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Tea (lakes, ---011e cupof sour dream,
one cupof sugar, two eggs, two cups
(full) of flour, teaspoonful of soda.
Lemon llap,Tacics.—One pint of :milk,
;four eggs, juice of one lemon, flour to
make a light batter, pinch of soda.
Fry an diet lard. Sorve,tyitll sugar and
nu•
tuleg.
Cider Cake.—One cup of sugar, Half
cup of better, one egg well beaten, one
large cup of cider, one teaspoonful of
soda, flour sufficient to make it as thick
as pound cake. Qne cup cf raisins can
be added if desired.
Potato Pujle.--r'wo scups of, cold,
mashed potatoes ; stir in this one table-
spoonful ofmelted butter, two well
beaten eggs, and one cup of milk or
cream. Pour into a deep dish, and bake
ill a quick oven.
ruffs. —Two eggs, twocupsof milk, two
cups of flour and'a little salt. Pour in-
to hot roll pans and bake in a quick
oven. Fill the pans about ball full.
Jreuclt %ocf Cake.—Two cups sugar,
Ralf cup butter, half cup. of.sweet milk,'
teaspoonful of soda, tap of cream tar-
tar, three eggs, three cups flour ; flavor
with lepton. •.
Fried Jlille Toast.—Dila slices of
bread in milk, wetting both sadee; have
some butter in a hot frying pan and fry
the iaread a delicate brown, Will rel-
ish for tea.
Fried Apples.—Quftl;ter • tart apples
without peeling; • have some nice salt
pork frying, or butter if preferred, and
lay the apples close together,, skin side
down ; cover till well steamed ; then un-
cover and brown both sides, turning
and watching closely to prevent burn-
ing.
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BANQUET TO '1'LIE. f ON.• .MR.
. LANGE YIN.
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al1•ER POUR IIUNDaED REPRESENTATI E
v.
MEN ASSEMBLE TO DO IIIM HONOR
Quebec, May 5.—The dinner tender-
ed to 1'ir. Lange vin last night by his poli
tical friends in this city was largely at-
tended, about 400 guests sitting down
to 'dinner. 'Amen. 'the- prou1, ne it
guests present, at the dinner were Sir
;liile`y, tonin thaw;] ens e -'Bowes];
Hon. A. P. Carom, $on: Speak; i, Blab=
Chet, Hon. John O'Connor, Hon J. A.
Rousseau, Hon: J: A. Chapleau,; Hon. '
Hector Faber, Hon. R.. O. Loranger,
S. J. Dawson, M. P., ,A,lgonia; Hon.
Dr. Ross, Hon. W. .W. Lynch,. Hon.
Dr. Fortin, and others, The 'dinner
was in every respect a first-class one
--being given by the Russell Hotel,
Company in their ,best style, The
room was .decorated. with mottoes and
flowers. Ladies were admitted to the:
I;alieries; After the -usual loyal toasts
had been duly honored, the:. chairman,
TIo1. P. Garneau, • proposed the 'toast
of the guest, Hon. Hector• Langevin.
Mr. Langevia spoke over, an hour in
reply.
Professional and other Cards,
W. E, CARTWRIOI T
Summit Dower,
Graduate of the Royal
_-� College of Dental sur -
geeing of Ontario, has
opened rooms in Vie.
K 3toria Block, Albert St.
Chilton whore he will
be constantly in atten-
dance, and prepared to
perform every opera•
tion in connection with
Dentistry,
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Clinton, April 81, 1880.
DR. REEVE. Office, Rattenhury Street, Inimedi.
atel • behind: Itansford's hook store. Residence
opposite the Temperance hail, Burma Street, Uflica
hours from 8 a.m. to 0p. in.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881. 7.3'
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U. DowSLEY, M. D., M. R. C. S. England,
Physician, Surgeon, Sc. Office and residence
next Nelson's Bank, market square,
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881. 1-y
J�S: JEROME, Licentiate of Dental Surgery will
visit Blyth on each and every month, from the
tenth until the fourteenth, when he will benumb happy
to wait upon all those that may favor hint withtheir
patronage. All operations performed in the most
skillful manner.
Blyth, Dee. 17, 18S0.
AH.'MANNING, Attorney, Solicitor, Conveyancer
Se. -Beaver Block, Albert Street, Clinton, Ont.
Money .to lend at lowest interest, Private Funds,
Agent for some of the best Insurance Companies. 40y
EO. A. WATSON, Attorney -at -Law, Solicitor in
Chancery,, Notary Public, Conveyancer, 5.c.,
C isms, visite Blyth every Tuesday, MONEY TO
LOAN AT 0 P151 CENT.
Oliuton, Jan. 14, 1881. . 1-y
rj1ISDALE a GALE, Bankers, Albert street, Clinton,
1 Ont., do a general banking business. Sale notes
height at low rates. Your Patronage solicited. '
Clinton, Feb. 18, 1881. ].•y.
