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The Huron News-Record, 1885-05-13, Page 4FAPER LAWS K apaciid .attention of Rost ■ubiwribera to the following ■ newspaper laws :.™ Blaster is required to give ■'Eli (returning a paper docs ■ law) when a siihsyibexdQCs ■aper out of the ofiiee, and Ion for its not being taken. | do so makes the postmaster Itlw publishers for payment. Ipeibon orders Idapaper dis- I uhist pay all ahwagetr, or I may continue to send it It is made, and collect the I. whether it be taken from lot. ‘ There can be no legal le until the payment is made. Irson who takes a paper from: le, whether direcced to Lis lior, dr whether he lias sub- I, is responsible for the pay. Lseribemirdei's his paper to be Lertain’time, and the publis|}- to semi, it the subscriber is I for it if he hikes it out of the Jiris pt must T reeds upon tbeground iy lor wbat lie uses, ou C< sittiug i iy ot* paper. r,.„ Jig (in t:, „...............I a 'former proprietor” of the poiiiiiiue it. T!., 1 -1 ■- dojiot a valid defence. L picsent proprietor lismiiitiuve and cmn y, although it laut lutd uotili discontinue, us bound- to p .-i vtfd the pa pt arroai's due- for L Div uber or pi> payu what ho uses, rt in Goderich n newspaper pub- The deltmd- the ground that be The Judge lipkf The had no iequently was not denied ed fbl'iiier pi'Q- In any event ay for the tiiiie ir and. until he subscription. ■WIB DIREOTORi. ■hureli.—Services on Sumla-vat 11 ■ in. Bible Class, 10 a.m. Sunday K>.m. Service on Wednesday, » p.in Kt Craig. B. I)., Rector Methodist.—Services at 10,30 a, in. In. Sabbath ScIi,qj1 at 2.30 p. tn. I,Pastor. tshvtdrian.— Services at 11 a-ni. api ISahbatli School, 2‘.30 p. m. Ubv. Lit, Pastor, Ltian.—Services at 10.30 a. in, and Kabtiath School, 2.30 p,ui. Rbv,-J., ptor. ’ . hurah-— Service at 0.30 p. ni. Sab- , 2.301>. in. Rev J. Gray. Pastor. ma hubon t/7 Record, (.A.HALO ABATED. i), Wednesday, May 13th ‘INCAN MACLEOD. of canada“and“loohaber, by H.es j.iaokay in the Scotchman. Hi Macleod f~ AVoul(Tit Eear Hi story told ? . ■rmy legend of the days of old, ■ and tournament and high em- ■ize, ■ ■gbtly-feuds beneath fair ladies’ ■true story of our modern time, ■s befel, in coid Canadian climg, ■zen winters, past, Duncan ■acleod, ■- man—one of millions—in the lowd. Iwart wight lie was, whom but to le I to wish friend rather -Jhan- Inemy: Ith by trade, a bluff, hard work- lig man, II of his sires, his race, his name, lis clan. tYrilT^rikht KFm cdiinniTiTO^ Inan down . [ball a skittle-; his. broad brow was brown ■ honest toil, and in his clear due eye ed strength to conquer fortune or defy. ■' ■ - ' Work all sufiwlent lor the passiug .day, With something left; to hoard* and put away. Content and Uuhcan ueVer dwelt apart, And love and Jeanie’ nestled at his heart. In summer eves, his face towards the , sun, “ Haloved to sit, hiB long day’s labor dope, . And smoke his pipe beneath the syc.- > amore, That cast cool shadow at his cottage door, And'hear his bonnie Jean, like morn ing iarfc, ” ' ’*• Or nightingale preluding to the dark, Sing the old Gaelic melancholy songs Uf Scotland's glory, Sootlauds rights ami wrongs, ■ Or true-love ditties of the olden time, Breathing of- Highland glens and moorland rhyme. Thus years wore on. Their sky seem ed sunny blue Without a cloud to shade the distant view Of happiness to come. A child was born, „ Fresh to the father's heart as light of morn; Sweet to the mother’s as a dream of Heaven, A blessing asked, but scarcely hoped when given, „ ’ Most dearly prized I Arias! for. hu man joy, . ’ ’ That Fortune never builds but to destroy I ' That child wap purchased -by the mother's health, Arid Duncan’s heart grew heavy as by stealth “ „ " He gazed and saw the sadness* in her • *' smile, That lit, yet half extinguished it the while; For, ah 1 poor Jeanie was too fair and '■"•fratl. To bear unscathed' Canada’s wintry ‘gale; - ' And hectic roses flourished on her - cheek,- -Filling his heart with grief tpo great to speak. — ■ • Long, long, he watched her, and es sayed to find Comfort and hope I At last upon his . mind Burst suddenly the thought that he’d. forego All that he had earned in that new ’world of^ woe «■ -And-bear her back, ere utterly for lorn,. To the moist mountain" clime' where Bh'e was born, • . To dear. Lochaber, and' the Highland ■ bills, __‘_ ‘mi. ' And wave invaded gleps and wimp, ling rills, vVhere first he found -her I Late, alas I too late I ’ ■ . . . “Duncan,". she said, “I feel approach- ; ing fate, And may noUtruvel o’er the stormy - - aea f ,* Z L.....