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Stock for the cotnin seaso11 is gand s•fti
1 1s r
Our . � •larget•iet), slice willbe s'31(1
at prices to suit the closest Mise'
TRUNKS, VALISES, LADIES SA.TCH LS,. &q. on Vand,
and for sale at low price,+.
%Icon .ezo3i-
•
Butter. a�4d s
g.- ate, , •
Fire per sea, off for cash.
e TAYLOFk. 8ON
e9Lower always Aowereg
WE ARE. BOUND TO LEEki,D IN LOW PRICES,
And,to have it;:eve known tliat41-11 00 IS BOSS,
OUR SUGAR is Cheaper than ever. . We have alsplenYlid ''assortanent. Iu'
TEAS, BLACK, GREEN'
GR EE`JAPAN, Which'
we would especially call
ytttelton—totion.-?eutiav�rds
13 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR '$1.00 cash.
25 pounds of -RAISINS for $1.00 ` cash.
15 pounces best PRUNES for $1.00 cash.
15 pounce case CITRRANTS :1.:00 cast.
CANNED FRUITS, CANNED FISH and CANNED MEATS . of the best
Brands, at the lowest prices. A: :very large eSsortment..of CHINA, GRAN•
ITE and GLASSWARE et right' : figures. • Ground and Whole Spices, none
but pure kept. Everything else: that. is required in a first-class Grocery; •
HIGHEST price for any.:. quantity of . G'OOD. BUTTER. Cash paid for
. EGGS:. Don't forget the old: stand,
99 A. ANGUS. 99
T A'C'TS & CO:
CHEMISTS &.DR GGISTS.
Albert_Strtf?et Cli!1tofll..
Tine public will find oar stock of medicines 'complete, warranted genuine, and of
• the best quality.
TOILET SOAPPERFUMERY, SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES, SPONGES
AND ALL KINDS OF •DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES USUALLY. KEPT •
IN A FIRST `CLASS Diva STORE.
Now for Bargains in
Boots, Shoes, Harness, Trunks,
AT
JAMES.TWJTCH.ELL'S,
Having received my Spring and Summer stock of Befits and Shoes, I would call: the' attention.of •
} p ang the public to the same •
Dar WOMEN'S KID 13 UT2'ON BOOTS,. ,5'i.lr rl. ii!otrnted SErlgle Harness only $1.4.-
only
1d.only $1.7,5. 73.4731' GAR I�l(rT.S; .large .varietj,:
MEN',S BOY'S • and. -0HI.LDJ EN'S, atB11101
half-price:
rheas accordingly. •
15,000 biinchcs' high lai! Pine & oeaar
TRUNKS and VALISES, 1.Tr'f cheap, SHINGLES', for sale cheap:
TEAM and CABRIAGE IIAR.iVF SS
cheaper than ever. BOOMS TO LET, over .shop;
BUTTER & EGGS TAKEN IN E.,YCHANGE .FOR BOOTS &'•SHO1IS.
•
J. TWI I CITELL, VICTORIA BLOCK, CLINTON,
Irunic:lnse
Stock
Very
Cheap
Just received, An ]laozneese Stock fi# the most Improved. Patterns and Newest designs.
WOOD COOKING STOVES;
WOOD Olt COAL COOKING STO STES, ,
PARLOR. AND HALL STOVES.
• BASE BURNEP, COAL STOVES.
Including the .CELEBRATED RADIANT HOME.
Also other new patterns, And as they have all beenwell bought, we are prepared too give
onr customers LOW PlildlES. Also, a large assortment of STOVE BOARDS, COAL
SCUTTLES, STOVE. PI S, ELBOWS, &c., very cheap. A large lot of LAMPS at re-
duced prices. BEST AlVIERIQAN AND CANADIAN COAL OIL always in stock,- Please
call and get prices and be convinced that oar Stock is good and prices right. ,
Sign of the Padlock,
H A t I D B R O S. SiAlbeit Street, Clint n.
