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Tor,. 15. No. 0.
T•Eamo-ol.50 lee* Asannan, 4u advance.
AND CENTRE HURON G-ENERAI,J, ADVERTISE$,.
—CLINTON ONT.ARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1880.
IX; 110I19EN
l'Iralallslaerna
V:400101%41 41ka othfr (54r40.
IKON TO LEND, IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS
4.1. on gOett mortgage seourity, at moderate ratee•of
Interest. If. HAW.
0:10H011,0gRIGO)tb, IS% 7-tf
A LIST OF LANDO IN HURON TOR SALA BI
..rA, the CanadtiCompanyrnay be eeen at the Office of
thounderoigned. a • H HALE,
Clinton,5an.1.7, 1879.
lVfES. WHITT, Teacher of Music. Pupils attended
at their own residences, if necessary, Residence
Qua door south of Mr. 0. A. HAM% Queen Street.
Clinton, May 15, 1879,
H. DOWSLEY, kl. D., 11 C. S. England,
Pnysiolan, Surgeon, .20. °Mae and residence
next Molson Rank, market square.
°Hatt!), Jin. 15,1880.,
TARS. REEVE (is WILLIAMS. OfficeiRattenburY
.1../Street, immediately bebintl Ransford'o Bode Store.
Office honrs from 8 a.m. to 'p,m,.
Clinton, an. 2a,1880, ,
O1Th YOUNG, 14,11,, (GRADUATE 02' TORONTO
• University,) Ph/sidan, Surgeon, residence
at Mr. Manningan three doore e est to f the T omPer slice
Londintoro„ Ont.
Londesboi June 14,1879.
-..-TIIITS-TANBURYI-GRADLIATE 41F -THE MEDICAL.
iJ Tejaartniairt "df Vintoriei University, Toronto, for-
merly ef the Hoapitals and Diepenearies, New York,
Coronerforthe County of Heron BAYPIELD, Out.
july 22, 1874. • • ,
DApRLETON. - OFFICE - At Residence on
Ontario street, oppoeite the English Church.
Entrance by side gate. •
Clinton, Doe: 4, 1879. "
Dwelling house wanted
00Ataining isiE or seven rooms, and anal cOn-
Teniences. Addrees or call at the NEW Etta
Office.
Clintoo, Feb. 20. 1880.
COttage for Sale
TUB front° Cottage on Rettenhury Street, one door
wed of the Methodist Ohureh. This cettage as
Seven rooms, herd and Soft water, °Went, am Terms
easy.
° IluIrl.oriESAtrLeB,
et,011iden
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Clinton Dee 18th Mit
House for Sale..
ITEM twoeatory frame house on Iluron street, belong-
ing to Mr. J. 0: Miller, and now ocapied by Mr.
Balfour, will be 0014 on very easy terms. No money re.
mitred down, if good security is given. The house is
well built, comfortable, and conveniently situated to a
pofeeeional or buethoas m
• • 11.-IIALE, Ilimon.street, Clinton -
October 6th,1879.
Goad House and Lot for sale
/11HE subscriber offers fa sale that property being
Lot N. 18, Frederica: Street, on which le erected a
.9t9tY-agelle.half,FNAME HOUSE, with good °enemata
usual zonvenientielia. 'Thelot in One-nuarter 01 en me,
on which are a number of good fruit trees, well, 4m.
Will be gold on reasenlible term.
D. cLAUGHLIN.
Clinton, Feb. 20, 1880. .
hijOT8 TO LERD.-I haTe any onmenf of iiieney
.13-1- to lend, on good, improved farms only, at 7 per
oent, interest payable yearly„, Sore no °Meet if eecurn
ty aniple.• Private (undo.
1 JOHN S. PORTER, Seaforth.
ARRIAGE LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES. -
..AL Apply at the Town Hall, or at the reeidence of the,
subscriber, near the London, Huron it Bruce Railway
Station. JAMES SCOTT, •
Issuer of MarriagoLicens es.
Clinton, April 27th, 1876.
DR. WORTHINGTON, PHYSIQIAN, SURGEON,
B. Licentiate of the College of Physician,
and Surgeons of Lower Canada, and Provincial Licenti-
ate and Coroner for the County of Iluron. Office and
residence,- The building formerly occupied by 'Mr.
TbwaiCes, Huron street. .
Clinton, Jan. 10, 1871.
