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Lace pins are much worn.
Wide reel ribbon is worn for .sashes.
Cascades of lace form the prettiest ties
The latest artificiai roses have therus.
Large - bonnets are very simply
_ttionie d-
Ginghaws, are very fashionable this
Beason,
Solid colors are west fashionable
hosiery.
Party -dresses are trio nied•with many
flounces of lace.
I ne11 lustre, and old-fashioned silky 1 ;
fabric, is revived.
The favorite hat of the season for
children, is the gipsy.
Tiny boots, with little gilt spurs,. are
the latest caprice.
-Stylish summer silks Colne ill clime
stripes and checks.
Shirred -belted waists are fashionable
for summer • dresses. •
The Byron collar is of embroidery
laid over bright ribbon.
Blue and bottle green are fashionable
colors for riding .habits.
' Cream whiu satin surah is a fashion
Able. ulaterial•for wl ate. dresses.' •
.d„ Black silk stockings are worn with
• Oxford ties on the street.
enjoy, We cordially recowancnd 'tbelit
to the confidence and the patronage elf
the public; we advise thew to com-
municate with the Company at itshead-
quarters in New 'York, and look over
their circular and price list. -Tl i Ztt-
deponcteYtt.
Tru GREAT TRII»wii of the 19th
century is the great medical climax
Bents. is B160013 BITTERS, cures all dis-
eases .of the bloody, liver and kidneys,
nervous and general debility;,and is the
purest and best tonio in the world.
Ct'flpes.of blank Spanish laee•requite
no white lace at the throat.
Claret, olive brown and seal brown.
straw bats are worn for travelling.
Cord t(cesel ant fringe lutist match
• the dresses with ,whielh they are worn
Seine of the evening 'bonnets are lit-
. .tie more than big bows with long strings.
The prettiest. imported mull dresses'
are trimmed with small tucks- and lace:
White muslin shirts, to .be worn
with walking suits; 'are, milled to the
waist. .
Elegant embroideries for trimming
evening clresseS. are, wrought in white
• silk on soft white sural. •
19 rrefinnIRu
Every Friday iday Morning,
At the nt}ic0 Victoria Block, (near the Post. Office)
CLINTON, ONTARIO,
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Onstage free) for 61 .25 if laid in tun glue • $1.50 if
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JOB PRINTING.-- Book"and Job Printing of .every
description executed with neatness and despatcli, on
the shortest possible lotto(. Orders by nihil itruntlit-
ly attended to, Charges moderate.
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VALWABLB
YiUl a Lets for Ile,
IN BYT H.
1. Part of Lot No. S, Sleek "A," Rueou Street, Mu-
eon0wll's survey. This lot is in the centre of the
business fart of tlta Ttllru,stnd hiu ..fronttli;e-enough
for three stores
2. Part Nos. Two and Three, (luocu Street, Drutn-
mond'ssurvey--very conveniently situated.
3. Lots No, 11 and 12, Block "0,"'McConnell's sur-
vey --very suitable, On which to {trout private resi-
dences.
TEEMS EASY.
For further particular's, apply to
or to the 0. FLOUDY, Blyth.
RECORD OFFICE, Clinton
CII111tell !iii RECTORY.
$1,000 FORFEIT
hnntix Cancer Cure Depot,
Coatieook, P. (t., (Jammu.
ANGER OUR
Canada Methodist. --Sort tees at 10 30 a; in. and
6'•3011. in. Sabbath Sehoal at 2.30 p. 10. REE. W)1.
SieD01AOtr Pastor,
Canada Pteabytcriau -- Services at 11 a iii and 6;30
p. in, Sabbath SehQOl, 2,30 p. m. rev,. 54as, Simi!.
ARA Pastor. " .
St, ,pail's (Episeop 1), -•Services oo 11 a, • in. and •7
p. is. Sabbath Scholl. and fhb!(. Class, 3 p. in. BIW.
W Came, hector.
Silas ('hristian-S9rvices el 10,20 it. ai. well 0.30
p, ln. habliitth Snhool, 2.80 hi. 01. lfsv, it.• Thenar,
Pastor. . .
Baptist Chur l0 Service at 10.30 a.m. and 0.30 p.m.
Sabbtttit School, 2,20p. nl. lfwy. J. GRAY, I'08i;or,
TRAVELLING GUIDE.
