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FOR. SPRING. al, 'SUNIMt:1R
T:AY;LOR&S
Our stock for the spring and summer tradewill be found very
complete, being much larger than ever before, and' for quality
ty
and stile; cannot be egcelled, and will' be offered at prices
suit the closest buyer.
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CUSTOM . WORT. --we manufacture both SEWED and PEGGED WORK,
and -guarantee to give satisfaction.
Trunks & Valises, large assortment, very cheap.
5 per cent discount for ' Cash.
rt n in exchanBoots and Shoes
The highest . price paidfor Eggs taken ge:for
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W. TAYLOR, & SON, Coats Block, Clinton
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Spring ;Lines of Boos and Shoes..
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Women's 'Boots I4nging from $1 Per Pair up to $2.50. Men's
Gaiters and Bals,air. Prunellas from 60c. upward.
. $2 per p
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Call early aidsecure good bargains.
Wet'1L 'sell' large quantities of 3.'lb,. TEA. for $1,
, s i ,
O cent Tea:
o1Tle dealers, .5
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PRODUCE TAKEN FOR GOODS,`
CLINTO\", March, 1883.
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POTATOES: WANTED.
THO X17,!SO d &;'SWYTZER.
New Maple 'Sugar..,
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w' a1. Tins Maple Syrup.
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Fresh Oranges, ielintOUS and Bananas.
Good fresh Mangold, Turnip; & Sorghum Seeds.
J. Cu in h r�ea...CIiinton
AROUND THE -,BOUN,T.Y
Kranes Fluid Lightning.
Needs no adysrtieing when oaoe introduced.
Robert Rogerson, -of '"Sunshine, lost Ever/ bottle sold s.11s buudreds of othero.,11r;
two fin erg by a circular saw, "
doing all d more than repo e_antod t r•Ne'u-
,; } rsl�iana, Toothache; ileadaclie;•etC, 71t �e'govee
Mrs. Tait, an old resmdepj of Grey? •any rPvilla', i py' fitly, quick mined Fick as flask, luid it
and
di di last week, aged,87 years, Bing. Get a twinty-five-cent bottle -at J. E 1.
Rev, A. D. McDonald, and wifeof
Seafortb, are on a visit to Manitoba..
Dox'x Pasty, I'r.-Use Newton's one minute
toothache cure. Relief at once a;of all dealers,
Xliete.
Mr. McCrostic, of West -Wawanosh,
and R. Cook, of Dungannon, .are both
seriously ill` with inflatnniatiori.
,An old resident of Goderich, named
Mrs. Hurley, aged 72 years, died, sud-
denly on Tuesday last.
Delays are dangerous particularly in Kid=-
ney Diseases, so take at once Dr. Van Buren'n
KID i y CURE od obtain relief from all -your
sufferings, ,Your druggist keels it.
We regret to learn that Mr. Francis
Morrison, of McKillop, is in a critical
condition and his recovery is doubtful.
Mr. E. Oliver; of .Morris, ryas, the
other'day,.offered the Landscape aunt oto
$160 for a colt, which is -now ,about
Eye weeks -old, but refused it.
If a well be poisoned, woe be to those who,
drink thereat,. It. is erse;to poison the lean,.
`fain of, life for one's self, and for posterity.
Gften by carelessness,, or by_misfortune,' or
inheritance, this has been done. Ayer's
Sar-
saparilla frees the blood, the vital stream,' and
restores appetite, strength and' health.
:Mrs.. John Bell, of . Wingham, bad a .
ca removedf
cancer r breast
from he ,
On .Monday, Mta Bennett, incumbent
of the Da gannoia Presbyterian congre-
gation . there, met with a very painful
accident, Having his arra broken by his
horse running away.
'After many years of patient investigation
Df.Vau.Duren, of Germany, finally succeeded
is perfecting a rKi'dney Cure that world- per
manentlyrelieve all cases of Kidney Dis3ase..
