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CREAM
ANOTHER. GREAT SLAUGHTER OF PRINTS
JUST ARRIVED.
ONE case
EV. PRINTS and CIIAMBRAYS
IN ORDER TO EFFECT QUICK 'SALES, WE Alit] OFFERING
Tapir AT VERY LOW PRICES, A' SPLENDID RANGE OF
GREY Dress PRINTS,
NEW PATTERNS, SELLING AT 11 CENTS, WORTH
. lib CENTS. GRAND VALUE IN
Dark Blue Prints,
LARGE
12?,
ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS,
CENTS, (COLORS GUARANTEED
WE ARE ALSO SHOWING
NEWEST STYLES IN
10 CENTS AND
FAST.)
THE
STRIPED CHAMBRAYS IN PINK, BLU E
AND GREY, EMBROIDERIES TO MATCH.
DOUBLE FOLD GOODS, FULL RANGES OF
PARASOLS,MUSLINS,LACE, FLOUNCINGS,
TAFFETA AND SILK GLOVES.
T. JACKSON, SR
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
(k 13350 WILL IIUY THE HOUSE AND
.D e� Lob owned by the undersigned,
and occupied by Mr Lawrence, on Huron St..
:ere Clinton. Hard and soft water and good sta-
ble. Terms of Payment easy, Apply to JNO,
CALLANDER, 24 Stanly St„ London South,
•
HOUSE AND LOTS FORSALE. — THE
subscriber offers for sale hie property
near the railway. The house contains sit-
ting room, dining rooms, five bedrooms end
kitchen, also woodshed and stable. Good
well and cistern, a number of fruit trees,
plum, pear and apple. Will be sold on'rwt-
souable torus. Just suited for retired farth-
er. Apply at the NEW ERA OFFICE or to
(1E0. SWALLOW, Clinton,
EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE OF 600
1 acres of land in Huron and Bruce, on
THURSDAY. ,JUNE 21st, 1888, by John Pur-
vis, Auctioneer, of Lots 16,, 16 and \VA of 17.
\1'awanosh Township, County of Huron, and
Lots 43 and 44, in the 1st con. of Kinloss T'p
Coifttty of Bruce, comprising three improved
farms. Also, 71 acres in St. Helens. Terms
liberal. For particulars see posters and ap-
ply to SEAGE1I & HAITT,13arristers, God-
erich. .2i
1
HOPERTY FOR SALE.—SUBSCRIBER
o
i
P • for sate au acre of land situated ated at
.11ma, on the Huron Road, three-quarters of
which is set out with bearing Apple, Plump
and Pear trees, and Red, White and Flack
Currant and Gooseberry busl.tcs, and on the
lot Ma small Frame House, good stable and
barn and good spring water.
Will be sold
nu
reasonable terms. Situate 5 miles from
Clinton, and 3; from, Scaforth. For particle.
tare apply on the premises, or to Seaforth
post office. MARGARET DENEVEN. 1'
PHOl'F,IITIES FOR SALE IN CLINTON.
The undersigned has been instructed by
Itis brother to osier for sale oh very reason-
able able terms, the following I properties in the
Town of Clinton: -1st, The property at pre-
sent occupied by Mr ,fames Walker, on the
south side of Huron Street, consisting of two
lots, on which is erected a frame house, sta-
ble, and other outbuildings. 2nd, A house
and lot at tate terminus of Rdttenbury St.
;3rd, The store and lot on Victoria S`, now
occupied by Mr 'J: B. Crosson. Full particle -
Jars on application. H. It. WALKER, Clin-
ton. •
FARM FOR SALE ORTO HENT,—THAT
splendid farm of 110 acres, on the Mait
land concession, being lot 77, Goderich town-
ship, situated 11 miles from Holmosville, and
four utiles front the town of Clinton. The
soil is a good clay loam. with a neverfailing
spring creek running through the place; also
good wells. 'There is about 8 acres of bush,
which is one of the best sugar bushes in the
county; als('two from° barns, one a hank
barn, one frame horse stable, with room for
ten horses, also two aced bearing orchards,
1t`ing about six acres in all; two good lo'
houses. About 45 soros seeded down. wilt
be sold ou reasnunhle terns, or r,iited to
goodte`itent. ALEX 111DOUIt, Hel•,,n•"',i,.
Pest Otb
eA��w
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of parity
strength and wholesonmeness. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In
competition with the multitude of low test, short
wtght, alum or phosphate powders Sold only
in c'tns. hove B.n,wt Pownea ('n., lee Wail
1.TONE1• TO LEND-•• ON GOOD MOt.T-
,L! c;Acas, Or. personal security, at the
lowest current rates. 51, ele'TAGGAHT.
