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AND CENTRE HURON GENERAL ADVERTISER.
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VOL. 15@ NO. 19.
TE110111901.511 Per .1111liantin, in advance.
•CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY, 6, 1880.
•gvefto$totutt alt4 °tittle Oardo.
TC ;MIND, IN LARGE OLSMALL WIN
on good Inertgege to00utit-7, at moderate tette. of
Interest. a. EWE.
Clinton, August 9 th,1809. 741
A LIST OF LANDS IN HURON FOR SALE BY
41, the Canada Company may be eeen at the -001043 ot
theundersigned. It
Clintonaan,17,1879.
11110, WHITT, Teacher Olinda. Pupils attended
-an. at their own reeldenees, it necessary. Residence
One door aouth of ilIr. 0. A., Hartt's, Queen Street.
Mar15, 1879,
D. ffice and residence
If. DOWEILEY, M. D., kl, IL 0, S. nngland,
Physician, Surgeon, &e, O 1
next Nielson, Bank, market, square. . i
Clinton, jan, 10,1880. •
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-Ups. REEVE-it-WILLIAMS. Offlee, Itattenbnry i
-1-"Street, immediately behind Ranstord's Book Store.
Ofdee honre kora 8 a.m. tO 0 pan.
Clinton, Jan. 29, 1880.
0YOUNG, 11.B.,, (GRADUATE OF TORONTO ,gst the leading necessaries of life. Great Household 311edicine ranks
• TJniversity,) Physleian, Surgeon, &e., reamon
sidenoe ,
at Mr.Flanning's, three doors east of the Temperance
all, Londeeboro, Ont. These femme Pills •Nulty the BLOOD, and actxueet
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Londeelioro, nine 14,1879.
11,11.1STANBITRY, GRA.DITATE 01' THE MEDICAI.
Dellartment of Viatoria University, Toronto, for.•
*• of the Ifeepitals and Dispensaries, New York,
Coroner eorthe Countyof,,,Huron, Barr/ELI', Ont.
July 22,1074. 81•
DB,A.RpLE.Rox.:- OFFICE - A Dosidenee on
Onterio -street, opposite the Englieh Chureh.
Entrance by side, gate.
Clinton, Deo. 4,1879. •
•le/TONEY 'TO LEND. -I have any amount et money
. in, to lend, on good, improved flume only, at 71 per
cent; intereet payable yearly. Sum no object if securi-
• ty ample. Private tondo. •
1OHN S. PORTER, Beciforth.
ARRIAGE LICENSES 'AND CERTIFICATES.-
, XIX Apply at the Town Hall, or at the residence of tip
enbscriber, near the London Huron & Btu& Railway
Station. . JAMB SCOTT,
. Issuer of Marriage Lieeneee.
Clinton, April 27th, 076.
Tklt. WORTHINGTON , PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
Aceouchenr, Licentiate of the College of Physician,
and Surgeons of Lower Canada, and Provinciel Licenti-
ate and Coronor for the County of Huron., Office and
' residence - The building formerly °templed by Mr.
• Thy/sites', Enron Wed. , d
Clinton, an. 10,1871. -
Tr* CENTRAL HOTEL.- late Farmer's - Albert
Street, Clinton. Er. PIKE, Proprietor. This ho-
tel haaJetely been greatly improved and thoroughly
• refurniehed, and possesses evco requisite for the com-
fort and convenience of the travelling public.Good
• stabling and attentive hostler.
*ClintoneNov. 28th, 1878. •
W. E. CARTWIlIGHT,SnlienaltDlirtrIST
Graduate -of ...the- Reyal College of -Dental
Surgeons of Ontario, has opened Toone
n the Victoria Block, Albert Shut, Clinton, where he
will .00nstantly.be in attendance, and prepared to per-
t orinewery operation oonneated with Dentistry, Teeth
extracted, ar filled with gold, amalgam, or other filling
material. Artificial t e oth in serted rom one to a full set.
. Clinton, April 17, 1879.. 16 .
The I1ectric•Liglit outdone
BY THE SUN'S REFLECTIONS FROM A
STOVEPOLISHED WXTR
E140:US EEPER'S. -FR-1E11D
• MAGIC STOVE 'POLISII. •
ff1HIS article is superior to all others hi the market.
• Is wartanted to retain its lustre in any climate,
and under all circumstancee, and is not ,affeeted by
beat, No dust, dieter foreign substances will adhere
to it. Tho following aro a few of thondany tostdinoulals
received:
MnS. T110s. FAIR -The beet I erer saw.
NM JAMES TIlkIXBULL -The beet I ever used. •
Mag. W. COOPRIL-No dast or dirt from it. • • •
MB. A. Mammon -So eloan and, so quick.
