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a test that no other cure Can strcoee$•
fully stand. It you have a Cough
Sore Throat, or 13ronchititr, use it,.for
it will.•cure you. If your cbild has
the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use
it promptly, and relief is sure. If you
dread, that insidious disease CON*.
SUMPTION, eGat.'4 fail to use it, it
will cure you or cosh nothing. Ask
Your Druggist for SHLOH'S CURE,
'Price 10 cts., 50 cis. and •1,00. If
your Lungs aro sore or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 25 ots.
To Advertisers.
All changes o9 Advertisements, to
insure insertion in the current issue,
must be received at the office not later
that: Monday noon. Copy for
changes received later than Monday
noon will hetreafier be at the Adver-
tiser's o4vn risk.
WHITELY de TODD, Publishers.
[he Huron News -Record
$1.50 a'Yoar—$1.25 In Advanco
iVednes'lav August 3rd, 1892.
LOCAL NEWS.
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L3QAr. NoTress.—Ail notices in , these
columns of meetings or entertainments,
previons to holding of the same,at which
an admission fee is chargod,orfrom which
a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will
be charged at the rate of ten cents per
line. 1HE MOST LARGELY CIRCULATED
PAPER IN THIS SECTION.
011, WHAT A COUGH 1—Will you
heed the warning. The signal per-
haps of the sure approach of that
more terrible disease 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 couch. It never fails
LOOK OUT, BREAKERS
AHEAD.—A large number of
accounts, amounting to nearly
$1000, have been placed in the
hands of our solicitors for collec-
tion. If they are not attended
to upon notification costs will be
incurred. Avoid this by remit-
ting AT ONCE. We must have
the money.
WHITELY & TODD.
An active and trustworthy boy can
,find profitable employment at THE
NEWS -RECORD office.
WANTED, Butter and apples—
Highest price paid in cash or goods.
CANTELON BROS.
CYCLE CLUB MEET, AUGUST 5TH, AT
SEAFORTH. il3f,O in prize will be
contested for in eight rakes. Mso
final lacrosse match for the cham-
pionship of Western Ontario, St.
Marys vs. Seaforth. Football match
in the evening. The games will be
contests between athletic giants.
33rd Batt. Band. Good sport and
solid chunks of fun. Low railway
fares from Clinton, Holmesville and
Goderich. See forth and go forth to
see Seaforth on Friday, Aug. 5.
Ex MAYOR WHITEHEAD is con-
fined to the house these days
through illness.
MR. E. E. BAPRow, of the Mol
sons Bank, has returned and resum.
eel his duties here after a couple of
week's vacation which has some-
what relieved his countenance of
"the pale cast of thought" and given
it something of a ruddy tinge which,
doubtless was acquired white listens
ing to "what the wild waves were
saying" or to the purling of the
limpid brooks.
-Lam- asso. — The match here
Thursday last between Seaforth and
Clinton resulted in a victory for the
farmer by 3 to 0. The first goal
was ,vigorously fought for during an
hour and a quarter when Seaforth
captured the Clinton goal, The
second in about twenty minutes and
the third in quicker time. The day
was exceedingly warm and it was
very hot work. There was a very
large attendance and the spectators
seemed thoroughly interested.
FIRE. -1 fire commenced about
4 o'clock Tuesday morning in Harry
Cantelon's large brick building on
Albert street which wan used by P.
W. Haywood es a carriage shop and
C. Copp as a blacksmith shop. The
interior and roof of the building
were completely destroyed and a
portion of the walls. Mr. Hay%
wood lost five or six buggies, tools
etc., and C. Walker lost his tools.
he tools of Mr. Copp were also dee
etroyed. The steamer was on hand
in good time, Copp's lose about .1
$300, no insurance; Ilaywood's
$1000, insurance $500. The build.
ing was insured for $1500
' HU..N w5 l` gt:t04P keaeived
pltassattt Bali (?.W ¥r, Otte, II
F4 whir, the Q4he1; deb "no mil,.
leen 'wee recruiting ter a $OW dtlya
and we were right glen to moot
Pititsoyat —We were recently
whown a .medal with the following
apgrIvieg t Presented by the Loyal
Oraugulen of Haron to Mr. • Juln
Stewart, 1 rrister, as a mark of re.
,spent for hie triumphant defence of
the County Master, Mr. SVtn.
Holmes, and othole, when charged
with ,baing violated Baldwin'e party
Processions Act au the 12th of July,
1846, The medal is greatly prized
by Bro. Stewart, as it lyse handed
down from his lather.—Toronto
Sentinel.
DASH IT.—Maeked "hug
parties" are coming in vogue
some localities and aro a dra
card at church picnice. By pa
fifteen cents a man is allowe
hug a girl, but he is first blind
ed- It is pleasant for the re
the company to.eee how wad a
fled' man gets when on remo
the bandage from hie eyes he
he has been hugging his own
and fifteen cents gone for not
except as revenue to the. chu
"Daeh,it, let's go home Maria,"
what one of the disappointed
exclaimed.