MHZ CENTRAL rioraz- late Farmerai - Albert
1- Street, Clinton, S. PIKE, Proprietor. This ho-
tel hoe leanly been greatly improved and thoroughly
refurnished, and pennons every reenistte for the cern-
fort and convenience ofthe travelling public. Go.od
litabling and attentive hostler. '
-ClintoniNov.28th3-1878,--- • '
•
W. E. CARTWRIGHT, SURGEON DErixiir
Graduate of the Royal College of :Dental
Entrgeone Jai. Ontario,. hoe °Veiled roorna
in the Victoria/3,1°a, Albert (liton,-whoto-he'-
will
constantly bein attendance, and prepared to per-
form every operation 'connected witlaDentistry. Teetb
extracted, aa filled with gold, amalgam, or other filling
material. Artificial teethainserted from one to a full sat, -
Clinton, Alien 17, IBM .
III la ••
LADIES BOARDING SCHOOL,
• , Go:MEMEL
MRS.- FLETCHER -
IjAVING eatablishod a 'wheel for the higher educe -
den ofyoung Ladies, in the pleaaant and healthy
. Town of 4)0110110h, ia now preprred to receive a limited
number of boardere and day pupils. As far 00 paactie.
'able with a careful diecipline, every, endeavor will be
made to make it a home to those entruated to its mire.
Every attention will be pe.16..in order to give, the pupils
a thorough English Eduration, based on High Sohool
principles, combining with it the advantages of the
higher branches, in allot which experienced governance
from Toronto, have been secured to (waist. •
Could a few pupil e for Vocal Musio be Bemired in
Clinton., MISS DURAND, a pupil of Mee. Gralnick, of
Toronto, wonld be glad to give Insane at their homes,
or at the eohool, if desirable.
Pupils reaoived at any time. Any desirous of attend-
ing aft cr Basta, would oblige by eonding early for
Ciroular.
Goderich, March 4,1180.
BARGAINS.
PARTIES ilosi6ll FARIS
snouLP SEE elm
FARMS OFF:ERED:FOVSALE.
' • BY THE UNIDEitSiGNED,
IN TILE 17701i*I2i7 CLINTOT,'
AND ELSEWHERE, AS THEY •
DECIDEDB&BoATITS: •
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MONEY TO LOAN
House to Lei.
1110 LET, a 'house with 9 or 10 roomo, With hard and
1. soft water, and all complete, Situate on 'Ontario -
Street, at present occupied by Airs. 1. B. Reoey, .Pos-
sessioh given on the let 01 bXiicl, TIWeertorartereada
an aere of ground in tho lot, 'For further particulare
Ann/4 te Mrs,..,1311ce.Y.,,On the premises, or to
• :—JOIIN-CCPELAND-,---
Clinton, Feb. 4,1880,
• Farms in 'Hallett.
FOUR GOOD FARMS en the Fourth Conceosion, of
Mullett, within live miles of Clinton, well cleared •
and with good improvements; will be sold on easy
ternis. Lot Seventeen South•Milt of Nineteen, and
North -half -of Tvrenty. 'Will be sold tegetber or sepa-
rately. IL HALE, • •
Huron Street, Clinton,
Clinton, Feb. 5, 1880.
Houses for 'Sale.
GOOD BARGAINS. •'
ONE dr-row:tied Cottage, price 8500; two five -room-
ed Cottages, $409 and $800. Eaoh has a good gar-
den well, :&C. , One half the price may remain on
morkgage.
II. HALE,
Feb.19, MO.. Huron Street, Clinton,
ON iitosT FAVORABLE ,TER29.; , . .
IYIORTGACES ogler secedes
BOUOUT ;AND' SOLD. •
A: S.:*ISHER, •
Notary Public iind doinrolesiond.
Clinton, March 4,1860.
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BAR •IRON.,
And 'hardware Merehant.
CtIliTON, Fob., 1880,
House and LAt for sale,
T/LE Holm„undersigned 'offers for sale, in the Village of
eevine, apiarter.aore lot, on whioh is erected
a Concrete House, with fronie addition, and frame
-Dlackamith:Shopodrivingybed aud- stable,- phohouse
hae seven ro'onie and cellar, and the lot is stoked
eliotee.fruit trees, and. the Conveniences. Will be
Redd on very reasonable tame. Full partioulare on Ap-
plreation to •
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Ildmeatille, 1014880. . ' • .
SCOTT & BOWNEIS
ALATAB
CASTOR 01
L prepared in a form perfectly agreeable to 'children
and most sensitive persons. In its manufacture the
properties of the oil that produce pain and griping am,
eliminated, anditis rendered not only mild and pleas-
ant in its action, but absolutely tosteless and palata-
ble,', It is pre.emincialy tho finestlaantive and ca -
thank known, and as a remedy for Costiveness, Con.-
stipation, and all Inteatinal Derangements i t is une-
endied, and is destined to take the ;Mace of crude oit
and all diastic pills•and purgativess.• For sale by all
Druggists at cg cents a bottle. rDOn't fail to try it.
