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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1890-10-10, Page 5CLOCKS llatramae.mr - CLOCKS have just opcDed two tate., ut til c American \Vain ut C'loc•!Is in one and eight day time. Watches I Watches I My stock of Watches is now complete w.d cannot be teat in prices. SILVERWARE & Jewellery V Beautiful designs in Silverware and Jewellery. The very latest pat- terns and best gIruity made. We compete for quality, not quantity x x x — J. B RUMBALL & CO. NEWS NOTES. Tha wife of General Booth, com- mander-in-chief of the Salvation Army, died on Saturday. At Welland the grand jury returned a true bill against Arther H. Day for the murder of his wife by pushin; her over the cliff on the bank of the Niagara river. He was found guilty and sen- tenced to be hung on Dec. 1S, A despatch from Alpena, Mich., says Nelson Rose, employed in Mercier's camp, was shot and instantly killed on Sunday by a fellow -workman who mis- took him for a deer. His home was in Canada. The SS. Etruia, which arrived at New York on Saturday, was just in time to save two importers $45,000 in duties on her cargo. The captain reached the cus- tom house with not a minute to spare, and was the hero of the hour. Justin Glenn, of Syracuse, NY., whose widowed mother died in August, leaving him $100 a month in addition to living expenses, jumped from a window Tues. t ?ay and smashed himself all up, because the money was not sufficient for the pace at which he wished to live. During the running races at Marl- boro fair, Saturday, Bismarck, a fine stallion, owned bylWilliam Myers, and valued at $5.000, collided with a buggy which was being driven across the track. The shafts of the buggy pene- trated the horse's breast, killing him C instantly. Myers, who was driving, was thrown and trampled upon. He . is unconscious and his death is expected. Monday morning John Carp, of Nap- anee, under the hallucination that he would be arrested rf he did not secure -a doctor to cure his wife attempted suicide by cutting his throat. He had gone out and returned. Finding his w ife away she having gone to get a constable, hA slashed himself with a razor,believing all was up. He may live, but is now very -weak from loss of blood, Minister's sons, says the Canada :Presbyterian, came to the front in the great trial at Woodstock. Mr Osler is a son of the Rev. Canon Osler, formerly of Dundas. Mr Blackstock is the son of a retired Methodist minister(former- ly of Clinton) Mr Hellmuth is a son of the well-known Episcopal divine of that name, while Birchall is also an Episco- pal clergyman's son. The old slander that minister's sons never amount to anything, is not true of Ontario. It never was true anywhere. A short time ago, Wm. R.. Lazenby, of Columbus, Ohio Secretary of the Governing Board of the State Univer- sity Experiment Station, took a trip through the Provine of Ontario. 'Among other things he writes as follows to the Country Gentleman: -"I was curious 1;r know how the more intelligent farmers of Canada regarded the existing laws of trade, or what may be called the 'custpms line,' which separates the two great countries of this continent. I was pleased to learn that, as a rule, they were in favor of reciprocity, with the -United States. They can scarcely fail to see that a complete freedom of commerce, such as exists between the States of the Union and the Provinces of the Dominion, would be an advant- age to both countries. The present trade barriers is severely felt by those who live near the border, and they are particularly anxious for an unrestrict- ed reciprocity, so that all the advan- tages of a free exchange of produce may fall within their grasp." MARRIED DAVIS —COM—At the residence of the bride's father. by the Rev Dr. Strangman, Mr John Davis to MissEdith Cook, both of Paramount. GREY—BIiOI .