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iluron Record,
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MOM Wednesday, illiarch lAtIs
Blood Drinkers.
A N. Y. dispatch saye; The
blood drinkers who compowe the
Feniaa Brotherhootil whose motto its
"Burn everthuree Eirglish but her
coal," met one evening in Br;okly o
to further the plans for accomplish-
ing the benevolent object'. After a
eetlitious epeech by the chairman,
inciting his audftore to murder and
meson, that was received with a
howl of applause, it good end true
worker in the cause of scientific
Warfare -Mr, Walker Elliott, of
New York -was introduced. "TIie
Fenian Brotherhood," he Raid, "ap•
poieted a committee for the manu•
-
facture of dynamite. and we got
hold of Prof. Merzeff, Ile inveet-
ed a dynamite bomb that can be
• earritel under the aem tie safe as a
j.,RE of bread, and that invention is
the aocret of the Feniati Brother.
• hoodleTo ono but Merzoff and his
pupils will ever solve the mystery of
this ittestition."
DEADLY EXPLOSIVES.
%TO P2»Siritt.V.4thnttbe
-
brotherhood Could send two nun to
Englayel to morrow . firmed with a
• I emit *Welt they_ eeeld• Curry.. in
•ttit;tr pockets' that wits euflitiont to
II the Hositer-of Parliament and:
Witirlsor Castle. Prof. Merzoff
could mauufaeture out of dilt, in
24 hours, aestuff that, if thrown on
the door, Which would send the hall
in which they eat to atoms, with
every one in it. .
"• "The titnantay come,'" Mr. Elliott
•'raid, • "when we will terve to use
thyme hombs in New York, without,
croseing the OCOLUI at, all, for if rail-
' roads; keep on grinding the poor to
earth, they will have ko pee the
penalty." , •
There were tnett ready to do ,the
• work IIQW if they. were sent the,
sinews of war. Mr Elliott cooclud-
ed hiteaddrees with the information'
that any" member of the brotherhood
•isi the rpOln might be suddenly 'next
acrosa tier water and' perlotps get "a
• halter around his neck, whiph would
be an immortal honor.
, Ai DYNAMITE SefIOOL.
• The chairman stated; after Mr.
Elliott lied • eultsided, that a school
• in the use cif dynamite had' beets
warted in Brooklyn, where the
right kind of young num would be
•lostructed itt.the principleof Mod-
ern warfare.
, .
• Miscegenation.
•
II' (sheet Bailey', on•trial for marry
• ing a Whitegirl 'contrary to the law
of 1840, which imposes a fine of $100
and three months' imprisonment for
a . white person marrying one of
negro blood, or vice versa, waif:it-red
'rola do, Ohio, last week. The
deftTuen, claimed that the law was
unconstitutional under the •14th
A mendment, but 'the court overruled
. the defence, Bailey watt • found
g.uslty, Old given. he felt -penalty of,
. the. law. Tlie•Only.other ease uhdee,
this law was tried in ;Cleveland and
dieintseed, the judge holding the -law
• uneonsti tutiortel.
• .
• Remark Which callseipatal
' Mlar4S• ;•
•, T le Burke and Clayan :families::
. ireMi iose•Uoulety;..ketstuckee iirt:'
um ng the highly respected citizen
.
there. Re'ceetly Law relive Clayton
' made ettim•proPer renterk to Miss
• •Burke. • Her father Mel ebrollierS
heard of the insult 'and tried to
ftsret. an apology from Clayton, bit i'
. .
•
Foiled..: The fansilitis • aimed theie-
sselees with -pistols and guns. Vow.
Mem here of the • litirke fatinly and
two of of the Claytonts emelt when
sot ffray tht, tiered, endithootiug was
general: G'reen Clay toe and 'Wash
13to lte, • the father, were kiveq,
Lew renee'Clay ton fatelly wounded;
• and 'Floyd. But ke shoe in Hie 'true •
A Most. Remarkable. Accident
• and•Deatth. " ••• •
•
The Bradford Era giyes a .reelort
• Oyes a -s-
ort ot the remarkable in]-
lingering death of
3..Diekey at Rutherford Run, 'who
lived six hours aftereheving ate item
tad ibit throngli•his head and body.
The rod wes about 25 feat long,
three quarters of an inch in' diamet•
feirdes h e rp•tineired• it
poipt,„ ' When it isia,dravre flpto
'!1•'-''1.;Tifti pe tley‘ for the •last time,
the eye bywhich theltne waS
attached broke off, and the rod fell
in -a 'perpetidioular position, The
pointed teid passed through Mr.
• l/ickeyis head •••end chest, and pre,
mated from the lower ribs 'ea far
• down as his hoot tops. Mr. Dickey;
ho retained hi senst s perfectly,.,
tatted for some one to poll out the
Hie wife awl Mrs. negate+,
• Nebo were on the lase at the time,
ran to the well and would have
essisted the sull'erer, hut were com
pletely eveereollie by the fearful
eight, ,C,11: limpet attempted to-
pell out this rod from its blood;
resting tslafee but wAti
• viireny, 1tr. Vary lay on 'the
derr•ok floor; wrapped hie antis
mewed the hotelgtete post tti brace
• himself, and di,ected Merles Olcott
• end A,lain. ICteninardinuer to pull
out the iron, whiell they did with
Nome. iliffieulty, Be then sad ItO
felt. better and WAS CarliPti to hio
house hear by. For two and a half
hours he remained, perfectly Crin
14einug, gave dir.ciions as to the
toanegirment of hie peOperty and
Itafit: WS family farewell and shortly
• after died.
