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Remota oF Crops frena tfl parte of
Canacht, are very encouraging, e
Tbe total e um her of deaths from s.;
i• psx 4 Ottawa since January is 80,
A little boy named :Kitchen wee
drowned at New Hamburg on Fticlae.
Thieli pen ny, the Mai k ham murderer,
has been sentenced to be banged on the
1.2th September.
. ;McCormick, of Moorefield, was
hilted on Wednesday by being thrown
• from a milk Waggon,
W. C. Be, it St. Thomas miller, has
cleared put, taking eboet $6000 of other
people's Money with him.
Al Mount Forest, ou Thursday, Jobe
• nett fell fromthe reef of E, Sherwood's
new building, and vvas killed,
4.
At Edmonton: North-west 'Territory
eggsesell readlynte50 cents a dozen end
frets!' butter at 50 cents a pond.
Jai. Carpenteze living near. Dublin
committed suieiclo on Sunday week by
cutting his throat from oar to ear.
While Mr, Leohard Rupert, -of the
9th con. of ThurlOw, was ploughing, the
„elearatuened up 96.1mgee 25---eent pieces,
_ - .
, It• ia new suggested that "Mullen
should be matched against an ocean
steameit• on 'hie jouroey boofe. He
• leaves England foe Canada on the lst
• of July. .
George Fleming an old resident of
•Prantford, and et • one time proprietor
of the Brant IfoteLis dead. 11/letting
▪ Whitham, another old resident, died on
Saturday. • „ . •
A grand iteepfion is tO be given at
Toroutoeto &mien on his return home.
It is expected tlie ,reeeption. will ' be
scarce y esain erior o. a o be given'
to the Marge% of Lorne, -
Fred. L. Bload,.nged eightemi; son of
Fred. P. Blood, lawyer,' of. St. Clair,
snicided there on .Wednesday, with lau-
dateline: It is supposed that the ewes°
was trouble with his eweethearte
John's, Nfld., ai. inhuman
inothee buded • her Pow -born infant
alive.----Fortunatelyits hand • wits left -
sticking through the earth, and 1.39rne
boys discovered it:and saved its life.
Th-e-arniy.Lworai-liaEtiriffirrelig15-6• )V
Annan, Colchester County, N.-. '11.,* in
immense number* They stripped the
woods au tivo farms and at lesteccotints
were moving-towaids the grain fields.
••A. little fellow, eight .yor& °lit sen
of •Mr. John S. Coppip, pf Mitchell,
• got his collar bone .broken on his way
home from sohool-en Nonday. 'Heivas
thrown dOwnhy some larger boys, and
the result was a diroken bone. .
• Friday evening a young Man named
• Robert 'Walker, of Mount Forest, white
leading aehorse alongthe road was kick.
ed on the chest by. tho • abbnal: ''••-.11e"
• lingered' until S4utelay nsorning, when
death ended hie eufferings. • He . was
about 28 years of age; and followecl• .
farming in the Township ef Egremont.
• There are at present 300priSetiero
confined in the Central Prison -La num-
• ber rather below: the average. With
the exception of-a,Tew_ wird aro SiCk. oi
crippled, all bushy engaged in one. em-
ployment, isr another,. .The prineipel
induatrieS carded on are these of brick-
• making an.d...brocen mansitaffure.,
1
The acting police magistrate of.King-
d
, on gt,e- judgment in fever of. the
livery stable proprietors in .the case
brought against them. by the cabmen.
He said there Was my dedision in either
English or Canadian courts prohibiting
liverymen from .exercising ;their ordi-
nary calling on the Lord's Day within
the meaning of the statute.. •
Engine NO. 136 Of the 'Grand Trunk
Itailway-Ongineer, John 13enwick-
-mune entref elna-eliop -Mitrehe 1, -1-876.-,-
and has tun 200,000 miles in four years
and three =paths, with no repairs.
The engine and enginer are 'edit run-
ning and in good order. The fact hits
never been accomplished before hy any
engme.
A tramp *belied been fikotrided •with
lodgings lot_the night by Were:
ren, near Acton, decamped on Tuesday
,morning With two watches' belanging to
the family: .An'inimediate ketch re-
etulted in the capture of the thief and
the recovery of one of the watches at
.Brampton; where heis pow in jail.
John McAdams, carpenter, aged abetit
24, fell from the .tep of •Biteglon'S new
• building he Brantford, on Thursday,
•
beaking -hi ei neck, Causing instant death.
