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THE CLINTON NEW ERA,
A little nonsense nc,ir•and then.
Is relished by thewisest men.
I see you are on the watch,' as the
thief said to the guard chain,
A country blacksmith out. Westput
up a notice ; , No hosses'shodded on Sun-
day, except sickness and. death!.
A Dutch judge, on. conviction. of a
culprit fpr having four wives; decided.:
' Ile;llasli bunishtnent blenty; I lifsmit
••one!'
Itis one of the physiological mysteries
why a boy's hands will blister so mueb
A Vet -Up Sob is 1llatrtmony
lIOw ANOTItEIt ' 1•ELLE4 Cli11'[ED IN' AT
THE LAST MINUTE AND TOOK TUE (llBL.
•
' I liave .• been .a .subscriber of the
,Ness Letter for the lest ton years,' said
a ' broke -up' -looking young elan coming
into this office yesterday andsitting
dawn in front of the managing editor,
'and I call upon it for cid and essiet-
anee.
The editor looked rather pointedly at
the oloek, and asked what the could do
forthe visitors?' -
Why, I want you to hold up to pub-
lic acorn alit" detestation a fellow walled'
°lever• .eoluedian could do, but .i4 vain -
He flung himself
ain,.He`flunghinlself against their rigidity;.
it is no use. -The audience was evi-
dently on its best behavior, ami the cur.
tain came clown at last amid a silence•
and oppressive and almost melancholy.
After the,play, Bill, worn out by his -
extra exertion and mortified at his want
of success: was passing through a public'
room of his hotel, when he was stopped
by a tall countryman with the remark :
'Say, mister, I was into the play.toe
ni;ht.
Were you,' said .hill. 'You const
have been greatly entertained.'
Well, I was ! I tell you what it is.
now, my mouth is all sore a -straining
sooner on a hoe handle thanthey will Money and a mean redheaded girl to keep .°iny face straight: And if it
named Morrissey. hadn't bean for the woman, I'cl 'a'
' Scandal" ease, eh ?' laughed right out in meeting.'
' A heap sight worse, you see i t
wins engaged to be married to that girl p 'Gleed $tory. �,
-tier flame's Maria -and Dr. Stone The following: incident is related of
was to bitches up the first of the month,
thevenerable Dr. I`Teshit, formerly
so I asked this mean. cuss, Mooney, to •president of the Dickinson College,
be one of the groomsmen.' Carlisle, ' Ile consented, of course,' ,
'It amazes mo that ,ministers don't
' Yon bet he did. You see, Mooney write better sermons;; I am sick of
has a big. black moustache and -and all the dull, prosy affairs,' said 'a lady in
that --and .he's a good deal of a masher,
as it were. He said he'd try to slake presence. of I3r. Nesbit.,
it lively and pleasant for the brides• wenitui to write sermons,' suggested
on a base -ball bat.
I had no time to stuff the chicken,'
apologized a landlady to her boarders:
Never hind minnow, it'sitougli enough
as it is,' replied on of them, ''
A. young lady the other evening kiss
ed in the dark.a young man whomshe1
mistook for her lover. Discovering the
mistake she said, It's not lie, but it's.
nice.'
A brute • of a . man says when
you want to get the best of an, argument
with a woman of thirty, you should lead
of with, 'Now, then, a 'woman' of your
age,' etc: •
, _i
i• -s
The verdict -of tlie•••corgne rnqnest
on the death ofat child•was: 'The ohild.
was suffocated, but there is no evidence
to show that suffocation \tai'before or
after death.' • • •
No comedian can make as laughable
a face as\that made by the -small boy
when he firings •a' jelly jar •clown' from
the closet shelf and observes it to be full
of ten -penny nails
Blow, gentle breezes -=blow !'•sigheca.
the spring poet, recently; and the next
moment he was chasing down the street
after his bat, and .yelling ' Stop ''err,
stop 'er !' at every jump.
A small child being asked by .a Sun-
daysohool teacher, ' What dict the Is -
raelites"do after they creased the' Red. made, your hair raise a: foot, Why, he
Seh-r-u Ts.ty eel, " Idon't-kumviithlam, g wtt . '--
e lea' - stein, '_begs -nu thug_ _ h -my --Marla
but I guess-th-Cird„ Frei their' a v-I.mean: that: Morrissey girl.'
' When do'yeu intend. to go.:'bank ' Made love. to the bride, ..olr?'
