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ruiDAY, NOV, 6, UK A l'errOolle *gene.
e
I enaged On Taursday as a• man named, Henry,
mato was operating Mr. .Nichol's steam
thresher, on the farm of Mr. WimDickson,
on, the 8th eon., Edina was gai
, n
ailing some o fthe machinery, his arra was
caught and taken into a pulley, breaking
It near the •saoiuder, and causing other
severe laJlItleS.
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ISPIt Rheum, Ckureill.
McGregor & Parke's Carbone Cerate bas h6e•ii
tried and found to ,,,e the only positive cure for
• Salt Rheum, Pimples, Illotelles on the
face or bands, Cuts, Burgs. Bruise, or any sore
that nothing else will heal. Try DfcGreAor &
Parite's Carbolie Cerate( 25 e. per box at Wor-
• hilagton's Drug Store,-
ess
Chicago, Oct. -304—W•
death was reported this morning, and in-
Iteetigetton 1eave ne out is t was
caused byhydrophobia. lilit?khammer
wbo WAS a carpeater, Wail on hieway to
' work on September 11, when an enormoua
brindle bull dog rrished ferociously uncut
him. Klinkhanuner, though aa man of
about fifty-eight years of age, WaS, possess.
ed. ef much courage and agility and
seeing no avenue :of escape from tbe
brute, drew a long ease knife from, his
pocket, and esavage fight ensued between
the man and dog. The sight was a, ter
• Ohba one, In a few minutes the sidewalk
was covered with the blood of both COM
batants, the man usingthe knife with
deadly effect, while the dog was literally
lacerating the limbs of the latter, At
four different places Klinkhammer inflict-
ed deep, gashingwounds, while the dog's
fangs met eaeh other in four pacesthrough
the man's legs. At • length theaerrible
scene was brought to an end --by Klink -
hammer malting his escape through the
slieer exhaustkon of the dog for want of
bleed. The poor fellow painfully drag-
ged his mangled linabs to his home, and
lay down upon wlitat • prOVed to be hi
deathbed. In one week he had to be
moved to the Hospital, and -remai ed
therematil a week ago Monday. Dur1g
his et* there the doctors diseoveredsymp-
toms of blood poisoning and wanted to
-amputate the affected limbs. Klinkham-
mer obsanately refused to allow this, and
was taken back to his borne, Within 24
boure the symptoms Of the frialitful real-
ady, which is suppesed to have calltied
his death, had increased to an alarming
extent. On the aecoud day he raved and
on the third he was a violent and danger-
ous maniac. Death ended his agonies
.-yesterdily'ActternoOn, four Men being oh-
:IL GentlemainlY lielPeotfr^
Boston 1*(744 :—Wben, the modern
Athenian makee up his mind to be "se-
vere he is generally able to given sting-
ing rebuke to whoevei may deserve it.
.A gentleman prominent in legal circles.
in Boston was recently rid* in a train,
and in a seat before him was a •young
and gayly -dressed damsel. The car was
Pretty full, and presently an elderly Wo-
man entered, and finding no seat vacant
but the one beside the young woman,
mentioned, sbe sat down beside her.
She waa a decently dressed wornaa
but apparently of hamble station, and
he . carried several clumsy bundles,
which were evidently a serious annoy -
alien to her seatrnate. The young wo-
man made no effort to conceal her vexes
tion, but in the most conspicuous man
-
a tier showed •the passengers around that
ho censidered.it an impertinent intru-
sion for the newcomer to presume to sit
down beside her.
In a few tninutes the old woman de.1
positing her package upon the sdlit,went
- across the car to speak to ah acquain-
tance she discovered on the opposite silo
of the aisle. The lawyer leaned forward
to the offended young woman and eour
teously asked if she would change seats
with him. A smile of gratified vanity
showed how pleased .she Was to have at-
tracted tae notice of so 'distinguished
looking a gentleman. t 0, thank yon
ever so much,' she said effusively. , I
should' like to; but it woulcl be as bad
fiar you as for me, to sit•beside such an
old woman.' I beg your pardon,' he
responded with undiminished deference
of manner; it was• not yew eo'mfort
was thinking of, but the old lady's.' .