Jail >e.tivery.
Imam. PRISONERS SUCCEED IN PASSING
DOWN AND, (tri"'o] T}IE 4QRRo\TQ
BAS'PILL.
Toronto, ..JulyJ. Williatn, slices.
• c,Sq ankh" •i!I•it( !hell, , jibe,: Jacobs add
John! Ailtlerso'li;, 'three mem awaiting"
trial in Toronto jail on charges of -bur-
glary; ekcaped at an early` hour this -
morning. Before gaining the • .open
air tliey.had to pick six locks, and the
strangest P
ar=t of .the affair is, that,they.,
had to- pass a guard stationed at their
corridor 'door, One of the guards. was
awak end at two• this morning by • hear-
ing.a noise in the baserhent.'• On ping.
down he found tthe'lloor leading to the
'b'ack...yard • open. ,'It .was quickly•
' learned . who •had escaped,'••• and . the
neighborhood was scoured, but without:
.fining the bird " The city, police were
notified, and-;tiesoriptious• of the. men
telegraphed: all. ,,over • the country, - A
. stout piece of •wire, w.a4"found at the,
•- basement door and a thinner; piece in
one of tlie cells... Mitchell' and Jacobs
are. 1'oi'onto• men, -and it is thought by
. the police that they have `nnit left the
• • eity.' On 'the 2,1st of March the dry
gootlsstore ,of'13(<ruaid�t Suuua'ers,; Z�wg
street, was burglarized and a.quantity.
of'eloth taken.' The cloth 'Was after-,
warddtraced to these prisoners. 'And-
erson was arrested while.trying 440 Wet
an entrance . to Slnlps.;n'S dry ._goods
.st'ore, Yonge• street, by- way• of .a sky-
• light.. His, captors ha(d a very severe
struggle' on the roof .before he was sub-
dued. Very .little is known about Biel
as•lie is lately out from Scotland.:••;..
'Grand Trunk
EAST. ••
Peas: , • 11x11 s. Mixed:. • Mixed,
Goderiele..L' •7.00a m..12.05 p ..315pin,.0.04) a 01
holm"svillo , 7.20 " ...12.30 " ..3 50 " :0.40 "
Clinton . ., 7.30 •" ..12.45 " ..415.: 10.00 "
Setafortii .. 7.50. `r 1.10 " -4.4n ". 1015a '(
Dullhi .'..8.03 " .. 1 20 " ..5 .10 "•• 11',''(" •
llitcholl ,515 " 145., -0,35 . 1155 "
soliringrille.. 8.35' "' . 2:08 ( ..010 " 12.8511111
Stratford.. Ar8,45 " .• 2-15 " ,.6 30 " . ' 1.00
W EST.
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• Pass Ops Zinged Mixed.
Striitferd:. Lv 1.20 p in -7;20 p 01.".7.00-0 In ..3 3 p 10
Sobrinry llo.. 1.30 " ..8405 30 ,, ..4 16 .4
Alitiltell' .,..1 Flu '
._8.35 " 01, .-...4 11
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Dublin ..1U0 " .:8.4o' .515 "5143"
Selfforth 17 ' ..8.05 " _0,10 (' ..5,40 "
.Clinton2.40 ' ..9a5 ",, 1U 00 " ..0.15 • "
llolmcsvilla ` 2.00 ';' ..9,25 " 10 yl " .0.3.5 .'M •
Gedenicll..Ar3,15..9.50 " ' 11.00 .7.15
u without tae use of the Knife.
The only Permanent Cure in the World.
For particulars enclose two 3 cent stamps to S. 0.•
5541T41; Coaticook, P. Q., Canada. ..
iter highest references.
CFRES SWIFT ANII' CERTAIN.
Any paper (nut publish the above for 25 a year, with
this note and paper regularly.
R
owu Pruper�cs
FOR SALE.
GOOD BARGAINS.
1
CLINTON
age Works..
H. OANTELON
MANUFATI; Iu>JR
PROPRIETOR,
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BUGGIES, CUTTERS, TERS,, WAGONS, S ELGHS, &C r
-.TT;IYmat AND MINGLES 'taken in exchange. (live aw a call' and I will giv
you plWeO. that cannot be beaten in the County. J g. Repairing and ]Ierseshoeing(done
with despatch.