I%like 1' asked an exile of. another. 'Ti(Exaotl'; and she a -letting hint do
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I live till I_doye,;and God knows whe-it- wand -you Well,, yesterday' they,
ther I will or not, Iintenil to visit ould said. that they were going t� have .a
Ireland once: more before,I lave• this final rebearsel that night, and to make
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country: � the ,:thing .uioro..perfoat�they.irifended .o
An Irishman, at -the inirninent. risk. got Bings, the young divinity student;'
of his life, stopped it runaway '.horse a to read the service. And as I 'was go -
few days ago. The owner crane up after ing over to Oakland with a load offurni-
a while, and gnietlyromarkdd 'Thank' tura for our;.new houses' IXooney said
you, sir.' ' An' faith, an' how are ye a he would officiate in my place.'
grin' to divide that betwane two of tea?' ' That was kind of him.r`
replied Pat, • 'But wait a minute.. -When' I got
Elder sister (to little one, who appears back and called . at Martha's" house
to take great interest in Mr: `Skibbens): about : eleven: }i. ; ni,, ^IL found Fall tlie.
' Come, little pet; it is thine your 'eyes party sitting round the parlor. looking
shut in sleep.' Little pet ; ' I think not. very serious, except -the brido who seem -
my eyes 'open :ed kinder 'frightened; ' Whiit'e,• the
when you and Mr. Skibbens were. to- -trouble ? • aaidI ; what's happened•? .
C' gather.' Well, the fact is,' says that. -cheeky.
Mooney.; there's been; the most: sings-
Old 'bus driver . Now, there's n lot lar accident, and queerest .mistake you
e -nice girls in this cuss :ere:o� the oti ever }lea rd of in your life. Nott see,
side, sir. • Their •ma drosses' em out,
their 'pa drives 'em out, and 1 brings
'em down young then o£ a""S in`day,' j'oa'
see, and yet they • don't seem to ge off
But it's no 'easy matter, my good
r
maids. the (looter..
•' And diel be ?' • �.-•' yes,' rejoined' the finely;, ' but yon
,.,
` I
tVhv,• lie _ actually inxcTtC-lave.LO a l
are' so long about it: I could Avrite
four. Got the otbei groomsmen ft ri- onein hail ..the time if .1 only bad a
des. by flirtingaviththe: whole jat,_Told :.text•. ' _._ :
'elm it was•the correct thing in Europe. ' Oh, if ti. text' is • all you want,'
for the groomsmen to kiss the brides said. -Dr. Nesbit; f I will furnish that.
maids all round before and after . the Take this one from Solomon : ' It is
ceremony, and -that they ought, to ' Meet 'better to dwell in a corner of a house
and practice to get the . thing in good top than in a wide house:itl a
running order. brawling woman.'
' Did they practice ? said the editor, Do you . moan me,, sir...,? itigoired
laying down •his l)en. • '-' the"lady,. quickly. • "
' Did,tlicy ? Why, it was just disgust , Oh,: my good wornnu,' was filo re
ing the way they .went'. on every .oven= ,tet
ing. To see that villain Mooney pre- sponse;- you will never 'niul:e aser
monizer ; you a,re too soon in your op -
tend to steer•down theaiale and back plications.'
up against the chancel .rail.,, and' then,
when the meek service was over, kiss ; ; Sucitery's betting Tien,
and •paw around the girls, would have '
somehow l'
' Well, how is .the -spring; trade ? .
Said a gentleman' to a friend the other
day. 'Dry goods. never brisker,' was
the reply. . ' My wife, shops all . day,
every chairin the house is,00vered with
bundles, and I think of sending' .my
pocketbook out of town for change of
air -it's so thin,
A. full -bearded ' grandfather "recently
had, his beard shaved off, showing a
clean fade for the first time'for a 'num-
ber of _.years. At the dinner -table his
three-year-old granddaug ter noticed it,
gazed long- with wondering eyes, and
finally ejaculated ; ' Grandfather, whose
head you got on ?'
Sympathetic sister : ' Don't .be. so
cross, Billy: What's the • matter with
you 1' Billy : 'Why, . Tommy Stubbs
Ws got the measole, and I ain't' S. S.:
'Never mind, there 'all be • plenty _ of .
measles' left when he sl done with re -4C;
em ;• red 1eadecl, big-footed•wife upt he very.
be a good boy and mind all the,Sandayr, worat way. Accident,. indeed ! Why,
school teacher tells' you,' and ,perhaps We' the plainest -pub up job: I eyot sawv.
ou'll heve'em' too some `da'p.'. in the whole it
of my life., 3 ust
lot 'em have 1t in italics •af ou . please,.
