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• A man may go fro uf Clinton to
Toronto withont riding in the Care.
It Will take War a long Woo to walks
T,lot be 8aves,14 oar lore,
The thing joulco enuoulaijoo), but la
really eortravagance,
A man cart often der witb opt a
dote* when he is sick, and do with.
out quack nostrums pattioularlY, if
be will Only eConotnize by having a
little Fine VVhisikev, Brandy or Wine,
at the proper tinter,
And and it is foolish ecoriOny to
be without that which is iIe1 to be
preecribed for ''ou.
We have what you want in Ales,
Porter, Whiskies, Brandies, IA Ines,
otc.ceto., in wood and bottle.
, We keep inotock the very best
and sell at thi.• lomat living profit
'The correct and safest economy is to
always buy from us.
J. W. RITJR,
ALBERT STREET, . CLINTON
To Advertisers.
All changes oj Advertisements, to
insure insertion in the current issue,
must be received at the office not Cater
than Saturday noon, Copy for
changes received later than Monday
noon will hevect,fier be at the Adver-
t:V:7'1i awn rigi,
' A, M. TODD, Publisher.
The Huron News -Record
81.50 a Ye,,,•—$1.2.5,In Advance.
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Wednesday, Dec. 70s, 1892,
LOCAL NEWS.'
In and Around the Hub,
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NOTICES.—All notices in these
columns of meetings or entertainments,
previous td holding of the same,at which
an admission fee ie zdiated,or frorn which
a pecuniary benefit is to be derived, will
be charged at the rate of ten cents per
line. THE MIST LARGELY CIRCULATED
TAPER IN THIS SECTION.
J. W. IRMTN, grocer, has removed
to the McKay Block and is now
ready for businesr in the handsome
corner store.
Call and see J. W. IRWIN, grocer
in the corner store of the new Mc
Kay Block.
An active and trustworthy boy can
find profitable employment at THE
NEWS -RECORD office.
No LADIES Toirm is complete with•
out a bottle of Cream ofWitch Hazel,
' manufactured and sold by Jas. H.
Combe.
J. W. Iawix will be pleased to
meet all old customers and many
new ones in the new corner store,
McKay Block.
THE Nnws RECORD has about 20,000
Note and Letter Heads at a slight
advance on cost.
CREAA OF WITCH HAZEL will not
injure the most delicate skin. .For
chapped hands, sore lips and for
use after shaving it is unsurpassed.
ftilir Robes, Horse Clothing, Fancy
Woollen and Plush Rugs, are at
bargain prices at -
732.tf. JOHNSTON At ARM017It'S.
Bolt wanted, about 16 years of age.
Apply to JACKSON BRO., Clothiers.
ROBINS BROS. have no goods at their
old stand, all their Xmas. business is to
be done in the McKay Block
tilfAl Q 4 QQOPIM spent .k1414aY
vti tti4n Guclerio4„
SS of .0olletiolt, Jo The
a goe8 of Urs. S, H, Banger town.
Itncovplum—ITr. W. C4. Smith is
able to Moro about on crutohes,e
MANI' changes of advta, were reoeiv
ed too late this week. We ean,not
guarantee a change (mien handed in
byiSatnrday noon;
GRAND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT, DEC.
19.—Miss Agnes Knox, Toronto, queen
of elocutionists, assisted by Prof. Scott,
Wingham, will give a first class enter...,
tainment in the town hall on the above
date. This is Miss Knox's last appear-
ance in this district prior to her going
to reside in Great Britain.
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, MESSRS. LAITILWAITE and Murphy,
jr., are home front the Northwest on a
three mouths visit.
Mn. ELLIOTT, JR , SOD of Wm. El-
liott, of Porter's H11, has retuned
from Dakota.
MESDAMES APPLETON, Elcoat, and
James Broadfoot .have returned to
Tuderemith from a visit to friends in
Dakota.
Dn. CAMPBELL, and son, of Detroit,
were visitors here last week. Percy
Fair accompanied the Doctor on his re -1
tutn.
COUNCILLOR McKENzte shipped per
G. T. R. a large consignment of planed
cut dials, the requisite size for packing
evaporated apples in.
MR! A. J. COOpER, who has been
working in the car shops at Fort
Gratiot, Mich., has been prevailed upon
by builder S. S. Cooper of town to
take a "alt" with him.
Pnor. G. 13. FOSTER, D. D., will
preach anniversary services iu theBap.
church next Sunday. Prepare.
tions have bean made to accommodate
400 at the annual dinner Monday
evening.
CROWDED OUT.—A largo amount of
town local and editorial matter, late
budgets from Wingham, Colborne,
Morris, Brussels, Goderich township,
Londeeloro and other places are units
voidably crowded out this week. Our
esteemed correspondents would confer
a great favor if their welcome items
were sent in a little earlier.
