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ea,lers in
TRUNKS, VALISES. &�
5 per cent discount for cash.
Albert St.,' Clinton.
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CL uiN TOTs?-.
Unequalled Self - Banding Reapers, Mowers,
Agricultural Steam Engin es Ha
Rakes, Gang' Plows, tic.
The subscriber, who is agent for the well-known implement firm of HAGGART
BROS., ST. THOMAS, calls the' attention of intending purchasers of 'Farm Imple-
ments of any kind to the large -stock he keeps on hand at the BIG WARERooMs.
All :articles araateed Inst -class. and warranted to_ Eve. ware satisfadlj
Prices and , terms forall descriptions .of 'Machinery. very reasonable. Don't forget
hini when you' Want to buy.
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CLINTON, July 27, 1884.
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Fresh Oranges, - Lemons and Bananas.
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PERRIN'S BLOCK, MARKET SQUARE, CLINTON
HAVE ,k STo(Ic.Op
FIRST CLASS' PIANOS
From the leading American' and Canadian manufacturers, at -moderate prices.
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Also Celebrated DohertyOrgan.
The supremacy of 'TEE DOHERTY ORGAN is irrevocablyestablished, hav-
ing been awarded First Prizes, Medals and Diplomas at the Provitibia1 and
Industrial exhibitions in 'Montreal and Toronto.
.6. large stook of Violins, ' Strings,'' Bows,
Concertinas, Flutes, Fifes, Sheet and Book
Music, on hand, at the rnost reasonable
prices.
ANYTHING IN THE ABOVE LINES, NOT IN-STOCE, PROCURED ON
THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
'GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE RENOWNED
WHITE".. �`�. ,-.. GMACH!
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Mr. Walter Thompson intends re -opening
the oat meal mill in Seaforth.
Seaforth .beat St. Mary's at lacrosse on
Friday, taking three straight games.
Mr. C. Bethume, station agent; Seaforth,
has gone on a holiday to the Northwest.
Mr. R. L. Sharp has again leased his hotel
and intends remaining a permanent citizen of
Seaforth:
.Mr. J.ohnHerten,.nf Colborne, (formerly of
Goderich township,) cut his oats last week.
Early that.
REseECT.—The Grey Hairs of`old agodemand
and should receive respect--liut the Grey Hairs
of young people require attention, in the way
of using (inga1ese• $nir !renewer. Sold by all
druggists. 50cents per bottle' ,;
Mr. P. Gallagher `near; Curlowy .,,sold .his
farm of 50 acres to Mr. Wm, McPhee for the
sum, of $2,20`0 . { .
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'Mr. James -Fowler, of the 6th con, of Col-
borne, has spring wheat 6_feet, high, and the
heads are large and fairly full.
H. W. C. Meyer, of Wingham,• and wife
have gone to Manitoba, ; where they intend
staying about six weeks.
Mr. R. McLeod has disposed of his interest
is the Commercial Hotel, • Seegfoyth, to his;
partner Mr. Wm. Ilawkshaw. -
Alstalk of. rheubarb measuring .63 inchees
Was picked from the garden of Mr. Ii. -Lam.
brook, Elinrville, a few days since.
Last Saturday night 'souls• sneak thieves:
.entered the barn of Mr. Davidson, Ashfield,
and carried off about fifteen bushels of oats:
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally. .It
•acts-directly,uponthe blood. and' the mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75e. For sale by
J.H. Combe.
Mr. .1: Little, lot 22, con. 12, Turnberry,,
is the possessor of a bolt' two -months old,
which 'stands 12 hands high and girth four
.feet.
Mr: 11. Davis has. been ,appointed collector
of Customs in Wingliam. Hie is well worthy
of the pcssitien,.but is not.: likely. to get rich
at it..
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On Wednsday while a son of Mr. Pollard of
Ashfield, was sharpening his' scythes, It ac=
cidently'fell'on his forearm, making' a very
ugly wound.
'ft Catarrh has destroyed your sense, 01 smell
and-earing, Hall's. Catarrh Cure will 'cure you,
75 cents per bottle'. Druggistssellit. Fur ,sale
by' 3.H. Combe.
Unanimous invitation' has been sent to the.
Rev.• Mr. Jones, of Port Rowan, td become
pastor of . the congregation of St. Paul's
Church, Wingham;' .