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The 'D minion flood of Lieense
Commissioners, eotupoged of sludge.
'Drew, Mr. John Mair 1icIto1 ndl
the. Warden of the County4 have
appointed My. John Jacobs, Of
Mote, as Dominion License Inspee.
to for the 'County of Wellington
•awl alyorthsoph,
"1 wee in Marion. county In&
the other day," nut a lawyer to fa
reporter, "and heard of the death
of an old 'man 1 has known there,
alai it recalled ft piretliiitr case of
ran iltutive justice in that family.
"Tears agO the old num owned
one of the be farnisi the country,
and his soil assisted him in working
it. The son married aud had a
von. When the grandson was
about fifteen years of ago his father
suggested to the grandfather that,
as 'he was glowing. old and bad
worked hard al! hislife, he should take
things easy mid rust the remainder
of his days. Ile wilted the 414 man
to deed the farm to him and hit
him take sole charge of it with the
aid of the grandson. He promised
the old farmer a good home and an
eagy life as long 88 be lived. The
old man finally deeded the property
to blest)».
'No sooner had he obtained the
title to the property than the son
began a epee ti of the most heartleas
treatment of his father. lip com-
pelled him to work harder than he
had ever (lone for himself, would
not permit hint to eat at the testily
table, and subjected him to all kinds
of persecutione. The grandsou pro•
tested in vain against tide treatment
of his grandfather, and finally the
eld, man left the Mane that lre had
made and found an asylum in the
county poor•house.
"After a while the see got badly
in debt, and so anxious' Was he to
fitscape payment of his obligations
that he niade a deed of the fai m to
his son. Everything , moved
smoothly for a time, until one day
•the-faemer trome-teetruotietis
that did not agree with his soil',
blear' end the latter refused to con-
sent tot hone The father declari•d.
thee, lee vislie8 elsould..be carried
out, and ordered Itis son to leAve the
place. The sots,- however, reminded
him that he 'held the title to the
farm hithself, and as they could not
get along together, the father'would
have to go, and he did. •
--'
"After the departure of the feth
er, the son reestablished his grand-
father. in possession, of the farm,
deeding back everything. The old
miereelroververe gave the farm absolu-
tely to his ,grandson, who provided
'imply for tho. old man until he
died. The boy's father- Was Offered
a home on the old place, but refused.
to accept anything but'the title to :it
all, and the last • heard of liftn• he
was working as a farm haute' ,
'Could Never get a Divorce.
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New York , jonreal:-•Shail we
We mean Manitoba.
Ainey in that far Northwestern.see
tion of he'r • Majesty's 'dotriirrieres
there its serious talk of hauling down
this banner of 8 . George 'and erect-
ing in is placethe Stars Seel Se, ipos.
England,-threugh 'the ..declaratione
cif . more . than . one .of her Prime
Minister, is' committed to•the doe-.
triee that if . reetimula wishes tO, join
the Union or 'set tip house keeping
for hereof as a 'ration she ivill not
interpose:anol jection, ln. the.cast•
• of 'Afttuitolsi it is' to be presu.nied
that She will. be 'willing toilet the
errin sister "go in peace. This is
leap year, and if Miss: ilanitcrbe
proposes, • we Must, we, suppose,
'accept. .She liboul.d.' Understand,.
!Mariner, that, if in. after ye traany
. misenderetending should arise there
can be no such thing as a divorce..
;.Ilighway Ittibbery,
A case of daring highWay rebbery
occurred : a few: ini-leee(rosn'eGtii ipli
citteon Stittieclay 'night late. AN'
Me,. W111. ..51aCkellZie, of Totist water; .
was riding along the Toad to Aber•
f.oyle a Mee:jumped on • his -
Mr. •IVICKAilizie h /night it was" souse
oinesteitlieg a .ritle atidePaid neat.
tentionto him,' hut befisrit thei had
gone far the. man grabbed the lines
from his italuise„ etel- • pointiiig it .rc
yolver at his head*,' demanded Itis
pocket -hook, • Mi.. Moktiniie 'pre:
dieted his pocket -hook ". and • the thief
took it and decaniped, The 'pocket
book Coisteined only " a ,00upe3 of
dollars.- "Mr. Mckenzie- had it eell-ei
etidereble suit's with hint, but the high-
wayintret's hurried.ilight. !saved Mae
further lose. •
Sir John and the Aborigines:,
efeeelees little bin to form the
belittles heel municipal' councils for
their...own government is' a very
funny tujasure whets taken in con,,--
nection with the rebelieus mid stare
ing braves at Crooked Lake. But,
after Sir Jolitee bill becomes law
little Wake, euch as breaking iisto.
Government .stores arid capturing
etoriskeepers will be heard of he
more, • Instead 'we . will hive con
,toataQZa pciactlfol political-charecter_
The' 'reservations will he mark•ed off'
into Werth, and itspirante for Muni-,
el pal honors will draw aroupd,th,f,in
their heelers and shoulder hitters,
and fix the voters' lists, Queetione
of appropriation and retrenclemeat
will beelieouseed around the wigwam
fire, and the municipal wiie pulier
will get his work in just the some as
hie pale fo.ce lee:Alter, The canditl-
otos will ptomise the voters poet,
Hoes as ittspetot of sidewalks,
Report isors of trewere, keeeers of the
pound, elog•cal otter's, niessiingers,
and general seavetieers;• camp
printer' wilt mit out litt:eamers to the
effete' that the braves should rise in
their strenetli ,and vote dowti SVild
Dog, 1 lie tt'1uptlonlst5 and Wild
Dug will dra'w the attention of the
rs to the ittet that Crazy Wolf,
hie opponent, neve,' wont a horse or
eobleid a liquor 'store, and is there
fore uitworthe of • their support.