TOWN Couteorr, mot Monday evening.
A "lumber of accounte wete passed,
and polling places and returning -oth-
ers named same as last year. An in.
gormal vote will be taken ort the cow
and poor house question.
WILL HAVE A NEW ORGAL—The
Rattenbury Street Methadiets have al-
ready raised over $1100 for a now
pipe organ and the huge musical instru-
ment will be ordored in a few daya.
The cost will bo in the neighborhood
of $2,000. The young people of the
church ate hustlers,
DEPUTY POSTMASTER W. D. FAIR
has returned from a trip on the Ayr
lino and to Toronto. "Will" has not
been acting up to his usual standard of
punotuality,for we believe this trip
was, his Christmas holiday and some
claim that it is as much a matter of ir
regularity to be beforehand as to be be
hind time,
FIRST or THE WEEK.—Mr Wm
McCabe, of Benrniller, was the first
volunteer to the subscription list of THE
NEws-REconD last Monday. Of course
there are many other volunteers, but
Mr. McCabe was the first ou the first
day of the week. He is a, man who
loves his Queen and his country and
THE NEWS RECORD is good enough for
him. If all men were like Mr. Me.
Cabe there would not ..te any annexa
tioniste in Canada.
ORANGE ELECTION.—L. 0. L. 710
met in their now hall Monday evening
and el ected the following officer, the
County Master installing them:—John
Ford, W. M ; J. Connel, D. M.; Geo.
Hanley4 Chaplain; D. Cook, R. S.; W.
G. Stnith,F. S.; .W. Young, Treas.;
John Sheppard, D. of C. Wm.
'Walker, Lecturer.; Thos. Mulphy
deputy ; S. S. Cooper, let com ; H.
11111 2iid, D. Can talon 3rd, C. Connel
..,4th, W. 'Murphy 5th. Addresses were
delivered, at the conclusion of which
the order was raised ,and several ad-
vanced to the Purple, Blue and Royal
Arch degrees.
LOOKING To THE FUTURE—Some
of our exchanges are getting off a
little joke that the press of Huron are
a4 in favor of a House of Refuge be-
cause they are looking to their own
future. Not at all. Newspaper men
may be called unfortonate mortals,
but the reason this journal favors such
an institution is from honest oo nvic-
tion—from a financial, humane and
Christian standpoint. Probably some
of our soureres would be better off iu
the poor house, but we are here to work
for- humanit-y an d" the be ire fi Vof- the-
communitAin which we live. To retire
to such a necessary institution would
be about as great a disgrace to the com-
munity as it would be for the wealthy
county of Huron not to este blish a
House of Refuge.
PRINTERS INK AND TiTADE.--Last
week THE NEWSTECORD inserted a
whole page advertisement for the Hod•
gene Estate. The firm announced the
first of a series of monthly bargain days.
The first of the series has proved a
great success, no less than fourteen
clerks and assistants being kept busy.
from morning till night. The .Palace
Store will continue these bargain days
and their monthly anouncernents will
appear in THE NEWS RECORD. Just
here we want to call attention to
what honest advertising will do. It will
draw people and sell goods if adver-
tiser's keep faith with purchasers.
Clinton merchants have the rep'itation
of carrying out exactly what they place
iu cOld print. A case in point as to
the benefit of newspaper advertising.
Jackson Brothers have been in busi-
ness a good many years and annually
their contract is renewed with TUE
NEWS RDCORD, Last week the firm
contracted for additional space for
1893. And why? Because years] of
practical experience has proved to
them that the newspaper is the best
,and most reliable medium to talk to the
people through. It goes to the homes
of the tuassee of people and is read and
preserved. Another_point. TITE NEWS-
REconD can see no reason why Clin-
ton shoull not be made a central or
greater distributing point. for all the
wares and 'goods that our merchants
handle. Almost daily We are brought
iu contact with people who have for
years been trading in tho neighboring
towns, not because they receive higher
prices for their .produce or greater
value in the goods they buy. But
because neighboring merchants have
at seasons of the year offered induce-
ments which Clinton merchants have
not. And when trade is once
diverted from a channel more
will follow. A. gentleman was
induced to come to Clinton the
other day through business with 0. S.
Doan's tannery. He has 'not traded
here for a long time, but will do more
business in this town hereafter. And
we are pleased to say that he paid for
THE News RECORD for 1893. We
would say to our business men, study
the future use printers'' ink more liber-
ally, carry out what you' say and draw
extra trade to the town; make Clinton
a distributing point for increased terri-
tory which is within your grasp. The
local papers can help you to accom-
plish this end.
We wOtild like all of our customers to know that twe have
moved'froin our old stand and are establiShed n theM y'
Our Stock of .
