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'kJ rage, clothes, carpets, and. Ilene my oldfriends
will mirk them for me.. I also take lime, lead and
Copper. *4 aMboree on Mendaye. Any pitmen having
rage or truck In my linermn leave word at my
and 1ynillatoli it aim Foocrabo, as; also beg tqiffrY
I have.: no- business ,crinnectiell- With- mtmen named
Uesein, 'Papering, panting', and jObbing'orthat,sort
.done by BEcnion BrEttitY.
. W. MARTEN, l'edlor,'Box 94, Clinton.
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MISS
lessons
ptipils.
desired.
1:W,Ilitel3ronze
is
*his
1888,
Austria,
which
for
in
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MUICS.
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NELLIE. ISIOLINEll
on the Piano or
Instruction givemat
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is prepared to give
a limited number lii
homes of • pupile, it
Organ to
the
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lima
it a fraud?
is
at
at
Sayears,.andsaid
appearance
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A, H. LANDO',
Bitusegrosa.,
Sim—Did you give
Yours very.respectfully,
to certify that
the 8obonburnn
an erpteetrian, statne
that time had stood
statue
it was fresh
a.
Sup,
• Bamosionr,
W. M. GIFFIN.
Sm, -.-Your Card,
refer to, gigged
and no fraud, the
and also
and tan beacon
or any of your
as to the utility
they will take the
would be pleased
and think they
yourself
greatly 'benefitted
Ac. AI IL
• of the
intending to purchase
to their advantage
before buying
it.' .151IFFIN,.
AND RESIDENCE,
3 deem ealit
.
aFraud.
April 28, 1884.
inclosed testimonial op
M. GIFFIN,
during the summer of
Gardens, at Vienna,
Prince Joseph, and
in the open air
east of pure, zinc, and
.
Iron Works.
• Bridgeport, Donn.
QT., *y 2, 1384.
28, at hand, the testi-
one Mr. Landon, le
having been Men by
of other Ameri-
same to -day. •
wish to 'satiety
genuineness of the
to come to Bridge-
them what is being
very, quickly admit it
an agent for the goods
the visit bore.
Parsons i Landon. -
a Monument 'will
to see our White
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Etn.ren Street, '
Dr. RW01%.
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Cimsros,
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yens.
the
W,
I saw
Palace
of
exposed
was
and
Lperfect.
E. ANDON.
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Pembroke
April
by
statue
by thOus'ands
the
customers
and
trouble
to show
will
as
by
LANDON',
firm of
elsewhere.
from
ML,
Data
moidelyou
genuine
him as stated,
can tourists,
If you
themselves
work, if
port, we
done he
is no humbug,ltnr1
would be
Yours
,
Parties
find it
Rronge
W.
OFFICE
Clinton,
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CASKETS
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the
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The
shortest
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THOS.-STEVENSON.
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THE 'TOWN
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The IIETICIST.
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BOOTS
Sells Boot's and -Shoes
.,.• •follaiiing
Mies Comma Boorra;:frien.,...,.....
M.61.1% Font BM's, Canadian
lames Faxacif Kir AND
Bov's Boors; from
LADIES Boors, from
Repairing Promptly
5110P IN THE MARKET
and- (...11-131h.
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make -lip, at the
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from. ... 4.00 up
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to'
Guaranteed
CLINTON.'
of liis,,own
low', fiures
Calf,
CALI' Boors,
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Attended
Workmanship
BUILDING,.
COME
MACHINERVAT
Desires
opened
customers,
Neatly
MAY
!Massey
Herr
S
rier
The
ELCOAT,
will
ALL
•Clinton,
time
Can
Miter,.
& 6
attached.
shop
be
KINDS
HURRAH
RIGHT.
0., Bedure
ROOK
WIC
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to announce
a shop for the
on HURON
opposite
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be seen
and .Tortinto
also
toot cut•Iiilliadeir,
• and Sharpest
Will be attended
who Will
pleased to
OF REPAIRS
April 4,
TOR
THE
NOW
FIRST
Pnwits'.
