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FR11I?11►7�, MAIC. 15, 1888.
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.Ansticaliian Qorr(esponcitenee.
1 oumaieatir digersif}ed to salt all pan
Sgnday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Swtd•y
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ner of Dries. In tbp Bijou, old Christ-
School at 2.80 p:m, Rev. W. Crai#,
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�'l;tit Cox OF MgLao,v.p;)v,It's Qn*=-
was eve and ChristmYs IIIgh..t, Miss
Hector.
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Tq)tL$, I>T$IipANTII$ ANA $iRAO4•
7ION�L INAt7eTatiEB.
VpII,k'fnielsteia, a native Of Jerusalem,
gave two lectures Ori life and seence to
R►TT>tNBURY STBEaT (Methodist). -
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the Holy Land. $be is a defeudep of
gouda aerVlCea at 11 a.m. and 7
y P.M.
Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. Rev. Jas.
(Special correspondence of the New En&)
the Christian faith, from a non-seotari-
Livingstone, Pastor.
MS)L80VANE, VIOTOr" I)ee. 29th, '88.
an point of view, and is one of the most
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1ti the Colony of Victoria contains
it is
successful lecturers that ever visited
critical Melbourne. In company with
Wxuus (Presbyterian) -^Sunday ser-
vices at 11 a; m. and ? p. m. Sunday
few more than a minion of People,
a Colonial frieng I had the pleaQnre4f
School at 2.30 p. m. Rev. A. 8tawart,
,i.
somewhat surprising how It. manages
to support such a city she Melbourne,
hearing her lecture on " Homes and
haunts of Jesus," on Christmas eve.
pastor.
besides several other large centres of
Her pictures of Oriental life were vivid
tune
ONTARIO STREET (Methodist) -Sunday
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-P.Opule tion. 'Melbourne, including -sub=
urbs, several of which are large and
and pie ,and hes illnstratione were
made more Interesting by the stage
services at 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sun-
day School at 2.30 p.m. Rev. Joseph
wealthy cities in themselves, has s
population of nearly 400,000, but a
'being arranged to represent the interior
of a boder . Jerusalem at the present
Edge, Pastor.
stranger cannot help being struck with
the idea that tho grow�h of the city
time. Un the stage' with her were a
BAPTIST -Sunday services at 11 a.m
and 7 p.m. Sunday School at2.30 p.m'
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during the past twelve m xithe has been
dozen characters, dressed in various
Eastern costumes, signifying their sta4
Rev. J. Smith, pastor.
too rapid for stability. During the
men have made immense for
tion in life. The young maiden, the
bride the the
past year
tunes, speculating in real estate in Mel*
of a year, matron, priest,
the shepherd were all there, reclining
The Manitoba Legislature has
bourne. Land has been selling for
from £1,000 to 21,500 per foot, on the
on low couches, or lying on mats, in
refused to submit tothe people, a
best business streets. English money
true Eastern postures. Miss Von Fin.
kelstein's remarks on he lost piece of
prohibit)ry amendment,
flowed into the colony freely for in-
the banks made advances
silver, the coat of many colors, Ruth
vestment, and
for a time almost recklessly, but, as
carrying the measures of barley in her
veil, the Apostles being commanded to
LONSUMPTION CURED.
An old h wean, retired from rac-
usualijustwhen people were least expect-
ing it, suddenly put on brakes and re-
salute nobody by the way, the shepherd
tics, haven had laced in his hands b
placed
!;,
fused to give out mouty,even on good se-
in
calling his sheep by name, and other
Bible subjects were new and interesting, I
I K,
an East India Y the foruntla
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
unrity. As s consequence isinvestors
uity being unable to raise
and well calculated to make more plain
speedy and permanenteure ofconsump-
property
to meet coming payments, made
many of the events recorded in Scrip.
tion. Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma and
money
haste to sell, and real estate suddenly
The
ture.
But alIX, elbourne people are not in-
all throat and Lung Affections, also a
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positive and radical cure for Nervous
became a drug in the market.
