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The best goods in the market
WE HAVE CHEAP. GOODS AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
1FINE SEWED WORK A SPECIALTY
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. 5 PER CENT OFF FOR CASH
W. TAYLOR & SONS
CLINTON AND BLYTH.
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35 cts, worth $1.
Ladies who are wanting New and Stylish
Prints, at the lowest possible prices, should
see our large stock. We are selling
12t and 15 cent PRINTS for 8 and 121i cents.
All choice patterns.
SEERSUCKEES.—We are clearing out a large
lot at 10c, usual price 121.2 cents.
Our 75c Color'd Silk Plushes
(In all the leading colors) is splendid value and.should
be seen.
We are also showing special
value in Black and Coi'd Cash-
meres, from 30c. to $1,25 per
-yard.
INSPECTION INVITED
T. JACKSON, SR
New Wall Papers.
Dtin't fail to see our assortment of PAPERS, They are all new and
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT and SUPERIOR to anything we have
ever shown. We have everything from a 5 cent Brown Back to a
75 cent Gilt.
:Eordh:rs and Ceiling Decorations.
Window' Shades. Express Waggcnc
W COOPER, :R, -- Beaver Block
SPLENDID PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Subscriber offers for srtle the following
0 able properties in the Town of Clinton,
lote406 and 106 Victoria Street, quarter -acre
each with good frame house, barn, stable,
bear ng orenard, wens, &c. Also a double
hone and lot on Kirk Street, with bard and
soft ater. Also lots 110, 111, 112 and 113,
High Street, each one-quarter acre, more or
less. Theerr ro
p p y on Victoria Street will
he sold en bloc or separately, if desired, and
the same for the other properties. Also, will
be sold privately, the household furniture.
The owner may be found at his son's resi-
dence, William Street, near the old woolen
mill. E, CARTER, proprietor. ap•20.t-f.
-- ti. H. COOK,
Licentiate of Dental Surgery, Honor Grade.
ate of the Toronto School of Dentistry,
Nitrons Oxide Gas administered for the
painless extraction of teeth, -
OMce over Jackson's Clothing Store, next
to Pos4O111C1, Clinton, ,
jig• Night bell answered. ly
BICYCLE EOR SALE.
A. 62 INCE–I
Special British Challenge, with ball
bearings, and just as good as new,
will be sold cheap.
3. P• TISDALI , Chalon.
NOTICE.,, -M1 parties are hereby notified
have uouses clean-
ed up before bthe taek et of May,ards d purenant to the
statute in that behalf. Aftr the above date
parties are liable, upon complaint, to bo fin-
ed. By order. GEO. TEDFORD, health in-
spector. Clinton, April 17th, 1888.
Tilt0ABDERS WANTED -
SUBSCRIBER
LP has now her house thorongbl'y and com-
fortably furnished throughout and is pre-
pared to accommodate a limited number of
boarders at very reasonable rates. MRS. C.
CARTER, Townsend Street, Clinton,
NOTICE. -..•WHILE THANKING THE LA
dies for their patronage in the past and
askingfor a continuance of the same, I wish
to calattention to the fact that I have re-
moved to Huron Street," little went and near-
ly opposite the Commercial hotel,where I
am prepared on short notice, to tll orders
in all departments of the Corset Line both"
promptly and satisfactorily. Mrs Way's old
customers will find it mach to their advan-
tage to give me a call. Mrs. J. Langford
agent forLneknow; Mise M. Renter, agent
e
for Hensel!. . ,J
is. J. COULTER LTER
Clinton, April lith, 1888,
NEW PAINT SHOP.
KAISER & WILSON.
Desire to &anonnee that they have opened a
ahoy on Albert Street, Clinton, nest to G1ae-
gow a store. Being practical workmen they
believe they canig vesatinfaotion to all who
entrust their Work. PAntin HAN8INa, RAL-
SOwININO, PAINTINo, GRAININ(I, AND cm4,INo
Dtteoruatone,dfe.,exeauted on the ahorteet
notice. Orders reapeetfully solicited.