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public that
of
CLINTON,
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BIND111.
AlSo
wit, shelf-COW-
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at all
call'..
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has'
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a bargain.
BOT•rom
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STANLEY
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to the
convenience
ST,REET,
• the -Conimerdal
Where . .
Wthe
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at any time,
/Mowers,
the 'firrolik
Plows, thintliers,
'Rakes.
to
'be there
have farmers
1884. • ..
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Fits Guaranteed.
HAVE YtiVit CUTTING DONA '11Y br/SS
()TRINE. You vita 'IND
ICER FIRsT-CLAS.,
CHARGES VERY MODERA.TE,
JOHN ROBERTSON,
Victoria Street Clinton.
Dpioa, %EM*.
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MUSIC TRAOHER, CLINTON.
Is now forming, a large clam, and can 1sm nlientkaur
more t0,49Pe bia neekleapp, Huron
St., or at the lieMes ol pupils. Best Or reference& m tp
her abilities as a 480401'. "
itumber.and lath. •
flUE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS ON Alpo AT ISIS
Mill ePnNtriUrntokeh;1grgyallile erslesLath,
Lo. Pardee requiring such will !Ind it to their Ltd -
vantage to cell on him.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY.
THE WEL1rXXO1pN $TATHJION
SAM S
THE CHURCH AND vacs wouLo
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• ILI a r.Peent address to the Synod If
UtQUiji,...B d41 tgIVAEXI -APO
a Matter of vital importance to the mass-
eN4rirl toeli a pc,stiou _Which ,mu' will
commendhint for, Wale .Qthere will not
accept 'it As "cdrrect.- Referring to the
'church and. the worlil,.be
Thereeice demand of the 'world is that we
should conform to, its ideas,' pleasures and
AIMS; the precept bf Christ that we ,should
cry is compromise," Cnrist's ratiOn,"
coma out from it and be separate. world's
we gannet possibly do both, and, as we are
not our own, but bought with a price, let us
Insure. SO.
Will stand for mares at THEOSALD'S HOTEL, (late o to out Divine Master and trflm 1/141.
BANKERS,
BrATtENBITRY ST. 'CLINTON,
fivoitts') every Seruano afternoon. Terms — to low to conquer the world. Buell being the
T.B"SA0T A:GENEBLABANEINGIITISINESS.
Drafts issued payable at par, at all the Ofilces of the
Merchant's Bent of Caned'. ' New York exchange
bought and cold. Psonn ATTINTION PAID To OQ11.
Moneyadvanoed on Mortgages and Notes of hand
WM. PERDUE,
'ARRAN A TISDALL
A
amamonagkeoughont thmada and the united states.
SALE NOTES NOUGHT at elooe :stem and Money
advent:eat° farmers Ms their own notesif or enylength
Of timeto suit the borrower.. All marketable scene
tiesb,oughtand sold.
' listmins xx Ns, Yong. Aismirs OF TEE • •
Manorater'e BANS OP CANADA,
INTEREST ALDO WED ON 'DEPOSIT
1f.ARE,AbT; r. p. 1SDALL
NEW ',TIN STORE.
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THE SUBSCRIBER, WHO WAS FOR MORE
than eight years in the employ of Mr, Mho
Davis, desires to intimate that he baa
(OW Tin, -.Shop in 'llodsworth'. 'Block
HERON STREET, CLINTON, a
Where he is prepared to de
ALL. KINDS OF TIN, COPPER! AND
• SHEET ptoN WORK;
lathe best of style and on short notice.
fildrOIL, LAMPS, GLASS, &c. in stock
A. CALL SOLICITED.
, .• , SAMUEL WILSON. • ,
Clinton, Dec. 1883. ••
• .oraN-roN
PLANING I
--ANL —
33R 1r,
MINE SUBSORII3ER HAVING JUST COMPLETED
and furnished his new Planing Mill with machin-'
ery • of the latest improved patterns, is now prepared
to attend to all orders in his line in the most prompt'
and satisfactory manner, and at reasonable rates. He
would` also return thanks to all who patrordied, the
old firm before they were burned out, and now being
in a bettemposition to execute orders expeditiously,.
feels confident he can give satisfaction to all.