"boom" was sometbing similar to that
terested in these questions, and it is
Debility and Nervous Complaints, after
in Winnipeg and the North-west, in
1881 and 1882, with this difference, that
possible that some readers of the ERA
Would rather accompAny us to the Bijou
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt '
in Melbourne building societies were ,
theatre, on another evening, and hear
. ,,Private Secretary,' or to the
It his duty to make it known to his suf-
suf-
fering fellows. Actuated by this mot -
(ormed, which bought blocks of land in
the Suburbs, erecting thereon long rows
"Alexandra,", and hear " The world
ive and a desvre to relieve human suf-
of. cottages, which we_e sold to mechan-
against her," n popular play on the
fering, I will send free of charge, to all
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its and other working people, on the
working e
well worn subject of a faithful wife and
husband. There be
who desire it, this receipt, in German,
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time payment so that where
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a jealous mayeven
French or English, with full directions
year ago the market gardener had his
some who, with all appetite for stronger
fare, would rather .go with us tq the
for preparing and using. Sint by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this
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strawberry beds, are now to be found
streets of, neat dwelling houses,
theatre Royal, and see the holiday
paper, W. A. NoYFs, 149 Power's Block,
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whole
with -people living in 'them. This is,
Pantomime, "Siubad the Sailor" acted;
This i play with juste touch of
Rochester, N. Y. 13012-y.e.o.w.
held by Melbourne. people to be ,t sign I
of permanent'proaperity of their city,,
naughtiness, and all unlimited quantity
i e
fine
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]�1��PE1\ �c�iV
for they refuse to believe that th(•,pre• l
of sceo,ery,and with scarcely enough
of Sinbad to make it recognizable. The
j��I�j�1
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sent dulness in real estate is more It ban
leading feature is troops of bright girls,
D. R. hIcLEAN wishes to inform the public
temporary.
" We have no Whitechapel," proudly
more noticeable for the lightness of
that he has now goC the Kippeu Saw still in
h
says a Melbourne newspaper, 11 no hu•
their feet than the length of their
frocks, who sing and dance upon the
his own bands and is prepared to do
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man wilderness grimy with heart -break-
ing poverty and black with desolating
stage, and fascinate the crowded house
ALL KINDS OF eUSTOM WOiIX.
crime. We are a city of gardens, set
with the simplicity of their short and
shining skirts. It is oppressively hot
First in, first out. All Custom Logs attend -
under happy skies, and throbbing with
a free and prosperous lila."
in the theatre the night we are at the
ed to first. Cutting done for $3. and 5..1•50
Very truel Almost any person will
pantomime, and babies cry, and a wo-
man faints in a seat in front of us and
1)• B. McLGAN, KIPPEN
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I admit that there net: few of the great
cities of the world more happily sltuat•
is carried outside, but still the fun goes
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ed than Melbourne, perhaps none in
on ; the old man of the sea is dressed
up to represent the premier of New
1889.
which there is less poverty and .crime,
but suppose the giant heart of Victoria
South Wales, the Salvatioa Army is
burlesqued, and your correspondent is
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"ar er's Yonne People
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should cease to throb so prosperously-
at then ? And there are those who
quieting his conscience with the rep,re
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mtt:tTiis"iiiity do ills case }ri fife Ii.
tion that he -is present Safely as &repro.
sentative of Fw ERA, the
AN_ILLL'S_TRATED_ WEEhLI'.
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future.. - The .cloSing.of..the CentenulaL. -
Exhibition inanother month will throw,
.the .NL _when
sou of the-evenin - Is • started'.• The
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R a Yui . o T'sort ' begins itv ett h' v t-
many persons out of employment, and
burden•bf-it-is love of AaetrilliX, h0hor
to :xreat Britain, and defiance of Rus-
uiiiu 1,rt1i liti fff-Tnumber rn Niivefnber.- Dur -
ing the year it will contain five serial stories, in-
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o Melbourne
check the flow of money t ,
the resent season being an unfavorable
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sians, Prussians, Frenchmen and all
cludu)""Dor mates" by Munroc;
b ; t n hi e , to
Red Mustang," by O W Stoddard; and "A Day
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one in many parts of the colony, owing
drouth, the
other foreigners, and when the stirring
words of the chorus:
in Waxland," by R K Munkitrick ; "Nets Thur-
low's Treat " by J. T, Trowbridge; 11 The Throe
to the protracted upcountry
people will not be able to buy so largely
I, Heart to heart and hand to hand ,
wishes," by F Anstey and Brantley Matthews; a
series of fairy Cates written and illustrated by
as usual from the city merchants, and
.Beneath the Southern Cross we stand"
.
