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1E WILL cIvE
Iscoulit o1
of SUMMER STOCK of BOOTS & SHOES
Balance
r th " nextTHIRTY DAYS.
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Valises,
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TAYLOR S
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CLINTON; August 24, 1883
IN
Amosiosisiatawass
TINGES AND SOFAS RE-UPi-10
rURNITURE WHOLESALE AND REETAIL.
MARY ANO I.
'lavas evening, in May, aid the soft zephyrs sighed
Through branches low bending above.
My Mary and I, as we wander'd along
And whispered of beauty and love •
—
We'll make"us a neat like the birdlings, I said,
And never shall part any more,
Oh, yes !she replied, and can furnish it race
At the "Rea ttecKER" FURNITURE -TORE.
'',`Fair creature !•tlieri,s"mauy a wealthier man
Would gladly have you for a bride,.
But ne OM) can lore you more fondly than S;
•My treasure, and beauty, and pride'.
on) had I a'mansion, with carpets of gold-
'
And of ailrer-=I'd cover the floor•"
But smiling, else said, "You can purchase the best
• At the "Ran Rocada" FURNITURE STORE."
"I'll spread you a couch upon which to recline
When evening shall call us to rest,
_ Of the flelecleat down." But she'said with a sigh,
"1 like .Basxaer's mattresses the best.'
Then so shall it be love—and tables inlaid
And seats ft -obi -Seine far distant shore."
"Ob, no !" she -exclaimed, "they have elegant chairs
At the "Ree ROCKER" FURNITURE STORE."
We went. Rappy day'! Can I ever forget'
The pleasure that beamed in her face •
A's she gazed at the marvels of beauty displayed
In this most wonderful place!
We furnished our neat in en elegant style.
Been married a twelvemonth or more,,
And Mary_is singing this song to her babe „
' -, OP tSd' Rei; `li"uCTNa" hSlfl ass Seelig
SENNETT,:
SIGN OF THE RED' TlociiER, .'..
Next door. to'1IJarland Bros. 'store, AThert
s$'treet, Clinton. ,
um0 u aevep e,I1111tI,I11,I qwelois.ria rap e1
FOR
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OPPOSITE
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In order -to clear -out the balance 'of his summer stock of
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The subscribeswill offer �' . the above goods at a• discount of 20 'per cent for' one
His
'
month. Tis GENUINE, AND NO HUMBUG. FALL & . 'WINTER GOODS
just `arriving,' to be ;sold -at low price` and: the'usual discount.
OUR STOCK. OF HEAVY & LIGHT HARNESS IS`' COMPLETE.
r nkc aiid Valise's for the Million. Georgian Bay Shingles always on hand.
WTHE USUAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH
S_ al T'ITC EIEZII:
Tic tl>rin lEflactk, 'Clinton.
L1.11I]VLOTH
ruware flfl
HARVEST TOOLS—Forks and Handles, Scythes,
Rakes, &c.,' large stock, selling very cheap.
:zN
We make a specialty of MIXED PAINTS; being 'sole, agent
for the celebrated Cleveland GUTTA PERCHA PAINTS;
which are always ready for. use and kept in stock in all, colors.,
Also, the Canadi.n brand of Mixed Paintskept in stock..
PP
Dgx'T Pam, Im.-Use Newton's one mrnuta • Wreck .1 Oft L �fQ9' fliii'011.
ootheche cure. Relief'at once ; of all dealers,
luta. p
A'u,pODEBIOII BOAT 'LOST WITlI
HANDS..
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'VA'IVATTIO'dic CO. UM' 'Win
AYER' PILLS.
A large proportion of the diseases which cause
human suffering result from.derangeurent of the
etomacb,'bowels, and liver. Aran's CATnAi'.tTic,
Pni.s act directly upon these organs, andare,
especially designed to cure the'dideases caused
by their derangement, including Constipation,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia; Headache, Dysen7
tery, and a host :of' otherailments,;' for all of
which they are a safe, sure,prompt, and pleasant
remedy.. The extensive use of these 'PILLS 'by
eminent physicians in regular practice, shows
unmistakably the estimation in which they are
held by the medical profession.
