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The Huron News "I, i'Oultlna lathe mother;' I eayA,
thee to fret about that. Must like
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„ she's worse and weaker than a
he'll get away to furrin parts. I
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while back, and father has gone to
see thou guesses who it is, Eunice.
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the woods. Iie's main angry with
' It's -main . hard for thee," Its says,
�1'eall�s uY. ,Italy 4th, 113138.
me, Tum."
"Olt'aye", Ilia says, ''ivd about
taking toy hf�nd, utt+a dug kind.ly,.
for ho was It good inan, leas Will -
the birds; but it's naught,
ism. -
FOR OUR STORTREADERS.
"I shook my head."
"But I Iviilu 1 illy limit( a-xity
"Father says he'll not have file
and r out into the fields. It was
„ A Cloudy Dawn.
wed thee if thou dust not mend thy
getting a to sundown thou, and as
getting
I loaned against the frnca, for ling
"Th4e is the corn crake it is in*
ways and leave off going with thein
poaching fellows. "What dost thou
sick and giddy like, the corlr•uraku
the home meadow," said -I, pausing
want with them I Thou never
began croakino v the long grass as
it hall done over nfbht. And I
to listen as the harsh grating but
, r grating,
used to heed such like."
thought of 1'eatareve' WhOn TUIB
most summer-like of sounds carne
"Tis not to fret about, lass;
stood there with his gulf, -kind I
I
clearly through the warm, still air
they're none ao bad as thy father
tried to turn hint away lrulu thuso
thisJuuo evening, ntiigliug in the
thinks• I'll get Shut on 'om when
who led lihn astray. It had till
garden.
we'ro well." I
ended flow ; father was dead and
Afro. Hartley listened, too, and a
"What are you doing with a guf*'
mother ryas dying, and Tani—but I
look came into her eyes as mho
I asked hint.
would not think of Tont, 'Then
thoughtBho saw some other scentl
than the sunny garden and lair
I aa`Tfly, 1Rd$, LIlOU ACG g®tting 100
i
Anniti Caine 011t t0 Int+, saying
fur I
green fieldsba oud, and the length-
�'
curious: Maybe I'm going shoot-
n
mother was askiun, nie, so went
b o
ening shadows ,cast by the elms,
in- flitter -juice he says, laugh-
ink 3 ' "'
in, [awl mother looked et file and
said ; 'Thou art it lass. •I
thou loaves glancing golden in the
'°Thou'lt break my h°art, 'Com'' I
good
think thy father is dead—I droau,t
• setting $tin,
says. " at Whwith Illy mother ]sigh
it, justnow-—and thou art,llidiug it,
She was a buxom dame, fresh
to death and father angered with
,Ns no [natter ; I Khali know soon.
couiploxioned, with soft gray eyes
thee, and thou going Oil "'this, gait."
Tho Lord bless thee, Eumieo !"'
and brown hail'; an excellent
housewife for was not the Mill Far1n
,
"I'm
Ito Bony thy mother is no bet -
"Anil after that site went into a
noted for its butter and cheese I
ter, Eunice," he says, "but as for
sort o' taut, and died. Su father
and mothor were both btirriod 1111
Where els° were eggs so plentiful
Ills rest, there's naught tafretabout.
I I'll sumo and seg thou tu•morrow,t+
the same day ; and it wits sottlod
or honey so delicious? No wonder
that I should go find live with 1113,
that Farmer. Hartley wits accuinted
And lie went oft' smiling and
aunt Deborah, some six miles away;'
a lucky mart,
waving his !land as he turned down
William wtis to dfive file over the
I was Bitting in the did fashioned
the copse. 'Then the corucrake be -
gall agaiii, croak, croak, all around
salsa evening. '
parlor, with its heavy oast beans
the meadow, and I sgt slid watched'
"Well, lit sundown, all aha things
across the coiling, its dark polished
b ' p
mother with a heavy heart till the
baufg packed and nothing left to
furniture, and old china- bowl- of
�.
dried rose -leaves, and wide open,
stars camp out, uud n young 1110011
du, I went through Ilio finld to Life
side of the brook, %vhero I n:+ad to
latticed windows through "which
lying on her back which was ail ill
sign; for you know the Baying:
t1)ePt'.rUnl,atltl [baro I s+tt, uLL R fallen
floated the scent of the mignonett•o
and pinks, while bars. Hartle -
,When the mood's like a boat
true, thinking of 1111 the trouble a4u1
how ru liru seomed'dead mid bur-
Y
brought out the sweet boldo -mato
Thcro's trouble afloat.
