The Clinton New Era, 1878-01-10, Page 4NEW • ,1)�.I.:01`IS 51. NTS.
Medical -Dr. Pioras,
Nutice'--P, - kiln isoo.
(1i»uslNrs )M r.. car,s.un. .
Organ f, t S,rll---111. Reaper,
Smoothing New-Geaaseick a Co:
To the Electors -W. 0,1 Searle.,.
Auotion Sit 1 -R: (iillender StR Cc,
q„•day'$ Nitw yatA nut 'alalt ,aa top' uoo><
Sti.ro of-111eJsrtt .• ptt.s. Y/. , U 7• wills d. a .-Nt5i1�iTT'"
AlbortStrret, 1?riup54autcii,or sew:,
TIN Union ticw
TH•U14S1) .Y, 'JAN, l0, 18;s;•
THE •LINCOL ziA'pe ION OMR.'
`This lung g cuntcis';H1 election ease ,hoe.
reached avtlter, $tai re:" it its inragrebi;
through the '• eout ts, , r h i li we. blot
ought to be final, and o rrdlinlg the
trial is neither creditable, o.Mt', Ryker•t
nu Beneficial to the const tren'ty, In
•R. •kert's
' ptptilarity.we
...Will wane •.ri.
oI
rtion
his -pertinacity in the' rtrrttglrx
y. The judges r vti-
•tor •esw. of thCourt;Court;o;' A
b 1
peal have given decision. on the ques. ion
ca
submitted to theba- tht� jilel;;es titles.
the case. whether the emission:
voters' list of st fell desea•iptio'n 'of 'the.
1.
proper t. ,' upon which the Voter qualifies
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4, does .not •uinke the% vote -itiivalu1,'
Chief ,Tiistice Moss deliVered'zt vet y'eltt-
borate judgment on the point, the con-
clusit>rn of which is that imperfect des-
•cription does not disentitle the voter .to
his vote. The cotisttttiellcj- has been
unrepresented two sessions, and if the
smatter is not disposers of ti't' once; ilio.
election might as well lei annulled :for
this terra of the House.
STri":'UTE LABOR:
. Repeatedly we hare heard complaints
of the manner* rvl1ic11 the titre is spent
by lmrties_wheri they are on the roads.
pu-i:ttug41 t-heif-etittir,-te-lithos,•--s)-ntYt1
unprofitable wiry: in which .the labor is
• t' pertded, and 'th .. conirnents'thatt are.
rnadepupon the system, are iu i o ,'sense'
_ ""'c zulil'imeittary"to "it - k•e "1har'et':
dit • system, bsarter, or liayftient'
in 'produce, &c., stows. other 'fashions
that "Ore generally in' vogue iit ,the
early settlement at this ••country,: the
payment of this tax by 'labor ' is not .in
keeping with the hest interests of .tie
e.ouiunulity. In some sections the labor
is expended in places and...in a way 'that
is utterly useless,' often having tobe tut.
done in a future. year. Theo;: again,
parties, wl_o are not inclined to love
work .too well! like to get through their
allotted time with the exercise of as lit-
tle muscle ah possible, notwithstanding
-the fiict `tliait""'tliby fi"i1; egttatly 1
with their -neighbors in those n
o
t 'being,
as much improvements in the raids as
there would be if the statute labor• was
'faithfully performed. •
-Co put, an end -to the :'system and
cause the tax to be paid to the treasurer
in money, paid theft expended by:.the
township council, would resnit in Well
a benefit that all would. soon acknow-
ledge its wisdovr. • At •tlie ln•ese1E 1110-
ment the time of a fai'iner ands his ss-
atistants is as good as the cash stall it is
. perhaps more easy 'coni, coltvenietit- for
hire to _ pay cash than bo called upon
to perforin ilia statute 1 tlaot'at some ea -
1
sons.. In runts• tusking to tidvatiitaege and
with e'e'onanuy, 'implements still ha whin,'
,sly apse reconvert that..is not generally
oavnFd b f,ariners • but ifthe aitakllig
and rdpairilig of the roads , were given'
nut by contract, in largo csliCtions, tt'
would be to the interest'of the coxit)'ac '
for to possess them.
We think the matter is worthy of the
consideration (dour tee' dere in the coun-
try especially, and slope that something
will bo done to :remove this t'ein, t t of
primitive times 'and adopt Something
, 1 � a
more in keeping with the go-it-hoiul
spirit of the age. •
U('it.rs rat-salt]ur. year ..1i 'i rte' lo' ;tA Marta,.