Anil there will he the grand rally at
the polls, with incidetital fights and
o' few stabbing affrays. Whets the
eontest is ov,r the ahlerthaniee
Iseliene will gather at the feetive
board, whieh wtll gloom under its
wealth.o.f baked (log, and will say
that that is the hap,pleat hour of
• their lives* etc., Oa. Toronto
Yew',
' AnaVver tIbis (Weston.
Why do so teeny people' We see stround
u, ssstn tO prefer to Stair end be made
miserable ity Indigeetion, Constioetion,
Dizziness, Loge of Appetite, Coming ep Of
the Pond, Yellow Skin, When for /trete,
Vh1 Will e1T then 81illolee Viteliter guat.
mewl te ease. Reid by floinle.
611100014041r.
. TAT* rimmorntosz ct000ta.
'Yea, air, they beat palmistry ell
hollow. Take yourself, for instance;
in yottr shoe I gee vaoillstion, Wes°.
-lotion, lick leneso, a tendeney toward
negligence, or evasion of unpleasant
duties, occasional spells of 'norm).
riealo, Show me any person's foot
covering after *two months' wear,
or often less than that, and I will
tell you that person's charaeter. If
both heel and sole are evenly worn
level the wearer is clear-headed, de.
ciuive and resolute, a good business
mall, a valuable and truetworthy
employe, or an excellent wife anti
mother. If the out &de sole is cut
throuelt the wearer, if a matt, i.., in
&hied to be adventurous, unreliable,
ant; spasmodio in all his acts; if a
woman, she is Predisposed to bold-
ness and wayward tendencies, lf
the inside of the sole is eut through
it indicates weakness and vaeillatiolt
in a man ansi ntedesty in a W011latt.
• "A few months ago there come
nit -it usy shop a etratig,er having
pair ot shoes with the outside of the
solo worn through teed the toe some
what cut away, while the hull was
Pearly as good as new. • I said to
my wife after he went away, 'That
man's a• sneak,' anti NO he was.
The very next day a' boy cattle up
from the police station to get, the
shoes, and said the wearer had been
arrested on a clear case of tineak
thieving. .
"A eertain yonng men who had
patronized nte fOr yeais was keeping
comptiny.with two girls, ale° (melte
noss•s af mine. I noticed that one
outside ot the solo first, while the
other titrepoti ',squarely and woro.
dowe both shoes alike. rtrealways
had a 1,kint for the 'young •fellew,.
and kneeilig that he was. wavering
between the two. girls, 1, took Vito
-aside one day anti showed him the
'Moen 'of his flatnee aeut teld him
what I -have told you. The result
was diet • he married the 'square
stepper and was happy, while the
other girl disgraced herself.
"I Can also tell something of a
person's tendeecies by the .0ize of
Itis tame, the breadth of the 'tele, the
condition of the buttons Or strings,
the amount of wear On the toe, the
•conditien Of the liming, etc', I would
not tame a friend to marry; a girl
who sqiieezem a pumber four foot in
a number two shoe, for such a one is
apt to prove vain, aefected and friv-
olous. •
•"Do I beli•See .that cheracter con
be Molded' by keeping the ,shoes Pro.
perly ' Wed end-, heeled Well, it
hes its influence. The gait of a
person is as closely- connected with
his dieposition as ths expression of
hisisountenanc., though not 80
lly read by most pereons.. To col.
Moue t -he wearing of a Owe: which
runs over, battle • only tends to den-
tin', the hetet iis the pereon's tt elk.
"Yon'', job eits- tloti, sir. sorry 1:
eoultliet'give you a better ttract, r.
but trtith . is teutli, • and • never
flatter."
Swallowed a Thermometer,.
A Janesville, Wss„ dispatch sap,:
eight-year.olcl child of S. (.1
VpnGolder, of La Prairie, in phis
• .
state, hes swallowed a ,therinometer
'two and a. 'self itichee long': The
'child is sick of typhoid fever, and
• the plesitdell left the thermometer
with the family with which to sake
the tempereture of elm h-ely.1 While
•trying • to do • 'Otis.by holding-
pretty well down the tithed]; the
ghild began t� cough violently, lend
-the therirsomeitir eacitlettely elipped
,ftiel Wort :down the •thiotte 'The
child is cot suffering in consequence
of the. instiumeist esehig in' the
stomach, siel the phyeielan IRIS% 'the
etteult will not oe eerimee. ei •
Thionght It Was IIei Ilukband.
stout:, all --bodied lady. Wei
eroused the otheretight , by e nob e
,
•iii the hallway, rend On going down
stairs 'shediscovered a man fumbliug
about in the clerk. ' The !DAY' Lie
inedietely aesailed :him with . the fe
recite of a tigress Mid 'ejected hisa
Irons the Marge in quite a hunther
Of. eecends less than no ti ise. at all,
slamtne(1. the door effer him.
