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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1891-08-28, Page 5ace. t 14 TQN MZTS derrept9devflre Thurso, otaFnopn. Thuradaiy, August 27, VIOL Wheat, Rid or ROW.. ,,,0 90 a 0 04 Wheat, sprint , , • , ..,, 0 90 a 0 94 Opts,.„+.....,......,,0 $5' a 0 05. Earley,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,0 49 a, 0 48 Peas,.,,,,..,..,,. ,,,,5 05.�. 0 6.5 Flour per bail,,.., „., 60, a 4 00, l3attefi.,.,.,,,. ♦,,, 0 13 a 0 14' ERBa,..... 07,1 rA 012 Wool , .,,..,, 0 1$ 4.0 le Pork - . . . , . , , , , . , , fi 00 a 5 25 Hay • 8 00 a 8 09 Hl es, Na. 1 trimmed6 00 .a 6 00 Hides, .raugh•, .. ,•, 3 00 a 8 25 Shoop Skins .... . ..., 0 50 a 0 60 Timothyseed , .,,, 1 25 a 1 40 Clover seed ... , , 3 75 a 4 00 ,Aa T walked down .Rroa'way. St. Clinton, 1 Jenard a. man .ass, - fW E CAN YOU BUT & 'IRST-CL ASS RING, WATOIT OR CLOCK," .And the people answered bask in chorus, why at •U'ALL . & CO'S Noted Cheap Jewellery store Arid CENTRAL TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, Clinton We are offering the balance of several lines of SUMMER GOODS at cut -away prices to clear. FIRST CLASS 000DS and CLOSE PRICES Eggs taken in exchange. 5 per c. off for cash W. Taylor & Sons my 1891 CLINTON AND H E MSALL ep900SALARY and Commission to . Agents, Men and women, Teach- ere.and Clergymen to introduce a new and popular standard book. Testimony of 19 Centuries to Jesus of Nazareth. The most remarkable religious book of the age written by 300 eminent scholars, Non- sectarian. Every Christian wants it. Ex- clusive territory given. Apply to THE HENRY BILL PUBLISHING CO., NORWICH, CONN. 6m. Lobb's Starch Enamel This is an article worthy of every lady's attention. If yon want to save time and labor, buy a box. If you want your ironed Clothes to look neat and Olean and to last much longer, buy a box. U you want the starch to stay in the clothes on the line in spite of rain or frost, buy a box If you want everything to look like new, such as shirt bosoms. collars, Duffs, lane curtains, etc., buy a box. PRICE 15 CENTS. LrEvery Storekeeper keeps It Mow, and where the merchant does not keep it we want a lively agent to repersent us. Manufactured by W. J. LOBI3, Holmesville ° THH -- standard Life ASSURANCE CO. Established 1828. Total Sum Assured . ..5104,655,491 Invested Funds 36,444,640 Investments in Canada, over.... 6,000,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN CANADA, JAMS A. ointment, Esq., Chairman. SirA.T.Galt G.C.M.G, E.B.Greenehields Esq Hon,J.J.O.Abbott,Q.O. Sir Joseph Hickson. W. M. RAMSAY. Manager, CHARLES HUNTER, Supt. of Agencies: E. W. BURLEY, Inspector, • Stratford District CLINTON ONT, E8TERN FAIR LON DON. September 17 to 26th 1891. CANADA'S FAVORITE Live . Stock, Agricultural, Industrial and Art Exhibition EAtablished 1868. LARGE INCREASE OF EXHIBITS AND ATTENDANCE EVERY YEAR. 1890 was good, but 1891 will be better. $2l -i,000 IN PRIZES Attractions, etc., which are being arranged for, will snrpass any get propuoed. • SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILWAYS. Entries closed September 12th. For Prize Lists and information apply to CAPT. A. W. PORTE, THOS A. BROWNE, President... Secretary ,,,�;��,�•r,, Choico WI/hat EARLY RED CLAWSON, one of the best and earliest Winter Wheats grown. Price $2. VELVET CHAFF, another new va- riety of wheat, price $2 Plenty of -GRASS SEED on band JAMES STEEP, Seed -Dealer, Clinton MISS M. A. FERGUSON. Teacher of painting in Oils, and Crayon, drawing. VICTORIA ST. Clinton. Seed Wheat for Sale. For sale a quantity of Early Red Clawson Wheat, said to be the champion winter wheat ; yields well in any soil. Is well cleaned. Call and see sample at Steep's Feed Store; also Velvet Chaff. JOHN 'MID DLETON. 