These PiLLs are compounded of vegetable sub-
stances only; and are absolutely free from calomel
or any other injurious ingredient.
A Sufferer from Headache writes :
" Avrn's PILES are invaluable to me, and are
my constant companion. I -have been a severe,
satfererfrom Headache, and your Plas are the
only thing I could look to for relief. ; One dose
will quickly move my bowels and free my head
from pain. They: are the mosteffective and the.
easiest physic I have ever found. It is a pleasure,
so me to speak- in their praise, and I always do so'.
when occasion oilers
A
w. L.:PGE of L Page &Bio
Franklin St.,Richmond ' Va, June 3.1882.
" I have used. AYER's PILLS in numberless in,
stances as recommended' by, you,and have' never
known them to fail to accomplish the desired re-
sult. ' We constantly keep ;them on hand at our
Thome, and prize tlient as a' ,pleasant,_ safe and
reliable fainly --medicine: .:OR D'SPE{SIeL
they are invaluable. J T. RAVES."
).Alexia, Texas June 17 1882.
'The REV. FRArrcIS'B. HARLOwE., Writing from
Atlanta, Gd., says: " For some years past I have
been subject to .constipation, from which, in
spite of the use of medicines of: various kinds,
I suffered increasing inconvenience, until some
months ago I began takinggAVER'S PILLS. They
have entirely corrected the costive habit, and
have vastly improved my general health.'•
A.YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS correct irregulari-
ties;.of the bowels,' stimulate the appetite and
digestion, and by their prompt and, thorough
action give tone and vigor to the whole physical
PREPARED nit
Or. J. C. Ayer & Co 'Lowell Mass.
'Sold: by all Druggists..,
YOUNG,. All experience: the wonderful benefi-
cial effects
eneii-cial,eifects of
M DDLE- 'flyer's Sarsaparilla.
01at1dren with Sore Eyes�'Sore Ears,
AGED,.. - or any scrofulous or syphilitic taint,
alas be made'healythy and strong by its use.
Sold-b�_all,Druggieto;_§1.,six t,ittiuq for fi.
Olt
Ba
t
Is there a : miserable
've.akenin'g pain in the small.
of the back.?' i s urination
painful ? 1)risk 't have pal-
pitation 'c f t heart ? i)b
EIVJISTSVc,z DRUGGISTS,strange., �p 3;;',}�`1$$$(.}�f` and
`SltlC5' 1' nes the loo.4 Car
Albert : 1:t1"1`et. Clinton;.
The publicwill find our stock of medicines complete, warranted gen line, and ni
tile=bcst_qualtty. ,
TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY,' SHOULD'EIt BRACES, TRUSSES, SPONGES
AND ALL =KINDS OE DRUGGISTS'' SUNOKIES USUALLY KEPT
IN A I''IRS1 'CT,ASS.'^DRUG;''TORE.
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S.( F'-C.HINC .' TTFW
SW-ISS.—S6AP3::3110- iestliratiliiiagfso lush the.,
Market • '
GIVE IT A TRTAL, Al .YOUR
431-1R000111?„,. V'01: ZT�
MANTY AC `BRED BY THE
xu:oN SOAP' :CO :
'GC317JIJFt;ICH'
Soap will he found at.the-followin stores:—T. COOPER, 'JOHN C11 `7INGHA'14SI
T. STANBURY. CANTELON BROS. AND A. ANGUS.
MILLINERY` cheaper ' than ever. SUMMER
RINTS .ata. great reduction.., Summer HOSIERY
at ,cost. SHIRTINGS at cost.
•
Tbio•N' '.I+'.OT 'Cr Irl' .r1I +`.:P4A_CE.
:EESLE'Y,__ BEAVER BLOCK.
,hl't rail . , nttr r' y otl Does
ry?01 f- 11 1'10 Show lu'iirl.dit '
or t1.11Si'Ilninu1s ' de, seat ? •
rocs ;t,ny sibltle.n fright ht •
cause 011llltt'l;Se, shai'1i'lla'i i
in the small c 'yourl,.tck
•Do yogi ("id.
the al'Oin Ts'�'OU1 '1,1( lllpl'y
impa,il'Cd 3 1_ ••l ntlr 'tomtit
.short? Are tiler() Shooting:
:Tains about }-orn vitals 2
Are youbecomiii;g drop ical?