COUNTY C1lUP INGrS.
The Cream of .QUI Local
1Gxchangee-
Mr Michael McQuade, of Toeh
ersnlitb, has gone to Toron
where. he has been engaged
editer of the Agricultural Bul
tin.
Last week Henry Taylo
house, about a mile north ofBru
sale, was entered in his absens
and fifteen dollars stolen out
the bureau drawers.
On Saturday last a large be
was seen on the farm belongi
to Atex. McCall, fith con., of Mo
ris., Mr Bruin made a despera
attempt to dispose of Mr McCall
dog, but the dog managed to lee
out of reach.
Mr Alox.MePhersou, ofExete
has in his possession, a Roc
Martin, which was shot by Do
ald Burns somewhere west
Honsall. This is a very ra
bird in this country, and is t
first one seen for over thirty year
On Saturday Iast Andy Don
hoe, of Soaforth, was arrested fo
taking four loaves of bread and
• quantity of sugar from the Quee
hotel dining room. Mayor Bea
tie sent him for trial. Tho psi
oner elected to be tried-befo
Judge Tomswho sontoncedlhim
six weeks in jail.
Wingham firemen wore out
practice on Tuesday evening las
and after shinning down the stre
from the by drant at the ekatin
rink to the one at Roderus'corne
a number of boys wore allowed
take the hose -reel up again. I
doing so a boy named McGrogo
aged about ten years, accidentl
tripped Thos. McClymont, an
both fell under the cart, whic
was heavily laden with hose. Th
result was McGregor had his co
lar -bone and some of his rib
broken by the wheels passin
over him, and McClymont wa
injured internally from the bo
on the back of the cart falling up
on him.
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So heavy were the snow drifts in
rear of Levis, Que., Wednesday
morning that a train of the Quebec
Central Railway was stuck in them
at St. Henri, the snowplough being
unable to force its way through.
"Money" Miller, the recently
deceased Australian millionaire,
had one fancy, apart from the one
money-niakingwhich absorbed his
life. This was Scott's novels.
which he is bolivod to have read
through once a year,and that for a
score of years in succession.
One of Mark Twain's eccentri-
cities lies in his habit of always
1 wearing. slippol's on•• a railroad
train. Sometimes ho even puts on
a smoking -jacket, and makes him-
self as much at home in a draw-
ing -room car as in his own library
He Wants to give the impression,
doubtless, that he is in no 801350
abroad when traveling.
Harriet Bencher Stowe is' fail-
ing. Her memory grows daily
more treacherous. She is much
of the time her old self,eonvorsing
on all topics in which she is inter-
ested with great intelligence and
fluency. But there are intervals,
not infrequent, during which she
forgets the names of friends, loses
track of her own business concerns
and cannot speak accurately of
the events of the past.
The Campbelford Herald says: The
machinery of the Northumberland
Paper Mills was started on Monday
morning, and ran steadily until Thurs-
day morning, 74 hours, without a
break, and during that time there was
made a sheet of building paper 30
miles long and 32i inches wide.
MONTREAL LIVESTOCK MARK ET
There was a fair supply of butchers'
cattle on the market which met with an
active demand at rather higher prices
and the market closed firm. A lot of
superior cattle which had been offered
to Mr George Nicholson at 4/c per lb.,
and of which he bought thirteen •head
at that rate afterwards, the balance
were sold at 3c per lb. Pretty good
steers sold at from 4. to 4Ic per lb.,
common stock at 2i to 4/c per lb,, and
lean beasts and rough bulls at from 3 to
3/c per lb. Calves were not so plentiful,
as on Thursday, yet .there are too many
small lean veale offered and this kind
sell at from $1,25 to $3 eac,Lt, while good
calves sell at from $5 to $10each. Sheep
are more plentiful than they have been
of late, but there is a better demand for
them as the stock of frozen mutton is
exhausted and the butchers are wanting
more fresh mutton. Sheep sold at from
3 to 4/c per Ib, and lambs•at from $3.50
to $5 each. The supply of live hogs is
still too small to meet the demand- and
prices have gone up to an unprecedent-
ed height of from 7 to 7/sc per lb.
