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The place to, buy yoitr Wstohili is at'
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' We are giving special good value in
Ladies' 10 & 14 H. Watches
Which we defy competition in. Also spe-
cial value in GENTS WATCHES.
Call and see as and you will be eatiefied.
ooh Head
Is not mare desirable
in hot weather than
Cool Feet
RUSSET SHOES
Are more comfortable to wear pause the leather contains
less oil and does not hold the heat as do shoes of black
leather. Besides, light-colored shoes for summer wear
are in style
A Good Russet Shoe at any price.
If you don't want a Tally Shoe we have
All Styles in Black
Everybody knows that we carry an excellent assortment, from
the lowest grades to the highest qualities
. Selling forCash only we sell at the lowest possible n .gin
Butter and Eggs taken as Cash.
AYLOR &SONS
BICYCLES
New - or Secondhand
TERMS CASH or one-third cash, bal-
ance monthly on approved notes bear-
ing interest.
We will also rent wheels by the hour
of day.
Call or write for a catalogue of ;good
wheels.
COOPER 8t CO. Clinton
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BINDER
TWINE
Made from Canadian Flax.
Thu I&PT all MT
IN THE MARKET MADE BY .
FREE LABOR
May be had at
Thoro-bred- Bull- for Service._
Subscriber keeps for service at his premises,
Hullett, a thoro-bred Bull, got by the very best
Imppprted stock. Terms, 81 cash at time of
servfoe,with privilege of returning if necessary.
HENRY FREEMAN:
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Tenders will be received by the Council of the
Township of Hallett, for the construction of two
new bridges; one near Hariock and the other on
aide road 25 and 26, just north of Londesboro.
Plans and specifications of the said bridges can
be seen at the office of the Township Clerk,
Londesboro. Tenders will be opened on Monday
July 10th, at 2 p. m., the lowest not necessarily
accepted. JAMES CAMPBELL, Clerk.
City BAKERY
Swallow's(rocery Store
D. A. FORRESTER
Phenyle.
BAN NERMAN'S PATENT.
The Most Effective Disin£ec•
taut known to Modern Sci
ence.
OPPOSITE FAIR'S MILL.
The undersigned having bought out the bakery
business so sucoeesfully carried on by Mr Wm.
Young will continue. the business at the old stand
He will endeavor by supplying a first class arta•
ole, to merit the liberal support of the people.
Bread delivered anywhere in town.
Wedding Cakes, Fruit or Sponge Cakes,
supplied on short notice.
HENRY MORRISH, - CLINTON
A Wheel
Yet we claim to hold the coolest
for just such weather. Look at thislist ;
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For pleasure. You want health, strength,
appetite, good nerves, and there's no
other form of amusement that gives
you so muoh pleasure as wheeling
fresh air, healthful exercise, exhilerat-
ing excitement. Those who wheel once
wheel always. Of course you should
not be satisfied with anything but the
beet—then ride a COMET. They oust
a little more than other wheels, but
the best is the cheapest. Sold by
Destroys of ensive odors; certain
death to insect life; prevents contag-
ious disease, and those arising from
o111 premises. Sweetens things gener-
ally. Try a package and be happy. .
ONLY 261 CENTS,
Arodixtzi4013 1111.9, S.
ioNt erfo>l+ 71fnt4�ali :
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Plain and spotted Lawns; f Dream: and White
India Linens, Black (4-texiadnes, Cream and
BiscuitWool Crepons, Black Stripe and Cheek
Lawns, Cream Delains, Black, Wool Grena-
dines, Cream and Black Nun's Veiling, White
and Colored Perkales, Colored and White
Pongees,PineApple Tissue, Sea Side Flannels
lovely Flannelettes, fast -colored Ginghams,
Bengalines every color,Cluna Silks all shades
Fancy Bedford Cords.,fast-colored fine , `such
Sateens, Printed Lawns. These are all cor-
rect stuffs for hot weather.
GIY.RQY do IMXS-E1VL&N
CLINTON
G.F. EMERSON, Clinton
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, July, 13,1893.
Wheat fall 0 60 a 0 63
O 60 a 063
034 a 035
O 35a040
066 a 067
a 430
0 13 a 0 14
0 9a010
Potatoes per bushel 0 50 a 0 50
Pork 7 50 a 7 50
Hay, New -5 03 a 600
Hides, No.1 trimmed 300 a 400
Hides,rongh 2 50 a 3 50
Sheep Skins 0 40 a 1 00
Apples, per bag 0 50 a 0 75
Wool 0 18 a 0 22
Wheat spring
Oats
Barley
Peas
Flour per bal
Butter
Egg •per doz
Ten cents off the $ for Cash,
This means cheap
Booi s & Shoes,
Baby Carriages
Expres Wagons
Also a fall line of
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
There were large supplies offered at the east
end abattoir on Monday, but there were no real-
ly choice animals among them, and 4to per ib.
was anout the highest price paid. with pretty
good stook at about 4o; do common dry cows, at
from 843 to Ste, and some of the leaner beasts at
about 210 per lb.