,� But I hoped it might not be for,
ied with m f.tther and muther.
cake and frothing now mill: in a
rrunint lungof old china.
f
me. The corncrake had gone and
Closu by ale tens it thick chimp u'
,
pRlltl aYllluN'd an' d+)o 1'u!aa, mil
i
"Aye," said Mrs. Hpi- ley ; "the
there was naught to be heaul save
the rustling oa the grana and treats.
"'g^rang all it tauoh•, lunching o'er the
• eoru•crmke? Su it io, hiss NEilliei
The wind had turned a little chill
bank i al, thea 1 tilt thinking a
'r 8o It is:"
so' I closed tile lattice and bty nie
while I heArd a rustling fill' a Voice
Soinethiug in bor voice strucl:
down by mother a while. 1 had
sayiug : 'Funic,, lass !' I knew
ino..
been asleep souse tithe, for Life nfuuii
the vol- right WoII, thun;lt it gave
"Due$ it make you sari.," I asked.
was low in the sky and the dawlf
ant• a Ftart ort tho 1i10111nnt.
"I like to hoar the bird, though it
breaking, when I awoke with hear
"Is it thou, Toni?" I asked.
does make such a strange noise ; it
ing a tramping o' foot coaling down
"Ayo," Ire say�,parliud t.hu leaves,
always reminds me of summer ovo-
the'L'aue. I listened,and'Ibe train p•
and ^looking through. ''.I've. Leen
kings when the grass is Iong,"
ing came hearer and sounded heavy
1•ying }sere fill (lay to g"t :a olitupse
"Yes; that's when it comes. You
like, as if they were carrying some-
o' thee. I thought n Avit.a thou
never hear it after the "rass is cut.
thing- It stopped at the gate and
wouldst come down hero :afore thou
- It reminds ma o' my young days,
then I heard the clique o' the latch.
went ofr, .an' there's much that. I've
Miss Nellie."
Mother's rooru was at the back), so it
got to say to thee."
'•Anel were they always sad dayo,
%vas no use to look out o' the latt-ice,_
"It may bu much ur little," f anit
Airs. Hartley I"
I was' creeping softly down stairs
swored, "but I desire to have no -
Not always; but the corucrake
when mother awoke and asked if
father had in."
thing from Toni. ori. Dust thou
brings a time o' trouble to my mind.
come
know father is dead I"
Runaway, Bobby," as acurly, head-
"Ithink .he's coming now,
"Aye, Eunice; bill that wits ill
ed, rod-cheeked little lad put his
mother," I said. "I'll fetch thee a
luck: I never uleant,to h6pt tliv
head in at Life door; "the parlor is
cup o' toa," and I ,went down and,
father. •It %sero fill duu0 iII I'
not for you children. Whe.lo is
opener} the door and there stood one
hurry, I didn't notice as he was
' • your father 7"
o' the keepers, William Belshaw, as
among the keopgrs. That's why :I,
in tit' barn.,,
married my cousin Annie.
-Said,
[nun run thu conutry, I` might.
"Father's
Very well. I{.un and tell Sally
"Wheio's. father !'•' I trying
.stand to be, took up if there ware
to pick out the brownest eggs far
to look pa4bim.
flight against me but Lit' birds, lint
_lliss..Carrin tov."
as
See now thou
he says,
this 0' th father is a ha"nniri'+ mat -
Y. . b b
Bobby' disappoarod, "and there
mun,keo) a�Lunice
heart; lass. How
torso I nlunrun the country. I'm
was n short silence, biol:en by Afl's,
"
is the plothei• In'
"Sho'9 no 'better alis asking for,
going on board ahip•to-niorrow, an'
'I've brought thee snow to pay thy
11artley.who, who. said.
father.".'
passage out to tile, lass, nu' we'll be .
"Aye, I mind 'Zwc+ll -hearing the
„
Null thou [nun put horoff. ' I've
wed when thou lands."
-' corncrake that summer when n, Y
mother( died, and I thought the sun
ill news for thee, pour lass- thy
"1'ovi," I says, "it's not for we
two to well now thatthou hast kill
weals never shine fair on mo agfi'iu
b
mothor inust kioty, naught of it.