A bright young mien; who sought help , � y , P
from a benevolent institution; said. he a,nd•I lI take 500 extra copies . .
Was ' eicceedingly •orphaned, ' - .' How is . The editor said lied attend to it,,and•
.that?' asked • the au raja sten enter u se, sindo written • •tb 7�bI.,.t:; 11Tenne_..to-
we were rehearsing the service as usual,
:and Lv>tas.:a-holding Ma,ria's,.liand_. j ust.
like this; when young.Bings got sorter
absent-minded, se to speak, : and ' the
first thing we knew he pronounced us
roan and wife in the regular form, and
he now says we . are married in real'
earnest. ' Too bad ant it 1' . .
.'•Singular rhistako,''said the editor.
4' But the "worst of , it was the :way,
that false-hearted huseey took it. 'She.
Paid it was -pretty hard, but; . what
couldn't be cured must be endured, and
that she 'supposed they couldn't $et a
divorce under a year, anyway, and a lot.
Dr stuff like . that.'
"Peered resigned to her.fitte, as it
were.
Mammy, l
Exactly.'; and then 1 o y c •hi pled
in with a lot of stuff about • not. crying
over spilt milk;:and said he'd 'take the
furniture off my hands, find pay for the
ring. Said he'd give liisneto for 'eni.
Cheek ?' Why, that roan .has more gall
than' a pawnbroker's ,clerk, and I, want:
you' .1tlr Editor, -.to show hint and his
•11EEsetat Eorrous.:-I see dot most
el%t�loty-iOhles_sce�nr!i bglexli'ealtmrets-
µnowtays, and I tought preps mepee .I
can do dot -. too, ''se•1 wrides all apout
vot dook blase trait mo•:lasht summer ;
you:know or.nt you dond know, den I
ddlltrayou-dot--Itatrine (dot- is mine_
vrow.,) and me, ve keep•some'shiokene
for a long (litho - age, un von ttty she, sait
to nie;•-'"•Sookery,-'--(dot-is-Iniell-tains)_
t vy dond you put some alga under dot
olt pule. lien shickens, I (Hein she vents
to -sate.' ' Vell,' I sait,•''mepee Z' guess'
I vill,' so I Molted oud. somo'uf to best
alga -rind .dookum oud do ,de parn .fere
do olt hen make her neeht in do side of
;de hay -mow, pond' fife six'voet tar -Now
you see, ;I reefer vas .feri'y pig up and
town, but h Vas booty pig all' de vay
arount in de tittle, so I koodn't reach:
III(W .PItf D BUTT'Elt,.
btr. A. W. Cheever, EtlltorN, E. "Palmer,
owns a fine dairy and gets a high price for
fancy prints. In an editorial, Nov. 2nd,• he
said, "The Perfected Butter Color made by
Wells, Richardson ea Co., we have used for
several years, and have found nothing equal-
ling it, although we have tested about every-
thing of the kind made in this or the Old
Country.' It is the strongest, cleanest, purest
ani cheapest butter coloring we have ever
found, and for all we can see, it is absolutely
perfect. It should entirely superoede .car-
rots for coloring butter, and also alI the pre-
parations of Anaatto." Fanners if your but•
ter is white du : not fail to try this aplendid
preparation. Tor full particulars inquire of
Watts it Co., druggists, Clinton, who have it
for sale, as well as all druggists and merchants
generally. Sample size, 10 cents, 25:
Mounteastie's 11 ILLS.
rrine 8CB80RI13ER RESPECTFULLY BEGS TO
inform the inhabitanteof:Clinton and surrounding
country thathe has started his »
•up dill I vent nod got a .parte], and yen'
thy hed rise up py de nesht, dot 'olt ben'
she gif mo • 'such, a. Vick dot my -nose•
runs alL;ofter. my face mit plead,• und.
ven' I •todge pack dotblasted olt parcel
het preak, and I vont town .kershlain.
Pv cholly, I didn':t.tink 1 kood goinsito
aparr..I pefore,' put dere 'I vos, and ".I
NEW.,. •SAW M, I LL,
. ON HURON STREET„ •
Opposite the Great Western Station
And.ia prepared to
Cut Logs oiishctres, ol- cheap for Cash.
n nWide-.