J. 13I'DDLECOMB
Watch and Clack Maker;
JEWELLER, (to., •
Wouldrespeetinny announce to hie enstoraers aud the
publietenerally, that ho has removed into his former
, on ,
AVIONIT STREET, OrreSITE , THE l'il'ARKET,
Where he will keep °if hand a select assortmout of
Clock's, Watehes,lewellry, ahd Silverware offal kinds,.
Which he will s611at reasbriable rates. Repairing of
every de ecription promptly a tt end ed to.
. ' J. BIDDLECOMBE,Arairai. STREET
,011ittoh,Dec. 5, 1878; • ."
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11111REE A,PPRENTICES wanted immediately, for
Millinery and Mantle making. Apply to
CRATO, MACWHIRTER 5:, CO.
Clinton, March 18,1880.
Good House for Sale.
MHE beide belonging to the undersigned, on Isaac
A., Street, Clinton, is for sale on moderate terms. -
The house containo seven Mom, and in well built and
in good condition, Large lot, good well, Sco.. For
Particulars apply toll. HALE, Clinton.
A. D. AULENHEAO,
Clinton, March 16,1880.
•
Dissolution of Partnership
XTOTICE le hereby giveu that the partnership here-
-LI tofore orbiting between the undersigned, ea
WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS, in the Town of
Clinton , has thia day been dissolved bymutual consent.
kin. W. SHEPPARD will continue the- Mullins, collect
all accounts due the late firni, and settle the indebted -
one of the saran, •
W. SHEPPA.11D,
T. COOPER.
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WiTnese, US. AllO1111311417,
Clinton, Mareh 17, 1880. •
INSOLVENT ACT OF"11115
.
-And Amending Acts.: •
BOSES 31ASURET,, PLAINTIFY
. . • • vetoes
WILLIAM WAY, DEFENDANT.
IcTTaciEsiEET Ea§ „IsstrEn
srarerniTs1st?•°•33•91.1- '..,921!,11.114ealgnoe•
•
TENDERS
TV" ILL he received by either of the Undereigned, up
.V to the TENTH DAY OF APRIL, next, for the
purchase of that --eligible property, being Lots Noe.
219, 220 and 221 Rattenbury Street- and 250, 260 and
281 Princess Street -in all, one and one-half acres. -
The highest or tiny terithir not neeenerily accepted.
rt not sold en bloc, on or Wore the above date, theY
will be offered, by PUBLIC AUCTION, in pa -reels to
suit purchasere, at I o'clool'
ui 're., on TIJENIkAlr,
AP1tIL,24411., of ubiehlurther notice willbe given
' Ey order of the Committee, -
IL STEVENS,
,• . J. C. STEVENSON.
Clintonydlarch 17,1880.
VALUABLE
IMPROVED EtitINS
FOR SALE CREAP, ON'EASV
TERMS OF "PAYMENT,
. 111 tun
COUNTY OF .1-1-0.-13;O:Nr
Ontario -Loan and••Dibentut g
• LoiiipoN, •
number 172 tionelthfOU: 4th,, in the
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETTa.. 100 acresamore fir len,
60 acres cleaaed, 40.aeree timbered with beech, simple,
.4nd-hemlock. Frame haxn85 x.55. Tbreo good aprings
of water. Also, the north -half of Lot number 20, and
the Mirth half of Lot number 19, •coneeseloir 4th, 100
urn, more or lose, in the TOWNSHIP OF MULLETT
80 lines cleared, 20 soros beeoh, maple, black asb, and
elm. Immo house young orchard, good well,. board
and rail 'fences; eil clay and sand loam. This proper,
tyie in,an excellent lonlity, being only distant.from
the Townlai Clinton 4 miles.
SECOND.--Tbe north:half of The north -half 'of
Lot number .19, conoe,hion 18th, in the TOWNSHIP.
OF .STEPHEN. 25 acres more or1eits,•5 °ern cleared,
20 acres Wild beeehonaple, hemlock and white ash, -
The soil ie a sandy loam, in a good neighborhood, and
Want from Daeliwood. 1 .miles, and tho Village of
lateter, 10 miles.
TIIIR10.-In the 'VILLAGE OF EXETER,
DEICE STORE and dwelling, 21 x 40, two storeys, sit -
nate on Main Street, in the best birthrate !entity in
Exeter. • •
ler terms and eon dit ion a apply. to
'A:SEERY; LAU; Exeter.
HORATIO HALE, Clinton.
614 TO RUIN A.f.ARSONS, Crediton,
W. P. BuLtex,
illinager of the Outtialo Loan as Debenture
lin a oompany,Londou, Ont.