Howard Pyle ; "Home studies ill Natural His-
tory;+ by Dr Felix L Oswold; "Little Expert -
tory,"
fall in rices of cit and suburban
the Y
property will check the building trade;
taken up by scores of pretty girls, n
we forget that their beauty is perhaps
menu " by Sophia B Herrie'c ; "Glimpsed of
Child -life from Dickens," by Margaret E. Sang -
so that there is a prospect of next win•
ter being' exceptionally dull in Ne]-
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mostly paint and powder, we forget the
s r i ht,less of their limbs and the
tag
hotel; r.icles Ott various sports and pa oro s,
articles
short stories the bast writers, and humorous
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bourne, with a great many people out
scantiness of their gilded dresses, we
a
papers and poems, with many hundreds of illus-
trations of excellent quality. Every line in the
of employment. If so, numbers Of
those who bought cotta es on the were(]
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forget all but that we are one with the
people who are building up these young
paper is subjected to the most rigid editorial
scrutiny, in order that ncthing harmful may
its
.
monthly
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nations of the South, we forget the heat
enter columns.
An epitome of everything that is attractive
.
11at liable up their payments,a
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and discomfort, and our own resolves to
and des;rahlc in juvenile literature. -Boston
tend a city of
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keep cool; and bheer heartily witb the
courier.
ohA•
freehold homes, as the building societies
rest o£ the audience. A patriotic play
A weekly feast of cod thingsc.o the buys nod
proclaimed their `intention of . doing,
called " Hands across the Sea," lately
"iris in ovary family which it visits -Brooklyn
hniun.
.
they maybe the means of surrounding
the "Queen City of the South" with a
had a run of thirteen weeks in a 'ifel•
bourne theatre, which proves that the
it is wonderful in its wealth of natures, in-
formation and interest -Christian AdMiate, N.Y
host of deserted villages, ovex which in
sentiment that binds together England
future years some Australnm Gold-
and her colonies is not growing percep-
T1:12MS: PGSTAGF. PREPAID, $I3 PER YEAP
smith may moralize.
tibly weaker. We, as Britishers, ad-
Vol. X. begins November 0, 1888.
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But thisis pessimism, and we will not
iudul a an further in it. but will oin
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mire these signs of a strong' national
feeliu but when, on Christmas ni ht,
�'+ , g
Snecimeu-cu,
I y sent Lou receipt of u two -cent .
stamp.
the crowd of pleasure seekers, Who have
come town for a holidav, and sec
we were kept awake for hours, by B
party of young men filled with patriot=
Single -Numbers Five cents each.
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.to
of the sights of the city. Prominent
ism and Colonial beer, who were sing.
Remittances should be -made by Post Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid -chance of loss.
among these is Cole's Book Arcade, or
iitg alternately the National' Anthem
Newspapers are not to copy thisadvertisement
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-threeand,IBritons-three-we
-Ya}acecsfInteleeta3it.is ca}led;a "
w-Gmrthe expressortlerotIiAR13isA&Bitotiikill
storey buil ding200 feet deep and 40 feet I
could not help wishing either their pa -
Add,•,,,,; HARPER & BROTHERS, New York
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wide, situated on Rourke street, near I
trfotism or their beer less exhilirating..
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the general post office. The galleries
AB`tER Cos.ENs,
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of the Arcade are supported on 1401
1889.
brass pillars; and its walks are a third
of a mile in length. It has twenty
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HARPER'S Magazine
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miles of shelving, and thousands of I
.1 1' x'11 1 N I?-L00.i� [" I) l v li.
ILLUSTRATED.
drawers filled with books, the literary I
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room having here a million of volumes
room
.1 1'aruine is acpectetl in I;1!y'I)t
IlAkrae'+ MAUAMNK is the most useful, enter-
which to choose'. It is a fres
such I1S dun not prevailed Since
(am ng ,ilei attractions for tical in the world.
.el 'Cha htmeric tons for len will baa new
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reading room, and visitors are cordially
g
invited, chairs being placed for their
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the daes of JUsep i, iinle.;Y the Size
leo
novel n American story, entitled "Jupiter
Lights•', bi Constance F. Woolson; illustrations
convenience. Free musical recitals are
of the Ni to Carreot taken a Sadden
of bhukespcal•e's Comedies by E. A. Abbey; a
series of articles oil Ru,,aia, illustrated by T. tie
given every afternoon and evening. and
and unexpected changer. Here
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q'hulstru papers r, on the Dominion of Canada
P ' I f ;
there is no place in Melbourne in which
i� what awell-informed comes-
aracsttc serial by Charles Dudley
and u chlon
one can spend an occasional hour more
profitably. A million and it }calf of
pondent Cables to the London pa-
Warne, ; three " Norwegian Studies," by Bjorn►
stjerue Bjornson. illustrated; "Commodus," a
"Ben•Huri"
people are said to have visited the Ar-
pet's on the tiubjeet :
historical day by the author of
illustrated leyJ. k,Wcgoclin, etc. The Editorial
cade during the past year, showing that
The state of theNile jastlfies con
Departments nre con(Turted by George Wilvam
the Australians are an intellectual as
Siderfible anxiety. At the Assouan
3
Curtis, William Dean lluwells, and Charles
Dudley Warner.gauge
well as s pleasure loving people.
