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ores. to Rent
THREE STORES
'NOV'. it MAIM08 ereetion in the thriving gold .bgainese
TO10. 0 F CLINTON.
• sit.4.4 en the jauction of the Grand Trunk and
s London. Huron and Bruce Itailwaire, on the corner of
TRH BEST BUSINESS STURM IN THE TOWN)
where a tiUMOsful laueinees has been carried on fOr
, years.
NO. 1. ,STORE 105 x21, t
O... stroAE. '92ac 21. '
Q. 3 STORE yr 21,
• Stone cellars the whele aize Of the building. Sterol
o be completed about the Zs t of Mitember, For
further particulars apply to
WILLIAU COATS,
Raton,. Juae M 1881.
grofetiotonal. and etitcr gartlo
ONEY TO LENT) IN LARGE OR SMALL
Au- mune on good.mortgage security, moderate ratea
el interest. 11. I11l, Clinton.
'A LIST OF LANDS IN HURON i'olt SALE RY
.11. the Canada (fompany, may be seen Ot the Milo° of
the nndersigned. II. HALE, Clinton.
1111" RS. 'WHITT, TE4CHER'00MUSXO. PUPILS
a 1W1. attended at their ewn residenee,if necessary. Re-
eidenee Orange [Arcot, near the Huion. Road, Clinton.
1-1 DOWSI.EY, IL D., 31.•11. ENGLAND
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-kJ Physician, Surgeqn, ()Mee anti reaidenee
neat Molson's Baukamarket squeze Clinton.
-n aPPLBTON.-OFFICE-saT RESIDENCE
1.1' on °Mario etreet, Clinton, oPposite the English
Manroh. Entrance by side gate. •
OTOTING, M. B., (GRADUATE OF TORONTO
, University,) Physician, Surgeon, do.,, residence at
Jar. Manning's, three doors east of the Temperance
Hall, Londosboro, Ont.
' flR.REEV33.-OFFICIE, RASTENDURY STREET,
X./immediately north of Ransford's book storm Rost.
dense, opposite the Temperance Dail, ,Iluron Street,
Clinton. Moe hours from 8 a.m. to Opart.
Ira& STANBURY, GRADUATE OF THE MEDI-
A -Fedi Dcipartment of Victoria University, Toronto,for-
Poorly. of Ile Hospitals and Dispensaries, New York,
Coroner for the County of Huron, Bayfteld, Ont.
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MMARRIAGE LICENSES AND Ol3RTIFIOATES.
Apply at the Beaver Blotik,or at the residence of the
siihseriber, near the Xiandon, Huron I 33ruce Railway,
7AFES SCOTT, iselec ot Marriage Licencres. Clinton.
TVs ...' W. ILLIAMS, B. A..,,,Ma•Bal-GRADITATE OF
dik
.1.1b•Tor Unieersiti; moiler, othe College of Phy-
detail Elikrgeons, Ont. ..p Fa% .71E8IDSN0M the
housaTformerly oecupied by Dr. Reeve, Albert street
Clinton. . .
,.
A R. MANNING, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, SOLI-
-ca.. aria - N-CHIMMErtr, COTIVOyalleer, dm., Beaver
111°4. on trove All business promptly attended
to./ Moe • lit.gs.m. to 6 p.m. -ct,...
At 111, WW1 s' Hotel, Rise jk, °Very Saturday.
4
4.0... 4ROIVP.HINGTONE-PliqtaigP, -SURG-EON
1.1Aepencitenr,Licentiate of the CcOloge ofrhysician:
and Sureeps of Lower Canada, and Provineial Li eon
Nate ancrecironorf or theCountyol Haan. OMecand,
reeideneea-Tho building formerly (mended by Mr.
Thwaites, Huron street.
C1 ilinton,Jan. 0,18.71.. . 1 •
tn. atig 41G.H T , S IMO E 0 N DENTIST,.
he Royal College of Dental
r$geons'ofjJatario, has opened rooms in
the 'Maori 1 ck, Ai ert 13treeL.Mintolta where 'hi
will conetantre in at endanee and prepared to per-,
form every op tion eonneotedwith Dentistry, Teeth
extracted, or filled with gold, amalgam, or other filling
material. artificial teeth inserted from one to a
full set.
EDWIN K!E14J.D S9
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FroM the office of Trotter dc Caesar,leading; fientists
011 Toronto. *Second, Honor Graduate Royal College
Dental Surgeons.
OFFICE, BEAVSR BLOCK, CLINTON, ovan Foram
•.&
SON'S ..Tzwzbusar STORE.. E •
THE MOLSONS BANK
'VOL. 17, NO. SO.