PACTORr---,N ear the Grand Trunk Rale;
chap,' Clinton.- . '
• ' THOMAS McKENZIE.
MOLSON$
Incorporated. by Act of Parliament, '1855.
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CAPITAL; - 162,000,000.
-.0Fi'icE MONTREAL.'
THOMAS 'WORK/thi, . President.
J. H. R. MODSON Vice -Pres.
WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager.
•
Notes discOunted,' Collections aitade,' Drafts
• • issued,. Sterling hnct Americas exchange
bought and sold at lowest • -
current rates. •
INTEREST ALLOWED ON. DEPOSITS.
'ir.o.atminras,
Money advanced to farnters on their own Oates with
Sheor more endorsers. No. mortgage required as se-
dulity..
, H. C. BREWER riagee,
January DAL' . Clinton
:QUEEN CITY: OIL CO.'
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• • GOLD PAEOALS
Awo,cled.ni Toeonto, Loud *.• n arid'
Cu e; oh, so 10013, 1°1.
prim 41 itan 1 So a I xi
14/0 (** # 1 ass V., os:
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Health & Hapi)iness for all.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
Biliousness, Headache, Dyst
pepsia Indigestion, Dizziness,
Jaundice, Dropsy, , Fluttering
' • 'of the Heatt,
And every species of disease arising 'from
• Impure 010od, .1fC, &C.<
Climax ege'liniloball"Cornpany,
mown:EA..
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ease, and persona( holiness being.. that to
which we are urgently called, permit 'me tti
MO out what seems to be one of the greatest
incentives to Worldliness in the present day,
X refer to the tortuous and unholywar; in
which money is often raised for ohm* pur-
poses. Dice and gambling, lotteries and grab
bags, even theatrical fixhilsitions, fairies and
comedies are brought intq regnisition now by,
some to advance the cause of Jesus Christ'.
Against them all, root and butneh. X enter my
moat solemn and determined protest. .re my
judgment they are calculated to bringdown
a muse rather than a blessing on the mieguid-
ed.people by whom they axe practised and
upheld. The end is always supposed to jus-
tify the means, and, the clearing off the heavy
debt on some buydened church is supposed to
be A, result so stupendous that it fully vindi•
oaten any expedient, however extravagant,
which may have been•adopted. On the con-
trary these methods are au unmingled wrong
to the whole church of Christ, They, still
more fearfully confound the church with the
world, and the world with the church. If We
understand anything of the Bible we' know
that one great underlying principle is that of
self-denial. Is money wanted/ The 'Bible
would say, then, deny yourselvers andtgive it.
Do without some luxury, some needless re-
finement; Christ said to the young man, give
up everything. The modern method is not
that of the" Bible:, Give up nothing but in-
dulge the flesh. Don't deny yourselves, but
gratify yourselves. Don'tgive what you can
spare for the love of Christ, buy with it a
box seat in the theatre and, encourage the
world from which Christ died to save you.
The truth is it is an act of rebellion against
him who said leIrliosoever will follow me, let
him take up his cross,and follow me.
A minister attending the late Confer-
ence here, 'said that during the past three
years he had not held any' 'iort of a tea
meeting or devised any other Way of rais-
ing money for church 'purposes, 'than by
voluntary giving, :yet he raised 'more
Money' by' thirty per cent than his: pre-
decessor who,had encouraged; the things.
he, tabooed. .•; •
Au Unprejudiced Opinion. •
A reporter' of the tendon Free Press
lately. took a up up 'to Goderich,. and a
summary of his observations is published
as followc—In the, Enron district they
have the bestedraught horses in. America.