[dinton, Feb. 24, 1888, •
3OARDERS, A LIMITED NUMBER CAN
be accommodated with good board and
comfortable rooms; about three minutes'
walk from the post office, Townsend street
MRS. VanTASEL,
JJ. WALKER, VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege. Telegraphic messages promptly at
lauded to. Office —Londesborough, Out,
BUGGY FOR SALE. — UNDERSIGNED
offers for sale, cheap, a top buggy, al-
most new, Armstrong Improved Eureka gear,
may be seen at F. Rumball's Carriage Shop,
Clinton. W. W. SPARLING.
I IrHOROBRED DURHAM BU 1, L FOR SE R-
vicit.—Subscriber keeps for service, on
lot 31, 9th concession of Hullett, a Thorobred
Durham Bull of good pedigree. Terms, 41,
with privilege of returning if necceseryy.
W. L. MAIlt,
G00 ID HOUSE TO RENT—SUBSCRIBER
offers to rent a b-'ood• frame house on Vic•
tort« street,with hard and soft water,plenty
of land,goodl ell« r Rc. Rent moderate.
ALANSON, Clinton. .
BULL FOR SERVICE,-1.1it SUBSCRIIt-
Ln keeps for service, on hitt premises lot
l
10 .. Intl cart. of tiullatt a first-class ball, two
'
thirds thoro-bred. Terms fe1 at time of
service, with priviline of returning' it m't•-
essary, HENRY FREE MAN.
A CCIDENT INSURANCE IF Y'Ofe ARF
Z1 going away from home, or if you are
going to reAlaiu at home, take out'an Acci-
dent Insurance Policy, for there is no telling
what may happen to you. A marl docs not
require to be laid up in bed to draw his al-
lowance, in case of accident.
A, 0. PATTISON, Agent.
OARDERS WANTED. —Two or 'three
young men can be accommodated with
comfortable rooms and board, at reasonable
rates. House only two minutes walk from
the post offipe, MR. S. HARTT, Victoria -sI.,
almost directly opposite the residence of
Mayor Whitehead. . apr-20.1m.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION,—THE EX-
initticn for admission of pupils to the
High Schools and Collegiate Institutes of the
County will be held in Clinton, Seaforth and
^Wingham on the 4th, 5th, and 6th clays of
Jniy,comunenciug at 1:30 p. tn. on Wednesday
the 4th. All candle ittes who intend to write
will send their names and addresses to the
undersigned not later than the 24th of May,
spoof fyhag at what place they wish to write,
A fee of fifty cents will be required from each
pupil,. This will lie paid to the !'residing Ex-
aminer en the 11r4t day of examination,
In, M.\('l; MALLOCII,
11i-1), 1'. 14., N. Huron.
Notice of Dissoltitiuli.
` „i i •e is l i i', i y !;;ren thnt the parttm'l.bip
heretofore si:l,sistieg between ns, the under-
signed, ns 1auufarturers of Organs in the
Town of Clinton. foul carried on under the
firm name and styli, of W. I)OHl•1it'1'Y & CO.
IMF; 1,111S de!, been dissolved by mutual Cont•
sent.
All debt,' owing to the ':ail partnership are
to he paid to W ill inni Doherty at the office
of the lute firm, and n1l claims against the
said partnership are to b: presented to the
said William Doherty. hi whom tiit' manic
will lie settled,
The business heretofore carried on 1.t 111C
-mid firm !sill henceforth bo carried on by
, Doherty, at Clinton aforesaid, wider the
+ainr I1ro •i i r o1 \l . hohrrtc R' ('o.
\C. Doll E11T1.
f'IOU NTY 01HURON EX \:llNATIONS
I,w)t, Second and third cuss not -profes-
sional examinations et the (Collegiate ,insti
611 ten anti High Schools in the county, nn
Tuesday, 3r0 July, at 8:40 a.m. First C., .July
10th, at 8:40 a. in. Candidates who tisk to
lu•ite ,tt either (Clinton or Scafnrttr must no-
tify D. 51. MAr,r,ocu, Esq„ P. S, inspector
(Clinton p. n, ndt later than the 21st of May,
stating which of the two schools they intend
to write at, and those who wish to write at
;od ria must notif • Jomc 11 TOM, Es P.
( e h, s5 (1
S. inspector, Goderieh p.o., at the same date,
Tho notion must be.aceompaniod by at fee of
$5, or fli10 If the candidate applies for the 1st
mass as well an 2nd class examinationns. N5
name will he forwarded to the Department
unless the too a000mpanies it. Head Mas tors
of the Collegiate Institutes and high Schools
will please send the applications of their can•
didatesto the Inspector of the division ht
which the Collegiate Institute or High
School is situated, Forms of application
may he had from the Secretary. PETER
ADAMSON. S,.t•'v R, ex,e's, Gnderloh, April
101h, !else,
NETS 1`It?TI1.1!1.
Winnipeg bad iiia in..theshade .; :
ea Neudity. •
"Dr." Malting, convicted of
11410 ;00 assault, w5as sentelf.cedat
St Thomas to -two years im-
prisonnaeat and fifty lashes.
It Is expected that the cath,any
to construct the Winnipeg &For-
tage la Prairie railway will bo
controlled by the Northern Pacific.
Lieut -Governor Dewdney has
purchatel Dr Schultz's Ottawa re-
sideuce,which is taken as proof of
his appointment as Minister of the
Interior.
At noon on Tuesday, while
bathing in the mill -pond at Mitch -
all, a little lad named Fred. G.
Attridge, nearly I2 years of age,
got beyond his depth and was
drowned. Itis body was found a-
bout an hour afterwards.
I'Iou. Wilfrid Laurier •avill prob-
ably begin his tolir of On tario dur-
ing the second week of August.
He will be accompanied by Sir
Richard Cartwright. It is likely.
their first mooting will be the joint
demonstration to bo hold under
the auspices of the Young Liberals
of Hamilton and Toronto.
Jerry Cornell, a boy in the em-
ploy of John Geer, Cunning, near
Brantford, met with an accident
a few days ago which may prove
fatal. He went into a field to
catch some horses, and becoming
surrounded by them received sev-
eral kicks, breaking his jaw, dis•
locating his shoulder and fractur-
ing a number of' ribs. Ho man-
aged to stagger to ,the nearest
house, and sank helpless at the
(1001'. -
Mr Allen McDougall, a prominent
Lobo farmer, died on Friday under •
peculiar circumstances. One day
lately he was assisting in butchering
same cattle, and, iu perforating au old
strap, he wounded his hand, and to
wash off the blood stuck bis hands
into a pail where some old blood and
water existed. The decomposing
germs of the blood(plomaines) got into
the wound, and be felt a sharp pain go
all up his arm. The germ from the
decayed blood immediately worked
on the tissues of one finger, and got up
the arm; in fact the whole system was
rapidly filled with destrdctive germs.
Pasteur, Klein and Koch have shown
that bovine blood in certain stages
of decomposition is a violent poison.
and always results fatally in men and
animals. Amputation was resorted
to in the case of Mr McDougall, but
the case was taken up too late. •
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Receipts this week were 25 loads of
stock. These, with some 12 cars held
over front last week, made the total of-
ferings about 40 loads. There is no
important change in prices since late
last week. There is a fair trade doing
in buchers' cattle. Foil choice stall -fed
stock there is a good steady demand at
$4.73 per cwt. with occasional sales
about $5. Grassers are slow at a con-
sideraole decline ; values range from
$2.75 to $4.25, with the demand slow at
these figures. Butchers are pretty well
stocked' up, and are buying carefully.
and there is but little shipping demand.
The market could almost do without
any more cattle this week. There were
a good many unsold at the close on
Tuesday. Export cattle in fair demand,
but gond stock is scarce. The offerings
are mostly mixed lots of partly grass.
fed stock. Offerings are light, and dur-
ing the past few days rarely brought
over $5.25 per cwt. Choice stock is
worth $5.50. A lot of ten, averaging
1,280 lbs., sold at 1164 per head; four
oxen, 1,500 lbs., at $62.550 and one' choice
bull, 1,600 lbs., at $4,75 per cwt. Sheep
steady at a slight decline. None but
clipped now coming forward.. Ileceipts
light, but sufficient. Sales are made
mostly at,$5 to $5.50'per head. Spring
lambs steady and in good demand at
$3.50 to $4,50 per head ; 29, averaging
60 lbs, sold'at $4.25 per bead, and 21
do. rp0 lbs.at �3.-i Calves in fair
supply. •. if anything, there were too
many in, as all have not been sold.
Good average quality. 110 to 150 Ib;,,
sold at $5 to $6 per head. Sales were
24 !end 118 lbs. a\eta
C a
t d- . _ I, 1
C1
head , nine do. 110 lbs, at 55.
MON '1.'i1I AL LIVE STOCK NIAPti ET
1'ht. tsupply
r'' yeas, a fair of butchers
cattle, Comparatively few were prime
and held the price; all other kinds dull.
Prices downwards. The highest price
paid at, the East End abattoir was 5c.
per lb„ bit higher prices were .paid at
the yards. The Cattle shippers are
filn(ifi ii i"'ITic Desi. Pirel1y good sold
at from le to 1(C, fair grassers from 14 c
to 4c, and lead from 21.c to Sic per ib.
No good calves offered. Sheep selling
at from 83.25 EG 551.25 each, and lambs
at from 82.50 to $4.25. Hogs scarce.
and prices up to about 7c, but several
ci rloads of hogs having been brought
from Chicago checked the advance.
The horse trade is not so brisk, Ship•
meats to the United States numbered
1.211, costing 812,891.50, or a little over
$100 each. The highest priced lot was
14, which cost 82,325. The demand
foi small drivers and matched teams is
good, but ,the supply id very short,
Business in heavy draught horses dull.
Advices received of several large ship-
ments of thoroughbreds to arrive from.
the other ,-tae.
HAVE JUST O 'E1\TED ouir A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW SUMMER, GOODS.
NEW LAWNS AND MUSLINS,
NEW NUNS VEILI'G in BL.A.CIfi and CREAM.
NEW LACE BUNTINGS, &c.
OUR STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY IS VERY COMPLETE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PRINTS AND DRESS GOODS.
FIVE PER CENT OFF FOR CASH.
JOHN 'WISEM &N. Manager.
Estate . J. HOEN5
xxxx**
xxxx**
XXX* $1
TEE
J.C.DETLOR &Co
ARE OFFERING A CASE OE
MARVELiadjos Straw H-ats'
. OF ---
At 25c.
, . . — . , Regular prices 75c. to $1.2�. They bought the lot at a
price to clear, and are offering them at the above won
derfully low price during this month.
A sight to bo seen ; an opportunity you cannot effort to alight ;
a bonanza to he grapeled with before it is forever beyond your
reach is held out to you
For Market Day,
SA'I'1rJtDAV. J(iae 2•rlyd, in the shape of a TEN CEN'(" T-'[,KLE, on
which are many articles worth 50 cents, at
Robortson's- Griat hi store,
McKillop Mutaal Ilsarance Co.
CLINTON MAIIKETI.
t' •rre'tctl every Themdny aftern11 11.
Thursday, Jure 91, 1SSS.
Wheat, spring, • - 0 95 a 1 00
Wheat, white and reel • 0 95 a 1 00
Oats • - 0 50 a 0 50
Barley 0 65 a'0 70
Peas 0 60 a 0 00
Flour, Ter cwt - 2 00 a 2 25
Potatoes - 0 60 a 0 60
Butter • 0 11 a 0 14
Eggs . 0 11 a 0 13
Pork • 675a700
Hay - - S00a850
Sheep pelt- • 0 50 a 0 75
L'tmb skin• , - 0 60 a 0 80
Irdrs, 5 00 a 5 an
Wool, . / - 0 20 a 0 20
RLYTli MAI1EET4,
B1ytb,- .lune 21, 1493,
r
I
a ,In
wheat >d per bush,• 0
Fall tc
1
Fall ' r•ew . 05 a 05
Oats 4.a a 50
Barley 60 a 70
Peas ti a 60
Potatoes, per Lea . . 00 a 60
Eggs per do z • 11 a 12
Butter,roils . , 11 a 14
Cheese . . 15 a 15
Lard , , , 10 a 12
Flour per cwt. • 2 00 2 10
Hogs, . , 6 25 7 00
I,
T: NEILANS, HARLO�,K
•
GENERAL. AGENT.
Isolated town and village property, as well
as farm buildings and stock, insured, Insur-
ances effected against stock that may be
killed by lightning, If you want insurance
drop a card to the above address.
MULLOY & FERGIJSON.
AIr. James Ferguson has entered into part-
nership with Air. D. Alulloy in the Pump
snaking business. They are both practical
and well experienced men, and are prepared
to do all kinds of work in their line, such as
Pump
Making,
u\e11 Digging
ia
g
and Sinking
Cisterus, on the shortest notice and most
reasonable term, Orders solicited,
D, it[l'LLOY,
Clinton. Jame 7. .tAe. FERGUSON.
T i'MII It! LUSIBEti! 1,D511 -1E (! '1'110
1-1 subscriber has on hand and for sale, at
his 5E11,lUth concession of Godcrich'rown-
ship, a good;assortutent of Hemlock. !tock
and Soft Elm Lumber, Cutting Bill Lumber
a specialty, H.igliest cash price paid for first
lass Saw Logs. E. 1ICT'r.
Cliutomeleu, 23, 18.8,4.
V1/`raltlttn's Hair Remover
Is pathless, instaiitiTlteous and the only de-
platory intim world which does not injure
the slim. Price .w2 per bottle. PL (1, LEM-
AITLtE, 2311 (ween St. West, Toronto, Do-
minion Agent.i
ALESME
WANTED. Permanent poli•
t
tions guaranteed with SALARY
LAKY mad EXPENSES PAID. An
W
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 BROTiIERS.
Nu rserymen, - - Rochester, N. V.
ep-27 9m•
•
Cr- (11) 1-7. 81('11
Caledonian : Games,
The annual C'atledonlau (lames under the
au -piece of the Uoderich Caledonian Society,
will be hell on the magnificent new grounds
• of the
NOTUTIIWi STERN - FAIR,
—0N ---
MONDAY, the 2nd of .1.ULY
COMMBVCtNO AT 1 n, M.
some years the most successful gators
held inC,ntarlahavetaken place in (iode•ioh,
and nlrrady the indications are of n greater
success than ever before. •
SEVERAL INTERESTING, FEAT I'IIF.S
have been added to the Prize List.
For Partlellittrn see bins and progreme. All
eo•respOndence must be addressee[ to
M. C. CAMERON, W. 1.. if0itT0
N
Cnn r. Colt. St:'.
/. 1' STEWART, 1). M oiT,LICI'DDY
I'ua.o Mon. Lee I, Mee
SI';AFORTH MARKETS
tir,\rtR•rti
21,1888.
June
Wheat, spring,
Ile11 an,l white
Oats, •
Peas,
Raney,
Butter,
Eggs, •
Potatoes, •
Pork, •
Fl ,fit per cwt •
MORTGAGE SALE
Of Valuable Property in the
Town of Ciintuln,
Under and by virtue of a power of sale con-
tained in a certain mortgage made by Melissa
E. Walker and James S. Walker, to Samuel
Fowler, and assigned to the vendor (which
Mortgage and assignment thereof, will be
producod'onday of sale) there will be sold by
public auction, by J,ts,4fewsor:, •A-ttetiottcer_
at the
RattenbUl'y House, 'Clinton,
SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd, 1888
At the hour of 11 o'clock a.tn., the following
real estate, viz:—A11 those certain parcels or
tracts of land and premises, situate, lying
being Iii the Town of Clinton, in the County
one rod and
Huron, containing together
oY H g
fourteen s( aero {porches of land, be it more
or less, being composed of town lot number
eight hundred and thirtoen,ie the said Towti
of Clinton, situate on the south side of Hur-
on St„ find the north 'part of town lot num-
ber nit
I ••ci'ht
hundred and thirty-five, situate )Ct
b
the north side
of Mary
St., intim said Town
of Clinton, and which said north part may
be better described as comprising the whole
of said last mentioned lot excepting the por-
tion thereof heretofore sold to the Loudon,
Huron & Bruce Railway Company.
• There are upon said premises a storey
. and a half frame dwelling 18 x 22 and 16 x-18
with a one storey frame addition 14 x 20 on
the south, a Mateo stable 18 x 22, The pro-
perty is conveniently and pleasantly situated,
and is a desirable place for residence.
TERMS or SALE. -10 per rent of the•pur-
chase money to be paid to the vendor or his
solicitors on the day of sale, and the balance
in thirty days thereafter, without interest,.
Further terms and particulars made known
on -day of sale or upon application to alt(' Un-
dersigned. •
A Clinton, May 29111, 188't,
:SIANNIN(l & SCOTT',
Solicitors for Vcn•lor.
SO 95 a 100
0 95 a 1 00
O 18+ a 049
O 60 a 0 60
0 60 a 0 70
011 a 014
013 a 013
• 0i0 a 060
• 6 10 a 700
• 200 a 2 50
SEE THEI1t SPECIAL LINE OF
DRESS GOODS at 8c.
—AND THEIR—
Bonanza Parasol at 40c.
Corsets 25 cents
J G. DETLOR & CO.,
CL=NTCN--
--CHF7.AP—
BOOTS ; and :SHOES
AT
CHAS. CRUICKSHANK'S
hull lines in everything in the Foot West Very Low 'for Cash.• See my
Meir aP-B
s o sGrticke •
��LacYoss
echoes
VERY ('HEAP CUSTOM WORK AS, USUAL.
• FIVE PER CENT .DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
EGOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE"
Calf 011 C. Cruickshank, the Boot Maker,
ALBERT STREET, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON
ew
Stationery
50,000 ENVELOPES best
quality and
will
1l
be sold Cheap,100 Gross CHALK. CRAYONS,
Gross. LEAD .PENCILSICrane's finest Lin
en NOTE
PAPER in
A pads, Stafford & Stev-
ens; INK, Strong TAGS, Gum LABELS.
BLANK BOOKS, PENS and BLOTTING PAPER.
NEW FANCY GOODS—A lot•of nice SHELLS, RUBBER BALLS.,
I Tl ASE BALLS, DOLLS, CARTAGES, FANCY BASKETS,
. IIAMMOCKS, WALKING, CANES, ET('. AT
W COOPER, -- Seaver Block
ashiii ton"s_.. v O O I — X71 -NTE 17
Dr. �v �
NEXT VISIT
Throat and Lung Surgeon,
OP TURox't' 1
1V31 hent tlm.
Ilaildibury Hose
1VEL/N I':SI),l.y
JULY 14, •
11,2 U.\\
Chronic firon('hitis (.Citral,
Aa Englt,h Church (.'ler}0man spells.
Ittetory, Corm% al I, Ont,
Drt \�'Asutxurm,-
1)t.An 81n,—J am glad to be able to inform y nu
that my daughter k quite well :wain. As this
IN the second time she hos been cured of grave
bronch'nl troubles under) nnr tt•eit' mind, when
the figural remedies failed. i write to expre,s
my gratitude. Please accept my sincere thank,,
Yours truly, 1'. B PETTIT.
DIsEAAP.S Tar.ATon,—Cntan•h of the dead and
Throat, Catarrh, Donft,e-s, Chronic Itronchltb,
Asthma and Consumption. Alen less of voice,
sore throat, enlarged tonsils, i'ntcpus of the
nose removed. Come earl,, Consultation free.
A few of the mafie eoreil.bi Dr Vnshingtot,+
new method.
II II Stnrey, of Storrs ,t Snn, manufacturers,
Mien, Ont, also Prev'd Manufacturing Ass„ of
Cnundn. permanently cur, o
f Catarrh, by Or
%Vnshinelen, fti5rouon eed incurable IT noted
specialists In ilii, country end Europe. Write
him for particuio"s,
Mrs John AJc5(c'c}. I(im:-tee, Pint, ('ut,rrrh
and consumption.
Jelin Me11.lty, Iiinttdon, 0dt, Catarrh.
Mrs A Iiopping, 1 ingct,m, Una; Broncho con,
suniptlnn.
Mr 1) Scott, I(ing,ten, (,fit, (.'atnrrlt, hand and
throat.
Mrs John Bertram, ilarrbe•stalth, Old, Ca-
tarrh, head and throat.
Atiee Mary A Bomhourg, Centreville, Ont,
Catarrh, head and throat.
Junes Mathews, P Master, Acton Ont.
A E Fish, Gents Furnlshhtgs, Belleville, Ont
cured of Catarrh, throat.
John Phippin, Saui hunt P 0, Ont, (near Nn•
punee) of Catarrh held threat and lung+,
Heart office 21.e Yor'{c Street, Termite. Con.
sltltotion Fres-
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CLINNTON WOOLLEN MILLS
Either (':t -L fit• 'r•rad'. Having rented the Clinton Woollen Mills, I intend.
' running altogeti: r on custom work. Farmers leaving their wool with •
1.:2 can have it manufactured into
TWEEDS, BLANKETS, FLANNEL or YARN
Having had 25 years experience, I know I can give satisfaction. I have on hand.
a large stock of FINE and COARSE TWEEDS, also fine and coarse FLAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, YARNS and I[OSIERY of all descriptions, which I will
trade fir wool or sell cheap for cash. Farmers give me a call before you , part
with your wool. ROLL CARDING a specialty.
,aOHN O'1"`77.
TAYLOR &SONS
Our Specialties are
KrisclifiregsawSINNINIfiram
The best goods in the market
WE HAVE CHEAP GOODS AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
''FI!(E SEWED WORK A SPECIALTY
EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. 5 PER CENT DET FOR ('ASH
W c, TAYLOR & SONS
CLINTON AND MATH,