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Who Makes Your Boots?
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THE BOOT' MAKER.
DEALER .IN ALL KINDS OF
Men, Women and Children's' Neots & Shoes.
Spiring Stock' wel'I assorted. an
complete ire all departrr�e�t,
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
0. CRUICJi SHANK, 'BRICK BLOCK\,,, CLINTON,
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Those who have Insect our.
t- In. the, past are satisfied with their .uniform quality:and lowt prime. We'respectfully•solicit a'°call from those. who have not:.
already tried ;our goods.. Fresh arrival this week, Which is the
best value mush offered in the Town of Clinton,_ -at the `-NOTF
TEA,' COFFEE and Si'I'OE I-Io.usE., JWCash for Egcrs:
r cent lower than- any .oilier
w ds are," was t .e exelama
'very One.
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WHO NEVEIt.EAILS TO GIVE •SAT:ISJ;'.ACPION TS•STT[,L OU1 .',C)1.T:1'ER.
Prices away down.
Big Stock
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Nev' Patterns;.. y Low Prices.
Black and Colored
And everything usually kept in ��I, fizsticlas
SPRING & SUMMER HATS ON THE WAY.
FULL STOCK OF pROCERIES.
inci casing ttade ot ter departments compels us for want
roOm to go out of BOOTS di SHOES and CROCKER:Y.
& CrLASSWARE. OFFER. OUR WHOLE STOCic OF THESE
R. COATS
HER`,MAJESTY
ILLNESS'
:CH IJ WORST .FL'AREll']i1 Ii F. " '•.MEDICAL- 4])
vISEIL . CI1 CT7]!STANCEfi 01:.HER RE—TEXT:
Al';cinT.�T`d U SICil' Eti, OO TT ASCEND1?\C„
• - ;TO• A PATA.L PA.l: ? OF • THEE SY5;1'13f.
Lq�,iros May 29. -The •Queen's month
tion is'nov. known: to •be sucl're warrant
alarm- even on the part of her p iysician
and personal attendants. The • ch raster
nf• her illness has not been 'well della : d be
yond the'fact tat it is a nervous`typ� and
is` not readily controlled by ordina••ry re-
ined les
e-inedles Hi r condition has�been such t at
for days:it has been': difficult•to get' fiot
herself any sufficient 'description. `of . th
syinptores tri enable her physicians: to act
intcf.igently. Her Majesty's nervousness
'has become so extreme that she is frequent-
ly hysterical'aud sometimes almost beyond
`control and ,bordering on ;delirium. On
the journey, to,'Bel;inorat no cheering or(
other exciting 'de inonstrations were 'el hi
accident to the Queen'is, knee is
charged with resulting in the present ill -
nese: The'knee sprain was.`;secondary to.
the jar to.her hip.joiut caused by, the fall.
T•ho:' jar Sed directly to sciatic troubles,
from whick the royal patient suffered, ter
rib1y. After all lighter means of relief
had• been tried the'(pbysicians were' con
gelled to resort to ;hypodermic' injections
of morphine iii order to secure •Her Ma-
jesty any relief whatever... On many oc-
casions after great pain and', loss of sleep,
she has •been" temporarily quite • beyond,
cQ tirol_ tie fall;�praiii., acid inflamma
tion have allowed :the gout whose exis
tense had long bean known'to ascend to
the•hip, where the sympathy of .the sciatic
nerve was at'once, efeiteth Usub)lly r•in;;
persons who, in Other 'resspects do stet pos-
sess excellent health, this.is the fatal point:,
.ingout. The physicians fear this may ba
the '.oase with the Queen.
• M.Laboueliere, inLondon Eng.•, Truth;
says:—In spite of _"communicated" para-
graphs and:, authoritized" speeches., it is;'
uafortunately, a fact that the condition of
the Queen's; health. is at present. 'causing
considerable anxiety tit tier inedical.advis-
ers and'to.the royal family. It is -,quite
Arno that.the injury,to the knee ie getting
ell right ix due ceurse, but. her. Majesty
hss' seen suffering for several weeks past
from'fregaent fits of deep depression, and,
these, naturally, exercise a very;; unfavor.
able influence on `her• general health, all-
'the'more .:so.at a time whenshe is peculiar
ly susceptible from having for some time
been deprived of her usual active exercise
as she has not been able to walk; except a
few steps with assistance,; since^her . un-
fortunate accident: 'A1lclassoswilllearn
ly.:eympathizo with her Majesty, and
everybody mtist hope that she will speedily
be restored to. her usual good health
When people suffer froniao;a spirits; ju-
dicious advisors " uisuaI1 'recommend a
thorough change of'scenb and'surrotindings
and this, '[ believe;• is the prescription of
Sir William Jenner; who, it is understood;'
leas earnestly protested against' the ap-
proacl ing migration to 73airnoral, a high,
undoubtedly the very worst place for the
Queen at the present time. If El'er Ma-
jesty could be induced tago to Baden for
a month, she would doubtless "return, home
-ginite well. The Villa Hohenlohe.is stand,
Ung empty.,ready'fer her`receptien al a few
'day's notice, and the beautiful woodland
scenery (and" ut i'fs'-best)' and trier cheerful
aspect, of Baden would be` far more effica-
cious than the dreary solitude of Balinoral:.
