The Huron News-Record, 1892-11-16, Page 8t
SHI LOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
,This GREAT COUG H CURE, this
successful CONSUMPTION CURE
ibwithout a parallel in the history of
medicine. All druggists are author-
ized to sell it ou a positive guarantee,
a test that uo other cure can success•
fully stand. If you have a Cough,
Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, fo
it will cure you. If your child ha;
the Croup, or Whooping Cough, us-
it promptly, and relief is sure. If yo
dread that insidious discase CON:;
SCMPTION, don't fail to use it, i
will cure you or cost nothing. As11.
your Druggist for SHILOH'S CURE,'
'Price 10 cts., 50 cts. ant" $1.00. I ,v
your Lungs are sore or Back lave,',
ase Shiloh's Porous Paster. 25 cts.
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BOUT ECONOMY.
A man may 'go from Clinton
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toroew without rlaing in rue cars.
It will take him a long time to walk,
but lie saves his car fare.
The thing looks economical, but
really extravagance.
A man can often do without
doctor when he is sick, and do wit]
out quack nostrums particularly,
he will only economize by having
little Fine Whiskey, Brandy or Win'
at the proper time.
And and it is foolish economy
be without that which is likely to be
prescribed for you.
We have what you want in Ales,
Porter, Whiskies, Brandies, Wine
etc., etc., in wood and bottle.
We keep in stock the very bes a
and sell at the lowest living profi
"'he correct and safest economy is t
always buy from us. ,.
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J. W. ItITER,
ALBERT STREET, - - CLINT()
\Wheatley
So
allotted
To Advertisers.
All changes of Adrertiscntents, to
insane insertion in the current is.<ne,
must be receiver] at ,the office not later
than Monday noon. Copy for
changes receired lczlcr than .Monday
nose will hereafter be of the arlrer-
tiser's own risk. -
.4, .M. TODD, Publisher.
The Huron Dews -Record
-$1.50 a Year -$l.25 in Advance
' Wednesday NOY. 1(;th, 1892.
LOCAL NEWS.
In and Around the Hub,
goivlt X4111.
Leer. NOTICES. -All notices in these
columns of meetings or entertainments,.
previous to holding of the same,at,wliicli
an admission fee is ohargetl,orfrom which
a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will
be charged at the, rate clf ten cents per
litre. THE MOST LARGELY 011tCU1.ATEn
PAPER IN THIS SECTION. I
J. W. IawIN, grocer, has removed t
to the McKay Block and is now
ready for businesr in the handsome 1
corner store. I
On, WHAT A COUGH 1 -Will you 1
heed the warning. The signal per- (
hsps of the sure approach of that
more terrible disease Consurnption. 1
Ask yourself if you can afford for the
sake of saving 50c., to run the risk t
and do nothing for it. We know t
from experience that Shiloh's Cure c
will cure your cough. I•t never tails t
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Call and see J. W. hRWIN, grocer t
in the corner store of the new Mc t
Kay Block.
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An active and trustworthy boy can r
find profitable employment at 'fits t
N aws-Recoao office. t
N0 LADIES TOILET is complete with• e
out a bottle of Cream of witch Hazel, 11
manufactured and sin esd e sk
Combe. ir~r d;:',�x
si
J. W. Litwi e will be pleased to 11
sleet all old customers and many iI
few ones in the new corner store, h
JlcKay Block. d
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THE N EWA IIEcouo has about 20,000 11
Note and Letter 'leads at a slight ec
advance on cost.
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CREAM OF WITCH HAZE', will not Is
njure the most delicate skin. For `1'
;happed hands, sore lips and' for S'
Ise after shaving it is unsurpassed. he
cl
par—Robes, horse Clothing, Fancy sr
Woollen and Plush (tugs, are at la
rargain prices at
7324f. JOHNSTON 8: Aieuou,t'S.
fir
i1E VISITS ALL, -Tax Collector o
is on his rounds again. !pit',
far things look pretty well and le
we believe there will be very little T
o collect at the expiry of the time 1
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ONTARIO FAT STOCi: SHOW.- C
'reparations are o being made for sa
he ninth annual Ontario fat stock of
how to be held in Guelph on De- to
amber 14th and 15th under the th
usoices of the Agricultural and Cs
]rte Association of Ontario, the io
.uelph Fat Stook Club and the ed
{heap and Swine Breeders' Associa- pe
ion. The show will be held in the m
ew skating rink, a building which m
rill afford ample accomodation, and O
is expected to excell all previous m
vents of its kind. In connection ab
ith it there will be several meet -
cgs of live stock breeders. to
S1�vERAL liquor MCI have been
p for trial the last few days. The
result bus been couvi;tione and
postponements in the various ouegs.