�ONEY CAMPBELL, Practical Barber and Iiair-
Dresser, begs to return thanks to the public for
past patronage, and solicits a continuance of eustom,
past
Parlor iu old Express Office, Iiuron-st., Clinton;
"[TARRY FISHER, Professional: Barber, Tonsoria
11
Artpt, Cranium lianipulator, ,Facial Operator
and Capillary Abridger --next door to Commercial
hotel, Clinton, Ont • ZD• Your patron:age solicited,•_
TAMES IIOWSON Licensed Auctioneer for the
County of Huron. Sales attended at reasonable
rates. '
- Clinton, Jan, •14th 1881.
DROP. SALTER; Clinton, Ont„ teaches music in
1 all its branches. auisical science arid harmony
e, pecialty. Careful attention given" to young begin.
nen. ; also the most approved vocal training for
strengthening and develelping the voice Is given when
desired without extra chharge. Pupils attended at
their own residences if required. Charges. moderato.
Clinton; Feb. 18th, 1851. .
S. FOWLEl & SON
For the IIEST VIOLIN STRING in Town, CLOCKS;
WATCHES,. JEWELRY and SILVER PLATE.
C1100.10,. , -- . Ontario..
'-"=" .":4411AKIrtillitirilFN;
ADVERTISING.—TO, advertise jadici
vasty is the secret of suooess iri adver-
tising. To get an. advertisement pub
fished at a low figure -as any one will
in a'paper having a small'circulation- •
-
uiay be considered '°cheap" but, it is not
judicious advertising. •Tihere is• no re-
turn from it. And it is on that account,_
some people,' who have tried that plan,
will say, " Oh Advertising is no good."
The fault is with themselves. • Had they.
.advertised judiciously ;.had the 'select-
ed
, Y
e,i an advertising.' medium that would
reach the whole community, and made
use of that medium continuously In pias-•
ink their seasonable aunoinncurents' be
fore the public, they would find a return
for their outlay. We know of • houses
that have stopped advertising because,"
(only putting in a notice now and again)
they thought "it did not .pay," ` The re-
. suit is that their business has fallen
away completely. `Ott the other hand
merchants who aclvertif3e lilieraily and
udi us1
..� •1 Cao y find increase lcrease of customers
and a growing business, and will ,tel-
. you that the looney expended in adver-
tising is capital placed to advantage.
The fly -sheet and circular plan is a
poor way to advertise.. It only serves
momentary purpose, .,and is destroyed
as soon as looked at. The faulily news-
paper is preserved and is read over arid•
over again and while the circular only
reaches connparativly few people, on the
special occasion on which it is sent out, •
the legitimate newspaper reacltct;all,and
thc'advertisement,appearing Continuous-
ly is known to and read by all. Itis. the
only thorough means by 'which the at-
tention of the advertiser is successfully'
accomplished.
. T9) PUBLIC SPEAKERS
Public speakers and singers who
would possess a clear voice, freedom
from hoarseness and sore throat should
use Hagyard's Pectoral balsam; a safe,
pleasant and certain dealer. for the
throat and lungs; it speedily breaks,
up a cold and cures all pulmot'tary scan'+
p•• aints, that so often least to incurable
CoasamptiOn. •
' A-tCTIuNEPn;::lhaid; Loan and 'insurance.' agent;
Blyth, Sales attended in towri'nnd country, on
reasonable teens. ,A•list of farms and village lots for
Sale. Money to loan on real estate at low nates of in-
terest. 'Insurance effected on all classes of .property.
Notes and debts collected,. Goody appraised, and sold
on commission. Bankrupt stocks bought and sold.
Myth, ..pec. 10, 18e0. •
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CjLIVrOA Lodge; No. 84r. A: , F. 4. A M., meets
, erer5 •Frldav, on •or. after the full" moon. Visit.
h,gbrethri:n cordially invited, •
A. STRATTON; w. u. J. MteW1IfRTER, SEC.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1561. . . 1•v
'A/rONEYtolend in' large or small suits, on good
J.Vl nertgabes sir personel security; tat' the lowott
current rates :II, ,I/ALE,.lluionStreet Clinton;',
Clinton, Feb.'25,•18b1.'' •
... L•Iy.
T O..L No;.710, meets2n(0londay ih end) month,
1J. In 13tddleaombe's Hall. Visiting,brethren tor-
dially invited
J. HAMNER,. w. M, R.NEWMARCII, Snot.
Clinton, Jan. 14, 1881. 1•y.
THE MOLSON'S: B,4NK,
Incorporated by Act of parliament, 1855.
Capital, $2,000;000. Rest, $l40,000:,
HEAD OFFICE, • - li1ONTREAL,
THOMASWOR1tit1N, President. .