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Last week's receipts of live stock on
the local market were 1,044 cattle, 112
sheep and lambs and 565 hogs, The
western stock yards now open at 7 a.m.
Trade was not so brisk on Tuesday.
Receipts were 24 loads of cattle in which
were a few head of calves, sheep, lambs
and hogs and one car of hogs. Local'
demand for butcher cattle ttlewaeg ood bu
t
there was little buyinging on outside
de ac•
count owing to unfavorable markets
at"
Montreal. Values however were well
maintained. Good loads sold at $4.25
to $4,50 per cwt, and pinked lots of
steers and heifers sold at $4,75. Good
mixed loads of cattle weighing 950 to
1,176 lbs per head sold at $38 to $61 per
head, while fat cows, 900 to 1,100 lbs
average, sold at $30 to $40 per head.
Trade in export cattle dull and un-
changed, Demand light. Two loads
were offered at $3,75 to $5'bnt found no
buyers. Feeders continuo in demand.
Rough light ht steerssold
at 3.9f
while
1,000 to 1,00 lbs good quality animals
ruled at 54 to $4.25 per owt. Offerings
of calves were not so heavy as last week
There were too many common and not
enough of choice. The latter are a
ready sale, but the fromer are dull at
easy prices. Shoop and yearling lambs
scarce. Only about a dozen head on the
market. A bunch of eight head, aver-
aging 195 lbs sold at 58 per bead.—
Spring lambs steatty at 52.50 to $4.50
per. head,
;c: Late J. ;Bodgens.
HAVE JUST OPE NED OUT
ne Case American Prints
New Designs and Colorings.
See Our 5 ik 8 cent Prints.
New SEERSUCKERS from 8 cents up Grand value in Cottons,
Shirtings, Cottonades, &c.
5 per cent. off for Cash.
JOHN WISEMAN Manager. Estate State J:. HO'D CEN 1'
CLINTON MARKETS.
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, May 4 , 1888.
Wheat, spring, - - 0 80 a 0 85
Wheat, white and red • 0 80 a 0 85
Oats - 0 40 a 0 42
Barley
Peas -
Flour, per cwt -
Potatoes
Butter
- 065a070
o6oa061
- 200a225
•050a070
• 017a017
Eggs . 010a010
Pork • 6 75 a 7 00
Hay 8 00 a 8 50
Sheep pelts - 0 50 a 0 75
Lamb skins - 0 60 a 0 80
Hides, - 5 00 a 5 50
BLYTH MARKETS.
Reported specially for New ERA every Thursday
Blyth, May 4, 1888.
Fall wheat, red, per bush, . 80 a 84
Fall new . 80 a 84
Oats 38 a 40
Barley . 60 a 70
Peas . 58 a 60
Potatoes, per bus . 60 a 70
Eggs per doz . 10 a 10
Butter,rolls . . 16 a 18
Cheese 15 a 15
Lard . 10 a 12
Flour per cwt. 2 00 2 10
Hoge, . . . 6 25 7 00
SEAFORTH MARKETS
SEAPORT), May 4, 18SS.
