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De'ale'rs in
5 per cent discount for cash.
Albert St., Clinton.
c.
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You may talk about your TEAS as ' you like, but
I'll tell you that -if cit- want good Tea go to.
P. ROBB'SI THE GROCER,
For he has a large lot of Tea on handof all kinds,.
which, he: says 'must; .be sold int 60 days, and in or-
eier to c1o.-so-he 1211 -sell elle ver.-y-best'�Teas_iii the_
mark -et at the ve, y ;lowest` prices His Teas range
in rice from 15.to 70 cents per pound. He also shows:. the.
P
linesof Sugar in the count which are all' selling: at `a
finest
Very 7�zon `f�o'+to'
Small Advance ,
,,
Call and be convincedconvincedthat . his motto is " Best Goods atlowest
prices."
the Grocer, Waterloo' Honse, Clinton.
Robb,
• New Maple Sugar.:A few' gal Tins 11aple Sprup
Fresh Oraiiges, Lemc>l s anti Ba>�ta>�i'a s,
Good fresh Mangold, 'turnip & Sorghum . Seeds
J. Cutin
ame,
intoe
MUSIC
FOR 'SHE
PERR.IN'S BLOCK, EWARKET SQUARE, CLINTON.
.11AVE A STOCK 0F.;
T k C S JL" TA- N 0 S.:
From the leading American and, Canadian manufacturers, at moderate prices.
Also m Celebrated Doherty Organ:,
The supremacy of THE DOHERTY� ORGAN is iin'evocably established, hav-
ing been awarded 1i'irst Prizes, Medals ' and Diplomat at the Provincial and
Cndustrial exhibitions in Montreal and Toronto.
41. large stook . of <'Violins, Strings, Bows,
Co ,ccrtii .ad, Flutes, Fifes,_!Sheet and Book
Music, on hand, .1 at the most' reasonable
ANYTH1G IN THE ABOVE LINES,NOT •IN.STOCI , PROCURED ON
' THE SHORTEST NOTICE, , •
GENERAL AGENTS FOR TOE l OE REWOWNED
AROUND, TUE COUNTY.
Mr. John ',.Hofl'mae df-Seaforth, is mov
ing his family to Portage'la' Prarie.'
It cost Mr. Shannon $85.25 to be de-
feated in South Huron.Cheap honor.
(( Ault & McLoan,Se aforth,have dissolved
partnership; the latter goes north for his
health.
There are 234 voters on the Blyth list,
while those qualified to act as jurors num-
ber 130.
Louis An; uith; of;Seaforth, had his leg.
badly cut with an adze while working on a
bridge at Rockwood.
Mr. Wm. Coal; of the 8th con, of 'Hul-
lett, has reaped some "White Russian" oats
this se icon'¢, the heads alone -of -:.which
measured .26.inehes.. Whew!
• Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally. t It
--tots dlreetl'y upon the blood and the mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 71c. For sale by;
The youngest child of'BIr. Donald Ro-
bertson near'.Belgrave, was badly scalded
last Week :byfalling ,into „a dish of'boiling
starch ; is recovering sloivly..
Mr. W. E Groves, teacher, has been
again engaged for the Lower ,Windham
public School for 1883, at an increased
'salary:. Be is an excellent teacher.
Mrs. Alex; l'IcDougall, of East'Wawa
nosh, was found dead in her bed on Tues-
day inorning.22n;d inst. Heart disease is
supposed :to be the cause of herdeath.
. -Mrs. Torrance, of the 71th 6)n. of Mc-
Killop, an old and respected lady, O0' years
of age, has had a,stroke of palsy, through
which she has lost the power of speech. '
Mr. Alfred Haslenm, of i4Iorris,=lias'ptir-
chased. the building owned. by Msssrs.:
Creighton Bros:, Belgrave,!which he in-
tends fitting by to rent for another general
store. - •
(f'CatarriLliasa.e.a"tLoye_1t your sense 01 smell
and hearing, Hall's Catarrh Cure will euro you
75 cents perbottle Druggists-seil it: -For a.tle�
Combe.
