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Niue Phreiefano oand...„
R. Helen Phervie, No, epi. Daytoo. St.,
and stain that ehe lin suffered with Coe -
DOGS.
• • Chicago ie now so her sixty•eight year, : • •
26 New SINGLE a-WM
.10nr POW cheap at CAIXANDER & BROS. SHOP,
Alext door to the Doherty Oigiul Factory. Well finish-
ed and can be bought lit all prices, according to finish
trete $60 upward (Mine and see us and get our
terms. Will give Written guarantee with every one.
CALLANDER & BRO., Clinton.
THE OLSON'S BANK.
Incorporated by Act 0( Parliament, 185.
CAPITAL, $2,000,000.
HEAD OrFioE MONTREAL.
TII01AS ..... „President.
J. II. R. MQLSON.
F. WOLFERSTAN TlitiMAS, General Idianager
Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American exchange
bought and sold at lowest
current rates.
INTEREST At.LovreD ON DEPOSITS.
IS-A.Ii141 ICUS .:
-Honey advanced faimers on their own notes with
ono or more endorsers. No mortgage required as se...
clarity.
.H. nager,
January 188 Olinton
•
J. BLDDLECOMBE,
IICS2, Watch and Click Raker,
,
JEWELLER, &c.,
OPPOSITE THE PIAICKET, CLINTON
Where he keeps a seleet assortmentipf
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWATIERK,
SILVER-
WARE.
Which we will self at reasonable rates.
Repairing of every description, promptly af
tondod to, and alt work warranted. .
J. 13IDDLE0OHBE.
Clinton, N07. 1882.
S. FOWLER 84 SOIL
-7o t Fghtor of the Menton Zrew Ara:
gumption for about ten ram waii treated by DEAR Sru,--.There ere in OlintOO a UM -
nine ghyslcians, all of A em pronouncing her bar of dogs which serve no •other PurPulft.
everrecovering. Seven cttlecof Is 'fi'd
ease °pelage. She hadtiven all her of than to intimidate pedestrians, and to
p r01a3 an hen Moab&
New Discovery for Consumption complete 9' The keeping of such dogs while r�nllw
new
er• Detabtieg cuee, please drop her
a Petal and satiIfy yolirselvea. Call at
Wette & Co's. tirug store and get a free trial
bottle,
The petition against the return of
Mr. Hammel!, M.P.P. for Cardwell,
(Conservative) has been dismissed with
costs.
Lumber and Lath.
rFwE SI.JESCRI13Ell KEEPS ON HAND AT HIS
premises, Isaac street, Clinton:(nger the Fanning
Hill Factory) ail kinds of Piue Lumber, Calk,
itc, Parties requiring such will find it to their ad-
vantage to call on bun.
JOSEPH
MONEY TO LOAN.
inowv4TE AND COMPANY FUNDS, AT
.V lowest rates of intermit. Principal payable
aiirdesireci by borrower.
Valuator for •the CANADA. LANPED CREDIT
COMPANY,
D. A. FOBRESTER.
Clinton. Dec. 20, 1888.
Western rair, 1884.
CANADA'S GREAT EXHIBITION.
AND INDUSTRIAL ENT91PRINE.
LONDON, CANADA,
SEPTEMBER 22, 23, 24; 25, 26.
$17,000,00 IN PRIZES.
$2,000 fn ExceSS t 1883. $1,0i0 in SpeelUIS 111
Friends of the Weatern Fair. •
• OPEN TO THE WORLD:
The western Fair for 1884 will Tar surpass all
its predecessors. The prizes are larger and the
new features and novelties to be introduced,
will make it the most a ttractivo exhibition ever
held in Canada. Wait•fer it. Write to the See-
retary for prize Iir.. posters, programmes, or
any information required.
-E. R. ROBINSON, GEO. MoBROOIVI,
President. Secretary,
•
CLINTON
f4D.IT $Toori-• . PLANING MILL
VIOLIN STRINGS
IN TOW4.:
FINE PLATED WARE
NEWEST DESIGNS IN,.
•
JEWELLERY !
Repairing done Promptly.