?gars Robt. 'McAllister, of West Wawanosh,
recently disposed of a sheep, to Mr. E. S: Mc-
Lean drover which weighed' 215 lbs. ' Who
can beat that in the wooly tribe ?
The) members of the Brussels Episcopal
Methodist Church have seen fit to close their:
church for the present. . The Rev. Mr. Sand
erson moved from Brussels this week
A, REWARD -of one dozen • TE'ABana1". toany- one
sending' the best'four lute rhyme on !' TEASER•ii]," the
remarkable little gem for the Teeth and Breath. Ask'
.your' druggist for address. -
Dr. T. G. Holmes, of Brussels, lies disposed
of his practice to Dr.I Belt, of Burlington, who'
will enter upon his -;duties. Dr. Holmes goes'
to :Toronto where he will practice his pro--
fession.
The wardens of St: George's Church. God-
erich; have engaged lllr: C. J. Dewlnan, rg
cently from London, Eng,, to 'act as. organist.!
.of that church, Miss Trainer',baving resigned
theposition.
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Mr. Thomas Leitch of 'Tnckersmith has
sold' his farni on the 4th concession, Li R. S.,'
to ItErs. Chas. Carter, of Hallett for. the sum
of .$2;500.. The fa°rni contains 50 acres, and
is,cheap enough at the price named.
Mr. Wm Patrick, of the 20th. con. -Mc-
Gillivray,sold it -farrow cow 'the other a lay -to
Mr. Tnomas Ryan,: of Stephen, for.$100.
5Le is a very large:cow, and -weighed 1,600
lbs. withont'being' fully fattened. '
The GREA'P GERMAN INVIGORATOR is
the marvel of the Medical World It never faits,
to completely' Cure '.Nervous ,;Debility, impo-
tency, meatal Depression arid all disease s caus-
ed from excesses . The testiauony of, thousand's'
can. be had by writing1 I:'Cheney, Toledo;.
Ohio solo agent for the United States. Price,
Sl.6u per. box,: six boxes for 85.00 If sour dru
gist does not keep the remedy send to beail
quarteisandgetthe medicine by mail.. Circu
Jars and:testimonials on application. Sole agent:.
for Clinton J H Coanbe
• Mr..Henry Herne,' of the Sth concession of
Usborne, has a goose,in-'his possession' which;
during the 'past three years, itas Zayed one
hundred'and thirty: eight eggs. In 1880 she
layed fifty-four, in 1881 she aayedtwenty six;'
arid 'in. 1882 fifty-eight, - •
Mr. M. C 'Cameron, M. 1'. for West Huron,,.
Mr: and 111rs.,Gco. Acheson and Mfr.' Samuel
Pollock, ex mayor of Goderich, left ,by'•the
steamer Quebec, on R ednesd'ay last for .the
North West, on -a trip \Ir. Cameron goes
to Winnipeg and the remainder of the party
to Brandon and Dakota. •
A felly ;lays ago Mr. P. Farr, managing
cooper of the International Cooper, < Shops,
Goderich; having,wage-ed a certain sum upon'
the strength, of his' teeth, held up 200". pentacle
offloe r in an ernptysalt 'barrel. niadebyhim%
self for the occasion out of suitable 'material,
for one minute, leaving afterwards inarks in:
tale hardwood staves where ho took hold as
though they had been gnawed .by a ;sledge.
He also shook five dollars in, the faces' of all,
paesent that he could throw.a 'filled barrel of
salt weighing -three hand tad 'pounds over his
head with hie teeth, but fonndno,tallers.'
NOTHHING 'ON EARTH SO GOOD.
Certainly a strong opinion; said one of our
reporters, to whom the following Was detailed
by Mr. Henry. Karchop; with, fair. Geo. E.
Miller, 418 blain street, Worcester, Mass.: "I
suffered so badly with rheumatism in my leg
last winter that I was li aable to attendto my
work; being 'completlyhelpless. 1' heard.' of
St--Jacobs-Oil and bought bottle; afterusing-
which I felt greatly relieved. With thense-of
the second bottle I was completely cured, In
my estimation there is nothing on earth so
good for. rheumatism.
