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I see by the papora that the retail
"coal dealers have struck. These
down trodden end aiWieped fellow
citizens demand a raise of fifty cents
a ton on coal., front the tint day of
November, 18$7, and, ghat is more
to have be purpo ,e, they are going to
it. With piaus.i,ratitude they
see the merciful Indian Summer fade
away, and they hail with hymns of
gladness the snow. senting in the
North. • A week ago they met at the
'Grand Pacific Hotel, and sang the
doxology of the coal monopoly, "0,
ye frost and.00ld, 0, ye. ice and suovr,
Bless ye the Lord : praise him and
magnify him for ever." Praise him
and magnify him, an extra tlfty cents
a ton.
It was further resolved at said
meeting that any retail coal dealer,
wicked and depraved euough to sell
coal at a fair profit after November
lst, should be boycotted by the asso-
ciation, and his business destroyed.
A communication' waa read from the
agents of the coal monopoly, and
wholesale dealers, to the effect that
they would do the boycotting ; that.
they would not-seli- coal to any aban-
doned profligate retailer who should
refuse to join the strikers, or who
should (let:hue to take advantage of
the- icebergs created by au all -wise
Providence for the benefit of coal
inerchauts. I aw writing this a few
days before the first of November,
but 1 write ie the bonfideut assurance
that the strike will he successful,
and that from that °day forward I
must pay an extra fifty cents a ton
for coal. The strikes of capital and
monopoly uovcr fail ; the strikes of
labor seldom succeed.
It is not at all certain that this
will be the last strike of the coal
dealers this winter. It is highly
probable, indeed, that they will
strike for another fillty cents a ton by
the lst of December. It depends ou
the weather. All through November
they will watch with greedy eyes the
beaver and the squirrel. If the
beaver builds his house with extra
care, and niakes,a thicker wall than
• usual, or if the chipmunk lays in an
extra store of nuts, the coal men
will decide that the winter will be
"hard,' and they will sanctity the
augury by another tax ou coal. 1+ifty
cents a ton oil coal isn't much when
you look at it as a mere question of
arithmetic, a sura in siinple addition ;
but wheu you measure it by a poor
man's wages, and realize that it
we ane a half a day's work for him,
it rises to the dignity of algebra, and
if you reflect that it includes._. the
warning of a corresponding extortion
upon all other necessaries, it becomes
a heaiachin'e, heartachiug problem
of economical trigonometry that
baffles Benjamin Franklin.
It makes the pews laugh at the
pulpit, and . the pulpit laugh at the
pews as the coal dealer's prayers go
up to heaven, asking for an early
winter and a lata spring. For in•
stance; I see by last Sunday's paper
tlu�t the lumber duelers had a meet-
ing the day before, and reeulveet to
• strike for an extra 62 per thousand
foot. Their strike will be successful,
too, bec usoettrey-havn-th-c-capital'to
make it win. As I have no money
either-to:build houses or to buy
them, it looks as if the strike of the
lumber dealers is nothing to me. My
neighbor's affairs can regulate them-
selves; .it is enough for me to mind
my own business. I used to practice
that philosophy,but I think it cramps
the liberal soul, and shuts the gen-
erous hand. I have joined the other
church, and I now believe that rny:
' neighbor's affairs aro also mine, and
that I have an interest in everything
that happens in this World.
1 have an interest.in the strike of
the 11rmber.de_alers, because I know
it wilt be followed by a' strike of the
nail dealers, and the brick dealers,
and the glass ,dealers, and the dealers
in putty. Dear material means less
building, and that means -less de -
mend for workmen, and less wages
for the mechanic and the laborer.
This strike attacks mo front and rear,
• because although I ruay not feel the
added price of lumber so directly as
I feel the extra price of coal, yet it
hits
we indirectly in the rent •I pay
for the house that gives inc shelter
from the steno. I cannot escape it
any easier. than, 'I can escape the
e1 ti gees of tcai,petature that follow
the procession of t!ie sun°
It does not equalize conditions to
tell the that T have the ,privilege to
' ritrike for higher wages. When the
wild geese :t're flying south Mutt
Change have i to strike ? "The stars
• in theii� courses tight against :Sisore.'
The weather itself forbids me to
strike, Mid I shall be thankful if my
emelt) (lees not strike me. What
gruel is 111 y old shovel to attack
monopoly iutreuel ed in til;: Capitol?