TRUNKS, FLY NETS,
VALISES, DUSTERS,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
HARNESS, ETC.
Jas1 Twitchell,
- CLfINON. r,
THE BRITISH CATTLE MARKET
LIVERPOOL, July 10—The markets continue
very weak and unsatisfactory.Receipts of Can-
adian and United States catte have been heavy
and a large number bf home cattel have alsobeen
planed on the market. Prices calculated at
84.80 to the £ are: Finest steers, 110; good to
choice, 1010; poor to medium, 91o; inferior and
bulls, 7 to 810.
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
We had
oornmarketuesdas t The
e orst of a succession
of cyp export cattle trade
was completely demoralized. Sixteen loads of
shipping cattle which wore offered at Friday's
market and did not sell were again placed on
the market on Tuesday, and up to noomnot three
loads bad found purchasers. The failure of a
large export dealer in the Waterloo district to
"lift" cattle contracted for early in the season at
50, and aver, compolled farmers in that neighbor-
hood to let their stook go to the first bidder, and
we are informed that the bulk of those eattle
were purchased by Toronto dealers at 4 and 410
per lb. or fully lc per lb. under the contract pride,
Among the passengers that arrived at
New York, Sunday, from Havre, was
George Grandin. He is a correspondent
of La Journal, of Paris, and started out to
walk to the World's Fair. He walked
from Paris to Havre in two days, and there
went aboard the steamship. He came over
as a steerage passenger, and did odd jobs
aboard the ship to work out his passage.
He will start to -morrow afoot for Chicago,
and will "deadhead" his food and lodging.
He expects to cover about 50 miles a day.
The northwest farmers are beginning to
take an interest in politics. They see that
whoever may benefit by the high tax policy
they suffer and_that while government does
put heavy burdens on them for the benefit
of the favorite industries it cannot help
them by insuring better prices for the goods
they have to sell. President Elder, of the
Manitoba Central Farmers' Institute, at a
THE ENGLISH HAY MARKET.
The Canadian Gazette last week said: All
kinds of hay have sustained a largo advance
during the late drought, and the high prices
have brought considerable quantities to hand
from abroad. These have coneloted ohie fly of
medium qualities, with which the London mar-
ket is now well stocked, and prices of these are
falling, bit on the week the variation is slight.
Whiteohapol Monday ad ruin inferior,td: 100 t
meadow hay,
new mixture, 115x, lSOe; beet clover, 140s, 165s;
new 1150,130s; inferior, 1000, 120s; straw, 420, 50a,
per load.
BORN
EAST.—In Clinton, on the llth of July, the wife
of Mr Henry East, of a daughter.
HOPKINS.--At West Superior, on Jlzne 29, the
wile of Mr H,Hopkine (neo Miss Bessie Patterson,
of Clinton) of a daughter.
KENNEDY.—In Clinton, on July 10, tho .wife
of Mr John B. Kennedy, of a son.
REM —In Hulled, on the 9th inst., the wife of
Mr Alex Reid, of a daughter
MARRI]-I;D.
COLE—TUNNIE.-AtWinnipeg, on June 29th,
by hev. W. Cogg, of St. Andrews Church, Mr.
W. A, Cole, late of Hullott, to Maggie, youngest
daughter of Mr Thos. Tunnieof East Wawa -
with, and Meter of Mrs John Coibordo, of Gioder-
loh township.
recent meeting thus expressed the growing
sentiment of the Northwest: o our •ttt ttt tit ttt ttt itt ittttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt to ttt
Dominion Government would pay off the
horde of well-paid immigration puffers,
who are simply having a good time at the = ' •••!
country's expense, and instead of their tax-
ing the farmer `for the benefit of their
political retainers, would give the farmers
cheaper goods and a chance to live, they
would do better."
FOSTER
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FROM THIS DATE
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FOSTERS
Ottawa : temperence workers are prepar-
ing draft amendments to the Ontario Li
gnor Lioende Aot. One of there. proposed
ametidnaente is for the abolition of the
treating system. Doubtless the treating
eydtem it the otuee of muoh drunkednese,
but hotq is it to be cured by sumptuary en-
ftotment?
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
On Albert Bt., ono lot ands, suitable for build-
ing purposes. Small house on place in good re
pair. Apply to ERS. THOS. COOPER. Clinton.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The undoreigned offers for Bale the property
on the 15th con., Goderioh Township, being the
oast end of part of lot 33. The property con-
tains two acres of land, and has a good house
and barn thereon. Allis in a first -claw state of
cultivation. If not sold by July 1st, will be
offered by Public Auction. Apply to JAB,
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FancyIIRESS GOODS
That have been selling at,15, 20
and 25 cents, for 10 cents a yard.
Regular 121 cont goods. Fast col-
ors—full width—good patterns,
for 10 cents a yard.
ALL OUR
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FANCY STRAW HATS
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AT HALF PRICE.
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WE SHOW A SPLENDID RANGE OF
GLASS WATER SETTS.
W.L.0
Ouinette,
CASH DEALER, LONDESBORO •