McAdams was raising some shingles
with a pulley through a Male in the roof,
and it is imppoited he slipped through.
, • .En.falling, ho grasped at a rope 'that
was hanging to.,a pulley in the roof, but
unfortunately he got hold of the loose
and of the rope which ranthrough with
hira.
• In the OtttskirtS of Arthur village, on
Monday morning about sir, o'clock a
• naan named Geo; Antionapp is supposed
to• have' sttnek his Wife on the head
with an axe, bmakiag in the skull,
from the effects of. which: the WOtrtan
died in a few hours. The mail disap-
peared, hut was afterwards fettled and
taken, , The ItX0 was found covered with
hair and blood. The Mu hale On two
Or three previous occasions, attempted to
oonitait rideidteely hanging and. been
cut down by Wife. Further particu-
lars will follow afteeinquest Great ex-
citement prevails.
:
Dr. Field boo been appointed potice
etgistrate far Woodstock.
The °amide Teweerative le to Inmate
milted in the Comity of Carleton, at en I
eat ly day. • • •,
Some naiechievous boys attending the
Union Sehool at Osliewe, collected ell
the straw buts tbla could be found, in
the hall of the building, and placing
them, betroth the etairease: Bet fire te
thew. The ereake making its stra,yinto
the scheol-roona, *darn:led the inmates,
who succeeded .in .0xtinguishing -'-the
flames before any extensive damage was
done.
_4. pro fonnd sensation was emitted at
Stratford on 'Thursday, b,S,` the unex-
pected announcement of the death of
Mr. Michael Hayes., County Crown At-
torney. Deceased had not been- in en-
busb health for some time, but was not
confined to his house until two -days ,
ago, when 'nothing serious,was entitle
Hives has been wresident !
of Stratfordfor soinetweIve years, bay -
frig been appointed to the position prior
to Confederation, • •
4. Lusan hotel -keeper, named John
Cain, the proprietor of.theBoyaleTiotel, _
was cleverly swindled out of $150 at!
• New York, in additive to the expense
of travelling from Lucall to Now :York .
,aid back. ete few days' before he re-
ceived a letter from a man:calling-hip- -
self Wm. A. Ross, 'telling him- to go
to New York and bring with: him all
the Canedian dellars he could scrape
together, as Roes intended to give him
-theeeedolletra- apiece:forethettee Ctnn are - • •
rived at New,: Yerle on Thrusday with
$150. He met BOSS and was taken to • •
an office some -where down town, where
• Ross gave him $450 for the money he
leaLbrought, Dazed by this generous
treatment Cain pernted the money to
be taken from his hand e And put int? a
satchel. • e was then requested to sign
a receipt, after which he was placed on
s cross town car. • As eon, as be got
into the car Alts-Caie opened the sat-
chel and dieMOvered -tharhe •had, been
duped. Krol rot brown wrapping paper
was all that the satchel contained. He
.notified the pollee, and Detectiee .Flens
nigan arrested Ross the same alight.
At the Police. Court the -next moritiee
.theeprisniier--wasTemandedr
. . .
: •
e• - •• a dimenovel, and had coramitted several
American..
TILE CLINTON NEW ERA.
EQUALIZATION TABLE,
Mutitett-PALETIk8. Acmt1,1.
• A.shfield
Colborne
63,950
33,500
51,674
Grey , ;63,800
ILLY 52,450
lIovvieh 64,409
53,500
,• 52,120
" 54,516
Stanley , 43,362
Stephen • 53,000
'lltickeremith ., 40,970
Iurnberry ..,....; . 35,068
lisborne , : 48,100
Eeet. Wrawanosti . 41,530-
• Weal. -Wawimosli, 41050.
Hallett • Nu /11,11trIl
Marri$ • • it • • -11., • •
_
tee.
„
g,
14
$§
37
1,468,162
37
28
81
30
• 38
85
30
40
30
44
29
44
• 28
Vinalized vain°
ot. tled Property.