Early in the war, I was part of a
small form gnarelur„ a railro,ui bridge
111 Miissoari. Suddenly eve wore at•
tacked by a superior fe c.t of the
enemy, who opened tiro npen ns with
a four gun battery. \Vo had no ar-
tillery, so the Coiouel telegraphed to
the genet al for instruetioue, stating
that the , ,ie.ny''s battery was drop.
ping !:test find e;hnll among his men,
ami that he had nothing with which
to reply. Instantly the.answer came
hack, `"Take the battery.'' 'iliis
WELD excellent advice providing the
battery would consent to be cap-
tured, So, when Capitol strikes for
higher prices, the advice to Labor to
make a counter strike for higher
wages, is merely an order to "take
the battery." The odds against us
are too great, and the battery refuses
to be taken.
The other day I read, with much
pleasure, that the output of coal for
this year was greater than last year
by about three million tons. Left to
the natural laws of trade and produc•
tion this would give us cheaper coal
this wintery and that was the reason
I rejoiced. The coandealers, in order
0pt'tftoe&e titerla�Ralve� +senlit, li t4?.
50rlrwirG' of ,tbtir +thUudint. t►utptltt;
t oltapir'e.t4 Wtheld iitIrOnt thi,ppoot'i:
4)4 telling the �aoat:atruet'it itt tMl
plvtf ' bvyttittlf illlereitne t lire
;prrpe..o coal .wj ert, t e' ou$bt'tq 1Qw,�
t' i % ttnd 141(414 extra
tax of elgbt
per cent, en every bushel 04081 t#rttt
t'he worldagrpan mot he).!. •
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Tho rich orae bee elrett4y discount-
ed the extortion. He lyes lttrdin hie
winters supply at the Rummer
Prices, but the poor _Man is not able
to do that; he°raust buy }ria coal from
week to week as be buy ilia bread, ,
As for rne, it la only by force of the
.co•operative prineiplie that tarn able,
t� enjoy the luxury of coal at 411..14
sons and I throw our wages all in
together, and one fire warms us all,
Otherwise I must give up either coal
or bread. I shudder as•I think of the
long winter impending over homes
poorer than mine. I heard a lecture
once on chemistry, and the lecturer
said that coal was carbon sent here
from the sun, tbat it waa nothing
else than the sun's rays transformed
by natural chemistry into trees, and
these again 1!y decomposition con,
verted into coal. He saidthat in
this way the rays of the sun, shed
upon the earth millions of years ago,
were concentrated and embalmed,
to be liberated by combustion into
flame and heat, millions of years
afterwards, for the use and benefit of
man: He said that nota ray of sun.
shine_ that fell upon the earth was
wasted, but that 'nature had provided
for the saving of it all. The strike
of_tlie coal dealers to keep the dead
°rays of the sun out of the poor man's
home, only proves that they would
monopolize • and tax ,the living sun-
shine if they could.. They would sell
the air wo breathe, the .green upon,
the grass, the perfume of the flowers,
and the songs of the birds; but let us
rejoice that they are not able to do
that yet'. Aa the swart blacksmith,
Ebenezer Elliott, used to sing at his
anvil, so I sing at my wheelbarrow.
Beneath the might of wicked men
Tho poor man's worth is dying,
But thanks to God, in spite of them,
The lark still warbles flying.
The unbelievers tell us there is no
place of futre punishment, b ut I
cannot agree to that. There must
be a place "beyond Jordan"-ne e-
fuel is cheap, where coal dealers
who strike against the poor will be
kept warm for ever° Elbe there
would be a gap in the moral universe
where a big chuhk of justice had been
knocked out.
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,A STRONG DENUNCIATION
Bishop Cleary Accuses Cana-
dian Girls of Immodesty.
