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"Dealer* in
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TRUNKS VALISES.
R3ucklepts .Arnie(e 31111,-e.
ND DRQ Phe best Sal vein•tlleworld for Cuts, Bruises
*ores. Ulcers„Salt theutu, Fever Sores;• Totter.
Chapped 1Iands,,Chiiblaius, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles -Itr. ki.
guarranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
moue refunded. Price 25 cents per boy, For
sale y •T:'II. Comlfe rind Watts J db,
Our stock of Boots and Shoes for the Fall and Winter Trade is now complete, and for
andstle cannot /gm escellwi.
quality Y, -.,- _
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And to sell themat the lowest possible` prices.
6p er cent discount ,for cash.
TAYLOR & SON, Coats 13Iock
W.Tn, Clinton.
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Clinton.
m uiz e .sed of
' s complete warranted eu i ,
stock of medicine b
The public will find our sto P
the best quality:
TOILET SOAPS, PE RI? UMTh 11Y,,-SIIOEOELDE1' 131L1C•115,1�'I1-USS1 ti;CPorGES,
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• � Sh 1 GCI'E5, 'USUALLY AND ALL KINDS OL DtIUCGISTS D
IN A FIRST CLASS. DRUG STORE.
CthitowGabinet Comp'
In order to 'meet our increasing trade we have
bought the Factory lately occupied by W. B. Crich,:
and after getting it under way we are prepared to
manufacture
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Everything' in the- Furniture line,
From the cheapest to `thebest' sets, with the latest
styles and No, 1 finish,. and workmanship.
Ordered work a specialty and satisfaction. guaranteed
VNDER'rA KING
We have also ,'added this;branch business,
and in it at all times i will be found everything to
meet the requirements of all.- -
A HANDSOME—HEARSEHEARSE 'SEPT . FOR_ HIRE.
By strict attention to business and an, eye ;toaecom='
modate'apd please, we hope to merit the confidence.
adf all. . .
GEORGE;:DIEHL: & CO.
Vt1eiici
s.
The cheapest because the best. -
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.NOTED STORB FOR CHOICE FRBTT.
BEAVER
S. PAhLISER.
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HEALTH:1S, WEALTH.
BRA N
Dr. E. C. West s H ervo and $ruin Traatment,'a guar-
anteed-specific
uaranteed-specific for hysteria, dizziness, .convulsions, fits;
u'rvous'nouralgia, headache, nervous prostration caus-
ed by the rise of alcohol; wakeftitness,.meiitaf 'degree-'
cion, softening of the brain, resulting in insanity and -
leading to misery; dec;iy-and death, pretnature,old age,
barrcnness;.lass of power in either. sex, involuntary
,losses and speluwtorr ivaa caused by over-exertion of,
the brain, self-abuse or over:indulge-8e, One box will .
cure recent. cases- Each box eontams lino month's.
treatment: One dollar a box, or sic boxes for fie. dol''
Isrs sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We
guarantee six boxes', to care. any. case„., With each or-
der received by us for .si e boxes accompa"ied with five
dollars we will send ;the purchaser our writteirguaran-.
tee to refund the money if the treatment does not ef-
ect z enrol' Guarantees issued only hy J. II. Comte;:
sole u ent Tor Clinton-, Ont, John C., West Lto., Sole
proprietors, Toronto. `
Notice tothe a cttl .ors
JOHN BRIJNSIDC)01
Of the Village otLondesboro, in the County' of',
Huron, Waggon Maker:
NOTICE is hereby given- that the said John
liruusdolt has made an assignment of all his
estate and effects to Richard Adams; of said
wilt.age of Londosboro merchant. in trust- for
the l enettt of all his creditors, without prefer-
ence or priority,; and that firms, persons, or cor-
porations having claims against him are re-
(limed
emired to send iu'their names, residences, post
ofiicr addresses and.particulars of their claims
duly verified and tlie nature of security (if an
held by then, by letter, prepaid, and itddresstM
tri tlrTfltdRir,hiard,Ademo,at-Lonciosltororct t _
.in of IletoretheFlFTEE TIIDAY:OFDTARCrf
And uoder: is hereby given that aftei rho said-
iIa to the said trustee will proceed to distribute
the assets of the said John Brunsdon among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard onlyto
the Claims' of which :uotice shall havo...heen.
given, ;and that he will not lio liable for" assets
or any puri thereof co distributed to;any,poreon_
or per :sons of whose debt or claim^he: shall .not
then. have'had•notice. .s ' •
: Dated this FIFTEENTH DAY oi+. JANUARY,
A
A.D. 1883,' -
RICHARD ADAMS,
Assignee -in Trust.