MRS. G. GLAsoiew.-I never need a pelf& to beat it.
ta'Ask yenr grocer fOr4. PRICE 10 CENTS. Trade
wapplied at whOlesale Mee. Itatufaetured only by
W. THORNTON.
Clinton, Feb. 12,1880.
• BARGAIN6.
PARTIES gJIIMS
F
SHOULD szn TR:
FARMS OFFERED FOR SALE
„ BY
THE UNDERSIGNED, .
IN iflig'.-V.'1O1NITY OF CLIN'f011T,
• ' AND ELBEwHERE, AS THEY ,anei •
DECIDED B.h:RGAANS.
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MONEY, TO LOA.N
.-• ON MOST FAVOR,ABLE 'TEEMS.;
11ORTGAGES -ail other securities
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• . BOUGHT AND SOLD.
A.S FISHER,
Notary Public andCommisalouer.
• Mareh 4,1880.
DELTIII�J
BIBBIT METLIA,
latforrn Scales.
R• RACEY)
13AI? IRON,
And Hardware Merchant.
• aixt614,
03o.11880.
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• , powerfully, Yet soothingly, on the ,
LIVER, STOMAGII,.KIDNEYS,
end BOWELS, giving tone energy and vigor to these
PR
great MAIN SINGS OF iIFE. They are ocffildeAtlY
recommended gike a never:failing remedy in all eases
whore the constitution, from whatever caueo, has, be.
come impaired or weakened. , They aro wonderfully
efficacious in all ailments incidental to Females of all,
ages; and awn GENERAL FAMILY MEDICINE' are
unsurpassed. •
Its Searching and Healing. Properties
are known throughout :the world.
For the cure of BAD LEGS, Bad Breaets,
Old Wounds, Sores & Ulcers,
it le an, infallible remedy. If offeetually rubbed on the
neck and °beet, se salt intomeat, it mire, Sore Throat,
Tirol:1011We, Coughe Cold
e, and even Manna, Por
Glandular Swellings, Abscesses, Piles, Fistulae,
dout,8zRheumatism, •
And every kind of SHIN DISEASE, it hae rover been
known to fail.
The Pills and Ointment are Manufactured only at
583, OXFORD STREET; LONDON, and aro sold by
all Vendoys of Medioines throughout *the Civilized
World; with direetione for use in airiest everylanguage.
The Trade Marks of these Medicines aro registered -
in. Ottawa. , Ilence,any one 'throughout. the British
Possessions, who may keep the American Counterfeits
for sale, will be proseeeted.
Purchasers should look to the Zabel on the
Pots And Boxes. It the address is not 533.
Oxford Street. London,. they are spurious.
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91HE subscriber would take this opportunity of
1- thanking hie mumerona friends who •aided in re-
moving hie goods at the late fire, and would aleo inti-
mate to tho fire brigade that he has. •
Rernoved to Mr: Barge's
. Building, Victoria St..
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Wonld ills° say to the publio that he is selling his
•BOOTS and SHOES exceedingly cheap in order to clear
all Otit Wore taking poseession.of his new buildiog.
Cali and eee prices.
JOHN ZACIIS ON.
Clinton, Aprifl 5th, 1880, •
BIDDIJECOMBE,.
Watch and Clock M aker
JEWELLER, 4tc..,. • *.
Wonldiespectfilly announce to his eustemere and the
public g morally, that lie lam removed inb°. hit former
building, on
4LBERT iSTRDETt_OPPOSIT.0• THE -1...t.ARNET,
Wherehe will keep on hand asciac,iitssortmontof,
'Clocks, Watchtis,Jewoliy, and Silverre °fall kinds,
'Whieh he will sell at reasonable raterk. • Bepai4iig,of
every deeeriplieanr ()replay tt ended to.
• ' • ,T. EIDDI,ECOAIBE„krainrix STREET
Clinton, peo. a; .
BB.OADFOOT 8! BOX;
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UhIDE T KERS,
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Ti Albert Street,
maim" re• Aoadr.
MORTGA'G'ES, .1§19TES,
AND GTHER. • ;
Good. Securities Purchased,
CONVEYANCING.
w. W. FARBA N:
Clinton, Nov. 9;1379. •' 47
131ISINESS CHANGE.
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GB 0 CERIES,.
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-ILTAYING pnrchased thestoels and good -will of the
JUL Grocery business of Mr. W. IL east, the sub.
eoriber Would take Ode oppedunity of thaticing hit
friends for the liberal patronage 'enjoyed by hinz while
it member of the firm of FDIEVPAnD & Commit, and
hopes by liberal indiacemento to receive a fair share of
button from them in hit new business. Ash° intends
• tokeop the beat attortment, he is ready to
Offer Ooml: at the ineet remunerative Prim,
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And will shortly Open ont a fresh supply of ,
TEAS, SISGA.ES COFREES
TOBACCOES,
CUOCRERY, GLASSWAltt, synth's,
SOAPS, M., vto,
HENVAIIIER i1EPLACE-Ills old stand,
Corner of' Albert and HattenburN Streets
TAOS, COOPtIt.