there are only fifty inchesHARPER'S
The Botanical and Zoological Gar
of Watet; as against seventy inch -
PE1110DICALS.
dens of Melbourne are certainly mag -PER
ncent for so }'gunk a city, and the
en at ,th0 dame period in '1878,
YFAU :
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same ,maybe said of the numerous
which witnessed the lowedt•.Nilo
HARPER'S MAGAZINE ............ .. *4
HARPEB'S WEEKLY ................... 4
parks and pleasure ground, which the
l)`therto recorded. At Rafr AM.
HARPER'S BAZAR .............. . .... 4
wisdom of the city fathers has provided'
for the people.
p p
main the water is I'orty -two inch-
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE .. L
Postage free to all subscribers in the Vt;
Mexico,
(;v lower than the level.' recorded
States, Canada or
The charitable institutidris are, alt-
Yocrat
a and well supported. One Sun-
r•
the corresponding; period Of the
The volumes Oftile AtAOAZIN•r, begin with the
numbers for .tune ant}, December of each year,
da ever year is seta art as Hospital
day e
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worst of those dry years. In nor-
when no time i� specified, subscriptions win
begin with the Number currant at Time of re.
Sunday, on which appeals are made in
mai years the Nile Continues fall-
Copt of order, •
all the chnrclies,synagogues and places
ing till Jnnc, but if' the fall Should
B0t,nd•v0lunle9 Of IIARITICS MAOAZINK, for
,
of worship of all kind,s 'for money to
support the hospitals of Afelbourne.
C'011tl'na0 at 111C l)I'('�enf I'A1C It
three years back. In urea (-loth binding will he
vent by mail, past -paid, on ;v"ipt of $3,00 per
In the workshop, the factory, thecourt•
p
Would become ter}-. • .Danns are
lolnme. CI„th Ca,es, t, r bi ,ding, 5o centseacb
by (nail, p,44t-paid.
ing horse, on the revions Saturday,
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bein'r eonstructetl .(Truss the river
r,
IIIdeR to flAarNa'e-MA0A7.TsK, Alphab.th'ml
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money is raised Jor the same purpose.
n1lo114,hn at Rosetta and Damietta,•
Anal) tical,;and C'las,iflal, for Yuloo"•s 1 t+h 70
The professional sporting man, the
r
and every effol t is being, made to
inclusive; fmrn June, IS50, to ,)line, 1(•sr,, one
hvo, $4.00.
book -maker, the bar maid, the publican,
all help to swell thb sum. (though the
Wssen the eirCetS Of' the cxCe8Elr('
,vol, sloth,
I(ymitt,aores '1,.111,1 tie made ly P( 1.Oftirr
great bulk of vOhis obtained is raised
nal1. The Public IericN ,l)eparl-
�at
Money' order or [)rail, to av,nd viiahce of his.
through the medium of the churches,
tn('nt had : lt'e:ld ' warned Cniti-
l
N(•t%,iphperstire not to copy this advertisement
without [he vx i,res' order of HAnrsn S Bau'rufsts
The proceeds of''this vHospital
handav were nearly 1:14,000. lust a
vator:; tll,1t the nearcity of TYatel.
nd,lr,•' r..ar,c1;R r: BtcUTlitat8, Ncw Tu rk
short time before Hospital Sunday ala
l
lll ilfO1)ahlS' make it nrltdenl to
will
agitation ilvas started to devitte some
I'61.1100 1110 AiOa cnitiVItteti, I
1889.
nieans of clearing off a debt of 110,600
'Phis
It 11,1-1 before now beep hinted
HARPER'S WEEKLY
from the Melbonrne hospital.
that political events in the Soudan
1
ILLtiBTItATIih.
debt had been caused by an overdraft
have Something, ire tin with the
for maintenance, and was a serious
to the committee of
])reKent 'fitntine �`ilc, and there
IIAsrss'' WNv,K6T hat a well-established of
thve
embarrassment
management, on account of the amount
is a ,.,ulopicion that the Mandi may
A' the le'Altlhg iL'ustraL'ed newspaper in America.