.{:d.
nOilUpS5Wttt'
AI ARE SELLING VERY CHEAP THEIR STOCK 01?
tii Groceries, Crockery, Glassware,
, Boots ai.d Shoes,.&c'.
SUGAR, 15 lbs. for X11, ;
• s5 -bars good, SOAP, for $1-r- } 7- --
1 gal. can. ' PEACHES, 75c.
CANNED' FRUITS, very cheap;
•:GLASS ' SETS, 50 c.
M°' -9 in. SALVER 00 c..
Z 2 qt. GLASS PITCHERS, 5OC.
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41 BOOTS : and S1l0ES, Fall Stook Jest 'arrived..
1i
WOMEN'S BOOTS FROM $1 PER PAIR, UPWARD.
MEN'S LONG BOOTS $2.25. .
Ground the Counter..
4r. Wilsop, late of the Molaon's Bank,
Exeter, hail been traueferred to London.
Wm. Clarke, of (;<odorich :township, liad
both. of, hie wrists dislocated' last week by
being thrown out of his baggy..
School,t4le Seatortli.Jtteachers
havebeen reengag dPublic
for .
• next year.,,
49,ivn" Oegeir Cote. Dia' act take any
father, 2$ aceta.
Wednesday evening, a very large black
bear was seen worrying a flock of sheep on
Mr. Leiehman'a farm, near Blyth,
D. M. Buchanan, .merchant of 1Cintail liav,
hag disposed of his business Co Mr. Dales, of
Newmaiketleintendato move . to. Goderioh to
reside. •
Robt. Brooke, of Donnybrook, had a valu-
able mare severely hurt; while leading her
through bis:barnyard she stepped on a piece
of hemlock' board, which ran some nine nch-
es into her abdomen.
When yon swallow '"Hun" 'COUGH CURE,
yon take the best Cough cure on .earth, and:.'
the cheapest. 25 cents.
Mr. James Nichol h`ae Sold ' his farm on
the. 6th coneeesiou of MoKiliop to Mr. Charles
Anderson, of Hayeviile, brother .ef 4r ,• W
nm
dern; 'Sr tHii' Gni con.;' for tEe sum- of
$8,400. The farm contains 100 acres.
The friends of Trinity Ohm eh Blyth, have
purchased Mr. R, Irvin's handsome brick
residence situated at the western extremity
of Dinsley street,. fort their: popular young ,
pastor ae a parsonage, for the sum of '$1500
cash,
"Must say it's the nicest thing I ever used
for teeth and breath," says every one having
tried "TLABERRY," the new toilet glair. Get
a sample. .
Geo. McMillen, of Goderieh, met with an
acofdeut•at the Bayfield pier which might
have proved fatal, .A. fellow work man, in
using -his axe in proximity to George, struck
hire on tlio head and made a severe wound.. '
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hange of Business
1III] Itittlilttttrtl.t•tittIli 1I'111lt..
The undersigned begs to notify the people .of Clinton and vicinity that he has bought the. ' •
IIARNESS BUSINESS' •forly
• cred `1.by .1V, :L . *Newton,•
' And that he is prepared to furnish •
:_Karnes ;.-CColiars, Whips; Trunks,laiises,..Buffalo :Robes, •Blankets.
And :everythingusually kept in a. first-class Harness Shop,.atthe lowest prices: Speitial
attention is•direeted to my stook of LIGHT HARNE.Ss,-which I•will make a specialty.
REPAIRING. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
By strict' attention to business, and carefully studying the wants of. my customers, I hopeto
merit a fair share of patronage. Give me a call before Purchasing. elsewhere.
REMEMBER THE STAND—OPPOSITE THE MARKET,
0- O_
Boundary Award Sustainei
j
Won' .1�o2vat : Wo o .. �:-.�• .
131.4 THE PEOPLE, ;WILL 0':).TO - `
Adams' Emporium,. Londesboro,
Where they can get the testi value ioir their money. Please note the pries. '
of :the following' a
Granulated Sugar, 13 lbs. $1, cash.
