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1.1,0 a Year—el.:us to nevem)
Wednesday, Nov.23rd,1892
1111'.1X.1(11: AND ''XA 1'111,
lir 14, /: h'J, of iv, \'ever 11✓4041:
DE.% .11 l3. Eulroi , -1 q lite ;three
with y,,nr views exp 013sed 111 se Vera'
of the late relit nos• of I"043 Nr,tvs-
1iuu,tau on the S.irit(u•y Cnn•lition of
our lawn, 31) I especially the impor-
tance 01 4111 ear y iispe0,Liun of the
draivag.• eVstenl and tenter supply of
the town. 1 nut (sunfident taint, it,
will be f.r.ind that the unljortty 01
the wells are n t in tit condlt:iot)
LO uautai: go.n1 water, noel u1s0 that
water ie bed before it gets to the
wells. ' '1any cellars h tying 'drains
from thein rue amine the rainy sees,i
sun, wet and damp all the titne. We
have at, preeeut several cases of
typhoid 1 :ver in our midst, which
c uud•)uhtedly were cruised either
directly or indirectly by our w4t14•
and drains.
\Vent's promised a visit front tint
drea.Ir,1 s purge, cholera, in the next
spring or summer, end several of our
neighboring towns have now till
ep"leunie of diphtl:Frio all of which
diseases either originate of hecome
infectious through hod water and
!ln inetiieient drainage ayet•In. It is
a tillsh• k ' to 3(l Neese Lima the cholera
germ is diatroyed by the winter.
Soule 0. the seyet•at epidemics of
Itussia begun during the winter.
Just herr 1 will menti')u a few eat -SPS
of cholera so that in order to be
simpered steps can be taken at once
to 1•erneve any of these if existing.
ifoWle 'fogies
Mrs. D tweet- on Monday move
iut14 the Hayward residence.
Ms. Harry Read has taken a poet•
tion in Robeon's grocery.
The little son of Mr J. P. Shepetar
is laid up with congestion of th
lungs.
The Kincardine Reeiere says Mr. II
\\'. Ball, of (1oilerieb, gave that pape
pleasant call the ogler day,
Miss Freer, not "Mr." was th
pareou mentioned in L111,3 CO1 U 31)0 1138
we •k as visiting at Kincardine.
Mr. D. R Menzies, of Goderieh.
was in town Monday. He left forth
south on it busit,tss trip.
The first sleighs of the season,
front tho country, appeared on the
streets of Clinton last Monday.
Miss Bella Gregg, daughter of Prof.
Gregg. of Knox College, Toronto, is'
viriting at the Pr, shy torten 1\Inose.'
My. T. Calbiok returned last week
from Blyth, where he ,has been
engaged in shipping apples.
Alf. Scruton has returned from
the "Garden of Eden." He was absent
nine weeks.
ilteigrav es
iIr. Gio. Wfish returned from
Nelvwtrket last week.
The ssho (1 bra la Is or seo'iu)3 N
5, Alerrie, 41•u tube euh3r1;(+41.
1Ir4. J. Clulf halves fur It+r h
to Brie l•,u, .\It i , this v 3 ri: a tv•
hie spent th-h `I1 11 e,'. 1 3) 1'14 r,l 1•
tiV,1,1 tit this v1,11,111,.#
\l l•. \V u. l,, se h 1 I his hue I b1 -sly
cut Ly a 010''J1313 I'ru 11 (13.4 1)411.1 41.11.1"1.'a
kuifa 1311110 1.,.11111 et t114,e.hiug
nl-tchiue at Mr, W. It 4 h's, uu
FI i.l:t3.
1114. John 13411 lu+t 4 valu.1111e
IhUrse lost week.
hiss NI II u'y E'trker. Sunshine,
Wire LIre guest of Mrs. Bak ley list
St bb-t1n.
Bro sada•
Owing to the bed ro4•l3 besiuess
has been dull here iritel.y.