—At the residence of Mr Chas. Brodie, Seaforth, on the 1st inst., by Rev Mr McDonald, George Trey, to Miss Annie Brodie. SMALL—RARY.—In Wingham, on the 1st inst., by the Rev E. W. Hughes, David George Spiall to Sarah Elizabeth Raby, daughter of James Raby. SeMITH—GG.MonE.—In Wingham, on the 1st inst., by the Rev E. W. Hughes, Thos Smith, of Grey y toyvnship,to Sarah Gilmore. LEPPAR — JAtRoN.— I\ Toronto, on • Sept. 25th, Mr Sanford Leppard, of Toronto, to Miss Lizzie Jackson, of Brussels. MCMARTIN—FEac,t-s.N.—At the resi- dence of Mr David Whiting, Grey -town. ship, on Oct. 1st, by Rev F. 1\I. Smith, Mr Duncan McMartin to Miss Matilda Ferguson, both of Brussels. .4oNEs—TirorrsoN.- -In Brussels, at the residence of the bride's father, on Wednesday, October 1st, by Rev W. T, Cluff, Mr James Jones, jeweller, to Miss Ida, second daughter of Mr Peter Thompson, both of Brussels. Mor' FIT—McBarnr?. the 1st inst., at the bride's father, by the Mr John J. Moffat, Mies Jennie, forth Frank McBride. FOwr.ER-1100vER.--At residence of bride's father, Maple Grove, in hast Wawanosh, by Rev A.E. Smith,assisted by Rev F. Levan, Mr Thomas Fowler, of Port Albert, to Miss E. Hoover. HARPER—FIEa!IN(.. -At the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev J. Edge, on Sept. 5th, Mr Nicholas 'largper of, Clinton,to Miss Minnie Fleming, rlaoglt- ter of Thomas Fleming, of Goderich township. Antos—MANvrsn. - At the residence of the bride's parents, Brunswick Ave., nto, on the lith inst., by the Rev Bater, T. Amos, M. J)., of ]Exeter, to. Laura R., fourth daughter of James Manning, Esq., Provincial License in- spector, and sister of Mr A. 11. Mann- ing, Clinton. ---In Binbrook, on residence of the Rev Mr Walker, of Turnberry, to daughter of Mr VIED STEWART.-- In Grey, on Friday, Sep. tember 2fth, Donald Stewart, aged 55 years. MCDERMrn.-1n Tnrnbnry, nn the 23rd ult., Matthew McDermid, aged 7g eftrti, 6 months. CLINTON MARKETS o erected every Thursday afternoon. Wheat, falThursday, Oct. 9, 1890.[ O88a091 O 34 a 034 034 a 035 o 40a045 O 40 a 050 Flour per bal 5 70 a 5 70 EggsButeC 0 14 a 0 15 016 a016 Wool 020a020 Pork 6 00 a 6 00 Hay 5 50a600 Hides 6 00 a 6 00 Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 50 Oats old Oats new Barley Peas Routeseelier's Excursions. Will leave Chicago and Milwaukee via the Chic ago, Milwaukee J; St. Paul Railway, for points in Northern Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dak- ota, (including the great Sioux Reser- . NEWS NOTES. A sow belonging to Mr Jno Muir, 10th line, ldast Zorra, gave. birth to twenty-five pigs Saturday morning, This is an unusual occurrence. Rev W. F. Wilson, of Woodgreen Methodist Church, has accepted an in. 1 BOMB ! : RIBBORIS vitation to become pastgt of New Rich- We have just opened out a large purchase of Ribbons comprising over mond Church, McCaul street, Toronto, for the next term, subject to the sane- 1 p g tion of the Stationing Committee. The McKinley law, which went into ; force in the United tStates Monday, 1 Orie Hundred`, contains an important stipulation re- and Twenty-Five 7grading the fre entry ofcattle1 Pieces breeding parFoaes. In future, such cattle wi • will only be admitted into the United States free of duty on produo- tion of a certificate of registry. Thomas Williamson, who recently s'cil ped f com Markham, had been dip usy-reeve of Markham township for a ,number of years and reeve for a short time, and was for a long period,presi- dent of the East York Conservative Association. The forgeries he com- mitted that have come to light will figure up to nearly $10,000. As a young daughter of Henry Fitz- patrick, of Sandwich east, was playing ru a hay loft she attempted to throw down some hay when the Cork fell out of her hand and struck her sister, I6 months old on the head. The tine of the fork penetrated the head of the little brain, and causing death almost in. stantly. Ed. Stacy and