As the loan tumbled dowir the
eteptsehe •watigobbled by a policetieth
end ermistaly marched off to tile
eterlen 'rlie • next. trumping several
• of her friends Called . amts.:one i•atu•
• lated lser (item the iteroistie display;
Ail i, elirewing a foll•growneberglar
obt`of the house.' "Gracious 1"'eX-
clitinifiel the lady e'growing pale end'
agitated ; "woe that a •Initglar is'
"Why, certainlyeldidn't you knew
it 1" ellitow it? • Heavens, itol I
thought it -wee only, my husband
home again late from the lodge or I
vimuldit't• have dene What L dal tor
tire 'world,"
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Injustice TO Dakota..
In the'course of a long Speech be.
fore a committee of. the United
Stettin Congress, 41°1 P. 1)ortari of
Fargo !laid : We ase this largest
•body of people on the continent who
are denied all rights of self govern.
went. . We only ask the common
right of Ansericao citizenship, we
only pray •for the liberty to govern
•
etir selves'ats deem best, we
Only craye the boon of 'home rule,'
only crave tobilissioti lee, the 'Cubes
met equality with other cit•izene of
the republla pollitetel equality
with Carolinaisegroes and Tent,
eeeeleve, els (hist 501 extravagrost
demand for us to snake 1 Ve letv,•
in the, past, twe or three years math,
many, futile efforts to some: therm,
privileges-thetse eights. We have
tient del- gallon after ..delegation to
plead. with Outgrew' to treat as
witnethieg, better than ehand of ,un -
rely Sioux oe Itiekapoter on a doubt
fol sescreatimi. . We It VP 11(41(1' con.
velitions. frt.tilied coestitutione, pees,
tel reeolutious, and .preeeettel Mein
morialst 10 vain. We• have piped
, onto you and you woold not •datiee;
we have mourned unto yi u and you.
haveovirtually told ,.,4s.to go to , the
devil. „
For All Aga.
The aged, debilitated and in6rm
will find renewed vigor end strength
by taking liurdoek Blood Bitters,
The young hastening to early clout,
will also lind in this revitalizing wine
*remedy worth trying. 276 2t
She Wanted (.be *NM
A few days goa girt about, 19
years old and wearing a somewhat.
failtd costume came up to the de.
Iltver,y wiudow of the post office,
threw down a letter and said to the
clerk : •
,,Is that air attune all squee-
gee 1'
"Yee, it seems to he all right:"
"An is the (midterm writ SOS thar'
kin be no show of its oti'n
the trail AO neenkeyhe all 'r und the
kentry afore ;it gits to whar. its
addressed I'
0011, I guess 80. The mail boys
can manage to -
111 don't want no guess work
about it, for that's a matter o' life
an' death. If that letter 11 go
straight u y so, au' el lt wocet jest
untinab-r yer tongue an give me
equal' musiee"
"I'll guaranteethat it will find
the pereon to wlioin it is addressed,"
saki the clerk who lied deviphered
"the hieroglyphice nu the envelope,
"Then that's' all deist, but if it
don't git thar' on time 111 have you
took up for omelet". That letteiee
fur tny feller beek ie Llliitoy. me lie
writ th it if I wouldn't matey hitn
right otr he'd kill IsisselL en I've
writ truck that lie ken come on ate
double up jest as soon as he wants
ter, 'If that letteP ddit't get thar'
JiinViest fool eking!' to' swatter a
a dose of pizen or eotnetliiti', an'
mind, young mare you are liable to
be pulled fur murder if lie does.
My natmee 'Aim Snodgrass; an'
anybody that knows the Snodgrateree
'II ttll you that we're net to le --
fooled with when human life'at
stake."
And she shook a warning finger
t the elerketteletalketi. out. -
A Practical Proposal
_
Wed al proposal from any of the
fair sex lance leap year began;
Jones 1"1 have, Drown. bad a
proposal froen the daughter of my
boarding missus:' 'Grimini 1 ;rou're
in luek. Howeljd Ore muster Cour
age to nuke it, eind. vvlsat did you
say l' 'Well', you "see, she keepathe
books for her mother,' $o she Came
to iite the other day and proposed.'
'Yes; ee se lucky dog, go on.' 48110
proposed that I pay up arrears or
OW 'Whew.' • 'So I gut.'
Pious Points.
• An' Omaha past, rips ,entleavorin
to put a Sterp to Sunday tugut‘
courting. A gni Iowan by the
name of Mehemet otrce tried to
Move a mountain, but that same
mouniain is right there yet,- ,
TeaCher : "Who reigned after
Sind
• Seholarees"Devid."
"NV ho 5Viee after David?"
"The glitten of Sheba," atiewered
the' pale youug' man .it the back
benoli, aml the teaeher turned to
Uoritithilins mid looked eoleme,
, was 'on ce on a time
a Member of the Baptist church' in
R- and one of- those irre
eiretteible wee thies •wheeethink
highly thee they onglieto think" os
theirebil.ty -to "etreale.in emeeti
and 'conscientiously :improve every
opportunity to display tlesi e gift or
the lack 'of it. But his _am:paint.
tome With ',dictionary Englites ' 118
of a..• sort that occatemially led So
errete in the Useof words. a . good'
sleet more aueusingehars edifyine •
Thn$ en.one occasion he tiouglitete.
encourage -his ,hearers tu a inure
iiitinsate actinaintancee. with the
Jillite by Haynie "Brethren 'eve
ought, not to think.of God a, some
.
great hig infinitesimal 1.4iig." "41.
another time he nettle the .. frivo nes
giggle .and grieVe ' by
antioussciog that:. "tliiiija are
.filtot14 . nal u re-st lift.' ge :hien gel'
.e,,,t ...the centrifugal .foreete"..' 'Tide
wits•toie 'Muth for even the pet:tepee,
of the long . suffering . pester end
Beot her M waft tlii.re es
.to "bear the cross itt
silentOis"-frent thee rime on.