MURRAY CAltrr, Sone of Scotland,
will hold their annual dinner at
Lack Kennedy.° Hotel on Si.
Andrew's day, Nov. 30th.
MESSRS. SEALE, HOOVER & SEALE,
the monument dealers of Clinton,
have made large addition° to their
orders mentioned in the columns of
THE NEWS -RECORD a few weeks ago.
QUALITY TELLS. -At the fair held
in Roxburough, Scotland, recently,
the filet prize scones were made
from flour manufactured by James
Fair, Clinton. Ho for Canada and
Clinton. \'Veralways hold our own
and produce the best.
BENEFITS OF ADVERTISING.
-On
Saturday last Jas. H. Combe sent
out 300 coupons inviting the holders
to call and get a free sample of
Cream of Witch Hazel and.in less
than five hours afterwards of the
coupons were presented at the store
and samples distributed.
A FORTUNATE ESCAPE. -Monday
evening Mr. J. C. Stevenson had
a fortunate escape from serious
injury. He had in use a tin-buwl
lamp, and -accidentally upset it on
the floor. In trying to extinguish
the fire he cut his thumb severely
on the glass. The damage other
wise was slight, but the escape was
indeed fortunate.
SPECIAL MEETING -There was a'
special meeting of the town council
Monday night. A permit wee;:
granted Mrs. Tufts to move then
Grand Union stables on to the lot;
next Johnston's blacksmith shop,
providing the fire bylaw was com-
plied with and the building ven•1
eered within eight months. The
only other business was the passing
accounts for park improvements.
A COURT CASE. -It will be re-
membered that some time ago Capt.
Dancey, of Goderich, obtained a
verdict against the Grand Trunk Co.
for $1000 for being unlawfully put
off the train near Lucan. The case
was appealed. The last phase of it.
is that the (.rand Trunk will be
granted a new trial unless Dancey
accepts $500 and pays a portion of
the costs.
THE BELT CAME Ore. -Many
people wondered what happened
tire electric light Saturday evening.
The arc belt flew off the pulley or
wheel with such force as to make a
heavy dint in the wall. The 75
horse power engine of Goldie &
McCulloch manufacture is a model
and powerful piece of machinery
and things will no doubt soon be
in good shape and give -entire satis•
faction.
ORANGE DOUNGS.-The local lodge
met -Monday night. There was a
fair ettendauce and considerable
business transacted. The brethren
have decided to carpet the new hall
leasedby them in the McKay block
Ind make the place as comfortable
ie possible. There will be an
emergency meeting in the Victoria
Llock trail on the 29th inst. and a
ull attendance is specially request.
d. The annual meeting will bo
veld in the new hall the first Mon -
ay in December.
A FRUIT FREAK. -Mr. James
?arrow, "of St. George, laid on the
able of the Galt Reporter a day or
wo ago a strange freak in the way
1 an apple. It was taken from a
roe of Rhode Island Greenings, but
hough one half of it is distinctly
]tat variety, the other half is as dis-
inctly Golden Russet. The divid-
ug line is clearly marked entirely
ound the apple, the one side being
he green of the groeni1 gs, while
he other is the russet of the Gold•
n Musset. The freak is worth.seo•
i g.
fes"?.', .-ateL"'.7iS...E+5-!
s _� r Ass,"
..r u«'
lccessful social evenings ever held
c a church in this town Was field
Mittens
the lecture room of the
ary St. Methodist Church on 'Mous
av tevening. The object was a
urely social one and the result was
at the spacious rooms were crowd-
1 with young people: --The affair
as n very pleasant one and sh.„..:
�w the ltattenhury St. Young Ens
avorers can use their friends.
mulct a aeries of these meetings be
.ld we think the main part of the
urch would have to he used for
ch meetings are sure to be popus
✓ and largely attended.
A POPULAR MAN DEAD. -Rich-
d R. Clarke, editor and manager
the Orange Sentinel, Toronto,
ed suddenly on the 5th inst. Ho
ayes a wife and seven of a family.