his partner, Bassett, have been a terror to Idaho. The pair one to adepth of six inches, piercing the recently determined to rob every saloon from Pottsville, Idaho, to Sturgis, Montana. After robbing two saloons, killing one man and attempting to rob a third, Stacy was killed by the pro- prietor. If Bassett is capture( he will BO O T be lynched. I Stenographer Young, of Toronto, formerly of London, says in every murder case where there is a conviction car about 3,000 yards, which we are sellingat 5c., „ dis according to width. These arwithout doubt the greatest and 15c, a yea E tRCAINS - IN - RIE EON Ever offered in Clinton, Come and see them. Prices 50 per c, less than elsewhere Our Fall Stock is complete in every department with new and desirable goods,,,_';;' Values right. 5 per c. off for cash. ESTATE .� JOHN I-IO]»ENS.:. RTJICKSfiA xK and SHOES vaton) Montana, Colorado, Kansas and the court reporter has to forward to Nebraska, on September 9th, and 23, and October 14, 1890. Rates for these excursions will be about one fare for the round trip, and tickets will be good for return within thirty days from date of sale. For further information, apply to . A large number of 'prominent busi I any Coupon Ticket Agent in the United I nese then of Windsor, on being inter- , ry States and Canada. A. J. Taylcir, Tray. viewed; express the opinion that the the Minister of Justice a transcript of the evidence. This will have to be ' done by Nelson R. Butcher, who took the evidence in the Birchall trial. It will total up about 3,500 folios or 1,000 1 pages of typewritten foolscap, ' Full lines of everything in foot wear, as cheap as the cheapest. A few job lines at less than halt' coat. Call early and secure bargains. WE - QUCHT To Come Together Pass. Agt., Toronto McKinley Bill will do much injury to I tire town and to Essex county. as BRITISH CATTLE MARKETS. ' .thousand of dollars' worth of the county ''found a market in Detroit under the 1 recent tariff; whereas, it will now be LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.—A still further kept out and have to find a market in decline is to be noted in the market to- Eastern Canadian cities. Asked as to day, and the feeling is very weak. There what the probable result of the Bill is not by any means an active demand. I would be, they replied it would be the and the stock that comes in is dispos• ' means of bringing in reciprocity. ed off with difficulty. For all classes of cattle prices are about id lower than Missouri SteveZenga, a miser living on the River near Chamberlai, S. D a week ago, best beeves not bringing more than 114c per Ib. Besides the weak demand, there were the heavy supplies to be combatted against. At the Stanley market 725 Canadian cat- tle were offered, which sold slowly at the figures quoted below. There were, however, very fair supplies of American cattle, while general supplies were heavy. The market on the whole was overstocked, and the quantity of the Canadian cattle offering did not tend to help things any. Sheep are selling at previous figures. At the Stanley mar- The wife of John Bean, of Mitchell- ket 300 Canadians were on sale. The vine, N. Y., aged 65 years, gave birth following were to•day's quotations, to twins on Monday evening last. Her being calculated at $4.80 to the f; daughter, Mrs Straton, who lives in a discovered on Monday that he had lost a fortune in a peculiar manner. It had been his custom for several years past to secrete his surplus cash in the cel- lar instead of placing it in a bank. The pile had accumulated until the total reached over $5,000 in greenbacks in denominations of from $1 to $500. On visiting the cellar yesterday Zenga found that the rats and mice had bur- rowed in and chewed up the bills until they were entirely worthless. (sinking the offal): Finest steers 80 114 to $0 00 Good to choice 0 11 0 00 Poor to medium 0 10 0 