1 e
t .'3f1 O,)O )0 I wvas Stolenintll
i''nited StaiCes, by persons holding dir
feront positions of trust, , When itis
eemernber•ed that the greater part 'of
this enormous `um has beoii stolen or
1:•Iutinlerecl by .nen who are generally;
high n1 p in social, position, it envoi& a
please of society, elcnlar'atlieing in tile ex-
. tsetse,
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tin OLIN
N ,NEW ERA:
A CQNt3e:ttvA:trlvl; Convention. i$ to he several farmers in thio ne►tttlhoi„,,, and
they nnake the •se►ne etetement, avering
fiat if there -were more men offering; at
wages that it was pocuitble for an agricnl,
tnrist, to give, there wpuld ba more em-
ployed. The trouble is that the laborer
wants snemeltmush, and under estipule-
Heins, that it will not pay to employ him,.
Instead of ber)ehtti*pg the laborer by an
increase io the 'tariff, he would be:the one
that. ,foul eve ua y ar 1�+r; 11Ta"`"nrutit”
from it,
ITirottTANT To Aest.astrtts•- •Several as
eeessment rons,in Stiilciee cnunty'irere over.
hunted recently hefnre Judge Arda;jh, who
made an irnpoftnnt deoleration to %thick we
direct the species attention of Asaessnrs'
and, itln(ci al
,1lis
ard "that
su'ch,descripticl as 'port the tpest Jt'tl f of
lot 14 i,t the 2w2 Cyon and each like, were,
• perfectly: useless." Thte 'frontage of a
'brn'kiin piece of tants;,tt,.,ether• with its dis-
tance fruua one cl:,rnerof the jot must be
,iven,:-olhe&wi'se•the pariy ss•ouleri e dis:
frauohised,`ss the assess,tleut•aonld not be
acuWcdtn1Y to law. . •- .
held in .Toronto oli the 14th, 15th and
U3th.inst., at which the, party tltrongit-
Out Otitttrio is to be represented, .
Louis E, .DolaloN, city 'treasurer of
Quiche.; is a tThfi;rrtter to the extent 'of.
$390,000, There wasa time when
ra the Yankees, as one A tnericrut frletlds.
etre 801.11etiines termed, were ce>lt4idel'ed
about the onus fines who detftitiltttl, bo'y
.
we ere sorry to•see that the practice
becoming tilal,'lniiigly pler',alttilt 11) Pana -
de, Just -as likely, as not this fellOW
will got tiff 't tireYrit. any pani,linietat,
while, lied :a matt in at httiubler, sphere
or lift beers'.guilty of anyiihin sinlilatt,•
he would have suf}ot:ecl tWWrefor,•
• Troia.
is not i i ;lrt • 'f# atii•tllin less, f'av'or
$lionlcl lie shown a licit .'fraud' their•
t>
.peel one,
:r Aa p kreartl, oousicletable dor ig
tlte.,lrastyear ttliont ‘.‘„the wars times".in
i ��•.
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C,unudt+;,, undsoine have; t'*pettc�ne.aiel, iil
little of the effects ,the1•eft oar, 'but . we
Lave Yet .to fnt1 " several thoosencjs of
memployed" nuarehing.•in. a bodjs'to tare
-t 1i yer-ef a•ny Ottml'eiirt r itt ; •sort :r5k r,.,
fur asuistaniie .and ii tiriiHtn ty .0 tt alt.
less g'i4(11 trent ..they 'sirottlal 1i Its•thin•.'
retires, Yet such tt set t ewas witpessed
in: Sart .ffrl111ciaoo' knit wec1.,, . t '.portion
of tht,t cotu,tr iillicli has. Such high
pl•Oteoti'4'e 11 Hi tuti't(> ,which tion -,el'.."
'tttlr'.eS., -point, as the.; w erl:1I1g111.111 y'
pu •active,"
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L,vrEST• %7rAIt N Ws.