There's been a bit o' ftgll.t with them
-
od father. I wonder how thou can
• so full o' trouble and death' was it—
many a long ago now. Mother
northern chaps—au —an tvo vo
think o' such a thing. Maybe
yearo
b Y g
had been ill a long while, and was
bro%vt thy father home."
trouble has made thee dazed lilts."
.
nigh dying; for her lifo seemed to
"illy .heart soeiued to turn to
"I didn't no to kill thy father,"
"' Y r
go as the grass grew, and we knots
stone.1.
says angrily.
she would never bide here till the
"I's father kille(1 7" I asked,
"That don't make any (liti(irance;"
frill o' the leaf. Father was agame.
"'Thou may, as* well tell file, Will-
I save ; "It was th wrongdoing
keeper, and' we lived in that cottage
iam.
that caused, thee t0 Lo goig with
i, "'
b Northover woods. THe and Tom
Y
"A -ye. that is so. I'in main sorry
poachers au' with a gun in the hand.
Thou was warned and thou paid no
Marsden—he was, tlt)e blacksmith
at Northover and had bE+e{I courting
For thee, Eunice. I'll tell 'em to
hini filly lay hitt] on the
}iced. I eau neer sed thee, and
me a long while, with fathers con•
settle here; and Pfl send 'Annie to
now thou hast done it !"
sent for Tom %v
, ton as well and
thee. ++
"Anil I Durst put rrying, For it
the forgo was his 'own. I thought
I thought
�
"With that the carried father
Y
was all more than I could bear.
Tom 01tmo out o' the thicket:
a deal of hila, for he was ood•to
g
look at, and strong; never a lad in
.in
and laid him on the settle. He WAS
and
began sayi-ng something; but •I
the village could come nigh him
very peaceful like to look , at.
William said L" .had been shot in
didn't heed what it was, being so
miserable when suddenly William
for looks and atrougth. And when
r I first know him lie was main steady,
the chest, and di; d quiet and easy.
,came up beside me, and put his
and well thought of by all. But
But all the whil(• L seemed to know
that there was sl,nirthing more to
hand on Tom's shoulder,"
"I'll
there was a bad lot 0' follows in
hear—nye, and %+ ase, for when I
not let on I've seen thee,lad,"
he said ; "but thou muu make thy
Northovor; and somehow Tom got
in with thein. Father, he spoke 'to
wasstooping over bother one of the
sen scarce. Eunice is right, [hero
Tom about it, for bo said : 'It'$ no
men said. sometli•in" to William
that I didn't ri•'hily catch, and
g
c:ut be no wedding betwixt you.
Thou mun u • and right
g
good t•hinl:in' thee can p1R' %vi'
William says back to him, speaking
esharp,
too!,,
nlak, and keep thy own clothes
clean ; some of it will stick, for
low : 'Nay, there's no call to say.
„•
rola stood silent for a minute,
sure 1"'
just now, poor 1asS; ifll do bye gild
and then he said quite quiet :—
'""1'ou1'langlled and told father he
bye." With Lhat they went away,
and I took mother bur tea, feeling
Nell, good bye, Puuice, if so be
could take caro of himself, and as
all dazed like."
as thou means what thou says.
for catching a stray rabbit or bird it
to
"Where's thy father, Eunice I"
"Aye," I said ; "I do 111e4tn it,
Tom. It's by."
feces a bit q' fou d
on a dark night,
-she says.
good
"Good
and no harm done eitho
by," lie says again, and
"Anil I answered hor : 'lie's
turned off' b4- the co(ise: and that
"Stlys father : 'Thou'll not find
coming up presently, mother' ; and
was the last f ever saw or heard o'
it a bit o' full if I catch then at
then $he fell asleep again, being
Tom A'harsden.
weak.'
"I was full o' sorrow for many a
"So they parted in auger, and
"So the day wore on, and cousin
Tong day after that, and though
father came home saying that I
Annie came, also "Squire Lawson
nothing would seem fair.and pleas -
must think no ntoro o Tom, for he
and some other gentlefnan but I
alit to me again, But at last I be -
couldn't lot his lass ived a poach -didn't"'
.
see thorn, for William wa$
to Fee I should never have been
er• „
around again and he told them all
a happy woman with Tom, Every- '
"That
l That evening, when the dusk
about father. When they war°
thing is for the best, Miss Nelly,
was falling, I eat by mother's bed-
gone I loft Annie sitting with
though %ru can't $Eta it at the time.