Good frown, 117 lbs. for $1, cash..
Good Raisins, '20 lbs. Ifor $1, cash
BARGAINS IN BOOTS & SHOES, balance of summer; FORKS, RAKES,
HOES, &c. CROCKERY &. GLASSWARE, to make room for fall purchases
which are the newest designs out. Bargains in DRY GOODS of all kinds,
especially TWEEDS AND PRINTS.' ' ;:iitlp
BUTTER. NTT 1`000 Tribe of firet:class Butter 'wdnted at 15 cts
m.W. per lb. in trade at tiole ofdeliveryf, but not
taken on account at, that. price, At present.
Itghasi prloa •fee' iggt.' . M ►`FUBNiTUBE•; it SHINGLES ION SALE
LegdevboreAug. s1. Td9i
•
•
. CR.'S PILLS.
A large propos dont of the diseases which
t •!t c
cause Leman a � (. >,, result from delnngo-
recut of the <l I a,` bowels;. aund 1iaer.•
AS b:s Ct t i': 1'S..Ls act l lite c Stl:on
r ��.+LC' 1 V (1t t •t to
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r15'1frt,, r to 10(•.nil
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a 4eVN11s t:1i, h.rt . ,t:. a•.,' • .lir.
P 1LLy1 U” c • •.K• J ti' I to
for rel t r• 1. J t :
bowels i,1' 1 , I 1
are the stnot.1 :t -t 4 .t t t1,1 x -tt.1 t t
01301.u1t
w.Liun o t
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• OLD A$D RELIABLE.
E ray'tY T�peeif3c 1Vlcdionic,
TRADE MARK .THE OnsarRunusrt I Rant
'124;V
RanaoY„au unadlink
cure fur Seminal wee
Ices, Si ennatorrbee,Y t :m:
Impotency, ire=.t,;
twee tbat follow aa
,
seq,,enee of self abase
—aa less of atiemory,
universal lassitude,—
pain le the back, dim•
t • "Y near of vision, Keine- '-
Before Torter+ tare old age; and many d face Jrtn'y r ,
other -'diseases that
lead to insanity or consumption and a premature grave. Tun
particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire to send free by
etail to.every one.' 1 ' The Specific Medicine is sold by all.
druggists at $ j per package, or six packages for live dollars
er will be sent free by matt, on receipt of the motley by oil
dressing THE ORAY.MEDIOINE 00.,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
A. A. BENNETT,
.UNDERTAKER.
Funerals furnished in first-class .Style
Goaflitt:lass4 Ix kr. h'E`lnd\Ca. , etlAanits.
'tiockitAr1i,. RED ROCKER STORE.
1 1� i t y• t t' fU t. t.ni r:` THE i� o•ii1so ►J JJAl J3
,. ( .. . 1 lits tt ,.•, t,i ly.•. i 'Il 1 L\ N
rl t t '. l t l rte , i t 11 1 t l t,, Ina t 1. ,•11 -
t• ' It c `°' 1'” I I 111• Incorporated by`Act m
of Parliaent, ISIS
41t 1 ,a 1 4101 at k,,,l i r i., + AS 'A
• 1!011 JT.,•41•J./rald tltel ale Int ttiai'e,
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' Itte:ia,'leu:es,June17,186 • HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
+t0n1 .1ttaa14 La., says: 'lot ., ,• 1 TI1OM.•th WOItKMAM President.
t ,:a 1 have • l,eeit ubjeet to , tT. r ,i If, It. MOLSON `Vtee-Pres.
tont ,V11[01); in spite of the t "• 1 , .: F. 1VOLFE1tS'1'AN TA0:11A5, General Manager.