• Voting Bonds. •
•
A town in New. ',Hampshire :which
wanted. to Meld a hiehway bridge had
heard so .inuch .or issuing bottle' to
pay • tor sueh impinvements that a
presantative Wifa sera to Boston to
inquire how it &mid be done., and
to errange: for it. Ile visited a bro-
ker anti stated .the cage; and the te•o-
ker rubbed his hand's and: replied:
"Yoe did .quite • right, to eoune to
ine, • In 'the first Plac.p; you Should
vote to bond the toweship or county.
df yoir thieli there Ai any. danger of.,
elle projeet being defeated 10510 ren
in 15U or 200 ettilway laborers toehelp
Carry it." •
• "IS it pos.sibler ' • .
•'"If you want a $3,000 bridge, vote
bonds to the amount 010,-00. You
and 1 eats manage. to gobble up tiny.
thing left Over,"
• "Well, 1 declare 14'
"I'll plaoe Ute -bonds for you for a
commission; Then I'll reeommend
,a bridge beflder and make hineeome
clown. Then 'he will sub -let • for a
'teem, and- hy dodging epetilleationi
and 'Wolleing-in odds and els, and
using putty to hide the crao'ks,
taink,—
"1 won't listen won't -1 won't-'
won't, I" shouted the represeeta•
tiveond he rushed out and took the
train tor home to report that they
had better patch up the old ,hildge
and make it, de Mr a yea, or two
more.— Woll steed New's,
She Objected to his Collar.
"Yes, you may eome again next
Sunday evening; oetir,
she bettitittrch • ,
"What 18, it tittr• ling 1 Irate 1
given you pain 1" he :tested, as slit;
esimmited oiliest,
"You (Wit t Mean, td, I'M Mire,"
eke reepetided, • "het next time
plealie dots% wear one of thoee col
hoe with the pokes ontward-ethey
Miran h 80." • •
, Ituri4ed Gold.
• • (Scientific Atectiereo
A writer. of ,trta.lteitiatical ,ben‘
finds trimilatiiiitAM'etti NIA that
thOttralNi about 17,000 dtettists-in
the 'United Stateay WhO, iln Aitimates,
pack int 0 the teeth of the A meticatt
p .pie a too of gold annually. Dim-
tionihtt 11 s sneetilations, lie peed tee
ilitt in the tW nty first � ntury all
ti e gold in the touutly viIt be
Anirie4 In the ggreyeyerde.
1W.4.N.WIT3 az00.
-01.I2TON, ONT., DEALERS IN-
rxria.gge 4*, Th4C.fecipioirxeo.
Physiolane Presoriptions Carefully awl Moutately Ootoponnded,
and Orders, Answeredwith Care and Despatoh.
Public will flag our 41Ock ql .41etileino Complete, Warranta
and girthe lieet .Quality
Toilet Soaps, Perfutn9ry5 Slicatider Braces„ Trusses, Sponges, and all
kinda of Dtuggiette Su mime usually kept in a First-Olass Drug Store.
Newly and Elegantly Furnished throughout. Electric
Bells, Heated with liot Air, Large and well -lighted
Sample Rooms, Bath Room, Large and 'Elegant Parlors.
Everything for the Comfort of the Travelling Public,
Firstclass Stabling and ard Room; also first-class
Stock Yard in connection.
OUR BAR is supplied with the Choicest Selection of
Liquor.s, (Agars, and all kind; of Refreshments. '
orTiouse situated directly opposite Post Office.
GEORGE McOULLAGH,
Proprietor, Clinton, Ont
241 tf
JOB PRINT ING---Noat, Cheap, Stylish and
Attractive, at THE NEWS-RECOED Printing Haase.
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„ Cure For Sore Throat
In these days when the 'diseases of
the throat are so universally previa.
ent, in 10 many cases fetal, we teel it
our duty to say,* word in behalf of a
west effectual, if not positive cure
for sore throats , Per mitey years past
'indeed, we may say clueing the whole
of a life of more than fifty yours, we
have been 'subject to a ore, !seeking
einigh, is pet cinly distressing to our-
selvesebtit to our h•lends anti -to those
with whom we:are brought into hued.
ness .contact. Last fall we eere in •
dueed to try what virtue there was in
vonimen et it,. We commenced using
it three times a (Jaye- morning; neon
and night. We disoolved a lerge
table tpcionful of. pore table sitit
about., half a smalltuinhierfid of
Water. With this We gargled • the
threat most Jhoroughly just :hefore
mettltune. The result bus hoot that
during the ettl ire winter weWere not
only Iree Iron) Meths and coughs, but
the dry hacking lite I c sigh entirely
O
•
disappeared. We ettrillute these
satisfactory yesults se -hely -to the -use
ol' salt gargle; anti most cordially re-'
commend a 1,1 ial of it to theist-, whn,
are sultject to diseeseseet the !Afraid.