K 'S
ha d...t"a 7in3-"'-BLrIC a o
H' 9iasaisoLU. 1
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MIJiJN'x'CATx F.
OLINTON, Jan. 17, 1878.• '
CHEAP• BOOTS.
kiest French Calf Boots
MADE TO ORDER, '
frolic $fl to $4,, ,
AT 11. BEACOM'S.
Clinton, April 24,1870.'
NEW WAGGON SHOP.
Thos.' Friendship
FARMING LAND TO LET.
mimosa ACRES OE' FIRST.CLAaS LAND; IN:
L Clinton, south of the Grand Trunk Itauway.
u, BALE,
Cltnton,AIareb 87, 1879.
MoKILLOP
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 6GMPANY
TIROS. NEILJ.NS$ AGENT,,.
'mom tic. ohm,
/fanners wielting to insure will find this Company
ane ofted on (ho best andeirhomed cheapesi1 it to inenroonbe in, Arisentd willtothbee at thnformati
Agents' office, 4y •
Canada Company.Lands.
ALIST OIr LAMS IN ILLISON° FOR SALE BY
the Canada Company may bemoan et tHhe ofHALE.'ice of
thqunderalgned.
Desiree to inform the people of olinton:and Surround,
ing oountry, that ha has opened a Waggon. Shoo in•
-oonneetion-with,.Concu 8:.4onest-Elea annul, hop
L
ISAAC .STREET, • • d INTON,
Where he will be prepared to execute all orders for
«attgona, Carriages, Critters, Sleighs,
&o., on tbishortest: notice; and et the most reasonable
.rates. Repairing of ell 'kinds promptly attended to.
• GIVE 11174 A'CALL. •
Olinton,Mareh 18,1870.
fit so -dite dot I, lcoodet't glt lie cud 'ef=.
FOit-i&d SllOES
W. H.-SIIVIPSON.'
T_TAS OPENED OUT -A STOOK OF BOOTS AND'
J.J. Shoes, in,conneotton with his 'former business
h
01 the latest and:most Fashionable St`
yles
Wliteh.Ile .rill scll et moderate price.•• He will rylso do
aOSTOM WORK 8& Repairing,
A ctLL-RIESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
feryway.,.vy. fest (vest)`vg's' bushed vay
O osit6 the Post Office..
up• lintel.' my arm -holes;. 'vera I fouint'.I p
vos •dide sb'tuok, I holler`. °Katrina i Clinton April s; 1879.
ICafrina 1 1'.und yen she.kooin mid see '
• iso shtuck in te parrel up to my: artn-
holes,- mit •my face all ''plood. and aigsf
py cholly, she chust Ittit-towri on to hay
and laft• and iaft,-' till I'got so mat . I
Salt, 'vet you lay dare and ldf like f oft
wool, eh 1 vy dond you koom • brill me
Mid ?': and dee she sat' upand salt,
Ob", pipe off your chin, and bull'your
fest team,' den she lait pack and left
like ,sheivood sltblit horsel more as ever.
Mat,_as _•vos' I to ht to myself,' Kat -
rine,
b air Englieh
bootyo
of but
she a o s,
g
I oly snit, mit my biggest" dignitude,
Katrina, vill•you ball me cud dis par -
rel ?' and she see dot I. look booty red,
so -she snit, •' of. course •I •vill, Sookery,'
den she lait'mo and -.de parrel town• on
our- site, unci I Hook holt de• door=sill:
uthl ICettrina she bull on de pal rot, tint
du -first znete_I_yellet '.donder,
and blitzen, shtop dat, ,par cholly; ders
is nails tittle petrel!'. yetisee te nails shuv •
town .ven I vent in, hut ten kootn
out dey,shtink 'in -no.. all de, vay remit.
Veal, to make a short shtory log, x tell
Katrina to go. und `toll ntxypor Hans -
man to string a saw unci ` saw. -me dis
prate ,O . .e , l0 COOm tlm l0 i o
to ehblit Himself alit laf, too, butho
roll me over und saw to par'el all de
vay arount off, und.I git up mit half a
parreI arount my vaist, den Katt'ina
she say,. ' _Sockeiry, veto •leetlo till X get
a battern of dot now ofe't skirt you haf'
on, but I•didn't snit a vort, I shust got'
a nife and vittlo to hoops off and siding
dot confoulttet Olt parr+;/ in de wood-
pile.. .•
Pimepy I koomin do hawse, Katrina
she Sat, sosoft like, ' Sookery, dond
you'going to but some aigq .untor dot
olt plue hen 1' 'don 7 salt in nay deepest
Weise, 'Katrina, of you offer say dot to
the again I'll git a pill from •you, help
me chiminyi eraoious,' 1 dell you, he
didn't say dot any' more. Voll, •Mr.