DO NOT BE DECEIVED.
du these times of quack medicine advertise-
menta eyeryivlacre it is truly gratifying to Rad
one remedy that is worthy of praise and which
really does as recornmmonded. Electric Bitters
we can vouch for as being a true and reliable
remedy and one that will, do as recommended.
They invariably oure Stomach and Liver Com-
plaints, Diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary
difficulties. We know whereof we s eak, and
can readily say, :give them a trial- Sold at lie
cents a bottle, by J. H. Combe druggist.
CLINTON BAKERY.
,R. M'LENNAN
DESIRES to intimate to the people of Clinton ° and
vicinity that he has re -opened his bakery on Vic-
toria Street, and willbe pleased to supply them with
anything in his line.
Bread, Cakes, d,c., adf all kinds lepton'
Xiread sold at the shop at the following prices: -4 Ib'
loaf -12 cents ; 21L. loaf 6 cents. No orders booked.
Patronage respectively solicited. Remember the
place -Victoria St., Clinton.
Farm and Town Properties for Sala
. GOOD BARGAINS.
1. That a ell -built three-story brick store and dwell.
ing, on the corner of Huron and Orange streets, known-
as
nownas the Mo nteastle store. Would be exchanged for
other property, or sold cheap on long, credit.
2. That large and commodious frame: dwelling, house.
,near the G.W. Railway Station, lately occupied by the
Station agent. Has parlor, dining room, eight bed•
rooiis; kitchen, liairtry ire Large atone.cellar-Harti-
and soft water in building- Suited for a large .family.
or a boarding-house. Lately finished and in good eon -
Apply to the owner, Ma G. BENiTr.RY, or to
the undersigned.
. 3.. Lot 825 Mary Street (opposite Mr. C.'Helyar's re-
sidence) with usat cottage of three rooms and summer
kitchen ; good well and pump ; choice fruit trees in
- 4. The valuable hotelproperty on Victoria Street,
Clinton, known as Lane's Hotel; -how occupied by Mr.
Geo. Knox, comprising a large hotel' buildting, driving.-
'house,'four'choice town lots,, 8;,c. -
5, Thatelegant:two-story, -frame dwelling house `on
Huron Street, Clinton,formerly:held by J. C. Miller,
now occupied by Mr. John P. Martin.' - • `
6. That choice and well -situated farm, part of -Lot' 6,
Huron Road, Goderich township, comprising 65 acres
"of first-class land, neatly all clearedand: in good eon-.
dition. Good buildings,&e. 'Only.one niulefrom':G.W.
'ttatien. .
7. Lot 21 on Huron St. with the dwelling liaise now
occupied by 5Ir. Sitnson, G. W.R. station agent ; also
lot '40 on Mary Street abutting on the above lot. -The
lots will be sold together or separately. Apply to the
owner,. Air. Thonas Jackson, or to the undersigned.
8. The house and lot, No. 845 on Mary Street, now
occupied Mr Wm. Davis. The house'contains three
-rooms below --and one -in -the -upper story ;-has-back
kitchen,: garden, well, &c. Terms Easy..
5. The store and dwelling on, lat 18, Huron Street,
formerly belonging to II..Norsworthy, and now ;occu-..
pied by lIr. A. Bennett. '
Also, other lots and buildings for sale. Apply to '
• H HALE, Huron Street, Clintt,»
Machine . q2s.
•McG:OLL BROS, chi CO
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TOIRONTO,
'liumfaetorers'and dealers in
Leas! dille ��ih
(T yJi ler Qi1,
V?Vool
]Bolt..Cutting <)ils.
Four' Medals and 'Three Diplcuias awarded
them hist year: at, the leadinJ exhibitions in. the
'Farmers; Threshers and Hill igen will Save
money by using our Lardiue and Cylinder Oil.
Woolen Manufacturers will save moneyby.'
using our.\Vool, Oil, it equalslaid ,and 'olive o'1; ;and
costs but half the price.
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Satisfaction guaranteed ;Prices, &c., on application,
to
McCOLL BROS. & CO., Toronto,
o to COOPER'S
FOR
CHEAP GROCERIES
.Crockery, Glassware, C.
Oatiii al a'nd. Cot»aicialal\\a Jys oa Bald.
,.