4 To The Public. The undersigned in returning thanks to his customers for their liberal support in the past, desires to state that he has tarried his business over entire to bis son Robert, who will continue the same, He is empowered to collect all outstanding accounts and settle all claims. Chopping 6c a bag if Olean. THOS. TRICK. Canada's Great NDOSTRRIL FAIR RONT Sept. 891 l to 19 1 Butchering Business. To the Public. Subscriber having bought out the business so sucoesefully conducted by Mr Couch, solicits a continuance of the, liberal patron- age bestowed on his predecessor. No pains or expense will be spared to procure the very best meats, and orders will be promptly and carefully filled. The business will still be conducted-atthesame stand as heretofore. Highest price paid for Hides, Sheepskins, &c, e.,11 JAMES A. FORD. Canadian Pacific Ry. HARVEST EXCURSIONS From all Stations in Ontario Return Rates to METHVEN HARTNEY MOOSOMIN BINSCARTH DELORAINE REGINA MOOSEJAW YORSTON 528. $30. CALGARY PRINCE ALBERT $35. To leave all points in the Province of Ontario on AUGUST IITH,Bieeturieirth'18 >P AUGUST I8THeturn until Sep- ,Rtember27th,1891. Greater and ger Than Ever SCIENCE, ART AND INDUSTRY COMBINED WWtI INSTRUCTION AND MMUSEMEN7 NEW IDEAS Latest Inventions Stiiperlor Attractions CHEAP EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILWAYS 363. Mr/ y.'WXr/ MOW. H. J. HELL P*1 Idsut Manager, Toronto SEPTEMBER IST Return until ,Oct, 10th, 1891. Parties ticketing from other points should arrange to arrive at Toronto in time to con- nect with the 11 p.m. train leaving August 11th„18th, and September 1st, 1891. For full information apply to any ticket agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway. The H!stogoliolie System t' of Mcdlcine T have been a great sufferer from a female weukoess of long standing and have been treated by several physicians; and have also been under Hospital, and • �• Toronto General tle..ment in the op all failed to cure rile. f sow a medical book ex- plaiiing the Histogenetic System, and resolved to give it a trial. 1 consulted Dr. Rear, who pre- scribed those remedies, and assured me they would cure me. I had my doubts, but was de- termined to try once more I took treatment two weeks, and am utterly astonished at the re- sults. 1 am nearly well, and no language can describe bow thankful 1 am that my life is spared. This testimony is voluntary, and I give it hoping that hundreds of my sox may try the medicines and receive the same marvellous good that I have. They are good to take, and, un- like any medicine I ever took before, leave no bad effects. MRS J. FAWCETT, 102 John Street, Toronto, June 5th, 1890. ]3RITISTd CATTLE MARKET Lieenl'oor., Aug. 24. -The general supplies ae well as the receipts of .Can- adian and United States cattle to -day were heavy, and prioes took another drop of about one cent per lb. all round, under a very weak demand. The fol- lowing was the range of prices, calculat- ed at 34.80 to £1: Finest steers, 11 to 114o; good to choice, 10i to 11c; poor to medium, 9i to 10c; inferior and bulla, 7 to 9o. MONTREAL LIVE STOCK. MARKET There were about 450 head of butch- ers' cattle, 500 sheep and lambs, and 175 calves offered at the east end mar- ket on Monday. Trade was fair, and prices had an upward tendency all round, still the leanieh stock was very low-priced. A few head of the best oattle were sold at from 4-• to 4toper lb. but comparatively few sales were made at over Sic, and from that down to 210 per lb for oommon dry cows and ordin- ary rough steers, while some of the "grasshoppers" would not bring over 20 per Ib. Calves were in good demand at from $3 to $6 for common, $7 to 310 for superior and extra veals sold up to $14 each. Shippers are paying about 30 per Ib. for good large sheep, the others are bought by the butchers at from $3 to 34.50 each. Lambs sell at from $2 to 34 each. Fat hogs are a little more plentiful, but prices are firm at from 51 to 6o per Ib Receiv- ed at the C. P. R. _yards ar--e 1,563 oat- tle, 1,337 sheep, and 231 hogs. There were some very fine Northwest cattle at these yards. One large lot wall for export, and there was another bunch of 60 nice 1,000 pound steers for which 4c was being asked, n being refused. . TORONTO CATTLE MARKET. Last week's receipts at the western oattle market were 2,728 cattle,. 2,265 sheep and lambs and 1,017 hogs. The offerings to -day were 46 loads, including about 50 calves, 700 eheep and lambs and 80 hogs. The market all round was dull and quiet, especially for export oattle, which dropped from 45 to 30c per cwt, the chief cause being unfavor- able reports from England. Export cattle -There were very few ) wanted and what were taken were bought at purohasers' prioes. Prices ranged from 34 to 34.75 per cwt, bat most of the sales were made in the neighborhood of 34.25 per cwt. Stockers -There was only a moderate trade doing and prices were lower in an overstocked market. The range was from 3l to 31o, but the lowest quota- tion was nearer the ruling figure. Butchers' cattle -The market