J; IL 13 MOL,ONT, Vice.President..•
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TO\ THOMAS,General Manager.,
F. 110LiLLtS Ge le g ,
'Collections made, Drafts Issued,:::Sterling and
American eeelueb
a bought and sold, and notes
dis-
counted at the lowest currcntrtog. lntcicstuio'wed
on deposits • c M. LOL'GIH, Manager, ,
nitoton, Feb; 10th,, 1881. CLINTON.
A. Si. FISHER.
:$50,0.00: to Lend at 6,1, per Cent.
With extra priviliges to borrower. -
Agent for the old Lancashire Instrranee Co., Eng,
Land, Capital Fifteen Million Dollars (515,050,000.)
Agent fpr first-class fire proof safes -manufactured.
bYGoldie SMcCullouh, Galt.
Segond liandsafes taken inExchange
Clinton, Feb. 18, 1881. 1-y. .
INTEREST REDUCED. -
Boot ani; Shoe faking,
MR. H. E3EAOOM
Wishes to inform the inhabitants of Clin-
ton and -vicinity that he is prepared to' do
all kinds of
Choe Making & Repairing
On the shortest possible notice, and on
THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
New leather and ,first-class works, '
. GIVE HIM A -CALL,
l5Ince of I3usines8=1 ounteastle's
old Stand. •
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Clinton, April 29th, 1881,
Money on first-class tarot Security and on favorable=
terms to borrowers, can he had
At' 6- per 'cent. per :Annum.
,• Apply to '
C: A. HARTT,
Attorney.
Clinton, May 5,.1ssr.
CLI NT014- ':
Pump Factory
TIIE undorsietled bogs to nnnounec to the Inhabi-
tants of Clinton and surrounding Townships that
lie has,i3E•I"ITTED the above estahllehment, and is
now prepared to Manufacture ail kinds of
Well and Cistern. Pumps,
CISTERNS and TARNS, on the Aborted' possible,.
notice. flaving on hand a very heavy stork, we ate
nonfluent of giving good gatlsfaett0n in every enio.
CHARMS ,MODERATE. Orders by mail promptly
attended.to, MT Your patronage solicited.
J O HN ROSS.
UNEON OHL/RN,
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
Wholesale and Retail:
Four Sizes. Don't fail to See Them.
R M. 'RA CE'Y, •
,Iron and Hardware Merchant Clinton.
SEEDS.
0881 SEEDS.
My stock of Seeds for 1881, in
Field, Garden and Flower Seeds,
Is cotiiplete-all Nov, Fresh' and Reliable, and
will'besold at lowest•priees. .
Clover•Seed, extra Inc,i. 'Timothy Seed, prime..
FLAX, . TAMES, , BUCKWHEAT,
4.. MILLET, • ORCHARD, IIIJNGAILIAN.
ifTr.S1,cutal attention has boon given to :the scloe.
tion of all kinds of. Swede Turnips, Mangel. Wurzels,
Mamnuith, large red ; Norbiton Giant, • Large Red,
Champion Bpterinediiate-Carrot Seed, all varieties.
Garnets. Seeds ' : Garden -Seed's 2
- HARDWARE. '
Builder? Supplies at ' Special Low.
Prices. ..
Barb 'Barb
1 l
FE\CE . '�• FENCE
WIRE f WIRE
Paints,Glass, Oils) &c.
S DAVIS, Plitenix Block,'Clinton
v.
,s
Xtil
1!) ffl
15oz‘ o it Year 40� -.
JONNSTON'S
SARSAPARILLA
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LIM Pf COMPLAM , DYSPBPVII
And for Purifying the Blood.
1t has been in use for 20 years, and h„ s
proved to be the best preparation hi the.
ria: ket•for SICK HEADACHE. PAIN IN
THE SIDE OR BACK LIVER COM.
PLAINT, PIMPLES ON'11IIE FACE, DYS-
•'a I.1'61A. PILES, and all Diseases that
arise from a Disordered Liver or an Im•
pure blood: Thousands of our best people
take it and give it to theirchtldren. Pity. •
sicians pretcribo It daily. Thoso who' use
it once recommend it to others,
1t is made from Yellow Dock; Ilondu•
ras Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry; Stillingta,
Dandelion Sassafras, Wintergreen, and
other y011—:flown valuable Roots and
herbs. 1t is strictly vegetable. and can.
not Intrt tho snort delicate constitution,
It is ono of the best medicines, an use
for r „ ul^ tuns the Bowels..
It is sold by all responsible druggists
at ono dollar for a quart bottle, or six
bottles for five dollars. • •
thus medicine fromtthei dr ugggisttlMayt
send Us ono, dollar, and the wihl dellvor it
to them of •:
1N. JOfaceEN3T0 Jany le 00., li!assfacturcharges. m
AMHERSTDU'RG, ONTARIO,
A
7. s p 3TssHt1�ON Rr.co>sn will
[ne sent tol any address, pot;-
nage freta, for the butane
of the year, for only 75f .
t Cents. Subscribe now.