• • To die on shipboard and be torn from thee; \ Here let me^nggr till I go to rest 1 Time may be sKort^rJong, God know- ./ eth best. Ilut as the tree that’s planted in-the. • ground, . And sheds its blossoms andlts.leaves 'around, ' ■'•■/- “Diw^vhere it lies, so let me live and die . , ■ Where thou hast brought me ,’twixt ——-the-earth-and sky.—. ■— —— I’d not be buried in th’ Atlantic wave, But in brown earth with daisies on my .- ..grave; ' . . f f ' -/ Fresh blooming gowan from Lochy . aber’s braes her own luxuriant tresses. ‘It is short, but pretty and curly, and she ia far too good for that boy,’ | ‘Nellie! Nellie I That sounds rather ] bitter, and puts me in mind of the fox and the grapes.’ |, A little indignantlaugh fcrokd from | Nellie’s lips as she looked over there | by the lake. ■ Half a doa<*n girls, in the most en gaging summer costumes, hovering around the recumbent form of the curly headed heir, who with a sweet smile upon hia lips, accepts their subtle flatteries, while each vain lit tle heart flutters with delight ua their being the favored one. . Something weak, almost contempt ible about the group. As Nellie turned away her eyes met those qf Wendell Verney, and by the expression in his lace ah-e knew - that something of the same thought had passed through his mind, It was then that she decided, that her answer to Percy Uakleigh should >be in the negative; for, comparing the two men, the younger lost so much that not all the lords of Uakleigh ’could turn the balance in bis favor. A very stately room was the library of -the’ball,, and Nellie was' very’gWd 1 when the interview wbb over with Percy, although ifiortified that he did not take the refusal in the tragic way that she had read about in novels. • • * . • a: Af beautiful night, the soft.south wind just rustling the leaves in the chestnut groVe, the firmament ablaze with .heaven's jewels, and beneath,, wfiere-afl is quiet and still, Wendell Verney is telling his love to Nellie Claymore. ‘And you will ba my wife, darling, and ' help me win. a name and for tune I’ ‘Yes, Wendell,’ she Raid shyly. ‘But when will you be back lrom New , York !’ ‘In a week, I hope. What can I do to prove my gratitude to you for casting your lot in life with a-poor^ man !’ ‘Why, promise never to love me 'less .than you do . now,’_she.said,. • laughingly, drawing her hand from his clasp. . ‘But I hear the carriage coming to take you away.’ ‘Away, ah, yes—but a week and I shall return, never to. part from you again,’- and the stars looked softly down,'blinking kindly in the vault of heaven, the: sole witness of his victory. gained by hearts over' diamonds. I Were his words, and those but. ■rough at best, I. truthful ever as his own true ■breast; liomely nature, not of winning I ways, . Igiven to tears, or overmuch of [praise; " with a. heart Bs^gdileless aB a hrt.i’T.n- VillDlMt). With. Scottish earth enoi .mound to.raise Above my Head; / . done' : ' When your fir Jeanie’s moftal race ieven year Wilds. d that frolics in the a- .Dfihald left his shieling in the the burn side that wimples down the Ben, gray Lochabfer’s melancholy'shore, d sighed, like others, “1 return no ■ more,” try bis fortune in the* fight of life a new world, w.ith fairer field for strife . " • mn .Scotland ofifers, overfilled with brains, et scant of acres to reward their pains’, ' e wooed with simple -speech a , Hjgland maul, • shade, nd asked her, “Would she quit her native land,’ Iler mother's- love, her father’s guid in’ I a n>1, ind make another sunshine faraway, 7)7 hiin jijpne?” She blessed the •v happy day . 