HD SUBSCRIBER MAKES .A SPECIALTY
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of this business and keeps constantly, on hand
a arge assortment
of
COFFINS, 'CASKETS,
COFFIN . TRIMMINGS,
SHROUDS,
And everything in the Undertaking line, and
can furnish everything.' suitable for a funeral
'On the shortest notice and - '
t the most reasafate Rates
TWO .SPLENDID HEARSES
SEPT FOIL AIRY
AROUND -THF COUNTY. -
Men are Ceintnenging work at the Exeter'
Salt Works, '
.Jatnes Prpn has purchased: the liquor,
busicess of'Robt, Tait, Brilssels.
Mr. Longman has sold his 50 acre farm
lst con. cif Grey to Granger 'Bros., Haw-
ick, for $1,300',
No nonsEnoty Should be considered complete
without a bottle of Du. VAN Bn1tE0Z's $IDNE'Y
CURE. is iu!the closest. It is the , only remedy
that swill positively, perznanently and ppromptly
cure all forms of kidney -diseases. ,Sold by all
draggists.
T. .Town,;' Seaforth, had ; a nasty gash
Made in his face by a piece from a circular
eau, striking him.. —
The C P. church, Win,ham, took fire
list Saturday..ire-the basement,- from the
furnace, 'Meddle
Miss 7• ie RI]thford.has been engaged
as assistant teacher in Belfast school, in
place of Mics Ella Campbell who resigned
at the et d of. the,year.. ;
Mr. W m. Wright, ops of the, pioneer re-
sidents of Tul•nberry, postmaster at'Mer-
.rishauk, is suffering freak nephritic dropsy.
It is considered a eeriou8 case.. '
•.Mr.'Dauiel'Alten.has.rented, his saw-
mill, Belfhst, to Mr. !Glazier and his.
again to his farm, and purposes devoting
Lis time entirely to agricultural pursuits.
Mr. John Fowler, of Hullett,' recently
sold to .r.n Ameican buyer one yearling
and one two' -year-old colt for the sum of
$450, acid no luck -penny back either.
On Tuesdaya fire broke out in the dwel-
ling house occupied: by -Michael McCarty,;,,
Harpurhey. Two men were .passing by at
the time and hastily jumped,' through ; tho:
window, the door being locked as the fa-
mily were•away, and :quenched it. "
Mr. Thos. Bone, of :the 3rd con. Morris,
hes rented his.farm of 1.00 acres for a term
of five years, receiving an annual rental of
.200 in advance. Mr. Bone intenda -
-ing a visitto.his mnther..and'many friends
•-irrEngland-d-uriag-theeensi ing summer.
i the 'members_ At al meeting of h e b s of St.
.George's' Church, 'Goderieh, Rev,': Mr.
Walter, w assisted'in the service Sun-
day before last, was engaged for one year.
The rev. gentleman was formerly” of Trin-
ity Church,Montreal, and now comes from
Toronto. He has the reputation of being
an efficient parish worker.
i-tEME'drER THE PLACE,,,
OI rosrrl, rTu: -TOtvs
At a meeting of'the directors of theEast
Huroi, Agricultural Society it was decided
to •hold. the spring show ..at Brussels on
Thursday, April 19th. The. directors of
the Grey,.Branch Society offered ,to
induce the directors of,the county show to
hold. the -fall show in Brussels. The „Pro-
posal '•,was..accepted.
A well known 'character in Stanley,
named Thomas Kay, died on -Tuesday' last,
aged 80 years. Thedeceased'was a Scotch•
man, -:and hadlbeen a resident of the town -
skip for about 30 years.. At one time he''.
was in• goo circumstances and owned a
hundred aere farm on the 4th con,, and had
gained considerable local notoriety as a
plowman -and -a m•nsic-teacher. For:-seve-,
ral years, however,.he has been addicted
to unsteady habits, and having lost elf' his•:
property, for some yearn has been support
ed at ;the expense of the township.
Free of Cost.