'mew Aniteumemienweemwaweemo
TIIE PENITENT.
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For flie New Era,.
eavlour, gi suppliant I stand lore the celestial gate.;
Eondetuned by my men heart I come, eay not 1 am to
Trembli118 my gulf:Aced soul draw near, anti one tire
joy within;
Feebly I knock,.end fearful oak, that I may enter In.
•
Saviour, to thee I raise my voice, Ana call upon thy
Mule;
Humbled before thy throne I stand, my bead bowed
down with shame ;
Cann thou forgive such guilt as mine, o'erlook such
grievous in
Wean me Cott 1 be pure aeolean,..that I nriy enteolit.
Saviour, in mercy hear nry prayer, whiletears ofsorrow
fall
In penit,ence I come tcdthee, at last I beer thy call;
Satan hath lured ine front thy fOld, and dragged me
down M sin ;
In pity hear my anguished ery ; Oh, let me enter in.
Oh,letree in, that -I- may see thy habitation bright, ,.--
Let me be numbered witlxtbe saved, 91); let ine ace thy
'light-
Centlesvot Shepherds, plead for me, teach me thylore
to -win;
Save me from S,atan's loathsome touch, and kt ma en-
ter
. in,-
•
Tremblfng with joy 1 heard thy CR% Way with (Wry
.711Y.ProcosWereiF41e-to km>, theiliNtilt not east me
out; • . • •
"Come uuto me," ye kindly said, salvation thou eanst
win;
Cast out all leer, believe in me, and thou shalt enter in:
doubt.
_.auao_1421;tms.. :
• Mr: Alfred-Brewerinia• rented his red 101ill
at Seaforth. •
MessrsrMeNaught•di-Dickeon,-of-Seafortii, .
are shipping horses to Dakota.
• Seeforth Catholic church contributes $100
towards the suffering -in Ireland.
' Mr, Lee is abinit to remove his grist mill
froei the Parr Line,: Stanley, to Brimefield.
A Grey debating club has decided that
"dancing has a demoralizing effect onsociety;"
,
Mr, Vennowary has purchased Mr.I.Topeph
Vaners farm, in McKillop,. hear Winthrop,
for $9,,,900.
Mr. Ate. McBride: accidentally slipped into
a pan of boiling salt at Seaforth; and was oat
(led thereby„.. •
Mr.J."Dulliridge, of Osborne, recently found
a grey bird's iiest ie his fields, in which was
five fresh eggs. -c,, „ •
Mr. Thos. Svieet, of Stephen, is poseiesserof
O sew which give birth .to twelve fine' pigs,
on Saturday, last, • • ,
While chopping a few. days since, ,Mr. 11.
„Mowbray, of ;MeXillop, WOB .so nnfortunate'oi
toes. • • , •
-11.terrklic-R0Jfatill,erati--T1omai Church;
•Seatoitli, hair accepted the postorshiji, of _one
Cif the Montreakchurchei,
Mr. -'V. Grieve, of Aleltillop, recently dis.
covered a bee's nest in a tree, from which be
took three wooden pailsful of honey. : -
„ A coivs.-beleoging to Mr. Jes; Pickard, Exe
ter, dropped a calf laat Wednesday night which
when Weighed was found.to bo 140 lbs.
▪ Mr. Whitely, of SeafOrtli, has Sold his trot-
ting stallion Renforth, to C.Davie,. of Lead-
-bury,.who is taking him to Manitoba. '
Since the let of January last, a Seaforth firm
have shipped to the United. States markets
3,780 barrels of green appleg, being about 200
kola•
Mr: Thos. Gainforth has disposed of his
farm ef 112 acres, lot 18, concession 13, Me,
Killop, to Mr. Geo. 13rown, of. Fullerton.
Price $4,525,• •
House •t (Let, •
ON the corner of Maple street, opposite Mr. Zones
Rent moderate. Apply to
^T...COOPE11. "
Cliuton, Fob . 28th,I880.
31.011eY to Lend, • _
-ONGOOD FARM SECUIRTY. rETEEEnal. AT
Eight per cent.
Clfriton Dee. 18 '• .
CHAS. RIDOUT.
'Stray Heifer.
riAzIE into sabecriber'e premien, Lot 15, 12611 eon
Vol Mullett, about the middle of Septentber, a RED
HEIFER, coming 2 years old, with a little white on
body. The owner is hereby notified to prove property,
pity °bargee, and take it away.
MRS. 13. BINGHAM.
Hallett, Feb. 27, 1580. '
-FARM FOR SALE 011 EASY :TERMS.