GIRLS TRAINED TO BE BOLD
AND IMPUDENT
•Napanee, November 10.•—Bishop
Cleary, in the course of his reply to
the address presented to hint here
by the laity of the church on' his
visit last week,. said :—
"When the angel appeered to
the Virgin with the salutatign,'Hail,
Mary,' site was timid • and ashamed,
being frightened at the appearance
of a man. 011, tho modesty of the
Virgin Mary ! What a contrast to
the canduet of the women and -girls
of this country ! The women of
'Canada are not timid• orZ�udoet, but
bold and loud in their actions in
public. You all know how women
scream and screech in their talk in
the cars,- until those who would
have quiet or who would enjoy a
read, give up iu dtfsgiist, and aro
forced to seek a quieter retreat in
the smokiug car. Travelling in
Canada is made• well nigh intoler-
able by bold, screaming, .screeching
women. Girls, too, en the streets,
kick. tip their heels, lint -their pot-.
tieoats, and stare intosthe faces of
of the loon they meet; until a gentle-
man who has any- regard' for mod-
esty is -stared completely. out of
countenance Is this the .example
wo get from the Virgin Mary ? 'If
giels understood, anything of mod-
esty or a becoming • demeanor they -
would. not be guilty Of such conduct.
But of the beauty and virtue of
modesty they are not taught any-
thing. . Noels sty is not one of the
things taught in our public schools;
on the contrary, girls at these schools
learn to be boisterous, immodest,
screaming, kicking creatures, such
as \vas never seen even among. peg -
alis. Our publip schools are dos-
troyers of modesty, an abomination
and a disgrae•t. All female mod-
esty is de tt'oyecl in the girls that
attend ahem, and they become
RUDE, SCREECHING FEMALES,
who kick their heels, flirt their
ski,t.s, and stare lute the faces of
the mon with a boldness that must
bring the blush. of shame to the
cheek of every modest matt. Only
think of this in contrast with the
timid modesty= of the Holy Virgin
Mary. '
Laos iu liis address, His Lord-
ship, in referring to the unbroken
8;4.c0^,,Siert of Popes to the chair of
Ni. 1)e•t••r, said :---"This is a matter
Of history, het which is not taught
in the schools.' history is not
taught in our.. public schools; I
have heard boasts of the splendid
school system of the country, but I
tell you such an ignorant system the
world never saw bcfure. Know-
ledge and principles which should
bo givers to 'all the world are care-
fully concealed, while those things
which ought to be taught and in
which the young ought to bo trained
to preserve the modesty of girls, and
to guide the yonng in the path they
should walk in, aro overlooked as
unnecessary, or unworthy of atten-
tion. There is in Canada such a
barbarity of life as the world never
.1ltt►fllel# gc>,ca slid foal' )4'
�hA ours slid f# r o$"*.P001.1e Why,
halt >Gii >In danOka "leing liugokotl
dow"ak'yp i>id►ne >Ftlfld, 1Taietottltl
worltaf# >*ru ahoy ruobea about,: jtt lire
ubl. g.scbooltr; gtrltt bettp.uie #V 'rade
and eo sbAeuglessly iwrnodilat, as to
We
stare in the face of the 'an they
meet in the street,;. Our schools
engin to he Obrietia iced, Putting
young men and youngetrla together
and allowing them to associate with,
out restraint, as is- dons in the
schools here, is an abomivatiqu
which every pagans would not toler-
ate, and which has led to the de-
struction of all female modesty.'
Hie Lordship contrasted in very
caustic language theaystein in vogue
in this country and that of the Old
World, completing his remarks with
an appeal to the young girls of his
congregation to preserve their mod-
esty as -a priceless jewel -
BARKWELL'a BRONCHIAL BALSAM"
cures all kinds of coughs and colds,
bronchitis and croup. Ask for
"Barkwells" take no other. 470seow
—A Bothwell man named James
Lesley has an affliction of the nose,
called glanders, which is said to be
very contagious. Lesley is cut off
from society as effectually as if he
had leprosy.
DR.LOW'S WORM SYRUP will re-
move all kinds of Worms froom child-
ren or adults. 468.5t
—.Orville E. Collins, the swindl-
ing agent of the New York Mer-
cantile Protective Association, Who
victimized Winnipeg merchants in
various amounts, was sentenced to
one year's imprisonment at hard
labor.
FOR FROST BITES
There is no better remedy for
front bites and similar troubles, than
Ifagyard's Yellow Oil. It also cures
rheumatism, lumbago, sore throat,
deafness, and lameness and pain
generally, Yellow Oil is used in-
ternally and externally 470-3t
—Near Allnonte a heartless
wretch, ono day last week, tied a
milch cow behind his waggon ou
the Richmond road, and, whipping
his horses up to its highest speed,
.dragged the poor auitnal until it
dropped dead from exhaustion. Its
flesh was then cut up and sold by
the inhuman monster, who is to be
prosecuted.