Mn. FRANK M. ZELLER, of Dul
Minn,, the affable Secy., of
Pennsylvania Iron and Steel
was in town for several days
week. Though a dyed -in -the•
American, he generously conte
that Western Ontario and the Ca
dian Northwest, of which he
seen seen cousiderabe, is right
it" as well as other portions of
continent to which we belong.
also holds a very high opinion of
young ladies of Clinton and, tho
we dare not affirm it, tie may
pardoned'for surmising that th
is one bright particular' star in
local galaxy of bright and pre
young ladies that shines more
splendently in his sight than any
the others.
THE MEAN THING.—A goo
looking, well•to do young bache
was being teased by the you
ladies of a club for not getting in
ried. He said "Pel marry the g
of your club whom, on a secret vo
you elect to be my wife.' The
were nine members of the clu
Each girl went in a corner, a
used great caution in preparing h
ballot, and disgui sed the handwr
ing, The result of the vote w
that there were nine votes cast, ea
girl receiving one. The you
man remains a bachelor, the club
broken up, and the girls are a
mortal enemies, united in the on
determination that they will nev
speak to that nasty man again.
FRIDAY morning, after the' heavy
rains theivater courses on our streets
had an atnplitude of that liquid
ineral called water. It did not
ine like a diamond of the first
stet. In fact this particular water
rried in solution a vast amount of
ayey and vegetable matter that
ve it the reverse of a bright and
arkling appearance. Its muddy
nsistency prevented it iron.)find-
g an outlet into the sewers
rough the ordinary metal pat -
o. Whereupon Doc. Blackall,
uneillor Doane and others got
ng poles and commenced stirring
5 largo body of it collected in
nt;''' of the Grand Union Hotel.
sooner had they succeeded in
acting an outlet for it through
grating than a perfect vortex or
ir'lpool was formed, and the en-
ing water emitted a sound, re-
mbling a miniature Niagara, that
ght have been heard less than
eral miles away, astounding some
ple so that they were led to
culate as to the possibility of the
lionable volcanic eruptive force
ing found its way beneath the
d of town of Clinton, and were
paring themselves for a hegira
view of a possible repetition of
fate of Pompeii, when the "Doc"
red them that "all's right with
world," especially that part of it
wn as Clinton.
EAD.—There died in Goderich
nship on Sunday July 31st ,
es Patton, for many years and
it failing health a few months
compelled him to retire,clerk of
erich township. The funeral •,
place to Goderich cemetery
Tuesday August 2nd and, in
o of the busy season, the attend-
ee was one of the largest. De-
ed came with his parents from
ty Fermanagh, Ireland, and
ed here about the year 1834,
father having been a Peninsular
er who bore the marks of ser -
by tho lack of an arm. Deceased
gad 75 years and 9 months. He
a thoroughly upright man and
of the most efficient municipal
e in the Province. The de
d Dire. W. J. Paisley of
ton was one of his daughters,
al others and one eon survive
all grown up, also a widowed
daughter of Mr. Wm. Wal -
formerly of Goderich, who
back in the 50'e and 60's was
known is municipal and pol-
matters. THE NEWS•REOORD
de its sympathy to the Borrow•
eiativee on the lose of a bus•
and father of whom it may be
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Paving bought from a Wholesale Firm the balance of
their stock of
Black SILK GLOVES,
,We offer them to you at about I
HALF REGULAR PRICE
Why not get a pair ?
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Millinery
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Millinery Department.
Profits not considered, as Summer Stock must be cleared
out. ,Hats at 3.5c.
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Beesley &O6'y.
"The Talisman,"
By° Sir Walter Scott.
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Students desiring the above Book
will be able to procure it from us.
Sent to any address, post free, for
20 cents.
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We have the latest novelties in Hair Pins.
A great vai iety of Lunch Baskets. Very
beautiful Work Baskets, A fine stock of
Books to su' t everyone. Our Books have
been greatly admired and the price will suit
you.
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Robins -:- Bros.,
Book Store and News Depot, Clinton.
CLINTON'S civic holiday, Friday,
August 5th.
MR. ED. WATSON, of Goderich,
was in town Thursday.
DR. LoGIE, of London, formerly
of Clinton, was in town Saturday.
bliss N. FAIR, Clinton, and her
sister, Airs. (Dr.) Campbell, of De'.
troit, are holidaying on the lakes.
MISS IRENE HADLEY, ofaToronto,
is the guest of Miss Jackson, High
view Residence.
THE SOCIAL on the grounds of
Messrs. W. Manning and A. Arm-
strong Thursday night for the hobo -
fit of the Ont. St Methodist church
choir was quite a success.. Pro.-
coeds
ro'.coeds about $48
JUDGE DOYLE and J. T. Garrow,
M. P. P.• were in town Weduesday
while going to and returning from
Wingham in connection with a
court of revision there.