Thee al are' all,Sy mptoils of
kidney cli: ed1'cr.,. 110 inr:: your
guard ;1.;, sinal; ,tllc.nY.'Tr. let:
rill it 'Play end in Bright's
I)isease;`which auris cleatll. E
Your hest cetose is to lit o-,
cure at once al bottle of I.l
_PFII?It,AND TRONJ3ITTEaS<OS-.
" • ring only soca " It will. cure
..any. form of I:ulnct'. Cnm-
plaint, ;except I3riglit's
cease; it will relieve thesymp
toms and defer the evil day
sometimes indefinitely-.
STILPiiUI` fad' IRON BIT-
TERs is -a inedibine as harm-
less as watel ' The 1.1011d.
-has not; seen, its equal' as a
.cuie for. 'diseases which
attack the :Kidneys suit] for
the •complaints to which
'females are alone ]ladle. Ir;
is of more value than any
medical' compound known
to the imedical.faeulty'.
. Sold by alt Iiruggtsts and at Depot
510 $t. ,filmes St. ,Wast, Montreal,
Wee Sec. , •
WATTS .& CO.. CLINTON.
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A dispatch dated Goderich; Sept. '7,
Says The schooner-yacht,Eiplorer, with
all hands, was. lost •on Greenough'shoal,
during a _gale, last Tpesday. She was
loaded with salt, and bound from Code-'
rich to Clive Island.' The I xplorer was _
owned by E. N. Lewis, of Goderich, who
had no.insurance on her. The names' of
those lost are Capt. Chas, Worlds, John.
McDonald, W. Reale and Walter Crane,
the latter a son of AlLert Crane, of Chi--
cagq;'who was on a pleasure trip.
The schooner yacht Explorer hid a'ver'y
romantic history, ACell pie ;of years ago
she, was raised from' the bottom of Lake
l 'uroii by H. N Jex, the Port Huron--
diver./
urondiver./ Then was' revived the old story,'
told:With"all.the ci;euinstan ees of•fact.
.
-It'was aid that the, 'nlorer n as loaded
with 'whiskey When; she sailed from .a
Canadian port on -her last trip: The
whiskey was sold 'on rale American shore '
of Lake Huron, and the vessel reloaded
with'stone. .Off'Pobeinoray the schooner
was scuttled bythe cu ]tain 'who went:
ashore in a bet, thinking he bad des-
troyed all evidence of lii critte"_when lie
sank-14—ship--and' crew t,o, the bottorn of
the lake. The craft was raised a couple
of years ago and became a pleasure yacht,.
doing some in the fall and spring:
--Capt.-Woods was 5ibout th'irty--years-of,--;
age, unmarried, and bad been iii com-
•mand of the"Explorer" but a few trips. •,
He wai,broaight up in' Port Burwell, but
his relatives have since removed to Lon-
don. He had a brother drowned` about '
three years ago,, who was sailing on "Pra-
irie State,"
Prairie'State," 'by the capsizing of. a__boat..
Capt. Joseph Woods' only remaining son
also had a very narrowescape; front'
drowning about two weeks since by falling ,
off.a dredge, but was fortunate enough to
be rescued, The lost capta n's.family hart
a letter from him a few days since, in
which he expressed a hope of. seeing then
very shortly.' .•
craven/8 Cprb'olic Cerate.
The finest healing compound under the
sun. There is no sore but will succumb to
its wonderful' healing properties. 'It is an
invaluable dressing for cuts, Burns, „Bruises,
Pimples, Seatds, Boils,;Festerings, etc. Price
twenty -live cents at J. H.' Combo's drug store., •
ELECTION' NOTES.
The 'nominations took place in Algoma
oil Friday, polling on the 21st.
The appeal agai>st the judgment of the ..
Election Court, unseating Mr Phelps, M.
P P.;;in West Simcoe; will be heard on
Wednesday the 19th .inst. :.
In the Muskoka election case, Mn:Ber-
thune announced at Osgoode hail that
he would proceed; N;th the sciutin} : " the '`,
court adjourned until Saturday next, when'
time and place of :holding, the scrutiny
sill be arranged.