TERMS $1•60 Per Anputo,
.1
CLINTON,
ONT., THURSP.A,Y, SEPT. 29,. 1881.
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1 ' *4 IXOLIKES. de SON
Pulb1iiiherS0
Notice
TS hereby given that the undersigned will palm re-
oponeible for any debt e contracted in hie nmnii, after
this date,without his written order.
' ROBERT PNA.000N, Crouton,
Tuckersmith, Sept. 15,1881, *4
RE - OPENE
GEO. DIEFIL
few akattertitionntO.
Stray Cattle. '
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TRAYED from subscriber's premises, about, the let
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Heifers -one red, the ether two red and white ; 5 year -
1
• lings-1 heifer red and whitea and 4 red ateers. AD are
branded on Om horn with the letters R. D. Any one
1 giving stich information as will lead to their recovery,
will bo suitably rewarded.
38 CHAS. DISNEY, Helmeaville.
*0f .1u 1y 8 heado fCattle being 8 two -y
ear old
Having his building repaired has now opened out quill
as usual. Owing to a change soon to bo made in the
bud:lees, he is going to sell the Joreseut stock
oilat cost, oxidating of
'Parlor- and -.Bedroom Suits, Extension and
Centre. Tables, Sideboards, Cupboards,
Stands, Eounges,Bedsteads, Mattress
.and Sprtngs all styles.
All of which is of the best seasoned material and work-.
mauship, ond warranted to give matisfaetion; The
allele must be cield, by the 1st of Oetober.
4GrieCia 131(.1.411.,
CABINEIP MAKfl, AND 17PHO1STERItits
No. 13)5, VICTORIA ST., CLINTON.
raa..4.1! partlea indebted to me are requeateK to settle
beforo that date.
Incorporated by Act of Parliament,1855.
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cAPITAL - $2,000,0'00,
Head Office, •• M�itrea1.
THOMAS WORKMA7.4): -President.
J. H. It. A:OLSON, ..... • .„
F. WOLFERS TA N THOMAS, General MaIlager:
Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American gramme
• bought and sold at ,lowest
current rettes.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSi 314
• 31. LOUGH, rif ant • „
Feb. 17, 1881. ( Mon.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
nA.41,1. E S TAW 2M,
' IN LONDESBORO.
TRIe Epurnedme
er4ireodn will sell by .Publie Auetion
n, e
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER fint,' 1881,
That property, in the 'Village of Londesboro, known as
Park Lot No. 13, in Whenham's Survey, containing
nearly three.quaiters of an acre of land, situate to the
tear of Dr. Rose's residence, Terms of above Made
known on day of sale.
▪ Twenty -live acres of land, being composed of
thewest-half of Lot No, 24, in the 11th eon. of Millen,
'Attica° south of the L., 11. & 11. Railway. On this
property there is a good frame home, ana the usual
conveniences, hard and soft water, and good frame
barn ahd stable, the whole well fenced. Will he sold
subject to mortgage.
SALE AT TWO O'CLOCK, P, Id.
TERMS -$100 on day of sale ; $509 within one week ;
and the balance in equal animal payments, to suit put,
chaaer, with interest
JAS. HOWSON, Auct: W. T. HOLMES, Prop
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1100111.
▪ LOT ...OF ITIINITURE-
bo i1doheap.•:for......tak..for.:30.1148...''
Receiving, A LOT OF NEW FURNITURE, and More
sowing, besidee our own Manufactuam
.GIVE ME A CIALL,.
Befeky'S 'Otti ∧ lately °coupled by. Slop;
pard tk. Cooper, Albert Clinton.
' TilOS, STEVENSON.
MONEY. TO LEND
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'For Any :length :of time. aid terms to
snit borrowers. • • '
'• . LOWEST INTERESY':
,Aoun.N of any antonnt- and upon any ter•ins,
.negOtiated at lOwest reyes.
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TISpiALL.,& G.,414
B A N.K•E R S
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON, oNT,
friRANSACT A GENERAL BANRINOBUSINESS.
A. money advanced on Mortgages ana Naos athlete
'Drafts issued payable at par, at all the allies of the
' Merchant's Bank of Canada. Now York exchange
bought and sold. l'BOVIPT ATTENTION PAID TO Oor.-
LnOT/ONS throughout Cane.da and the United States.
SALE NOTES MOST ne eloge raies, and money
advanced to farmers on their own notes, 1 or anylength
ortimo to snit the borrower. A1l Marketable scent'.
ties bought and sold.
Bananne IN Nnw YORK: AGENTS OP VIZ '
MisitOiraNr'a Hags ov 47aN.tn,t, --
11sTTEIMST A 1,1,0114D. 0..r1 .j?EPO al TS
A. JOHNSTON, J. P. TISDALL. T. A. GALE,
' Stfathroy. • Clio ton. Elora.
PENTLAND TISDALL, Manager.
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Johaston, Dale - a Tiola11,- Banhors, Elora,
A. JOHNSTON, " '2.4, GALE, I..P, TISDALL;
Strathroy. Elot•a.
Clinton.
T. A. GALE, Manager.
. . .
- Correspondents in Canada, The Bank of Montreal
and all their agenties. In Now York, Ss/a Watson
• and A. Lang, 59 eind 61 wall Street,
GRAPHITE
WHEAT°
Sayes 011, Stettin
RACEWS,
iRON AND HARDWARE MERCHANT,
• CLINTON.
Ha. LIVIANNINGs
ATTOILVEY A:Arp $014101t0B,
BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON. •
=really getoilicf; TEA, CO'n-
• you, for 40. cent§ per pound .
Inlrolored PURE EYSO.N, at 45
ciente per poun , .
Very infOriox gradea, swe4ings, etas Of Tea, have
been advertised befero now as low as 88 e. par pound
but comb Table ae the above has never before this
been offered in Clinton. • •
Tho choapost To; i; Cliht;a is. to bo.found at
JOHN OUNINAHAIdE'S:.9
kaatliargiasiartalitra
Stray Steer.
rid3118 into the premises of MRS. SNOWDEN, San-
t -1
ble line, Stanley, about July last, a Red and
White Yearling Steer. The owner to prove property,
pay charges, and take hint away, ,or he will be sold as
the law directs.
Stanley, Sept. 29, 1881.
woagyo
Stray Steer.
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asornstaisn from the premiseof the subseribea, near
Clinton, about the middle of July last, a, spotted
roan yearling Steer, Any one giving such -Information
as will Med Wits recovery will be suitably rewarned.
38 "• A. MAY Goderich township.
Tb,e IVIichigan • Sufferers.
AaiNNTING for nits purpose of rendering adto
the sufferers by the atiehigan fires, win be hold
AT BELL'S HALL, LONDESBORO,
On SATURDAY. OCT.. lOth, at 2 o'clock p.m.
A full attendance is requested,
JOHN licklILLAN, Reeve of Mullett.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK.
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TIIEsubscriber will sell by Publio Auction, at
SUMMERHILL, BASE LINE, (WARRIOR T'1",
ON MONDAY, rOCT, Sid, 1881, .
At one o'cloc1 . p.m" a quantity of Farm Stock and Im-
plements, comprising horsoo, cattle, sheep, waggons, '
reaper, harness, de. 18 months' credit on amounts
. over 85.
MORISH, Proprietor. JIOWSON, AlletiOneer.
Edam
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Wishes tolnforin the inhabitants of Clinton -end vie"-
. ..nity that. 88 18 propare.d to do all kin& of •, ,
ROOT $z 5110E
01 .
H. BEACOM
Shoe Making rRepairing
• On.the shorten paetible notice. •
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Best-"Canastien Rip and Calf;.. a $3 to '$3.17)0.
Best Frenbh Kip and Calf Boots, 450.
air Call and get other prices. .
PLAOF-BUSINESS; - •--- •
APPUNT0.ASTLE4i 0LD-STAND.-
13-11-atois Sept. "
Farm to Rent
THE, SIXTH' 'CONCESSION OP.
9113.0111es front Clinton. Apply to
DE. REEVE, Clagros,
House Wanted. •
WANTED TO RENT '; a condEithle.dwelling house
containing seven to eight rooms., APply at this'
EDITORIAL NOES.
Some one sake the Globe "Which ie the best
Coniervative paper I" all4 gets the answer
"There is no bed; they are 41 it bad Jot."
That's a pretty direct answer, howeveenttiell
any one may difi'er with it.
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es sea s
TheAliddlesex Grand jury have threttn
out the bMs for manslaughter against Capt.
Rankin and Superintendent Parish, of the
ill•fated 'Victoria, which sank in the Them
on Queen's Birthday last. There are a good
many people who are grad to publicly aus-
tabs their gonscientious cenyietions, and the
Middlesex jury appear to belong te this «lass
Ministerial • papers always intiraate that
'the Globe should mind the affairs of its own
party, whenever it refera to `the health or ap-
pearance of any of the Dominion Ministers,
fel they are continually drawing compatisone
between the appearance and popularity of
Mr. Blake and Mr. Matikette., conservative
editors never care for en epplica'tion of .`ivhat
is sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander."
"to. 4....
Hon. IV O'Connor, Postrnaster•Generel,
was sued at .Tofonto, on Saturday, .by a Miss
Larkin, whose father had advanced money to'
assist 'Mr. O'Connor to qualify as a member
of parliament, and which bad not been fully
.repaid. The jury, however; failed to agree,
eleven ,being for the' fair plaintiff, and -one
against. A man with a salary of $8,000
year, exclusive of other earnings, who does
net pay' his debts, is a pretty mean kind of g"
man.
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• House :to .Let.
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TBAT conveniently situated lionae 011 Abe (.01118.1Huron and Orange Streeta. ' Rent reasonable. For
nitrticidars apply to . , • .
MRS. .MOUNTCASTLE, Spencer atreet.:
Caution.
ELULLETT,
But TsnesitiNa.-A few days stnee IVIr. A.
Robertion thrashed for Mr. IL Marian 400
bushels of wheat in three hours and a:half,
john Efeatley was the feeder. Who out ems!
it ? •
. • PUBLIC MEETING.-The•Roeve has called
sjeublio meeting of the ratepayers of Hullet
to render assistance to the Miehigen atifferera.
The meeting will be held. in Bell' Hall,
Londesboro, on the 15th Qat.. at 2 p.m.
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STANLEY.
e, Reeve has veiled a public meeting, at
na, for the 5 th of October, to devise means
.for granting aid to the Ivliohigan sufferers.
V4, k Soan..-The farm of Mr, D. Callan.
,a,As.sa.
der, .o the 2nd eon, of Stanley, was sold at
o °ton o Wednesday last for the Bunt of 85.,-
, , t .Baird was the purchaser, The
farm oontained 100 aoree. Mr. Callender
loses about $000 awl two year's interest, by
the sale. 4
• We are pleased to see that Fudges are awak-
ening to the necessity of passing more•ficivere
eentenoes then have hitherta beencustomary,
upon certain classes 'ef criminals. On Friday
Mr....Indict) 'Burton, at the 'London Assizes;
sentenced- b mad . who had, -while drunk,.
•Wotinded-sariethetts with, aspiatql,ato _twelve%
.inonths, hard labor in . the. eounty On
the shale day jaw; Mackenzie, . at the York
.Sessions, ieatenced One Man to three yearein
the • penitentiary, for Wounding his brother
with a PistelS'iinaltWecitliere to ±hree nionthe'
uo the claattagl Prion -mid two . years in the
penitentiarttAbspectivelSa' for stabbing with
intent to do bodily injury. • These aro sens „ 'MORELS.
'tends that will: meet with the nitite11. tit ES
italsof . . 1
S..4--X110YOURIgfiSt eon of Mr 1' Arm
the Oder:loving portion othe -
aainpuntay.. •strong• is :vat very, low With typhoid fever.
f
The ..reet Of the family rtie, about 41. right.
'Men who drew pistols or kniyes on thoie as.
gooietes, PO matter Whether paleithe influ.
erice".of limier or white 111 18 passiontteleterves
to be severelY•ptinished therefor., •
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theSyladleate alasela:e7ntrol o .the ea. rrying
Tao .0overpment iteena determined. ti give
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trade of the northweat, and the idea which
liitt 'protrtailed for Some tithe; namely, that
certain nienthers of the Government were also
Principals in the Synclicates„eppears to be
sustained by their Sotien.s. Skfo.andgerii 'of
the.South:westerri Pailwoy,ki!ezia. a,%litipiat the
country -requires morethee one' outlet; have
. .
headtituthilig feiaitard the igetk conneotioa
withtheir line, bet new ,eoatea'se•repert that
the government intendeto withdraw the pro
Mind land grant. teibi. Soutlisrestarn, mid
will ajso forbid thefe.cresSing the inters
national boundery, Which, if done will effee-
testily shut 'out coulpotition. 'Chis te. be•
One ip the interest of the .Sindieate, . who
eaddeittly itave.: the .Gotterinnerit-illit tight
place. The Poittile of the Northwest, whose,
hope ie for ratlivay CoMpetiticins feel verY:bit-
ter ,over the'turdeffairs.have taken; .and :are
.not likely te forget: it. But what aiaust :be
said: of the people of this. PectvieceWho con-
done such Monstroutilyoutrageous proceetlings.
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The Signa1. of last. week %emits.: its eemiS
annual ery for increased railway accommoda-
tion, and declares; amid A ,shower of tears,.