Ad. Cornllok, who 1144 bean in
Win uipeg for the past yell', arrived
Lone ou Friday ut last week.
11r. Arthur Knox, of Wiugham, '1. A. A1cLtughlin returned to
was in Clinton last week and gave his school at L'rucetiul.t this week.
l'uE NEW; 1(E00349 a call. He Inas beau house sick for about a
Mrs. tV. B Laing, of Chicago, is week.
visiting at the resilience of Mr. '1'. Ituht. AI' nitrowe 1.3(1 bare on
Jackson,, hr.
Mrs. James Turnbull, of Toronto, I Slue iay of I est week fur Trout
is a nest at the residence of'1'..Juck- Creek, Algoma, to work on a mid -
son, jr. furring job fur the Stratford City.
Miss (Trace and Ada Cameron, of
God. rich, were the guests of :Hiss
Farran I let week.
Mr. A. O. Patteson, G T. R. agent,
Ilan erected tt staple and enjoys th
pleasure of a horse.
l"neer what', circumstances and Dr. McDonald, M. P., and wife
thr.ugli whet channels do the Bacilli passed through Clinton en Saturday
prnetr(tte the human system unit' in 00 a visit to friends in Lite vicinity
what, m inner do they excite the of Brueelield.
characteristic precessesof the disease! 'I'll,+ -Mission Band of the fl espy.
There can be no doubt in this conn- teriau church meets on Thursday
try bet that cholera, is imported. 1t ev,-nioa for Its usual monthly trans -
is equally certain that the dejections action .if business.
ofCholerlt patients which are rich in lieu, and Mrs. "ieh Edge 011
the 111401111 are the. chief if not the ns ti a
only agents try which the disease is tertarned the members of the
spread. They cnntiuua their growth Guelph Minia.teriai • Association at
upon lnniatelletl bedclothes, or in Acton Istat week.
•
water which ;;oet10ns a sufficient Mr. A. T. Cooper is in 'Toronto,
amount uY nrguric substances, or in Berlin, Guelph, Drutubo and. other
foo:( tr rift 1111 k, or moist' earth. pleeett on business this week. Ile
It is also 1 it portant to know that the will return to morrow.
germ; are not disseminated by euro Mr. D iI. Causerie, of Parkhill,
rents of 1331•, liability to the inseam : was in town Monday.' Ile has been
is very wide spread. Sex 'is unite- ill ,t private bank there and u'as
portant.; tree hies more influence; leukin;; after tone northern •busi•
mire rare in chil•lren than adults, nese.
eepec:ally elderly persons. Errors Mrs. 'rhos. Cooper slipped. on her
in diet., mill' attacks 0r intestinal awn floor step the other day and re•
trouble predispose to the disease. ceiyed severe injury. We are pleas -
Now, llo•.v are we to light ngsinst ed to learn that the result will not
an iuy,.si in of such ec ,urges? I will l.kely prove serious.
offer a few suggestions that will be JIr F. E.'l'hompeon, who was here
of benefit if followed. looking after the Stavely estate, has
. The dispesnl of garbage and refuse returned home. \Ve -understand he
is an important facto' in causing the I,us placed his case in the hands of a
pre1entiotf of disease and one in legal firm.
which the local Boatel of health have ,
full control. It should be burned Rev: 'Mr. Fairlie, it is expected, Paul's will
or carted away weekly so that no liot church
his [ire, sermons ns Mr SFreebornPbo
bed for germs would exist in oat agurch cupxt Sunday. pulpit
astSul»
midst. daitin occupied the pulpit last Suu
y.
It is an established fact that soil d THE
in which air told water easilyel: N11vp]ta_au hid a shake
hands and pleasant chat with exe
penetrate is more favorable for the reeve Cook, of Hoivick, last Wednese
epte ad and development of the day. The gentleman was on
garrets of such diseases as typhoi.l, his way home and had tines to re -
diphtheria, cholera and dysentery. main a while in Clinton.