In a few townships here iesidesoraefif the
largest importera on -the Continent; of.
Clydesdales and English shire horses. A
number of the 'best farmers make horse
breeding and' dealing sueCialty, and
there is no branch of farming pays hotter'
when there is such a demand 'for this plass
of stock. After leaving Cliiiton, the level
aspect from Bredon, London township, to
this point,'•is changed 'to land of. ap undu-
lating character,. and, shows a„ geological
deposit that may lay claim, to be the, old-
est on this or any othei 'Continent: The
nature of formation May be seen in.
here and there a steno house. The well
'arranged fields and the gentle undulatione,
give a nice landscape View to the country.
. As Goderich is reached there is evidence
of a lighter soil, and the 'farms, owing to
their proximity. to te river Maitland, are
broken up, and there is not that, .welleto-do
appearance that characterises the farms' fur.
*or back. When it is considered that but a
few years ago this Iluron tract wee' a prime-
val forest—in fact, called the "Queen's Bush"
or free grant land, and now one of thi most'
advanced in agricultural productions.' 'We
Wonder -the -descendants ot the old "Idayllow.
er" settlers—back' some eentiries—eannOt
'how a district that can outrival this in agricul-
tural productions. We need not refer to this
continent—America--for a rival, but wedoubt
if Great. Britain, French Or Germany, can
exhibit such 'a country in wealth; such an
• enterprising people as can be ,found right in
our midst. And yet this eon** caii be
greatly, improved although flowing with milk
and honer. There are several defects and
'bort °orange on the part 'of farmers that
have much. land. The is not enough labor
employed, or it is sadly miedireoted.' Several
fields were' rank with wild, Mustard, and, to
limb an extent that the grain Was completely
overshadowed, and it was hard to tell whether
the crop,was weeds or grain. Then Canadian
thistlesj appeared to have alfirm grip ori the
wrajtiritrof farms, and the nun -Aim of summer.
fallowil show that farmers think of growing
more grain and fewer weeds: The quantity
of land under 'falldw is an indication of a
litrge acreage of wheat being Down riekt 'fall.
On the whole the present crap is mtichletter
than was anticipated in the spring, and th:ere
will bea good average:
Salt Rheum.
• „Salt Rheum, Pimples or Blotches can, be thorongbly re-
lieved by a 'proper application 64'Mo:dolor& Parke's Car-
bone Deride to the pert, and felt doses of McGregor's
Speedy Cure for impure Wood. Be sere aid gat the genuine
Prepared by McGregor & Parka. Sold at p cents at J. H.
pombea. Drug Store. • ,
There is every probability of a bountiful
yield of wheat in. Manitoba. '
The Mayor of Chicago his decided to
drive the gamblers Out of the city. Seven
houses were raided on Wednesday night,
and three hundred inmates captured. ,
• Mr. John Dyke, Um agsnt in England of'
the Canadian Government, draws atten-
tion, in his report to the Minister of Agri':
culture, to the merits of the Shire horse.
He quoted° the opinion of Dr. Reynolds,
Veterinary Inspector for the' Corporation
of Liverpool, as to the want of stamina
shown by Norman horses and yercherons
in the heavy work at the Liver/idol docks,
and he thinks it would be 'a mistake to
• introduce in large numbers French. and
Flemish stallions into Canada. The Shire
horse, of England, it is claimed, has better
feet, better bone, 'better balance and more
constitution than anynther draught breed.
Unquestionably many good heavy horses
tire bred' in Prance, but it is evident that
these form but a small per cent, of the
droves which are purchased for importa-
tion. •
Fluid Lightning'
There Mt but few that have not suffered almost hi
tolerable pain from toothache, neuralgia, 'Or like emit
pains. To thorn such an instant relief as Fluid Lighta
niter is an untold hie sing In time of trouble No di
gu ding offensive tie leinezi.to be taken for days.' One
application of Fluid Lightning cures, Sold at Comber
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ThEitnalidAi, may, so.