• —
mtlE enheoriber offers for talo the west half of Let
• Islo.1.9, and. the south halfef Lot Ne. 20; in the
DU con, of Hullett-a100 acres, 60 leared. Situated -
about 6 miles from Olinton, and there are erected
theteon tove loghoilees...For terror, and particulare,
apply to' •
. • :'nipotsr.
Chilton, March 4, 1880.4.
• Co.-Partnersitip'N.otiee:
. -- •
XTCiTIO'll is hereby gtion.that. the undersigned have
IA (littered into co -partnership far the purpose of doing
aGENanAti 'Mum Tmun tinder the etyle and firm of
--aGHEB,TY& GIBBINGS,— •
At the . stand, 77 Rama Etedir, AMIERT &totter.,
Our adiertisement will appear in a few days: • .
• . • CORDE'PT DOHERTY,
IT 10BAS GIERINGS. '-
Clinton, Me.rch 4,1880. • . ,
License. inspector's Notice:
A LLpersons doeiringLicenne, WetherforlIOTELS
ca.or :MORS, in this Riding) Must hate tholrapplios
thane in the hands of the Inopeoter BEFORE THE
FIRST DAY 00 Aviar, VEXT.
. sTEPREN YATtS,
. - Lleensernspeetor Weet Huron,'
,Cioderieb, Dian]) 8, . '
South Hutou Agricultural Society.
TO OWNERS OF STALLIONS,
OWEEnS of Stamens ititeneing to exhibit at the
South Huron Spring Sh0W, to he held it Broca.
nola, On Tumidity, April 18611, 1360 hereby notified that
by8 neat rale of the Society, they are required to make
their entrles with the Se/notary, on or Woo:MONDAY
APRIL 12,84 bO entries for horses will be taken after
that sato.
Entries for Iloilo will be taken until 11. ci'eleek ot the
show eay.'
G. EDWIN OrtESSWEtts Suntory,
Ng:sonatina P.O.
Subcribe PI the Neil Era !
The ttimbers of Egmondville Grange re-
Ceived a cer, load of barley from Napanee,- a
few days ago, for seed. , The grain is of the
six•towed variety. •
Winghain has a billposter. If thc than de-
pends entirely en this for his' living lie will
not make •enough in six Menthe to buy salt
enough to eover_a half dollar.
Mr. Alex.YoUng, Fast Weivanosh, has pur-
chased from Me. D. _McLaughlin,. Brussels,
the thoroughbred hull " Lord Dufferin," for
which he 'paid a good round sum, . • •••
Mr..Allred Nicholson and Joseph Johnston'
cut, on the farm of J. S. bleThinagb, Smith's
11511, four cords of wood in fifty•tive minutes,
cutting the first cord in eleven minutes. . •
, , • • •
Mr. E. G.Simpson, teller in afolson's Bank,•
'Exeter, who has bees- promoted to Ingersoll,
was presented on Wednesday night with a
gold watch ina chAin and a Masonic ring.
Mrs. John Cowan, of *Killen, received a
severe fall one day last week. She was get. --
ting MO a buggy, when the seat .overturned,
and she was thrown violently to the gronnd,
falling on her head. - ' . ' •
,The:deoiding match for -the Gibbons gold*
Medal was played at be.
tween the Goderich land Wroxeter curling
clubs. The medal was presented by Sheriff -
Gibbons, of Goderich; to be playM for by the
Goderich,'Seaforth, Wroxeter and Winghani,
clubs. Wingliani Was beaten by Vtrroxeter
on Monday, Goderieli defeated. Seaforth
Wednesday,•letiving Goclerieh. and Wroxeter
to play off' for the medal.Wroxeter won
on Thursday by five shots. ,
Jas. Billbrick, Of _Stephen, Was sent upto
Goderich in 'last on a charge laid against
him by the Canada COMpany's agent about 18'
Months ago for -stealing bark oft the .Canada
Co's land; and was fined $20 daliatiges and $2
trespass and costs, which he W/L8 bo IIRY in 4
days, Instead. of ;paying it, he left for parts
,unknown;' and rameinecl• away 'until A .few
Months ago. After giving the constables eon -
(Adorable trouble, he was retaken on Thursday
last and committed to , Goderich jail; for Iwo
months hard labor.
' While I.tr. Woodburn, Stli don. Grey, was
attending church on $unday,a tramp broke into
Ilia-11013Se and had a square- meal all to hint.
self. He showed an evident partiality for jot:.