The'princtpal.talk at the presont, time is
anent the.quest ion ,,oro
between Russia and Turkey ;prepare tory
.A baii4 of Protestant settlers ifi be-
ing organized in Montreal to proceed to
Manitoba to take advantage .. of the
Oovernmezit grants of land.. # Tha colony
will have with them a minister, school-
master, and several men • of 'different.
trades.' ' •
The fanners in the township .of HIow-
aixl,'County of Elgin, die organising ''ti<_;;
purely fartners',batk to an ab eight
per asst, on, real -estate security, It
wl_,.
lrbfr:corrclttctetl-otr.tlte-Mjoint-stocl'i; ..
principle, making I1,tlt'-yeati•ly dividends,
Deposits are already guaranteed of from
$'10010 to $30,000, ,
It is mentioned SS �t•'singular .fact,
that not a solitary" grave it► tho'oemetot'y.
�f the parish of- St. Etcheuli'n de •Lau-
zon, in the '.County •of Levis; Province'
`•h it
of,.(luebec, hats 'been opened tar 'the i
1. torment of Mao, woman, or child;: since
theist of.1'lay'l st. • •
t he.ckase of a sass traged wtis euptot
l �%• y i ,
ed'.op 'Monday, wheal Elizabeth t,ulfey,
of Nest Thuuboto', neer Qunrlas; ttge�d'.
ttventyoite years,died. About two yours
ut;•o a y'oaug man named Jesse •Borer;
committed suicide,, oip` account • of solve'
,t)1Suntl'ersttanding with.. the • deceased,.
IYa'e
' Si ,t„
emartial p t
e11
i t t
1111•'ent l be
theye 1
b
g. g
that sad uccill'1'ence 1'li,ss 4uif'ey gradu-
ally sank iiito. n decline, and died frost)
sank
oven' • the unfartunitte death ot',
•her' lover.
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A : oi'L ill the right dir'ectiou is being
glade , the busutc.,s •11iv:11 of some
torsns b' shorted.ills .iher rinse +;i vial .ow
goods, Ic baldstem the customs to.ttllort•
accounts :to 1 tit fog 0 year or mole, brit
theyypi'oliosc i limit tliem:itt futiir•e''to
three' months. If adhered to this rule
will -be found bet efioi it to both buyer •
and seller, is•it wit` enable the former'- victor L'untauel, Is;in1 iif Italy, died at
•to carry on his bush Ss.i11ore`systelint ionto, yes erlay:(Wedt esdeiy,) and.I'rincc
ttcitlly, . turd the latter will be guarded Btitnbsi•t' proclaiine$' his successor,
tu.tusquastukcwthe fetors aver? which peace
W, old be. granted Russia ..appears to be
'rleterenined tt, net 'the.- wholes matter
herself, resenting slte•.interference of li iig.
1411d; tts she feels that she was matte tri
beat the whulo' htirdt:n cif the 'War Shci'ai�iil.
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r.;tain• .thc 0:10le 1)0,;101 int'0-.establishinn
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peace,. '
The Tualisl, Government a[))e 11' to he
tlividcd ,upon. the :ej,nesti!%ttl ta;nd'there is
said io be .t split: tl the.cabittet, the Qneeu.
1014n with lieaermstield, W11) favors upp,i,.
sitisitr`to •ltiissia's"dernands. There does
not, n tpcnr to- to viiv'"'pikrl bia011 of ..mry:.
thine decisive foraome weeks fo curve, tis
i t44
the lreatiltr pi•ert its the 'nuivenient of
traopa.. • ; . .•
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Recently the .wheat 'Olt. iiyte not th .
'THE E PRATES► OF' THE -GOODS
1. HE'
llODGIYS
G RRA '. SA
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ENT) .OF THEP.A.T. N ..B, H
BONA:PIDE SATE NOW 'C •.GING ON
E P' T G_
G73 A .DS. OOD•S I��TCJ`
CO1IPETITIO -DRIVEN . INTO A OORN . I b ',the
prices we are seililib roods- at.•
TELL YOUi ,.. FRIENDS,
b.
east corner of the :thins story of the.
Wingltait i flooring: mill, gave
0QutealtS,. tiboUt; tt tlionSancl lallsllels=
going crashing through' a space of .tbottt
fourteen: feet spare of the three:. floors,•
until it reached the ground below. •Seine
forty' or' fifty bushels of wheat were.lcst,
sotiic'of the lmachinery damaged, and
the coast 1 of the' grill htidly , Wrecked,
e utuiliu,Y_ n loss, altogether, of something;
under °<li(IO, 1eot'tailitttely no one .Was
hurt, The cause of that accident iti al-
leged to be owing'to the walls sknei.tcl-
knead-
ing feenn mit being.1 tied,
• financial awl. t!`ttlitlllCI'filtl.