Be:sure a"nd ask Your .Drngrist.,for Dr. Van
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A. man by the name of. Alex.. Camp-
bell died very, suddenly- in.Tee-swater: on
Tuesday. , .He had beep tnioading grain,'
at ,the, Station; and on his re"tnrn ,drop
ped dead very suddenly. in the waggon
going up th street
•U, I�&�rr o II.orK Climax cough ,calves x
Buick, sure cure ; dealers ; .15ets.
On Friday, as :Air. T. McDonough, of
Wingliam;was 'wotk1irg'.on .the. L. H.
& B. Railway' • he was.. struck" 'with -:a:
fallinn piece, of tiiniber which broke his
shoulder bone.
Combo's drug .tore.
Mr. Samuel Houston, son of M.
James Houston, of Tuckerstnith, net
with a most• painful accident on Friday
last. Ile was assisting at a "barn rais-
in; on the faros of 1Jr, Ale.Kay, 10th
concession, and with others was en-
gaged in shoving' up heavy timbers on
skids to :the top of the stone wall, when
the titubor' fell 'on one of his legs, break-
ing and crushing the bone between the
knee and ankle, '
The June report to; the Washington
Agricultural '.Bureau Shows a general
average in coudition ,of the wheat crop
of only 76 against 83 last year, but it
is estimated that this loss will be made
up by the 'increase in . the : condition of
spring wheat. The crop will' probably
fall -a .little below that for 1882, but
will be mach larger than the crop of
1881. As to oats, barley and corn, the
reports are very favorable; and the effect,
_of the recent weather, upon' grain. and
vegetables must have, been highly
favorable.
On Tuesday night last, at Gemmill's'
Corners, the Rev. Mr. Watt was in-
stalled to the pasturage of the Turinberry
and Hanover congregations with the
Congregational china. ,'
Samson lost his` strength with, his hair.
3.honsands' of men and women loose their
beauty with theirs,and versa; large: numbers
restore the ravages' of time by\us„ g the fam-
ous, "Cingalese ,Harr. Restorer Sold at 5O
cants per bottle by'all druggists
:The Rev F. Parke has been ap
pointed to Blyth and atelgrave. by the
Bishop of Hilron, and will : commence
his duties at:once. Mr. Parker is 'a
•young -man of ability,`and rs likely to'
ir<el.e. his mark ere long:'
No other medicine is so reliable as Ayer's
Cherry Pectorial for colds,;; coughs; . and' all
derangements'of the.x spiratory organs tend
ing toward' consump ion •: n all ordinary
eases itis a Certain. care, and it affords sure
relief for the as.ornatic find .eonsumptiiie;
even in advanced stages of disease.
:
Mr.G. Tripura, of ='!?
uckersniith, who
has been in Manitoba for some ..time .past,
Was obliged to return home a few days
ago through illness, in the fern of a
severe ,_stroke-• of paralysis, which so
weakened him that it was necessary. for_
his -son George to accompany him home.
.' John R. Vert, Hamilton,'rsays : "McGreg-
or's Speedy Cure foe.; • Dyspepsia and Indiges-
tion is ` cheap at fifty times the price asked
for. it.' 'I am a commercial man, • and travel
continually, and would no more think of
leaving home without a bottleef McGregor's,
Speedy Cure in 'my valise: than I 'would of
leaving my team athome and; going'on•foot."
Free trial bottles at J. H. Combe'6 drugstore.
Regular size, fifty Bents and one ,dollar.
• On Thursday . •eye lnig J. Budd,: of
Morris, 'was made the "recipient of, a
purse; containing $121. On the same
evening .R. Scouch received a handsome.
:donation. Both these gentleman have
suffered heavy ttnan ial losses: during-
the past year and their neighbors have
•
shown their brotherly love by ,assisting
to bear. them.
A simple herb found on the sunny plains
`of a' Southern Grime has, under: the skillful
manipulation olDr. Van Buren, proved one
of the greatest .I:'essings weer sent to suffering
humanity. Dr•.Van Buren's TSD\EY Oui g is
acknowieeed all the world ever as the only,
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"Salt Rheum Cured. ;
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum, Rough
Shin, Pimples or Canker sores.; if so, -go at
0oaneeto J.Co
S. tube's dru stere and get
s
package of'AleGregor & Parke's Carbolic Cer•
ate 'Price twenty'Sve.cepts.: It„was never
known to fail. •
$1,030 FOR,FF'IT.