NATIONAL PILLS are unsurpass•
ed as a safe, mild, yet thorough pur-
gative, acting upon the biliary organs
promptly and effectually. 468-5t
—Mr. Louis Goottller, of Sebrin-
gille, committed suicide last Thurs-
day•bygrttting his throat from ear
to oar, severing the windpipe. Iio
complained of feeling unwell
several days ago, and Wednesday
I)r' P.R. Shaver was called. The
Dr., it is stated, advised Itis relatives
to keep a strict watch over hint.,
_He retired as usual, and nothing
strange was noticed in his actions,
His wife and brother kopt' watch
over him, the former in an outer
room and the. brother on the foot
of the bed.. In an unlucky moment
the brother Anthony dozed orf into
a light °Slumber. Louis observing
that his brother slept, jumped outof
bed and stopping into a little
clothes press or closet, committed
the . deeds. The deceased was a
young mau of probably 27 or 28,
and had only been married a few
years.
"BARNWELL'S BRONCHIAL BALSAJi"
cures all kinds of coughs and colds,
bronchitis and croup,. „Ask for
'Barkwells," take no other. 470'eow
—Mrs. Stokes, • wife of John
R. Stokes, M. (3. D. brakeman, in
St. Thomas, was poisoned in a
peculiar manner on Monday after-
noon, She—had been washing
during the day, and feeling fat-
igued drank a cup of tea. Shortly
afterwards she Was seized, with
spells of vomiting and faintness -
The teapot was 'examined, when it
was discovered that while its mother
was washing, Mrs. Stokes' child
had taken a ball of bluing, which
con tains a large quantity of copper
and vitriol, and deposited it in the
teapot, where it had nearly all
dissolved. Mrs. Stokes was seriously
i11 during the night, but is expected(
to survive.
PREVAILING SICKNESS.
The most prevailng complaints at
this season nre rheumatism, neural-
gia, sore throat,. inflatnmations and
congestions. For all these and
other painful troubles Hagyard's
Yellow Oil is the best internal and
external remedy. 4703t
Do you 'want Auction Sole Willa? Consuls
your own interests and call at Tuts Ntiw-t
Recon office.
PROP. LOW'S :11AGICSULPHUR
SOA I'.--TTealing, soothing and cleans
ing for all eruptive diseases of the
skin, Delightful for toilettise. 468.5t
TIKAI)'rII1S ITEM.—If you want Sale Bills or
any tdnd of printing Tnr, Nsews•Rrconn is in a
position to guarantee es good work and as low
prices as 10 13 otnoe in the West. Call and see.
TEN YEARS OF TORTURE
Mrs. Thomas Acres, of Huntley,
Ont., was for ten years a sufferer
from Liver complaint, which doeter's
medicine 'did not relieve. After
using, four bottles of Burdock Blood
Bitters she was entirely cured, • and
states that she is like a new woman
again, 470 3t
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A, #1J 411111
Ob tttrika►o 11Gt� k !hoe > Powell
Ida Issued . their 4xtrfyRt- Of'ttriap,,,
11 44' Vl'tl4* .tt rias 'Pie& With,
great iucce;i .!nd It tenet, for it iii tba
m. P.O PRWerfot blood, p4;l>ier In Om mapkat. Ititt Peed' wit# t egreatestaucceus
Ea all dlsesse8 a.rieipg frees :a debilitated
coltdl.tou 9i the aysltta,. and , everyone
ueedS, and tthossid MSC a bottle or two w~t.
tbla seneo:t of the year, of Powell', Si -
tract of eereaparilia and Burdock, Bear
In mind oae 50c- bottle centers more
solid rrsediciug than most dollar 4o -called
Sarsaparilla anti bitters. Also rewent'tior
that it is sold la Clinton by ail.draggilloi
Tripe free. a bottle. Sold by ell drug.
gists and medicine dealers everywhere,
s,43#Ir
--There was quite a heavy snow-
fall Nov 15th, at Winnipeg, .and
the sleighing, is excellent there
ROW.
‘.'.$AnxelmLa-BRONCHIAL- .$ALBA O''
cures all kinds of coughs and colds,
croup and bronchitis. Ask for
"Barkwells" take no other. 470 enw.