01 on. May 25th. ,
A.11113
rs
filHE subse.lbar desires to return his _sincere
thanks to his customers and the publid• generally
for the liberal patronage extended to him in thepant,
and by furnishing the best article at the lowest rem.
• nerative price, he hopes ta merit a continuance ottho
same.
He would. specially . recommend a trial of his direct
importations of the very, best brands of ,
Orandms,-Port Wines and Holland . 0m,
• ,
' HUMBLE DIDneltIA1,PUr.POSES ANO'FAMIL'i 1$t..
BASS' ALE AND GUINESS' PORTER,
In Bottles, Pints and Quarts..
• CANADIAN ALES. AND PORTER,
CAItLis0s8 and DAVIES LAGER constantly on hand.
Just received, in prime condition, •
•• .
Montreal Ginger Ale, asconpagne 614er,
• Plain. Soda.. "
Sole Agent for GI-oderich ie
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N. ROBSON. ,
• ALBERT STREET. BRICK nom...cubrex.
•••••—ANO—••• . •
DRY E.ILIt!
•
SILBSCRIEP,It HAYING JUST ODAIPLATED
4. and furnished his new Planing Mill Withmachin
ery of the !Meat improved patterns, is now prepared:
to'attend to all orders in his line in the most prompt
andSatisfaiitory manner, and at reasonable rates. He
would also returnthanks to all who. patronised the
old firm before they were burned out, and now .being
in a better position to execute ertlenaexpedithiusly,
feels confident he can give satisfaetion to all.
FACTOR Y-• .zy (Tr the Grand:Truk- Rai(
may,101inton. • • • •
THOMAS AleKEN,ZIE.'
NEW TIN STORE.
guru SuirscriteEtt. WHO WAS FOR MORE.
than eight years in the employ of Mr. Silas
_Dayva,.:desireA_to-inttmate-that-be-hasr .
Opened a 'fin Sbp 111 Dodsworth's Illock
.HUTIONSTRE'ET, CLINTON, •
Where lib Is preparedlO ao
ALL KINDS OF TIN COPPER ANi.)
• • SHEET IRON WORK,
in the best of style and on stint notice., •"..
•
167`P/L,'LptP.S., GLASS, &c.: in Stock
CAM. MILIthED.
•
' • sebirria. Wthsox.
sten, Dee, 114$1..
CLINTON WOOLLEN MILLS,.
ABOVE Nitro
COMMENCE RUNNING AT ONCE;
• Under 'the management of Ma. Ei Colo:P.7r.
• 'All kinds of
• . .
IVIANITACTURI-NG
Done on sho t nutice. A large stUelc of
WOOLLEN. entios.FOR SALE. CHEAP
OR /X EXCHANGE FOR WOOL., '
FOR • " %DA 17J 4t/f4HA.21/", Proln!%etor.'•
ORREP.P,...Manager. •
Crockery, Glassware, .&c.
Oatmeal and Cornmeal always on hand.
. .ALSO:
, ••
l'ettv's set English. Breakfast -Ban'
Long Clear Bacon, Sugar Cureel Bants;',
And .No..1 LARD. • •
• At does which cannot be beaten in town::
HIS 60 C. TEA.B SPECIALTY
SOLEAGVo
ENT n •
Dobbins' ELECTRIC' SOAP
• THOMAS COOPER ck. SON; "
ALBERT STREET, 0IiINTON
Is White Bronze aFraud
MR. A, E. LANDON,
DRIDokkonT, COSY.
„
DEAR Sitt,-Lid you give the inelosed testlinottini ot
is it a fraud? Yours very respeegully. : .
W. Ai. GIFFIN,
This k to certify that I saw during the summer of
1808, at the Schnnhurnn Palace Oardens, at Vienna.
• Austria, an equestrian Statue .ef Prince A:mph,. and
which at that time had stood.exposed in the Opea air
for 85 years, and said statue was east of pure zine,'Itnd
In appearance it was fresh and perfect. • • .
•A. II. LANDON.
- Sup. Pembroke iron Works.' -
Bridgeport, Den,
Ordavox April 28 MC,
•
:Beitionemer, Ct, Ably 2, 1884.