1 That first -(lass lhrnt on the 11)11011 load, near
Ilarpm)lo', Lot 33, in tho first conees'ion of
Meg lMop, 101 lures, (90 cleared) adjoining the pro-
perty of, L. Moyer, Esq. Log and Frame house, Fargo
Lamin Barn,good 'Orchard, &c.' Apply to Ili', 11'11.
WiIITELY, Iiuro1 Road, Tuukorsinoth--Or to the
undersign ed.
0 Lot 29, 'in the TWo1Ith' Concession of Godorieh
Township, near Ilohuosville,-80 acres,. about 40
: 'cleared, balance well timbered. !•'11144)0 house, acid
stable. Well suited for a dairy or grazing farm. Only
8200 required down; or would bo exchanged 'ed for Town
property. Apply to Mr. E. mouliTuAsTLE, .myth,
or to the undersigned •
111c valuable Ilotol property on 1'totOrla Street,
f) Clinton, k)le*n as Lane's Hotel, now occupled'•
by Mr. George Knox, comprising 0 largo hotel build-
ing, driving shed; four choice Town lots, &o •
,,i{ That elegant two story Salim dwelling -house on,
#, Huron Street; Clinton formerly huki by J. C.
Miller, now 04410nled by Mr. John P: Martin
The conlfort3ble frame cottage on North Street,
f).. which belonged, to the late John Pugh, MA'
.noc.
-copied by \ir. John nailer -with two 1•(rgo lots,' good
garden, .'lo -neat the Flax Mill.
Jubilee . Organs.
There are : makers who seek to earn
And fix a reputation for.first=class work
which shall be for all time. Among
' these May be noted the Men(lelssobn
Piano Company, malnufacturers'of the
popular.Jubilae Organs, which are rap-
idly•becoming known, and which do not,
fail to hold - every inch: of •gronid they
°neeoccupy.
So 'thorough is the inspection of the
various parts, and of the whole, that
, 'vh.en an instrument goes out of the
house a guarantee for five years -long
. ' enough '4.o break down. and wear out,
'two common . organs= -is given the pur-
chaser. • The Jubilee Organ is win,'
eptly an organ for the people.. --•-Louis-
':vibe, gy. Cervzerciyttll • •
1 -laving bad occasion to. purchase
organs. of this Company fox aur own
personal friends, and having found them
to 'lie all that was claimed for thew
after years of thorough trial, -and having'
repeatedly visited their factory h1 New
Fork City, we are prepared to assert,
trent our own knowledge of the mann-
facturers. and there • Organ, that their
'work is not excelled byany manufac-
ture. now in the market.
In short, the Mendelssohtl Piano
Company's instrumentsare eminently
the peoples organs, and are :worthy of
enviable reputation as they so certainly
Great Western..
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Iiy do 1 tu9(.. , 50; " 2.30 ' .....6.35
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Ildertoln . 8.05 .' , 40, ( ..6 52 "
13ru(•nn . 8 15 " 3 00 " ..7 03 r'
(!laudeboye, 8,20 " 3.11 "
Centralia.:. 8.40 " 395 "
Txuter.. •. 8.08 " ...3.38.
Iil,ilsall 9.05 ''
iCippe❑ 911 .` 3:7
Eruu•held... '0.21 " -4,07
Clinton;..., , 9.39 " 4.2,3 '
Londesborough 9.583, ".4 `41
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111y•th:: 10.436 .
Sulgrave 10.94. " -5.06. "
-Witti;haus..' 10.40 ' 5 25
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rhe good Frame cottage'and .large; lot No, 1)03,
• }, on : Erie • Street, Clinton. Tho. hot is near the•
junction of the two : railways, and •tuay' horcattcr be
valuable as a factory site, .
t0Ii Also oth(tr.lots and buildings for sale, Apply
• t( f . H ALE :
(,1h)t0n, :April ll; 1321, ■ y . ' Huron bty, Clinton
F
•
olin Smit
h.
MERCHANT TAILOR
i1. C Aa`4 ELON
PHOTOGRAPk1ER,
. Beaver Block, ..