1
JUNE * 1879
valee of Per -1, A.,8"3,0eiliera
ct /7
•
fien:1111parilozreedr t y ,
_
.,
$4700,000 $17,000 $1,431,046 ;i2 00 $1,018,400
• 1,230,400 • ,,„ 02,125 1,070,865 2 75 1,331,625,
4.911,938 116,266 1,713,520 2 25 2fi,2).3„204
1,786,400 127,600 .1,003,000 2 00 ,i.4,000
1,625,950 •104000 1,754,118 2 00 1,730,850
:1,935,000 145,125 1,554,056 2' 25 2,077,390
2,033,000 • 147,125 • 2,332,145 2 75 2,180,125
1,824,200• 1174270 1,595,940 2 ,25- 1,941,470
1,635,480e 122,661 1,203,270 2 25 • 1 758 141
' 4734,430 •, 130,086 1,752,510 '43400 1,864,566
• 1,59e,300 ' 98,750 1,785,910 • 1- 75 1,683,060
1,802,680 122,910 • .2,0054863 3. 00 • 1,925,590.
• 1,016 .,972 ! '18,904. 987Ci 9,0 2 25 1,085,875
, 1,852,400 ' 126,300 1,667,555 • 3 00' li978,700.
•33 I
1,162,340 ' 83,060' 965,520 2 00 ' 1,245,900
4374,450 03,712 .1,073,500 2 2p.
787,500 .„.„ $26,315,890 01,628,693 24,805,113 .... : . ,• $28,132,153, -
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I,1419UA1IZED vATivE OF TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
•
* TOWN OR VILLAOR. Estate. iritrgg „Total value. Equalized
Blyth • - •
Brussels. r • r 2 '1,495.
PlintOrk, 9'; r...1 430,520
Exoter.e. . e. . . . . 418,365
-Goelerieh. ... 1,052,335 .
Seafortli.•. •431,090
• ° WingliaM• •. • 315,080 •43,450
• Wroxeter .. 97,391 • 16,200 ,
•80,777 ,•',5 7,223 •$ •ol,000 8 160,000
122,753 10,000 • 132,753 • 130,000
63,170 304,665. . 235,0,00
93,500 ,529,320 '450,000
64,000.• 482,365 . • 310,000
128,450- 1,180;7.85
77,876: •51.1,960 :450,000 -
•Y359,675 •• 320,000,
• , 115,000
i 83,2,03,809 1501,1684 83,709,122 83,180,000 83,180,000 ' •
'J ota' value 'of Townthipe, . ▪ 'Towns and
.. .
.A jeweller in, South Royelstoni-Yt., ---ei rowing match, has been arranged,
spied on the:finger' of itehighly-esteenieci for the 301h August, between Trickett
yoring lady who was shopping in his and Layedok, at Sydney', Australia;
store, ,il ring' that hail been. stolen • from -.1200 a side, for. the eh empionship of
his etook. Sho told taloa, in response the world. : s • . : .
to. his inqUiriefiethat i.t had been given A.g1acc at the advertibingoolutens �f
to her by h boyish sttitor. This led to the Glasgow newspapers tells 'more
Alio ' discovery -of a-soojetY of tilia'ves, plainly thanlanguege the deptheof rnis-
sons of 'respectable parents. . The beys my. that has becinl'ereated by the• bank
AuuLiecret-signe,_past3Y0.tde.:_andLoathEii.4.--faiim.6"-. _Ile. .eyemed_hateisseee-ieei lie
-after- the manner -they had about -in- --supplements id accommodate its -adVer-1 Worcester's Dictionary,
, tising in the depti•rtthent Of auction sales .__, • • "D• • _
burglaries. .. '• • • • •• - ' ' - Ofliontleholdfurniture; and the columns - The qortniertlY ••eteirievri
The•San Feanciied 0./iroieeeee has res of the Mail, -..tirewsi.Citken, and Times mettarileeovoteegFteol; : ourni oyt ieoanr a, 1,5 .. . . . . . 4 i 2
burni from various counties io Celifor- . 'are crawded by the same class .0fadVere
ilia, which indicate that the farniere Of VienTente: •-They are, the epitaphs on . . . „
- - ---e- SUbscription price, por-anumn, .”-tertnightlyl',.. COO
. -- . .
bound in:i Sheep, Wcie
that favored region wil/ be blessed with henscede graves in which lie btiried onl3r'swr'ewia!si gnivrecaelourtitrVia aro year y suhser11366‘
ii, bountiful harvest. A much- 'larger (lila conifert . thlat,-. many ',will have
acreage VMS - BOW11 to .wheat this year known when tieey have travelled into ' a a° " a 4 A "8
aorlbers to the same we will give py f th e tgo
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work bou-nd in 2 vols. Surumodunan name ow.