The fairness (if its editorial vomments on corrent
of money required to pay the interest.
have tui'ued the Nile from its. pre•
poh,w, has earned for ittbe respect and ......fi-
de of impartial s a the variety
nca if int fuel render and t
VdilOnB schemes for raising LhP, money
were proposed, but none seemed feasible
,
BCflt bed : ill(ICCd, S11' Samuel Lak-
et•, the iox perietwed traveller'llolds
r
,
and ex(•ellenre of its literary contents, which
Include serial and short storft+s by the best and.
until the Age newApaper suggested that
a bundred Hien in the city should give
to the idea that the deflection of
roost writers, fit it for the perusal of.
popular
people of the widest range of tastes and pursuits.
1:100 a piece, and settle the matter at
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the Nile ,i's the blandi's tram p
n t provided, and of
xp use it'se ars to tiring
expense
expense is spared to bring the highest order of
once. The hint was acted upon, and in
,!a.-l.l, and that it i8 possible Ile
artistic abillty to bear upon the illustration of
less thaw a fortnight the entire bum was
subscribed. It was then feared that
n)ay resort to that e,Y edlen: to
p
the changeful phases of horns and foreign his-
l.ery, A new w•ivrk of fiction, from the pen of
there would be s {ailing off on Iloapital
bring the F,ir tides to a proper1'
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willtam Dean Howells, and one bUntil. Charles
King, will he nm.ng the lauding 'features of the
Sunday, but instead there was a con•
franc' of mind. Stnnle}','too, as•
sysekl,) fur 1889,
Hiderable increase over last year's fig.
FCI•t, :hat the dame tacti,c'r TOuI(t,
TIAItPER' i [ li}tiOi)i(':1LS.
mayThough the average Victorian
may have, little faith in auytbing, out-
with (' 1st parative ease', be reSnrt-
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,
1 rn YFnx ;
side his own colony, and no higher hope
ed to by the hing;.uf ltkrhnda.
11ARIIER;S WEEKLY.... ...... cif nu
than that the horse he has Lacked will
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IIAkt MR'S MAHA%INE .... 4 00-
IIARPER'S BAZAR ... .......; 4 00
win the next race, it is plain that in
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HARPER'S YOUNG PKOPLE . •l 00
deeds of charity few have ppore to their
Bright's ht's disease ban IIU E 'Til )•
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I'ovtngr tee( to alt suhseriher, in ILe Polled
.
credit, When ,ill this subject I must
not forget to mention the Salvation
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t(llns Of hidOWIl,' "Glad i)1' liob('rtn,
States, Canada or Mexico.
The volume- of the Wxr.srn' hegin the first
Army, and the work in whiitil they are
of the University uf. New )'oI•li
Number for ,laniary of each year. When it( -
time
tinge is meutioned, subscriptions will begno with
8 0d outside Of their ie r labors.
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('Ity. Additional p1'ot)f why WRI'li-
the number current at time of rvecipt of order.
Their "Prison Gate,” "Sisters' Rescue"
and "Sat Iaritan:' llrfoades are ammi •
" k
r
er F Safi (Jure Tul•ed t,O many (IiS-
Ordel'd which are m1k, nynl )dellen
1
Boandvolumesottlpnrsns' 1vaaKl,v,hhrthree
years back, In nest (•loth binding, will tie Prot
the meet active and Bti4CpPsfU1 ebari
l6kley din
by mail, poetago Paid. or by express, free of vs -
(pr.vided the,freiaht does
table organizations in the city. 1 have
of Qftse,
pease not exceed one
dollar per volume), fur 17 per )oboes.
netails. Litt Cho names
ot space to give d
of the birgades signiftf'ths m,rk they
Cloth Cases for rich ,olunfr, sultale Rn
bindin
are doing.
A matter of interest to Organists,
viii he Brut by mull,
B, I', ,it pai", "" r'
veipt of �1 each.
The theatres of )Ielbournp aro nu-
Organ Stndents and Teachers is a npw
patent organ pedal attachment for
,
Remittances ahnnhl be• rondo by Ilmt•office
meront; and largely attf•nd(d, anti, like
pirinos manufactured by Messrs New-
stoney Order or bract, to avoid ahative tit loss.
nearly everything else in this city, are
Kot np on the "hang the expense" grin
cOrAbe A, Co., 107 Church' I . Comnlu.