Edidor, ven I elite') On a parrell j ow,
get a
,K
dond shtep oil it, I p$
"V'erry • drooly yours. •
,Socnurry 1 AD uicu'1,
' Well,' said the. applicant, ' you see,
Cap's, my first father' died and my mo-
• ther married again, and then my father
married again, Lind somehow or other,
'I'll be blamed; if I believe' I have any '
parents at all.' ' Yankee hill,' a famous actor in the
'Why don't they bite ?' • inquired the first Tear °f°tho present century, used' to
amateur fisherman, after three 'or four tell au amusiug•etory (which -Mr. d': B.
hours of utter silence, ' Perhaps your Matthews' re -tells in his article on The
bait isn't good,' some one . ventured to Amerioan on the Stage' in Scriibner's for
observe. ' Well,' replied the angler, 'if *July), of the earlydays• of the theatre
the fish were as hungry As I am, they in this country. Hill once' showed'--
would bite at anything, though they to rise a professional phraso-in a town
got.yanked as high as a meeting houses ir, the Western part 01 New YOrk
the next minute,' Then.' ho quietly whore no tlieatridalperformances had'
walked toWards.tlfe lunch basket ever been given. He found the audi-
The following startling announcement eines assembled, with. the women treat -
was given out yby'the parish clerk in a ed on One side of the hall, the mon •on
small church in Somersetshire recently, the other),exactly aa• they were used to
where the rector has divided -his labors tit inclirch; and throughout the playy
between two churches t •' I gees notice :the most solemn silence was 'observed.
next sunduyhere wort be Sunday, They wore attentive, but they gave' no
say that a'losition as a reporter was
always opento him on leis go-ahead
jolClnal-=cant 1ri•2eT1Cco nos v
.r
is s Letter.
• z
, An Appreciative' Audience.
cause Rooter e. golti toy t Other parish
fishin'.' >< y this the aecttstemed cdm
gregation understood that the clorgyman
would be Officiating sill another parish A
few miles off.
evidence of • approval or disploaeuro'•,
there was no applause, no laughter ;
"vox 7
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MORTGAGES, NOTES,
a.. AND QTIIEn - .•
Good -Securities . Purchased.
O'NV :Y'ANC CNG.,
W. W. FARBAN:
.Cuaton,.NO 0,187".
NEW TIME • CARD.
Cltnton,Jan,17,18711.
8 PER •CENT.. T'
To Farmers & Lanni Owne4'si
MONEY ' TO: LOAN
. PRINTING.
PRINTING.
PRINTING:
• PRiNTIri'.
PRINTIN .
PRINTIN'
At the above low rate of interest. .
PAYMEN'W$ eau bo' miido`almoat any way to suit
the borrOWer, • .T
INTEREST 'Pa able Annually
Oran sum eau be id on : he: •rioci ,al, at thea en44 of
,-,�. _ . Td any year. ., • ' •
Po rturthertn(Orme Hon apply to
A. S:"FISITER,,'C1,Ix2oH:,
Clinton N'or. 21st,1878, •
TINTING.
INTING.
T11
ST A1911.
•
Ts OFF1CL
•:: •ls eettipped sritlt
•
NOTICE.
N is
��� ING� M'AC
ALES
THE SPL NDID SEW
THAT Th e 'very best. Nlachinerr
v. .
1.1„ NORSWO'RTHY
Has sold within the lest twelve yeara,.havc alt giver.
the very best of Satisfaction. Everybodyee4Yne delight.
ed,, with them. Be not deceived:in buying a Sewing.
Maohino, ],ut goo H; NoaswoiTFFy, and you•will get'
the beet Sewing aaohinethoworldoanprodaoe. Prices
..�.....•to_suithe ttmAp Infill tithe tti suit thg•lluyg},a,,.,;_,,,.,,
t
°'P LICE
AKA � .
AGII NE A A4.
t�irwll+G nr � s .� .� ,
from 4110 to $70.' Cali and ]cave your ordor•wbere yds.
will.get perfect SEWING and. KNITTING 111XCFIINES,. Rud
the very bostof instruction. •
Sewing. ilfachi+tea of every ouctl•e' Repaired..
.
Being a practical machinist, allwerlc done is warranted
• " to give good -satisfaction.
ILa,lnuorn TIIr. PLACE -HURON STREET, one _door
west of the Commercial Hotel,.
Ii. 2fORSwORTHY, Boat Orrice Sox 107,
$m5 CLINTON. CET. .E' 4d.
•
ill the:'vt!ay cR t'
FAST'']'
wW1.SE'MAN ,BROS.' -
BANNIN'G ata: EXClANGE OlTice
,allAND TRUNK RAILWAY.'.
ON AN''1i A:i:TER..1tIO1 9A'ti;' .TUNE .DTII,
Peseenger'.Craillswill leave Clinton station a, fol1owe
f+oxso i+A(r, Extyrese, 128G p.' iu' .�ttatt,-7 DI a
at., 0.65 a.m., 0.801!•m, .
GOING Ws, n.=Espies," 4.00p. in. ; Muer?, 6:63 a.m.,
1.19 p. m., 9.60 p• _ m:- . • .• ..
J. HtCI(S 011?, General Manager.
A. STRATTON, Agent et Clinton.
SFintdrar4une-101 ]8'Fflr.
NEW:
G: ESTABL SHIYI N T.
QRIN EN
.FAIY,
MERG ANT TAILOR,
1Ltviug opepetl out a Shap nn.
*Huron Street, Clinton,
. 1
CiTANTON; ONT. :
41O'N.EY TO .'LEND en first•clttss farm
property, at 7i; per cent.
Agents for: several first-class. PIRA MO
• naaf.' COIDE1V'l' TNS'URA �CJ1 .
CQMPA.NIES. '
TOWN . TICKET AGENCY
For the Grand Trttnk Iiailtay of Canada.': We issue
Tickets to alipointa on` the G. T. R., alleo to•.th'e
Eastern unit Western States., •
•
.g" PARTIES ,GOING TO MANITOBA
Can prOcure- Tnaotcuc 'lrricy-te AT LOWrsr• R4:l•ra..
:PASSENGER AGENOY 'FOR,
the Cunard and Inman .L,ne of Ste-anrets
•. 1. WISEMAN BROS,
Clintoa,Mar'oh-27;1870..
8 M .:IJ `..f) S .
• A. LARGE QUANTITXt
it Ell. Penn'o Ron,
• CLINTON, • ' .0 '
The Lergrst it s4Ptoe it'-or::'I'yp
To. be found:in any country office in Cana..
da, Its •prices 'beioig as reasonable 'aa
those of any similar. establishment; and a.
competent staff- of workmen being „alwaya,
.engaged, give it unrivalled facilities fey
• the executionof all kittda of : • "
•
NE. CAN'.t.IILE -PRIN' INO.
*a - 4Y
DODGERS
HANGERS.
STREAMERS..
POSTED;•
HILL HEADS.
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• MEIbEOR: NDAS.
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SOO all hid old Customers and ae many now Ones aa'
may favor him vita their patronage.
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there was not .even a smile ; all was eat i:no shavings to humble her 'spirit; l - e
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Se ttish .Commercial Fire Insurance' :Co.
nr' GLASGOW, .
Capital, • l'wu Millions entomb
Assets, - - Si1.1500,000,
income, - - 1,000,000.
PROVINCE 01' O it1'AilIO 1iliRNCit.
Head Office 7 'Toronto Street, TORON0.
• BOARD OF DIRECTCIIS
roma b. lltAFtctn, Esq., Oltatt•rnan, President Canada
Landed Creditbonlpany.. //
Jona 3, PtAtt tni, Esq., of Bryce, Ilclfurrioh & Co.
1Vittrati ALI.\AN»Ftt, Eaq,, Vico-Proaldbnt •1oderal
-- 31ank of Canada.
IN SPECTOrt•-1tOtiEf+T..M1cLEAN. •
RESinENT'$ECRE'TARX --.. LAWRlENon Bt10114N.
Deposita& with the Government et Ottawa, for seen.
;rity of Canadian Policy holders, 8100,000.
This Company iasnos Policies of tnattranoe against
Mercantile, man-
loco or damage by Aro or lightning, oh mo ,
n rates.
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Polities %reissued irony and lossos settled directly by
1 or 'without lite Toronto oftlao, w y
AilProfnitime taken in this oonntry are in,osted in
Canadian aectirltita.
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