-lehlet,-AheiggreA,skines.wmpAraikesi,- teeiteeep
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
RUM% tO my euetimete, they give entire eat,
isfaction and rapid ssilersY IllectritkiBitters
are theptirest and best medicine kneis'n and
will positiv'ely caro Kidney and 'Liver com-
plaints, Purify the blood regulate the bow.
els, No family can afford to be withoutthem,
They will save hundreds Of Ware M cleatorn
bills everyyear. Sold at fifty cents a bottle
.by Wistts44 Co.
•
**fit, 411...•• •
The Michigan Venugsrath are not grid
to announce clearly their platform; which
is as follevai; "We believe in comporeial
freedoni-,the right of every- man to buy
Otero he can buy cheapest and sell where
he- oa...aell dearest—and we denounce the'
'present tariff, levied' upon over 2,000 orb;
des, as a masterpiece of injustice and false
pretence.
!ANTON ALA &MEWS .
Thursday,' June 26, 1884.
Wheatt 800 016 ;1 00 it 110"
wilheew..
White at, old • 10 0600 *00it 11. 00
_ now • . • . 1,00 rt. 1.05
Spring, • - 1 00 a 105
Ota, •* •• - 0 35 a 0,36.
Barley, • • - 0 45 a 0 55
Peas, • . 0 70 a 0 75
Flour, • - . 6 50 :a. 6.00
Potatoes, - • 0 45 a.0.50.
Butter, • 01.5 a 0 16
Kggs, • • 0. 12 a 0' 13
Ilay; •• - 800 a 9 03
'Sheep pelts • • • 0 50 a 0 70
Lamb skins, • 0 60 a. 0 75
Beef. , • - • 6 50 a 750
Wool, • . - 0 16 a 018
Wide Awake Drnsithits,
Messrs. Watts A CO's are always alive to,
their buiness, and spare no pains to secure
the best of every article in their line. They
have secured the agency for the celebrated
Dr. Eing's New Discovery ' for Consumption.
The only pertain cure known for Consump-
tion, Coughs, Colds; alloarseness, Astbxna,
Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or any affection of
the Throat and Lungs. 'Sold 'on a positive
'guarantee. Trial Bottles free. Regular size $1.
Bucklen's Aruba Salve.
The best save in the world for outs;bruities,.
sores, ulcers, salt Ovum, fever coxes, tetter,,,
chapped'hands, chilblains, corns, and all akin
eruptions, and los lively cures piles, or no
pay required. It is' guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. ormoney refunded. Price
25 cents per box. tiVatts CO. -
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TRUSTEE'S NOTICE To 'CREDITORS'
in the Matter of the assirninent •f
CORBETV.dc BOLES, doing lousiness
as Woollen Manufacturers, at the
• Town of Clinton, and of Edmund
• Corbett and John Doles.
NOTICE is hereby given that Edmund Corbett and
John Boles, doing business in the Town of Clin-
ton, County of Huron, as Corbett di Boles, Woollen
Manufacturers, and the said Edmund Corbett and
John Soles have made an assignment of all their
partnership and separate property, estate, and effects
to the undersigned, Christopher Dickson, of the said
Town of Clinton, 130okiieller, in trust, for the bene-
fit of all their partnership and 'separate creditors,
..•
Oots ?
SHANK,
THE BOOT MAKER.
mum. 1NAIor4 KINDS OF
Nen, Women and Children's Roots at Shoes.
Spring Stock well assorted, and
complete in Il ,departments
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEA„P FOR CASH
CRUICKSHA.NIC, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTOW'
l•
j. GUNINGHA
Desires to call special attention, to his stock of
China and Granite e
Of all kinds, suitable for Christmas presents
Also, the fine* Confectionery to be *had,
Fresh Fruit, Canned. Goods, &c.
JOHN CUNINGHAME. GROCER, CLINTON.