00 Inferior and bulls 0 07} 0 09 Best sheep 0 00 0 15 Secondary 0 13 0 14 Merinos 0 12{ 0 134 Inferior and rams 0 10 0 111 MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET We can report no change for the bet• ter in the cattle trade this week, pri- vate cables showing moat unsatisfac- tory results, Mr Robert Bickerlike's cable from Liverpool said:—Averaged' mixed shipment, Sad, best steers and maiden heifers 6d, sheep 5ad to 7d. At London trade was reported as bad,- The sales of sheep were unfavorable, one large lot selling at `tae net. The Scotch markets are going from bad to worse. A private cable from Glasgow says:—English .and Irish stores very plentiful: leas demand therefore for Canadian stores. Our markets show no inducement for - speculation. Ad- vise caution as there are no prospects for trade improving. In the face of all these bad reports, however, cattle continue to- go forward freely, the shipments for the week being 4,330 cattle and 1,573 sheep. These reports are bad, but they do not alarm the cattle shippers. They have been re- ceiving similar news all season, and have now become hardened. The re- ceipts over the two [railways for the past five months aggregate 105,000, an increase of about 18 per cent. over the same period last year. There has been little or no trading on spot for export stock, and it is an admitted fact among shippers that Toronto is now the market for export stock. The feature of the local market a kat li Aa been the great scarcity of anything like good butchers' eCa' Cattl e and butZhers this morning were unable to get anything fit for first-class trade. There were about 700 bead of cattle, 450 sheep and lambs and 25 calves offered at the east end abattoir. There were no really gon,l cattle among the offerings. Pretty good steers and fat cows sold from 34c to 4c per lb, with common dry cows, oxen and rough steers at 'lic to Sac. and lean stock down to less than 2c per lb in some cases. A young man named Thos. Groves, of Lower Wingham, was arrested last Saturday night and placed in the lock- up 1 hed where remain ft until Monday a ernoon, when he was taken before the Mayor. The charge was an old one of insulting the Salvation Army, after which Tom skipped out and has lately turned up again. IIe was sent- enced to a fine of $20 or thirty days. Not being prepared to pay the fine he went to Goderich. MRS. WHITT. M.C.S.M TEACHER OF MUSIC. flan°, Organ and Technicon, or Muse! developer. for use of pupils. Rooms at Mr. S. Hartt's, Rattenhury Street, Clintonit HOL'SF. FOR SALE OR TO RENT --ON Albert Street, IMISR Trewnrtha's) snit - able for small fancily and is in gond repair; ordinary conveniences. Also good second hand ('ook Stove for sale cheap. For parti- culars apply to ,JOHN BEAN. TO It(rtit. (fond brick store, with spleu,i id reline, suitable for any business. Situate opposite the market. Clinton. Itont moderate W C. SEARLE. Horse to Itent. 1., good location,lenty of room, gond water, stable and woodshed. Rent low. Ap- ply at NEW ERA Office. Waggon for Sale bug,ay A gond strong Democrat, been in use four years \\-ill be sold at a bargain Apply to .JOSHUA I'RAREN, Clinton p2 x, neighboring township, presented her husband with twins the same even- ing. Mrs Stratton's daughter Eva was married a year ago, and lives in Brad- ford. The friends of Mrs Stratton and her mother were not yet through con• gratulating them over the interesting natal coincidence in their families, when) Mrs Stratton received a letter from her son-in-law announcing that he daughter had given birth to twins herself on Monday evening. The Montreal Trade Bulletin, discus- ing the new trade situation, says:— "In regard to the shipment of eggs to England, there is no chance at present of seeking a profitable market in that direction. Should prices here recede, however, later on England may take a portion of our surplus production." That