'hat a good man, so honest and so brave, . -........... lad sought the heart and hand she freely gav<. ■ ’0 See the pair, the man so massive strong, 'he maid so frail, yet-winsome as a song, , i'ou might have thought t4ie oak had chosen lof bride he gowim glintibg on the green Iiil; bide I * Ind Jeanie (,’nmeron ! happy wife WaB she, * filing with Duncairo’er the summer sen,-' , uul dreaming, as (he good ship cleft the foam, • . ’ if independence and a happy home m that abundant mid rejoicing soil hat asks but-hands to recompense ilieir toil. .nd fortune favored them, as fot'ttlfie will JI who add strength and virtue to good will. d«! Imncan-R hands found always woikto'do, Voik well repaid, which, growihg ever grew; ' Voik and its fair reward but seldom knvwti il the old lend, whence hopeful lie- had llmvu; ‘Three days to think “of it,’ mused Nellie Ciaymore, walking up and down the narrow strip of grass that skirted the doctor’s t compact little .dwelling. ‘Three days before the garden party, and then I shall have to decide whether I shall be mistress of all Uakleigh or the wife of a sur geon in one of the poorest practices in New York.’ Seeing her so charming in Jier brown holland dress and ample gar den hat, with her golden hair flutter ing in thp sunshine, little cause for wonder that the heir of half the Bur- rounding country had lost bis heart to her so tar as to entreat her to be come the lady of Uakleigh’ hall. The offer was a very flattering and tempting one to Nellie, and she was, too much of a woman to refuse the offer at once just just because she did not love him, So three days had she taken co consider his proposal, and in the library ot Uakleigh hall on his 21st birthday had agreed co give him her final answer, ‘Three days, to think of wbat, Misb Claymore?’ exclaimed a voice from the surgery window, and looking up with some embarrassment that the’ first part of her sentence had been heard by the studious young Burgeon who was taking a brief holiday ’neath the doctor’s roof previous to taking a practice in the upper wards of Ngw York/~r llis face was a sad one, toojjnucli so to be deemed handsome, but lie was interesting looking. . ‘Indeed, Mr. Verney, I had no idea I was speaking my thoughts, and still leBS tliat you were within -bearing,? replied Nellie, coming to the case ment about which' the rose twined^ lovingly, .• ‘Nellie,’ lie said, ‘I was thinking how sorry I shall be to leave this place for the city and change this rose covered cottage for a dingy apartment in a dirty street.' ‘Must you go yet ? You have only been here two months.’. H must, or I shall not have a penny to start with. Besides I am getting every day less inclined th work. Pleasure is enervating, it seems to sap all my energy.' ’■ ‘Papa will’ miss you very much, and so shall I. But y.013 will soon be well kriown in the big world, and though you must work through poverty you must not mind,’ ‘If I had you. to talk to me I think I ^liould be the first in the country before the y.ear is out,’~fie“ saidwith a. flush of . hope '.mounting to his earnest face that made tlife dark lashes droop b'ver’N’eP" lie’s eyes, while a decided flutter about her heart.warbed her that they were now approaching an interesting crisis! ' . . . .. ‘Nellie,;Neilie,'Where are you?"I ’ . i . j . ( tutu x ea, respuimeu me ma.V-.e^b.eenJookingMor-^you-^alUdayyn- '-d-ran -Turnirig^qriricl«ly on—the -cried the owner of a. racher-curioqs, fussy looking head which appeared at the upper window. ■ '' ‘Here, papa,’ answered Nellie, while her companion-hastily withdrew from the casement. . ‘Have you-written out Those prg^ scriptions yet? No? Well; I cjtrfriot A VITU’C! Cherry Pectoral No other oomp’aintF are so inaidicua In their attnclc those nflVciing the Uimnt and lur-ga: none so trilled w.th bj Uie ie^vriiy of biil.cr- ers, The onp.nr.ry coygh'w cold, multh g perhaps from a trlK t g or uitco::wi<w ex- poHure, ia often but the bt^-i-nli.g of u fatal ' :kners. Avim’s Ci: •11 proven, fiii tli'-en.- ::.yuY m. xvii.ir, lias ■j'liui In ly v ms' ti :ht thr- at an-: jung u ic •• 3,,auu*uvi*»d be i in all cases wlu.oiit de’ay, A Terril le Ckriigh Cn’v4. 111:1 to"l< fts> mlecii'.il.'ftlileln'ff'i’trf ..i-I's. 1 huff a t n.i :uc< > jji.r 11- t--> -hl iittur ji’ebevlihuutMcop. Tir-uHti'i IC me lip. 4 L. 'll AYi.K’ti Cm.:.i;» 11-> ".’..I-1. ii *T-« su-v'i. ami iui«’i'iRd me the rc.-i bctim •>...................... j* — ..............’• liy ti • 11 j« a fiii w ti r n a giiyVlHC! «(»• 41 M ‘*t »#•** »* toual, wlih-li r< i ived my lungs, lor Hie ni-ovi-iy of my etwinii. Cilll Iiw-l U V l! U.C 1’11 , in-lit euro was eliect- -I. J 1 ni now liL 1'i-t- i»il, litiw m u lii-ari,., ami am saUsmcu jou uirnmcv m-AiiHi vL saved u e, 11<>P'CH 1 . l> BK01im«.” . ltocMugbam.-yt., Jmy 45, lu2. Croup- —A Motlicr’s Tribute.’' •‘•"While in the coin Uy 1nat V> t<-r my little bf>V,tiHC<’ yim><>'-.