A`u perns sofonnd trespassing on lois 55:1084(1 34,
:MI Cum Of Manley, elating down timber,. or tufa
• Oat tiniber away therefrom, Will be proaemited oecord--.
Ing•to law. . • • . . -
Stanley; Sept 15.a. • IV.M. PEARSON,
STORE TO RENT.
STORE TO RENT., now:in the couise croctconi
IN THE TIMIVING TOVIN.011 CLINTONi Eta
'Pouted. to he completed ip ahent three months, :
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SIZE 85 BY..20 FEET.
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Joirx AcKsoN: .
For Sale,
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LOT 27, on 1.4, Townahip of Mullett, 138 acres--
•en gravel road, 10 mfies from Clinton; antbone front
Blyth-, this place hasbeen recentlyy cleared, fenced
and new holdings erected thereon, and the soil good,
well watered by spring creek and would make a good
atock and wheat farm. Liberal tants &en: Apply
to • . W. W.- FAHRAN, Clinton. .,
Clinton, Sept. -21, 1881.
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GO.DEDICII TOWNSIIIP.
Sittresherisera -commencing ;to complain -pi
dark nights. Bowel* of breaking the third
commandment. •
The tall wheatis looking more as if it would
be headed out heforovinter if the warm wea.
titer continues, .
Ur, J. C. Smith has been re-engaged far
182by the trustees of S. 8, No.11. That is
right, always keep a good nian when you have
People are enthnslastio in pronouncing the
"Faho held in Clinton, a success. They are
right. Clinton is becoming a live town. At
one time the place was noted tor its slowgoing
fogyism, now it has awakened out of its tor-
por and is making the best of it's advantages.
Is not this owing to the energy of some of
your young business men who bieve• taken the
place of the older VIOL' • •
HOLIVIESY1LLE.,
Catutien Deineamtoti.--The opening set -
vices of the new Bible' Christian church heree
on Sunday last, were well attended by large-
eengregations, too large to get into the church,
and were seasons of great spiritual power and
edification. The tea melding, on Monday,
was a great success, ancl the platform services
were seasons of interest and profit, financially
and spiritually. The church has been pro-
snouneed -the prettiestsSathesProvinies(large-
towns and cities excepted).. Its total cost is
about $2,100. The whole amount is pledged
..and Zion is declared to be free. The services -
are .to be continued on Sunday next, when
Rev:, W. Qittinscellitt .VRIS0..fP_Pit Will PI:86011
inoroing and everting, and Rev. W. Hooper ,
in the afternoon
will be givennext week.
Stray Sheep„
(,;ITRAVED' from tlie premises. of the stibseriber, Lot
10 34 Bayfield Con? Godericb VI), 5 Ewes, 1 lienrand
Lamlis ; the lamb s tails Were not docked; and they
all had a tar mark across the sheulder. • Any informa-
tion that will lead tothew reeoverysitin be suitably
're yarded. , • ..
(lethal& tasSapt. as.. ,2 ' PETER PERDUE.
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M. T. ;anclerson is now on a.visit to the
aisdniVeet, he intends taking up laud if the,
country etas him. We wish lihn a safe end
pleasant trip. • •• •
OP ALL, itiNi/§..aT: ' that the businesis cif Ooderielt sufferiag,
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18 • • Ik • woefully Sufferinrn
g, because of the'eagre ac•
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.425 Li I INT rir Co IN oemmodationfurniehed the very 'enterprising,
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. Stray Heifer.tr- -4•
wide aWake and eitTeedingly energetie people
,
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FORNITORE & SP.RINO BEO FACTORY
&fir Lumber alwaya When In Michangefor goeila.
-W.; B. CRICH & CO.,
VtICISL" 01E1 IA. • tisk., CL1N179N:.•
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Go to COOPER'S
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Into the 1rcinise4 61 184,.. ambscriber; Let 28,-.
488 Cots; East Wawanosh, about tlio n,kidIoM Au-
gust, a yeraling red Helfer, having a littlewhite on the.
belly, •. The owner Is hereby 'notified to prove properly,
limy charges, and fake it a way. • . • •
• • . • DARKS'.
WOO 000 TO
agency.
of that gb.alieed town hy the G. T. 11. It is
no donbt very desireablo to have all the rail
faailitios possible, net', further, if additional
faeiltiss aro neceasary to a place or section of
country, there will always be found some way
AT 6' other . knows what advantage anather line of railway PER CE149'.3 Cooke lower, than Italy of Dili6tui.ng the same' but Pudgess only
LICENSES.
gansisBonenT Asia SW'S)would be to Ooderieli. Any • one aoquainted
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ICAINOING. with the fedi' know perfectly well that for
aostattserateitn FOB:PARING
JAIIIES 1111.APPIIWAI
nearly eine months in the year, their present
• Dosteternote. aceonimadation is more' than adequate, and
HURON ITEMS,
Goilerich eendB POO to the Michigan/ant.