Clinton, March 2.4,1880.
atut awvtrttoontitio, •' SOWItOkilY Mul Villitio Vtattgrti.
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Cook 'Wanted,
1XTANTED at once, a good Cook. Iligheet wages
V V paid, Apply to
)IBS. W. IL RA.NSEORD.
Olinto-in, Vey 0, 1850.
Buggies for Sale.
f TIRE subecriber offers TWO NEW BUGGIES for
saleonreaeonable terms, or tliey will he exchanged
for horses, Apply to
JOHN HOLMES,
Key 0, 1880, Lot 4, Huron lioad, Goderich-Vp.-
Dahlia Bulbs.
NOW le the time to secure your Dahlia Bulbs, A
largo assottment ler Bale (It
' 'DLYIS'
• May Oth, 1880. • Mennuoth Ilerdware Store-
Pounkeepees Notice.
TMPOUNDED, at Clinton, THREE CALVES, year -
1 lingo, as follows: -1 red and white Steer, 1^bleck
aud white Steer, 1 red and. white Heifer, If not pre-
viously redeemed, they will be pia by Publia auction,
OU SATURDAY, MAY 15ru, at One o'clock. thin.
;Om- WHEATLEY, Poundkeeper.
Clinton. Mey 0, 1880.
•-600d Farm for Lease. •
ro. the 16th concession, Gederich Township, 85
V acres eleared, under good state of cultivation
Good House one Outbuildings. Lease given for one
„year, and it suitable to all parties extended- for two
years longer. For particulars apply to
MRS, M. TAYLOR.
Clinton, May 6, 1880. .
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.Court of Revision, GotlorickTowifp.
TARE NOTICE Dint the Court of Revision for the
Township of Goderieh will hold Re first flitting at
HOLMESVILLE, on the 26th day of May,
ISSO, commineing at le o'clock, a. for the.pur-
peso of hearini and reetlf3ing all aoinplaints againet
or error& on Gm assessment von or the present year.
All parties Interested are requested to !weed.
. miss PATTON,
. Clerk of the said Municipality.
Goderich Township, May 4th, 1880.
•School Dachas Examinations -- 88.0;
, ' For First Class -At the Neiman SettooL, Tortotero;
on Tuonsnav, JULY the 8th at 9 a. in.
For Second Claes-At tho Towx or Gomenten and
• Man SeHooLs of °LIMN' and Satiroltrif, On MONDAY,
JULY thelth at 2 p.m.••
For Third Class -At the Tows or GODEntell, on,
TuESDAY, JULY the lath, at 9 a. In. . .
Forms of the notice to be previously given by the
Candidates,' °air be -obtained to' application -to' the
-
Secretary.
It is indispansible that Candidates notify the Beate -
Eery. not later than the lat of Juno, of their intention
to present themeelves for examination.
7Carididatee for First and Second Class Certifioates
are required to forward tho necessary certificate of
success in teaching, and all aro required to fernish
_egriiileatee.aLmoral eharaeter
• Candidates for SeO0nd Mae must state whether theyintend to weite in Goderich or at one of the other
named High Seltod1S. ••
Candidates for Third Class must furnish proper
proof of age.
Cunnierrx.-Mr. Chae.Dodde, of the 6th
• eon, of this township is the possessor of a on.
Moray in the ishape of a young pig whioh was
born with four eyes and a trunk identical with
that of an elephant, protruding from the head
-aboye the snout, being entirely separate there,
from, and with a hole running througIk its
length. It was alive .when born, and well..
formed in other respects.
LONDESBOlt0.
Lxcersitz.-On Monday evening Rev, Mr.
MeCrombie, R. W. H. 0, It. of the Ceihndian
order of Forester, of Ontario, delivered a lec-
ture to the Court here, in the temperance hall,
which was .erowded.- A. Woodman, C. IL
Londesboro Court, occupied the chair. Mr.
P. Robb, of Clinton, D.D.Ef.C.R., was galled
upon for an opening address,. which was given
appropriately, after which ME. A. Bennet
of Clinton, sang e song entitled "I will stand
by my friend," which was well received.
The leeture was an able one, dealing mainly
pith the benefits of Ferestry as an order.
During the evening the Lonclesboro choir sang
a numberof pieces, and at the (doses votes ot
thanks were piseed-te all tsking-r-tritiii-thir
proceedings; and the aseemblY dispersed, hav-
ing spent a pleasant. evening. The members
of the Court then adjourned to Bell's hotel,
where an excellent camper had been provided
for them, and to whiela full. justice was done.
1.
401)ER1C11 • TOWNSHIP.