for this olass of stook was also weak and quiet, with only a straggling trade do- ing. The prices paid ranged from $3 to 33,50 per owt, with perhaps a few choice head going up to $3.75 per cwt. . Sheep and lambs -Prices were steady, but the supply was more than the mar- ket wanted, and a good many were left over unsold. Shipping sheep sold at from 33.75 to $4.25 per head, and butch- ers' sheep and lambs at 33.50 to 34 each. 1.111+9 Egg and Butter Trade. Mr. John Dyke, Canadian Govern- ment, agent at Liverpool, sends to the Department of Agriculture some inter- esting information relative to the egg trade with Great Britain, which it would be well for exporters to make care- ful note of. He says that owing to the fact of three or fear shipments of Canadian eggs having arrived in Eng- land recently not properly selected and carelessly packed, the demand for them has somewhat fallen off, otherwise the prioes all round would have been higher. "The most successful Canadian ship- per is Mr. Wilson, of Seaforth. His eggs are carefully selepted, well packed and properly shipped ; that is, they are placed in a cool part of the ship, not near the machinery, where they are liable to sweat. The consequence is that at present Mr. Wilson's eggs are fetching 8 shillings per long hundred (ten duzen),while for inferior and badly shipped Canadian eggs prices are down as low as 5s. 6d. The best Irish eggs are to -day selling at 7s. 6d. to 8s.; Ger- man, 5s. to 6s. 6d. ; Danish, 7s. 8d. , and Russian, 5s. 2d. to 6s. Very few French eggs reached the Liverpool market, but „choice selected French eggs are realizing from 7s to 8s per 120. The prices are said to be abnormally high for the time of the year. They us- ually from this time until Christ- mas, riseC mabut of course they cannot be guaranteed ; they may fall. The eggs must be sent in Belgian packing in packages of 1,200 eggs with one divi- sion. Mr. Wilson seems to have met the requirements of this market admir- ably. I may add that the best grade of Canadian eggs weighs from 16a lbs. to 173 lbs per 120." THE BUTTER TRADE. Mr Dyke does not write very encour- agingly with regard to the shipment of 'Canadian butter to Britain. He says what is going over is of very poor quality. Some shipments of American butters, manufactured on the creamery Principle at present are 87s. to 90s. per 112 pounds; Limerick and Cilonmel,108s. Danish, 104s. ; whilst Frenoh marga- rine, in itself superior to any butter ever shipped from Canada,' is selling at 98s. per 112 pounds. Unless Can- adian butter is made on the factor principle, says Mr. Dyke, and somy little intelligence is put into the bnsie nese, it can never hope to find a pia - on this market. Mr. Kirkwood,' ce Orillia, recently brought here Liverpoof two or three packages of specially seol ected farmers' butter. This was wool - better than the ordinary shipments anh was packed in tin -lined tubs. Thid would realize about 80s. per 112 poundss In batter for the English market there mast be quality, nnifctmity, careful salting and great care in packing." I was attacked with congestion of the liver and inflammation of the kidneys, attended with ex- cruciating -pains in my side and back. Could not lie on either side, could scarcely breathe. The slightest movement caused agonizing pain. No- thing gave me relief. I sent for Dr. Itear, know- ing he had cured my daughter of a dangerous ill- ness with Histogenetic Medicine after she had been given up by four skilful physicians. In one week my pain was gone and liver and kidneys acting as well as ever. The euro incomplete. It acts the most like magic of any medicine I ever Wok. I sincerely hope that the suffering ladies of Toronto and elsewhere may try the superior merits of these pure and tasteless medicines. My object in giving this testimony ie purely through sympathy for the sick and dying. MRS. McCULLOUGII, 003 Adelaide Street, east , Toronto. All diseases 50000s:fully treated by a new system of nonpoisonous and tasteless medicines, write or call for free book explaining System. Our representative will be at Clinton "Rattenbury House" on Wednesday, Sept. 9, from 10 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. At Hensall, Hensall Hotel, Tuesday evening, 8th, 6 P. M till Wednesday morning, 9:20. A.111. Histo elletic Medicine ASSoc'n Rooms and 3, Albion Block. Richmond Street, London, Ont. 19 Yonge Street Market, Toronto. Montion Clinton New Ern, Howard D. Eagle, of Buffalo, gave his wife a dose of laudanum on Mon- day, and when she relieved herself of it he held a hammer over her head, forced her td take a bigger dose and left her to die. A woman in the house later discovered Mrs Eagle's condition and called 'two doctors, who resuscitated her and sent her to the hospital. Eagle was arrested with an empty ' laudanum vial and a full vial of carbolic acid in his pocket. 