‘, was tai cu itiwiu in up, it k-erned as if lie would uie pom sinmgU’ laumi. Ouv 't tho fam li suuvsitd iln- use Ol AVEH’S‘C.d'.BKV l’l'ITlH.'Al., R Utile ot W-iieli was Hiv.ay.s |i- ptin the bouso. ’Jl.is was tried m si-mli uud ire< uei t ik s.s, ai.d to our delight lets than half an hour the blue jiatu-nl. was bri alii-iig ti i-Hy. 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Clfirk : ‘‘For the best quality,25-cents, sir?’' pre strong man wept, “Jeanie !..” ■was Ml he said, . - ■ • “Oh, Jeanie ! Jeanie LR.and he bowed, ' his bead, .- . . And hid his/aoe hehind'his honest ^—handsT-f^”^—•" T \ jr -The saddest man in all those happy . ’ lands.) ' “Jeanie F” he ' said, “ye .maunna', maunnadee, And leave’ the world_ to miseryJand., “Duncan 1 ” she answered, “woeful is the strife That my warm heart is fighting for its lifej • . • . And much as-M-desire 'lotLthy dear sake, .. ' ‘ J And the. wee bairn’s, to live till age o’er take, I feel it cannot be.- God’s’ will is all ; Let’ us accept it, whatsoe’er befall! ’’ his forge, and took his home (for Lochaber ' o’er the sorrow and alone with And,-.Teahi0.die4,/ .Bhc badriot-IaindL the indols -TliPeeMays-rirejPuncanMaidasidohig; tool’d . And closed passage To Glasgow, ■ foam: Alone with love, ,lli® heart And long ere forty days had run their round, ' Duncan was back upon Canadian ground; Duncan, the tender heart, the rough, ■ - the brave, Wi<lf earth«and gowans for hiy true ■ loves grave! London, England, April 10, 1885. Curious Coin. Canadian Salt onequaj’.led.-^- Profosscr Arnold, tl>« qininmit, Am erican authority on all questions r«* latmg to.ilirirying, before.the Iriiini gration and Colonization committee gave bis opinion on the’respective •.merits of the different varieties of suit fordairying purposes. He said that much of (Im talk about the salt of differeht countries for this purpose were tlje ideas worked by dealers and agents. lie had carefully con ducted a series of experiments with Liverpool and. Goderich salt, ami the latter produced I lie better results, and inasubsuquent experimentcamn out ahead ot Liverpool salt, In short, Canadian brines we.ro the purest in the world, and tTio Cjm*- dian article vtas now coming into competition' with the tTnited States fialtiof dairy purposes ifi the AmeiL can .home makers. hen Mr. Verney ‘goes [ fnow, although lie is generally. Thinking of-something else ivhen I am tai king tb him/ Dr. Claymore con; •tinued, coming' down, to the ball, ■ where Nellie was waiting .10 give him his hat. - - ' -■■s‘Now get my staff,—lie always'call- '• ed ifa staff—-‘and run .for my'gloves. I know-t-lTQs®”twO Wig'by girls will.be be dead, by this time,’.'and he stamp ed up.and down the hall i'n a fever of excitement. .‘.There !.goodbye,' -and don't bother me with your kisses ; I have never time for anything but ,Work. If you don't, get those done -b-y-the- time-treturn-you-shall 'no,t go" to- the fete.’ . " - ■ ‘After that threat IMl do it. Good bye, dear, and be home as soon as you can,’ answered Nellie attending him " ta the-gate. - . J. - ' ■‘Gooff ffye. ' Tel~r*Mr”"Verney.'that* I shall expect him to comeutiris after-’ noon for a few hours’ fishing up stream. And if lie wants something to do lie may as well get my tackle in order., for it positively frightens me to see it in the condition it is? ’ And with this parting injunction the fussy though really good naturfed doctor Walked down the .road olj his errands pf mercy, leaving Nellie to watch his broad fOriii until it disappeared be- .liind.axl.ump-of-.lmdge-row. ■ , ‘ * * * «. ... It is the day-of the fete.. All Oak- leigh and Moorvilie are "alive with flagsand bunting, arid a* triumphal arcli' over the big gate marks the entrance to the hall. . This arch is to be illuminated-in the* evening, arid the inhabitants of the neighborhood aro. to be further de-, lighted ■ by a grand display of fire works. All in honor of the young heir- J’here he is, leaningagainst the terrace rails. Handsome, you think, don't you. o, Still tl.ipre is such a decided lack of character in Ills face that it looks almost girlish. Un the scat by the terrace steps is a party of young girls, among whom is Nellie Claymore. ‘Arp you invited to’the ball to-night Nellie I’ asked a bright eyed member of the group. ‘Yes, dear, but I don't think I shall go/ replied Nellie. ‘Not go ?’ echoed round In aston isliment, ’Why, I- would go if it were only to see the diamonds and plate. But you perhaps’ have seen them, haven't you ?’ ....f, . ‘Yes; they are certainly vei’y beau tiful/ .‘I wornler who will be the lucky woman who will catch the heir to the diamonds I’ said Lucy Beifling, one of . the girls, with a quick laugh, “it's certainly worth trying for.’ Report said at the time that she was trying very hard herself. ‘See how he is flirting with Miss Monroe,* It is not likely to be one of us, do you think I’,’ ‘I don’t know -about that; her hair ! is so short, and I c.ab't t|flnk why it’j don't grow/ said Lucy, shaking opt - Tn the north of Scotland, the minister was taking to- task ori'e of his. flock, who-' was a frequent • absentee, and the.accused defended 'himself oil a, plea of long sermons. “’Deed, man,” said the reverened ■ monitor,,a little nettled at the jnsin- uation, “if ye dinna mend,, ye may land .versel.’ whaur ye’ll no be troubl ed wi’ many-sermons, either long or short.’; “AVeel, aiblins sae,”o retorted John, “but it may be, nae far want of 'ministers.” .;; '• Feyer colic,,iZAJUjaatural' appetite, fretfulness; (Weakness, and convul-, sions, are some of ■ the' effects- of- Worms in. Children;' destrqy the worms with Dr. Low’s Worm Syrup. ! ’ ' ' 337-4t A sorry-looking specimen was be fore tjie' police'-judge. “You are charged jvith being a vagrant-,1’ said lit iC:Ti’^-*1 ■• vov ••-ya ivvnyiru'iw icuf uwttij jedge,” respond the man. “Have you no.home?” “ Not in these parts, jedge.” “No Jrifenjlfe'?- “I ve got a wife- inj’exas, jeclge.” Why don’t you go to her instead of starving and freezing up here?” “Jedge, did you •WTWCHfiyHIvtfS'?”’“Tir"'course I didn’t.” “I thought so, jedge, o.r you’d never have axked'me the question.” “Sixty days,” said‘the- judge,- curtly. “Much obieeg'edj jedge ; I*wuz. afeer- ed yer wuz goin’ ter sen’ me back ter Texas.” Wn believe the cause of the won- derf'ul success ef our Murray & Lan- man’s Florida Water may be.found in the fact that the principal aim in its* preparation has always been to give -the simple natural perfume of flowers} without any chefnical addition what ever, and to avoid, "by all means, the’ groat error of making a heavy’, -sickly, swoet perfume,:, . ’ ..<» • A very fat doctor was taking a walk in the country one day, and becom ing very tired and hungry he thought it would shorten his walk by crossing an adjoining field.- Meeting a man near the gate, an.not wishing to offend the law by trespassing, he said— “My good fellow, would yon please tell me if I could get through that gate ?' The man gravely scratch ed ■ Ids ligrid/aiid, Took frig al t e r n a te 1 y at the gate and nt doctor s corpulent body, at last Said, with a humorous twinkiejn his^ye—“ Weal, sir, ye’re gey stool, but I don’t think ye’re sac fat but whit ye’ll get through ‘the gate,' at least a cairt o'hay went through'about halfan’oor syne,' Many ladies admire gray liaison so.nm other person.But .few care to try its effect on their own charms. Nor need they, since Ayer’s? Hair Vigor prevents the hair from turning gray, and restores gray hair to its ov- ginal color, It -cleanses the scalp,' prevents the formation of dandruff, and wonderfully stimulates the grow th of the hair. . A Well-to do resident ofCorinecti- ings. Alter" generously providing for a.lawvprto make hisjwill. His wife, and daughter watched proceed- etit shortly before his decease sent .for them, the sick man directed the •lawyer to designate $500 to his aged sister, who was needy. The wife and daughter remonstrated angrily. Qmefly the sick man said:‘Make it 81000 for my sister* ’ Another proles! from the grasping pair. Make it $1,500, ’squire,”1 coolly said the Uaator. “You shall not I’ shouted the woman. “Make it $2,000,’ said the, will.maker serenely, and here the Indios concluded to hold^thoir, tongues. The lawver kept the secret■ for years, but gradually it leaked out ns a warning; to Iho selfish of all classes and sexes. S H r LOH ’ (J ATA R RII RE M E D Y— a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria, and Canker Mouth. Sold by J. II. Combe.’ 330-1 y ■»’. r/ ’ ’ ”* t . ■ • - ( “J-q’nes-r.^Yes, sir, it’is mighty hard . to. collect- money just n-oiv. ' I know it.’’ Smith ‘Indeed.- " Have you . ■ tried to collect and iaiicd ?’—-Jones': . ‘Oil-, no.’