Couto ov Itzvxsratr.-The first sitting of the
Court of Revision for this township,. will be
'held at Holinesville, ou tho- 26th inst„ corn.
rnenciug at 1.0 a. m.
Moviso.-Mr, Yee who has been residing
in. Clinton for some ;inn, is moving back to
Me farin ma the Bayfield line, the term of his
tenant having expired: • • •.
Leavreo.-Mr. J. Perdue, of the 13ayflel4
'eon. ,intends going on a prospecting tour to
• Sault St, Marie, and Will have et sale of his
stook, etc., On Tuesday next. •,
Eoucarrosax,.--The following is the derid-
ing of the three beat pupils in each class at
the last monthly examination for S. S. No. 9.
The standing is based on general proficiency,
attendanee and peat frork. Fifth clase--lst,
Lottie Cantelan;; 2nd, Fannie ;Richardson ;
• 3rd, W. Cantelon. Fourth class-lst Lizzie
Lavin; 2nd, Jennie Richardson ; 3rd„ Annie
Helland. • Senior third-Ist, Clam Stirling ;-
2nd0Ellext-Sgarp;,•• Srdr-1. Jiiinor.
third -let, Carrie Stirling; 2nd, Katie Connell;
3rd, .L.A..Browniee. • Second class -1st Julia
Carter; 2nd, T. Cook ; 3rd J. A. Carter.
• ' •PETER ADAMSON,
geoy: Bernal Ears.
Goderieh, May 5th, 1880..
'„ MORRIS.
Bei- rtes. -11r. Belliiiietioterni•Belgrav,e,
41.ifeli is about Completed, pi esenti a fine as!.
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peot to•the little village, we understand he
purposes meVing ieto it goon to i•esume his,
usual businese, Dr. Poyne, of Toronto, bai
min:nem:0 operations to erect a storehouse
et the station,. we believe hp intends buying
gran here thts, season. • We only hope Pur
rocery B usiness zertrtyprlobas177s118ct)cieeadteeti.
W, M M 0
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J3EGS to in -the inhabitants of Clinton. and
Surrounding country, that ho hal recently pur-
chased the stoek in trade of Mr. JAS. SHEEPA,RD, art
GEER,[1, *GROCER & PRI1SRN DKALER
And in addition,to the /dock thenon hand, he has pur?
• • • • • chased p.large stook ,of '
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Teas Sugars and Genoral Lroceres
From the host warehonees ir. tho Dendnien, which
having purchased rrlusipafly for eesh ate le prepared to
sell BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY than
those who buy on credit, uhd consequently can afford:
togieliis,cnetomerc the benefit -
He has no hesiration i21. ailing that h1.
ean supplY his eitstemers with cis yoott ctii "ar-
ch*w TEAS' and $t70,4E8 ao ('an%lie had
• anywhere 10 c1inft,21:
A TnIA.14 CORDIALLY soLferTED.
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FOItG,,ET Ton PLAce: -
elIIEPP‘tHIPS OLD 'STAND. '
IlleyV) 1880, . 8m '
•_Apprentices Wantedt•.:
rpsWo snore Apprentices wanted at once, te main
tlie Millinery bueiness: ,••
• • CRAIB, IgAOWITIRTER & *CO.
Clinttin, April 22, 1880: • .
• HOUSe
• Rattonbury steoef,
N.J.-church, Apply to .
Clinton, April 21st1880.
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opposite the Methodist
WAug,-ri.
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:' F1GRAHAM,
tiCTIONEER, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT,
CL Ooderich; Licensed Auctioneer for•the County of
Huron Terms reasonable.
• Goderiah, Fob. 8,1880
DIJ11,11A44ZULL CALF
rtist enescrittrilas ler tale a thoroughbred DUrhakn
bull Calf, roan, about thirteen • menthe old, ,and
weighs 1,000 lbe. Will be sold on reasonable ternes.
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* WU, 'WISE.
, Goderieh townaltip. April 28,180. •
For Sale.,
ONE SINGLE DUG GT; NEW,
ONE SINGLE DEMOCRAT WAGON,.NEADIN NEW,
ONE SET SINGLE MADNESS) NSANTA NSW,
Tricot and terms' cagy, •
• WADS GROS., CI,INTON,
Alva. 22nd, 1880. •
Farm for Sale.
eitbeeriber offers that conveniently situated
hunt, Let No. 25, 16th conceseion of GOderieh
Township, containing SO aeres, nearly all cleared, for
sale. it is good day soil, well fenced, under good cul-
tivation; hat good bnildings and throe wells on it;
and it only two scales from Clinton. Terms easy.
S. ItilMISALL.
oderich township, April 28,1880.
