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�.f PTION
- This GREAT COUGI.1 otilig, this
sutceseful C'ONSEMP'i 1CN
it ti'ithc.nt a parallel -ie the hir1oty of
reedioine. All druggists are author-
ized tet sell it on a positive guarantee,
a Lett that no other oure eats rtuccess-
fully stand. If you have a Cough,
Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child lute
the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use
it promptly, and relief is sure. If you
dread that insidious disease CON,
SUAIPTION, don't fail to use it, it
will cure you or Deet nothing. Ask
your Druggist for SHILOI'1'S CURE,
Price 10 cts., 50 cts. and 61.00. If
your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 25 cts.
To Advertisers.
All changes o/ Advertisements, to
insure iilsertdcn in the current issue,
must be rcceired at the once not tater
than Monday noon. Copy for
changes received later than Monday
noon brill hereafter be at the Adver-
tiser's own risk.
1VHITELY efe TODD, ihtebli�hcas.
Me Huron News -Record
$1.50 a Year -$1-25 in Advance
Wednesday July 2.Oth 18912.
LOCAL NEWS.
In and Around the I1ub,
Zottitt Talk.
LICAL No'ricns.—All notices in these
columns of meetings or entertainments,
previous to holding of the same,at which
an admission fee is 21iargod,orfroniwhich
a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will
bo charged at the rate of ten cents per
line. THE MOST LARGELY CIRCULATED
PAYER IN THIS SECTION.
OH, WHAT A COUGH 1—Will you
heed the warning. The signal per-
hFps of the sure approach of that
moreterribledisease Consumption.
Ask yourself if you can afford for the
sake of' saving 50c., to run• the risk
and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure
will cure your cough. It never fails
LOOK OUT, BREARERS
AHEAD.—A large number of
accounts, amounting to nearly
$1000, have been placed in the
hands of our solicitors for cLec-
tion. If they are not attended
to upon notification costs will be
incurred. Avoid this by remit-
ting AT ONCE. We must have
the moody.
WHITELY & TODD.
WANTED, Cherries, Black Cur-,
rants, etc. Highest prices paid.-
713-tf AN FELON" BROS.
An active and trustworthy boy can
find profitable employment at THE
News-Recoste office.
Mn. A. D. FISIIER, who, when
he resiled iu town tea known as
"Sbancy" and an expert kid on the
street with the mouth organ, now
holds, at a good salary, a first clase
position in one of tho watch de-
partments in Messrs Kent Bros.,
Toronto, the Largest ret°Itil establish-
ment in their lino in the Dominion.
1•Iis friends will be pleased to know
about his almost wonderful success
and wish him still.further prosper-
ity. He was id town last week.
THOMAS CIHAMBERS and Robt.
Field*, both of Guelph, were corn'
mitted to jail by the Mayor of
Palmerston the other day ou ,a
cherge of. stealing a gold watch,
chain and locket, from•tho Mansion
House at Palmerston, from one
Nellie Atchineon, daughter of the
proprietor. Is this the same Cham-
bers who took principal part in the
shooting sensation at the Comnler-
cialllotel here some mon the ago,
and afterwards acquitted on several
charges in Goderich 1 The best
thin, that could happen this thief
and desperado is to have a seeciol
railroad accident instituted for him,
POINTERS FROM THE. PRESS.—
Seaforth Sun:—The Royal Arch
Masons have reproved their chapter
from Clinton to Seeforth.—Brussels
Poet:—Mrs. (Rev) W. T. Cluff and
children made n holiday visit with
relatives at Clinton.—Blyth Stan-
rlard:—\\"m. Powell, of Clinton,
attended the picnic on Fr'iday.—
Honsall Ohvercer :—Mise 11—raffle
Smallacombe spent the last few days
in Clinton and Goderich.—Mise F.
Coxworth spent Sunday in Clinton.
—The Toronto Sentinel says its
readers will be pleased to learn that
W. Bro. A. M. Todd, Couuty Men-
tor of Huron, is convalesceut again.