Mit. W. M. 01PPIN. • ••. .
Dunn Ste, Your card, April 28;01 hand, the testi.
Toilful you refer to, signed by one Mr. Landon '
genuine, and no frattd, the statue having been :won't*,
him lit;Itatecl, and also by thousands of other Ameri-
can tourists, and can bo seen the sturie,to•day.
If you or any of pen. customers wish to ktisty
themselves as to the utility and gelatine/less of the
....work, if they will take the trouble to come to Bridge.
port, wo would bo 1105.'o02 to slim them %%heti!: behig
done here, and think "they will very quickly admit It
1. no hembug, yourself (1.F1 11.11 igcnt 101 the
would he greatly )ionelitted by the 11 jt here,
Your.: 6:0. A. IL LANDON,
1. of the firm td 14ai.ois 2reilase.
'•
P:krties intending to purf•hasen lifenuthen t
it to their advantage to see our white
nronze beery 'melee elsewhere.
W. 111. GIFFIN - AGENT
Itt.`Picl; •kND Introit StreM.
Clinton. 1 &ova . •.• Dr. Iluove*,,
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES
peeeillee OlovNTARIO, z By virtue of warrant under
' County of Hume, to wit: 5 thelnind of the .Warden: and
the Roil of the Curporatimi Of the Coliuty of Huron, dated
:the Sixteenth tiny, of Augnst, 1004, commanding me to
levy upon the undermentioned lands in the Said County of
Huron, for the arrears of taxes •due thereon, and cods, an
hereinafter set forth, 1hereby give notice that 1 shall, on
WEDNESDAY, 311n DAV OF DECEMBER, 9884 at the
Imur of ten o'eloek In the forennon,•at the Court Wiese, in:
the Tottif of GoderIch, Proceed to Heaths said lands by Putt-
' ltc Attetion, or such pertiOns thereof as shall be necetwarrto
pay such.arrears, together with all charges thereon, unless
the satne be sooner paid. , •
O ,
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fart or part • .12 'Ail • r,
of lot. t.
dg. c
TOWNSHIP OF 'COLBORNE—
Part of blork 25.1 Pat 22 13 I 30 211 43
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
32 • It road treat 100 Pat, 25 54 1 37 26 01
ToWNSHIP OP BOWIOK. •
• 11 1011 One. 0 20-0 00 6 00
v.a,LAttpor FORDWICII, IN HOWICK.
South part Of °di/Elbert St. O.; Pat. a 15 0 83 3 58
West part of 2,..Litisa.18..8 2, Pat.. 1 11 0 78 J 80
Hoo '
t part of 3, “LOUilia tit,. 8 . Pat. 12 77 I 23 IA 00
• . TOWNSHIP OF ing...r.err.
N E mitt of 10..4 . 33 " Pat. 6 91 0 02 7 53'
VILLAGE OF MANCHESTER IN ReLLETT. •
h 8 survey : Pat. 2 13. 0 00 2 03
• TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS. ' • •
South part of 233 , 4. Pat., 3 28 0 02 4 10
South east 5, 0'76. • 50 Pat. 30 12 1 50 31 112.
• VILI,AGE BLOEVALE IN MORRIS.
22, Oirdner'sourt 1 Pot. 5 38 0 88 0 26
• . .V1LLADE OF BELGRAVE IN MORRIS.
.... McCrea .Pat. 5 51 005 6 3D-
40
McCrea tow. 1.5 Pat, 5 51 0 88 6 19
TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP, •
8E part ul28-----8 part 14 10 Pat. rs 01 1 15 177e
owxsine. or. STEPHEN.
12 10 ' 100 Pal. 57 60 2 23 50 05
13 ,• 18 ' 100 Pat. 57 60 223' 50 115
• YILLAOR 010 1JAYMET.D.1
Knot part of 5,., . Rano, Pat. 223 0 80 3 03
West half of 5Saylield eon. 45 Pat. 54 14 2 10 511 24
TOWN OF BINGHAM IN T('5893111115\'.161 l• Pat. 3 ri)0 114 4 :51
.... .... " .