Now, the older citizens of Clinton Rev. ,Demo; Livingston, formerly
will bear me out in sayinga great deal of Clinton, the popular Metho-
of the soil and sites of our houses is dist preacher of Listowel, has
artificial, or what is called "made received a unanimous invitation from
soil." What was once swampy or Kincardine to become the pastor of
rather low ground is now the location the Methodist church in that town.,
of some of our handsomest residences P. W. Hayward, before leaving
and from which we get our supply of town to Iocete in Detroit purchased
well water. The nature of the from Mr. F Rumba!' one of the latter
ground makes it the very worst gentleman's top carriages. Mr.
place for a receptacle for water. Robb, of Tuckerslnith, also invested'
The leakage from privies, stables and in one of these vehicles, bought from;
sinks will be certain to find its way the same gentlem „•:
into such wells. The measuresretrti..
which should be undertaken now, Mr. is m nyBarfrie ei rtClintned about
and
and not wait Lill the disea4e is a ion 60 of his many friends in Clinton and
l a few from Uoderich to a very pleas
us, are 1 all water should be boiled ant and enjoyable dance and supper
before being taken into the system. at Anderson's rooms on Friday night
The • ver present cesspool and privy last. The general verdict was that
vaults into wh oh all manner of offal Mr. Barrow mads a host that anjr
as wellas the inletted atool,is thrown, improveulent on would be imposed -
forming a condition favorabl+ to ole.
putrefacl.ive fermentation, should Rev. R. I. Treleaven, of St;
be abolished at once and the dry 'Phomas, on Tuesday received a very
earth system introduced. Supplant cordial invitation from the Trustee
those filthy concerns. Cellars, and Board of Noifolk Street Methodist
drains leadiug from cellars, should church, Guelph, to become their
be made scrupulously cle to and pastor for the next ministerial term.
disinfected.• Often •these era the Mr. 'Treleaven will accept the calls
source of infection,. A -very ama.11 subject -to the •approval of the trans.
quantity of diseased matter may fer and Stationing committees. \Vo
suffice to render infectious a large believe Mr. 'Treleaven at one time
quantity of • liquid and especially resided at, Dungannon.
matter in the process of putrefactive
fermentation. The gaseous orvapor -" —
oust emanation from them become Q:olierlch
infused in the atmosphere and infect ,Too late for last weeks
all who imbibe them. If the drain- Mr. J. 1'. Neftel 'matted away oil
age of any house be defective the Saturday at the ripe ago of Iii; that
weeds of the disease can raadil,y gain incur tide disease, cancer, being the
. access to the interior of th h house cause. thus following the partner of
and infect susceptible individu tis. his adult 116e within six months.
in reference to smsll•pox, which Tho deceased gentleman leaves a
• bring into prominence the facts both largo number of cieeeudauts all of
of the necessity for revaccination
every seven years, and the general whomarewidely known. The lois
neglect of va.:oination exercised by T T• Nattot will bo much missed,
the pnbtic, all children attending his genial character having endear.
school should be possessed of p hien to almost every Hurunite:
certificate of vaccination. • For many years farming attracted
Years, etc. his attention, but his late year
A Suttecetf4Ba. were spout to retirement in this
Lawn, hie •ample fortunes extracted
Town Topmes. from the soil In-ilting him one of
Dr. 'Turnbull was at Berlin this our wealthiest men. The funeral
week. tusk place Tuesday afternoon but loo
Mr. Smith ICilty is somewhat im- late for n31i'10 in last week's issue.
proved, although still very ill. The schooner Carter, Captain
lion. J. C. Patterson is this week Murdock McDonald, has been
moving his family to Ottawa. :placed in winter quarters.
Dr. Ilhlnter and Mr. W. McMann, The fiahing tags, Orcadirt, Capt.
of Goderieh were in town last week. .Ino. Graigin, .Sea King, Capt. ,Tae.