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Pnnnr;l'T OF Ooabxi.al,r, lIxarrs. Cu
--w ���.�--.-..- _ loratda product'( nr'nriv Eight urilli ni
Death ui' the if ng_oi' Italy.
in: their Iiuoht>:seS,.whic • is ;not always;
the case: where long time 1 given, By
the oxereise -of li little' cat and fore=
oug1ii; we, e rete near y a.:: ifix: vers,
and others, could pay',.aa tllry,, s, `sillless
e„.tceptiolial.:dt)ses, which woul Le a
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bettez', plan.still " h
IN lits last number of the Parfi:.et's.
Advocate ) O11esponpevt asks where t
certain- fa►'ut i►nplenent can'be procured.
In reply,: the :editor of the Advocate
says :'-" They: am. • only manufactured
in the, States. The present duty of 174
per • cent. prevents • as many tieing im-
ported as tbero would be if the duty
was off: At>;vo)te who would go into
their manufacture in this country would
find it pay vely it " ' And t'
OA.NADIAN :NEWS.
Counterfeit gnar.tei"s al'eagatin In cis-•:
oulatiolt. • •
Mr, J Spry, of Lotulont has t crown
.piece ',eating the date of 1:671.
dopase' worth of gold fi•nd t,ilver in•the
Year just clamed.
}3c, rTFR Ant 11cilA1rov.-The' batter
•reerchants of New York hare.foi•tued
an . association •for prevention . of 'tire
adulteration .of butter:•:
Oo'rvo
FOR 'ENc1.Axn.=Four vessels.
cleared.feotn•Norfolk, W. Va., for Liv-
crpool on Saturday with twenty-fiyo;
thotTs-tncl;-bales of cotton, valued at -a
million and a half, the largest shiptnettt
ever madein one day froma Soathern..
.Persons 11l' ..Toronto aro ..hrlrn hi ell_ _r
fol neglecting to 1'egister births,
The Norfolk County Council hail re-,
fusedto submit the,Dun'kin: by=law:
honey is bei .:raised for the purchase
en organ for Knox'church,' Mitchell,
using. the past year 103 births, 3f3.
ulrt'ages'ai.id•45 deatlei were registered
in 1v1 ellell.'
• Fstut tt •-xt' Ni t ."i. •»tit••�'pliere. were.
10fl 1 fui is reported in New York -city,
during, the mentis of December, and the
liabilities were nearly $5,000;000, with
assets of half thart amount. - This iS the
o i11' 1 largest' nuruher;of tailuree•that_'Occurred
.in any one month of the year.
AusTl{A,I.IA ` itee.'r CROP.=Advices
from Adelatide state that the wheat crolp' .
of South Australia will be the largest
A. yo ng patsy leadlltg a drunken bean ', " $
wOS onee the sad sights:011 Mein Street, tever ons rWalleci, givirtg..prohably` 300,000
Mi'tchell, r''ew Year's day tons of .rsheat,and flour for `..exhort,
,This oontliht,.tiun of10,000,00t) .bushels'
• :A. young, Intl known to be ,t ltabitUlil to the Wheat supply most prove en im•
y ry aye nt ye •ninny . swearer rvna• telt' sent to jail for toren-
people
ortt<ut,i lenletit. fir the future of the.
peolile say " more protection." Would ty-one days, by 11 Listolvel magistrate, market. .
it not be for the farmer's intet'est if. the for' using plofilne: snguage on the street: •
Nos 1.111•, 1 Ilontsi 111AR1c1.9i': The
dutywas oft' i this case at least, But :All the wheat and flour in the interior ' only business in the horse.' tiade'of any
n r. of British Colunrbitt\ ids been Purchased, note consists in purebases for the United
_bon aerie p,t pi,hs-w.ould..SIL (. ' A11,,-lu•e-titl-svnow-dleld h c e- rm-in ,nntici-litstps. Dori -•the t;tst• weekkthere
the money goes. out • of the-country....potion of a 'rush to .$ per barrel at have been shipped to that nfurket 60
llorse,e, et an average value of $76,50•
'The temperance assoeia ions of Mon- each, There are at present four buy -
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Nu...:�roiT$...SH�.LI� tzi�'�7ES�,S�;�.L CTS;
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NS •. PAX, Manchester H�au .
CLINTON, Nov. '22nii,' 1877.