I.. Pat:- 5 02 0 911 • 0 '72
Pal. 5 69 0 09 6 58
..... "''l'at. 5 67 9 09 6 50
.. .. ... • c. pat. 0 63 0 10 1 39
Id)1. Pot, 5 112 0 DO 72
.42 tag:II
'277 ,, In 6 Pat, 70 a 02 7 70
252 •
1. Pat. I 40 0.79 223
2711 . . • 1, Pat. 1 46 70 2 25
I; Fat' :55 0
112 1,47
no2 I, Pat, 0 24 DI 7)5
Pat. '11 is 0 ea id
i‘tnirk,1,12to411.:1 AIANCIlltsTlilt WAWANOSII WEST
• 1 Pat. 1') oo 25 20 14
l05
.. 5 “a's °V MIMI.
. I.Tat. 4 52 n 2 at
.... 51enonahl sae.If Pat. as ps 7 25
1)1 Who:rink! sot.. Pal. 2 19 6.33 .102
lir "111In..— 510'o:0o11 s Pot. 5 33 41 90 0 25
VI ianitiNlho .•
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22 '. Pat. 3 21 005 fi
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. • t " Pat, a 62 '1 24 17 .12
11 Li, Aux ore M
eet:tr,. 1i14,11 PAL 22 IV I 30 2:1 12
.11 8,1 •,0 111
(100),
t. 11'1 . W51.
productive of no good, tousle, among other
things,* to destroy. good neighborehip,
Stich canines are nuniances Intel° bl
airlessness, though, If one remonstrates
with an Owner, one beat", of course, the
old, old story, "My dog is perfectly harm -
len, be never bit anyone yet." Well,
from experience all know that doge which
have for a time' been perfectly quiet and
harmless, will, without provocation, die -
play a viciousness that often produces se-
rione results. I would that the NEW ERA
could make the same statements in refer-
ence to Clinton that the Videtto does of
Wingliam when it says ; "A number of
(logs have'been poisoned in town this week.
Continue the good work," Yours truly,
FitEEDOINI AND LIBERTY.
41
' ANTI SCOTT ACT.
To the Editor of the Clinton New Era.
DEAR Silt,—Many serious thinkers have
been ,watching the Scott Act controversy
in the daily Globe with interest. 1V1r.Kyle
seems maater of the eituatien se to matter,
manner, and reason. Many are of the
opinion that the Scott Act supporters
would be doing more good if they would
spend 88 much zeal in striving to regulate
the traffic, No doubt a monopoly of, the
trade is now by law vested in a few hands,
and they oan manipulate the drink as they
like 7 aiming that this is the case they
ought to be- restricted as to the quality
and quantity sold for a specified sum, as
the purchaser has no choice. The liquor
dealers have 300 per met profitwhen they
sell good liquor, and the whole is profit
when they sell rotgut, and they pay •rio
duty on the drugs they sell. I. think there
is a vast field of enterprise here for some
one to •reform. Who will do it ? 'In re-
gard to prohibition, it 808058 absurd to
deprive everyone, beeause alew are' feel-
lab:I would give fools, over to the care
of the schoolmaster, to learn common
sense, and then to the clergy, for a moral
training. If these parties and Parents did
'their duty 1 think there would be modera-
tion. 'Many people each year lose their
lives by going to sea in ships, yet no per-
son of Sense would propoie to stop every-
one from going, on that account. Women
are the clause of much strife in the world,
yet nobody would like to see them -Vent
out of. it, but any • thinking person can
easily suggest many things grievously
wrong; but it is part ' of wisdom to bear
these trophies; and try to make people
better by making them wiser and niore
honest, truthful &o. Theselast character -
inlet; are far higher male and unattain-
able ire the Scott Act or hy prohibition.
D:
. Fluld. Ugh/May.1.
Fjuld lightning is the oulS• eure:for Toothtleht;•
.. Headochn,
Sara:the and Neuralgla.• ft dors not take a day or au hour to
('1180 1'., but in less than a minute all .pain is gone. Thousands
Intretested its merits 'within the last year. Fluid lightning
fp also a postire cure for Rheumatism. The worst TosSible_
easeh V 1 y- e week Pure
Tit Comfit -A -ling store.