1STBVS, RQTES. petrit5o8 lady: haa been tonna in 'St fames' Ej i copal oburchyard; Strati - fora. • .Soya ity, Eat Belt t,rmere arrived hr. WinnipeS on rridaiy to settle ial Mani• fobs, 4 legacy et 0100i000, through the death, of at English xelative,ilae fallen. to 8. Cunningham, chief constable of A1monte, Professor a3oldeu, of tho.Liok Queer. vatory, believes he has found traces of the preeenee of snow on the mounteine of the moon. 'redriok Strassen, of Yarmouth township, on Saturday was etung by bees, on which he was attending, and died in less than an hoar, Dr. Selwyn, director of the geological survey, has returned from hie trip to the Rooky mountains, and reports that he has found petroleums in the Crow Nest and other districts. He says the oil is of the best quality. Liverpool is to have the first elevated railroad in England. It is to be run parallel with the road along the dooke for 6} miles,with a station at every half mile or less. Electricity will be the motive power. A. Globe correspondent writing from Portage la Prairie says: "Crops here are big beyond description. Another week without frost will mean millions to Manitoba. I never saw such wheat in my life. Plenty of it will go from 35 to 40 bushels to the acre." Mabel, 2I years old, daughter of D Allport, was pushing her carriage along the verandah,lwhen itlran over the edge and Mabel follo..ved, striking her head on one of the bolts and receiving in- juries from which she died in a few hours. Advices received Saturday night from several points in Minnesota,the Dakotas and Manitoba show that the tempera- ture has veered close to the frost line, but that no serious damage has yet been done. In Manitoba a few touches of frost were experienced, but without serious results to crops. Another high tax patriot has desert. ed Canada in the hour of her need. J. H. Greer, ex -Conservative oandidate in West Elgin, and one of the most pro- nounced opponents of reciprocity, has shaken the dust of Canada from his heels and taken up his residence in Arkansas, where he has invested his money. Yet in recent contests his loyalty to Canada knew no'bound. Ontario has no reason to be ashamed of the reform contingent she sent to Ot- tawa. The debates and committee in- vestigations show that, besides the lead- ers of the party, all of whom are able and distinguished men, the rank and file are capable, clever ;nen, who are able to hold their own with the best of them on the other side of the House. Crop prospects in England are poor. From Westmoreland and Leeds reports of grain destroy- ed have been received. Rev E Hurlbert, superannuated Methodist minister and long a• missionary among the Indians, died suddenly Tuesday after- noon. He was in good health up till the hour of death. W 0• McWilliams, ex -city sol- icitor, Toronto, has signified his intention to become a candidate for the mayoralty of Toronto next year, if J J Withrow does not be- come a candidate. Itis rumored in Ottawa that Mr Dewdney will resign and take a Lieutenant Governorship. That is the pleasant way they have in Ottawa, a minister not being able to control his department takes a Lient-Governor8hip, while the in- competent man in less favored walks of life takes a walk. -Tor- onto News. The Niagara District Fruit Grower's Association have ship- ped a carload of Tomatoes, apples and pears to Winnipeg. The car left on Friday night. This ship- ment is a trial one, and if the fruit bolds out well regular ship- ments will hereafter be matte from that district. Professor A C Mounteer, B E., Ontario School of Oratory and el- ecution, was presented with an ad- dress by the students of the Grime; by Park School of Oratory and Elocution in token of their ap• preciation of the way he conduct- ed the School during the summer session, They also commended the new department of personal magnetism introduced into the school, believing that it would yet work a revolution in the science of expression. Sir John Thompson, Minister of Justice ; Mr Geoffr•ion, counsel for the prosecution of the Bood: ling Inquiry, and Mi Osler, en- gaged by the Government to de- fend the Public Works Depart wont, all agree that Mr Larkin is innocent of any disbopesty or fraud in connection with the con- tracts of his firm. 