1411 8ap posing •it'd does:, the n rchaser. Parkezrzlle, •
11 b o a Purchaser.
gets a•f rli etpuivalelat for it ti'eal have petitioned the Legislature to
1 ers at the American House. .Local
limit the number of licences that city ;trade eitceedingl dull.
IT IS Apleasing "sign '011ie tines" to vivo hundred and' fifty,"and\to grant b y :
to find that the custom of offering.;. none *grocers, e .A. bI a al'.? L+NT UFFIs[t, - SKys the Ot-
to b taws Herald ---•ai One' cent on the dolt
liquors • to. New Year's wailers, in cities, A delegation of .the National ward • lar is the generous offer :x Hall lumber
is; to home extent, flying• out. It is
of 7.sr.ade of the Unite.. States, Ire tle(1 merehant !ma sent to bis oreditois.
mentioned as a singillar fact that` trete ;
by the president of the Board, is tot They are requested to meet. in Hull this
present at the 'meeting of the Dorninidu week In order to consider the offer. An
was fewer crcallers'' clrttnk,in Nei- York, T3oard of Trade i tOttawa. ::a week
-is heal ottt to accept the
all New Year's clay, than leas ever be- B. -Dorsey, a farmer aged about 70, -�omprotui8e-*_the insolvent promising;
AD� �31 E LOTH N�q'; MILL
MANTLES, TLES' 'SHAWLS; ..-`P ... R
N . , E' S, HATS and
GAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, C ROCER1ES, &c.,
.( f _ ,. is ` �.' . '
e of iuue� until f •
To � c �� Zu� tarter ��tatice
>t.
fore been known'; and th same is men,• azl' residing near:�C'tearksville, was. t ,pay the munificent sum of one per THIS
tl(r1lGd tiY•ConxreCtiaconnectiontSltl
• whit (ialnttilftll choked to death. last Thursday night'by sent, cash in consideration of a discharge
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a pleee of beef: Medical aid was at in Rill. We would advise this gentle- •TON
cities,. This is a move, in the right di- ,] . q -
taut at Ilio tune.liut tb uo avail. gran �.' :contluue
le ticn .---Peoipl elms show•tltelt' •'1hospi-
tallty just as well by the use of some
less injuetorls article than,i'n'toxietating
liquors, a111I many a. young Hiatt Carl.ilt-
:•ti'Tbiric his • downfall• to the seeds of in-
temperance being sown in the coarse zit'
New - ettes• ca71s, Thio may also be
oaken es tilt evidence that people itt ge-
neral are 'looking wi:tli less: fa.•vor on the
(8 THF BEST OPPO1 %#UNITY 'HAT 7.Hi. PIJOPLE .OP Ct IN
AND GIGINITY E r1 R HAD TO' , P.1WOCUl'i 'BARG I.INS, AS
HE VI1tM P11.11 OS i1 'G VINE UP MIS1TrT'ESS• AND THE NVUOLD
lit the lumber into,
Q
- ()11 Cil t'istlrla 1. ,'drle of �t#re •rnortt gess,. Xp` t.to .(lpeir. C1-1.- cm a .nl':W..., depth., _ ,«„•_•
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remarkable tips ever known in this ,!`_.., STOtiiC WIT L'°i'B1 SOLI) WITHOUT RESERVE.
. � tore wilt 11 hurl. saw and . to cord of
Part Clautada was made by Cotnlnodore wood.
Jordan and CJuptaiil Kennedy, of.Godet�- TRAM oil- ''•us, 1)u 0\105. ---The vainer •
kit, ivllo came down the liIaitlancl river of im ortre in b the Dominion• during
from Wings un to (Jorloricli in a small the first eleve months. of 1877 was i ' ::
'skiff; ' ' 64
590,3,884 against $86$749,578 in the, riours
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Mi. C;` Heanriltolr, of, Blyth; -has sold corresponding -.pelf Ltd 181brand $.'J4,,_ ... _
Isis 1 n•in ill Wawanosit, the north half 585„294 in that of 876, The value of ,,. '
r t
t+ parte ' �t lry rt month x pat t in the firs '`e e m g f
of -Crit 36 in the .5th Von., 50 acres to I o 1.00i(
;Aft•, P. C'ronpan,.of.ir,,IIett, for $1,150. 1877, was 872,003,502, agtinst 868, -
pernicious.