Mrs. rreig was on a visit to 'Toronto Inkster•, Seibold, Capt. P. Wylie,
last week. Cheese, Capt. M. McDonald, Sea
Mfrs Bella Greig, of Toronto, is a fan' 11, Capt. D. McKey, Sort Omen,
gne.t at the Presbyterian Manse. ' Capt.. G. \fe1)onatd and the James
Mr. 1\"m Murphy was in Stratford •CIu1•k are in this h Irbor for the
last week on a visit to friends. winter.
Mr. T. Coleman, of Seaforth, was Miss Florence Williams has re-
in ('linton last week. turned ftom a visit to relatives at
Mise Young, of Seaforth, was the Richmond Hill.
guest of Miss McKay this week. The steamer Jones arrived iu har•
Miss Minnie Cooper has secured a hor ou Monday and will take un
situation a4 teacher in Brussels. winter quart era.
Ward I4'tt•ruw, wh•, left here a
few weeks lige for 'Winnipeg, tone
taken a sitnetiun in the oflise lit' the
Stenderd Oil Cutup tuy of th.t city.
A i;dine (:hristien 1114avor
Meeting will be held in; Melville
church ou Suuday (-:vetting next, et
which all the 3(1034ties of the
village are expected to be present.
• Lest '1'(lesddv .13 Vetting, George,
eldest eon pf It G V lllni(It,.of tide
place, (bed afters brief it:nose Ile
was shunt 6 yeere of age. \\Turin
fever WAS 311.1 041150 of itis death.
Tho school Boars snot on Weds
uesdhy of Inst week n11.1 cho40 a
staff of teschnrstelor 1593, vise:
Principal, NIA-. 1: II, C4(neran, lit
1)it(twa1 1st assistant, Miss Belden ;
2111 assistant, Mists Abraham;
Printery. alis' Sprott, ofeStretford,
but she being engage., in another
pleoe, Viae Cooper of Clinton, wee
the ueXt 31301Ce and she 11,14 accept-,
ed. There were about 180 applica-
tions for the various poeitious, 94 of
which were fir ptin.eipelahip. The
Board Inlet at 7 p. in. and It was
nearly 7 a.. m. Thursday horning
when they got through. At 12 30
all the iteeiatatlt teachers had, been
chosen, thou biscuits and cheese
were served. • Then the -most dif•
lir,ult part of the' task canto tin, that
of selecting a principal, which teak
nearly 6 bouts. The I010i;ttg was
then closed, Th' public was well
repreeehlud, a large) llutnber.hiving
stayed up all night.
Londesboro.
Rev, W. W. Leeclh officiated in
the Methodist church on Suuday
and Rev. J. A. Hamilton to the
Paebyteriau.
\Ir. J. T. O'Brien keeps fresh
oysters always on hand; give him a
call.
Apple packing is about finished
in this neighborhood. Orchards
have paid well this neon.
Friday night will be Forester
night; they intend having an oyster
supper after the meeting.
Last Friday evouing the Sons of
England held their regular meeting.
Two now members were added to
the toll and there are fire more to
j lin at the next meeting. Next
meeting night will be the election
of oficore for 1893. There should
be a good attendance of mewbors.
Tho I. .0. G. T. meeting last
week was well attended, over 50
being present. After the business
of the lodge was finished the follow-
progrnrn waa presented :'—_Song by
Bro. C. D. ;,;,g; reading, I3ro. N.
13e11; duet, sisters, Brogden and
Adams; instrunleutal selection,
Fanny Van Bridger;` recitation,
Niger Sarah Wallace; address. 13ro.
W. MoL: Doig; duet, sisters Wood-
man and Adams; reading, Iiro. J.
