag to state
.tliat he isatiii prepared. to accommodaterall who favor
hina with their,patronage, and is deterinined not to be
undersold in any him. 110 would solicit an inspection
of hisstock, feeling, satisfied that all will lie convinced
that liere is the place to buy their 'Palmitin*, both as .
regards workorinship, style and -finish. • '
• • NIY STOOR CONSISTS, iN PART, O'
PARLOR anti BEDROOM -SEM
'sofdtr, iiitre-4u8; Drasing Cases, Siiteboards,- •
' Cupboards, Open. and Closed Stands,. Ex-
• tension, Centre and fall -leaf Tables,
Cane, and•'Wood Scat Chairs,
Bedsteads,. Mattresses, .
.• Springs; &e., &c.,• • •
. .A2 oi tyldeh vili be tonnavaried and remote:. '
— • .
R'TaIso
tv,A.T.L.y D. mit. OrrAms calif) ...La pooh,
. ,
" • 6E6. DIEFIL, Itiotoria 8tret.
Jan. 8.1570, . • . . • .
NEW CARRIAGE WORKS.
BLYTH,
-JAMES CLARK
Has pleasare in athfouncing te the inhabitants of rtlyth
and naiutty, that he has opened out In the Oarrlage.• '
making buelneee, and ie now prepared to till Mt (adore.' '
.for • • .
0A1MI.A.E/ES,' WAGGONS, /31144110, ETO.,
.
upon the phorteot rt olio, and at 'the „inost.reasonablo
rates. aione but Arst.elass workmen mordoyed, Ala
theraery best material used, IttPAITtItIO attautted to
proloptly mat satisfactorily, nonsE snonmo . •
suocialty.
Agog for tloory s Aoriooltorai hoplomoiA. •
„. 0
Ontruf the boot manufactories tutianada, Call and ibe •
tianiphn of Iteaperao'llowere, Readflorae Ilakos,. •
Eloughe, Cte,, At., before purehaelne etaewhere.
ferEEN Wriaillral '
Opposite tifn Dom hi Ion Telegraidt Ottee,
BI Dla 23 1878