GOP1Alex. Weir,:
Formerly of Clinton and vicinity,.having 13eea for some jears with the late firm •
of Irwin & Hodgens here, would announce to the citizens of Clinton and vicinity
, that he is. now showing, in the
and that all persons having claims against the
rbettsaid Beaver Block, next door to Thompson & Switzer's,
finn of Corbett & Doles, or the said Edmiind Co,
or John Boles, are required, on or before the lith day • • . , .
• "A large, new, and complete stet* of
of July next, 1884 to send in by letter, prepaid, and
itddressed m the undersigned,,their names, residence,
post office addresses., and particulars of their clainis,
duly verified by statutory declarations, specifying' the
nature of the security, if any, held by them ; and take
• notice that after the'said date, pursuant to 46 Vic.;
See. 1, Chap. 0 (Ont.) the said trustee will 'proceed to,
distribute the assets of the said firm of Corbett &
Bolos, and the said 'Edmund Corbett. and John Boles,
among the paities entitled thereto, rateably and pro'.
• portionately,. having due' regihn to the rights and
remedies of partnership and private creditors, and
distributing the same as between them according to
lawand having regard, only to the claims of which
• notice shall have been given, and that he will not be
liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed
to' any person or persone, firms or corporations, of
whose debt or claim he shad hot have notice.
pateritt,Clinton this,18th day of June, A.D., 1884.
'CHRISTOPHER DICKSON;
• Trustee.
MANNING & SCOTT Solicitors for Trustee..
MONEY TO LOAN.
1DRIVATE AND OOMPANY FUNDS, AT
lowest rates of interest. Principal payable
mai:sired by borrower. .
Taletitor for the CANADA- LARDED CREDIT
commir.
• _ •
D. A. FORRESTER.
Clinton: Dec. 20. 1893. ' •
Yo TACE
Tan Freekles, Sunburn,
Pimples, Blailk Specks, Blot-
ches,'die.,, Can be removed in--
-stanay by applying
nmsz-k's
Tan&FreekleLetion.
Safe, Sure and Effectual.
PRICE 25c., PER B. 0.731-t
Sold by all DruggiSfA
the 'Liar
".•944..•. 44•611,,
JOHNSTON'S7Qd
SARSAPARILL
LiTia
.b.nd for Purifying. ths Blcod.
.„ It has been in mid for 20 years. rum, h s
•oved to be the best prene r.oe
Mninricet for SICK IlEA DAUM.... I
7:IE SIDE Ort BACK. LIVER I 01
Pr, PIMPLES ON TILE
Cod Dl.,o,
•h tt arias from a Disordered L‘fer .a. , r
mpure blood. , Thous/Inds of On* *
;tenni° tako it and glee it to their e1,11
Iron. Physicians prescribe it don/. T:10Ss •
who use it once, recommend it tO others.
It is made from Yellow Dock, Hondo -
ms Sarsaparilla, Wild. Cherry, Stilling la
dandelion, Sassafras, Wintergreen, and
'alter well-known valuable. Roots and
Herbs. It is strictly Vegetable, and can.
not 'hurt the .21.1011b delicate constitution.
It. ssono of the best rnedieineff in nee for
Regulating the Bowels.
It is sold by all responsible druggists
at one dollar for a quart. bottle,-or-eim
betties' for five dollars.
Those who cannot Obtain a bottle of
this medicine front their druggist May
Send us one dollar, and. we will bend it
to them.
Aintaluarritlia,
W. 403bleTfit/ liserfacturers,
WVA.TIPSI& CO., Agent., tnintell
A. i.BENNETT,
UNDERT.i.t.F„F.R.
Funerals Furnished iiriirst-olass.St*.
lloon IItOflsCt sir intricamset 01145093
Molinitas, uno goottit STORE.
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BIBLES,
CHURCH BOOKS, -
ALBUMS, all kinds.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
BLANK %BOOKS .