The Bammill farm on .the •3rd. pon. of
H.ullett, has again changed hands, Mr.
Francis Kittle, the recent purchaser,'-havr
ing'rented; it'.to,Mr.. Thomas Bennett, of
Exeter„ at $350 per annum.
Rev. Mr. Thompson, late of Brucefield,
who is at present sojourning in. Scotland
for the good of his health, has riot improv-
ed° much and it is feared he will he unable
.to occupy his pulpit again. ;
Miss Cook, who has officiated as organist -
in St. Paul's, Church, Hensail, for spine
tinge,:. was_rnade. the.recipient of a very
handsome purse..and considerable suer of:
money on the oceasioliof her.. departure to.;
Dungannon.
The Rev. P. J. Shea, pastor of St..I
Janie's:Roruan Catholic Church,.Seaforth,
has been ill for thenast' few;days, with an
attack of congestion of the lungs:' We"
understand, ;however,, that he,is slowly re-
covering under medical• attendance:.;
RESPECT, -The Grey Flair's of old age demand
and should receive respect -but the Grey Hairs
of young people require attention in the ; way
of using Cingalese, .Hair' renewer- Sold by all.
druggists,, 50 cents per bottle. •
On Monday; on the farm 'of Mr. John
-Currie )past-A'V'-awanosh, _1lieasrs D:...-.�._,
Shetheld and?�'s'�I3 Wrt�hti';altlrie bcinnd;"
after:Mr Currie. •with a i\To. 3 :Kirby .reap-
er, he cutting 1;-.actes (Full measure) of
wheat in 58 'minutes,'the boys finishing
but 3 minutes and 14 seconds behind him.
The, -GREAT ;_GERM.AN INVIGORATOR,' is
the marvel of the Medical World.; It neverlails
to completely' 'cure' Nervous Debility, Irpo
tency, Moutal Depression. and all diseases cans
ed from excesses. The testimony of thousands
can be liad by writing F. J. Cheney, Toledo,'
Ohio, sole agent for the United .States. Price
$1.00 per bore, -six boxes for $5.00: . If your drug:
gist aloes notkeopr-tlie-remedy--send to-Bond--
quartersand get the medicine by mail. Circu-
larsand;tostimonialson application Solea gent.
for Clinton, .3. H.'Combe. •. :
•
On Wednesday, August 16th, Mrs..
Robert .Hamilton, of Morris; died after a
long illness.; •;She w.aa well known in this,
vicinity and-liad' the respect of all .who
knew' her With her husband sfhltcametg"
Morris about 20 •, years ago, having
left Lanarkshire, Scotland;' in 1857.
• A court will be held at •Holmesville on .
Friday, Septi 8, by the county, Judge, to
hear^the appeals made -in reference to er-
rors add omissions on .the assessment roll;
There area large uurnberOf:.cases, and
great interest is felt in the result.
AYtsw.en»-of`one dozen "Tsanr;anv to any erie
Sending the best four line rhyme on "TuAtrl rine," the
rehtarkable little gena for the Teeth and Breath.. Ask
' youx druggist for address.
While Mr. R. Elliott, of Exeter,R was
hunting •on•Saturday. last ite,came aeress0
young cub: Heshot ,at the 'young bear,
but does noti'know whether he hitit or.not
as it was soon, outof;;sight, i.On 'Tuesday
a number of; sportsmen proceeded to the
place where the bear had been Seen; 'dint,
:
eoul'd-find na-trace fit. ,
The railway excitenieut is'again raging
Goderich,- and the Signal calls ,on, the
Citizens to. build a line,to connect with the.
Credit Valley, at once. Not much ase.
It costs too;much„money,, and the.Wood
stock' and St. Marys scheme, is as .dead ae
a door nail. -Stratford Beacon. .
The new Canada Methodist Church,' at
Hensall,' which has been in course oferect-
i'on. for the past month ,or so, is rapidly.
nearing cem{pletion, the'pews being now;
put in. When completed it will present!