—East Huron (Gorrie) Gazette :—
The Misses Keine, of Clinton, are
guests of their uncle, Major Keine,
at present.—Mr. Jas. Young, of
Clinton, preached to the Methodist
congregation in the toren hall here
on Sunday evening last, giving an
improseive discoorso —Kincardine
Reviele :—Mr. T. Rnrnball was in
J' incardine inet week.
R, GzasoW ioi flow praotio.
UR' iU Detroit, :4icb,
Mas Tots; of•" Simeoe, and 1\iise
$ybl Toms, of Goderich, ate visit.
Iles 11Tiss Doan.
llfiss ltiroWaJNN1T, of . Toronto,
is the guest of Miss Hallie Combo
due week. •
Ms. A. C. CRisr, of the Han•il•'
ton Post office. le visiting at the
hove of Mrs, Sbilton.
FRIPAy's rain and the cool atmos•
pbere following was refreshing to
the great majority of people.
Miss TwtToua;L and hererister
Mabel are holidaying with friends
in Michigan.
DR. FINLATSUN, formerly of this
vlace, now practicing in Detroit, is
isiting at the home of Mr, Geo.
Gordon..
FRANK HovoENs left on Fri-
day evening for a two weeks holiday
to Duluth and badly, by .the United
Empire.
Ma. E. E. BARROW, of the Mol
eon's Bank, is spending his holiday
allowance on a visiting tour to
several cities of Outario aud Quebec.
Tun Clinton fife and drum band
at Bayfield on the 1211i July was an
attraction that will long bo remem•
bored. The boyo were in good
trim and played well.
A QUEER FUTURE of the present
weather is its extreme chilliness.
Overcoats and winter clothing
knock all the poetry out of the
traditional balmy. zephyrous, rose-
Iaden month of July.
MR. JAMES F. INNES, recently of
Guelph, now operates the electric
ticker at Cooper's C. P. R. tele
graph office, his predecessor, Mr.
\V. Watson, having secured a situs•
tion in west.
THE HURON MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TION met in Seaforth Mechanic's
Institute yesterday, Dr. Worthing
ton had to do' with Influenza and
Dr. Gunn had a case for presenta—
tion.
ON Tuesday evening 'last three
carriage loads of jovial humanity
drove from here to • Goderich to
have a sail .on Huron's waters and
they brought their purpose to a very
happy accomplishment.
MR. A. A. SCOTT, Of Carleton
Place, and brother of Mr. James
Scott, Jr., of this place, conducted
very acceptably the seivices in
Willis church on Sunday last. He
will occupy the same pulpit next
Sabbath.
No ONE should be misled by what
may be a false aud. specione fairness
of the eeather into returning the
uinbrella he borrowed during the
wet term. The sunshine of the
past few days may bo only a cruel
decoy.
ON Friday evening the heavy
wind occasionally brought the elec•
tric light wires in contact in front
of Jackson Bros. store. , As a re-
sult the lights would flash like
lightning and many thought the air
full of electricity.
IN case any of our readers con
template attending the Sullivan -
Corbett fight at Now Orleans on
Sept. 7, we will announce that the
price of tickets has been placed by
the Olympic club, under whose
auspices aud in whose club -house
the fight is given, as follows. Gen•
eras admission, $15, reserved seats
$20, box (6 chairs) $150.
It was on Wednesday evening
last, on.tho arrival of the 9.17 train
when a reportorial interrogation
point presented i'.self to Mr. Thos.
Jackson, jt'., with its hat off' and
directed conversation as to his
health and how• it was affected' by
the ocean trip from which ho had
just returned. We are euro all will
be glad to know he looks and feels
very much bettor.
Me, TADS. JACKSON, Jr,, has re—
turned from a visit to the land of
which we form a part, beyond the
sea, although it ie not a part of the
continent to•which we belong. The
gentleman looks as if he had been
benefitted in health, and his bud -
pees ventures will doubtless give a
healthy tone to the pocket and per-
sona of the customers of Jackson
Eros.