JE. Lowery; rending, sieter Jennie
Woodman. There were five new
members added to the lodge. An
invitation wee read and accepted
froth . Snmmerhti•Il lodge to visit
them on the evening of Dec. 7th,
when the two lodges will engage in a
frieudly debate on "Woman's
Rights."
alobarnc.
Mr. Wm. Jas. Hamilton has gone
Ito Essex for the winter.
Mr. Thos. Cousins and family
have gone to Sarnia to live.
Air. Wm. S. Cousins and family
have removed to Michigan State.
Mr. A. Millian has rented the
Cousins farm to Mr. John Young
for a term of seven years.
Mr. Jas. Straughan has rented
his father's farm for a terra of five
genre.
Mr. Ed, Young hoe moved back
to hie place on the 4th con.
L 0. L. No. 153 'net on Friday
night, het week, in special meet•
ing to settle up money matters in
connection with the tea meeting
and social. The pr0ceede amount-
ed to nearly fifty dollars and wee
altogether a grand secceee. After
the Lodge was closed a degree meet-
ing was held and one member was
er.eKerserei temteesreeintweetetmen..easi err•• rein nave ?!'snfn"i eler?'T.r.rrena,w.!T.Mv.
.:m
l:,/R'nf7..f4"$f: J.+J•P u'r'-�..roV•? ...,w-•
y 7s
tees 1® cLoTHING.
inn() other departnie,it of 11(. us ,lto!d economy does the
rule,
a`iivct tja, jl\,;f3itie and three to
the Rgy,pt .Arch Degree, after which
t'efreshtnonte were pustaken of and
the brethern departed to their
1,001 is as the morning hours began
to a,rproeoh. All were uuaniuluus
tints this 'Wee nue of the best meet
i iug4 over held by the Lodge.
I)istriet \toter A. 1\1 Wien is
seting (t) V ) to visit L 0. 1,. No.
1119 un their next tne.,tieg night,
N ,v. '38th, on the s •ve4lth cue„
11,.l,'fieil ,uwrisle:1 Oa neCJllnt of
their hall 'tel furniture II ruins;
been d,atruy•rd by tine at Ile! twee
villa the bother!' hove received a
heavy blew, but tide lodge cul he
agyin revived by a little effort on
the part of the member', am there are
plenty of good glen • and true iu
connection with the lode, besides
others who will ,join their 'nuke.
As they -have considerable motley
in the treasury the lodge can be put
in as good if not hotter shape than it
was bofuro. All brethern who
have the welfare of the Order and
of old 189 at heart are oarneetly re•
quested to meet oriethe 28th deaf on
the 7th con., Guderich township,
at whatever house the brother!'
have concluded to tweet at.
'rat4:kcrAB1111*.
Thee. Britton was at Muuckton
last week viaitiug his sister.
11 re. I.nytou, of Clinton, 485
viaitiug her son Frank lest week.
Josiah White tendered an oyster
stepper at John White's on 'rueerlay
of last week, in honer to Win.
Townsend, who left for the Cana-
dian Soo the latter part of the
week. There wore a good number
:present end while the guests wee
lorry at h'a departure, all were un--
enilnous in wishing hint health and
prosperity. IIo will farm there.
(;leo. Watters happened with a
painful accident the other (ley. Ile
!vas in an elevated position putlilig
,nit at0ve pipes and fell back4vards,
his hick coining iu forcible contact
.•ugeinsi the hack of a chair. He
Wan laid up for several days but is.
krourd a;ei11.'
. 'Phos. Smith, who has been en-
gaged with Ned Walters all summer,
listened to Brussels 'het week.
rho young people of S. 5. No. 6
will give -the third and final liter-
ary elltertninment on Friday even-
ing. The losing side is to pay for
the oysters for all. It will consist
Of readings recitatioty, singing, etc.
A few of Josiah White's friends
made a bee anti gave him a clay's
ploughing last Friday. Seven acres
were turned over.
Will Ball, of the Base Line, is
assisting his brother J. A. at •his fall
f:lrm"2.1
1•vl.