• •
• ...G.REVISHYAlAIIIP.
• ;
corrfspoildenee of the Yew Bra,
Oii Friday cheap excursions from near-
ly every, direction had been arranged to
meet at the ,Grimsby Camp ground, which
lin now become u. simmer resort, and is
as rauch a place of recreation tor the gen-
eral .public; and money making, for the
proprietors nt ,the grounds, as any other
p hu5e of amusement, where Talmage, the
Brooklyn sensational preacher, was to de-
liver a lecture in -opposition to Ingersoll.
The weather being fine, excursions cheap,
grounds and surroundings attractive, and
the reputation oftlie lecturer world wide,
creating curiesitY,the gathering. was large,
.there being .,near 10,000 people on the
ground --the gate money at .fifteen cents
admission fee amounting to over $1,200.
To keep up and stimulate enthusiasm, Mr,
Noah Phelps, the president of the camp
ground association, while ori the Platform
making preliminary preparations; request -
cd the 'audience to give the lecturer a
grand salutein the shape of shaking their
hankerchiefs, taking his out of his pocket
and Showing themhow to do it. ‘
A very -good choir was on the pla,tferna
and aided by a piano rendered some pieces
in good. style. Rev. Mr. Benson, after
making a 1 numberargeof announcements,
introduced the leeturer,. who, when the
salute was over, said:that his lecture was
entitled." Talmageittraheology vs. Inger-
solism." As the delivery of his lecture
occupied two hours and twenty minntes
.we.confess inability to give it to:our read-
ers, but inust say WI would not have put
much value upon it if it had not taken so
much time and experme to get an hearing
ofit.He took Up a long time in.discus-
sing'the questions of polygamy, monoga,
erection of wointin,•and old testament
morality, illustrating his lecture with an.
ecdotes and similies that aia. very well to
Make a laugh, but beneath him as a min-
ister lecturing on suet' a subjedt.
Mr, 'Talmage was paid $200 each for the
lecture and two sermons, and he offered
the assOciatiori.$200 if they would cancel
the agreement, its he- had been offered
more for lecturing elsewhere, ..
. The association have purchased more
land ' and appear determined to make' it
more attractive thnn ever but as a rival
camp ground has been started at the ,Nia-
gara Falls Th Canadian' there is
danger that its present popular favor may
wane, and then it would become to non-
paying institution.
There is something little mysterious
about the fact that parties may be seen at
placesof recreation, who
arc scarcely able to make both ends --in,
come and expenditure—meet when they
are at home, hut .think flailing of three
and four dollars it day for self and com-
panion for hotel fare.
A. ploWing-match under the auspices of'
the Agricultural and Arts Association of
Ontario will be held in the county of Oxford
this fall. •The stun of 000 has been
appropriated .hy said association for that
purpose, which has been supplemented
by a grant of $100 froni the funds or the
X. Et of ()treed Artricultu
6 •ociety.
Woodstock. is .1311360ns that thr, match
shall beheld as near that • town as, pos.,
silile. •
Men ir.for & Parkes finholir t'rnto t,ll1 tine 4114:P1,600 0
P{11111108 on the fare or Itentrb Sala to: either Or Tare
and !rat e them mitt tts silk, It will 8100 lical nra 00110 W111,0
all other prolicroons 5,71. Th 1
011011111.8 JAI tf,jitf'11 ttr Ask
:Imagist tor blotirscer 1,. Parles Carbolic Croat.. and
tiot trorsandsd to take at:tilling,'l,,. rimmed fit 1,tt ns
40401 1114 21 0..1. bon et , •• I
1, , 14,110,
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,
The nounQs,
in West Ontario for the Hoarse Of M
Who Makes Your Boots ?
natson to fsill the man
. •
•mons too p ace on Friday. J. D gar, the'Reform . 071 oandidata, waselocIed
••
• ANK
Ly acclamation
•
Strikes against the reductions in
wages are occurring everywhere throgh-
.
out the protectionist 'United) States.
What a grand thing protection is for
the working classes.
The imports of Baas* procluota and
manufactures steadily increase in value!
