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The Huron News-Record, 1892-10-19, Page 8• b; CONSU M'J7'O., 1, CT: R EA TT Tl ie GREAT COUOU CURE, this successful CONSUMPTION CURE iawrtbout a parallel in the history of medioiue. All druggists are author- ized to sell it on a positipe guaranhee, a test that no other cure can success• fully stand. It you have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitic, nee it, for it Rill oure you. If your child has the Croup, or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread that insidious disease CON,. SUMPTION, don't fail to use it, it will cure you or cost nothing. Ask your Druggist for SHILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cis., 50 cte. and $1,00. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. 2¢ ots. ABOUT ECONOMY. A man may go from Clinton to Toronto without riding in the cars. It will take him a long time to walk, but he saves his oar faro. The thing looks economical, but is really extravagance. A man can often do without a dgctor when he is sick, and do with- out quack nostrums particularly, if he will only economize by having a little Fine Whiskey, Brandy or Wine at the proper time. And and it is foolish economy to be without that which is likely to be prescribed for you. We have what you want in Ales, Porter, Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, etc., etc., in wood and bottle. We keep in stock the very best and sell at the lowest living profit "'he correct and safest economy is to always buy from us. J. W. RITER, ALBERT STREET, - •• CLINTON To Advertisers. All changes of Advertisements, to'. inaure insertion in the current issue, ,must be received at the office not later than Monday noon. Copy for changes received later than Monday . noon will hereafter be at the Adver- tiser's dver•tisers 05095 risk. WHITELY & TODD, Publishers. The Huron News-Recora 1.50 a Year—$1.25 in Advance Wednesday, Oct. 19th, 1892 LOCAL NEWS. In and Around the klub, Gown nth. LICAT. NOTICES.—All notices in these columns of meetings or entertainments, previous to holding of the same,at which an admission feels charged,or from which a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will be charged at the rate of' ten cents per line. THE MOST LARGELY CIRCULATED PAPER IN THIS SECTION. J. W..JRtv[N, grocer, has removed to the McKay Block and is now ready for businesr in the handsome corner store. OH, WIIAT A COUGH 1—Will you heed the warning. The signal per- heps of the sure approach of that mope 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 cough. It never tails Call and see J. W. Iawry, grocer, in the corner store of the new Mc- Kay Block. An attire and trustworthy boy can find profitable employment at THE NEWS -RECORD ofrlce. J. W. InwrN will be pleased to meet all old customer's and many new ones in the new corner store, McKay Block. a ToStIn/l L ATOM 4t4#Etr ° b�lta belch erreugouieuia with Ex Mayor "'ibitohoad by Welt he w►avoe�frain hi! °prorout •laud to the .Mackey block. Wherever he is the boys mill alwray try to hunt hiw up to give batt tt, oh:auole to hank their down, e0 lay spore of them. A BIG _ CRILD.---A "gentle•man" said to hail from Clinton bought a child's admission ticket at the Bay- field ehow. Although probably five and twenty euurmete had passed, he was "passed ae a child," and the Directors are anxious to aeoertain when they will be justified or war- ranted in charging him full price. L. 0. L. 1035, Y ARNA .—The mewb'ere of tide thriving lodge will celebrate the Gunpowder Plot on the evening of Nov. 5th, by giving an oyster supper at Gabriel Elliott's residence, Goderich township. This lodge annually holds a reunion on the occasion and invariably bpends a pleasant time and profitabli-even- ing, The date is a time that should be well remembered by all classes of people. STOOK SALE—Mr. Wm. Grainger of Hullett, recently effected au in]• portant sale of thorough -bred stock - Mr. Stockwell, of Denville, beyond Montreal and about 500 miles frorn Clinton, name all the way to Mr. Grainger's farm an;1 purchased a Durham milchcow and athree weeks calf. Tho upset price was paid the seller, Mr. Grainger still has two heifers and three bulls of the same breed for sale. THE ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE in connection with the Mechanics' Institute, have entered into negrotia- tiont to secure the •services of the talented lecturer, Miss Jessie T. O'Donnell, who lately met with such a warm reception at Thousand Island Park. Mies O'Donnell's testi,moniala are very high and the cultured town of Clinton should give her a hearty welcome. The lady has been secured fur Monday, 24th inst. THE GUNPOWDER PLOT.