Many persons who have n.ivor tried
the salt, gargle have an improsinou
tl.itt it is unpleasant, but after it few
days use. no porson wiso loves atiloP,
clean moutieand. a first :vete sharper
Of the appetite, Will abandien it. •
.• E location • Itetriqrading
'Thei.tiport of ..oe Ontario :Millie.;
. , .
ter,ofE uiltaii,!) for lasf .yette- gfe
Mg- the Selionl'eatietree for _1882, '
j.ust; :reseed., ,TIs recorel ,-nt, by 00
inenns its,e'etraftectoey es could be de.'
sired; 'while the :t6taii- .i-eSpentlitare
'for rill Publie puito.)1 parpoeme
e3026,074, . being en •iircreasts "or
$182,702. neer the:-,yeter -preeious.
The numberof •popils at ieistliise ,the
tichnula .81101,ifify,
crease of .4.,75Q, as Coibrareti witis
1881.... The al nther..cif children kl-
tWeen the ',gee Of oeeen 'mot thirteen-
eported »not al dts g sty - scheid
for 110 days in, the yetO. is 87,444,
we] 8,086 beeweeti the anise ages.
did netietiesal eny .school 'whatever.
No most: is aseigneil for the falling
off, istit it is altegether teat.
the trouble toil expense catiseti by ,
the fi•eimene Changes in seleol books
may 'be the main reamer, 'it. The
y rege cost pee 0101. Atte $6 0,3••fol.
eared districts, $8 81 fee 660:tree 86
for toWns, or $6.42 for 'the wheje
1,,r0viiicte this 5203.sehools ee-
ported', there were .6,837 itemehers,
iieing.tt.tivereamf of htl,. Thererwei-i;
3,962 male anti 3,795 female toatai-
ors, tire former lotiitg 01.i:refuted by
.300 lind tholletto,. ineeestseil liy .235,•
. The needier, of ' llatho I ie""Sepateite
schools its 193 -a decrease of twq--
but the number of S iterate Stdicsol
eretepils had inereaseel by, •662,• the
to t•CT iftelifitaide• •"17Stii-g
Oil ether of •teaelfers 390, an inci ease
of 16. The total expesplieure on
'Separete Sellools..was $161,338; aft
incsease of $20,513., Fie'1140
Solsools, 104 in number, the, total'
expenditure watt $343,720, a-ele
erease of 8
2,129 The number of
pupils was 12,473, a clecie'ase of
663, •
That. Ontario.should be retrograd •
ing 1,5 the matter of edueatiOn, an is
clearly ollowit by Hie publiehed stab.
is 51 *sellout; reflection upon the
eoliduct of the i‘low..t ministry:
• • M1She Cared to 'Live .For
. A Indy', who bettl reeently lost her
litishand, anti hos' 1.1.101141 Wfsre eating
tinnier if/gather at the reoitlenee ot
the latter,
•"1 st to pittliize with yon from tho
bottom of my heart in your great
sorrow," said the friend. "It roust
Ise terrible to lose swill tt man." •
"Alt, me, yea," sighed the. widow.
"It is•only the hope ol soon meeting
him in a better land that gives me
courage and it destro to live."
, •
illtteklen's Arnie* Solve.
, Toe nest save world t• Cuts,
!trilbies, sores, tfleere, Ncir Rheum,
Fever Serest, 'fetter, clumped
f`1111151 11114, (W113,511111 ell • kle true-
llOns, iStIsi ptriitivt ly cures Nem, or lie.
psy required, It Is • MIMI eed to olve
pePreet Sal larapt1011, no motley rot trod
Pritie26 cents per box, loot s.ii,xlar
Mats k •I'y
4
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• TII g
141 41creti
FARM IMPLEMENTS
LARGE 'A.SSGRTMENT OF
.1"1.JOWS,
' . •
ROOT& STRAW CUTTING -BOXES,
. CORN' ,SIIELLERS,
. .
And All Tiiiithrtneit Is Used on a.farm.
asGsrod ne the .Beet, 40. as Cli.eftif
. as the Cheeped, at
•
•
s'
DiPLEiIENT wAntitooms,.
.
CLINTON, •CSTtRIO
MYTH CAW MaLL.
GOSMAN &DODDS
. • • ,
Are now prepared to /fetal Fatah of workin thelr
line. Having pnt in‘a grain ttrushor,. we are able •
to do chopping. at ato• Mote aild fat tho• shortest .
, oticatAN & 1)01/IM;' • .
, Intik Oat.
CLINTON
Carriage Works
•OANTELON
PROPRIETO R,
iZLiI1 re
Vegetable Sicilian
BAIR RENEWER
was Wu that preparation perfut fly Infused to cure
dingoes ot tee settle, SOO Use *at sueeessaul
storm' of fittleil or gray bair to its natural cove,
growte, anti youthful beauty. ft has had many
dtaltaterli, tall l1011e ballt se lallY Met all the re-
oulrementa Iletalitll for tee proper treenneet ar,_
ow mar and scalp. WO 11418 It ntiliWRII hair
steadily grown le furor, anti opread its eons and
maleness to every quarter of the globe. /le tins
paralleled Inteeeelf Mt by attributed to but one
cause: the ouirefeettelost Os propliof
AfAblIfFACIMIISIt or wueptoptietotobave ott 00 wen mu.pri.e4 M Uti
reoilipt of orders from remote comer:ea, where
they had never awls an efiort for its ilitrod gotten.
• ' use for a short time of 1141.1.'s
.BUGGIESI OUTTERSJ WAGONS SLEIGHS,&C,
• •
•
L1/51BER AND SHINGLES taken in excleinge. Vire me 11. Call and 1
WI It give yeet prems that earned be beaten in the County. se-, Repairing and
Ilortisitocing done with iitiolimAlt.