1T' A low collies with our Now'
Story ("The Arundel 1/utto ") loft, one
of the best Stories ever published. If
you satliscribe -2tow you will get Elie Story
frena the begiiyting--allfor 764
Thos. Stevenson
UNDERTAKER,
- 1.50 DEALER l'
FURNITURE..
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A- Special Discount Salle.
.FOR 30 DAYS. .
NEW FURNITURE ARiIViNG,
andnaore expected., -also, ss fine lot or new
Collins,. Shrouds, 44 .Undertaking_
Goods. '
Conic and see, In
RACEY'S OLD STAND
Lately occupied by Shepherd and. Cooper,
Albert Street, Clinton,
HALLOO!
Where Are You Going
I ani going to
D Car tcloies
GROCERY. AND
Provision St•ore
Opposite Fair's -
It pays rile to yet rymy Groceries there ; the
goods ore so-elieful), and the gualit,y -
s A 11 'o. 1 / 11To Old Goods ;
• :all view-• and; fres1t t ,
IM"Idis Sugars, Teas, - Coffees,
Prunes, Raisins, Currants; . Boneless
Codfish, . Gold Flake. and Fine Out
Chewing Tobaccos, . r;annot be excelled. '
Seine: 'new -designs. in -'C,rockery -and
Glassware, Wooden Ware, and in fact
:eyelythingyouu
APPLES •35 GENTS, PER, BAC.
Farm Produce taken in exchange ' .
D. C ANTELON.•
CLINTON.
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GREAT.
Clearing Sale
Glass. Setts from
/J1c. to $1.011.
Celery Glasses.
Fruit Boasts, with
.French, Elva a,
Berlin; cum,paet
Butter Dishes and
individuall But.
terra •
Cabinet Naples:: -
,Goblets, . 1 -'-
Tumrblers •
if C.,
alt very
CHEAP
• le clear oirt the
. Stock...
LAMPS
,complete, large''
,1
0(
a
,1
. each.
tla'
A Full Assert-
00-ent-Of Groceries,
Fruits, .8c. •
Coarse 1lemtlne
5 lb. ring Mack-
erel, splendid.
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g V
sx.sTx
SalIWor
These Works are now in full opera-
tion, and the undersigned are enabled
to Offer any grade of
Salt of Finest- Quality forSale
The necessity of Salt for -
AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES
Ts now so fully established that every
farmer will neglect his own interest
who failsto use about .five toss atnnu
ally.
This Trade will receive our best'
attention. '
Cordiknod, Mtn Stave Bolts and
Basswood, delivered at the Works, for
which Cash will be paid. ' •
Gray1 Young
4rand
CLEARING
ZE'
-•AT- ,
S. MORLEY'8
CHEAP STORE
(Carson's Block.)
Great Inducements in
7TAT S •
Splendid Suits from $10.00
Upwards.
Boots and Shoes;
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Coma one, come all ! and secure
BA-RGAINS n .
S MORLE`.
A Household - Word !
T. 000per's
GROCERY
Iles becote a Household :\Vont as. the
BEST and CHEAPES:T,pluco fin ;
Groceries, -
Flour, .
Feed, Crockery,
• Glassware,
chs., &c. -
A., SPECIALTY IN -
en a
'Cita; paid for Eggs-`-Farui. Pro-
duce taken in exchange
TIROS. COOPER, •'
Corner Albert and, Battenbury Sts.,'
CLINTON. ONT.
IS•COMING.
' MBE many invitations that we are tees:. `•:g from
1 our numerous customers, and the fair share of
Pubile patronage that we have received in the past,
has induced us again. to obtain the 'necessary - quail*
eaations'to bring out before theipublic, OA good samples
Fresh and
Genuine
STAPLE
As Was over of
v s o e b oro' offered is t1 ila section of coon
and at prices that will ensure's continuance 0
favors bestowed on us IOW). past. • In our
9 Gent.;S"Ugar,:
We' have made a specialty,. which will be fennel ohr
examination, cannot bo beat in this spurt of tlic
Dominion. WC keep the
E TRAL ECC DEP
C.M GG 0
IN CLINTON,
and consequently con afford to pity .the very IIIGII-
EST PRICE, either in.
Cash or Trade.
N. B.—We are receiving DIRECT
IMPORTATIONS of CROCKERY' atilt
GLASSWARE,. in New' Designs, ex:
aetly suited to tbe•niants,of the people,
And :caimot' fail to give satisfectiol
both as to Quality •and Price. •
Inspection Cordially Solileiteth
ltemombr tho pibco-
Sheppard's Old Stand, -/Thein
Street Clinton.
WM MOOR]1 I.
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Trepticlor
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