—The Lady True Blues and Orepgemen of Belgrave will have a novel gath- ering on Nov. 5th. They pur pose having a box social. The ladies will prepare boxes in which will be all the neceesaries to ap• pease the appetites of two—a lady and gentleman. The name of each gentleman's partner for the evening will be found in the box. A good programme of music, singing, etc., will be provided and a crowded house is naturally anticipated. A HANDSOME PREMIUM.—The handsome premium picture of. 141 Conservative members of the Cana- dian House of Commons is on exhii bition in TIIE NEWS -RECORD win- dow. It has already been viewed by hundreds of people and pronounced a handsome work of art. Those who desire a city weekly cannot secure a bettor paper than the Em- pire. The premium, Enpire and THE NEWS -RECORD all are given for $2 a year. Call and see the prem• ium picture before you order. TWISTING OUT.—Our totem seems bouud to twist out of a corner, even if untruthful statements will assist. Now he says a committee was "ap- pointed to see what a suitahle hall and lot would cost 1" The matter, we repeat, was not discussed by the Orangemen, and how could it be before tho committee made a report. Committees have power to recommend what they may think best. The original statement as well as the last made by the Era is untrue. •The only way to convince some people is to "reach for them with a club." A BUSY PLACE.—One of the busi • places in town these times is at G. T. R. freight shed. Pro- ly at rio time previously has re been so much activity' there. e amount of freight daily leaving nton must be attributed to some cause. The broad, enlightened nadian policy of a truo Canadian eminent and a BI itisR consum market has something at least do with it. Special freight ne are being run. As high as ;;a hie point in a day for vario1 scat+nations, consisting of grain, fruit, manufactures, etc. THE NEWS REconn mentioned the other week about Clinton being a central or distributing point, and this is a verification of what we said at that time. est the bab the Th Cli CHANGE OF DATE.—Tho date of Ca the Presbyerian Choir Organ Recital gov has been changed to November 7th. iog MR. Wm. CoorsR has finished to trai Mr. Milne's reside,n•ce atI31vOa, r pronounces it one of"'t"nn ue`st efid"4 most handsome in the County. MISSIONARY TEA.—The ladies of the various churches were invited on Sunday last to be present at a missionary tea, to bo hold in the Willis Church on Thursday even- ing, 20th lust., under the auspices of the Presbyterian Women's Miss• ionary Association. Tea drill be served from 7,30 p. m. to 8 o'clock, after which_. will be..: given .a......pro- gramme of addresses and music. FALL SHOWS ARE OVER.—Thio week THE NEWS -RECORD winds up the fall show campaign. We have published the names of prize win- ners and reports of Goderich, Clin- ton, Belgrave, Blyth and Bayfield shows. The reunions and healthy competitions at all these places must result in good and especially stimu- late our farmer friends to improve in many cases their breeding of stock. The directors and officers of the various agricultural societies should profit by this years experi• once, although the shows were good, and even make each individual one a greater success in 1893. H w A JUDGE'S OPINION.—The Mit shell Recorder last week said of the Huron Central Fair:—"The best all round -chow that we have attended this season was at Clinton het week. The fruit exhibit was very fine, though not quite up to that of God- erich. The roots and vegetable die - play, on the contrary, was much superior to that at Goderioh, and the cookery department was an at traction of itself. The judges of that department struck us as being either hungry, or largely impressed with the idea that the judging of the pudding was in the eating of it. Of some of the choicest pies the pub- lic could but view the fragments and be content with that. The Clinton ladies are splendid cooks." The editor of the Recorder is a married man and was one of the judges et the Huron Central. S' Presbyterian Church in the Dominion of Canada should be owned and read by every Canadian Presbyterian: The author is Rev. Dr. Gregg, A. M., D. D. There is a large amount of useful information in this book and the price is _only one dollar. For sale at Robins • MEI MN • Bros., Book Store and News Depot, Clinton. 