IL 6,ANT ET ON.
FURNITURE1
55
ICEO DOIEHL & SON3
• VICTRIA-ST., UM` ON.
7 ONDERTAXIN-a-t
WAilipER t WALL PAPER.
' .
• Thitime for flouse—Oleaning is near. All wanting
- •
hall,'
ar9
Dinir-Room or B C...
•
Room Papers,
ap:d. Latest -...1)atte.rns.
will find the
• ir
-Best•
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11 7‘41 S10
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•
FRIEZES,,,C0 NICESAtin PAN'ELS, fILLE
The Bazaar b'S.3h1ou l3ooks for 1883 are Ott I anti can be had for nuthing.
Call anti -sit the papers and get a Book :
. B VTLEICS.
. GODERICH
• • Fr Re Sells Cliettper than'any one On top Of the Earth
nerstevea tisonderfuny improves the personal
appearance. It eleausea ths scalp from all
purities, ettree all humors, fever, and dryness,
Mid thus prevents baldnesa. It atImulatee the
weakened glandsand enables Stern to mem for.
ward a new and rigorous growth. 3 he eifeeta of
this article nre not transient. Jibe those of idea
holie preparations, but rennoln Si losig Uwe, \Odell
Makes its We a matter of economy.
BiLTOEINGIELAX'S DYE
Salt ens
WIIISKERS
Will change the beard to a natural brown, cr
black, as desired. It produces a permane»t color
that will not 15%811 away. Consisting of a single
preparation, it Is spieled witeeet trouble.
PREPARED BY
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, NM.
sou by au Dealers in medicines,
FOR ALL THE FORMS
• OF
Scrofulous, Mercurial, and
Blond Disorders,
the best remedy, because the most
searching and thorough. blood -
purifier, is
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Sold by 44 Druggists; Sl, alx bottles, 61.
POT7T3E11S.
• ',u:•ent to t Iso. contain 'their owe
0, 1v n..f 5, WM", sts,.l efereCiital
• Turn:3 id C.Althou or Advaill
IMMO"
TO MERCHANTS
How to Sell Goods
Iletelsebo nod relieve id tho.5- addc;s ker.
d t,ia hai dk state of 11 a systma, sartt st,
R 1, 14:44144,1.3, ProWSilitlq , I/144mm; after tattin• g,
1 • si the e e. the'dr moat re.dadie-
44la soma r 1.5 5 a L...cn sh.A.. fa illg
IT teritreireitici Ivor P:Pbbro equally'
Coastit talon, caring and prevenime
h annorin,,s. eon drilla, wh..e•th, v vor
ft I altatoh Is of the :Mamiei. somata ,,lssE r
ad d the 1, r514. if y only tu.:4
' y itld •14.. I 104410 thage 051
r
S010 0113 111respiug compls but rerm
• I ess sin s not mail via.; 8a;5151,,,.s
• .'.;nea try.file; i %Olt find these] tile a0 • 114'.
• i ; 541 lanny ays thaelllerWill not he .'
/v ,St 5 111. 1, ..latute term I '0; btra ;
'• 't thrabtordi ,
cure s ‘,11da
' . and
•
.4. 114 A ," ( 5.5 ...ea
e
; ti.'elty yt undo Loa tto Ple, or
• 5? nuo.•. nn un I 1 ,C n,i a
5•5 \ 4'5 r54c1-is4: 414 V 1,0 ;0, ';•,,,44,5
51 tfm L by mad.
. • •-•-TALIc ,TO -e•
o Es
CLIEI 11
L..._..::_,_,• ._._____..,____ Hotel end Domeetie Sizes; Great
U A i
iTHE Pri i.‘ RI?. .•• ..sving in Labor and Fuel.
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• ''. ' 4--ID3D,,,,m_tc,_,f,,,:. Clothes Washers atd Wriii 7,:rg, )01:et
.. ,
Nattting:
TRE
.:..focerporated Ily Actof PitrIlanaent, '1.855:
. ;
CAPITAL, ; - • $2,000,000
REST,
Bead Offlese.' e 'MONTREAL.
Tii0MAS WO USITAbli President.
•L 11it iitiLsON, Viee President.
WoLVERSTAN TWOS AS,4enera1 Ntsaagor'. •
Notos discounted. Collections made, Drafts
and American ' ex,
oftangs bought and:sold at Ion.- '
est current rates,
• INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
•
wit , e .
11(trZ ad;alral tjt ttgras, • .1r?IltslIk.e4ftinemree'
oohed al security. . •
rebr„,,,y.1844, uterrog.
• , •
FARM FOIL .SA LE. •
rp TIE SVII3gCRIBTlt offersfor sale, together it
.sepanttely, on terms to .sult purchaser, lot
21 and part of lot 1., eon, 15, Godeefell Town.
511115, 3 mile5 ti•ont Clinton, con.isting cd 140
:tem 125. cleared, balance haulm() al thnber,
11sIf5i thole, • both lots are wolf *Attired Cont.
forttible frame bootie; barn 4$s84 nith stables un.
dm math.. also • other .otithaildings. Nod and
large orchard, 200 clink% apple end a 5.51,5501
Other fruit trees. Apply on the Oreilits'es to
'or address S. PLIINI NI EU
273.tf minuet o.