BANKER WILLIAMS, and others
from Godericb, was in town Thurs-
day to take in the Lacrosse contest
here between Seaforth and Clinton
in which the former was victorious,
AT St. Paul's church during the
offertory on Sunday evening a
beautiful duet, "Rock of Ages,"
music by Glover, was sung by Miss
McWhinney, of Toronto, and Mies
Combe of town.
THE CLINTON ORGAN CO., have
issued full sheet posters announcing
their first annual excursion to Kin-
cardine on August 16th. The fare
is low and there will be a lacrosse
match between Kincardine and
Clinton at the former place, and
other sports.
CLINTON TO THE LAKESIDE,—The
Kincardine Review of last week
says :—"We see by the Hinton'
NEWS -RECORD that arrangementeare
being made by the Clinton Organ
Co. to run an excursion to Kincar-
dine on the 16th of Auguet. The
Kincardine Lacrosse Club are
are arranging a friendly match with
Clinton for that day. We trust
these trrangemente will be effectual-
ly carried out and that Clinton will
pay us a visit on that day. Kin-
cardine would do well to make the
16th our civic holiday that proper
entertainment may be given our
neighborri from Clinton."
Mits. A. H. MANNING is Bufferin
from pneumonia, but is recoverin
g
g.
LACROSSE MATCn.--There will be a
match this (Wednesday) evening be-
tween a team from the Doherty
organ works and a town pinked team
on the park grounds at 7 o'clock.
The game will be an interesting and
exciting one.
TliE advertisements of Jackson
Bros. and Gilroy and \Visman were
received too late toshange !hie week
The former announce specialties in.
underwear and clothing, while the
latter have "cut prices square in
two."
ST. PAUL'S CHURCJr•—There will
be o special collection in thio
church on Sunday next, as also
throughout the Diocese of Hurou,in
aid of the church in the Diocese of
Newfoundland where the Cathedral,
Bishop's house, Sunday and Day
Schools, Synod and Orphanage
were burnt during the late fire in
St. John.
THE WOODSTOCK Times thus re-
fers to a former resident, and mar-
ried man, of Clinton :—"Frank
Pilcher, former » a member of the
22nd Battalion band, is io:3lved in
a racy scandal up in Strathroy.
He was band-mastor there and for
some time accused of undue in-
timacy with a Miss McDernlaid,
milliner. To hide their shame
They eloped."
REv. A. McMtLLAN and wife, of
Auburn, have returned from Scot-
land whither they went last August,:.
the gentleman to pursue his theolo•y,
gical studies. They have been stay-
ing in Clinton with their relatives
Dr. and Mrs. Gunn, for a few days
it one may 'express an opinio
formed by a half hour chat with
the gentleman,helea wide awake an
energetic minister and should be
euceessful in catering for th
spiritual wants of the moat critical'
congregation.
AUOTIONEERS, BEWARE 1—It ap-
pears from a recent legal decision
that when an auctioneer is employ-
ed to sell farm stock or other goods,
he must make a careful search in
the proper offices to find out if any
man has a chattel mortgage or other
lien or claim against the same,
otherwise he will be held liable to
any one who may such a claim, and
whose rights are interfered with.
He virtually guarantees the title to
all goods sold by him.
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The weather we are at'present having is of
such a nature as to demand the lightest
And coolest -clothing obtainable.
The numerous cases of sunstroke can be
attributed to the wearing of unseasonable
Hats.
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We are fully persuaded that every man or
boy should wear a Straw Hat.
Remember,
The goods we are offering in BOY'S
HATS at
Twentij Five Cents
Black,
Blue,
Brown,
White and
Mottled.
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JACKSON DROS
The Noted Hatters,Clothiers and Furnishers
Clinton and Seaforth.
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We Have Special Bargains
FOR THOSE WANTING
Sumrnerlirij Goods
now.
'much
sibly
carry
must
do it
We take stock on August lst and must have as
Summer Goods cleared out by that date as we pos-
can. We would rather sacrifice 4."Little now than
one season's goods into another. This season's goods
be sold this season and they will be if the price will
We do not profess to be giving the Goods away, but are
sellingSummer 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
greatly reduced. We
and want the balance
You can save from 25c
we have left has been
have sold a big lot
entirely cleared out.
to $1 00 on a Pra,.o1
a
now.
A LOT OF PRINTS
.at '7 cents, fast colors, regular 10 cent goods.
A big lot of ,
COTTONADE REMNANTS
in lengths of 11 to 5 yards, a great deal
cheaper than you can buy them by the yard.
A few pieces of
FANCY DRESS GOOD;
at 40c. and 50c., reduced from 60c. and 75c,
MILLINERY Department.
What's left of our Tritnmed- Rats 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.
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Estate J. flocigens,
DRY GOODS PALACE, CLINTON, ONT.
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