Property For Sale.
lf,stttte ot the 1-nte ,
Mint Executers of the Aimee estate offer for sale, in
1 all or part, tho let of about one.hair acreland,
situated On Rattenbury Street and runnieg through to
Enron Street, with s mese and Bkokinnith Shop
thereon, If desired, the nonce and quarter•acre laud
fronting Dattenbury Street, eat be boOght sepanite,
Terms wily. Yet partie;ttionarxe atippolnyotOttis,,,emotor,
in getting in most of -their crops in good order.
The fall wheat looks very promising since the
-41ne:wcather„Set lo, and farmora,nris anticipat:
ieg a good y fold •thris season. • •
' EDUCATTONAL,-The following' is tho correct
standing of tho pupils in •the -various classes
of 55. No. 5,. Morrie;' for the month of April..
. The standing is based on proficiency, regular-
ity and good -conduct. Fifth class -1st J
Stubbs ; 210, H. Clark'; 3rd, W. Anderson ;,
4th, S.'Paylor.• row thblass--let, H. Tucker;
2n.d, Belle Tucker ; 3rd, E-Caspell e 4th, C.
Badottie Senior third-lst, Saran McIntyre;
2nd, M. Stubbs; 3rd, J. Gilmour; 4th, A. Be,.
• •• miler tInrd-lst, J. Wilkinson ; 2nd,
Ella Barkley ; 3rd, Agnes Anderson; 411, •
Mary Claele; ,•ISenior second. -1st, T..Q.' Wit-
kineon ; 2nd, W. Badour ; 3rd, MaryCamp.
' boli; 4th, Jane Banes. Junior seemed -1st,
MarriLta ,Masters; 2nd, (V.Taylor ; 3rd, J.
:Tie)sor ; 4t1, J. Brooks.. First _Oleos- let,
Annie Camplielle, 2nd, C. Baines ; 3rd, Ellen
Clark:14th, Ataggie McCrea, • , •
lit AWE T
• movip.--On 'Ctiesti ay Mr. Edit. Rich-
inond 'and family loft for Manitoba.• .
IMP-ROVIOMENt ?anion is roofing
his barns, making -an addition' thereto, Mid
puttiog in atone feundatione. •
Sffavicis--:-Quatterty services in connection
with. the Methodist church were held at Kin.
burn, 'on Sunday, Rev. Mr. Caswell offieiating.
Birienixes.-Mr. Wm Wlaitelele of Londe's-
both, has the contract forthe erection of about
twenty-five buildings,of 'different kinds in this
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THN Finn Yrr.-Mr. Humphrey Snell has
a Aeld ol spring Wheat and also one of peas
np aboVe ground, both looking will. Tide ie
the first noticed yet. •
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Wxne' Effeionso.-Sorne tinie ego Mr; H.
Snell put' tip h short piece of' wire fending on
th.isigraVel road, as an experinjetit, He has
fettlild it th satisfactory that he intendputting
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np more; •
1 ClIcitNon.--The flullett Orange now numbers
ever one hundred members, and much interest
manifestedin its proceedings. The subject
Lor diedusaion at the next meeting will be
" Whet is the best rotation of crepe,'
EARN SoLn.-Mr, Alex. Leckie has sold his
farm of 106 acres, Pu the 14th con. of Mullett.,
for $4,950, to Mesers. John and Wm. Deer..
• This is considpred e geed eale. Mr. Leckie
intends taking a trip to Saulr'St. Marie, to
see what the land is like there.
UNFORTUNATE:601in titne ago, Albert
Gray (sou of Mr, Stephen Gray) had his leg
broken by a stick of timber falling,on it.
The injured limb was getting On ae well as
..gould be expected until e -few days ago, when
he was waking about, and was unfortunate
enough to !slip down, which so hurt his leg fle
to put back his recovery for seine time. •
AN ttoessraNT SPO/LED.--It is reported
that quite a sensation was created in it curtain
section of Hullett last week, by the disdovery
that a Married man intended eloping with the
daughter of an esteemed farmer. It is said
that be had sent his Wife and two children
away on memo pretext, and was making ar-
rangements to elope with thcbadyin question,
net. yet sixteen years of age -when the fact
was diseovereil by mane of letters that he
had Written to her; and steps were consequent-
ly taken to prevent a constimmatioh of the
plan.' The man's wife is the daughter of an
East Wawanosh farmer, and !spoken of as an
exceptionally fine talisman, and the "girl in the
doge" may consider hotelf ferttinate in .getting
off tree.
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• ,1 i. Itiallalig$ d; SON,
whireehuren.
Mowbray Bros'. new shingle mill is now
complete, if you want a dry roof give him a call.
We notice a large quantity of cedar relics,
ties, and cord wood being shipped away from
this station, and Mr, Jas. Gannt is buoy send-
ing off some fine long jeleting, '
The past weelee wet weather hasjretarded
Reding somewhat and farmers are thankful
for a dry open. The fall wheat in the neigh-
borhood halea good appearance.