•the 1pearance of neatness ,and comfort.
'The pastor, the Ics-V. `11.” R: Hili, purposes
:having it opened on the :13th of next•;
Month..
DO NOT HE I11sCFivilD,
In-these-times'oi.-quaere mediciug•-advertise-"
-monis everywhere it:iir traly,gratifying to find
one remedy that is Worthy of praise and,which':
really does.asreeoinrnmunded. Electric Bitters
We can vouch, for as being a 'true and reliable
remedy and.one that willdo as recommended.
They invariably cure Stomach and Liver com-
plaints, Diseases of the Kidneys and Uri° cry
difficulties., We know• whereof wo speak,; and
can readily say, givatli.enr a trial., Sold at 50
cents a bottle, by J. H. Combe druggist.
Messrs. Charles and Louis McDonald,
mill -owners, in Walton, received a tele-
gram' from Tilsonburg on Monday, stating
that their barns and sheds,' together with
500 •bushels•;of, wheat, on their property
near' that placo, were deefroyecl by fire,
The fire was started by a spark escaping
from, a steam 'thresher. Loss $2,000 and
no insurance. ,
The sporting fraternity of Seaforth and •
neighborhood have been hard at work get=
ting up a trotting match, to •tomo off on
Saturday, the 10th of next,nrontli;, upon
the 'FairvieW''Park, Soafortll;, and their.
labors bade .been crowned` with success.
Prizes will be offerid to the, amount of
,500'tir oder.;' A purr's of $200 will be
awarded to the Winner in an open trot-
ting nice. Another purse of $125 will be
offered for a.local trotting race.
On the farm of 'Mrt Robt: 'Little, of
Turnberry, is to be seen a.turkey gobbler
who recently took possession of a nest of
turkey eggs and hatched them and is now
rearing the young turkeys. During the
harvest operations the hon turkey who was
sitting on the nest in a field of wheat 'was
caught and shut up for fear :the reaper
world take off her head while, cutting the
'wheat
The little daughter of Mr. JobnLatimer
of Eginondville carne near loosing her 1iFe
through` eating wild ;parsnip. Had she
not;vornited freely during the night no
doubt it would have proved fatal to,her.'
The poison was given.to her -by a little boy
named Suer, who did not know what it
was, as he eat of it himself and was elfin
ilarly affected. Both, however; are all,
right now
Dont be Alarmed.
atBrigtit's Disease; Diabetes, or any disease of
tne.kldneye. , ver. or urmar/ or.,anO a,s op
Bitters will certainly and lastsn;ly,eure: you,
James Ward,. .who died at Stonewall,
Manitoba, on .Wednesday, Aug. 2nd, aged
GG. years, was au old Huronite. "Nineteen
years ago he moved -into` Grey township,:
buying a -farm neat Brussels. from James
Ferguson, on which - e lived for about 10-
years,; and en .selling the' place to;John
Hill he'rnoved into the village. Three
years, ago last April he left Brussels'for
Manitoba and resided there asp to his.
death.
Mr. Richard Irwin has sold bis two
Farms on the boundary ,line of Hullett
and Wawa,nosh', containing respectively 63
and 100 acres, to Mf. Peltier, .of'Colborne,
For the sum of $8.250." Mr. Peiffer takes
possession March'lst, 1883. Mr. Irwiu,.
who is the oldest settler on the boundary-
line,'•intends to Settle in e-ne of the neigh-
- boring
eigh-boring towns and enjoy a Well deserved'
rest. [He should move to Clinton to re-
side, where he will find a>live town with
ever y -advantage for -comfort -and -pleasure;) -
Rni,klenie Arnica Salve. -
The best Salve in the world for. Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter..
Chapped ;Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin.
Eruptions, and ,pesitiyely cures Piles. It is
guarranteed to give perfect satisfaction; or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by J. HComber
'J a,rfes i.
E[e;Lvy !farness;.