also, thinking of it all. father nus'
mother nucl' went down to - William,
So when, at the eud'of two years,
out in the woods and mother asleep,
and asked him how t came about
John Bartley asked me to marry .!
so the house was very still and all
�
that father was shot."
him, I gild yes, and I never repent-. f
the windows open, for it was this
j time And I.heard
„.. was
!holo n R hit of fl baht with
o d. Only' when I hear the corn- f
et;ake it brings back t0 me those old i
o year. the
corucrake in the field nigh the
the poachots, lass,'an ono o' them
hfl(1 a guu.t' .
clays" "'
l
cottage as plain as now, sometimes
Airs Hartley ceased and we eat
e Y +
quite near, and sometimes farther
Was there only one gun, Will-
silent a little space, Thai elm trees
away, ds it ran about in tine long
iam I I says,
were costing longer shadows, the i
i- !Brass. Presently it stopped croak
"Only one, lass, Dunuot think
sunshine Was- golden, the evening t
ing, As though. somethinghad
thy father was shot o' purpose. It .4,rimr(,sos
were opening their yello%v
i startled it, and thou thein was n
were all in the thick o' the bother,
eyes, ilio corucrake had gone, and A
little rattle by the lattice, like bits
Wewere fightingthe
with ash -sticks,
children's voices sounded nearer
+ O' gravel thrown up. I dot ftp soft-
an' thy father was, in the midst,
J
and clearer as Mrs, Ilartley smiled A
l3,, not tadistiu•b mother, and look-
When the chap with the un lot fly
i g Y
happily.
A
ol`1 out, and there stood Tont against
at us au' the shot hit thya fat}1or.
"I often thi,nle," she said, "of the
the fence with a gun in his hand,"
That's how it wore clone, Efillice.
old, saying, 'Many a cloudy dawn A
++ I thought to have soeu thee at
"Anel whore is he that (lid it 7" 1 .
brigs in a bright day,"' %
sundown Eun ce lass ". ho said
r ' +
"I've been Waitin' this half hour by
says, looking out o' the window.
"'llo's away, lass. In hiding
Nvte tronas, Letter TTrnds, fitntenwnts. and in
fast, nil kinds of print Ing, In the best style
the brook."
somewhere. Thorn's no call for I
kNRr'nwn to n croft all,, At tow , ah•s, it. Taaft ! J
\Pd-lt Y.rOnD office.
Auld Lang Syne.
A few clays before the General
Assembly sat in Aberdeen in 1640,
its session, undentuding that some
captains and gentlemen of the regi•
mens of Bogera lying at present in
this toun, has taken offence at the
portrait of Maiater Alexander Raid,
iouletime of Pitfuddels, as smelling
somewhat of Poperio. The session
orders the said portrait to be. teen I
loon, and not agaili set up. - In
December, 1659, Elspit Siulson ap-
peifired before the kirk session and
dolomnly denied 'that alto brewed
'aquavitte' oil the Lord's Day. She
had bean brewin on Saturdie, but
declared thati, she stopt brewin be-
fore twal o'clock. The session al+-
pointed her to be admonished,
quhrlk was accordingly done, and
Elf:pit dismissed. James Riach
'did mack a moke of ropentence by
pulting in of sneesh in his eyes, to
maek thein tear, and by laughing, at
reveralparsgns in public.' Forthis
Ito is excoulunient. Isabel Iiobert-
sun is oiled to appear before the
Wssioi it," she is known to have rail -
,)d aLaiudt Andrew -Cent, and be-
cause the said Mr. Andrew $pak
igafnst Yule, she said `that he spake
like aue au! fine.'
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Canada Abroad.
The Kingdom of Hawaii, Sand-
wich Lalands, of which hitherto
:ornpar•atively little has been known,
s coming in for it considerable
ihare' -of attoution. tieing so far
from this country, the affairs of the
slanders would pussoss little interest
o Cauadiaus were it not for the
lust that. a cuupld of our country -
lieu have had much to du with the
ocont revolution tuuoug the Haw
bans, &nd are at ilia prosent tittle
)laced in pusitiults of powor and in= :
luenco in the Govornment•. The
Ashford bruthors. Voluey V. and
;larance W., both (•:auadians, are
noinbers of the Legislature. One.