TCYWN Fitanitin 10.4::10 SALE
von:setae a Meets and two lois on queen
lr• street, 0short distance noon of Prineess•st.,
nearly apposite tritura,ilteiwo. of ft A. Mott,
E.fo. Tlas nronertv 5.. in is very cuttallandIng,.
liedlthy load ; hove is a Mee it•Nortnient of
froit t..oe5; ormou mtal 'Ile and other Weft also
add 10,101 to the appearance' of :the property,
'the 11011410 Is tdirly emannithotta, the groend
enclosed hy 11 film, upright Mitt fente,. it:dated
k a very do -treble pratanty and
Will It Sold (Si e3coutlingIV moderate tome..
,apply td3
IIEN4Y STEVENS.
Clinton, PtI1), 80, 1984. 273.1nt
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Title flntcl 18 furnished throughout witit great
111115)5!,
AK 0011E, Proprietor,
miufert. Jone 7115, .
TITS att.:Noon
ACM CELTUllt LtAirt, COMPANY".
xILI ITEM 011;l10;t0, ()NT, ,
THOS ARCHER AGENT,
Cer...tX11V4::51\t15
Use to others till :ten itet5 the Cel ,hrated
11;;;I:117Xcls1,14114"Wvrg'&'074 TII(ent:111117:01'tti.::tr
Implements.
)01 Warrants& /Istvan* esustas tly sns uitot,
WAtentomr neat flentelOn3stiatrisse Werke
, Clmters 31X.21,
Sri./ TES
Clinton, Doc' .13
0 0 0
JUST 01":INVING. A
SUnRIOR LOT
1710M ANDAARDWARI, MEr.cydii,
0
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HEELER. -84 ...WILSO.
- • _see, eeereseeeesteresees
tewimig Machin -es,
Lock for NeW Advertiselnent
in a Few IA' ecks.
LINTON
EMPORIUM
•
Goneral Agent
•
and all scrofteous diseases, Sores, Eryslpelas,,
.JEczema, Blotches, Ringworm, T131110114, PAN,
• huncles, Boils, and gruptions of the Skin,
are the direct resta of an impure state of' the• -
blood.• • •
',Co cure these diseases the Wood must be purl.:
:fled, and restored -to a healthy and natural
hon. AV kltts a,altSAVAIIIM.A lips for over forty
years %testi recognized by eminent Medical itull •
thorities as the most powerful blood purifier in
lt Oces the system from all foul hu-
. strengthens the blood, removes •
All traces of ulbretirial treatracnt, and proves It -
..self. acoisqiletr nester of au scrofulous -diseases.
• • Aextecent Cure er scrorttiontf.:4orca,
"Solon months itgo'l waft troubled With saran -
Mus sores (slimiest on my legs. '1 lto limbs 05 50
badly .swollen anti inflamed, and the 'sores ills. ,
charged lingo ationtlies olio:sive, Waiter.
Lvery remedy I tried taf:pd, ‘4414 II ;03;1 A ('5:11*fabt 15011.5..5, of whiell I Imre 5 ow 11,11«91 three •
• betties, with the it snit that the soreS aro tis alml,
Susi lily .getatral Ismaili grvetly clamored. feel
• veryrop1M1 for the good your nual'elha has dohs
1151. Yours 'respect Ably, :11 its ANN 0.141,1a5."
145 Sullivan St» NEM Virk, ;lune 2-1, 115) 2. •
.tv-- An perittniM Intercated are invited to
.call on Mrs. : also upon the Itev. 5.
Wiids of 18 East 3451t street, NeW York
City, who will take pleasure in test fy fo
•the wonderful efficacy' of Ayer's
• lanot only in t hit ea
.re of this lady, but in
148 411111 1.:15S0 and many others within his
knoteledw,e. • .
fl7s,)71
t(1.7P ifier'7,1
"-1(7411
rit2;
!laving suffered oeverey for some years wins ,
Eczema, and havsiginti led 50 51)51 run, f from other ' • ,
remedies, 1 have 'table uso, filo past three
niffnilfs. of A meg SditadOaitim„a, bps
effected 15 rnmplth, Nal'. 1 emisider it a Magnin.. '
cOnt rettioly for fill Mood (I.:leases," •
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
stimulates anti regulates lho action of the di-
gestive and assimilative orgaus, i•eneWs And
strein:abens the vital forecif, nod speedily cures
illiennint ban, bleuralgia, Rhentnat by Oont,
tatarrh, irieneral nobility, end all diseascs.
arising from an Impoverished or corrupted condi.
thou eit bleed, anti a wenusned
It Is mensiseambly the cheapest blood medicine,
• oif account f its conetnitrated strength, and groat
p05501 0105 tutees°,
iiintetnee nv
Dr. J. C. Ayer & 00,, Lowell, Mats.
Sold bit all• Druggists; pride 51, six bottles for $5.
• . • ,
tl7:11V-AV,
VSPEAllit
WILL CURE C..)biloRpotri.L18,VE
1,VOlOttr1014
jAUNDICE.. 01 ria vekan -
El?K9IPELA*, AOIDItY OP
,S'ALt OVA • 71/E ,IrOAMOK-
i1EAtitttati, 1RYNE.A1
HEADACHE, . 13F rue 4xy4t
And 0Vttlt spOolsss Of -enteritis arlitint_frOat
tintO8dered.,1 VIM. MONEYS, s. 81-0mA04,
noweee tne tieteote
Irtt litasnintti & CO. Piii5PrIte'tteree'