Why / Because the cheapenesrof pro-
duction under free trade enables Britain
to compete in the markets of the world.
If the weather is favorable• it is ex-
pected that fully 6,000 people will take
the trip acmes Lake Ontario to welcome
the Premier of the province (Mowat)
on hrs return,
Eritain is more of a trading country
than the -United tates is, but neverthe-
lea her commercial failures under free
trade are only one-third of those of the
United States under protection.
The wheat tax is without a single re-
deeming feature. It can do the farmens
no good, the price of wheat both. in
Canada and the United, States is regulated
by the selling,price in the English mar-
kets, and in case of a shortage in any
neighborhood, which necessitates impor-
tation, the tax raises the' price to the
consumisr.--Toronto News,
"Multitudes of protected A.merioan
.miners 'and mM
echanics," r. T. G.
Sheerman declares, "are working for.
fifty to eighty cents a day without steady
employment even at ihotie rates." In
Canada, it is also a lamentable fact,that
under protection thousands of male and
female ciperatives are idle because of the.
depression in trade,
• A Toronto despatch • says:—Several
lodges of Orangemen throughout the
Province bave.paseed resolutions asking
their brethren in the 'United ' States to
vote for Cleveland for president and
against, Blaine, as they believe him to
be "the enemy of Englaed, a friend of
the demagogue Trish and an offspring
of the Romanish church," •
M. John .114Millan'Grand Worthy
Patriarch of the Sons of Temiterance. of
Ontario, has, issued a circular addressed
to the several subordinate divisions of
the Order iii Ontario, soliciting a. dona-
tion from each division in aid of the
Scott 'Act defence fupd for the County
of Balton. Bytow and Chaddiere
divisions in Ottawaihave each already
voted a donation, from their •funds to
al e nen s of: the. Scott .,..ket
• sooT
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF. '`
nen, Women and Childreies Boots & Shoes.
Spring Stock well assorted, and
complete in. all departments
ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
4
0, CIWICKSIIA.NK, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON
vd.
Daily Eecte
Remainder of Summer Goods at
Recliiced Prices to clear,
— —
R. BEESLEY & SON, BEAVER BLocK.
Consult your own Interest
1437 Iituyi
STRiCTL PURE SPIO ES
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Ay THE. SAME PRICE AS YOU PAY • rgit ixh.r4o4 GOODS,
Halton, It is understood that Chau- L. •
-7:1" is mganizing a moonlight " Vheerli021-t--eirOODZIP',71111. tiONICit • "--
excursion to raise funds for • the same
object. The divisions in Toronto and
in 'York County have also responded
•
liberally to the .call. Filen& of the
temperance cause, and e'speciallyllOinfer•
members of the Order of the Sons of •
Teniperance, are invited • to send any
contributions they may 'desire to make
to. John IVIeMillan,0.W.P.; 396 Young
street; Toronto.
Ne4xp..ITP, SOME ONE. ,
the Editor of the INTew
•
•
have seen nothing yet • of south
Huron buckling on her armour to go and meet
Oliver. Whitt 18 our Reform association
about 1 'Where is the Bishop of. Huron, or
the piesident, or some of our leaders? Surely
the grit ,iiive does not need a stirring
Too Many cooks spoil, the broth, vet South
Huron 'cannot be 'behind because there ire
600 grit majority in it. Conte, •Bishop; stir
up the ,boYSk let the true blue flag of South
-Huron wave in the breeze at Toronto; • on the
.16t of Sept. neat. 'We have the men, the
• time, and the inclination, all we want is our
big .inen to sound the bugle; atul rally the
clans. ONE OP THE BOYS. •
' .
A REFok Convention for South
Hu-
ron will be held at HenSall, on 'Tuesday,
Sept. 9th, ;for .the -purpose of appointing
delegates to attend the Mowat demonstra-
tion. Let there be.a large attendance.
li IS likely the Grand Trunk will rtut
special from Stratford, after the close et
Forepaugh's show, if a reasonable number
goes on the 4 o'cloek train. • • . •
BORN.' •
en the220
the wife of Brew.er, of a coo .