Were.
General Luard, after inepeothig the .I3S4
Batadion last week, comphosented. the Uleia
on their appearance).
Samuel Ddadill, of the 18th cone of Howl*.
fell out of his waggon last week,' eustaining
injuries from tvhiah he died,
Mr. K 0, Cameron, of Goderioh, will con-
duct the Croatia buemess at Stratford antl,
Hamilton ,during the coming assizes.
The Goderich mare Lucy took eecona
money at Fleetwood Park, There were eight
horses started,.and the time was 2,19.
John nohow threshed. 1,056 bushels of
grip on the farm of Thos. Miller, 8t18 con.,
Morris, in six home, with bia Steamer.
John Beach, well knewn in Howick, and
brotheain-law of A/rest/eats' Perkine, of Gots.
rie, was aceidently killed ta an iron mill in
Michigan late/y,
Last week robbers stole a gold watch from
the residence of Iramlio, Exeter, and a gold
watch and phain, and $70 from the residence
of Mr. W. llawkshaw.
Tlabarn of Mr. Ils'man Tyernian of lot 19,
Melt:Mop, was enthnly consorted lIrfire on
Tuesday evening, with content. . Insured
for .59,. . Loss estimated at about $3.000.
The eau e of the fire is attributed to the wotk
of an incendiary,
Sir Riebard Coatwright, 'AL 0. Catnercin,
Q. 0,, M. I', of Goderieh, end other dietin-
guished Reformers will address a politioal
meeting iu Lueknow, ons Thersday Ootober
13th, at 1 o'clock eau. Maetinge will aubse•
fluently be held at Plaees in Eaton. •
Mrs. Brewer, ait.old woman ,of 81 years,
who residea in flarputhey, fell into the oellar
and•broke ber left thigh bone a short distance
above the knee: The broken bone has been
linst, but at her advanced age it is not thought
likely union will take place:
'allt ;SLAKE, AND TRE SURPLUS.
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At the North York Reform demonstration at
Richmond Hill, last week, Hon, Ma, Blake
spoke as gallows about the surplue:-
'
If this earplug had been dug out of the
.grouucl or fished out of the lake or made by
Ministers working over time, some credit
would be due to them but it was simply ex-
tracted from tbe pockets of the people, and
even he, simple as he Was-(laughter)---eould
do the seine thing if they gave him power to
increase the. taxation. When the call was
made for reduced taxation the FinanceMin-
ister answered that everybody would feel well
if there was a surplus in tlie treasury. So
they would if it represented' a profit, but the' .
people were best able to take ears of ;Slott own
money, and there was 720 reason of taking it,
away from them. But these nien said, ."Phere -
is a differeabe between you and us," and when
asked what the difference was the answer
made was, "Well. we have the money, and
you havn't it." Still it was not VI the advan-
tage of the peoPla to have the inoney in the -
-henditnftheiteervantictlurgoverementirather-----.--
than in their own pockets. Public Servants
were apt to be extravagant. Great pressure' .
was brought gime them to maga them so, ands
if they had money in hand, rootlets were
made -from every -quarter to befavored with
_senne-expendi tares,which-request it was ex-
cecdingly
hard to to deny: The ,G-overnment '
was apt to cut He coat according to its. cloth, ,
and however much clothh might be given out
of which to etit•the publiccoat, it was quite '
certain that none Of the elOth would go back
to the public. (Cheers and laughter.) What
*gist becoin,e of the money.itswas "perfeetly
certain that it was' goue, and .that sa far as
the .people individually were •conoorned it .
wouldnever return. s • , They said,
the peopte felt well' under the taxatiets , but
soon they would be asking the suffrages of the
peopleon the ground that they hai. reduced: ..•
the takes, as of mutate:they mulct afford to re-
duce them atter reisiug theta to sooh,aa an -
combinable rate'. -Ratites placed' a hOtivy
bnrdeu urn the people, they prettied to take' .
'off a portion of the burden • and.then •appeal
to their gratitude to retura theltiver by giv-
ing them another lease of poiver,
PansoxitS-Miss May Hood, of Detroit', is
new paying her friends here a 'short •visit,
s •
tasiestones---Sties Maggie Hannah has been .
re-engaged in 19.8. No. 3, for 1882, at a salary
of $300. We hope her success.
tinearions and their Answeke,
• CoDaruNnaArlID.