Having the utmost.confidence la Its Fepel ipritY over
alt others,'and- after thousands o.• tests r of tri /cost
complicated andseverest cases we could find, 5 o 'eel
justified in offs iiig Co forfeit, One Thom hid "Dollars
Jar any ease of .coughs, colds, sore throat, influenza,
hoarseness, bronchiti ; consumption in its et i'ly stages,
• whool» ng cough,' and all diseases of tie Lhroat and
lungs, except asthma, or which we, Qui/ Jahn relief,
that we cant cure `rvi.i, West's Cough: Syrup, when
token accord to directions. ISarnple bottles 85 and
.50 cents1 r e bogy 'ws one dollar. ' ('ermine orappers
o tv rn•biue Sohl by ell druggists, or sehit by es-,
press on'recerpto"n"r ce. Sohn C. west k Co.,81 &
831CirmSt. East, Poronio; Ont; • For sale ot Co.mbe's.
Dr lig' Store .
E POPULAR
w de -sin
eines
ane Ess GooDs.
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f1IR sntU will con't"nuo tlfe''business
Y igrrp,erly; carded on' by the firm of, Newton
etc Denui5, rnd-hopes to. receive a coatinuation
of the liberal paitrcinage'heretotore enjoyed. •
IH.ARNESS, ALL KINDS.
TIWNKS, VA 'USES,
NTv'S, COMBS, &C
Prices alivitys reasonable
'1dr NEwTO3.7
''CLINTON.
1oi:ijll8',
FURNITURE STORE, CLINTON
THOS. STEVENSON.;
•3Iaving, moved into his,new brick store' "
"OPPOSITE THE TOWN HALL,
Begs leave to state to hiinnmerous f; fiends in Clinton'
and. the surrounding country; that he kregps on hand_
a superior quality of Furniture Ofall kinds, suelr as
BEDROOM & PARLOR SETS
Of the latest styles, also
—BEDSTEADS, SIDEBOARDS,
'.BUREAUS, TABLES• ;
And everything that constitutes furiiiehing a. Boise in
his line, 'which .lie '•'will sell at the.. lowest living ,ln ofit.
1 ask a share of the public patronage; being thankful
for past favors and -hopeful for, the future. The public
are invited to`call and see for .themselves.
T1=IOS. STEVENSON_
Clinton; July 6,.1882.
Vegetable Sicilian.
HAIR RENEWER
was the first preparation perfectly adapted to eure
diseases o£ the scalp, and the first sueceS;Dal e --
Storer of faiietor gray hair to its natural color,'
,growth, and',youthfu1 beauty,• itilras had'mahy
nuitators,,but none have so fully met all the, re-
quircriients needful for tho.proper treatment
:no 11air• and scalp., IIAtaae•a•rArit.Itaxnwait has
stobdii,, groEy iufavor,and spreadits fame and
asef 1111ess to every quarter of the globe. Its,nis-•
paralleled suecess pan .he attributed tobat o,s,e.
cause: the en%'ireftiLii;lnieft of itspsprn&scs.
Thr, nronrietorsha-re often'been surprised 'tile
perfect remedy for kidney tronles. "Your. 'receipt of.ordcrs front remote countries, where
druggist has it. C,ht'y 11Ck1never ]nude alaetl'Urtfor its introduction.
We are sorry;to hear, that a daughter
of Mr. Ohristopher Dale, of the• Huron
-Road, Harnett, is at present in rather a
'low 'condition.. ,She came fro» the
Staten some tinieLago.'- We Bear .that
the physicians. who have been "in at•
-
tendance .have,not very: much hopes of`
her;final recovery.