—It is announced that the ob-
jections filed by the friends of
Temperance against the application
for a date to veto on the repeal of
the Scott Act in Halton have been
overruled by the Minister of Jus-
tice'
UNIVERSAL APPROBATION
'1'he medical profession, the clergy,
the press rnd the public alike ack-
nowledge the virtues of Burdock
Blood Bitters, as unequalled
for chrouic diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels, kidneys and blood.
Its popularity increases with its
years of trial. 4903t
—On Saturday the County
Council refused to meet the city of
Kingston and ngree to pay pat of
the cost of protecting the public
from accident at the railway cross-
ings. One of the opponents of the•
scheme had his horses frightened by
a train on the same day, was upset
and .narrowly escaped losing his
life. lIe is a refractory Councillor
ISo longer.
"BARNWELL'S BRONCHIAL BALSAM"
cures all kinds of coughs and colds,
croup and bronchitis. Ask for
"Barkwells,"take no other. 470-eow.
—Winnipeg's local grain market
is increasing in volume of business.
Over two thousauci bushels of grain
are now marketed daily by.. farmers
from the districts around the city.
Largo quantities of oats are daily
being shipped to points in Eastern
Ontario and also to British Col-
uubia.
FREEMAN 8 WORM POWDERS
are safe in all cases. They destroy -
and remove Worms in children or
adults. 468-5t
—Jas. G.' Dunlop, 'manager of
the Cochrane Rancho, died the
otherday,'at MoLeod,from the effects
of exposure a few weeks ago, when
he was thrown from his wagon and
left on the -prairie on a bitter night.
Ho was ono of the best cattlemen
in the Northwest,
When you cannot rest from Asth•
mitis troubles, Southern Asthma
Cure will at once relieve. Double
treatmenr in each package. :468.5t
---Rev. J. W. Totten, of.Markham,
has . officiated at the funeral of six
of Markham's oldest inhabitants.
Five 'of the deaths •occurred quite
recently and 'within a short time of
each other. The aggregate ages of
the six was 505 years. Two were
77, one80' two 87 and 96 nearly,
These, with the months in each case
added to the years given, aggregate
the above figures. Tho average
ages would oyer 84 years. Three
were members of one family, the
wellknown Crosby family, of Mark-
ham. Of hese ono was 96, one
87 and one 80.
NASAI. BALM
The only medicine in the' market
that will immediately cure Cold in
the head, and pei'rnanently cure
Catarrh, Nay Fever, etc. 468--5t
—Charles E. Henry, of London,
Ont., shot and killed Effie Moore
song and dance girl at Denver Col.,
one night' last week. The woman,
who already had a husband, pro-
mised to marry Hoary. When he
learned the fact he called the woman
into a private box and then shot
her five times.
Anvict TO MOTHERS.—Are you dis-
turbed at night and broken of your rest
by a sick child suffering and crying with
pain of flatting Teeth? If so send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs Winstow's
Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething.
Its value is incalculable. It will rel ity.e
the poor little sufferer immediately. De-
pend upon it, mothers; there is no mis-
take about it. It cures Dysentery and
Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the
Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system.
"Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for
children teething is pleasant to the taste
and is the prescription of one of the oldest
and beat female physicians and' nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world- Price
25c. a bottle. Be sure and ask for "airs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no
Other kind, 4431y
AUCTION UCTION SALE
RILLS, any size or
color, at very reasonable
rotes, at The News-Roeord
office. We make a speclal-
�' ty of this elan of wort.,
and acknowledge no Super-
iors and Pew equals. As gond work and as low
prices as any office west of Toronto guaranteed.
Int raturnlug tionkI, tto,? r mse7-;frboolo •sA4i Qu do
lli a to l?�fGl!o.• 11 ' Pot a ItoRa e, Is wSt.
k pall.titch' +f ,oi4t atom an to mx �arfi c4>nylate Ito kOf - old
HARNESS, WOWS,. CV Y COMBS,S ...E C c
i3Deslpl tit , BRUSHEA Mut fit
lop Iii directed to Oy Welt of
14 .pot
a�a as - -
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It will be halal 'very complete, and for durability and finish cannot be
any ane_ As I eurpl4y Wont but the IVO workmen, and use thebeet excelled to by
bought in the market, all who may favor we with their patreaage p�ag feel cou5den .
of .gettiog ;atlafaction, , , -
I PRICES AWAY' AY DOWN.
N.
Trunks and Valises in great variety and Prices Leif.