Wheat, spring, • $0 80 a 0 84
Red and white - - 0 80 a 0 84
Oats, • - • • 0 35 a 0 37
Peas, - 0 60 a 0 60
Barley, • 0 60 a 0 70
Batter, • 016 a 017
Eggs, • 0 0 a 011
Potatoes, • • 0 50 a 0 65
Pork, - 6 50 a 7 00
Flour per cwt • 2 00 a 2 50
Dr. Chase
Hasa world-wide reputation as a physician and
author, 111s Mandrake Dandelion Liver Cure 13
triumph of medical skill, curing all diseases of
the Kid ey and Liver. Symptoms of
KIDNEY COJIPLAIN'1'. Distressing
aches and pains in the back; a dull pain or
weight in the bladde, and baso of the abdomen;
scalding urine often obstructed; frequent desire
to urinate, especially at night, among aged per-
sons; hot, dry skin, pale complexion, red and
white deposits, droiedizziuess,sour etumneh,eorl•
stipation, piles, liver sical swellings, Sc.
SYMPTOMS OF
LIVER COMPLAINT. Pain •under the
shoulder blades, jaundice, sallow complexion, a
wear', tired feeling, fie life or energy, headache
dyspep'ia, indigestion, spots, pimple.., &c.
HOW ClU11E1).
Mandrake and Dandelion are nature's Liver cures
and when combined with Kidney remedies, us in
Dr. Chase's Liver Cure, will most positively- cure
all Kidney -Liver troubles. It nets like a charm
stimulating the clogged liver, strengthening the,
kidneys, and invigorating the whole body. Sold
hyall dealers at 8l, with Receipt Book, which a
lone is worth the money,
1{IDNEY LIVER PILLS. Dr. Chase's
Pills are the only Kidney -Liver Pills made. May
be taken during any employment. They euro
Kidney -Liver troubles, headache, billiousness,
costiveness, &c. (Inc Pill a dose. Sold by all
dealers. Price 23 cents. 1'. EDMA NSON
e( cO., Manufacturers, Bradford, Ontario, •
COUNTY OP' HURON EXAMINATIONS,
SeedBARLEY leu+ Second and ttreclass non-prosti
somal examinations at the Coe cone I, on
lutes asci Higit Schools iu the county, on
Tuesday. 3rd July, at 8:40 a.m. First C., July
10th, at 8:40 a. !u. Candidates who wish to
Just received from BELLE \'ILLI' a write at either Clinton or Seafortn must no -
Car of choice tity D. M. MALr,ocn, Esti., P. S, Inspector,
Clinton p. o„ not later than the 21st of May,
stating which of the two schools they intend
Bay Quints Barley, G oderiehto writea,tmust nlotfyJoRNE' Tom, who wish tolEstge,P.
at
S. Inspector, Goderioh p.o., at the same date,
The notice must be accompanied by a fee of
For solo by R: IRWIN, 83, or 010 if the candidate applies for the 1st
Clam as well as 2n0 class examinations. No
name will be forwarded to the Department
STANDARD ELEVATOR,CLINTON ON unless the foe accompanies it. Head Masters
of the Collegiate Institutes and High Schools
GOOD GENERAL SERVANT WANTED will please send the applications of their can -
Apply to MRS. THOMAS JACKSON, dilates to the Inspector of the division in
High Street, Clinton. which the Collegiate Instituto or High
School is situated, Forms of application
CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-- A FIRST-CLASS may be had from the Secretary, PETER
second - hand Pheaton. Apply at NEW ADAMSON, SEC'Y B. ESM'H, Goderich, April
ERA office. n-20.t.f. 10th, 1888.
G005 BRICK COTTAGE TO RENT.--
Townsend street, large enough for good-
sized family. Hard and soft water, 050. C.
E. HOVEY, Clinton.
HORSE FOR SALE.- A GOOD, STRONG
working horse, just the thing for a farm-
er, will be sold cheap. Apply at the NEW
ERA office, Clinton.
TOP BUGGY. -FOR SALE A SINGLE.
top buggy, nearly now,will he sold cheap,
JOHN RIDOUT, Clinton.
ALESME
WANTED. Permanent posi-
tion, guaranteed with NALAIiY
and EXP EN' ''OES PAID. Any
determined man can succeed with us, Peculiar
advantages to beginners. Stock complete, in-
cluding many fast -selling specialties. Outfit free.