—Smith::.‘How, then,/Io you ■know that.money is hard to collect?’ ■AJones : ‘Becouse several liave tried • to collect of .pie.’. ’ . ■ . No child or grown .person can fenjoy perfect health if troubled “with ‘ worirrs. DR. SMITH’S GERMA-N- ■ WORM REM'EDY'i;’ is the most- ef fective worm destroyer iri the world, pleasrnt to the taste,.and sale.' Ask your druggist for it, and " take no' other. • '3$L2t ■ „ A NASAL- INJECTOR, free.^-with eadi .bottle of Siiiltih ’S /Catarrh Reifi ed,V, . Price-50 cents. Sold by J.. H. Combe. 336-ly .' A prominent "divine who was to - officiate at-a wedding,- finding him* LSfejllJ’Jl'lJiQDgregaLm-iu._tho_cliUach - considerably in advance of die bridal party, asked that some one should strike up- a hyxnri. to improve, the time. „A good brother started off, just as the bridal party entered, with -the hymn begining, ‘come an, my partnersin distress.’ ' -Our town Druggists say the l?ain Killer sejls tlm best of any moffTcuie they keep’; during the hard times of the past year or twd, there were nohe too poor to pay filicir “quarter” for a bottle of this indispensiblo family medicine. I CTOZEZXsT LESLIE, ------MANUFACTURER OF—- " CARRIAGES, WAGONS, &C., i Corner of Huron and Orange Streets, 0LI^y^; The Improved Timpkin Buggy a specialty* ■» Tn Durability, Lightness and Appearance equalled by ltd other. AU the latest iniproveil vehicles kept constantly on hand. FIRST-CLASS BLACKSMITH »“ ccutiection. Best material and workmanship in nil .branches, . ■ ' ' ALL WORK WARRANTED. • - PRICES REASONABLE. @S5>Kepairing and Bepainting Promptly Attended to TITO HEALTH iS Boxes W1 ’til (ll in di trer ;.oo, The discovery has’ been' made in Brooklyn that the school children are in .the h.abit of getting’tirunk on carp dies filled with a mixture of fusil oil and alcohol. ■ . ■p. Each ,f. §1.00 by mail THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon, Ind,, says : “Both myself and wife owe our lives to SHILOH’S” CONSUMPTION CURE.” Sold 'by J. H. Qombe.. 336-ly KA GENTS Jva POUND. The Best ever offered in this vicinity for the money. Also', General GROCERIES, equally cheap. \ FLOUR AND FEED always on hand. > Ti. contractu ihaile' ... .AforTlHSPAl'ER' LT U A iii'-h is kept on file at the olliee of LORD -A, TlIQ.UA’S; ,Mo; - Coriniok Block, Chicago Ill r ’ . 7'0POWDERS. / • ■--------- y' '.rdy'i-m.-iit to t 'Jto, Contain their own ■ v ’ (i c, Iii’it, -gtifo,\snre,’ami :-••• -c'lr-ma in Children or AdultB Implements I i you good such TUIt Sccraviug Ui« Uuuj;. m a uoiumy »uia-<J J'illi l/ill Ti1. Vi ill itfriufTW VrCTORSA BLOCK. •s Having purchaSecF&'Rrge stock of SHOES THOS. STANBURY. ■ TO -MERCHANTS ■: How to Sell Goods ------5TALK TO-— ' gLlM~A§ . TllfpAlb TV Ilf' . ' . GrOnDES'KXC^X. ATTENTION FARMERS ’ . ; -CLINTON, ONT., DEALERS IN— d^MedicineB Physicians’ -Prescriptions Carefully and Accurately Compounded, and Orders Answered with Care and Despatch,.' . ■ The Public will find our Stock of Medicines Complete, Warranted and of the .Best Quality ' . . * - Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, Shoulder Braces, Trusses, Sponges, and all kinds of Druggists’ Sundries usually kept in a First-Glass Drug' Store. ____....:7..'X_—--------------------------- -------:--------------- —=a. ■ wamper-| WALL'- PAPER. The time'for House-Cleaning ia near. All wanting Hall, Parlor, Dining -Room, or Bed Boom'PapersJ- . * • ? • • 1 Best' .and Patterns AIcCO IUITCK dELF^BINDER^r. - 'REAPERS, MOWERS, ,v. ’■ SEED DxRILLS., HORSEaLVOS" - PLOWS, ' ' . . ■ csrrtoi BOXESpS I TELL EES, /ET(J?,''eTiI;’ I-. ' Arid all Implements used on farm, as Good-us the Best^ aniLas U'lieup. / ■ as the-Ghfeapest,- at. '______ ’J.-- B.- WEIR’S ../.-.IMPLEMENT WAItEROOMS; CMNT0N. . ‘ O NT A It 16 FRIEZES, £ ?S SWD PMELS, FILLERS, «C 93” .The Bazaar.Fashion Books for 1883 are out and can be .had for nothing. Call anC> se^ the papers and get a Book • , ■ GODSRICH.” \ He Sells’ Cheaper than anyoneon top of theEar’th. It -excites expectoration and cau-er. tbcjAmuts to throw off il e pble'-.mj r secretions ami /'urijt.es.l’te-l-.ffci'li heals i.lie'irri and imparls: .strengih to the v hole ..system. SuX-II IS THU I.MMI.U! ATE.. AND SATIS FAC Tt.i V effect that it is warrajilrd to break n/i t’e , .host etisircssttiff cimgii in a jeti> i.i>urs fl>pe, if not of Too long stdiming. 