Be on your pOOrd.
Don't allow .a e1din the Vend to slowry
and surely. develope itself into Catarrh when
. you can be cured for.25 cents, ' •
• 'A few applications will cure • encipient
Catarrh.
• One or two boxes will cure .ordinary
Catarrh. '
One to five boxes will cure chronic Catarrh.
Try Dr. Chaim's Catarrh Cure—it will cure
you. Sold at 25 cents per. box, •
• A Crael Esiditsg.
The diary Of 'Bishop Hannington, who
wee put to death by -Otis 'order of King
Mwanga, of ligundi, Mace, has beep
published, giving the detaili. of the,,litet
week of his life., He' describes the ar-
rival of his party at Ltib was, -where the
chief; at the head Of 1,00,0, troops, de-
manded ten guns and three barrels- of
'powder. The chief asked Bishop Han-
nington to remain with him' for a day
•.or two, and the latter complied. While
taking a walk he was attacked by abaut
twenty natives, and struggled with his
assailants, but became weak and faint,
and was dragged violently a long dis;
tame by the legs, when, his parsecators
halted. They stopped itirtt-Tatibed43-ini
and imprisoned him insaliut 'full of ver-
min and decaying 'bananas.- While ' he
was lying there ilI andhelpless the chief
and his leta wives came out of curiosity
feast their eyes on him.. On the next
•day. he was allowed to return. to his tent,
where though • ill he felt more comfort.
able. He was. gliarcled, however, by
the natives., He remained in bed Slur:,
ing the following days: Parties of the
chief's 'Wives put•of idle ouriosity,-carne
daily to see lin.; Har-witerallowed to
send messages to his friencliAint he he-
-lieved-they-were-interbepted-.--an the,
seventh day he writes that. the fever
continued;,... that. at night the place
swatmed with vermin, that the guaide
were drmik and noisy; and he was un-
able to Bleep. At lest he became de-
lirious. On the eighth y,:Se29,
he was conscious. His entries on •this
day are brief NO news; a hyena;
howled all night, smelling the sick man;
hope. he will not have.rne .This is
the final entry. It is believed that
shortly after writing this he. Was taken
out and put to death:
liged 'to hold him down to bed.
• Chicago's whiskey atm.
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It is a matter of astonishment t at
these champions.againat despots (th
Knights of Leber) should ignoie the
tyranny of Ring Aleohol, whose willing
subjectin the 'United States pay hint
900 million dollars a ye r,,of.which sum
Chicago cOntributes full fifteen millions
,and itial-e-town orLake ii raillion and a
gnat:ter. per annum, • Chicago is not
• worsar than.aathea places in proportion to
population, yet it has 3,800 saloons': It
is estimated that not less than $40,000
is going.PVer whiskey and beer counters
of the city every twenty four bout*, or
$14,600,000 duridg the year. This does
not include the liquor sold in the hun-
dreds of drug stores, or carried home by
• the bottle 'or ,basket from • wholesale
• places, aggregating erfe or twO.inillions
Wore. ..Of - title sum not less than ten
millions come out of the wage workers.
The indirect loss isi about equal to , the
direct loss...;. The loss. of them; loss, of
hearth, Site.; eccasiofiecljayalritilting, etc.
would figure up to an immense sum. It
the ,seventy-five . wage -Workers would
Saye the anowey, or evert half of its thus
worse than ' thrown away, they would' •
sciert'all have homes of their own SC a ts,
their Wives and children , would haye.aitc_as
plenty to eat and good Clothes for rags. ce go
'The anoney senii Chicaao 'fur liaor
SOLDErr 1"
•„,,rt 15 COVERY
CURES ALL HUMORS
trout a common Itiotch, or Eruption,
the worst Scrofula. Salt -rheum,
Fewer-sOrea,” Sealy Or H011011 Shin,
sliort, all diseases caused by bad blood are
conquered by this powerful, purifying, and
invigorating medicine- Groat Eating 13,
cern rapidly heal utiffe'r its benign influence.