BART OF THE NEW CRIMINAL
CODE.—Everyone is guilty of an
offence, and liable, on summary
conviction, to a penalty not exceed-
ing $50 who sells or gives any
pistol or air gun,or any ammunition
therefor, to a minor under
the age of 16 years unless he
establishes to the satisfaction of
the justice before whom he
is charged that lie used reasonable
diligence in endeavoring to ascer
tain the age of the minor before
making such sale or gift, and that
he had good reason to believe that
such minor was not under the age
of 16. 2. Every one is guilty of
en offense, and liable, ou summary
conviction, to a penalty not exceed
fug $25, who sells any pistol or air
gun without keeping a record of
such sale, the date thereof, aud the
name of the purchaser, and of the
maker's name or other mark by
which such arm may be identified.
SIX
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For the next six weeps. we shall give our attention to the
reduction of our stock of Summer woods, and during
that time we shall not; give goods away, but we slia)1 give
Some of the Greatest Bargains
we have ever been pleased to offer you, Note a few of
the prices :
Ladies Skirt Embroidery at 35 Dents.
White Muslin at 3'e and 7 cents. worth double the price.
Ladies' and Children's Hose at half price.
Ladies' and Children's Vests at 10 and 12e.cents each.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT BARGAINS prevail here.
Hats are cheap. Ladies' and Children's for 35 cents. Sailors at 10 cents.
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These facts we present for your consideration. Come
right along, for we shall meet your expectations and give
the best of satisfaction.
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eesle oV.
We Rave Begun to Take Stock
We have a lot of '
ODD ARTICLES
That we will give
--Great Bargains in.
As we give the •
The Very Best Values --:-
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Curtain Poles and
Window Shades,
the sales go right on in spite of the lateness of the season
Special values in Wall Paper.
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Book Store and News Depot, Clinton.,
Additional locals on other pages.
MANNiE FINCH has resumed his
position in Beattie's livery barn,
and is found just the right man
in the right place.
Tun LUCKNOw. Sentinel had this
to say hast week :—Mr. David
Cantelou, of Clinton, the apple
king, dropped into the Sentinel
office ou Wednesday. He says
the fruit prospects this year are very
good and he expects to ship be-
tween 30 and 40 thousands barrels
of apples this fall to Manitoba and
the Old Country. nrarleet.
Me. Tiros. 0. Coorca d'olebrated
his S4th birthday yesterday. Mr
Cooper is yet able to walk up town
quite smartly, emdkes his pipe and
convdr'ses on live issues, In a short
time Mr. Cooper will have been
married 60 years, and from present
appearances both ho and Mrs,
Cooper will . be spared to cele-
brate that" event, and THE NEWS -
RECORD trusts muny future ones.
WHILE the Orangemen wore away
at Arthur on Tuesday borne practi-'
cal joker,hastily manufactured a flag
which bears some reeemblanco to
the stars and stripes, and ran it up
on the pole in front of the town
hall, where it still hangs, limp and
dead in the still atmosphere, a fit
emblem of the lifeless annexation
sentiment said to be held by a few
Canadians. The flag is a v;ery home
made affair and clings convulsively
to the pole as if it would like to
climb down from the atmosphere to
which it does not belong, and hide
itself in a holo along with Myers
and others of that stripe.—Gorrio
Gazette.
Is IT TRUE.—A daily newspaper
is responsible for the folio wing
puzz:e: Take a strip of cardboard
thirteen inches long and five wide,
thus giving a surface of sixty•fivo
inches, Now cut this strip diagonal-
ly, as true as you can, the result be-
ing two pieces in the shapes of tri
angles. Now measure exactly five
inches from the larger end of each
strip and cut each in two pieces. Take
your four pieces and put them in the
shape of an exact equare, and it
will appear to be just eight inches
each way, or sixty four square
inches—a loss of one inch of super-
ficial measurement, with no diminu•
tion of surface. The question is,
\Vhat becomes of that inch 1
Carr. JOSEPH BECK was in Clin-
ton on Monday.