Hee, preserves and suoh like daintiest AS was
indicated by the number of empty dishes he
had scattered about. He also took with him
as a Memento of his visit a'pair of trowSerS,
Some tobacco, and a pair of toelts, Going
down the road a short distance he called at
another hone°, The people' wove at home and
it was noon. He was asked to have dinner,
but made reply that he had'quitole late break.
fast; and "wates't much in the huMor just
then." He then wandered over to tho second
cenoession; forced his way into another house,
made an exploration of it, and among other
things took along with him a pair of new boots.
His explorations are now %Wined to a hone°
in Goderich, wero'he will have a Wide SOO
for adventure.
General News Items.
•,••••,1,7
We regret that the Rev, IL Christopherson,
of Mitchell, continues in very poor health.'
A farmer named McMullen, of Seeley's BAY;
has come to hie death in it suspicious rammer.
The Toronto hardware merchants protest
againet the high duty on the goods eold, by
them.
Paint manufaetarers in Ontario are disaatia.
fled with the N. P., So are a good many
others.
The Princess Louise contradicts the state-
ment that she does not like Canada. Sho
says she loves it.
Monday, Mr, James McGuigan of North
Eilethope, chopped, split and piled fear and
a.half cords of maple wood.
BOC812.t information from the North West an. •
nounees Louie Mel to be at Fort Assirdboine,
in Montana, and Lopine at Fort Benton.
At FOTITIO8a Jacob Weigel, the oldest sod'
of Mr. Joseph Weigel, was thrown out of a
waggon oh Tuesday and died about five minu-
tes after.
• Excluding naticinai secieties, and organiza-
tions in contingent with churches and tradea
unions, there are nearly eighty secret societies,
of one kind or another, in London, Ont.
An Oxford clergyman writes to the Globe to
the effect. that inue.tenths of the people he
h'as talked with about the Donnelly tragedy,
believe William Donnelly to be the murderer.
The Elora Easter -Cattle Fair was held on.
Tudaday, and was well attended:- The cattle
were, of excellent quality, and over 300 head
were sold it from 5Feentis t 51 -Una per`
pound. All were for exportation.
---The'eteek raisers 7of Brititili-Columbia alre
meeting with great-lossas this winter owing to
the heavy fall of snow. Cattle, sheep, and
herpes are dying in large numbersr, and the
total loss is estimated at million dollars.
All the prisoners under arrest in London:,
charged with the murder of the Donnellys,
were committed for trial ,at the Assizes on
Saturday. It is likely that an early applica-
tion will birmade fore change of venue, either
to Hamilton or Toronto.
A Nova Scotia ALP.P. gave notice in the
Legislative .Asserithly on Saturday that, unless
the Dominion Government gives to that Pro.
vince a fair proportion of the fishery award,
he 'will move • a r'esolution• asking that Nova
Retie be separated from the Dominien..•
The Paris Transe*ript is in. hioh glee 'be-
cause that town is clear of debt ai-ul had some
82,600 to start with in 1889 ;together with $1,-
703 for echoed Purposes. It is a record that a
town has reason' to be proud of, and we 110a -
gine fifty in Ontario can show a similar one..
Dominion ParliamentNete
A motion having been made for a detail of
expenses of the Senate, some of the members
of that bodymanifest an unwillinguese for
them to be given,
CcMinister, uckis°tfeKr,dp
eannte°ruensten'teilaP
waitetironthine
u
favor of the removal a the export dnty on
elm logs and elm staves. air Leonard agreed
to the request.
A return. has just 'been laid before the
Howie, showing that from March 1879, to Feb,
1880. 2,128,037 lbs. of tea were imported into
tirahopDoZi.nion, while for the six, months end-
ing 3let of Dec., 73,064,841 lbs, of sugar were
'All who heard Sir Richard Cartwright's
speech on the budget last ,Weclneaday night
admitte,l that- it was the most masterly and
exhaustive criticism onthe fiscal -policy of the:, •
GoVernment that has ever been uttered iii
Parliareent.=Ottowa Free Press.
There is a book issued by, the Departmeift of
Agriculture in circulation in the Old Country,
more thin one-half the book being occupied •
by advertisements; sonieof them- offering-inrdueements to immigranta to settle in Dakota,
California and Minnesota. What _right has
the Canadian Government to advertise Ameri.
can lands?' •
An important announcement by Sir Leonard
Tilley, m reply.to questionby Mr. Farrow,
on Thursday, wa.s thaLarrangements -were
being made for the issue of $150,000 in silver
.geinisgel9f five and tenLeents. denomination.„
The proportion of twenty-five cents in frac-
tional currency now in eirculation arn,ount to '
$43;091,' and in the vaults $172,500i
Last session, when the matter of the print. 4.
ing of the ,Lihrary catalogue was brought up •
in the House or Conirnons, Sir Jahn Macdon.
ald to excuse the matter and. prom's.