.Espeelally bas it manifested its potency in
curing 'Fetter, Bose Rama, oIh, Car-
bulimic's, Sore Eyes, Scrofulous Sores
and Swellings, llitip.,Toint Disease,
Virlinito Swellings, Goitre, or Thick
Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Send ten
cents in stamps for a large treatise, with col-
ored plates, on: Skin. Mena b, or UM same
amount for atreabse on Sore Mous Affectiobs.
"TVS• BLOOD XS THE *LIFE.ff
Thoroughly cleanse it by usiukGoIdot , Dr. Pierce's
uedientneo ery,and good
rltfi4ktgiliit vItiete4,ages=itei
.constitution, will be established.
CONSUMPTIOPip .
. . „
which is Scrofulous' Disease of thLungs, is promptly e
curedand k
Ifirr CerIAMT" rirtrg,
beforathe last stages of the disease aro reached.
Prom its wonderful power over this terribly
fatal disease, when ih•st offering this now•cel-
ebrated remedy to the public, Dr. ,PtEntlie-
thouglit seriously of calling it his “Con..
sumpti on Cure?, butabandoned that name
as too 'Bunted for a medicine .which, from Its
Wonderful combination of tonia,or strengthen-
ing, alterative,me blood -cleansing, antf-biliouS,
pectoral, and nutritive properties, is unequaled, s
not only as a remedy for ,consumption of the
lungs, but for all .
CHRONIC DI$EA.MES
• ,
Liver Blood and Lungs.
If you feel dull, drowsy ilebilitated, have
on faee or body, freouent headache or d zzi-
nesabad tastein mouth, internal heat or chills,'
alternating with hot flashes, low spirits and
gloomy borebodings, irregular appetite, and
coated tongue. you are auffering from Ind'.
gest I on I Dy spep al st, and Torpid ,Liver,
Or "Biliousness.", In ,;nany cases sally
part of these Symptoms are experienced. As
a remedy for mil such eases; Dr. riercefe
Golden Medical Discovery JIM no
equal. •••
• For Weak Lear aPlitIniff of Mood,
Shortnegits of reath, Bronchitis,
Severe Coughs, Consumption, and
kindred affectiona, it Is a, sovereign remedy.
Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierces
book on Consumption. hold by Druggists.
PRICE $1.00 Pelit'allaTT10
f• ".C° " .
Sallow color of *skin• , or .ye l'owish-brown sfots
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
'Proprietors, 803 fain St„'Ilurrat,o, N, Y.
NAtices tittLE
akar/ .41 •LIVER
libleb PILLS..
ANTI-BIL/OVS and CATMABT/C.
-T •
'by the 'Wage workers woad, i;;;;;
than three tbousand•cottage,s every year
and only the sick and lazy Would. want
•anycomfort.;--Chicago Tribune.
• Canada thettest of All.
•
Rev. H. G. Parker, professor of elocu-
tion at Queen's 'University, Kingston,now
on R trip around the world, writes from
Sydney, Australia Since I bid you
geed -bye I have touehed at many a port
and greeted many we've whose language
was not the same as reitie not face of.the
Soren type. 1 invite' tested the hospitality
of a. Mexican senor, eaten bear with the
miners of the Sidra Nevadas, dined en
stewed dogs andliveihrirnasaand poi with
the goodatatured king -of the Kai:lakes,
I have traded hate •with a missionary in
the Samoan Islands., escaped a areat erep-
tion of the velcano.in New &alitiad, been
chaaed by the black man of North MS,
tralia. and broken bread with the Gover-•
WbfNew South Wales,. Lord Carring-
ton, at g kangaroo bunt in the green tree
I have worn the 'silken we.rb of
the Japanese; brought brie -it -brae �f the
insinuating Mongolian, and ',readied to
200 miners. abroad is man-of-war, in the
Pacific Ocean, and bere I am at Sydoey,
ready to start out again as soon as I can
to visit the mystic••shrines -of India and
perhaps kneelpti Mount Olivet and look
liven the telded eyes of the sphinx. • But
seeing much or little, I do not know of a„
better place to liven than in Canada."
"What is AleGregor's Speedy Cure or ?"
It is for Dyspepsia, ,Li ver (iothhlai,,t, Dullgt'a-
tion, and ie tad finest blood pin:liter in the
known. world to.dity.