On. Monday;, 26th of April, Mr. Wm.. Rin.
tonl, family and it o_er,e,Letook left here for
Dakota, and on the following Friday several
families from Culross left for Michigan. •
In the absence of Bev, R. C. Menders on
Sunday last Mr, Jolin Mowbray ably filled
the 0,111, pulpit here. On Sunday next guar,
terly services will be oonductedby the chair-
man of the district.
On Monday last„ while chopping in the
bush, Mr. Jos., McDonald badly cut his'foot,•
nearly severing the toes therefrom, and will
be laid up some tile; thereby a family of ten
little ones are depending upon his daily labor.
I3AYFIELTI
Paseen,-Rev. Mr.. Iemisen._peeilefl a very
streobsefffreitanimatidit list week.
Faurso.-Fishermen occasionally lift as
many as 1,290 lbs out of One wing of nets.
MESSIts, Cullen, -Logan, Wallet§ and Green
took a trip last week, to nialm.purobases near
Sault Ste IVIarie,: in Michigan.
FIRST BOAT, -The first 'boat . that called
this Bernina was the Evening Star, of 'Qodee
rich, with a load of lumber for Mr..Falbfleisch,
of Hay: • , • .
SAND BAR. -There is a sand, bar formed
lust outside of the smith pier, The only vrey
to avoid it is to keep close to the north pier,
where thethiaa channel of 7:14-• feet.
Soceon Exsused.-People from a distance
arecatching waggon loads (?)' of suckers, just
below Thompeon's.• mill dam., It is hoped
that mon who indulge in this sport will exer;
cos e a little cionution -melee and not foolishly
drown themselves by **ling in a river that
abounds in .deep holes. A gum was drowned
in this Way last !spring. • • • •
. • HOLIVIESVILLE.
Tits GARDBX.-Bizein'ess in this line is lirisk
jest now. .
Ierrnovetasse.-The streets of this 'village
are now nearlyall open. 'What .abent nem,
ing Merin
• Restourt,'=We.-Ifiter-CrilTrethril tltii week
the deperture of two highly, respected young
men of .this village, Messrs. E. and G. Levis,
who left last 'week for the .Sault, taking prig'
them all the•neceasary apparatus for clearing,
etc: We wish them !mews's.
WNLI, Doice...-During the' reet yearilrflje
members • conneeted With • the Holrees7ille,
'Circuit of the.Methodist Church, -contributed
.over $20 each, fon - an. ..average); ia cash to-
wards the various fluids of the church. •Where:
• is the emintry circuit that has bean thie
• lelco.BONO PlYSITOo.
' Holmesville, our village,is not so sinal, .
. As many say, who rail as .• • •
. '.1.17A;i'vbe.yt.ewtnOgo0.foadnact;e
r,,sp,x,x.r.,sig1.1
.,.
B
..4Waggonehop, a•blacksriiiiii's LiC
'Hotel,. good as can be, • '
• A. pound, a fence of barbed wire; ••.,
'And fish fresh from the sea.
We've churches three, one parsonage,.
A public school ackirelt, ' .
• • And yet iti tette, '00 eays our sage,' '
•
All that wo Want's a bell, ;
A station house upon the Trunk, •
.. Trains thrice•each ivey a day,. • ,
• • 4.AloW.n467ntigent full of *Mink,
Who..says sure to'pay. .•
My tale is told, Imuet conclude,
Oh 1.i forgot the Post: .- • .-,
And Telegraph, the last, I'M rude. .
Iles given Up the Oast; • • • -
°Lake, • , • • ••• Oun OwN ClYn.
• VAitNA.
TEAcnnit'S J.Icsnimrp,,-L-The regular meet.
ing of the Varu'a,Tea.cher'S Institute:was field
in the .'selnial -house on SaturclaY May 1st;
oommenci% at lOo'clock, ,Pon. The meeting:
Was tipeued:in the Ilene' manner by. the „Pmre.,
"denttyle )Vin. Plunkett; and lifter the.read-
ing and adoption of the minutes of the previous
session, Alm GO. Baird, sr., introducetj the
subject of Uniform PrOmotion'Examinations,
and showed the benefit .arising therefroin. , A
lively discussion followed,in which several'
teachers took perk and a reeolution wee pass-
ed that this Institute approve Of the system
of Uniform Promotion Examinatien 'if the
`competitive element be loft out. ,Nr...Taines
-11,1tA-ndrew-read an essayon• Spelling, pointing
out the faults of our present system of Odin!.
graphy, and suggested that it might bo reme-
died by intredueing, !sufficient now ihareeters
to allow each character or letter to have 'only,
one sound, and then siell.by ilie•Phonie me-
thod.. '•He then proceeded to notice and an-
swer seine of, the objections raised -against the
introduction of Such a sYstenr'And closed by
saying he believed it -would bobetterta make
the.' change. thorough'at once than do it gra-
dually, The Institute then adjourned to
meet at 1:30 'poi). After- dinner Mr. Wm.