Tl deceased was born in January,
896, in the town of Bailieboro,
ounty Cavan, Ireland. He was
e eldest son of the late Richard
larke, general merchant of the
me place, and is the elder brother
E. F. Clarke, M. P P., proprie-
r of The Sentinel, and ex -mayor of
e city of 'Toronto. He came to
nada in 1862, and occupied var-
ve positions of trust. Tho decoae-
had relatives at Goderich and is
rsoually known by many Orange•
en in this section. The writer
et tho deceased in March last at
tven Sound and knew him for
any years as a gentleman of rare
ility and a faithful citizen. THE
i:,ws-RFCnan extends its sympathy
the afflicted family and relatives.
NEXT WEEK
intend to move to the
MACKAY BLOCK
to shall be pleased to see all our old customers and many
new ones in the new store.
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e have been making ""preparations for a
god XMAS TRADE and think vire can please
everyone in variety, price and quality.
ubscribe now for your favorite Newspapers—we Itake
Subscriptions fir Newspapers and Magazines
published everywhere.
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obins
ros..,'
Book Store and News Depot, Clinton.
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BIG SNAP IN
MANTLE CLOTHS
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We offer you 30 pieces at a Bargain, some of -the
newest things brought out this season.
DRESS GOODS
for you. See our line of Meltons at 8e., our dou-
ble -fold Melton's at 25c. 'in Navy,. Black, Brown
and 1Jrrey, worth far more money.
OSIERY. SHIRTS.
Boy's Ribbed Wool Hose with double knees, just
the thing for boys, exceptional value. Men's and
Boy's Underwear, big assortment in fine and
heavy makes. Men's Shirts and Drawers 25c.,
28c., 40c., 50c., 75c., 85c., $$1 and $1.35 ; Boy's, 30c
:35c., 40c., and 45c.; Men's Sox 15c a pair, two for
25 cents.
MILLINERY
MOURNING
.a specialty with us. In fact Millinery is our great
specialty. Froni us all the Leading styles may be
had at lowest prices. The more you buy of. is
,.,_and find by actual use how satisfactory oui' 1 oo(is
are the better you will like
The Laffles' Favorite EstaI!sftment
BEESLEY & CO.
The Great Millinery and Dry -Goods Emporium.
nderson's Restaurant
The Old Reliable Confectionery Store.
tiz1OYSTERS ARE IN SEASON !
EAT OURS AND YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER.
Fruits, Confectionery, Biscuits -in endless variety ; Cranberries, Sweet Potatoes,
Spanish Grapes, etc.
ir'TOP,ACCOS, PIPES, CIGARS --0001) GOODS AT CLOSE SELLING PRICES
Everything first-class in a first-class store. Don't pass Anderson's Restaurant
Searle's Block, - Albert Street.
Leslie's Carriage Factory.
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS -all of the best works
manship and material. ,"All the latest styles and most modern improve-
ments. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended
to. Prices to suit the times.
MI6' FAc:TORY-corner Huron and Orange Streets, Cli.iton. 657-y
Are You A Customer
OF
Jackson Bros. ?
If Not, Why Not a
A Bit of lllodoFll History
•®.•
In the year 1885 Jackson Bros. began to reign as
Kings in Clothing -making. Under their ber.efici-
ary rule there was established several leading
lines of Clothing that have since become house-
hold terms—this being the popularity which
greeted the advent of such prices as the following :
A Boy's pair of Knickerbockers, 85c.
A hoe's Suit of Clothes, $2.
A Boy's extra length Cape Overcoat, ;3.50.
A !\'Ian's pair of Trousers, $2.
A Man's pair of Trousers, $3.
A Man's Suit of Clothes, 57.
A i\ -Ian's Suit of Clothes, 510.
A Man's Overcoat, $7. -
A p'lan's Overcoat, $8.
A Alan's Overcoat, $10. .
These are ruling prices unequalled for quality, fit
and value: Goods we guarantee to be of a strictly
good quality.
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Bernennber our stock of Fins for Men's and
Women's wear,
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The Noted Hatters,Clothiers and Furnishers,
Clinton and Seaforth.
We Ohfer Tftis Week ;-
A •LINE OF
All -Wool Diagonal Serge
Light Brown, Dark Bro,vn, Tan and Navy,
at the low price of
s
35 CENTS PER YARD.
Sold all over at 45c. and 50c.
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We have about a dozen of our
LOW - PRICE MANTLES
left that were selling at $5 and $4.50. We have marker]
them all at one price and you can have
your choice for
$2.50.
These are Genuine Bargains,
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Estate J. Hories
DRY GOODS PALACE, CLINTON, ONT.