• XMAS GOODS
Is Nearly Complete
Our Xmas Cards, Booklets, Calendars &c., are very fine and
there is a great range in prices.
f Fancy China, Plush Goods, Purses, Toys,
Games, bolls, Albums, Celluloid, KUsical
rnstruments, Toy Books, &c., we
have a bewildering variety and we
can suit your purse,
Many of our customers are selecting their Xmas Goods early
and we have put them away till they are wanted. It would
be a good plan for you to do so also.
Robins
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Book Store and News Depot, McKay Block, Clinton.
ESLEY
Xmas liandkerchiefs
CO.
Fancy Cambric, Hem stitched Initials, and Fancy Bordered
Handkerchiefs 2cts., 3cts. each, two for 5cts., lOcts. up to 50cts.
eacb, immense assortment to choose from.
JAPANESE
We show probably the largest and best selected stock of
Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs to be seen anywhere, Hemstiched,
Initials aud Embroidered, choice goods, finest in quality,lowest
ice.
The largest of values in
ANTLE MATHS
DRUSS 00008,
See our line at 8cts.
Men & Boys' Underwear
Bonght direct from the manufacturers. They are goingquick
at the paices we are offering them, get some.
Remember nexi Bargain Day, Dec. 17th.
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The Ladies' Favorite Establistiment
BEESLEY & CO.
The Great Millinery and Dry -Goods Emporium.
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Miss GiusoN, of Toronto, is the guest
of Mies O'Neil, town,
NEXT WEEK.—Ineett, your Christ-
mas advertisement next week without
fail.
MR. JOHN Ilexcom, Ontario, street, le
isautleting from erysipelas in one of his
legs and is confined to the house.
A HHAVY WEIGHT.— Mr. Alex.
Welsh's son Arthur is not quite 12
years old and has just recovered from
en attack of the mumps. Notwith-
standing this and his tender years the
boy tips the beam at 103 pounds. His
breast measurement is 38 inches.
WILL SOON BE HERE.—The little
ones are asking when Santa Claus will
come and are being answered, "juat two
weeks from Sunday." Pappas and
mammas are measuring their pocket
books and wondering where to spend
their surplus cash to the beat advarrtage.
We suggest that all spend it in Clinton
where the live business men always
make it a point to give the most goods
for the least money. Look over the
columns of THE LEVIS-RECORD and
see what our advertisers have to say.
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CORRESPONDENTS will please bear in
?smind that their nanteashoold be signed
to all budgets of news. This is neses-
eery for their own and our protection.
No PacienT.—The West Huron
,proteet has been dropped and the Hon.
J. C. Patterson will remain undisturb-
ed for at least the balance of the par-
liamentary term. A fat thing for a
few of the legal fraternity has thus
been averted and at least at this late
day the judgment of our Reform
friends is commendable.
THE DAIRY.—It ie quite true Clinton
has not a Board of Trade. Such being
the case, farmers in this vicinity should
interest themselves and secure a visit
from the Travelling Dairy. The town
council might be induced to give the
farmers of the neighborhood an oppor-
tunity Df hearing the experts from the
College.
LOCAL GREEN GOODb.—The country
is being flooded with green goods eir-
cetera from New Yotk, all on the same
old plan, with the old "fraudulent,
newspaper clipping. Several have
been received here.
While 9ut walking with friend,tho other day the covers,
don drifted upon the subject. Conceit Said be, I had
cause to justify a ease ofeonocit lately. We 4$sentod in
questioning tone of voice and he proceededi The
ability -and pueral get up of a. young friend of
was being discussed and the rernark was dropped by
one person that Willy friend was clever and posse'ssed'
of ability he need not be so conceit7d. about
took exception to this ronark, and sai 0mA; if by good hi.1,4,
.work and natural ability this young nianhad succeeMed
he could well be excused for thinking well of himself,
We quite/greed with our friend and following the justified
example of our -friend's friend we have a, few words tO,
say about our ability to 'Buy" goods at right prices. A:
glance over.the prices quoted below for our Christinam;
line of
HANDKERCHIEFS
in Ladies' and Men's Silks will be sufficient to guaran.
tee the assartion we make,
Ladies' Piain Hem stitched Silk - - 15c each:
Ladies' Embroidered border Silk - 20c each
Ladies' Scalloped Embroidered Silk - 30c each
Ladies' Scalloped Embroidered Silk - 60c each.
Ladies' Initial Hem Stitched Silk - 65c each
Ladies' plain Hem Stitched Corded Silk $1 each
Ladies' Crepe Hem stiched Handkerchiefs $1.50
Lathes'' Colored Silk Handkerchief 50c, 75c, $1,
$1.25.
Ken's Silks at 50c, 65c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 in
plain white.
Men's Stitched and Colors, Endless Variety.
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JACKSONBROS.
P. S.—Remember, the finest stock of Ladies' & Men's'
Furs in Western ,Ont., is to be found at our Establishment.
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Estate John Hodgens.
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