All[persons wishina'to test the merits-of'a
great remedy-o•ne that will positively mire
Consumption,.;Ciughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-'
chitin; or any. affection of the - Throat. and'
Lunge—are requested to call at Watts etc Co's'
and J. I3. Conrbe's Drug Store and get a Trial;
Bottle of Dr; King'sNew Discovery for Con
sumption, "fi:ee of cost, which will; she* you
what' a reg'ular'dollar size bottle will do.: - •
THUS; STEVENSON,.':---j-
loin nion Cough Balsam
The -rear lung remedy is also a valuable anti
dote to, stoup. ;Mrs. Quinn, Wellington St..
Brantford says :—" One of,,iny Children was
sic zt d with au alarming attsek of croup, as the
-child got-black.in the face I a its fiighteued,and
Iran- into my•uoxt nei hbo'Fs Mi n En lisp, who
band gin a bottle of
Illoiilinion Cou 1i I� ilsaui ;_ .
vvhitil.
Ur.' tile -list teed been using for sore
inn K:: -I gave my child -a dose which gave iui-
nreditterelief ; soon after i gaveanother, and
:in a short time myy child was all 'right and at
Play. I sent fora bottle to, keep' in the -house,
us I hel.ievo it was themeans of saving'tuy'
Child's life." Price 21 cents.
S 'TdP,SCOTT cf. GO.,
Malanzfcccitarets, oto:, •'I3ra9ttfoi'd.•
LIN `ON,.'.
THOS, WHITE:
as, Combe, Agent,
ACRES FREE
IN Tar •-
Devils Lake, Turtle Mountain
Ana Ilrouae River Country, -
NORTH DAKOTA,
Tel bittary to the United States Land office at
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA.
-Sectional map -a iitl:a'.u1Lpartieularsmailed -free
18..: F. MCNAT LY . -.
General Travelling Agent,
tt. Paull i,ndcapo;i; a Ihnitoba at :. '
28 E. Front Street, ,Toronto.;
From. now '' until the 15th- of February,'prepars,toryto stock
whole will offer the ho e of'm ::irillnense tinct.
taking, I wlNell`-assorted
y
stock Of DRY GOODS and BOOTS AND SHOES at a discount of -ten.
per cent for ;cash.
>in- plain figures,
a lues
Hina.
tire.a
My golds, P b >
at close cash 'prices.
' r is a SPECIAL DRIVE 'to reduce stock-- of winter
This offer
goods, and is a `grand opportunity for Casli buyers to- secure
first-class, goods at bottom prices.
11O'I'IfE A -FEW OF THE PRICES:
A first-class OVERCOAT at $8.50 and 10. cif.
1at off.
Blankets is 3.0 0 � nd • 10
pair a e� a
A first-class..
A first class A11 -Wool Tweed at 60c.: -and • 10 off.
1l -W.., of Flannel a --35c• -and=40,-ofi
Afirst-classA o t
A first-class Colo'd Cashmere at 35e. and 10 off,
-A first-class . -Black Cashmere at 35c. and 10 off.,
A first-class pair Ladies Boots $1.00 and •10 Off.,
A first-class pair Men's Boots $2.00 and 10 off
A pr. Wren's felt Boots $2.70. and 10 off
My stock of GROCERIES is complete, and prices .'.ire low',
-. l oTILEtt_:Innl_BItYO 11IETRoroLIaS.
By the- following, frem ,the Fargo,(Dak )`
Rep'ubli•can, it will be seen that Mr. 'T.•M ,
Etliottrwell known as an. -...ole resident of
Goderieh township, has laid out.a town •to
bear his'narne, on the same plan as ,Godo—
rich] is laid out....
Tho constrt(ction of numerous lines of
railroads 'inte Ransom 'ccsuuty opens for
that fertile section a future full of promise,;.;
and! the enter prising •, population . are ex-
uberantly jubilant : over. the bright, pro:
speets ahead. In addition to Lisbon, the
present county •seat, several new townsites
havd, already been. located Rand: will be
Flatted early in the spring.- : The latest of
the'so new -aspirants for metropolitan hen -
eve; end, the: one which, et present, seems.