- eitat l'oY.
Tho Council loot at Varna Nov.
21s1, 1892, according, to notice.
Aleinbera all present. Minutoe of
previous electing reed and signed.
Tile following gravel accounts were
ordered to bo paid ; John Cameron,
$7.76; Chan. Logan. $25.36; Chas,
Weeks, $21.8.4; Wm. E. Reid
$27.76; Jas. Parke. $20.88; Andrew
Reid, $21.52; John Copier, $3 44.
Also A. S. \Veeke4, Engineer on 0.
Park's drain, $11; \Vtn. Purdy,
wood for Mrs. Scotchtuere, $1.00;
IL Holmes, printing, $130; Arbi•
tratore, School award, $14; Arthur
Kitchen, work, $3. The Council
lieu adjourned to meet again on
Thursday Dec. 15th next at one
o'clock p. m.—G. J. Sreweur, Clerk.
—Elgin 1leyera and D. McGi1•
licuddy, at Listowel Monday night,
gave a farce in one act entitled
"Annexation." 'rhe 10 cent, admin•
sign fee may be applied to the salary
of the Italian organ grinder - who
will hereafter "turn the crank" to
keep -up the enthusiasm.
GET THE BEST
For the motley invested hold good to a greater extent
than iu the purchasing of Clothing for the Boys • Our
assortment of Boys Clothing is composed of articles, the
cloth in which, though they are not at all too
high iu price, are the most durable as well as the prettiest
in Pattern and Colorings to be found in the entire Cloth-
ing trade. So if your boy needs a Snit or an Overcoat
suitable for the cold weather as well as tasty in make
and pretty in effect, we are confident in saying to you
THEY ARE HERE.
The liltifo '111 low prices an(l 01 igivality and beauty of our
exclusive designs are telling forcibly in otic favor with
critical buyers of Children's Clothing. Our strength is
demonstrated not only in the elegant and higher priced
Suits, but also in the Suits at $2.011 $2.50 and $3.00.
GJLROY & WISEMAN.
f11!cmranatm Krill eaearu , Waset
It Pays Others, why Not YOII ?
'1'o buy the best quality of goods. IIand-matte Axes and
Handles, Leader Cross -(int ,Saws, Racer Cross -Cut
Saws, (..rattle Chains, I'Initer Chains, Rope Ilaltery. Rope
-- all sizes, Spades, Shovels, (;rain Scoops, Drain Spades,
Clay Picks, .C%hatf Baskets, Tu('lt•il) Baskets, I.IeadyT-nlised
Paint—rill shades, Pure White Lead, Fuglisli, Raw and
1toiled Oil, Daisy Churns—all kinds. W'iiy sit in the
dark \\'lien you can get the famous Poe: 0133 at the Sallie
price as Common oil ?
141
3D 3E3IR, t..7
Iron and Hardware Merchantsi' — — • "CLINTON
rem -.n 17.2s fsm=m•s�nal=re=wcr
SUGAR. SUGAR.
.Just received,, another car load of
led pat 's Granulated !
BES'' IN THE MARKET,
$vhich will be sold at closest prices. SPE: 1h* CUTS le 100 1b. and barrel
lots. We have also another consignment of
Russian. B1. lid of `Black Tea !
Call (di- Samples.
•fJ r R0; -80N5 L
a...�..sn.... 613`.e.•r.+..�w.wr.ee2—= - - - -
W. JACKSON
1.011.%;1.111.
ti
Town Agent, D. T. R.,;
CLINTON.
For Tickets and information to
all points apply to above.
John Cunningham,
GREEN GROCER, CONFECTIONER
AND
Canadian Express Agent
Albert - - Street, - - Clinton.
Fresh Iliddies and Bloaters just in,
Oysters constantly on hand. Also some
Canadian Cranberries, cheap, only 10e a
quart.