"Dots it MVO eatisfaetien V!
We cannot Xioint to One,in stance where Lt did
not.
"Whore dOeS it have tile largest /tale i"
Hight in the city of Hamilton Where It is
manufactiired, there has been Over one thous.
and dollars' worth sold In the last year, retail,
and the great majority of sales aro bina re'
no mtnending it to another. For sale at Miami
$1 per bottle at Worthington's Drug Store,
Ingeranil offets A bonus of ia175 ''for
every. man brought to the town by
u teeth r itig i n d ut try . WoOJstodk gave
Patterson honus equal to $28 per year
per man emploked, for .a period of ten
years, or $280 per head,
McGregor & Parkes Carbolic Ceriite'.
Have you an .old Sore, Cut;'BurnBruitie
Corn, Bunion, Salt Rheum,' Intalsits_iotithtle
Rough Hands or Pace 5 If ao, there is but one
Mire, namely, McGregor and Parked 'Carbolic
Cerate. •If you buttryft, Kyrili convince you.
It costs but 250, at Worthingion'irDrug Store,'
, . . .
•• PERTH NEWS. .
• Mary Berra, &Vagrant, diedau Strat-
ford jail on Saturday last. • •
There was grown on lot 5, con., Iiogiiii,
twelve mangold wnetzels, avhieli weighed
One hundred aad:fifty-seven and a half
.
pounds. • ' h '
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'There are six h•atels. in Mialiall, five
churehes and. a Salvation Army barracks,'
nine .school, teachers, three doctors, and
three newspapers. . .
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The trustees of school' section bro., 5
union school for Fullarton,,Logan and El-.
lice, have. secured this serVices Of Me. Gib-
son Mahaffy as teabhea for 1887.
., • Mr. Joihua Challenger h' s sold his flue
the sam ot$6,600. - -
/:.
frirarl--pf one hundred acres, it the I:harm
road, Logan to Mr. Thema Wbrcien,..for
Mi. „Patrick Wan, of Beechwood, Mc-
-Killop; has purchaehed the 'Richard Car-
penter 150 acre farm,. on the pawn line,
.Logan, paying therefor $6,000:
• Mr. Robert Moderwell, Who wee the,
first sheriff appointed for the °aunty of
Perth, died the other day -at Stratford, 81
years old. He',was gazetted sheriff in 1853
and retired about 1870.. •••" •:
• Oa Sunday 414, Beattie, youngest
daughter of Mr. Rich. Davidson, Mitch-
ell fella:Town the stensleading to the cellar
in the house, and broke her arm just•be-
low the elbow joint. • ' ••
, On Wednesday Tnorti ing allasJohnilarcl-'
man; G. T. R. drivee of Stratford, fell in -
Ito a pit at the Toronto round -house and
was seriously: injured. The aecident• is
rather uufortunate in view of his advanced
age.`, •
'•
.
•Mr, A, St. a din, ofSf• Marys, who Still
owns a farm i, Minnedesa, Man.,' had the
grain of forty acres of wheat burned late-
ly, His son Atiam;whoae farm joins the
other, was 'alsa- -a heavy Sufferer by the
flames. ' '
• Mrs. 0. W. Watson, wife of the post-
master ofMolesworth, committed suicide
Wednesday by hanging. She had been
slat for some time, and is eapposed to
have been deranged when she committed
tire rash act.
Mt, John M. Scott, who had for a num-
ber of years filled very rieceptably the po-
sition of bent of the Division Court at
Milvertoit, havink removed from'the lint-
itii, it became necessary to appoint another,
and the choice fell upon Mr. John J.
Whaley, whoae father was the first clerk.
Of the same court here. •'
The fatiaily.of Ur. James Oke, Mitchell,
has been sorely afflicted this week, by the
death .of b is only child, Walter William,
whieli oeeurred early on Tgesday morn-
ing. The lad was eighteen years old, He
had been working in Listowel a few weeks
prior to- hig death, but was stricken down
with typhoid,
Sala by Druggists. 26 cents a vial. ,
$50.0 REWARD
is offered by the prOprjetoia
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
for a case of catarrh which they
cannot 'cure. ••
If you. haves discharge fromj
the nose, offensive or other-
wise, partial loose! smell, taste,
or hearing, weak eyes. dull pain
or pressure in head, you have Catarrh. Thou-,
sandsof cue, terminate in consumption. •
Dr. '8 CArAnnu.REatnny cures the worst.
eases of Catarrh, "Cold in the Bead's,
and Catarrhal Eleadache. 50 °eats.