to lead all the rest, is situated eiebt-miles
west of Lisbon, on .the Fargo 'and 'S'outh
western railroad`, and will bear•the name of
Elliott. The platting of this site will show
the most novel and beautiful design of any
place in the territory. : In' -the centre of
the town there is to be apark'half a anile
m circu mference, and girdled by an avenne
on which the business horrses.willbe,built,
facing the' park; -while all the otherstreeta-
coming in from the stzburbs will converge
'toward a common'centre, like the •spokes
ofia wheel toward the hub.: ; The ambitious
'projactors of this scheine, anticipating the
ceptors of . tiro county seat, declare that
the court house shall be •built in the 'cen-
tre of the park, and. that above the dom.o
shall be erected an electric light tower of
sufrcifilir i lfVITY ill'umim te-alleof-Ali
portion of•the county. In (his way they
propose to enable: the neighboring bonanza
farmers to harvest and thresh, their golden
grain while those in less favored' localities
are wrapped in slumber.
It is said that the surveyed routes both
of the C. & N. W. Railroad, from Colom-
bia to Grand Forks, and of the branch of
tho 0,,-M, & St. raid Railroad, which 'is:
now constructed from.Millhank to Wilmot
and .which 'will be extended from, there
to Jamestown, to intersect the Fargo &
Southwestern. at Elliott, and that the
grading of both will probably be completed
during tiro"coming year. .Ifthese tamers
,ire correct, Mr. 'T. M. Elliott, the, lucky
yyawner of this townsite, is to be-congratu`
lafed, and: he ell reicice-that--ho left -
o to COOPER'S
FOI
��yj1 gB
�� �tAL51 if GitOCR1:1RIES
_ Crockery, CIasstvare,- Sec.
,Oatmeal and Cornmeal alwalS on hand.
- n outside c the ' association, POttt� ',S' 09i21r 'tn� l 11a :�S�altiast, Bacon; ilio clueers's daniafns to become ti,: Dakota.
STOVES. Ravin bought t st til, of Stoves.t ut_ide ,f h assic atiin, o.n very ad J a
t °�
e ) L
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mer. .
far ,
is forms, I sin 'no* irepaietl t:r, ut:ei°Cc�oleilvG S;roGcs at liirez:.po:rOentae+e I,'ftr G'lrur :I'tc'ort `fire e]• dzcf�ed Ikons
under tho usual prico. rlftd No. 1 a.11PUr
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'El ARVi:3'.I TOOLS. -- Scy(Iles , Soaths, Wheat, 'Barley -arid, 'Hay I+iorks,.5cytlio At lirices tvi'riclr savorbe,lietctieu
atones, stakes, Carnes, llzrrvest Gloves•, Cradle Fingers, &c.
T-IN-rues;i+:-=-A'-full-assortrirent-ofeCin-war-.e-tneall-t:ts-bratieke . AleO,TAAwe' Goons
HIS 60' C TEA A SPECIALTY
GRANITE \VARE,=Just' arrived, an assortuleirt of TEA PiTs, COFFEE POTS and
.PIIEslittl'LN.G,..KERTZIS'' In Gglet.rite Ware.
(TIDES, Slit EP S1tIi1?,,i U115—x]IG' cl l d t,' 'OAS -T PPIG'1 '1.'.01 :
S. 1.3A. ,. CJI re'4.)11-,
kiOLE w(xENY-F-OT
'.' i•(,i.;:I SOAP
Ile�buts EEI.� I � t
b'ortntes for Farinertr and Mechanics.
Thousands of dollars can bo saved by using
proper, judgment in taking care of the health
o£ yourself and family. If you are 13illious,:
have .sallow complexion; poor appetite, low,
{ and depressed spirits, and generally debilitat-
ed, de not delay a mornewt; i trt-goiat--cute
and procnre a bottle' of those':wonderful lace,
tric Bitters,which never fail to cure, and that.
for -the °'trifling sum' of fiftyaunts.-Tribune..
•• t see l i s riga. r; rt,INTON -Sold by \Vatts ds Co. and J,• H. Combe.
e are . now offering Special Inducements for cash
while' stock:taking.
Great •reduc:t Lions m ,Millinery.,
Great reductions in 'Mantles.
Great. reductions in. Furs.
Great reductions in 'Hosiery.
.::..eat reductions. m Fancy Goods.
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TWO •BOORS Oi RTil OF THOMPSON and SWiTZER'S,
R. 'BEESL� Y, Beaver Block, Clinton.
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'4'hher.q., s the best place to deal this
�}r'4lill' for
He
IIY. WITII
B9 Tie r ce
keeps the best genefal stock' to town. • Eyeryihing Freslt.
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