11 \s svflt> ranted 10 -GIVE ENTIRE SATLSI-ACT'ON, I-VEN IN "THE • mast confirmed cases cf ,CoHsU»i/>t,on !u- it is tear ranted hot to produce Cusiiiei.Cshvmost rein. • edies cause 'this .trouble) cr affect the head, as it contains no opium ilfai,yja.rib. St is war ranted to be perfectly haindesS to the niosi_ delicate child, although,it is ah active and pow-’ . erful remedy for restoring the syi-tem. There is no re'al necessity for so many deaths bv Cbh- sumption^ when A'i.ul'n's l.t'aG Bai.sam':will firevent it if only taken in titiie, : To Physicians laving consumptive patients, and-who, having failed to cure them jyith their own medicine, We would recommend trj give AI.PK.n's..LunG Bal sam a trial, Sold iy all Druggists. ■——r . A. Sad Delimit. ■ ■ Npglecting-a-oanstipalori condition- -o f the - -bo we I sy-ish-sii re--to—brin g—i 1F Mifealth anil great suffering^ Burdock ■ Blood Bitters regqktt-e-"‘t.lie'howels in' a natural* manner, purify the blood and prorn’ote a healthy action of the stomach,-’liver, kidneys and bowels. . 337-^t ” ' ®!,OOQ FORFEIT-1. " 'Having the utmost voiill Ichuc in.its superiority over all otltprs, and after thousands of 4vs.ts of inc moat complicated and s.m ere-'t cases we "COTttd■- "■find, we feel justilied in offering to fiirfuit Due : Thousand Dollars fur any ease of Cougiis, velds./ ■sore throat, inllueiiza,liuursehess,bronchitisc.oif-' sumption, in its early stages, whooping cough, : and all 'diseases of the throat and lungs, exvojit ' Asthma, |ur wnich Wc only claim, relief, that we curewitli West’s t'ough Syrup, whu)Ztaken .according to.directions.' Sample buttles 25 and 50 cents; large bottles one dollar. Ueiufino wrap- • pers only in blue. Saki-by all druggists, or sent by express on receipt o'f price. JOifN C. WEST M(!<.).,.sole proprietors, 81 end 83 Jung Street E., Toronto tlntl'. .J. Li. Cunlrie. ag'mit.'Ciijffbh-.mT ireains At Greatly Eeduced Prices I am prepared, to sell LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. A Gdiinectiout riiatl has a nov.el barOirieter in the. slfiTpe-pf. four bull- ’■frogs, which live in a half hogshead in ins spring. .'In fair -weather they sun'themselves around a hole- in the hogshead’s, bottom,.-but’’ when the; storm centre moves their way they ’ (live through' the hole and out of sight. . ' . ' . During the mania lor toller skat ing a rin'k’ll attract many. a. young lady, although, As a rule, young ladies never find a wrinkle attractive- 'No other**preparation so concent rates and combines blood-purifying, vitalizing, enriching and-invigorating qualities as Ayer’s .Sarsaparilla, Quality sho'ukl be considered ' when making comparisons; A physician was lecturing lately on the ignorance of their . own com plaints; Anil said that a lady once asked him what his next lecture Was to be upon? and, being told the “circulation of the blqod,'* replieci that she should certainly attend, tor she had been troubled with that complaint for a long time, /... T.......... “............. / • ■ iVnY.’.WILL YOU cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give iriirnediate relief. Price TOcts., 50 qts., and SI ■ 8oldbyJ.il. Combe. 336-ly, It is told of a worthy minister who lived not twenty miles from Aberlour, and sometimes officiated a9 chaplain of a prison, that in acting inthiwapa. city lie often forgot where he w is and, used in ’prayer the customary pefi lion: “May our numbers be increased; carry US io.otu* respective places abode.1 , of Use Pimp. Low’s Svi.bnrR Soap Prickly lleat,_ Nettle Rash, S< Eruption, Itch, and all disbftscd com ditions of the skjn. 337-4t ffir inly There is something, lovely and primitive in the idea of two quar relling houses going to'their joint father-in law to got their dispute; settled- There is, no doubt, still a personal element in the affairs of nations, and while1, the Czarina and the' prdspvctJve Queen of England in o sisters and the Emperor of (Term* any their father in-law there should, so far aw royalty can iuflnence svents, bo no war, ” Both Light and Heavy, Double and Single, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Trunks & Valises away down.- ’Baby Carriages in great variety^.. 5,000 .Bunches of High Laud Pine .and Cedar Shingles,* . AT1B .YOU MADE miserable by In digestion, Constipatipn, ''Dizzin/ss, LomS of .Appetite,' Yellow Skin ?