MEMO. BOOKS
POCKET BOOKS
INKS, INKSTANDS
SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL' SUPPLIES
NOTE PAPERS '$ •
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BASE, AILS . • .FANCY CORDS
:RUBBER BALLS TINSELS, BRAIDS
CROQUET, CAIT.ES • BASKETS,
FISHING. TACKLE VIOLINS,
. CABINET FRAMES' ACOORDEONS, .
PHOTO FRAMES .s MOUTH ORGANS
LADIES 8A.TCHE14$ COMBS, ERTJ$RES
'BERLIN WOOLS 'CHINA GOO
CA:NV:A:88ES 7 TOYS, NOVELTIES
EMBROIDERY SILKS - PIPESi..CITGARS
-FIL9SELLE TASSELS Jo., deo..
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'rout patronage respectfully Solicited. Having had i6 years' experience in liusi- '
new, and 'as we buy largely, (having two retail, stores). and at close prices, we are
'able to 'offer THE CHOICEST GOODS 'AT LOWEST PRICES.
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Opposite R. posets an Son . ' milnewinving v v loserimo•
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illE GtOBE LIGII119ING•10.1) :COMPANY;
LONDON. ONT.. *.
INCORPORATED 1818. CAPITAL 'STOCK $50,000„
Will give the above reward to the first Periton'tilio will prove that a single building ha a been . .
burned in.. the Dominion of Canada ujionwhich' rods manufactured by our Company'.have
'been placed according to. our rules for. the: protection „ of buildings against tire by light. ,
, . fling, with Company's Guarantee. • - , .
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REMARKABLE FACT..
This Company' have erec'ted Millions and millionoffeet of rod in,the last'. seven yew! '
(since incorporation, June, 1878) in the Dominion of Canada, and considering the great num-
ber of violent thunderstorms, and the almost'daily occurrence of buildings struck and burned
by lightning, this is a wonderful
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MANUFACTURERS Or • "
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ALL KINDS OF COPPER 'CABLE LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.
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Fixtures, Ornaments, Weather Vane& andEleotridal Apparatus. Sole proprietors Of the Now.
Conducting Mose Bail. Special attention given to therereeVon of ConduCtors On, Chnrches,Sehoe/
Rouses, and other public buildings: A good responsible party wan ted in every City, Oonnty and
Township throughout the Dominion (none others need appito handle'our goods!, Write for,
• terms 'and further, Information, Office and Worke-494 Hing. Street, LONDON, OMP.
THOMAS • O. HAMM, President and Manager.
B. EN WZ ,£get, CLINTON.,
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SY WESTER'S
Celetrated CHAMPION PLOW. !
TRONIAS
• BLACKSMITH, - 'CLINTON,
Itas bbon appointed agent for SYlvetter's Champion
Plow, width has recently been greatly improved, and
new stands without a rival, The mouldboard is made
of the best diainend stool; especially hardened; war-
ranted to clean in any field, and ititported from She4.
field, England, purposely for these plows. Intending
purchasers can have a trial of the plow, and on receipt
Of post card*, will be delivered free in any, pad. of the
county, If the plow can be beat by any other make,
we Will forfeit* the plod'. A eat load just received.—
neferancet (Mtn over 100 of the best farmers near
Clinton.
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Ito algii initiolecinrei the celebrated
Scotch Diamond •liarreiWt
116 reputation of which is so well known that he has
already received orders for 30 Mt this wee tt„
SHAKER
BLOOD
SYRUP.
Cures Completely Serefola,
Syphilis, Cancer, Eliearnatisna,
Catarrh, Vipers and Skin and
Rioed Diseases of every deserip.4
thin.
$1000 reward to any chemist who will'
find, on' analysis of 100 bottles of Shaker
Blood Syrup, ono partici° of Mercitty,
Iodide of Potassium; or any mineral Sub*
mince, •••••• •
EVERYWHERE'
PrICOLA $1.04 rig Dottlii,eor Six for VIA.
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