'[Late despatches states that this report is
exaggerated,
Louis :Biel has recently been arrested
fol• complicity in election frauds at -Billings,
Mont.
A Wisconsin jury has awarded Timothy`.
Lewis $1,400 for'securin!g a wife for Ben-
jamiii A. Jenkins,:a wea"lthy'but aged resi-•
dent of LaCrosse, whose wantof `success'
in seeking a second matrimonial partner
induced' him to engage an 'agenttoact for
,him.
• .The McGill Graduates'- Association, of
Montreal; after, some discussion on Satur
•day resolved `!That this'society will
hail with satisfaction any steps: , that: the,
authorities of the -University .inay• take
'tending to the admission of women .to the,
privileges' of theUniver•sity." r -
Michael hagair-, another of the. Phi nix
?arlcprisoners,. was hanged at'Kilmainhani.
g ' of on Monday morning. He declared
eh rtly before'his death that he was in-•
nes nt of Mr. Burke's death. Before as
sen 4th• scafi'old hoexpressed the hope •
:that ishmen would avoid secret societies.
At a.i hotehin ltMammontlr, 'Ill:; on Wed_ •
needay• travelling salesman named :Gill:
ordered w beefsteak. Rev ',';Cook, 'of''
T3oston (w o sat at the same table, remark-„
ed that.; -o' gentleman would eat raw
beefsteak.'? Gill proposedto fight.. The
clerk .of the 1 otel prevented an encounter.
`Gill:wae• exce diogly angry, and invited
Mr- Cook •outjde: .Mr. Cook-- refused,
and made his escape.' Gill sent him a note
regnesting a meeting an the steps of the
hotel. Mr, Cook sent . for the City Mar-
shal, who with.a',polieeman escorted Cook
to and frorn the Qpera Youse, _where -he
lectured. ..
.r 11, I 11'r<r:v ° Mr t RKKE I' is .
Thtirsday, May .3,1, 1 SSS
wheat, scot $0 95 , a.,, 1 00`
I,Vhite= wheat,
Spring, -
Oats,
Barley.
Peas,..
Flour,
Potatoes,
Butter,
Eggs
'H
Hay,` ,
Hides,_
Sheep pelts
T.,anib'skiris,
Pork,
Beef, -
°lover, -
%iniothy,
0 il3 a 0':95
•0405 a 100
0_=f1...a _0.42:.....
0 40.'.-a .• 0 45
O 70 a 0 75
500 a 550
O 25 a 0 30 .:
0 15 a t) 1.7 A.
O 12 a 013x.
• 8 00 a 9 00 '4I
6 00 a s 50
• 0 50' ;a, 0 75
O 15, a ,-1.00
800 a '825;
.6 50 a ,8001 `
8.00'' a `8.50"
- 200 a ;2 50
ISER
T WHITE,
S..PALLISEP.
!Vhel'e is the : best place to deol'this
..year.. for.-
wily
or.,
wily 'girt
Croce
lie keeps the best general stock in town. Evervthing Fresh,
1IO•BB, the Grocer, Central Groeeiy, Clinton.
Fluid' Lightning
Is the only instaneous.relief for Neuralgia,
Headache Toothache, 455e. - Rubbing a few
dreps briskly is all that is needed. No taking.
nauseous medicines for weelcs, but one min-
-ute's.•-application-remo-ves-rilld will -1
prove the great value of Kratn's Fluid Lightn-
ing. .Twenty.five conts per bottle at J, H.
Combe's, drug store.
FOR SALE.
pytly finished, baker,y ready foi:operation, ill the
00 :„easy terms. Apply hy ser in "'person to
Lan &Agent, CAteSSWell, Se nil ail 00. Mich '
Store and Offices tt:;, Let—
pElumvs
iiiftr'elt 22 1888, The DinlsOns Bank, (Allston
rl'hat House on the cornet; or Spencer and kiise St s.,
TiviE 3.14009C
S DAV
embracing every. description of. CLOVER, 'TIMOTII:17,
.VEop4A.iirit dncl. FLOWER 'SEEDS..
SILA
-JAR acwhipicr
ai.a spirits
Ordinary or Medicinal use
are of the finest tindrinfrest qualtty. we iihye
rt very --
•
kinness' Ste in Rime condition.
Cc.lin tom 186.
'rilEAlIS of Oood 'Working Itorisis for sale. Apply-
—q.--11-IE undersigned -offers. for sale a farm of 80 acres,
Situated in Aliner township, section
Sanilac. county, near the farm of Mr. Peter
Good soil, .well drained,,and will he sold cheap. Al
particulars giVen on application.- ,
SPIRITS
for the lineral.patrenage extended to him in the past,
and by furnishing the best article at the lowest remit-,
nerative price, he hopes to merit a etintinuanee of the
'importatlow; of the very befit brand,' pi
Brandies, Port Wines. and Holland Gin,
BASS' ALE. AND .GUINESS'.PORTER
Just received, in prime condition , '
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