Plunkett 'took tip' the subject of Physiology
at considerable length, and showed bit method
of teaching' it to a class. . After a few rreli.'
minery remarkehe deecribed the bones; their
.compesition andieurce of nourishment; He
then went on to deal with the muSclefl;liga!
tient", .circulationofthe bleed, digestion and
nervous systerh ; tn a very interesting and
practical manner:, Mr. J. MeAndrow gave a
reeding, and 'Mr. F. Crassweller a recitation
which elicited consideittable applause, • The
subjects to be takenup at the next meeting
Were then assigned and the Institute adjourn.
es1 to meet on the fltrit Saturday in Septem.
ber.-.-COes, • , .
CLIPPED HURON IT4MS.
Mr. E, Gaunt, of West Wawanotib, lost it
breeding mare Veined at $300 last week, by
inflanimatiOne
During the wind etorm last week it frame
barn, on the farm of lidr.L. Holman, Stephen,
was blowi down, completely deetroyed.,
Mr. O. Samwell of Ezetet, the other day
received per express it ntunber of white poutar
Italian pigeons, Avery rare and beautiful bird,
The Varna Cheese Factory will,thliiMence
operations for the season ehortly. Mr, Robt.
McCartney has been engaged as ascot) maker,
• Inuit Friday W. Campbell, 8 young men in
the employ of Mr. A.GOyeillock, McKillop, met
broken. Whilecrolling a log over it tell back
upon his handspike, which caineelown upot.
his leg, breaking it above the ankle joint.
• Mr. H. Majel Imo purchased the stage ran.,
ming between Zurich and Seaforth.
Mr. William Neal, Brinesels, owing to ill
health, has retired. from the milling business,
, pa °fur:: 8fE,a eGoawl nt to, wo f. of
ooshoclerrejecehi,italyt
61e, per pound, She weighed nearly 1,800
.„
The Exeter DriVingParleAse.ociation inteed
oiing their spring meeting on the lst and
2nd of July, on the old traok. $3,o00 wilLbe
offered, in prizes. •
One evening last week some evil -disposed
r mem broke into the barn of Mr, Wm. Hen.
def -son on the 4th -con.- of Igo -Killer, and -stole
therefrom four bags of grain.
Mr:!' Williams of Tuokersmith, 'ILeell,puted '
his farm to Mr,!Sinion Hunter fora term of.
eight years. -The farm' contains 150 acres:. •
The rent pEiis $250, per annum. .
Mr. William Weiser, of Brucetiela, has rent.,
ed the blacksmith -hop. opposite Kyle's hotel,
for a term of. yearn ' Mr: Mordaunt the for.
mer occupant, hat gone to Ohio. ,
• Mr.IVin:Shaw-,-531-of Mr.john Shaw, prin.
cipal,of the Brussels Public School, has been ,
engaged as teacher of }fetlock school in Hut: .
lett, in, place of Mr. Scott who has resigned. • °
•
Mr. Joos, Cumming has' sold.his farm of 99
acres, being, south hall of lot 'LS, eon. 12; Weak, .
WaWanosh, receiving therefore in the neigh":
,borhood of $4,000, Mr, E. Gaunt was the -pur-
chaser. ;• •
A horse belonging to Mr.. Lee; Of •Yerna
got his leg broken last week. He was
chased•by it dog, and in trying toleap over a
rai,lfenee got his. hind leg, entangled in the - •
rails and broke it above the knee. • He had to
heshot.
Mr. Jas. , e. Lang, of Redgerville,. together with • ' •
his sen.fn.law, Mr. Moir. who Went to. Mani. •
toba with Mr. Greenway's first party, have
been but out of their new home in theN•orth- '
Wester' nairowly escaping with their lives,
'They lost everything. :
A -little girl, three years Pf ago, daughter of .
Solomon Shannon, El , treasurer of Melia- •
lop,' was badly- smith's hiet..Saturday.. She. •
hail been playing in the kitchen with a brother
, and while thus engaged the latter accidently
I' rushed ber into a peal of hot water.
'The barn of Mr, jobb Cooper, Of the Baby. '
Ion Lino, Stanley, was struck...by lightning on
Monday of last week. The, fluid entered .the
• -
-building at ours effd,• irettino, fire -tic &large
heap Pf chaff and hay, and in a. few nionieute
wartall in a flame. Strenuous efforts, how, •
ever, saved the building:from detittnctiOn: : ••' ' •
Mr. Jas. Sparks, lird ben:, Tuelterstuith; L, •
R. S., 'hats it covr ethieli gave birth to a two •
beaded -me -If -aix•igereiffy.
growing oat from the same lee* and were set • , • •
at right ariglei to (mei:lather. Each head was . • :;
perfectly formed, nevi tha jawe of each seemed
to work ' sdParately: • The eyes were also itt
their proper .places oh each, but there wort' ;
only three ears for the tw6.heac1s. The body ; •
was perfectly.formed. The mousteosity was
dead•wlaen bora:. , .