d them is colonel of the Honolulu
iifles and comtnauder-iii-chief of
Ito King's uati.vo forces, and the
Ether is in .the cabinet as Attorlley-
3eneral. "Those facts of themselves
1110 Of intercht to Canadians but
dhit we' %visit to draw particular
ittontiun to is that the, Attorney-
_leuoral will shortly visit - this
:ountry in connection with the
mprevenent and furtherance of
ratio relations between his native
and and" his adopted home. His
uisaiuu will also have roferencc, it
s understood, to the establishment
f the line of steamships between
lritish Coluinbia' find > Australia,
6iuh will call at Honolulu. Grad•
ally, yet,'surol'y, the iulludiiince and
omnlorce of Canada is being extend -
d, and no doubt the events which
lave led to the placing in positionq
f power of two of our former'
itizens in far off 11hwaii, Wilf even-
ua.11y result in increased advantage
this conutry in ilia %way of o,xtond=
d coihnierci:al intercourse and a
Largest for the produce of our factor
)s and workshops.
When in neer) ufBill Head;, guy6lopea, etc.,
in't forget that Tim NR%1 41P,CORD eu•ries , a
11 tine.
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Torglitto.
Will be. at the
attenbary House
thLI NTON.
ULY ISTH .
t
few of the hundreds cured by DIt, n
WASIIINGtTONIS New llletlaod
of luhalatron I
S. ll. Storey,'of Storey' l Son, proitihient
Svc nn"rifaaturers of Acton, Ont., cured by
. Washington of catarrh oftfthe throat., Lad V
Ill, and pronounced Incurable by euilnent
ciallsts In Canada and England. write him
particulars p
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English Church Clerwyman speaks,
Rectory, Cornwall. Ont,
w;A91118eT0\.— �
)EAR S111,—i ant glad to he Able to Inform you
,t our daugliter is quite well again. .%it this Is
second time she hay been cured of grave
ne.-hial troubles under your treatment, whon
uAl!" ,remedied balled, 1 writo to expross nig
tit(lde. ]'lease secept uty sincere thanks.
Your; truly,
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stun, Cat.u•rh, throat, i
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AAT
fR01NE88 DIRECTOR
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7DENTII3T,
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ACCTiONEER for Heron Counts,-,_.Saleao
. tended tri ill'ali part of the County. Ad-
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Blyth. Sales attended in town and country,
)n reasonable terine. A list or farms and village
ots for sale. Money to loan on real estate, at
Ow rates of interest. Insurance effected on all
classes of property. ?Totes and debts collected.
hoods appralsod, and sold on commission. Bank-
rapt stocks bought and sold. °
Blyth, Dec. 16, 14.40
Photographers
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F CLINTON.
Life Size Portraits a S1lecialty:
Into Marble Works,'
HURON STREET, CLINTON,
W.. H. COOPER, all-.,
Manufaclure r of an dealer in all kinds of
Marble & Granite for Cemetery
Work at eifures that defy competition
Also mamilacturer'ol' the Celebrated
ARTIFICIAL SI•oNie for Building pur-
poses and Cemetery Work, which lnust
be seen t0 be appreciated,—All work
varranted to vivo satisl,,etion.
Goderich Marble Works
Having bought out JOSEPH VANSTONn.,
n Goderich, we are now prepared to fur
ish, on reasonable terms,
iRADSTONES AND MONUMENTS.
GRANITF A SPECIALTY.
Vc are Prepared to sell chfnper f -bin tiny,.
other firm in the county.
artie9 wanting anything in this line will
fill it to their interest to reAnrve their
orders for as.
ROBERTSON 8t BELL.
iay 17th, 1886, - - 392_3m
EXHAUSTED—VITALITY 1
fP11E SCIENCE OI•' LIFE,
1 the great Medleal work
the age on Manhood, Nor.
ous find I'hysical Dehllity,
romnture Decline, Errors
Youth, And the untold
iser•Ies•consequent there,
n, 800 pages 8 vo., 125
escriptionsforall diseases a.
Cl full gilt, only 81.00, momnowaw
%' mail, scaled, Illustrative sample free to all
Dung and middle•aggqit men. Sond now. Tho
old and dowelled Metlal awarder! to .the anthor
y the National Afedleal Association. Address
O, Box 1805, Boston, Aries, or Dr. W. FT.
ARKER, graduate of Harvard Medical College,
5 years ppractice In Boston, who may be consult.
1 eonadcntlallw. $perlAlty,pDlseAses of Aran.