GODEY'S , LADY'S BOOK'
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, Sample Copy,, which will give you full hiforination.
laving the greatest variety of depa talents, ably edited:
GlodevIs, at the prrient that • t; ailtultted by preps awl
°people to Ite superior to any ladie .' wagering In America,
The liteary features aro:IC:oriels, 'Novels. Short Stories,
Charades, Poems, etc, Among .tlai populars authors who
will contribute • to • oddey, are: J. V'. Prichard, Miss Emily
Heed, Joaurchill, Win.M. Eager, Emily Lennexiand others.
Engravings appear In evervnumlier,of subjects by well
known artists( and urodUced by theneweat processes. In Its
• colored fashions -(litiloy's leads in ,colors and styles. Both
modistes and h .
ome dines • makers lord them the foremOtt
position, •
• PARgit, PATTictrifl'are:nne *1 the Important featores of thiti
magazine; each mthscriber being allowed tended, their OWn
pattern °eery ino nth, an item aloue_more than covering the.
snItscription price. • . • .
PRACTICAL 111174 upon Drepainaking slam IMIV gatinente
cnn he reltaTated aall Mane fiver by the patterns given,'
Pitarl7tean Ifinan for the Household show young house.
keepers how to manage the culinary department With tonna.
OW and skill.. . . .
Tasinoti NOTICS, at Mate aad 'Abroad, dabg14 al'CrY
tildi'a heart, •. • ' • • . .
'1 rts COLORISE and Black'Work DesiglIdgive all ihrinew-
est ideas for.fancy•work. •• • • . .
TRU Coeuirtu • recipea are under the control 0( 471 expert.
mice'', housekeeper. , • .
Mx ARCH tTROTCHAL Depttrtineat is of, wankel utility,
careful estimates given with', each' plan. • .
Cf(PB itAisEtte. PREMIllmS. '
Goners lins arranged to give elegant Silver plated ware of
1145411e41 11)011e0e 48' premiums, the valtio 0 fienich In Borne In.
Omen reaches over $25 for one premium, Send 15 cents
for sample ropy whieli 'will contain illustrated premiums:with
ull particulars and terms, Addison,
GOOEY'S 1LADYIS BOOM, Philadelphia, Pa
tolifloshopoogil Relic') Mills
After being thoroughly over/Mule) and ro.atted with'
NEW De011li..801W of the niost approved kinds, these
mills are now in 'splendid running order, ma wm slot
So surpassed In the quality of the Work done, by any
mill In the country.
Special Attention given to 6R1STING,
ClIOPPING•DONE ON SHORT' NOTICE,
SatisfrtetIon guaranteed, Parties wanting mything
whatever in this line will nail It to their Interest to
glic 'Naval!.
Ilt'SElt, Proprietor.
A Creaking . Hinge
Is dry and turns hard, until oil is applied,.
after WhIeli it Moves easily.. When tile
jolunseabinges, o the body :.ara stiffened
alai Wanted by Ilbeurnatism, they can,
not tioniovea without cattalos. the, most
exernciating palms. Ayer's frarsaparillay
by its actionon the blood, relieves this
mention, and restores the joints to 1;0041
ONC.P.
•
Ayees Sarstlparilla lies effected, 10 our
eity, many most remarkable eures, a nuin.
her Of 'which baffled the efforts Of the
most experienced .physichtus. Were it
necessary, con gwe tile names of many
intliVidnals who. liaV 0 been cured by taking
this. Medicine. Li jny own ease it hos cer,--
talialy worked wonders, relieving ine
• Rhe•urriam
after, being troubled v.'" " yvers. Tir
tlds,and all -other .'..1slin; from,
impure blood,. there- is 11.0 mile& with
winch I tan acuutiinted, that animas such
relict na • APT'S Sarsaintrilla.-,-14, 11.