is to say, if Canadians will sell their eggs cheap enough to complete with the pauper herbs of Belgium, France and Gernitany,a market will be found for Canadian eggs in Great Britain. No one has ever denied this, but farmers rttust be prepated to accept a mucdbwer price for their eggs than they Kaye been receiving or would re- ceive if complete reciprocity with the States were established. MiesGertrude Brown, aged 24, a very attractive young lady,who recent- ly arrived in England from Australia, became possessed of a fatal hallucination which caused her a few days since to take a fatal dose of laudanum and then cut her throat with a razor. She be lieved, and nothing could shake her conviction, that on shipboard she had been drugged and assaulted by a man she would not name. The thought preyed upon her mind, and she ul- timately told the story to her uncle who became convinced that she wa the victim of a hallucination resultin from hysteria. Nothing u however, ever the her friends could say was able to shak the poor girl's conviction ction an d she COm milted suicide. The post-mortem ex amination demonstrated beyond ques tion that the girl was as pure the da she died as the day of her birth. 9 n . CRUICKSHANK, Clinton THIS SPACE IS FOR UAVIS& ROLADS, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Who will have -something of special interest to say next week. FOR SALE OR TO RENT—HOUSE AND Lot for sale or to rent, on Townsend St., The house, which is new, contains fourteen rooms, and is heated with hot air. There is also a good stone cellar, gdod lawn, hard and soft water in abundance. The lot contains } of an acre. Terms reasonable. Apply on the premises or to IYIRS C. CARTER, • Farm for Sale A splendid farm of 50 acres, being the east half of Lot 28, Con. 5, Hullett, about three miles from Clinton, On the premises is a frame dwelling house, good barn 36 x 60, stables, &c. Orchard of one acre, two never failing spring';, well fenced, good soil, and in good state of cultivation. Reasonable terns Apply o0 the premises to W. T. FARQUHAR Clinton post office Clinton. tf • • Farm for Sale. WANTED MEN, yellinlocal cr tra- g, to sell my guaranteed NURSERY STOCK. Salary and. commission, paid weekly, Outfit free. Spe cial attention given to beginners. Workers never fail to make good weekly wages. Write me at once for particulars. E. O. GRAHAM Nurseryman, Torpnto. (This house is reli- able.) Spt, 12-10 United. States Consular Agency Subscriber otters for sate his farm of 100 acres, being lot' 23, 5th con. of Hullett, 90 acres cleared, well fencedwith cedar, and in good state of cultivation. Frame house, with stone cellar, frame barn; cattle'shed to accommodate 35 head, and horse stable for 10 head. Good tlowiug well, bearing orch- ard. A capital farm Will be soldofl reason- able terms. Apply on the premises or to GILBE1- T MAIM, Clacton Post Office. House to Rent The frame cottage on Huron Street lately occupied by Mr H. Lelia Hartt, is offered to rent. 'It contains every accommodation for an ordinary family, and will beset on rea- sonable terms. Apply to JENN.E E. ROB- INSON, Goderich !toad, or the New Era office House to Rent or for Sale bs t Subscriber , criber off' tis either h r for sale or to rant, e that very comfortable ]trick House at pre- sent occupied b y himself, I y se on the corner of Princess and Orange Sts. Splendid cellar, - furnace, hard and soft water, &c. Tools reasonable. E. E. HAYWARD. y' The 'Oxford Sheriff has received del finite instructions from Mr. Christies, inspector of prisons, with regard to the case of Birchen, and the new regulations are now in force. According tothese the arrangements by which Birchall's meal, have been supplied from a hotel will be discontinued. It is not intended, how- ever, to limit him to jail fare, but the jailer is instructed to purchase the food himself and superintend its