A pupil in a school hot a long distance
from Clinton, was asked by the -teacher for a
definition of . feathers. Hearken to the an-
swer, oh ye wise; the answer Wigs "feathers.
are' the ends of birds."• 1.
The lesson in geography was proadcling fa-.
vorably, when. the teacher was surprised by
an answer to a question. He had asked of o
Smart looking little „061r1, "What nationality
'_of ;white people are in majority la Brazil?
11Negroes" was the reply. • . • .
A still more startling reyeletion'waa mede
the other day, by a boy writing shott• com-
position. In it he stated that " Wellingt9n
tvas the father of Queenirietoria." •
--Would' tome' sof your
answer this question, "What age 'the climate -
pitons of Helgoland?"
for oven the reniaining threo-montlitt, therater
CHEAP GROCERIES: Notice, to: Debtors. nothing very groat 'done, Main with the tirriv-
NOTICE iS liereby g•iven, that all patties indebted to id of grain, etc:, by boat. The Signal. says
- Crockery, Glasswar,e, .1qj mttolifordoeresigneti, must my theienecouhte before the
ei b r next, otherwele they will ho Vaegit in
Oatmeal and Cornmeal alwols lank ITENIty PLiT51.
rotty's oolohratoi ;neigh Droahlaot lams,
Loki' Clear Bacon, Sugar Cured ikons,
And NO. .1,41?D,
At price.; winch ,.,,,,.fbe beaten in town.
S I
House for a e.
. .
, - — fl-
VELLING Hm
oo for sale,n MaryoStreot,.Clinton.
Nine rooms, hard 8011 3088 water, .one-quartor ot
, an nem of groom'. Price low. letans to suit pur.
rhaser, A.,pply to S. a HEWES, Guelph, or this ndighorhood raise what would be suf.
PAItitAX.- I
. 1.014trEslaciito..
Tun Catamanv.-The parties appointed to
Oinvasa for stook, for the proposed -creamery
at Londesboro, met tit that place on Monday
eveningswhen it wasiound that about $1,200
Was signed for, and the enliveners felt certain
.that the full amount, $2,000, would be taken
sufficiently early tocommence operations next
'spring, se that now its establishment ia no
longer prebleeriatio. Its location was not
decided:upon; as other property besides the.
old cheese factory, was offered to the comniit•
tee. • It ie to bo hoped a. good and active
working directorate will be appointed, so as
to bring out all the benefieial effects of this
enterprise, end thffn we will, oo deubt, see
several ethers spring up in different scalene
of the country.
• '
IP, McLaren, cif Clinton, iliejollt; hotel
keeper of -that place, Wag in the comity town.
last Thursday looking as hearty as though he
•had been residing in the " hub" .all eumnier,
News?- itio he WS been.] '
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
. The remains sat the late 'President of the
United States were on Monday,laid away la •-• '
theafaialt :Trope:red- for them in Lakeview, .
Ceinetery, with all the honora befitting the
mournful occasion. The obsequies were,oh a •
grander scale then any American, not keep-
ing even -the martyred Lincoln, has .before
been honored with, and yet the grief quid the .
sense of lots left by the •nation seem to have
found no adequate expression.' In the States,
111 Cenacla,in Britain, in aearly every country .
of Europe the day was marked by 0 general
suspension of businesisadchhandreds of then-
sandi-attended -theepeoial Immortal servioes •
held la the dead Man's honer, • The Prods
dent's widow•and wither seemed to beat up
well under their heavy ail -notion. • '
'
The Montreal dry geode importers, a
most idfluential class of men, have' ape -
pointed a, committee to ask the ..Finance
Miniater for changes in the tariff or its
working, that it may not, exasperate those
who have the misfortune to work .direetly
under- it. , •
•
•
The Provincial Exhibitition, always it
grand SUCCffl8B ,wben its held. la Landon, •
surpasses all preceding ones this year 'in
eery respect. The entries were more
numerous, and of a superior class, and. the
ettendahee of 'visitore isms much greaten •
than formerly. The Band Tournament, in
connection with the Exhibition, was of • ,
such charm:tor. as to arorise, the highest
.enthusitiant the pailptet The Ladies'
Band front Caro,' Alichigau, drew a velar'
large broted to witness their perfOrmance:
Tho 7th, of London, took precedence of •
all other Intacla. The Dog Show Was _also
I very largely Mate) dol.