Newspapers are not to(•opy this aclvertisentent
without the express nwler of Irsmtrn .@ BruTTttxas
riple. Where plensuit• Is to bf• had
i•articulars on n 1 dicat ion. •
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THl~: CURE OF CA;TdRRI C_T. of lbs Qttrktt'S Priaier, ()l,tpws,amang- .
". HkIiDEAFNE$S 4:R'D' 'ot'lt,er lit Ins given iv the Coat of print.
HAY' as prove to tete Uomin ori voters' lists, wblc ASH
The miacros(+ope has proved that these ' . � �
diseases are contagious, and that they are is placed at $3,50 per page, (-aid tor
sue to the t
presence Of 4 *Ag 0;W- te� in be m9ch less than,..wtts pa(A tltr it
lite i;tterbning meuabraae Of to u�tper aur when printed in the difl'grent CuII-
passage& and euatachlan tubes. T 6 am!. eervat>I ve offices of Of the conntry.)—
neat scientists, Tyndall, Huxley and Bea. I
The,re is very little more work on F'is
!e endorse this, and the authorities cataract "- - - �`"
be disputed. The regular method of treat. page of the Dominion List than On
ing these diseases has been to apply an Ir- I the Provincial, yet, it any enantry----�_
ritant remedp weekly, and even daily,thus office were to ask s municipality this '�
keeping the delicate membrane in a con- rate, it would be regarded as exorbi. ,
stunt state of mations allowing it no chant• tart.hole� o
ce to heal, and as a naturalconsequence of �jk Co
such treatment not one -ppermaAent tura ��
has ever been recorded. it is an Absolute.. SQ>Bg few, weeks ago Mr Jollri.
st
fact that these diseases cannot be cured by A. Rock left 31itehell for the
any application made oftener than once in southern stated. When in New 000
two weeks for the membrane must get a �-
chance to heal before an application is re- Orleans he put up at an hotel, and There has been so much blowin and advertisingrI eat sales and bi
peated. It is now seven years since Mr. handed his money, Som0 1 500 ' -9
g
Nixon discovered.the parasite to catarrh y r , bargains, that we have decided to give the people a GENUINE COST
and formulated hie new treatanut, and to the landlord for safe keeping'. PRICE SALE: Our goods are all new and well bought from first -
since then his remedy has become a house• In the mornin� n1Bn and money class wholesale houses. We have no i antic •rift f auds to offer, Dor
hold word in every country where the Eng were gone, tied Mr IlOe•lc foiled g g t' t '
liah language is spoken. CU REB EFFECTED g do we purpose to earth the people by giving them a little (:heap cot -
BY HIM SEVEN YEARS AGO ARE CURES STILL, himself in a nt rangge' (+Out! tIT with- ton and m,aking it up on other goods, and wu have nn (,heal) truth
THERE HIVING BEEN NO RETURN OF THE UI- Out a dollar in lit.-; pueliet. from the Toronto Auction Rooms to make a blow with, but our g;uods
SrASE. Su highly are these remedies val-
ued, that ignorant imitators have started On Tuesday
parasite, of whichhpretending they knflight the safif ill alae All New Staple Goods, just what the pooplu wt, and wo will
tip everywhere, ey now nothing, by to destroy a' tile 1
e Ottawa police station thus give them the goods at Cost without 1•etie1'Vt.
remedies, the results of the application of robbed Of' $500. The thief' wit -
which they are equally ignorant. gin two
erste the station, �;tlt c hist i t(- Full Lines in GEN DRY GOODS, CLOTHING
un's remedy is applied only once in two ,
weeks and from wte to three applications Veity 8 key, then0e entered the �T t
effect a permanent cure in the most aggra. clerk's Office, obtained t110 key of & TWEEDS, GENTS FURNISHIS5��N��G••��S,, RATS,
vated cases. Ale. Dixon sends a pamph- the Safe Ind rifled. it. ,No (')nC CAPS and FURS HOUSE FU$tvd�LtSHIl�TGS,
let describing his new treatment on the re- t
heard un noise, and who the ctrl- CARPETS ALL AT COST. About 3 000
ceipt of stamp to pay puatahe, The ad -y
teras "f A. Ipi. Dixon & Sun 12$03 King })1'it i5 IS; a itayster.y. Ali ex -pc- f
Street �Vest,'I'urontu, Caunda -Scientific, liceman is �ns])eeted• Pairs of BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS & OER
Anlel'(:A.11 SHOES t r
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Pullutau Vestibuled Train
It is universally conceded that, not-
withstanding the advent of old and new
lines into the field of competition for
passenger traffic between Chicago, )Iil•
wankgv, St. Paul and Minneapolis, the
Chicago, Milwadlf6d & St. Paul railway
maintains its pre.eminent position as
the leading line, and carries the greater
nertion of the business between these
points. It is not hard to account for i
this, when we consider that it was the
first in the field, and gained its popular-
ity by long years of first-class service.