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LATEST 8TYL
!NEST F.IN/SH, ! .S
FINEST
�.FLMNITURE.I.1' -- FURNITURE!!. i
' o -_
Clinton.Furniture W
are -Rooms, No. 77 Brick Block.,
• Express Egpress
\l ingbal t ., 7 00 a m ... 2';,, pram.. d.0 ,6 pi,n
Ileigral . . 7' 18 313 .6 38
1311.4415.. 7 8 J 28 0 55' 'a
Londesborough 7 44 " 3 36 . , 7 04 "
Clinton ' . '8 02 " .. .8 54 1.24
nruoeleid:. 8 90 " .4 07 98 "
Kippon & 30 " . 4 15 r 50 v
f lcnsall... . 8 311' 'I v 4.190 8 06 . "
Exeter882 .4 31 ...8 25 "
Centridia..• •• .. 0 02 "' .4 4 r ' ...8 4 j •i,
Clandemye 010" . 4004 < -•• 903 „
Brecon .927 ,t
Ilderton • 9'38 " ,...813 " ...935' .
Ettrick - • . 9 47
Ilydc Park .. 9 50 " :.5 26 " , . 10 00"
London .:1005 ` ...5 35 " .. 1010
BLYTH SAW �Pf1LL.:
GOSMAN_& DOoDDS1r
Are now prepared to do .all kinds' of win the
line. Having. put in a• grain (rusher, we are 'able
to de chopping at any time and on the shortest notice. ...GOVAN .f•, DObDS.
Birth nee. 17 1880. -. 32tt.
AND
fit
ut
�Or
7
G�
(Oaisian's Block) .. .
Ears for thee' Miiiio n. .
Fon I'i><oo'S Blilsaili •of Shark's
Oil,
PositiI el?J 11?estot'e8 tate 'fearing, 'Hutt
the On(j Absolute •Caul e for Deaf3tess
Ii'130Wf.' .
Tits Ott is o:ctractc(l.froni iiifoculier species of small
WHITS 81141)11, caught. in the Yellow sea, known as
Car(harOde.8 J2ondcletii. •Ty4ty Chinese lshernlau
kno08 it. Its virtues 118.)1 restoriative'of hearing were
diseevcred by a Buddhist Priest about the year 1410.
Its cures were 00 11/014010014 and 118x1 se 411 emssoi,'
SilitAouOgt's that the remedy 1ra80110`11411} ,1lOelaimed
over the entire Empire. Ito nae heuune to 0100ersal
that for (Vain 300 11111444 so 1)oAr oro8 (14444 11x18980
Altol0 5)4144 0144)41144411,1.c(1001. Sent, charges pi:paid, to
any address, at 31 per" ionic.
Only Imported by •
; .1 AVi Tt R CO.
•
440LE AOIi1T8 440A ASI9SitICA.. 1 7. I)ey 8t., New York
•
Its virates'ar0 )41153te,410104eand its curative Mar.
deter absolute, as rho 'writer (ala ylgranuall3 testify,
boih,front'ea5ierience 4)4)12 ebselw0ti(ur. •
Among the twiny readers •qf tihe 110110W in one part
and another of tbo'country, it is probable that 101141•
11014 aro laded with deafness, and to 811(11 it may iso
said 1 "Write at once to liayleck & Co 7 My Street,
New ill receive by re-
turn are)1,0417' enclosing
tltt w'11 citable' yollwto Bear like nap
bony else, end whose cgrative effects will be perma-
nent. 'You. will never regret doing' so." --Editor of
New Pork .ilorc((ntile )le4lelo, Srrt, 23 '1350.
��lrble Works
Glide
iIURON STREE'r,.:C .INION.
141. r ;,
Aiaiiiifitetiiter of end. (nosier in all kinds 01
Marble & Granite. for :Cemetery
Work, tit figures that Clef; oompetitiou.
Also mannfacturer of the,"Uilebrase1
,(iILTII'ICTAL 5102455., tor.J3niltlin; pur-
poses mid Ci iuetery Work, Which must
be seen to be iippr(aci,tted.-All work
Warranted to give satisfaction.
Q- • ,
Owhlg to the increase of business during the past year,
Oto doiluieiuoas;as formerly, '
Have taken out a new (case of No. i7, and will continue
•
the present time as Rue a• stock of Furniture as was ever. on exhibition n t`il'e n pec•Tkia ,
\l'o hwyo on knurl at ]
which we ice scrl ht a gory SihAt.1I AU Ot)1)6 ON ('USM � NsY.than cairn be obtained elsewhere, Goods,.
pared to give our Custonrurs BL:1"rElt GOODS for I,LS�S;�AIeUi/�G
'
ALL DS WARRANTED. RANTE.Dr -f
P. ager .. " , ' A. IREl%1NEI T,.Sa'1esutaIt • .
. tar' i)on't miss the 1piece-No. 77'13riek.S1eek, telt.