0 NY' Now is a good time to subscribe for your favorite Newspaper for next year. ESLEY & CO. MILLINERY. Millinery Department fully assorted with the best and lowest prices. From us all the latest styles may be had. Just opened, New Flannelettes — low prices, Blankets; - Boy's Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, exceptional value. WE BOUGHT CHE P. WE SELL CHEAP. A lot of goods turned quick at a close margin is plenty good enough for us. Now is the time to buy a Al goods —no better, quality for quality, at very close to manufac- turer's prices. We do business to live, we live to do business, and the way to do it is to offer the very best grades of goods at prices that make them move. Com- mencing right now, we are going to give .BARGAINS to all corners until the goods are all gone. Where do poi(. come in on this chance ? There must • be t>omethingvou need and now is the grand opportunity for you to get goods cheap. 0 The La!es' Favorite Establishment BEESLEY & CO. The Great Millinery and Dry -Goods Emporium. LEAVING BRUSSELS.—Rev. W. T. Cluff, well known to many NEWS• RECORD readers, has accepted a call to Fei ton, Michigan. THE EAST HURON Gazette says :— Mr. Albert Cooper, of the Clinton Book store, and proprietor of the -Cooper Map of Huron County, was in Gorrie on Tuesday. He is sel- ling a large number of maps in this section. HE NEVER FAILS.—Ten dollars of Hon. J. C. Patterson's money was distributed in prizes, at the recent East Wawanosh fall fair, al- though he did not receive credit for that amount in the printed list. OUTSIDE OPINION OF MUSCULAR CHRiSTiANTT.—The Mitchell Advo- cate pertinently remarks:—The re- ligious editor of the Clinton New Era recommends "that to make some men behave themselves is to reach for them with a club." It is not often that we find a local preacher a supporter of mob law. W. H. PERRIN'S grain elevator is feet getting into shape, and no doubt ere long the bum of farmers' wagons will be heard there. ORGANIZED. --The High School foot ball club has been organized and we hope a good record will be the result. A TORONTO TRUSTEE TUSSLE.— Last Thursday a school trustee elec- tion was held in the Sixth Ward, Toronto. There were five candi- dates, among them E. Floody, form• erly of Clinton, who was awarded third place iu the tussle. WEARING HONORS.—W. H. Mc- Cracken, of Brussels, the man who wears a silk tile and long whiskers and scoops in all the prizes he can yet, is surely a record breaker. This year he was on deck at Wing - ham, Seaforth, Belgrave, Brnssela and Blyth. The result is 133 prize tickets tacked to hia long Iist of honors. Mr. McCracken is a hand- eomo looking gentleman. 6 The above picture is a fair representation of the average Canadian boy, a ruddy, smiling, happy little chap. His mother is proud of 1,im, and no wonder, we • say. No wonder she wants to buy the best clothing, the nicest ties, the nobbiest hats and caps for him. We are acquainted with scores of such boys whose mothers in season and out of season bring their dear boys for us to rig out in the necessary clothing for wear. THIS WEEK we offer TWO DOZEN HATS in Felt and Vel- vet, the very thing for a School Hat, at 25c. In CHIL- DREN'S CLOTHING, remember that our prices, quality and quantity, is unrivalled. A few SPECIAL LINES in boy's wear : A Hat or Cap 25e A Pair Boy's Braces 10c A Pair Knickerbockers 85c.; A Good Tweed Suit 82.00 A Long Cape Overcoat 83.50 IN MEN'S GOODS all will remember the $2 and $3 Pants, the $7 and $10 Suits, the $8 and $10 Overcoats. Remember these things, as the wet and cold yeather approaches, a Water Proof Coat, a Fur Cap, or Coat or Storm Collar, Cape, Muff or Boa, that we have the choicest goods. 0 JACKSON BROS The Noted Hatters,Clothiers and Furnishers, Clinton and Seaforth. Sftaepeare ads; ARE YOU WELL DRESSED "To be well dressed Oft supersedes the rest." The man who wears "Palace Clothing" is. We manufacture Fine Clothing, sell it at reasonable prices, end can give you satisfaction. OUR STOCK STOCK OF Fall and "'inter Sllhtings And Overcoatings is now complete, We are showing some very choice things both for Suits and Overcoats awl. would Iike to have you see them before you buy, feeling confident it will be to your interest to do so. 0 One Price and 5 per cent. off for Cash. Estate J. HoiJes DRY GOODS PALACE, CLINTON, ONT.