, i11r -Thomas N'ott;-formel•ly` of" Hu7
lett, returned home. from Algoma last
week; and is Iaow preparing to • remove
his family and personal effects to that
district. . Mr. Nott has.a farpr' of -500
acret on the Noitlishore of Lake
about 30 miles. east of -Sault ,St: Marie,
»and two of his sons liaise farms a few
Miles ' distant ' On Mr. Nott's farnl
there are 1-10 acres of' arable land clear-
ed -ancl-
learedsaid: the Balance is well timbered .-.
Excited Thousands.
&11 ober the land are'gbing • into 'ecstasy
over Dr. Ring's IueviDiscovery for consump-
tion. Their unloeked for recovery by the
timely use of this great life saving remedy,,'.
causes diem to go nearly wild in its praise;.,
It is guaranteed.: to pos4ively sure; Severn'
Coughs, ;Colds, Asthma,,, Hay Fever, Bron-
chitis, Hoarserefe, Loss rf voice, or any af-
fection of the Throat and ,Lungs Trial bot.
ties free' at Watts Cc's,, Drug Store. Large
-size $1.
1115 n/e for a short time of MALL'S IIAut.
ItraEwrrt wonderfully improves' tho personal
appearance.`"TS ntetinees the scalp from -all im-
purities, cures, all humors, fever, and -dryness;
aid talus prevents baldness.: •Itstimulates•the
w eakoned glands, and enables them to push for-
ward a ne,w andvigorous gresitlik The efiects'of
this article are clot trarisient;1'iire'those 'of. aleo
Boric 'preparations, but remain ixong tithe, which
nlages its use aMatter-of economy.
B'UOETNGHAJ S DYE
FOR, Tug p ;
wxzsxER� ',
Wil]' droops" the beard to 'a'41h,ttiiai"`brown, or
black; as desired. It produces a;p'ermanent color
that will not wash away. Consisting of a. single
lireparatron it:is :applied without tronblo
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5?, PAitEDoISY
11. P. HALL & CO., Nasbi N.1
Sold by all Dealers.in rtifedicines , m"
POR ALL'Ttl�l 'FORMS
-01, .
Scrofulons, Mercurial, and
- Blood disorders, ".
the.best remedy, because the; most
seardbing and thorough blood-.
purilior,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.'
sold by all Druggist's; $1, six bottles, $5.
1ar�e ��riet�.
ROOD N;D �1�'I'
PA
all ran
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Splriiig a ud 'S i:a.laifiner
ALL THE LATE T NOVELTIES.
u '-,fi e •
See o r.W -.fine assort �ent of Strata Hats and Bonnets, -iii te>a
' cotta crush l.strawberr ' ' pan lall l
, r. � : y,. , d the ne�v.colo>,s anc�
Fine. assortment of white,arid
and:eolored.LACES. Farce assortment
of ENGLISH and FRENCH FLOWERS., See our Ottoman corded
RIBBONS aslnd Siiss, our ew vshades in SATINS: Our:"Slll�" iiid
Lie Gr avES. Ouri . IosIERY ansa FANG Goons. ,
Fine: assortment of beautiful FEATHERS, and also Pit tAsofs.
Don't forget that' now is the time to get your STItAW AND T AL?E 1I&'I.TS made over
into all the Ieadine styles.
R. BEESLEY, Beaver, Block, Clinton
Where is the best place to deal this
year fol.
wiiY WITH
.Ile -` keeps :the best -general stock 'in"town. :`EverVthdna Fresh.
ROBB, the Grocer, Central Grocery, Clinton.
ustic to scare BAIGAI�
.1 ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
len's YOU
Ch's Ladies Misses and Children's Boots and Shads:
ENTIRELY NEW SPRING- STOCK. IiiIMENSE VARIETY.. LOWEST PRICES
VISITORS WELCOME. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
IN GREAT VARLE,,TY. CALL AND SEE THEM PEFOPE
PURCHASING 'ELSEWHERE.
OUR STOCK OF HEAVY & LiGHT, HARNESS IS COIYAPL;� E '
Trunks and: Valises for the Million. Georgian Bay Shipgles always on hand.
l ""THE'USUAL. DISCOUNT FOR' CASH r
Yic�tor•%�
131oe11C C1iiYxt.t�n: