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41rices or Isis
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It leads ,direct to HOMUTH & SON'S. It's the business wonder
Mg Mg -country,, it does not need. persistent talking,to convince customers f the town that we we sell, 1, sur��o�
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BOOTS AND SHOES
ORDERED RELY CLOTHING
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lower than all other house, what °else makes us leaders.
Buyers are not caught in the corner of misleading prices a seconds time.
Eternal vigilance is the price of success, there are eyes here watchingyour needs. Mem, while the sun shines arld rush for �' - your
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ALWAYS THE. CHEAPEST.
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Seafortn•
A fire broke out shortly after 2
Mrs. J. Whitehead, of Clinton, is
the proud possessor of a faschia that
o'clock Tuesday horning in Joshua
Warde's harness ;hop and extended
stands al,out ten feet high, with a
spread of about three feet high, and
three stores south. Warde's harness
shop, Jones & llcQuade's butcher
literally covered with Bowers ; can
any one beat this.
shop, Stewart's restaurant and the
office occupied by Lawyer Best are
S. Y. Taylor, principal of the' Paris
completely gutted. This is the second
public school, an old Huron bov, has
been forced to give up his world until
fire that has broken out in this block
of frame buildings. Incendiarism is
the close of the term owing to a severe
supposed to be the cease.
attack of whooping cough. Ji r. Tay -
we Shiloh's Plaster. sS
for is a son in !aw to George Crooks
G rey.
2ilAClt Sunday.
Last Sunday was•a veritable +'black
Mr. Hanhofer Henforzor lead a boy
hplpin, him to make brick named
ISanday
Cttnday" to many Hood people in
Ernest Fisher, of Stratford. Last
Unelph, and, the churches missed slum-
while Mrs Henfo►zor wits in
hers of old familiar faces. One Chong
the garden the boy took the purse and
I ve, a Chinese laundryman, left the
contents ($17,) from a drawer and
city on Saturday moruinF;, and up to
skipped.
Tuesday evening; had not returned.
The consequence was disastrous, for
A stranger was in Clinton the other
none of his customers could get'tlie
day: He put in the night in one hotel,
and in the mottling tookwalls about,
necessaries for Sunday wear out of his
laundry, and many of them made a
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town. rte returned to breakfast, but
virtue of necessity and took so alarm-
instead of going to file hotel in which
slept, by mistake, took breakfast in
ingly ill that they were compelled to
another, Nein; really lost.
remain in bed all day. It is reported
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by envious wretches that all the news:
Richard Anierson, of Constance,
paper men in the city, with one excep-
while assisting at it barn raising the
tion, were in this fix, and the excep-
other day, was seriously injured by a
tion only escaped because he was able,
large beam falling on him. At another
to borrow it shirt from it visiting
barn raisin;; in McKiliip last week,
friend. There are many anxious ill:
1'1► A. Dundas, slipped and fell con•
quiries about Mr Chinaman.
siderable. distance, injuring his arm
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and knocking out several teeth.
Huron Items.
Ahout 'noon on Friday. George Mon-
Mr. Durst, of Colborne, picked a
taitb, aged about 25 years, son of
Rol,ert Monteith, of the Thames road,
strawberry the other day which
Usborrie, Huron county, was shaving
girthed five and one half inches.
hilhself to go to a picnic. When about
The Presbyterian congregation in
halt done he dropped off his chair and
'Ashfield have called Rev JohnRose,
died imrnediatedly. Heart trouble
of Whycocomall, Cape Breton.
was the cause of death.
The sum of $12,000 has been up- I
Nlr William Lournn,of the Parr Line,
Stanley, near hills Green, plucked
propriated by tale Government towards l
frorn a field of fall wheat on his farm
improvements for - Goderich harbor,
one day last week several stalks which
at,d $8,000 for fort Albert.
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measured five feet five incllgs In length.
The old building tit Nile in West
We hope the heads will be proportion-
Wawallosb, which had. been vacant
ately long acid well filled with plump,
for some time was burned down the
rich grain when reaping time cn►ltei1.
other night. The fire was of ineend-
lary oris;in.
PROF. SCOTT,
.Cion. John Robson, premier of
MUSICAL LEADER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
British Columbia, and formers a regi -
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gives Prlvnto Lessons in Vocal Training, both in Stag
df;nt of $ayfielrl, in this county, flied
suddenly in Londw), Dug., on ed-
Wed-
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And Tons
lc•al•Fa Notation. Open forauearentente
for Cmtooro or Church meetings. Terme moderato.
Apply
nesda hast,
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flits. it. 310Rttow•C,
24 9huter St, W highant
Afro. Pentland, Dungannon, oc
cupied the pulpit of the Holmesville
wingham Saw and Planing•. IIIc.
Methodist church oft Sunday last.
She is ,;aid to be one of tris • most
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The underaigned have Hou• on hand n la>'fo stook
or
Popular and eluent 1a4y speakers of
DRY PINE,
•HEIMLOOX.
the day.
TANIARACIt, and
Mr W .l' Patterson, Mathematical �
HARDWOOD LU16J13EU
Master In the Clinton Collegiate Jr.ati.
Dressed or undressed xxx and xx,
tete, lia5 been re-otlgaged for anotherI
NORTH SHOAR' SHINGLES,
year at s salary of 89W, being a slight
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N(), 1 SLAVE'S SI3>iN(1LE8,
STAVE'S
increase over last year,
HE'Ab NGtiS,
Mr Thomas Nixon, miller, `of title-
JaARRELSi
Vale,who resents misde an aisi nMent
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for the l9811efit of his creditors, gives
tries Ib, Sio.,
at prices that defy colnpetttioh. Parties fntenitintt
to build wilt find It to their lnberost togivo its A oxll
YIP a11' evurto vaileed at 47, 00, *hill�e
P .,.- -- --. _ -
Moro riaotng their otdetit, Ail War Are datrenul•trtrtl
not to bel umdereOtd. Cnstcut work attionded tib
BARK WANTED11
1500 Cords . fluilock Bark
vVanted at the Wiughsun Tannery
$5.00 PE.111 CO Ply)
Will be paid on delivery
Parties peeling 15 cords or over, can
deliver half in summer and balance in
winter, if desired, and same price will be
paid.
WINCHAM TANNING CO.
Wingbam, April 5th, 1892.
KEEP COOL.
Now that the warm weather is emnfgg you would
do well to keep In mind that I am propared to supple
,you with ice daring, the sunt;ner usatths, at low
rates. Also, wood delivered to any part of the town.
JOIN GRAY,
Shute, st., Win;ham.
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C®NSU11PTICN
�60 Cents on the' $
We have j u$t completed an
MME1�IL�U,
iGILIASE
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1000 PAIR ' 'U"Y LADIES' FINE SHOES
AT THE ABOVE PRICE.
These are ENTIRELY NEW GOODS, bought
Prom a firm which was overstocked. No old
Fashioned, shop-worn trash, but shoes fresh from
the maker's hands.
Such an opportunity may never come to you
igain. Secure your shoes early, as the purchase
was made at such a SACRIFICE PRICE and for
get cash, we must clear out every pair of this lot
.nside 30 days.
The goods have arrived and are now being
passed into stock. Prices tell wonderful things
of cheapness, and merit wins every time.
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NOAI 1E..,fO4c>K,
Ladies La Pere Kid Boot lbutton or lace,/ usual
price, $2.25, all at $1.40. .
The success of this Great CotCure is I
without a parallel in the history ofo medicine.
LADIES-DONGOLA OXFORD,usual price,$1.40,
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos-
itive guarantee, a test that no oth r cure can suc.
now 9 712 cents.
eessfally stand. That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enor tops expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle a into every home
Ladies Waterproof Grain Boot jaee or button,)
in the United States and Canada. If you have
usual price, $2.00, our price, $1.45..
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Croup,
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
A number of lines of Men's, Youth's, Boys' and
is sure. If you dread that insidious itsease
Conxnupption, on,, it. Ask your Druggist for
s
Childrens Shoes are included in this lot.
SHILOH'S CURE, Price to cts., go cts. and
$t.00. If your Lunggs are sore or Back lame,
Porous Price cts.
Remember we guarantee ever air of shoes
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we Shiloh's Plaster. sS
just as represented.
This is an unusual offer. Take advantage of it
-save money.
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WOOL, BUTTER, EGGS, Etc., all
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taken as cash,
Y E t•EOPL 'N .. COAD I
T. A. L LLS,
lOr PENN'k MINI 80E0.1...
Wingham.
CHIDIAN OFFICE, HAMILTON, OIYT i
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HOLSTEIN BULLS FOR Sabi
FOR t AYrE ,
Coal in Carotwl o1d1�1treCtt
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Lot No. J, and the E. 1� of Lot No. 7
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No inte>rimediste pi -6944
The underslgncif haq for trA16 on Let 10. Con. 4.
Tornberr,', four tborou',thbrurt olstem hulls, tans;•
hu., Owl n to is uroliths old. 1 he
11th Con, Turnberry-16 acres; 90 acres
cleared; well 'fenced; framo )louse alid
WrIttl idlr' *4006
abovententloned
ahtutals are All wall married 'dud regtxttlrld in the
CAu141411 siert stook. They MH bo nald eltoap and
other buildings; good orchard; oheap, telt
tttt5o. Apply
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