'And Larkin is the only Liberal connected with the matter, But ho got into a bad crowd. ELLICERec OFFICE i YE MAPPOIMAIMMO ~Noy ifteutioal Rt taking a OUSISESS COURSE THIS SEASON The keit City a s� C � liusia:ess COlege of x.orao.v- would like to correspond with you.. c4TATAK7 n, FBEF1. J. W. Westervelt, Principal. TO RENTQli FOR SALE #louse to neut. • The premises at present oceupled by Mr H. B. Evans, Holnzesville. Good aeeommo- dation for ordinary -sized family, Apply to T. C. PICKAIRD. Pump Factory to Rent. The Factory lately in operation by lffr John able Ross, 4 Tile buildingoand tools can all be secured and operationBence' coznnoed at any time. Good opening for ant. elan. Apply to JOSEPH ROWELL, Clinton. Cottage for Sale or to Rent. On Mil1 street, containing parlor, dining- ropms, three bed -rooms, kitchen, pantry, wash-room,and wood -shed. Well in the wood- shed, aquarter of an acre of land and lots of smalliruit. Could have it on easy terms by paying part down. Apply on premises MRS W. J. MOFFATT, or MANNING & SCOTT. pd 4 For Sale. Frame House and lot occupied by Wm. Me - Ivor corner of Orange and Dunlop streets, Clinton. Tawe is on these premises good frame stable, well, oistern, woodshed, fruit trees. Sc. House contains 5 bedrooms, par- lor, dinning room. Kitchen and pantry. Stone cellar and good furnace. Terms easy. MANNING & SCOTT, '1.50 Vendor's Solicitors TO LET. Two stores in the brick block, Albert Street, Clinton, fit for any business good, stands, rent low, apply to HARLAND BROS. 6 Hardware dealers. Farm For Sale. 100 acres North half of lot 5 In the 8th con- cession of Morris: -Two Miles North of the thriving town of Blyth, Half ltfile East of Coldar's Siding on the L. H. and B. Railway, Good hewed log house and new frame barn 36 x 50 thoroughly finished throughout. 60 acres cleared and about free from stumps, Well fenced and • drained. Title from the crown. For further particulars apply to M. Y. KEATING, 6t. Catharines, Ont. 6 w Improved Farms for Sale. West pert of lots 72 and 73, Maitland con., Goderioh township, containing 101 acres, 75 acres cleared, remainder good hardwood bush, unoulled, 6 acres of orchard, choice fruit In full bearing; good buildings and well fenced. Also lot 18 in the 16th con. of Gode- rich Tp.,75 acres cleared, well improved,good Bern and other necessary buildings. Com- fortable House, good Orchard. Parties want- ing good farms should see these. Possession alter September Ist. For particulars apply to H. BAKER, Clinton P. O. *lm Farm for Sale. Subscriber offers for sale his excellent farm of 125 aures, being lot 36, llth con. of Mullett, 23 miles west of Londesboro. About 10 acres hardwood bush balance all in good cultivation; brick dwelling,bank barn 50 x 40, another, with atone foundation only 35 x 56, also stable and shed 30 x 48. Good orchard, plenty of water. One of the best farms in Hallett, close to churches and school. Two- thirds down balance to remain on mortgage at 5 per per cent. THOS. MOUNTAIN, Lon- desboro. pd4 t t. To take the place of the old-fashioned corded corset, try the B. & C. corset. This is just what you can do. You can try it, and even wear it for two or three weeks, if you wish. Then, if you're not satisfied, you can return it, and get your money. Ask your Dry Goods dealer for it For Sale by Estate Jno Hedger's • Boarders Wanted. Two or three ladies or gentleman can be accommodated with good board and lodging Rates reasonable. For particulars apply at NOW ERA office,' pd 2i Baking. R. McLennan having started baking on his old premises Victoria St. would like to see his old customers and as many new ones as would favor him with their custom. All goods ordered will be promptly delivered. lm Notice. Having disposed of my business it is disrable that all accounts be paid up. The books will remain at the shop until the 16th of Aug. after which they will be placed elsewhere for collection. ARTHUR COUCH. Thoro-bred Durham Bull for Service. Subscriber has for service the tboro-bred Durham bull Cameron, sired by the famous Vice -Consul owned by Snell Bros. Cameron is a prize animal. Terms 51.75 at time of service, or :52 