- Shiloh’s Vitalizer is a positiveLure. Sold by J< H. Combe. . 33ffiTy-e.o.vv_ y ’ Z . Miss Lee, one of the. speakers at the recent meeting of/socialists in Chicago." .'declared herself ready to .^LmnhLi’-a-iniiskt't 0 kill a “mean, dirty, awful capitalist.” - - Nationa.l TijL are'sugar coote’dj mild but tliorfiug'i; and Are the best Stomach andLiver Pill in use. • 337-4 __y----------- -. _ J udgeJL—of the St. Louis Circu-. .it Court,., like , many another judge., is fon/1 of a qiiiet joke. A raw Ger-, majrwho had been" summoned for jury duty, desiring to be relieved, advanced as his reasrin, “Schudge, [ can nidi good English onderstan’.” Looking over the crowded- bar, his eye filed with humor,. Judge L--— replied : ■“ Oh, you can serve; won’t . have to understand English ; you won’t hear, any here.” :_„_SSOO REWARD! WI5 will pay the above reward’for tth.v Case of- Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,-Hick Heiidiiclm, tn- iiigestiofi, ConstipatioiiArXJostivencss wernnnot cure with W-o.it's Vegetable Liver I’llls, when the dircetlon.Hivrc strictly complied with, They nte - purely Vegetable, and never fail to give srttisfite-' tiou. ’ Sugar Coated. Ltirgb boxes, eoiitainiiifs 30 Pills, 25 cents. , For fitllo’bv nil tirugprists. Bo- ware of counterfeits and imitations’. The genu ine mamif.ictnrcd onlv.by-TOIlN C. WEHTSf CO., ■ “The.1*111 .Makers,” 81 aid 83 King-st., E., Toron- „ to, tint. Free trial packages sent by mail pre paid on veceipt-of a3.cent stamp. -J, Ji. Coinbc, ngcnt.Clinton 314-iy BRAJJSL , A Golden Opinion Mrs. Win. Allan, of Acton, declares that Hagyurd’s Yellow-Oil is’the best household remedy in the world for colds, croup, sore throat, burns,‘ scalds and othei' painful complaints, Her opinion is well founded. 337-21 The discussion of the Budget in the lobby of lbw British House of com mons discloses riiiich discontent among Irish and Scotch members, whose grievance is the disproportion between the whiskey and beer dullest- the whiskey 4ax Being in creased it half-penny per $ass, and the beer tax only three farthing per gallon. . . « SHILOH »S CURE will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping (Jougtp and Bronchitis, Sold by J, II. Combe. -330. fy A woman who has taken in sewing for a. couple of years to support her iiv/.v and drunken husband says it Is surprising that the Board of Health' has not had her indicted for. “main- turning a nuisance.’ A TREATMENT Dr. F. C. West’s Nerve and Brain Treatment, a guaranteed specific for Hys teria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neurnlgid, Ilciidaehe, Nervous Prostration eiittscd by the use of alcohol or toba cco, Wakefulness^ Mental Depression, Soften ing o‘f the Brain resulting in insanity ami lcitiliiig to ntiscry, decay ami death, Pre matura Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of power in either sox, Involitnt&i^-Lossea ami SpoF- iiiatorrh<e.;i caused by over-exertion of the Drain, self-al ............................. box contains a box, or six prepaid on r over- intlV for $: ........receipt pi i< We Guarantee Six To euro any reived by us with $5.00, w tteii guan ti larant &Co.,r J IT. Coml ittin es i: . „ Stand 83 Ki ng-st.'I to, Ont Hl-hc. W.est of England, Scotch land Foreign Suitings • ■ & Trouserings, English & French Worsteds. E CLOTHIER, Goilerlcii, 1ms a spiemlifily assorted stock of new Spring and Summer Goode, Ordered and Ready-irmdc Sults at the lowest prices .ever lienrcl of— norib but the titst.of triimnlngs used,.and perfect fits guaranteed. A full line of CENTS* F U R N!S HINCS always In siock. Callrnndsee, It'wiH-pay you. ■ ABiUHAM SffiSXTH, The Square. BuMock i« M SKfrZ a oc C ,® WILL CURE OR RELIEVE BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA,' indigestion,- jaundice: ■ ERYSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM, HEARTBURN, HEADACHE, AndF every spcclfts df tttSoaia arising from disordered IJVGR. KIDNEYS, 8TOMAOHU BOWfeLS OR BLOOD, . g: T. MILBURN & C0.. p~^^s«o,' TI4E LATEST! nARJtY RtSIlEIb the renowned Tori- sorlal Artist, has. obtained' the wislstarice Of a fiM-vlass Harbor, fay AH the latest styles <ff ladjoN and jfcntlomoii's halr-eutUng. One Loot oast of the G.mtiiorolal Vote), The Nfiws Kkcoo jobprinting, ° DIZZINESS, DROPSY, ' FLUTTERING OF T HE HEART] ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, DRYNESS OF THE SKIN,