+,...ie (+f various hinds, I Suite' pti : • , • , •
„t•uuo issue(, inatti• w:.103 1000.•1,tl. :.,, 1
41111•, taking A11.•1t'a Ixi.1,s. 7 k t ro
c annul. to r ;fed ;he -e,4-tite 11:,
l -,• n c t0Uy iii roved toy genet.d L4 .•,I,. '
• The Ifiay. Y'f4imis B. IIallt.ar, •• , !
fv13Rfi1,j io I?ILi.s correct itt„L•
:trollies of the 1., rale, stimulate the :tipo-
, . 4tIld by their 1:•ra.t t t Juid
thorough, Letter, give tone and Vigor
whose physical each:my..
I. Palirhnab sur
Dr.J:C.Ayer&Op:,Lt, rail, Mann:
Sold by all ,Dreggis.,J. •
•
mho, Mi cxperiencn the nvmderful
beneficial ell, eta c f •
OLD, AND'
�Iltt[ll.l:�
Ayer's, Sar'Sapariila.
't lliidren tenet ',r t. +',..p, Sore
AGED Ears, or any soiotl tea• , r syph-
ilitic taint maybe made ltertlii,, w..,3 strong
by its tbs.
8014 by a'i','Aruggisfd i $1, e1* bottles for$&
BUGGIES.
24 New SINGLE BUGGIES
Per cello cheep ed and can bo the
anirtyOro* ]ao al.- W epi h,
neat door 10 tAe bobarty Argsta ['twtary, Well lSghldi•
,i�t at all priers, aooard to Saheb
bon $0 epw td, Cane and eee ue And got our
turititn. W%tt give written' , toe With ovary one,
,O4 iU Eft a•9RO., Clinton,
Noted 'discounted,. G'olleetion
s 'vltatle, Ilrr ift
!, is:wted, .Staling. and 4hnericara ea:eh.ange
• bought and sold at %tees!
current rates, • •�
t 1Y1EREST ALLOWED O.N DEPOSITS
btoney advanced to farriers on their own notes With
I Tie or wore endorsers. No mortgage required all Se
-
i tufty;.
If. C: $REWJilt nager,
Jattudry 188 • ' • thntoh
CJLIIST".C'ON ,.
. ' '---AA1D.•.�
R Y B ►xiL N
MIME 8tt1380It111ER I#.AVINO JttsT COMPLETED
and furnished his new Planing 31111 with machin-
es attend tolall ordei is h Aline in the now p.
and satietto%ery manner, and At reasonable •rates, Ifo
would Also return thank% to all who patronized tbo
old Srai before, they were buried out, sad now bang
hi a bettorition to execute orders expeditiously,
!Dell' ooniklent he esn give a.tfataation to all,
7Abl'08T.,-Neareiiwact Trunk Rata
way, 01in$ex.
•3ytO*AH 1felKiilY i11h,
Mr: Fagan, Colborne, father Of . Mrs.
Fleury: Robinson, of Goderioh, liad' hie leg
broken one day last week by, an • iteitnal be,
conning• infuriated and ceasing ,hit». Mr.
Fagan managed to get over the fence, but
broke his leg in doing eta,. •
On the 15th inst:, Rev, ;J. 'L„.hurray mod.
erated in •a call in the Presbyterian congrega4 ,
tion of Ashfield. It was in favor of Re .F.A.
MoLennlan, of Dirnvegan. Mr. McLennan.
is.the son-in-law of Donald McKenzie,
of Kincariline •
• Dox'ai Go istaIittiu around to the !lissom -
fort of yourself and everybody. For 25e. gat
a bottle of "Ffryn” Cation; CURE, which will
relieve in a few minutes. Askyour.druggist.
• The tenacity with which people abide by
their early faith in Ayer's Sarsaparilla can
only be explained by .the fact that it is the
best blood medicine ever used; and is not
approched in excellence by .any new-c%ndi•
date for public, favors
When symptoms of Malaria appear in any.
form, take Ayer's Ague Cure 'at •arise .to pre.'
vent the development of' -the disease, and
,continue until health is restored, as it surely •
willbe by the use of this remedy. A cure is
warranted in every instance. ' ' '
IN ouuFR to enjoy perfect; health; itis tnast._ '
essential that a.coustant, ivateh should be
kept upon the actions of our internal organs.