It has kept tip to the times by adopting
all modern improvements in equipment
and methods, the latest being complete
Pull manVestibuledtrain s running daily
between Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul !
and Minneapolis, and its route being
along the banks of the Mississippi,
through the finest farming country, the
most populous and prosperous towns i
and villages, it offers to its patrons the
very best service their money call buy.
Its dining cars are celebrated through-
out the length and breadth of the land
as being the finest in the world. Its
sleepingg care are the best belonging to
the.P.ullman company, being marvels of
elegance .I. eoiiifort and luxury; its day
coaches are the best -made, and its..em.- :.,
to eee b long -continued
P Y +
service in
Y
their respective capacities, are experts,
courteous and accommodating to all.
It is not at all strange, therefore, that
an intelligent and discrimtillating tra-
velling public should almost exclusively
patronize this great railway, with its
separate through lilies *running between
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Min-
neapoliv; Chicago, Council. Bluffs and
Omaha; Chicago, Kansas City, and St.
Joseph., Mo. �. V. H. CARPENTER,
G. P. & T. A,, Milwaukee, Wis. A. J.
TAYLOR, T.P.A., No. 1, ral-mer house
Block, Toronto,
Use Barkwell's sure Corn andWartcule I
In
When Baby was sick, we gave her Caetoris,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mise, she clung to Castoria,
When she ha(LChlldren, she gave them Caetorie
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;°e'opn,";?WICK'S FLORAUGUIDE1 `off`.
hie of AmeNca, avw reedy nvbed and enlueed • ttew, SII now t
'oar fit fronliepltm,, a7d 8 ti oleo e,& Plrtoo.- Oa°tdna u'tlitietn
BLACKSTONE'S.ORGAN IMPROVEKENTS.
PATENTFn MAY 3111), 1808. � •
Professional Or-anist Testimonials claim for them the following :- 116ng Mousy
Proof, Easier )lotion, Greater Command in Crescendo's aikKl Duniuundo's. More
Graceful for Ladies, and within the reach of Children. There are two Pedals
for Grand Organ and Swell, similar to Loud and Soft Pedals on the Pittno Forte,
doing away with knee swell altogether. Communications told Orders Solicited i
for Patent Organ Improvements winch,can be adjnsted to any organ and will
not get out of Iepsir.
('. DLA(`K�;TONE, Patenthe t ltlttnuflit itart'r, Clinton.
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--T HE
CLINTON
R. HOLMES,
CLINT0,N,
!\T W t`_'�RA�
...
- �- Publisher,
-R - ON T. •
..' I
,n, I,-. Nl.w, E►tA.tis published every 1('►'iday : it
dives aborlt Thirty-two Co1n11111S of Flesh Rewling
Matter Every Week ; Correct Market Reports
froill Toronto and ill this neighborhood ; has a
ILalrf e Circulation alld is •Unsurpa.s"(1d as a.rl Ad-
vertishig m.ediltm. Will be sent to ,wy addrehss
11
for :NR],;"afl a year, 111 advaldce
-,
JOB DEPARI11ME NT.
1.
We have all the latest'styles of type for Circulars, Sale,
Bills, and any killd of printing that can be desired.
Prices flit Lowes, Work the Iiinest and satis-
faction piaranteed. One trial is certai►1
to brine.; another. . t
I
R. HOLMES, BOX 74, CLINTON.
a prices never heard ai' in this
town before.
Save Money by coming; to a Genuine Sale. AVu menu buwine:+s.
Spacer's BiGtk, PLUMSTELL & GIBBINGS
-Clinton -
-_a _......X.tuaean��i2stn•
'V7QXX1%f t(;116kL
UXIQIW�
AIS11
While this is now the great question in the political arenfi'I)f Canud•a
the people of Londesboro and surrounding country ort`. asking "Whore
can I get the best value for my money ?''
Come to ADAMS' Emporium-
.