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yiela cif this staple will be proportion-
ately great. Corn is looking, reinarkably ,. , me
.. •r-ii,jipit v,oic... • - ee---,•
OgIllElBiOE to canvass their looalltY. FOr Particulars,
order books, specimen copies, do., address tho publish-
A.TTENTION.
IS MS, that the appoilltMent geefire.
• B0:4 unusoN, or nonsati, as. Agents og tho .
Mutual Fire Insurance Cornpanyg
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liseasemz red In Sow home
•Brvalpeles, wattle, parti-
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ago, elan irritation, ulcers from any gauss,. and a hen-
• fired other diseases art caused by an acid 'ferment• ,
whielvproduces Inflammatory action. Brunton's Ab
sorbent will positiveireffect a cure in A tor totiro, ty
°thing e acid poison from tile' system. • Bold by,
raggistF. Pc, Advice particaler cesestreo. •
y, BRONTON,
• London, Cut. •
Recommend the NEW
ERA to your ffiendg.
A GREAT OFFER.
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Send yeu,•bound xn full sheep, unabrulge
When Fanner huaft, of New York
State,. bet his son a -dollar that he could
reach a Crossing ahead -Of nlocinnotiVe
he lost hy Aye feet as tho. son testified
at the, hen:test.. • • •
• • Lilly of Snowlaille who
some time ago shot a .schoolmitte be-
cause she would not love her, was on
Thursday, Found guilty of naanslaughter,
mici the Court imposed a fine of $500.
lgitOh.disSatisfaction expressed With
•theeyeseliet. Aar. fether paid the .fi:se.
and She was :released. • • •
„The ceiirtehip of Miss Allen, . by
Adair' Wilkerson, at Marshall, Texase
was diatasteful to her .fatiailee the
driving .of the suitor away was essigned
to her brothee Alleni!walked into the
. • ,
room Where the loving eoniate *ere sitt-
ing,
-pointed-a-0*i at Wilkerson; and
told him to get eut,:7-Wilkeeson drevi-a
pistol and 'declared his intention tO'stay:
The firing was simultaneous and .4,119n.
was killed. ). • •
. . .
Rivicl 13ebertson,- of Newcastle, his
issued a. challenge' to -rote, Elliott, who
-was recently. defeated by
miles straight away, the race to take
OW either at Saratoga, Oswego or
Springfield, in the ;f_Tnited States:, The
t3taes are placed at X400 a side,. and
Robertson will allow Elliott R150 for
eipenses: • Elliott has 'the privilege of
Axing the date to suit his present en-
gagements. . .
• A singular instance of the verification
Of .a dream • occurred Polk County
.somedaye ago; A young daughter of
Mr. dreiuned. one night. that, she
had been burned to: death. ,The next
Miming sbe Went' with her 1)1.0010e lett!
the cernfieldto keep the birds front the
planted cold:, they,
htilft-a- Lite, aiia while they, were warm-
ing themselves the clothes of the girl
eatight,fira Her little brother tried to
extingetela the flithats, but could net:
She died the next day: . • , •
James .13,urne murdered a man at
Gaiedsville, Ga., two years age, but. was'.
no f euspetted. He cenfessed the crime,
hitt:nobody believed- And be had no
means,•of proving his own guilt. He
told.where the body 'cots hidden, and it
wile found there, yet he was discharged
from custody, the authorities believing
thet lanwas ittnocent of patticipatin'g in
the 'deed. Ahnost discouraged, he still
pet About collecting. evidence ugainst
hintielf, and had so far eticceeded that,
whee he re -asserted his guilt • on his
death -bed, he was believed, •
woman in Los Angeles, Cal, be-
came p.ossessed of the notion that ber
little girl might; by slave staiyation, be
brought to Web phySidal condition
that she veouldebe • translated to the
spirit world without dying, with that
()fain view elle CO the child on fruit
only, steadily diminishing the quantity,
until the vietirii was horribly-einaelated.
Neighbors then interfered, ratich to
the displeasure of the Mother, • who de -
blared that the jittie one had readhed a
point Where visions of spirit life be -
Mimed the neatoess of the expected
eleinge.