if booked, with privilege of re- turning ; money refunded should animal prove not to be in calf. GEO. SHIPLEY. Are YOU Can T Well Suited? . Better? Have You Tried Us? 000 Voters' List for 1891. MUNICIPALITY OP THE TOWN OP CLINTON, COUNTY OF HURON. Notice is hereby given, that I have trans- mitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in sections 5 and 6 of the Ontario Voters' List Act 1889, the copies required by said section, to f e transmitted or delivered of the lista made pursuant to said Act, of all persons ap- pearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Elections for Members of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Electiene; and that said list was first posted up at"my office, at Oliuton, on the 7th day of July, 1891, and remains there for inspection. Electors are called upon to examine the said list, and if any omissions or anyotherr errors are found therein, i o take immediate proceedings to have the s,Lid errors correct- ed according to law. Dlitad this 7th day of July 1891. WM. COATS, Clerk of the Town of Clinton; Voters' List for 1891. We have an immense stock of Ready made Clothin and can fit a boy four years old or a man weighing 2006 ponds. The Styles are correct, the Cliialty first-class, and the price is within easy reach. We have this week passed into stock a g©o1 assortment of Scotch Wanadian Tweeds and Overcoatings, For which we will be pleased to have your order, and. we guarantee to tarn out garments so well cut and finish- ed that they will be a pleasure to the wearer, and a credit to the maker. Leave yourr ordeearly, while the stock is at its best. W. L. Ouimette, LOIN DF*$ORO HUB GROCERY J 71 KeyNote of having good Pickles is to get some of our PURE SPICES, such as Ginger, Cloves, Allspice, Mace Pepper, Cayenne; Cinnamon, Mustard Seed, Celery seed Timerick Lowder, then add some of our extra WHITE WINE VINEGAR,and we guarantee the pickles all right We have extra vale in Crockery and Glassware Gi-EO, Aim ALLOW, CILAINT7LICIPIN MUNICIPALITY or TUN TOWNwiiIP Or nILLETT COUNTY or 1101101. Notice is hereby given, that I have trans- mitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in sections 5 and 6 of the Ontario Voters' List tct,1889, the Copies required by said sections to be transmitted or delivered of the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all persons ap- pearing by the last revised Assessment Roll of the said Municipality to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Elections for Members of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections; and that said List was first posted up at my office, at Londesboro, on the 10th day of July, 1891, and remains there for inspection. Electors are called upon to examine the said list, and if any omissions or any other errors are found therein, to take immediate proceedings to have the said errors correct- ed according to law. Dated this 10th day of July, 1891. JAS. CAMPBELL, Clerk of the Township of Hullett. McLeod's System RENOVATOR AND OTHER SC OOL ooks .A.1\TID SCHOOL SUPPLIES The very latest authorized Text Books, &c., for' Public: • and Model Schools and Collegiate Institute. Full Stock and lowest Price W. H. SIMPSON.. CLINTON Tested Remedies. SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpa- tation of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Loss of Memory, Bronobitie, Consumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St.Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and Gen- eral Debility. LABORATORY, GODERION, ONT, J. M. MoLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer, Sold by 3. 11. Combe, Clinton Ca" °n Walton Si Monism: FOR A LYv' F6V4 OVEOAT aria Fit Guaranteee or No Sale. Walton : & Morrison, ., Remember the 1 SMITH'S BLOCK. CLINTON {OpBoiiteetereer, place EVERY D.A.Y' Of the year crave Sunday, we present strong attractions in every partment oflour establishment. Those attractions are two -fold, be., of superior value, and sold for very low prices. Men's, Boy's & Children'��:: Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods Highest in quality, lowest in price. t We carry products of the best manufacturers; we have ho old goy, everything is of to -day, fresh and in, the latest styles ; we nevop ' t to fit and please. We welcome "lookers" as lookers, and seek to h'. • %. our goods inspected and our claims investigated. Ca -MCD. GII.ASC -OW, CLINTON w, (�,te