The worthy.farmers of Ilul
lett and Stanley, last '.eek
received from us a number
of Circulars gilIng a pros-
pectus of our Leading
Weeklies, and also one
soliciting their subscriptions
for any Paper or Magazine
published in the world, and
we 'trust they will look on
it favorably, as hundreds
have (lone in the past
As we told you, our advan-
tages are such that. they; --
benefit is mutual, there-
fore, we ask for your pat-
ronage.
Auction Salo Resister. r During the last week we
WATTS �C. CCU.,
Fartlee or8ering thole Yale blllq of ;►fa>fr ' ext .1„.10,1,,::,„,,:c,,_,.....:,„......„...,„., 110,Tfit,Innlie many. farmers
Raman otllce will receive a !NEM nmilk°,'elni'f ar C Mg �- SIg ....'
, to the following, until the date of sale. The antownspeople: with out'*
notice is worth about as much as the bills. T
WKD*It4DAT, DECKAlettR 10 —Farm 1 New Lexingtori Window.
4 Great Nurthweetern Teles*ra .Il office, 5
stock, impleulenta, hay, oto., on lot Norl Shades, 1111(1 they thus
3l, Bayfield eon. No reserve. Every-. Albert Street. - - Clinton. prove to us that they con -
thing mast be sold. Sale at 1 o'clock.
11 menthe' credit. W m. Rutledge, pro- sider them the best ii't the
priotor. T. M. Carling, auotioaeer. JOIIN - SCB,UTON, market ; and right they etre,
MARKET REPORTS. Butcher and Poulterer, for never was the cloth bet--
(Correeto1 every Tuesday afternoon.) ALBERT' S7'ERR7'CLINTON.r, the patterns as dearly.
at.INTON. t , t'i'I.IA'To11•1
Fall Wheat, old... 0 6.5 to 0 68 All lines in season. Highest price fur printed nor yet the prices
Fall Wheat, new 0 64 to 0 67 Hides, Tallow andSheepskin's.
' so low,
Spring Wheat.— ....... 0 62 to 0 65
Barley C 35 to 0 40
Oats............ 27 to 0 zs F=ARRAN &t TISDALL, The people Window
Peas . 0156 to 0 57 I'RI\'ATJ: BANKERS, buying
Applea,(winter)perbag 0 40 to 0 50 Shades are generally doing
Potatoes, per bush 0 30 to 0 40 RATTENBURY STREET CLINTON. y ln
Butter 0 16 to 0 17 a little papering, therefore
Eggs, per Ib n 09 to 0 09 lessening our stock of Wall .
Hay 6 00 to 6 00 IF YOU Paper, but not enough Cordwood 3 00 to 4 00 - Are going to Agll to
Beef .. 0 (lo to 0 0o MD�y-REAL break our assortment which •
Weol 0 18 to 0 00 comprises the many kinds
Dressed Hoge 500 to 5 25 Use the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.made by Canadian and
Geo. Trowhill, OTTAWAOr to
Horseshoer and General Black-
smith,
Albert Street, North, Clinton.
JOBBING A SPECIALTY.
Woodwork ironed and first class material and
work guaranteed ; faun implore entsand machines
rebuilt and repaired.
13-3RKSiIIRE BOAR FOR SER.
1•ICE.
The subscriber has for' service on his farm,
Sammrrbitl, a thoroughl•red registered Roar,
bred hr 0. Green, of Fairview. Terms, 81, with
privilege of returning.
J. J.McLAI'Git.tN,
733.43. Saarmerhll 1.
USE TIIE C.P.R.
Or to
DETROIT
USE THE C.P.R.
Or to
CHICAGO
USE TIIE C.F.R.
Or to
MANITOBA
It will pay you if you wish comfort
and accommodation.
A. T. Cooper, Agent, Clinton
WL.,,r��=.,.—._�;tt. — -1.444-•...
American Firms.
W. COOPER
Co.
CLINTON.