Mee, No 4 Bul(inch Street 403)•
0
y , ouay to giaud.
N ONEY to leo¢ iu large or small supe, o
111 good mortgages or personal security, a
the lowest current rates. 21. IIAL$, Hurun•st
Clinton.
Clinton, Feb. 25, ldbt 1•]v —„
MONEY.
e PRIVATE FUNDS tolendonTown tit it Fli:m
L property. Apply to
C. RIROVT,
Office, next ;rswa-1LEcoap(upstrirF)Altcrt•4t
550.3al _
TRS 1011141UNS IANI
o Incorporated'hy Act of Parllttutent, 185x1
CAPITAL, ' $2,000,000
m REST. $500,000
Head Office, - MONTREAL. •
THOMAS w01t1(MAN, President.
J. 11. R. MOLSUN, •Vice-president.
F. WOLFF14STAN THOMAS, General Manager.
v Motes discounted, Colleetionsfnad,., Drait
e issued, Sterling and Awerican e-•
e cltiguge'bought and sold at law•
est current rates.
iNTERaeT AT 4 Prut CENT. ALLO%F.D ,f il I'M ill,
k'A.RIVI�R6_
Money advanced to farmerson their (;a, 1i note
with, one or more endorsers. tin uiurfgnpe re
quired as security.
H. V. BL'EWCU,
Manager, '
February. 1884 CLINTON
.. '�tiM�tlltltr.
p`tLIN'rON Lodge, No, 84, A. F. k A. M.
lJ mectr over, Friday, on or after the ful
mewl. Visit -Ing brethren cordianw invited.
J. Yot•NG, W. at. J. CALLAN'DER, Sm
Jan. 14, 1881. 1•
til ititpt
. € ; L. No. 710,
Meets sRcur!) Monday of every -
month. Hall, gad flat, Victoria
block, V6iting bretlimn always
,ave 'nada welcome.
C. TwEEIDY, W. M.
W. S, SWAFIiIELD, Sec. 11. S. CUOPEH, D. M
Jubilee Preceptoq Niol 161,
(Black Kraight,s of Ireland)
Meets in the Canton Orange Rall, the second
Wednesday,-., of every month, at 7:30 o'clock in
the event".. Visiting Sir Nniglaa will always
ICcei\C hCRrtywulcuute,
A. M. Tonn, Worshipful Preceptor
Giiokoic HANLRY, Deputy Preceptor
WILLIAM MCGr.E, Registrar
Royal lad. Preceptoiy 331.
.Black Knighi`8 t f Ireland,
Meets In the Orange Hall; Blyth, the wc'dnes-
day After full moon of every month. -
t` {--black--P-r ;������- 3151 _ _ --
1Blael,: Knights of Ireland,
Meets in the Orange flail, Goderich, the Third
Afondaygfevorymonth. Visitingiinightaalway$
magic a•tacume. ,
JAMES WELLS, Preceptor, Saltford P O
W 11 NlUliNEY, ItegiIstrar, Goderich P O
CLINTON KNIGHTS OF ;LABOR
Roonis, third fiat, Victoria block. licgula
meeting every Thursday evening at b u'eloo
sharp. %isitiog Knights made welt•mce.
FOR MST CLASS,
HAIRCUTTING AND SHAVING,
Go to A. E. EVANS, FA�InONABLI,
B+Rilsu,- 2duors cast of NEws-Rrronn of-
fice Special attention given to LADIES
AND CHILDREN's Ilaireuttilig.
POMPADOrtt IIAIRU11'•I•INO A SPECIALTY.
: 1 •1 i
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
-BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, -
DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
INDIOESTION, FwruRINO
JAUNDICE. OF THE HEART,
ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF
SALT•RIIEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, OF THE SKIN,
And every species of disease arising froth
dfsorderod LIVER, KIDNEYS, STOMACH.
T.
p BOWELS OR BLOOD,
ii'. MILBURN &Co.. Proprietors,TORONTQ,
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anti all r"a "r
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t I Ififs of ilae ,
Iflood Irront
wnatover
carne arishag.'
THE GREAT SPRING • MEDICINE.
Price, 761:. (with Pills. $I„
TRY
DIFF. HODDEWS1 .
LITTLE LIVER PILLS,
(very small and easy to take.)
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEAU.
Sold bverywhere; price 2: vents.
Union Medicine Co,, Proprietors, ,
'17011ONTO, CAN.
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