'eti that no more than contract mites .would be
charged. From rw•eturn brought -down in
the Public Accounts Committee it would appear
that the Cfliien Printing Company got $1,000
more than contract rates. ' -
The scene in the House oa Monday during
. .
ihe eulogies on the late Mr. Holton was ex-
ceedingly affecting. Hon. Mr. Mackenzie
broke down completely, as did also Mr. Gan%
of Montreal, while Sir ,Telin and Hon, •Mr.
Laiiiier were scarcelyable to restrain their •
feelings. Sir John came down town about
noon to find that norm of .tho flags were up on
the Parliament Buildings, and ordered. that
they be suspended at half mast at onae, • '
Thornton' e livery, at. Thomas, was dainiig--
ed by fire on Monday; Orange hall at Baboay-
goon destroyed, o $20,000 fire at Barrie,; imo
of the seine amohnt at Stratford, whioh or.
ignalted in the rear of-Willianason's dry -goods.
attire and destroyed throe adjoining buildings.
One day last week, a son of Mr. jelin -In-
gram, of Logan, -shot ,in an adjoining buil a
very large white owl. An owl of itself is, per.
haps, no curiosity, but. this one shot by Mr.
Ingram contained a number of ogee, one of
them fully matured and as large asany com..
mon hen's egg.
• Full telepraphic reports, published in tho •
'Chicago Times on Saturday Morning, from
eleven States, shows that wheat is generally
in excellent condition.: The winter has been
a remarkable one, but everything considered,.
not unfavorable. It is estimated that the
ym1c1 will be 00 par cent. greater than'last,
Trouble between capital dia labor are again
becoming very .frequent in the United States,
The iron puddlers in several districts of Penh.
sylvania have struck work, and (Ting to a
dispute between employers .and employees at
the. Steinway pianofactory in New York
thirteen firms of piano makers- looked. mit
their men on iMenday: .•
Mrs. elosattan, who with her husband lives
peer Berlin; and who has been married seven
years, and is now twenty-six Years of age, has
given birth. to twelve children ' during that
time -twice triplets, twice twins and twice
one tit a birth. This woman should IribVeto
some lesspopulons district; where she Would
be appreciated., •
The County Conned of Lennox and Ad"dilig.
ton have been dealing with the affairs of the
ex-Troastlrer. Mr. Hooper did not appear, nor
.submit any stateirtent to the Council; but
two of his sureties paid' the full amount of
their bonds,. $4,000 each, and the third has
*agreed to make good the amount of bond.
The toted amount paid HU account of the:de-
faulting Treasurer is now $22,900.
The subject of tbe possible over -production
of wheat continues te excite a good deal of at-
tention Among those interested in American
- agriculture. A corteepotident of the NewYork
San -does riot think there i8.. much danger to
be apprehended oft this score. The mumber
engaged in. wheat -growing 5» England has de.
°lined from 1,833,295 in 1861 to 1,634;192 in
1871, the,area of load devoted to this purpose
having been eansiderably reduced. The Eng'-
lish Oozette says that the English
farmers- have lost confidence both in their
climate and the'maiket, aiid thinks it pro.
hable that the wheat acreage of 1880 will be
much less than for many previous years. A
_pamphlet hes recently been issued in England'
by Mr. D. Owen, inr,whieh.he takes the ground*
that the British farmer can still compete with
the Americans in 'wheat -miffing: The Duke
of Beaufort, in a reply to this publication, an-
nounces his conclusions as followte--"Olitnite
and 05am:transportation...Iv:land and,Sea, to?,
gether With_ the labor question, on both sides
of the water, make it out Of the power of Eng-
lish agriculturists to compote with growers of
wheat in America"; and our farmers must, turn
their attention more to better did Cheaper
modes of growing beef and. mutton, So as not to
be driven out of that nitirket also by the Anie•
ricer's, • The distance, difficulty,- and expense
of transporting Ivo or dead meat give us an
advantage in that matter which we shall be
wise to improve, rather than waste our time
and capital in trying the imPossible task of
•compoting with them in griming wheat." The
Sures correspondent think e that dialog the
priisent year Europe will take all the wheat
Ameriea has to spare, and that there aro no
reasonable grounds for believing that the Old
Worlkt will be bettor able in the future to 803 -
ply ite own breadstuffs then at present. •
'Inkininitv."-The new power for whiten-
ing theteeth, eWeetening tho breath, and sti-
mulating the mouth. -Tho brightest, neatest,
easist little toilet. gem extant. A* your
druggist for "TEAREAIllf," price 86. coat
Mr. Platt, the tWice. defeated Conservative'
candidate in Centre Romp, is at Ottawa for'
..the.tpurpese-of-olkaining•a-settlementhy Gov-
ernment of certain Wakes he has filed on ad•
-count of tho deterioration Of the water power
attachment to hisMills at Goderich by certain
hargor irnproyements...: It is understojcl, Mat
Mr. Platt, in Common with many other men,
no longer entertains elevated opinions as to.
the benefits of protection and ,the N. P. Mr.