In the Dominion election cases. -dates
for trial have been' fixed as :follows:' Len-
nox, at Napanee, Wednesday, 10th• of
October,.NiVest Northumberland, at Co-
bou g, on' Monday, 29th October ; West
Huron, at).Goderich, on Tuesday, 10th'
October. '
The Ontario Court of ,Appeal has de-
cided thatat'cannot issue summonses to
Messrs. Shields, Anderson and: others' to
show cause why they should not be dis-
qualified for corrupt' practices in the. Mus-
koka -election.. Their Lordships say 'they
hove no jurisdiction, and advise an app
plication to't,e judges who tried the ease.
The 'application will he made as:.sugg'ested.
The. defeated Tory- candidate at the
East Huron local election, Thos. Flays,
has sued Mr. Pollard, one of the ,deputy
returning -officers, for$200 for non-com-
pliance with the:section of the Election
Act:requiring the pull -to be' kept ; open
'between nine a ri .; i and;.five 'p.m." The
grounds of action are that; the deputy: ,re-
ttirniog'officer in question closed- the poll
for halt an hour on election day, and ad-
journed with the 'poll • clerk and scruti-
-neers for-- dinner,--Thi.--matter-.=came up
at-Qsgoode Hall, Tor ntp,, on Saturday,
and motion to strike out -part of the state=
meat of the claim as embarrassing, was'
a ljourned until Friday next.
Some journals still affect to sneer at Mt
Mowat, as <it `l.Chrigtian.politreiaii".
cannot, if we'ivould, return the. compli-
ment, But we are proud of the matt
against whom his -enemies are obliged to
adopt that sneer -in default of anything.
that will "stick." And that badge will
stick,' -liar Mr. Mowat is a " Christian
.,pblitictan,"' and that is the kind of politi,
clans Christinu people want at `.the head
of their.afla'irs And in "the good time
coming," .'coming right along, too, . the
,people.will demand that no' other,'. than
Christian men, 'shall guide the shipof
state, -Waterloo Chronicle.:
LIST OF FALL FAIRS.
Industrial, Toronto;, Sept. .l 1' to '22. _ _>
Provincial, Ouolph,, Sept, 24. to 29th,
Western, London, Oct, 1 to 5. •
Central, Hamilton, Oct. 2. to u.
Hay, Zurich,, Sept 20, 21. .
South Huron, Exeter, Oct. 8, 9.
West Huron, Goderich,ct, 9, 10. '
Tockersmith, Sdaforth,"''' ett, 1, 2;`'
Stanley, .Baylis tel„Oct. 14,'116.
East Wawanosh, Belgrave', Oet u.
ihorris, Blyth, Qct
Tnrnberry, "iYtwgham, Oct. 9,;10 -
East Huron,' Brussels, Oct. 4' and 5, y”
Hnl.tett, Clinton, 00,17, 18. -
.••,-,lei.+
The Greatest heating Compound
Is a preparation of'oarbolic.aeid, vaseline and
cerate called McGregor &: Parke's"Carboli( '
Cerate. It will euro:auy sore, cut, burn or
bruise when all other preparations fail. Call
at J. Ii. Combo's drug store and get a pack
age,Trventy 'five coots is ail it costs.
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
. '.Grains leave Clinton as follows:-
GF.ANO "rad,\IC RAILWAY.
°-Gaang-East- '-Gotag W'est:-`
fi,15 eaiu, expose 8,20 a.m. mixed
8,20 a.m. mixed 117 p•m. express
1.17 p.m,. express ' 6.15p.m. 'ndxed
3.50 p.m. mixed - 9,00 p.m. express
ORE :AT Wit9TERN RAILWAY.
Going North. ,I Going South.
9.25 a.m. express j( 8.20; a.m. express
C.10 p.m. express 3.50 p.m. express
The, Quickest Thing on Record.
Is Kram'e Fluid Lightning fir neuralgia,
headache, toothache, etc. It does not blister
or discolor the skin; requires but odeapplioa.
tion ; to banish" all pain rnagios,Uy without
using any greasy liniment 'or carrying your,
head in a poultice.for weeks. Try a twenty
fiSe emit brittle from 3.1-I. Combe, druggist.'