Ay-p.es:
arzapari.11a
Fin Scrofula, and air
sceofulous diseases, Erysis .
petits, Rose, or St Audio.,
aly's •Eire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of :the
skin; • Ulcerations of thee
Liver, Stomach, Kidneeeti
Lungs, Pimples, Pubtules,
-.4- Boils, Blotches, Tumors, *
Sore,
e e ism a ITt
Rheum, Scal6.
euralgia, . Pain in
Salt
•
the Bone, Side and Heed, Female'
1Veaknoss, Sterility, Leuc_orrlicea
From internal niceratien-, and 'Uterine
disease, ''Syphilitic and Mercurial diss
_i(ieiarsoia.a.ilb.eoeprilyit:'y174-yert teprifor-p-Emineif;iinegti•othea-,7-•-•-.
• This Sarsaparillais eernbination of
-
vegetable, alteratives- S till ingia;
drake, Yellow Dock - with the Iodides .
. of .Petessium and Iron,. And is the most
6 eirrettuiOus metileitue yet known ., fox •
•• -the disehses it is intended to cure.' _
Its ingredients are se skilfully coin -
billed, that the full alterative ffect of
each is Sassured, And -while it iS so mild
as to e harmless even to children, it in
stilt so effectual as to purge out from the '
system those impurities and corrttptions
• which develop into loathsome disease.. .
The reputation it enjoy is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun••
try relies° in. it, pro IT /110/' experience
of its usertil
• ::Certificates attdsting • ilS virtues 'have
. accumulated, ' and are constantly being
. , received, and as manrof these cases are •
publicly knowntthey fernish convincing. ,
: evidence. of the superiority of this Sar,
saparilia ovee, every other alterative
. medicine. • So. generally is its superi-
ority to any other medicine. known, that ,.
'Fre nee.d.do no inor.e.than.to assure the,
, public that the best qualitiesithas eyer
posseseecl are strictly maintained,
. PuLPAnitti ,
C.
Praotteat and Anirluticlit Chemjsts.
BOLD BY ALL latclOOISTS LwBRYWEIERS,
. ors,'• ' • per:moms, CLARKE a 00;
well, and the vineyards ,are in healthy` ' • - •
Many clergymen have it pul
VOICQ.
• • . •
SO York Bt.;Toronto
conditien, and give proniise of areabund-
. ant. • vintage.. All together, the,proraise
• of tlie fields is that it year ofplenty and.
prosperity is in store for the Golden
State.- '
•• A lady in Portland, Melee, called at..
la:jewellery ,stere,; and after Making a
purchase wont home,. Two hours.htler
a rifessenger called at 110 lioue• and in-
formed her that she hid left something
at the. jewellers.. , :Now,. Jet ine; see, .
she niusc'd ( what can it bo? Here is -
my pocketbook, a,nd there on the sOfa is
my fan, and I :have got -thy gold 'watch
bere,nuci ray bonnet, why, where is my
bonnet.? obi there tt is on the oor; it
fell off the :table -and really I can't'
think what I heve :forgotten. why, to
be sure 1 HOW absent minded- I am!
deglare if I havon'tfotgotten nty dart,
ingeprenious little babe And so she
bed -only that and nothing more.
The Salt Lgio;Tribuite has t&-.1 fol-
lowing of the Motintato.
Meaelowenassaare. is now the very pic-
ture of -desolation,. :Before -the Mormons'
Murdered' ono htindred and thirty-one
innocent men, -women and children there:
in 1857,, the meadaWs. Were known far
•and wide cia a parodied in the desert, with ,
an abundance of grass, crystal streams
and over -flowing staring/4. To day the
geese is gape, the water course dried up'
and nettling -bid ndraerwaste marks
„the once beautifnl spot. It is said that
the earth is also sinking, and tho bones
which were collected after the masseote,
though thrice buried, continue. to re..
appear, while settlerin the vicieity
shun theepot ashaunted, and say that
the winds 'freer, the naeadows bring
'plercieg cries foe help to the ears;
• John. Xeinualer, at South Holyoke
Mass,, on Saturday, shot his three
children,: Atinie, aged 6, I.Admilla, 4,
Aany,.1,.becaupe lie was unable to Rap-
port them He has been ant of work
since Febtuerye. sept. -his wife on
"an errand And called the eldest child in-
to the house and tried to poison her
with cyanide of • potassium, but she
threw:up the dose. Kenunler then took
the second child into the front bedroom
and shot her through head with a pistol;
be took A111110 intoe bade retina and
shot her also. The youtigestehihrwas
lying oe ()Med and hs shot her behind the
ear. He left the house and tom a sal.
don -keeper What he done KA was as.
rested After the arrest he WAS cool and
‘3aid he wile ready to let the law take its
course; he could net sup'port. hiteehilds
ten; feared they would grow up"and cn
ter hott408 of prostitution, ttha thought
they would be happier in heaven., He
hadvplanned it For ten divas& kill them
Tie is collected, and apparently sane..
Itenunter is ettopletely nvaredroin. eata.m)../da.t I. ISP. •
When they are out of ehurch they
• CONSTITUTIONAL
• clivrA.nann.
speak as other people cle. They de not
empty it deep cheat zote when they en-
quire ,c,„ the Initeher respecting roast
beef, and they do not use a clanasel me--
notone when they- discuss domestic ,
inetters with, their wives and ehildren.
Bet as . 800n as ...they get into clia'reh
they unconsciously assume an artificial
tone and they are apt to do this when
they have any devotional functions tcf
perform. Itstiae Often leen observed
that if a•ininieter who is diatting &idly
and nattirally•at a tabto should be asked
te say grao, ho witatiddeAty assume
hiayulpit Voice, 'artiCulate with it dur-
ing the cerenaoey; and then resume the
,conversation in ha, proper voice with
the dexterity. Of a ventriloquist. Tho.
pulpit voice is probably atrributable in
a large degreo. to a desire togiVe solem-
nity und impressivenesi to the per-
fornaance. It results from an 'effort to
convey to thOluisirees the deep sense /af
awe whieh may fairly be supposed to
strffese the clerical mind. But the me -
stilt to the listener is far mote likely to
lid an almost•irresistibletendeticy to go
to sleep. The effective voice in always
the natural voice. The skillful actor
touchee every chord in the entire gamut
of passion, and he•givos force and effect
-to every phaseof,--sontiment,- withoub.
putting any undue strain upon his vocal
machinery. A great truth numb be far
far more impressive when it iEl urged in
the speaker's ordinary tOnes modified
puly by whatever inlinenceir of shame
feeling may govern the speaker's railed,.
than when it is offered in. an artificial
voice, about which there ean he no sus.
pioion of genuine,pasiiion.
REAL ESTATE .1r011, .84:11t1, • .
1. ihirlit Lot Xo.'34 iu tho,ilun Concession (11.nrott
Itoitcl) Ttickersnlith, contains-08 O.C1'00 of firegieless land,
abolit two miles Irons cilium', board fence iiiirontigood
hardwood timber, Any be made 4 superior deity farm.
2. Weet Ralf of tot Bightlit the Bleientit 0011136(4.
WOO of Turriberry, fifty seres,good wheat land, sismiles
from Wing/ism
and ono milt from the Glenannan Sta-
tion of the Toronto, Grey aad33ruce Railway, 4. small
eloaranot • on Qat front, balance hardwood thnbor.
Wouhl sellcheap' Lor oath, or otthango for town proper-
ty in Clinton. A.pply to the owner, SinnuelThrowet, at
Pales Blills,Ciluton, or to thtrIttaleralgned. '
4, Th� largo and tiOnvonient trick store, in the Al..
bertatirect33lookstfowoceapied by mr.JaibBiddlecotube,
Plrat.oltuw grain store, st the Grand TrUnk Station
belonging to A. Jakileson.
The largo Ihotory handing and 164 mu6!:1114 tho'
ntataiTtunk station, formerly oompioa .1AT, Bol.,
fry, With, engine and honor, rrembes won loit,ut for
mentiteetaring garrotes, pork.nockiag, ae.
8. Lot 8, o%Vittoria Stroot, (Gordon aiirvoy); A axoltl
o
blinding lot, ottreen the 0. I!. hallway and tho Turin.
troll•fontod, plantokwith trete, good *oil, &o,
vitat3001, attoot, betougiog to ut.. a.oh•tt 'Ono of the boatMamitattorloo iJ1 Canada, dell ilea ate
samples of !teapots; Itotroto,, Stod Drills, gorse Itakoa,
Is*owell, Good /taint oottago o/ nre room Well a ,Pletigh°+ 16", 46',1"lbr° Pur°1146111g el")2"°' •
. n
Dump. IlloOd garden. •Titst sonth cl mr. Shop. goo* opt giusigav wingtv, 44,
herd a residence.- •
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11. jultb,metsopyoAtiorthit ?abahttea`riltvirapix Offiot•. •
URES gATAAR,
Thumb Aliplauct its Ved.oful Ansi
.iteio, i&(atcc-flevErout fienaeinaa 4a11.4 (if the
" G'oastitutiona? Remedy
Ileannvo„Edo,,, Brookylffe,.. One.
Dear Sir, -It is no, two years since your " Constitu-
tional Catarrh...I/broody" was introduced to rae. I have
waited this long to see if -the cure would' remain per-
manent hefore doing this, My duty to You, as,at first
the happy effecte OCOLOCit to me to be "(00 good to be
true."was---afflicted -in my head-fer--years befero.I.
suspected it tole Catarwh. Xn reading ill your Circular
"1 eiew My ease described itt many particulars, The iu-
Ward "drop"front the head hail lumotuagree-
able, and %choking sensation often prevented me from
lying long.; I would feel like smothering, rind be own -
palled to sit up in bed. to health and spirits wore
seriously affected. When your Agent came to Walker-
ton, in Augusi, 187t3 1 secured throe bottloa. Before I
had used a quarter of the contents of one bbttle, I
found decided relief, and when I had used two bottles
and a third; X quit taking it, feeling quite cured of that
ailment, and have not used an since, till of late X have •
taken some for a co/d in MY head. A sense of duty to
sufferers front that loathsome disease, Catarrh,prompts
tao to send you this Certificate, unnoliaited, with leave
to make what use of it you may see PrePer, .
•'Volpe trulY,
, W. miumr,b,xothodiet
Bort Aug:.24,1878.
Asic for Littlefield's constitutional Ca.
tart% Remedy, and take no other.
T. ,L 11. Xfautano,, Dominjon Agent., tycookvillo, Out. ,
Pew said ht alt 2ri-uggis4 at oply On Dollar
• - - • • ,
pet • Baftle. -
'IVY IT. 8* XXV' IT.
NEW CAIMIAGE wpinis
'IN OLNT14..
,
Eras pieltwIte la ituUmmalugto them:habitants oi Myth
and violuity, that to boo oponod init in tho Carriage
makin g basilicas,'and It no'w propared to 81101 ordors
for
OARItLiOtg, VacttpilB, 131.10GI1S;
upon the shortest notice, and at tho ;float reasonable
tato& Nemo bob firat.olaas workmen employed. and
,t.no "try boot mat,orlaingotoodi.41117. ZULU, ING att,ondod to
promptly and eatidattorily: ,nonst 8110EINO 3
An far Pleury's Amodettltorl imptifolits
A.Yer's
erry Pectoral -
•
For Diseases of tits
Titoat' and Luita*
suohasCoukliertleidis.'•, `.•
Wh�oin 06 U Clap
Bronchitis,. 'A:stun:ie.;
and Coneumptlou
ropetittiOe it bat tittailieti, in eon-Beeson:a or
emenuirviiikies cares it tiasprodueettattriat the ' •
last half century, IS 4atifficient:Assurance tO• the
public that 1011411 Continue to realize the happiest ,
-cresulth that °fin be desired. ' hie:nest every
section epnatry..tiiere arc poisons, pebeely
lonenro,whohave been restorediromalarraingtord
'7eyen,tiesperate disesses of the Iiinge,.by as use,
.6.11w1(o have tried t,atknoiviedae its sap cri orityr
Mid where its virtaes are linemen() tat Iles tatto
as owlet medicine to employ to relieve the dis. -
tress mid suirerimit Peptillaite Ptilmoaary affeo '
thine. enslutY PSOre1Ur. itlYtitYs Agorae la.
stant relief, and perforMO rapid •cutee of the •
milder varieties efbronehist disorder, tis well ail
the more formidable disesses of the Magi.
As a safeguard. to children) amid the distress'.
ibg diseases Which beset the Throat and Cheat of
Chilean:m/11,U Is inictilabtottor, by its timely tiae, '
milltittulea are fowled/ad reaterea to health,
ties Modieble galas mends at every ttlitf, ae
tho .ctires it is constrinity prodacing are too re
triarkable to be forgotten. $0 family slioulil b$
viithont It and those who have once elect it • •
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.UVeticreweititit'lleUseate-leilis tbrOnghtlli. tite toltitrtt
peesoribe its and clorgyinen oilee recommend It
from their knowledge ot its mreete,
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oftErAftto
CAVER. & CO et Lowell/ Masai,.
Vcactikal! and Analytical Chemist',
t) ) Arr, nitglOGgSti EVV,WOMETIla