Major Cooke, john Pharis and wife, Airs. '
aslia smith etat elsga, and mrs, makslin ..111 the Presidents Who !mare died iit of-
AlcQaarrie and sik children, aud others, lef flee haste died in theileetarTywplagetoenfixthseiixr
for the northwest on Wednesday morning. . term. General Gar
IL II. Smith left yesterday morning months_ and fifteen days in the choir.
AVhere,lie will open out a tailoring Gen. Taylor lived sixteen Months after his
business. Mr. C. Sliglat for many years man- inauguration, leaving two-thirds of the
terin to he filled by, Ma. Fillmore, Abra-
ham Lincoln was assassinated one mouth.
and eleven days after his second inaugiltras
tion, and Andrew .Tackson therefore held. •
the office three yearS, ten rnon%s and
half. . Gen. Harrison's term Of power was
the briefest ef all. He' died jtist month.
after his iftaagitration day. Tyler waS-
three years and eleven moritha in ofilee.
•
"there is a ecareity Of ears." So there is eger of Alr. Smith's heftiness here, goes elong
her;, just at title oason, witlt two lilies of 1 to take Charge of the 'Winnipeg houso.
rail, and. it is quite 'probe,* that should over I ' God -bless Victoria, Britain's noble Omen,
Goderieh have a second, widish is exceedingly . for her rom t a t
p p an tende words of sympathy
to Mrs. Garfield. They were heartfelt words,
doubtful, the same treuble would be experi• and American hearts appreciate them,acilevd•
eneed, 'Phe London Free Prose, for the sake I land Leader,
or;policy,, suggests that the municipalities in •
Good progress is being Made With the
HIS 60 C. TEA A SPECIALTY MANITOB
• SOLE AGENT POE
Dobbins' ELECTRIC SOAP,
,..hisT RECEIVED". A LOT, 010„,„,,' ,
GEM FRUIT JARS.
("ASTI-FOB EGOS,
TROINIAS COOPE11,
AtaaBlIT STREET, alaNTON,
ficient to construct it branelt line direct from
A. hero to Godoricb, to connect with the G. W'
O. W. 11. R. XCURSIONS. 11. A211,Ahe idea it grand Ono, perfectly
E
SEPT. 28 and OOT. 19.
Spealai Frtlglit 'Train in minute° ot eitet, natty. 411•
• • ply teeny W %nava. ' •
T, rillEENWAY, Centralia,
Or to WILL I. WHITE, rouiress Agent, Exetot. •
,
Ictiv AN» Ittenniu,ny,,-Thet Most exquisite
little toilet gen) extant for the teeth and breath.
fa " Samiae 5 cents.
Pn.
stiblime-(subliinely ridiculous) and it"would
only require at lead $250,060" to catty it
"Goderiela" we are informed by the same
paper, "would be willing to aid the Scheme
substantially." We ehould think it should, -
Any scheme, no matter how illusionary', thet
would lift the people of Goderich out of the
slough of despair" would be heartily wet.
domed by them, and no ono knows this better
than the editor of the Signal.
construction of the 'Manitoba and South.;
Western Railway, and the 50 miles to the
Boyne River will he eonsttuded by tho
41h•of October,
SEP: To ris-Xopeest, (from Brazil) will coo the
worst ease of Dyspepsia. A alogle dose vent
relieve In a degree that Omits its woudeetul
curative potters, Avid its peculiar notion KIWI
the stomach and digestive organs. 11. 38 ft poet.
nye tuna absolute cure for tostIVeneSs and. eons
saltation, acting in a reniarkable way upon the
eystem, earryleg off iinpUritlea. Aa a liver re-
fullaterlts aetiona aro most rerearicable, It
tones and stimulates the liver to action, it
corrects the stelffe and regulates the bowel& A
tow domes willeurprfee you. namine bottles 30
eente.
VOVOT atut Ague.'
Areyou troubled with Agtio, arid Peter,
BI1110118 Never, IiClflittClIt 01 intermitting rover;
- Night Sweats" or ally Memo that Stain 54 ream
• Malaria or disordered LiVor and trot tin If
so, promo a bottle Of Greell'S Agate 0 iittsteror
which 18 an ill1Otio extract 08 51101138 tont° etsits:
combined with eteptiate oi Magnesia, otes Ala
posittveiy mutant)) tio quinine, Anionic eV othic
poiSOnS, it purtflea • the Wood, eleanioa the
liver, spleen aria other emotive organa ef•-•
feetuelly that the ellills 11891 1101 retiten. WO
have never foetid any 011SO Of Vover and &tad
if 'will not Miro. Price 30 eenta aad $1.d0 par
hottll, -One largo bottles has coed, aa in Iny aa
five in eue family. Sold by all druggists and
dealers every Where. . .