Address at once, (Name this paper)
BROWN BROTIHERS,
Nurserymen, - - - Rochester, N. Y.
ap-27,2m.
JJ. WALKER, VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Col -
loge. Telegraphic messages promptly at
landed to, Office -Londesborough, Ont.
MONEY TO LEND - ON GOOD MOIiT-
aAOES, or personal security, at the
lowest current rates. M. McTAG(:AIIT. I
Ulinton, Feb. 24, 1888.
BOARDERS, A LIMITED NUMBER CAN
bo accommodated with good board and
comfortable rooms; about three minutes'
walk from the post office, Townsend street •
MRS. VanTASEL.
BULL FOR SERVICE. - SUBSCRIBER ,
keeps for service, at bis farm, base line,
Goderich township, a thoro'bred Durham
I1u11. Terms, 81 at time of service, with ,
privilege of returning, if necessary.
A. TYNDALL, Proprietor. j
BOARDERS WANTED. - Two or three'
young men can be accommodated with
comfortable rooms and board, at reasonable
rates. House only two minutes walk from i
the post office, MR. S. HARTT, Victoria-st., '
almost directly opposite the residence of
Mayor Whitehead. apr-20-lm,
,UMBER THE!
subscriber hes cm hand and for Ode, at
his Mill, 16th concession of Goderich Town-
ship a good assortment of Hemlock, Rock
and Town-
ship,
Lumber, Cutting Bill Lumber
a specialty. Highest cash price paid for first
Lass Saw Logs, E. BUTT.
Clinton, Jan, 25; 1 ,
PROPERTY FOR SALE. - THAT CON-
veniently situated lot and eommodions
house en Rattenbnry Street, near Albert, at
present occupied by�myself. The house is 2
storeys and in good repair, with nine rooms
and woodshed, first-class .eller, hard and
soft water, also good stabling on the prem.
ises. Will bo sold reasonable and On easy
terms. Possession given immediately. THOS
STANBURY, Clinton, April 24, 1888. tf
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -THE
Li undersigned offers for sale the house
and lot on Rattenbury Street, at present oc-
cupied by Mr D. Molloy. The lot is one-
quarter of an acre, with frame house, stable
and good well thereon. Also, the pump fac-
tory situated on the adjoining lot, Will be
sold on very reasonable terms, as the owner
wishes to dispose of it. Particulars on ap-
plication to MR, JAMES TWITCHELL,
Clinton. op-27.tt.
KOTJCE TV U1t1:ll1TO1t18
The creditors of MAnaARET COLOI,otyaw,
late of the Township of Goderieb, in the
County of Huron, widow deceased, who died
on or about the twenty-eighth day of March,
A,D., 1888, are hereby notified to send by post
prepaid, on or before the fourth day of June
next, to Messrs 0, and J. Ridout, Clinton P.D.
%motors of the last will and testament'of
TWIT -said earid Margaret Colelough, their ohrietian
and surnames, addressee and descriptions,
the fellarticulars of their otaima a state-
ment of their accounts andthe nature of the
securities (if any) held thorn, and tmmo-
diately after the fourth day of June next the
assets of the said Margaret0olelongb will he
distributed among the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to the claims of which
notice shall have been furnished, as above
required, and the executors will not be Ilable
for the aesote so distributed, or any part
thereof, to any person of whose claim notice
shall not have boon received by them at the
time of such distribution,
CHARLES RIDOUT,1 cocoon.
JOHN RIDOUT,
Dated this 4th day of April, A.D., 1888,
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COLD MEDICATED.
Head Office, 215 Yonge St„ Toronto.
N. Washington, M.DI L.C.PISIO.
Eminent Throat and Lung Surgeon,
Rattenbury House, Clinton
On Monday, May 14th.
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption, et:,
permanently cured.
A few prominent Testimonials of
Permanent Cures.
Mrs. John McKelv,y, Kingston, Ont., Catarrh
and Consumption.