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pernicious. drinking .ctlstonrs of the a,Mr. II,• bought this terns about three
cotultry, than they formerly dict, and -weeks itgo far 'Al, 0.00
for the benefit of future .generations . rr•r. ' The other day, Me. it Miliddleton, of
hope this feeling may spread.Wrst Zul rap threshed for 11'.•J. 'Dawe,
town line Lust Nissoui, 525 bushels of
We Stara, notice severtil'112pers',7'eiverI,iy spring --wheat, is six- Insurer anti 950
blaming the government for the Scarcity of bushels of fall wheat 111 two hours and
employment til the cities, and for the large' a 1tt111, including several etoppagr..s. Tfui
nuinber of iditt hands that tiro perauihulat• Inaiehxnc wtt`x•1•ttn •hy steatzl. -
ilto-th(r-•istreets-of the cities and-trrwnir•in littst' 1'httrsday-tt sai51 to idetrt•-befe1_rt
this cnulitf 'char:411g it with upheld clanehter of Mr. G..Ilttiley, of Anibee-
a s sten that ' , g'- ley, County of :l3rttce, •which resulted in
y h wills' ]u t eve work 8a do at her death ill about four' hours,' It ap-
goixl wages. All their talk of this char• i
peat,y that tl e child, who was only two
actor' is the merest tioitneeee and 'utterly age, a half' years of rvss %11 the habit
of taking tx drink out• of the kettle by
the spout, 'and this•tinte had gonetotho
kt+ttlir 'rr•Itrat the water was hear the
at variance with the troth.. In a.iCtontreal'
paper lately, there was a letter from a far-,
Iver stating the 'difficulty that was exper- that exporters' have made any money
fenced in obtaining frrin laborers, who.; boiling spoils', and brytote slio could: 'stop during the year past, but they seem: to
mit willing to worst by the eat~ 'at rte., the flow had swallowed enough to situse 'O lte plenty of olttetige tend strong hope
772.983 in the' corresponding period of
1876, and 02,314,419 in thatof 187;5:
t.ccorditig to the figures the;balanee Of
trade against. the Dominion to Decent -
her 1st 1877 was :.,818,i 818,580,339; in 1870,
$17,976,595; 0,595, anE1 in It 75, .$99,279,8.45,
Fetish MEAT 1+:xeois,Ts.-Exporte of
fresh beef, mutton, live cattle, and
sheep fl'om„isiew'York to Great Britain
for the year 1871, acepprditag to the
mot.' authentic' tr- gtirssobtillblr
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eluded 79,523,700 lbs. of fresh r.beef,
1,780,700 lbs. of mutton, 13,992 live
tattle, end 9,495 live sheep. And ship-
ments to Havre, which began Novem-
ber 4, are reported. at 167,000 lbs., of
fresh hoer .12,800Ibs. of fresh pork and
3,750 do.littnutton. It is not defiled
soaaabfb wages. We have conversed with h r d.-a'll. for the future.
of Sale, from 1 to .4, and, 7 to 10 o'clock.
ouf for the ringing of tine 'Blit, RESERVED SEATS for !adios.,
TRUtMAN & MA.NDE 'ILL V,. Auu iti.eneers.
I . CALLANDE.Lt l CQrNe Ddtlnio : • .House.
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CLINTON, Ian. 10, i874.
' Large Safe fdr Sale.
NrA1tLY NEW, 1N nu- T.CLASS 00NDITION,
with ocrabiaatiou Ionic and interior protcotiv1 Onto.
08081 for °1"41101' good paper.• ars
Al'1�T.i x Tixis orrro7;.
0i1oton,NOV. w7,1877..
Heading Bolts W shed.
oNr ATI.D), t rArNTTY ranLAD11NALTS,
st Staptoton Sat woks, too
art. IUNSV, 011D,
Stapldtorr, Ont. 11,18 77.
House and Lot for Sale.
1 _.n N.Taro•st`o11T 1.00011 AND etrAx1TTlt ACISFI
lot,ratoly oddtiplod• by It. Nowniarelt, on Vidtoria
ttreot, adjoining llipl,,tron's ttr,toi, wiil 8ersold eilieap
for dash, o1 ou part•credit, Apply to
Clinton, oct:11,1177.. •1r TIAT,E.
'or Sale. .
' ()MtX17 n ta'r't ell. SALE, IN '110.4. TOWN' oh`'
I X. Clinton. Pot tnhl7artloalpra apply'to
rl'f9lu ifAN 11it(S
Clllatari, Oet. lt,1s77,..,