Mr: Devid Youill, of SeafOrth has received- • . •
a letter front his son.in-hlw, Mr. Tiles: Oliver, -
'who resides at Big Philos, Burnside, P.O.,
Omit 60 miles from,Portage.la•Prairie, Mem • • •
Mr: Oliver states that there is great destitution
among the .emigrants Who arrived there early •
this :spring, many of thein wandering about on
the plains having no houses to corer them and
eery little food td eat. Thespring' is very
backwai d.. this year, and the inclemency' of -
the weather -has added to their sufferings.
Tke following'partiee left the, County on
Tuesday; far. Manitoba; --John Bissett, wife. ' • -
and child, Jae. Greenwood; wife and fivie
children, IL Biesett,-Exeter ;R:-itbliins, wife •
•
and:three' childrai, Miss -Daly, fiat.
Centralia ; Mrs; LydiaNIurclio end five . ' •- •
rec1,-W: and P. M °Ewen, wife find seven child..
• ren' T. and M. 31arshell-Brecon; .A. MoLecin,
andtaro childern, -Hensel] ; 1'; -MoKenzie•-• • :
Brucefield ; W. Dodde. and T. Gibson - • ,
ick ;_ A. Kyle, M.. McKellar, McAllister;-. "
Wirigham ; T. E.enneify;-1,1lheVale ; Qua -
•
sins,-eltderton ; Ni;l-oicclitoo ;J. Fame:: .
•
.harson wife mid dve Children, --Morris ;,
Stowar1,-1.1russels ;. J. Ilidley,---Ethel 'A.,
cif..S0-1/1.,), Alpo loft ?de Dekcitils •- •
•
sumption 11 this'he.----;,ho::.---"niariy of our people must
. IS sald'hy the% who have made S. htudy of diseasc• . ' •
that almost one-sixth of the. population glio from Con.
• a
be suffering from Pulinonary e011111 1.0 Lo -day, and • •
3'ot consumption can be .eured. In -our colums of. thlii •••
week will he found, something of interest to all whether-
thig dread diSeale has a 1101,1 011 theul or not. ScOrr'S •
EMULSION not only has all thogood reM.IIIS of Ced Liver.
011 and irepopeosphitee but 11 18 palatable and emelt°
administer. This has always beenthe trouble with
other -OW Only a few of those who needed Its life giving
virtues could take and retain IL . •
• Donanlon ParliamentNotes
The Senate has,played the obstruction. role
once more -this time throwing' out themar-
• riage with a deceesed wife' e •sister's bill. by a,.
Vote of 32 th 91. '• • ••1
• In the House of. ConamOns on Friday ltD -
•
Edward Holton, the recently elected member • ,
?or Clutte,auguay, was introduced by the Hon.
Mr. Mackenzie anlHon. Mr. Laurier.Mr
Holton Was reeeived with cheers by the Op: •"
•
position.
M. P for East Hastings,
pubheby warned the Government in the House
the other bay, that unless they fulfilled their
promises;, ef maiming the expenditure, ho
would go into opposition. He also stated hie see
conviction that the position of farincrs, me,
chanics and others, had net improved Under '
thepeon Government. • •
•
•
• A iGoar'd Thing
Gott= Syrup is the epoeial prescription 'cif Dr A.' , •
Idoseheo, a celebrated Gorman Phyaielati, and is aoknow.
lodged to bo one ot the meet fortunate discoveriee itt
rifedicine. It quickly oures,Coughs, Colds and all Lung
troubleefof thoSevereeneture,.reteoving, as it does, the .
Called Of the affection and leaving the parts in a strong
and healthy condition, , tt Is not an experimental filo.
diednei but has good the tut of years, giving satisfac-
tion in every case, which rapidly increasing sale over/
oeoe*n bonI1rm, Two million Waite {told annually.
Beware of medieines of similar namea,latelyihtrodueed.
Botathcee Gernian Syrup was introduced in the United
States in lack and is now Cold in'irvery town and village
in the civilized world. Three dotes Will relieve any or.
dinary sough. Pries 15 cote. !Sample liettle, tOomite
"Ion.. George Brown.
APeelel Telegrem per atontreel
The very lateit acconnt, last night gays Mr.
B.roWn hits not loist strength since yeeterday
motniege and it, it Anything, More conscious,
with a !severe actident by Which hie leg was , but he hi Very low,
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