cooking and preparation. This precaution was taken presumably to prevent any possi- bility of poison being introduced into his meals. He will not be allowed the use of a knife of any kind, or anything else with which he might do bodily harm to his attendants or himself. His steel pen and a needle were therefore. taken from him Tuesday morning, and here- after Ile will write with a pencil or quill. The ntmost viligance on the part of the guards is enjoined, and any laxity of duty is to be punished by in- stant dismissal. No one is to be allow- ed to see him except the jail surgeon and his spiritnal adviser unless on the order of the Sheriff. It is advised that the visits of his wife be restricted t -i once a month, and the husband and wife are not to be allowed to approach each other close enough to enable him toe r calve secretly anything whatever from her. The STANDARD Life Assurance Co. otEdlnbuigh ESTAIII,IEHED 1925 Annual Income, $4,750,000, Assets. $37,730,000 Life Assurance in force $102,030,000 W. BURLEY, CLINTON, General Agent for counties of Perth and ,Huron. Agents wanted. 3in.p2 School Teacher Wanted. Wanted, Melo Teacher - holdiug a Second Class Certificate, for S. S. No. 9, Hullett.-- Duties to commence 1st of January, 11d11.— Applicants to state salary. Applications re- ceived up to the evening of Oct. 25, and to be forwarded to the Secretary of the Board, W. \VAITE, Loudesboro James Armstrongs W. 0. MclrienTrustees W. Waite j 4,p NOTICE. ]':RTA1'11 Ot' 'i'ItE 1,511.: .JAMES IiilOINO. All overdue Accounts, Notes, Mortgages, &c., not paid to the undersigned on or be- fore the 19th day of Octoher 1890, will after that date be left with Messrs Manning & Scott, Solicitors for Executors, Ont. J, S. Iii"GINS, t Executors, W. .T. BIGGINS. ) Clinton, Sept. 1990. 21 X X SHORTHAND. The undersigned is prepared to give les- sons in the above art. Evening classes will open at ati early date. Those who are desir- ous of taking up this most interesting and useful study, which will be thnronglily taught, please communicate with MRS.EDITH E. COLEMAN, Clinton. Maki lop Mutual Fire Insurance Company FARM 4ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY ONLY INSURED -- oven-Pte. Thos. E. Hays, ]'resident, gen forth 1' O W. .1 Sim tti n, Seey Teens Syn forth 1'. O Ino. Hannah, :Manager. Seaforth 1'. O, O1 nI-.c roar .Jas. Broad foot. Senforth: Donald 'toss, Clinton. Gabriel Elliott, Clinton. Geo, \1 art. Harieek,.rnseph Evans, Bevel., 00,1, .J Shan non, Walton, Thos. Gn.rbert, Clinton. AOENTs. Thos Neilans, Herlock; Fold. McMillan, Seaforth; S. ('arunchan, Seafnrth; John O'- Sullivan and Oen. M,n-rile, auditorr, ]'aides dosirnus to effect Insurances or transact ether business will bo promptly attended 0', on application to any oft the above officers, addressed to their respective post otlit'es. O '('LiNTON, ONT This agency has been established at Can- ton for the convenience of shippers and oth- ere having business transactions with the United States, or for parties going there. All information ,will be cheerfully given and every facility furnished by A O. PATTISON G. T. It., whose has charge of the Clinton Agency. MANTLE MAKING MISS S. MOORE, who has been doing Maude Making over the premises lately occupied by Plumstoel & Gibbings, for a year past, desires to return thanks for the patronage accorded her, and at the same time intimate that she will con- tinue to execute, in the most satisfactor manner, all orders entrusted to her, at her rooms same place as before. Orders respect- fully solicited. in' TILE WILFORi) HALL R EVOLUTION Insportant Test Te ti 1 n' molly. The REV. COVERDALE WATSON, for the last three years the popular pastor of the Central Methodist Church, Bloor St.,Toron to, but now of Yietoria, B.C., writes under date of Aug. 5th, 191)0, as follows:—"Dear Mr. Simpson: Yours of the 20thcJuly was duly received. 