C>-
til
W1,ic'h is -well "'i ijlf l-tWiR,rtIi -,-.—.,.-..-...l.-.- ..-..,_,,,:—__ _,., W
FUL AND WINTER
( Some extu,ordinary values in TWEEDS.
WDEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP DRESS G00D8.
IWGreat variety of FLANNELS, PR I N I`S & COT1'0;NTti,
"r BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, and •
W HEAVY STOCKINGS for Wiutk•r use.
SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL KINDS OF ilflef;"RIE^
TAILORING in connection. Highest I•iiov f„r 1".iittorand Eggs.
Sept all, 1888. R. ADAMS,
1
CHILNA .
A� LL*11 .
To make roots for New importations, we will, until Pe•. 1-t, GIVE '11,N, 1:};.l1
CENT DISCO17NT FOR CASH on our large stock of Cis ,[)t:!il.:l{1', CHINA
.»..: �__ .. ._�___.m_: AND: GIsIS:il4Alt13.a .... .:,, ,
. DECORA'T'ED DINNER ANP TEA j,SETS,
10 PIECE TOILET S)JT6*.
Parties in tweed of anything in this title should not mis t1w "plr,,rtunity of ae.
curing cheap bargains, as we are bound to rt •:u,%t- our stock.
We offer NEW SEASON JAPAN TEA at 40 cents, worth 60.
We cffer NEW SE;&SON BLAOK TEA at 25 cents, worth 40.
To offer NEW SEASON GREEN TEA at 25 cents, worth 35,
Nr,W CURRANTS and RAISINS, cheap, ' ^ BIROOYS fcr 25c
FRESH FINAN 11ADDIE, SISCOS, HERRING. BLOATEIbS, &c
Goods promptly delivered to any part of the town. Civr ,1S :t call. •
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASA.
No ROBSON.- CHINAHALL
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The 'ecop la's G110111ft
CORNFIB HURON AND ON'T'ARIO N1''.7l:ETr,,
Is the place to get cheap CHRISTMAS GOODS, W\ : ill,• 1'„chili_ a title '
. new stock
RAISINS New Valencias. Sultanas„Dhtek Basket, Luyvi, L,ty..:'r V,d, i( ilt9• ', •,
CURRANTS• -•New Barrel 6irratntH, new Box Currw,l'..
PEELS -Lemon, Orange and Citron feels
NUTS -Soft -Shell Almonds[, Brazil, Filberts, I'eacaiI;, 1',:tf,at:, I:n;1;=11 «Val•
nuts, best qualities. .
CONFECTION11,1t V-0ur a4sortuu'ut cannot }„' lrpl-;4o,1. ”
LEMON~ and 01i:1\G1;ti- fresh Street I1114::,1! (t,'tn;,,,, (';,;if,n'oi,l
Oranges, Valencia and Maln-gris.
GItAP1:S . NVhitc Malaga and Rodger, Black Grap-,
CROCKFNCY and GLASSWARE We Illi,ir,r 1,11';',"t1„ 1 t this
line, and a liberal discount filr cash. I'
I''iRIi, at.e.__AV,- also constantly keel, ill stock U;'.:;,' , iia.!,i1,•. It! ,ati•rs,
Ciscoes, (kc
SUNDItl I':S Cvoinh('rries, iternuda Onions, COMM o I itu,)t,r
T):AS-'-Special valuc'S in '1'ea4. i1'e liave them as low us fi'.,i punn,l.•: fur 3,'aud
as, high as'71A'. love III_ short ice can g"naranteo th• ,n 611, t,,. b • th,' Lost
e ....
Our assortment is tut, lar_,! to enumerate, still we (,sly 111oliti• ll n. frv, I"f0iog
articles. Collip and Met- fill- yunrAelf. We will give yon „i 1•i t,.luo 1111d a hboi'al'
. discount tar cash.
Ouning.hame MMU
cMUrray,
TuT PEOPLE'S GROCERY, CLI;ETON
FANCY., GuO.9
DRUGS9 B001iS & STAr�'I�'➢;��I to
BEAU1'II CL XMAS GOODS ()f ('%`('r\' description,
PLUSHES, SILKS, all(] all lines to fin iJi• fancy work.
STA11IP1NGr- of every descril�ti()n.
LARGE 'ASSORTMENT OF SUNDAY SCHOOL CARDS,
TICKETS AND LlBOARY BOOKS
,A..WOIRT-E-ILNGT0-N" ,Cliiii oil.
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