GEORGE A. SHAR AN ,
Cures Dtzzlne:ss, Loss of Appetite, Incligestson, Biliousnew,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Affeetims of the Liver and Kidneys,
.Pimples, Blotches, Boils, Humors, Salt ilheum,•Scrofula,
Eryspelas, and all diseases arising from Impure Blood,
Deranged Stomach, or irregular action of the Bowel$.
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GOOD FOR 30 DAYS
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And consult your own interest by purchasing in the Cheaptest Market.
14 lbs. Coffee Sugar . 111 00 Best English Pickles, per bottle.$0 25,
16 lbs. Bright Yellow Sugar 00 Worcester Sauce, per bottle.... 35
17 lbs". Pure Raw Sugar 1 00 Pure Cocoanut, per lb 87
3 lbs. Splendid Hyson Tea 1 00 4 Bars Electric Soap 25
24 lbs. Extra Hyson' Tea 1 CO Bett 3,1h. Bar Soap . 20
5 lbs. Choice Congou Tea 1 00 4 Cakes Toilet Soap 25
4 lbe. Choice Japan Tea 1 00 3 lbs. New Currants. 25
2 lbs. Best(Engallreakfast Tea 1 00 1 24 Ms. New Raisins 25
24 lbs. Fine Java Coffee 1 00 , 21 lbs. Sultana Raisins 25
3 lbs. Fine Rio Coffee 13 lbs. New Figs 40
6 lbs. Rice 25 16 dozen Clothes Pins 20
4 lbs. Starch 25 1 Saraines, per can,124c to 25
3 lbs. Sago
25 Calf's Feet Jelly, per bottle.— 60,
Canned Sahnon, Canned Finnan Hadclie Canned Mackerel, Lunch Tougue,
Bonelese Pig's Feet; also, Canned Tomatoes, Plums, Pine Apple, Raspberries
at bottom prices. Special inducements to Cash Customers in Tea, Dinner
and Toilet Sets. Call and inspect our stock and be conviuced, one aud all,
for patterns rare and best of ware, you must cotue to CHINA HALL.
NEW DRUG STORE.
The undersiatied has just opened a new Drug Store, in JACKSON'S
NEW 13LeCK, on HURON STREET, We doors west of the City
e:ee Book ,iStere, syhere will be found ft complete assortment of Pure
;•••./Drugs and Chemicals, also Patent Medicines and
llitresuggists' Sundries—all that the public may ask for in those
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A. WORTHINGTON.
ciiiiton,130 January, NM
P. S.-011tee changed from residence to storr
NEW STOCK ! NEW STORE !
ELLIOTT'S BLOCK, - CLINTON.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY, Dealer ,in Furniture.
Call at tbe New Store and see (he stock Of
Bedroom. and Parlor Sets, Lounges,. Sideboards, Chairs, Springs,
Mattresses, etc., and general Houseliold'Enrniture. The Mead Stock is from the very
best manufacturers. Picture Frames and Mouldings a every description. .
JOS. COIDLEY, one door West of bleksotes gook Store.
Buy Your GROCERIES
The larieat, cleanest and best assorted stock of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
etc., in town.. p:3- Our Prices lire as LOW as the Lowest, and we warrant
everything first class.
Sir' Sole agents for the Celebrated "Cloopr's Baking .Powder."04
Best Brands of CIGARS by the Box or Thousand at Manfrs, Prices
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
THOS. COOPER & SON)
Corner store in Searle's Block, Clinton.
Give us
a call.
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General Groceries, Crockery & Glassware,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gr'ROCERS,
The wants of every family .supplied.' Stock always fresh. SPECIAL INDUCE••
MINTS when quantities are ordered.
Mr A HANDSOME PRESENT GIVEN:AWAY with every 3 or 5 lbs. of Tea, WI
T,X.Farin Produce taken. at Highest Price.
LESLIE'S CARRIACE & WAGON FACTORY;
In StO6k, a Number of Cutters, Sleighs, Buggies and Waeons,
The Material we manufacture:is of tbe best quality and the Iron work unsurpassed
In fact we ntake it an important feature of our business to use only the best pro-
curable material and the best werkinatiship. Those in need of CUTTERS
and SLEIGHS, of the latest makes and styles, should not fail to
call and see us.
ALL WORK rRRANTED.
112Er Repairing and Remintine Promptly Attey. led to.
FACTORY on corner of Ifuron and Oranee Streets, CLINTON