Lawrence, M. D., Thiltimore, Md. •
Ayer's SarSaparilhi eitred ilie O Gout
and ItheumatisM,-
ivoulcl. has eradicated every trace at
disease from my system.-- Short,
Manager 1IO(1.4 lir11119at, LONV(11)....MaSS•
I WO' iiy umitillS., stifferer
from 'al), disease:
tIonetvo.1..: 5,2 spite of all the
remedies 1 mu ;t1 find ni ILU 1. conime need
using Aver's 4141trsapitrilla, I took several
bottles of this preparation, and was speed.
ily .1'c:stored to ],'ream, Jude.
petuidnee„ Var - •
Prepared by Dr. J, C..ayer .8". Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hold•by allDruggists., • rrice $ij. dig bunks, $5,
lied Quarters for •
AS 84 COJETtE..
Long Noted for Best Value in TEAS and fresh
Roasted COFVE.E.
B. 1=).A.1.11„.1ISIR) az 00.0.
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flQuMITE111 DVBRZET Mg ON 99
A,14333at. A2TGI-ITS
Has the finest and obeapc,st ':GROCERIES in town
coia,c)criomlaN. and 4G-ISW.A.,1110 .
• At prices which downs them
ANTED(Any quaritIty of. Apples, Pears; Plums
' 1 and all kinds of Farm Produce.
ANOITS, CLINTON. • •
MADE ONLY, BY—
J, DRUMM LONDESBORO
Will carry a heavier weight than any
waggon pfule. , •
CUTTERS; SLEIGHS, &C
771:-.571614gEgl
okttotuot4
reat Inducement.
° Ila.;Ting 'bought C. J. Tuiflill's Stock of
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05111%A.,. CROCZERY • Ce4 CLASSWARE.
.A.t a disconnt, wilisell at Wholesale Prieesruntitall is cleaned out.
rum issorigarearr OF .T. S: RIttleS, OP CHICAGO •
VINE TOI LET; sc•AP:;-
FLEESHMAN & CO'S YEAST, formerly kept by Tuthill ik Ce. -always °Ulan
•
JOHN MTN INGHA GIR,OCtli, CLINTON.
.•FON LIVER AND KIDNEY DISEASES
. .
• ." When. ars .int011igcat lean .ioaitte to' pur-
chase, he buys front parties whose standing in
Mei,' several calliiips ie ct" guarantee for the
quality of 'their warts." This sterling motto is
doubly true in regard tapatent medicines. ' buy.'
olalY.those triad° by practical profeesionalmem
CUASE is too wall andlaverablyirmown by.
his roceipt heal:etc require any recoenda-
.
tien. • .
CriAsa'S 'Liver Cure has 5 receipt book •
ramied'a round every bottle which itiverth its
wcigh t in gold. -. •
Dn.. CH afilfm.tiver Cure is guaranteed to cure
(11000966 arising from 'a torpid or inactive
liver such as Liver template*, .Dyspepstai,
Lid prestion,..ltiliousness• .lastadiee, meg?'"
eche, Liver,Spots, sallow FOnsplexion•eW4
THE' KIDNEYS THE KiDNEY$
. The. (ltresn's Liret'Curo it•certaincure for
all derangements of the kidnoys,auch gte pain'in
the back pain in lower portion.ofthe abdomen,
eonstant +desire to pass .urina. red and :white
.accliments, shooting pains.in passage, Bright's
' diseaseand'all urinary- troubles, etc. •
Try it; take no other, it will cure you. Sold
by all dealers at SLOG per bottle,'
• . BDISIAIKS0N &Cc Co.,•
/OLE AGEkr6•F0R, CA14...13/k. ' IIINADFONO
PENNYROYAL , WAFERS.'
• Prescription Of a physician who,
• has had life long experienceln
treating female diseases,4sed
• monthly with perfect su by
over 10,000 ladies. Please t, safe,
' 'Ofiectual. Ladies ask your drag -
gist for Pennyroyal 'Wafers and
take no substitute, or lactate post-
age for sealed particulars. Sold by
\ all druggists, $1 per box., Address
_7fi.E.EVREE.11 CHEMICAL CO„ Dirrnolr, Mom,
Sold in' Clinton by J. II. COMBE and Druggists
everywhere.• • •
S. WILSON,:
• GENERAL DEALER IN TINWARE, .&o..