. 1
ClintonAKE
country
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(1 Rtll lel
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et and 1
l leant
:ie .•
• the.
iuha
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begs� • t Ottlr
1L1
rr 440
(
he
hos engagu(l
h(" has engaged tllG ;:erl�icc s of cute of tll� bl,st bakers iu. the 'DOM -RA n, and
that ,
keep. , rmistilnti U11.1itLll(1 th(:'1 r'ti('9t and b(+st lls.Qiel+tznint of cnlu.s in tolyn • t
the p y
tit}hn u'ulLlly kept in i first-class bakery, utclllulzes•by at,lct'attentlrsn o
to nitrit.a•lidr share of lnatrouage. •..
R` WHITE AND: ;B OW'N .BREAD
• l • ,• >„ b' convinced; Delivered dail,y'to al) parts
Is of tL Rnperior. qualitlr.,. Cru u It a trill! and u
use ` R Cati(lies Sze.' always on hand: Wedding Cul.es. L 4)40(1-
- Own.. Bans, 13i. Cult -,.. , , I
r L ,131 ,
Of thi, t., L l . ,
alty-iced and tilial11eiite(l+izt•tlie latest style and design,' . (rife 2110 15 -.cult.
•
Clint on, .April '28, 1881. •
Harness, Light,
TEAS . ! :.TEAS I T
GREAT 1 ➢3MICTIt➢NS . Ilii TEAS.
-AND.-..= • ,
Harness Hecwy1
Can always be; had at the LO W EST
..:: RATES, at ..
NEWTON.-& DENNIS'.
also a Large Stook of•.
. .r
Neuer Such Good !faille : as. at the Present : Time.
e.
i.,I•
New season, iull'fllay.r, 'Y0un;; HY8on, '50 ecntg. ' -i. a '
7\ewsuits(!,Spiint, -Sprint, Japan, (lilty::.pielciug)' G(),cult s
• . Ne's beaso}I, Black Tea{Uon„ou) 50 00 .
' New season, Lngllali'• BIC kfabt, (i0 cent'(.
New' season • Smelling, ..Congoit, OYmLna
,e Pekoe., Fongtai, ..hs0U1, . l' onios$a.. .:
N'ew stock just Received, and put up in 6 Ib. Caddies, at City Prices, • Liberal.disl
• count to dealers. e
S.
ALLISE•R & CO'., 99 BRICK.BLOCK, CLINTON'.-.
,. r
Si Palliser, •. ' T. I1 lute.
which will be -sold CHEAT.'.
We are giving Special Bargains in.
Trunks and Valises. $)ur stock is very
much enlarged this . Spring. in all the
above lines, All we ask is for the pub"
lie to eall and inspect our stock and be
convinced that we are selling Cheaper
than ever before known. We have al-
ways made Light Harness a specialty,'
and warrant all Collars.•
To the Electors of .the County of Huron.
TV-ITOHEL1S ITARNE S S DEPOT
'is the best and elioapost place in the county to buy your • t i
LIGHT.AND• HEAVY HARNESS,
"4 hi11s, Trunks, Valises, ..c.
GREAT I3A.R�`AINS'IN BOOTS ANDSHOES.
NEWTON'S; 'DENNIS,
• 1Cu Invite your inspection and very eordally soliclt your patronage.
JAMES TIVLTCULI.L3 Victoria. 'Block, : Clinton, --Ontario.
WATTS'& CO.
CHEMISTS' AND DRUGGISTS,
.'IIOJ'Y'TJtEIL. TELE OR.OPH OFFICE,
T C L I IN T O IN , O N.T• ,
ALBERT aTRI~E ,
P •
--DEAIill'
Dye Stuffs, et'umerg, Genuine Patent Medicines.,
Pure Drugs, � � PrDrtl gists.
Horse and Cattle, Medicines, and all'Articles Generally sold by g
v ,EP i
Y RECIPES CAT ITLLY PREPA,1:;ED,
PRESCRIPTIONS ANDI�A.MII.1
Agents for I�arl'1J'i Glove CleUltler..
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