•
DIED. '
BA.37.-4,0 St: Thtimas, on the 27th inst.,
Wm. Bay, .aged 43 years.
Funeral to•day (Friday), at 2 p.m., 4rore
• the residence of his mother, Mrs. 4. 'Bay,
Huron street? to Olinten cemetery.
I3lytlit_ on th 44th `
Eliza Barrett, 'aged 1 yeah and, 33. theatne.
Arnica SiIve.
zgorrierrinsAi.corritE a SN'ICE 2191783e:
S. -PA1C4AIS
orCA.S11 FOR; EGGS: •-• ' • Next. to Hall. ,-
. . •
Boundary Award Sustained
ANL)
111owcti Wont
• , BUT THE PEOPLE WILL GO TO . • . •
Adams' Enr,tpoitum,... Loiricte0oro,
Where they can get the best value for their nroaby. 'Please note the prices.'
. ... . . - "
of the following : . : . - " ' • ..
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Granulated' Sugar, 18 lbs:$1,. cast.
.Good }.3ro-vv#2, 17 -.1b: for 631;.'odsli:: .
Good Raisins,. ',4:).11.j.s. for. $±, bash.
„BARGAINS IN BOOTS & SilOES, balance of summer, FORICS, RAKES, -
HOES, &c. CROCKERY & GLASSWARE, to mutice'rooth for 'fall purchasew
which are the newest designs out Bargains in DRY GOODS of all kinds, . .
especially TWEEDS AND PRINTS. ' •
Bil TIER. WANTED -
taken on account at that price at present. ' '" • 'e • - • . ': - 1
' per 113: ..in trade at time of delivery,. but pot.
..1000 :Tubs of first-class! Btittei wanted at 15 eta, •_ :' ..
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Witighest price for Eggs,, . .' 0 -FURNITURE 4 SHINGLES FOR SAID
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Londesboro, Aug. 8, 1884. . ' R. 46.7J41.10IES.
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The best BAN% in the world for cuts,briliEleS,
sores, Ulcers, salt rheum, fever Beret:, tette!. I 13C)
chapped•hands chilbl • •
I / 111
eruptibns, and pos titelY cures piles, or no
pay required, It is guaranteed to. give
perfect sit;•isfactioli or money refunded. Erin
25 cents per bog, 'Watts & Co. •
.,s• 4LE, REGISTER. '
PitibAY AND SATICID4r, 29611 and 3011i inst.
A large number ef new and second bandse
ing nurehines, at 11ell's hottil, Londesboro, at
7 p,te, D. Dickinson, Bust. • • .
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• tall arra,' AAA SCREWS . •
, Thursday, Aug, 26, 1884.
t(orreoted every Thursday afternomi.)
• Wheat, scot old • • $1 00 a 1 10
, • new • . • •0 80 a 0 85
White wheat, eld •• 0 00 a 1 00.
" 010W * 0 85 a 0 90
Sprieg, . 0 95 a. 1 00
Oats, ..• 0 35 • a 0 30
Buie* ' 5 a 0 55
'Peas, 0 70 a 0.75
Flour, • • • 5 oo a -5 50
llotatoes,• 0'511 a 9 55
• Butter, ' 0 11 a '0 14 .
• gAs, 0 15 It 0 10
11 ay, • . • • • 8 00,,,.0 00
Shoop pelts 0 40 a • 0 Il• e
Lamb elcine, • •• 0 15 a 0 25'
' itser, - . . • 5 50 a 7 50
Wool, .• - (1 1 a 0 IS
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When found, he was at the OAK. HALL tot one
of them good fitting Suits that lat. M. FISCHER
turns out, two doorsnorthof:the Grand Union
Hotel. • Come and •see my. stock of ..
Tweeds, Worsteds, TrowSerings-
and Summer Overcoatings.
rits .ancl workman:ship zecop.d. to non.0.4
All ..work amaraatteed.
Partles having their own. material
.1 earl, have it Inade 7and. trimmed on.
short' notice.
owl: ME A TRTA ('itAlWIP,S 01)1,111ATI,1
151IE017-1131M.
OAK HALL SMITH'S. BUOCX. CLINTON.