PettY's.celebrated Englishlh Erskiast
LalClear 8 con;
Bacon, ,Succi! Cure'rl Flans,
1 LA RD
At prices which cannot',be heaten:iii town. -
HIS 60 C.: TEA 'A- SPECiALTY
SOLE AGENT FOR..a
DobbillS9 ELECT11C' SOAP
THOMAS COOPER
At LEi111' STREET, CLINTON
WHOISUNACQUAINTED. 505 THE OFOCFAPHY';cF TH CO;.,,
TIIY;WILLSEE fly ,EXAMII oO 11,^
lon'es ! ' I rtes'! I CHICAGOIROCKISLA;NDIPACWIC R'Y
1 PlIROIIASL the abovo in trade,.along with .papers,
old spades, 'shovels and other steels; rag carpets,
old zinc and old rubbers, all at same price, separated
from the cotton rags andother woolen rags, T also.
take 'all other sorts of carpeting, brass Copper, lead
and iron, In trade, ' -
Good pasturage at George'Bently's
Clinton, July 12,1882.: Wit, MARTIN •'
Moving - Buildings, &e,
Trains between Chicago and Mi
Calle
lt cattention oftrnvelezn.tothe central poei-
" line, connecting the East and the West
by the shortest• route, and carrying paesen ern,..
without change of care between Chicago and an -K •
ens -City, Council Bluffs, Leavenworth, Ateh son,.
Minneapolis and St. Paul, It'conncots in Union.
Depots with all the principal lines of road between
the :Atlantic and the .Pacing Oceans. Its equip -
Ment is unrivaled and magnificent, being composed
of Most Comfortable and Beautif al Day .Coaches,
Magnificent Horton Reclining, Chair Cars, Pun-
mao's Prettiest Palace Sleeping Cars, and the Best
Zino of Dining Oars in the World.. Three Trains
between Chicago and Missouri Riv
d sr Points- Two
Paul, vfa the Famous` nneapolfs and Si. •
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.".
A New and Direot Line, via Seneca and :Kanka-
kee,has recently boon opined between Riohinond,
Norfolk, Newport News, Chattanooga, Atlanta, As..
gueta, Nashvilld Loolovillo, Lealnetoa,'Clnofnaatf,
Indianapolis and Lafayotto, and. Omaha, Minneap-
oils and St: Paul and'. intermediate points.
All Through Paosengera Travel on Fast Express ,
Train
Tiekes.
ta for 051051, all principal Tloyket .0filciin
the United St tee and Canada,
Baggage checked through and ratee'of fare al-
ways Go low as competitors that offer lean advan-
tages. •
.For detallod inforniation,gettlio Maps:and Sold -
ore of the •
CREAT ROCK ISLAND Route,.
At your neaicst Ticket Office, ot- address
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-R n osa f E. ST. JOHN,
ri �lltc; t l v;; ✓ Gtul 1`f•r !' rase, Ag.
TTAKR this. Means of thanking all those who have
favored me with their patronage in the pant,' and
bog to say that as I am leaving the country fcr!afanf-
toba, I have disposed of my business to my brother
,bole STaruirxsoa, and hope that yon will favor him
with the dame liberal patronage thdt,yoi Have given
me. JOSEPH' STLPHENSON. '
WITH
erregard' to the abovo, I would say that as- 1
n a chip from the same block, and having beenl...
hrotight up to the business of moiing and raising
buildings, 1 feel confident that S can give entire satis-
faction to all who mar ver mewith -their, patronage,
And further, 1 would say that I am still making these
" Boss CISTERNS" As GOOD and cheaper than ever,
r JOHN STEPHENSON, Clinton
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.MY STOCK OF.
SPLEND-iC SAB.Y CARRIAGES'
EMBRACING THE LATEST STYLES, CONTINUES' TO ARRIVE, AND WILL 134
DISPOSED OF''_4ST THE' VERY LOWEST PRICES. CALL AND SEE .THEM..::
:TRUNKS POR TIE "MILLION
NESS1....'BOOTS....and S.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
MONEY. TO LOAN-Pn1\-A_ Fo', , AT IAN 1t.lrF or IN-TETA:sr,'„
SHINGLES -r12200 bunches of GEG11C_i.'1N BA .SHINGEES for sale, from X40 e
per bunch, up.
Roomsover - store to let, .
Vietcoria, 11310e1K, Clinton;
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