' . HURON STREET, CLINTON.
Repairng of all kinds promptly attended.to at: reason
able rates. ',A trial' solicited.
THE M ER -PRA -NTS'
--Prot6tive Ind Collecting. Associition
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Stead Oilict, Ffitmiltost, Ont.
EsrAntaman_15_8!.__ •
Is au Association cif bUsiness• and professional Inetii
having for its object the
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COLLECTION OF .DEETSi'
And tp prevent its members making bad debts by
furnishing thein.WIth 'lists of parties who do not pay.
Merchants and others having Recounts to collect had
wishing to 'boom° members, by remitting $7 to our
Managers;paniliton, Ont., will receive by return mail
, foil particulate, certificate of membership, &c.
J. 13,•Msas & do., Managers, Eamilton.
Or to 3As. Tuoairspar; ,Agent, Clinton,
, 11.-1ll parsons aro warned against a man nam-
ed It..Patilkner, hailing from St. Marys; we will not
reengaite any members taken by Win after this date,
or monies paid to him. '
Read This and -be Wise,
have opened hi Elyth, a CIrst-ehtss
OOZMSECOIE and
114ilsiZTESS S110.13
Make and:Mind Mt kinds of Soots Opd Shoes, and
keep on excellent stook on hand. Pirstelass work.
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AnNEs6a If you want anything, in this
lino it will pay you to come and
see me. / keep' from a hallid strap to a No. I tot bt
SINGLE. or DOUBLE HARNESS, best of stock and
workiesnsase may always bo expected, Pleago glvo
nie iv call.
• C. 'YATESt
itt LIMO( •
ANDERSONS RESTAURANT
AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS, CLINTON-
.L...ANDERS,OR, Proprietor,
Ice Cream.. Rcpcn, NV -niter, eie.
4S41.N.D3i13.60*, NEXT GRAND ;UNION OLIZTTOX4 •
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ghtiap 13144T, C#ciap cfitpqmancs and
Ch9ap PROVISIONS.
Having.a• large stock Of Salt on hand, .cirders will. be filled ai*
the 'lowest prices eVer Olin:ed. in Clinton, as ahe Salt Works will be sold when arrange-
ments are compteted.. Will buy and sell TIMOTHY and CLOVEltpEED,: A let of
SALT SACKS and GRAIN.BAGS for -sale.'
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SIX•ILARGE BARS OF N.-1). SOAPVOR-ONiDOLLAR.'---
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JOHN 111CaLLELVA CLINTON::
;as-. a•,‘
WE ARE NOW OPENI•aer NE Or TBE LARGEST STOOKS OF
BOOTS and SHOES at Remarkably Low Prices.
-pik-r-pqg 'I'EA.P1 HARNESS $24.
J.J.LLL• SINGLE HARNESS $10.
BABY CARRIAGES just arrived, latest Styles,,very Cheap:.
TRUNKS'S; VALI8E.S.bY the hundred, Cheap.
High )and PINE and CEDAR SHINGLES at Leered 'Price&
j. IrWavir CtF-X E L4L1, C 11
B. Laurance's SPECTACLES and, EYE -GLASSES.
Are the only Genuine English Axtieles in the Canadian Market.
Heal Pebbleis nre:Icept in *hick. Vests are giVea lo purchasers le prove genuineness:
They are retsoinmended.by asd thoge testimonials bare been received (1070 1110 President, Vice-
rresitle'nt, Ex.President and Ex.Viee-President of the Medietil A ssodiation of Canada ; the Presi.
dent of tho College of Physicians and Surgeons Of lanobec ; the Dean of the Medical Fiteultyet
Laval ilniVersitY ; the rresident and nr.Prosidents of the itiedieal Connell `61 Nova Scotia, Ace.
These reeMtiluendatIOnS Olight to be Sufficient to prove their qualities, but it further/noel!
needed, call on
• 11.013:017. COATS, .Watehmaker and. feweller, Clinten.
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