Froin the important part they play in the
economy.of our nature, the kidneys must not
,neglected. A little pain in the small of
the back is -often the keginliing of kidneydie
ease and the ::Onlyway 'to.relieve it, and thus
ward off the serious complications that gene..
rally follow, is to take it once D.a. Sriis. Bu.
RENS KIIMElt CURE,
Last Wednesday:' morning. the. foul' mill in
:Kintail burned down. The fire had -gained:
=so ranch headway before it was. noticed that
very little was ,saved: 'It is . supposed. to
•have been the work of an incendiary:as it hail
been idle' for some time. It was• insured, for•'
' which willuearl
cover the o a
§1,00.0, 1 1
9
y
Lawrence Debella disposed or.a' kindred
acro farm, beieg lot 19' con. 4•, Grey, least week
.
to RJnh.'uud Bob.ePearaotl, of the same line.
Mr. Dobson purchased the farm about'
years ago, paying $2,400. Since then he has
built a barn, with,etone'stabling underneath.
The price realized: for the fsear ',Was 03,.100.
BtnTrlUghtnia,a
'!'horn are but new that have not suffered almost in
tolerable pain front tcothaebo, neuralgia, or like aunt-
pans. To them such an instant rola as Fluict Light
ning is an untold blossial, in •thee of trouble, No dis-
gusting offensive medicines to.be taken. for days. One
application of genie Lightning awes., Sold at Combo'
'•14Ir. Thomas Simpson, for really years.
reeve. of Stanley, has rented his farm on
the Parr line south of Varna, to Mr. Watson,
a neighbor, for a term of six years,, at .lin.au,
nual.rental of 5300. The. farm contains 100
acres. Mr. Simpson intends retiring ,from
farming, will • remove to Bruceield• to • live,
and hes purchased, the residence at present oc•
cupied`hy lttr. Peter McGregor, for Which the
pays $1,300
TEAeneas Mr•, Slemnious, school teacher,.
Blevale.has bees re•engaged for next year at. •
a saltfry of $4S0. Miss Annie Corrie, eldest
daughter of J. C. Currie,. of Goderioh, has
been appointed to the position of teilbhor in'
l:he.Winnpeg public_acliool...._Itlt T. Grey, .nae been re•engagecd es Coacher for 1885
by the trustees. of S. S. No. 3, • He. wilt at-
tend the Normal Soheal the first part of the •
year but . has securedsubstitute for his
'School.' Allan McDonald*, ot.Grey !Jas, been
engaged to teach next year in 5.,:S, No. 0,•at
the salary of $380. Mr. MoBain, the liresent •
teacher, purposes giving up the profession
we believe. •
The Scott Act is to be ..snbtnitted in
Dtontreal,'and a series of Scott Act meet-
ings will be begun at.:onee. All the
churches in the city are interesting them•
solves iu the temperance movement,. and
it is sald that rhe Roman Catholic priest-
hood Will use their great infiuence•in the.
eau'se of prohibition. When the churches
Protestant,and Boman Catholic, unite to
secure prohibitory legislation in a country
where the churches wiold as much influ-
ence as in Canada, it looks as if it would'
not be advisable to spend much money iu
enlarging breweries and distilleries,
About IIainbUgs.
The remedy that advertises—none Ober of
any account, •Very other' a fraud an' hhpn•
bug—is a fraud and humbug itself on the face
of it. It•napmt necessarily 'taste of the quack
and humbag•it'taike of, A remedy of merit,
ono that needs but little advertising to secure
a first place in the household, never defamer.
another. Sash a one is ZO•PE-SA, the. liver
and dyspeptic Panacea. ,Keep the deg
Liver active• • The atoinaeready for near
•
went, The head clear With ZO•PE•SA—ob.
serve regularity. Don't overload,live long
and be happy,