John Mclfelvy, Kingston, Ont., Catarrh,
Mrs. A. Hopping, Kingston, Ont„ Broneho•Con•
sumption,
Mr. E. Scott, Kingston, Ont„ Catarrh, head and
throat,
RIIAD w. IL 5roaoy'a Oalo,NAr. 'I'a1TrnnSIAr.
Catarrh Throat Cured.
Listen to W. R. Storey, Esq., of the firm of W
H, Storey and Son, Actcn, Glove Mannfscturera
also President Manufacturers' Association of
Canada.
De, WAR/MOTOR, 225 Yonge-st., Toronto,
D8.A9 SM. -I assure you I feel grateful for the
radical cure you have effected in my throat trob-
e, and, though 1 dieiike having P my name appear
P
in connection with thotestimonral
business, yet,
having regard for those who are similarly affect-
ed as well as having a desire to recognize the re-
sulted your treatment, i make a departure in
this case, Prior to my acquaintance with you,
1 had suffered for two years from repeated at-
tacke of catarrahal sore throat,and each succeed-
ing attack being more prolonged and violent than
the former. At there times 1 had violent fits of
coughing, and would discharge large quantities
of mucus. Feeling alarmed. 1 sought the best
medical skill available, including a much -noted
Specialtist,and took almoeteverything known
to medicine without experiencing a particle of
relief. Last spring 1 went to Europe. The
Change did me good but on my retro n the old
trouble was renewers Seeing you advertised to
visit this place f thought I would consult
you, although f confess with not much hoe of
receiving any benefit. •11owever, I wee favorably
impressed with your candor, and resolved to give
your treatment a trial. The resuit, 1 am happy
to inform you, is a complete euro and one so
marked in its character in to surprise myself
and my friends, From the first your medicine
seemed adapted to ray and gale roe relief.
In two months 1 was entirely well, and have so
continued during the most unfavorable season
of the year. You are at liberty to make what
rise you please of thin letter, and 1 *hall he pleas-
ed to answer any enquiries relative to myy case.
Years very truly, W. H, STOREY.
Acton, January 19tb.1t87.
CONSULTATION FRES
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DETLOR & CO'Y
Are showing this week,
Lace Curtains
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Parasols and Jerseys.
At wonder filly low prices
dee their Durable and Belia-
able
makes of Kid Gloves.
Every. Pair Cuaranteed.
J. C. DETLOR & CO.,
BIG
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BIG DRIVE
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Grey Cottons at 5 cts.
Worth 6 cents.
White Cottons at 3 cts
Worth 8 cents.
PRINTS at, 8 cents,
Worth 12z cents.
C I NGHAMS at 8 cts.
Worth 12' cents.
CORSETS at 80 cents,
Worth 70 ents
Roberlsoo"sfat fat ion.
Boos ad ZOIS at U?IQLE&L rmaS
12 Per Cent DISCOUNT
On all CASH SAGES for the next two months.
Having over eight thousand dollars worth of BOOTS & SHOES
in stook, and as I don't want the goods, but do want the cad', I. have decided to
give 12 per cent Discount on all Cash Sales for the next Two
Months. As I carry the largest stock in the county, you oan depend on getting
anything in foot wear you want, or that can be got in any first•class establishment
at lees than wholesale prices. 1c au and will undersell any other,either
any of Darwin's lost links, or any other shoddy dealer in town, and don't forget it.
Call on C. Cruickshank, the Boot Maker,
ALBERT STREET, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON
The Great Clearing Sale
r --"-•SWILL GO ON•FOR'- --
Thirty Tt� more.
Heavy discount for Cash to run off old
iistoek to make room for New.
A lot our own manufacture. Good value. A lot of new
FURNITURE
Coming in. Now is the time to buy at
ti. O. S'i'33:1"73331\1-802sT's
L+FURNITURE STORE. .-•- -- OPPOSITE TOWN HALL -
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