FRUIT MARKET IN LONDON, ONT.
—Strawberries per quart, 5 c. to
9c., Gooseberries 3c. to 6c., Red
Currents 10c. to 12c., Raspberries
10,:. to 12e, Cherries 10c. to 12c.
THE HEAVENS presented a very
brilliant appearance on Saturday
night about 10.30. The Northern
Lights seemed to extend and cover
a large area and were a novel
and gland sight to witness.
THE employees of the Clinton
Organ Co. intend running an excnr-
sion- to Kincardine about the 16th
of Aug. There will be accommod-t-
tion for all who would like to go
along and enjoy a day at the lake
side. Particulars will be given
later.
A. T'ourtlsT'S TAr.ic.—A letter from.
11r. John Johnston dated Hamilton,
Dale., July 14, states that the gen,
tleman hada splended trip from
here. He is having good shooting—
loys of Id ctsr r,rl itrtealls totstl4e•.a
spoil at bilirnI{irer.
There is a prospect of a very large
yield of wheat in that section. He
has been at Mr, Coanels who he
says is a "jolly coon". He asks to
he rotnenbered to 1I. Stanbury, J.
Riter and Capt. Todd.
A CLosa GALL.—During the
storm oil Friday afternoon there
were some strange freaks of light-
ning on the Base Line, about a
mile from Clinton. At the'resid-
once of Mr. John Colclough there
was a dangerous and lively scene
for a few seconds. Eddie Johnsto'
of Clinton, and Miss Cololough
were near the house when the
thunderstorm came up, Near them
were several poplar trues and a
wire clothes line running from one
of them to the house. Tho light-
ing struck the true with the wire
and followed to the house —split-
ting in twain the lies prop— and
entering winded its way to the
pantry and slivered a board ofl;then
disappeared in the cellar. Miss
Colclough and the lad Johnston
were in the meantime prostrate
outside, but soon recovered consc-
iousness A severe shock was
fortunately the worst, bet the death
call was very close. Several young
towl close by weie killed from the
shock.
nowledge o:
r thing begets the want of that thing, what-
ever it may be. Let us say
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is one of the means of conveying and inter-
preting knowledge. We believe there are
yet a number of people who have had no
knowledge of
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50c.; 45c., 40c., 35c. and. 30c.,
AT 25 CENTS.
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You may not have known that you needed
one. , Now being aware of the fact, come,
ste and purchase.' .
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The Noted Hatters,Clothiers and Furnishers
Clinton and Seaforth.
.tale
O ave Speoialugaing
FOR THOSE WANTING
311 Of r noas
now. We take stock on August lst and must have as
much Summer Goods cleared out by that date as we pos-
sibly can. We would rather sacrifice a little now than
carry one season's goods into another. This season'sgoods
must be sold this season and they will be if the price will
do it.
We do not profess to be giving the Goods away, but are
selling Summer Stuffs, goods that we don't want to carry
over, at prices that will interest you,
To give you (an idea- of what we are doing :
PARASOLS.
The price of every one we have left has been
greatly reduced. We have sold 'a big lot
and want the balance entirely cleared out.
You can save from 25c to $ L.00 on a Parasol
now.
LOT ..OF PRINTS
at 7 cents, fust colors, regular 10 cent goods.
A big lot of
COTTONADE REMNANTS
in lengths of Li to 5 yards, it great deal
cheaper than you can buy thein by the yard.
A few pieces of
FANCY DRESS 600Dcf
at 40c. and 50c., reduced from GOc. and 75e.
MILLINERY Department.
What's left of our Trimmed Hats at greatly
reduced prices and any untrimmed one for
50 cents.
MEN'S GOODS.
Your choice of our Fancy Straw Hats in two
lots, one at 25c., the other at 50c. A few
Men's Reversible Washing Ties, 3 for 50c.
Estate J. HocTijers,
DRY GOODS PALACE, CLINTON, ONT.
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