1 can only say with respect to Dr A. Wilford Halls Hygienic treatment, that i regard it as a wonderful discovery, and if perseveringly used it cannot fail to be of great service 5 would advise any one to get the pamphlet, begin the use of the treat- ment and throw medicine to the dogs. A very clever 1 Itvsiciau Raid to Ise the other day, ''let medicine alone and get rid of tau tt este materlals, and the organs will perform their functions." Tens is ragersri.v WHAT T11rs T I,EA'rMEN DOES. Sincerely yours, 0 WATSON. REV. W. P, HALL, of point renimula, N,Y,, Write.: "Da Hall, Dear Sir, -1 bane taut al- 'wered aletter frons ("tale Territory. A friend wished to know If my testimonial was given cor- rectly in the Mrcancosa 5 i answered yes; that it was true to the letter, and that my Indorse- ment ryas nowhere near as strong as I could now truthfully make it. I told him that your treat- ment had cured 111e of rheumatism, kidney dis- ease, catarrh and other complications of disease, so that from crutches and helplessness, 1 am 000 as well and free from disease go fifty years ago, Some have itemised meof bets'• a relative of yours and Of trying to favor sn, This Is not true,ex- cept se mnntgenerations hack hitt it can not he traced. And further, I have no financial inter - 001 in the bu sines, and mil) desire to make the treatment Lnowu to benefit suffering h,lmanity. have already revel'(el and answered more than 01x51 letters from rill part» of the country, re nf- firining the truth of Ins testimonial, and 1 will gladly answer a hundred times sixtl if t;,ereb) I can induce sufferers to try your treatment, as 1 declare before God my mi falteri ug cenvictimt, both from m1 own experience and ebseri atien in numerous eases, that your dive [very, if pro - peril used and persevere.! in, will cure any form of curable Mile.. lues. flesh is heir tn. -f am rend - now to proclnlnt to all men enreserwedl that your treatment as tet forth in )n ur Health pamphlet Jw o tt drugs et an' kind is h and nthi rtithe pre- heating halm for the afflicted that Is capable of seep!) ing health to es ery suffering sea nn d daughter of Adam. Let me knew how I can scree -oti, and cnmmnn'l me freely. Your friend gratefully, "W. P. Hall." We can fill every page of the Nrw Ens with just such testimonials as the ali0ye,atld we defy ant One to »how that any of them ore not genuine. Send mileddress at once 8, 1 we will send -nn THE enncOSM, 171 pngeR of particulars, testinin MIR, &c., by return mail, free. Everyone In the whole country 0i01710 knew what thiswonderfill IIEAITH 1511 1'0nF. R and lltF•E PnSsERvee really le, Address, DR, HALL'S DOMINION Anrxcv 7 SHANNON STTRET, Toronto. Or .J..1, We.sr,E0 StMrsnv. 65 ADE, AIDE IT EAST, TORONTO, LOQ PRICES. Here we are Together at the POPLAR DRY GOODS ran,-Lodisloro • We now make a specialty of handling all that is neves and best in Readymade Suits and Overcoats. Come in and examine the stock. W L. OUIMETTE, LONDESBORO at%Lal's xpraT Ea IIARANTEEDARSOjIJTELYPURIE OSMANUFACTURED ONINE CAROBS IN INDIA We aro Sole Agents for Ram Lal's Pure Indian Teas. Wo bog to ask you to give them a trial, because they aro absolutely pure; are grown and prepared on the estate by the most skilled labor and improved machinery that money con buy, whereas China Teas aro picked and carried by natives long distances before being made ready for the market. Ram Lal's is a blend of Three Teas grown and prepared especially for this brand. Will always be the same flavor, to -day to ten years hence. 'Tis cheap ; only Fifty Cents for a pound package which will go as far as two pounds of China or Japan Teas. J, W. IRWIN, The Times Tea Warehouse Cooper's Old Stand, Cor. Searle's Bloe.k, CLINTON MIK DISCOUNT SALE FOR NEXT 30 DAYS we Will give special dis- counts off for the balance of our Summer Stock of Boots and Shoes Eggs Taken in Exchange W. Saylor & Sona Aug CLINTON AND BLVTH