TRUNKS,: VALISES, dem
tV111011'PILL•DE-SOLD
AT VERY LOW
e�on.1en
6�EARl16ES':S MAKERS,
CLINTON'.
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ALSO A -SHIPMENT: OF THE;
The
print. a; oinks of this Machin •
The , large'
and coon- : s a;ee•
ulder, arm. -
The ad,justability of its . parts,
the principal ones.- "being of
Hardened steel:,
A steel 'Teed on both sides -of
•
the neeclle.
i'NTickle plated balance �vldee1;
with loose pulley.
Positive take up...
Extremely light .running with
little or no noise. '
The Wanzer has carried off
11i�hest honors. wherever ex=
hibited.
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'written guarantee guarantee from manufacturer. will, be given
with . every machine ;; sold,
also instructions by compe-
tent operator.
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Crockery, Glassware, c,
Oatmeal aid.: Carnraal always o liars 1
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Petty'o celeliratgl Eaglish$reakfaei Bacon,'.
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Lo1,1 Clear 33acort, ,5ltgaa C tread 1.4ams,
And 11'0 .1 LAPD,
Af: prices which cannot be beaten intowh.
FHS 60 C. TEA A SPECIALTY
SOLE AGENT, FOR
fobbh is'' E.)T ECTfIC SOAP'
�FiO}CSS COOPER,
A'C.EERT STREET,' CLINTON
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND &PACIFIC IVY
Calla the attention of travelers to the central posi-
tionWest
tioof its 'line.connocting the East nnd,tho Wcst::
by the shortest route, and carrying, passengers,
without change of ears, between Chicago and Kan
sea City, Council .Bluffs, Leavenworth Atchison,,
Minneapolis �and.St.-Paul. 5t connects in Union'
.1M/iota with the principal lines of rood between.
the •Atlanto, and. tho, Pacific Oceans. Its -equip-
ment is unrivaled nnd'maanlacent, being composed
df Most Comfortable and Beautiful Day Coaches„
Magnificent !Horton Reclining Chair Care, Pull-
man's Prettiest Pnlaoo Sleeping Care, fund the Best
Line of Dining Cars.nf,tho World. Three Trains:
between Chicago and Missouri River Points.. Twa
Train's betwobn Chicago' and llCinnenpolia'and 6t.
Pit&1, via the Pamous :_•
"ALBERT .LEA ROUTE."
.}t Neto and "anent Lino, vin Seneca and Kankn
keg, hna recentlq been opened between Richmond,
Norfolk, Newport we a, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Au-
gueta, Naellville, LouLweville, Lexington, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis Mad Lafayotto, and Omaha, Minneap-
olis and St. Paul and interinediato-points..
AIX Through Passengers Travel on Fast Express.
• Trafas.
Tickets for.soie at all prineipai Ticket Oficoein.
tlto,lJniterl States 'and Canada,
Baggage Olt coked through and .rates of faro al
ways as low as competitors that offer -lean advan-
0606. -
i, or de ailed inrortnati on, got the Mapa and Fold:
OREA i ROOti ISLAND ROUTE, E, '
At your nearest Ticket O tl ce, or addrtse .
R. k ry�SRLtr, C. ST. JOHN,
iii._ i re,l. f. Ucn 1 ll'e rr l3en'1' Pict !'.rats, Ag'd
"trRglG�Sf
ePrices at TLtc�
NY' STOCI(. OF
EMBRACING THE LATEST STYLES, CON'i'I:RUES" TO ARRP.'E AND WILL BH
DISPOSED, OF AT THE; VERY LOWEST PRICES CALL AND SERE THAM.'
TRUNKS 'FOR TELE -. MILLION' • .
GOTS and
..AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.:
MONEY TO O-Pm.im..un, FUND, -A7. Low RASE of 1NIF,RFST,
SHINGLES --1200 bunches of OEGRGIAN. BAY SHINGLES for.- sale, from, 45 d
' 'per bunch, asp.
R.00msover Store to let.
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