Platt's changing views are explained by the
fact' that ho is largely inte) ested in salt pro.
clachig works' at Godorjh,-6"tobe.
Ang
The immense sato an.tgreat• popnlarity et Green's
Auto* kiowar iu towns and vinages in the
I world haa coirsed-irsiny 'mittr 10 adapt. ,milar
I nrne.noTo°g"U7 Item' 09 at
e f the . tut , s f 'ai ,we r
aneed'in 1868 and kr the euro of I/operate 'Ivor
I Coniplaint. with their effects, snob as Soar t.• dn.
Costiveness, S lek Stomach, Sisk Headache, Indi n.
Palpitation of tbo Heart, vartigo, etca etc; it n. tas
ftiledeaoc mt ...o,nz.k7ri, ,o,tiv 1 elg:c.: ‘o. te;e;a',..Y11,1„, 4r !Liu!, ..,11J
Priee71 eerie; vAmplte. /0 cent.ift •
%The fl.ri7;"-or"7"44there6.44Pags"
eific"..1;y:.sy'train
through frg.m the east in foor, weeks arriyed
on Tuesday at Bisma,k, Dakatti,
The Iowa Legielature has adopted a con-
stitilonaktinienclment prohibiting, the inanu•
feature or sale Of intoxicating liquor . .
A quantity of diamonds,' valued at $375,-
000, which were awaiting shipment . to Eng-
land, have been stolen from the post -office' al
Cape Town, •
• The eldest son of the Cronin Prince of L'rus-
sift wiTioon he.botrothed to the eldest dough.
ter of the date Prince Frederick Of Schleswig-
.Holstein•Sonderborg-Angustenbiirg.
Dennis Kearney, the San 'Franciaco.
agita-
tor, has been sentencetl. to Six moutheinpri-
sdnment and a line of $1,900. llo will probab•
lg appeal to the Supreme Court of California
4 suspension of work hi the Ocusiberland;
West Virgiuia, coal mines has been caused by
a strike of employees of the principal railway ,••
in that region. Ten thousand miners'are thris .
thrown out of employment.
Moore. A. &W. Ogilvie &eoz-Of-Muntliat;-
sold on Monday 5,000 -bushels' oL spring wheat
at $1 per bueliel iir'store• at West Lynn,' on
the western side of Red River,
Manitoba, the
wheat was .grown from Black Sea seed, and
wassold far Milling purposes in Minnesota.
A rich rhan is never ugly in the eyes ora. poor girl
But a pallid countenance,,weak neaves, dry skin, dint
eyes, are Mainly° in thO sight of an, beeline° they telt
of dissipation, overdndulgence, excleama. To remedi .„ •
these defect,
s nee Vidor/. nuehu and,Uva Visi, the groat
naedicine,fo..rdi.semess of the kideeye, ;oar sale by
8021, proprieloya. .
all dealers tit $1. per bottle. Milburn, nentleytt Pear-
.
NOT 80. • . •
" Tt is am one 'the most sivago and debased
tribes only that the (quid Wetland comfort of the
horse hale ha, t. "' •,•-ototi,”but we helMve there,
am many hi civilized countries who are guilt3i, of
the sum, nott1/10, :Ad without the axons° or tho
DNA,' ' ma' yavall thetas Weshe use
01um , Leh has dOno more an a ything
else horotofor6 known to improve the -
and relieve the suffering of the horse. • Those
who,will not Wien will bp the losers, their horses
t110 stifforas tO'avoid both Use 'IlDarloy's Coo.
dltiOn POwders and Arabian ItoaY0 Remedy,"
and yen Will be satisfied With the resit% Ito-
monther the name, and see thatthe signature of
Hurd Ss CO. is on each package. Wortnroty& ts,
man, Toronto, Ont., proprietors for Canada. Sold
by -all -medicine dealer& ' •
SP‘RING SHOWS.
Hallett and Morris 13rancli, at Londelibere
:on the Oth of April. .
Flibbert branoh,,at Staffs, 6.0 the 11311z of,
April. ,
(hey branch, at Brussels, on, the MI of
April. . . •
Bast linronk at Wroxeter, on the "Stri Of
April. • ,
South Huron; at Brticetielc1; on the iSth of
Aptil. •
West Riding at at Snlith'ejtill, on the 15th
of April.