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Tia ROBS always wanted fop expert. Slivo
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PPS Paden igfled is prepared to 1prenl tly exe-.
onto all erddra.:fprP. SUNT CINq,I
fleLSoDff.tI�qIAP14Rr$>cNa&e. He ie a,ltictea1 man o
f
ous exIarience ;end iaranteee ode all eoxk
ina inauuer that shall he eatiefaotory, white'
priced will be exceedingly ivaodvra<te..40r¢er6 re
speetfully solicited.
IG RPO TS,Kirk ts
Clinton,C1
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y,iremost`con Sally to thank aa'those who
avoted: us with; the1ripatrouage since we
MtIllifed in busines4,'and to assexe them and
PliMiogdneraliytbat w$ are is better `shape
Off,tpeateer to tbeir•wants, having , adde
, eedro rlgerttarend otheroonvenieneee:
NJi EATfeUX :'+l� FINCK
on
AT Market
CHANGE•
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tiderel tied. desires' to intimate that he
kit out the: interest, of lir Couoh, in the
ng bueinesaiately carried on under the
OP.P PQUCI3: He will continue. the
the o1d etan i, end trusts by giving the
and most Careful attention to the buoi-
stellehtforward and courteous treatment
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ecei e1�a "fairs are of public p Patronage,
a rders,earetully and promptly filled
''JAMES' A. -FORD
entral;° Butcher Shop
oriberdesires to thank the public general -
the patronage bestowed upon bun; and
me to saythat he is now in a bet
vl attento tioh to all the w he of
tourers can rely on their
My' and satisfactorily filled.
eat at reasonable prices."
Poultr &e.,
eats n.
ps. o
Cash pdid for Hides; Skins, &c.
JOHN 'SCRUTON,
Albert St., Clinton.
and Feed Stores
ur; Feed & Seed Store
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dereigned havfiiig formed a partnership,
intimate that they will' keep on hand
LOUR and FEED
Of 411 kinds, also the choicest variety of
lOver, Timothy & Small Seeds
,. ticli=will be-sold^at-elose-maxgina•: fox=raft ,Y
SALT ,also inept oa hand. They will also keep a
owe variety of all kinds of TEAS, which eon -
!Miners will Rua to be excellent value.
SILL & WIGGINTON,
HURON ST:, CLINTON.
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'`�EOOK'S
LOUR, FEED ' -SEED STORE
Pe - have in stook a choice assortment of
Seeds, suob as
CLOVER, TIMOTHY, CMILLET,
And:all seeds required for Farm or Garden
1 use.
Flour and Feed of all kinds
D COOK, CLINTON.
BANKS
e tons Bank.
tueorperated by Act of Parliament, 1865.
4 tl'APITAL, -- $2,000,000.
REST FUND, - $1,000,000
READ' OFFICE, MONTREAL.
3: W. Be MOL90N Pres.
F. WOLFERBTAN THOMAS, Gexeral Manager
Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American ex-
change bought and sold at lowest
current rates.
Interest allowed on deposits.
E?'AR'MORB.
Money advanced to farmers on their own
note with one or more endorsers. No
mortgage required as security.
H. C. BREWER, Manager. --
(U. cTAG€AIT,
BANKER,
ALBERT ST, - CLINTON.
4,,generaf t ansa ng Business
NOTES DISCOUNTED
DitaffeCiesued. Interest allowed on
deposits.
BRAN & TISDALL
BAbiREES,
BEIM TO NT. 'y'
L1t'klAno6lxnade toe farmers on their own
,netas«st;''ow • rattoof interest.
gmlleral la.:4ti . Bnainesa traneadted
In Allowed on deposits.
Notes bought
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REFUSE CHEAP IMITATIONS
SOOTHING, CLEANSING,
HEALING.
instant Relief, Permanent
Cure, Failure /mpossible.
Many so-callee, diseases are
simply symptoms of Catarrh,
such as headache, losing sense
of smell, foul breath, hawking
and spitting, general feeling
of debility, etc.. If you are
tiro u blea•wath:any.of- tb es e,or,
kindred symptoms, you have
Catarrh, and should lose no
time procuring a bottle of
NAaen Becm. Be warned in
time, neglected cold in head
results in Catarrh, followed
by consumption and death.
Sold by all druggists, or sunt,
post paid, on receipt of price'
160 cents and Si) by addressing
FULFORD& CO. Brockvllie. Ont.
";Shorter" Pastry
and
"Shorter" Bills.
We aretalking about a «shorten-
iing" which will not cause indi-
gestion. Those who "know a thing
or two" about Cooking (Marion
Harland among a host of others)
are using
COTTOLENE
iinstead of lard. None but the
ipurest, healthiest and cleanest
ingredients go to make up Cot.
tolene. Lard isn't healthy, and is
not always clean. Those who use
Cottolene will be healthier and
wealthier than those who use
lard—Healthier because they will
get ',shorter" bread; wealthier
because they will get «shorter s
grocery bills—for Cottolene costa
no more than lard and goes twice
as far—so is but half as expensive.
Dyspeptics delight In It
Physicians •odor's° It
Chats praise It
Cooks extol it 1
Housswivss welooms it1
All Iivs Groosrs sell It!
Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
Wellington and Ann Streets,
MONTREAL.
When we assert that
DOdd's
Kidney Pulls
Cure Backache, Dropsy,
Lumbago, Bright's Dis-
ease, Rheumatism and all
Cher form /of Kdley
roubles, o s, w - are backed
by the` testi r 6n of al'
who'haveuse,- them.
Imo • itt''f'O Y onium• ,
(Ontario Prods }3urea'4tSP001a1.)
WollT,n's..k'Ant* CIIIdeee, Sept. .%
Ten or twelve thousand hada chance on
Wedneeday.to *erre, an idea .c the respurees
of the Provence of Otiterio, as a horse and
oattle breeding aottutry, wheit our etrrbleo'
were
emptied> and all
thee peize winners,
andthese,whioh didneit'get
flrizee—though
Haat was no disgrace in the distingniehed
oompany,•,in which: they have found them-
selves for the past three weeps—paraded in
the live stook pavilion. There -were the
massive Shorthorns and Herefords—with
great protiziee of steaks and roasts in the
future; the curly. Galloway's, their Mask
Wes glistening in the sunlight; the,rioh,
red Devona, the piebald'Boleteins, 'and the
eleek,.light 8yrsbires--decked gut with the
many-oplered badges of victory. Aild the
horeee: the proud, high-stepping American.
Arabs, showing theirpride of birth in every
mo.Vement; the trim, neat Hackneys, easy'
-Whiners among the pick of the continent,
and'oontreeted with then the hoavyClydes,
'Snf'olke and Sbires,wioh bonea of steel and
=soles of braes—the very embodiment of
strength and endurance, How they pranced
and curveted in the ring, and how they
were cheered—each ()lass having its admir-
ere, It was a eight long to be remembered,
and no Ontario men out telt his blood leap
quicker as he realized how nobly the ban-
ner Province of the Dominion had sustain-
ed he; reputation in her battle, witb the
world,
As a usual thing at cattle shows, and for
that matter at public functions gf every
kind, one meets many a peseimiatio raker -
up of old memories, who recall the per.
formencea of a quarter or half a century
ago—the Royal Cattle show in England• in
such a year; the acting of the elder Booth,
or the singing of Jenny Lind, it may be,
but individuals of such a kidney had no
solid ground tostand upon in the White
City these . August and September days.
Col. J. H. Pickard, of Chicago, one of the
best-known old-time Shorthorn -men on the
continent, secretary of the Shorthorn Asso-
ciation and judge in the class, is authority
for the statement that never in any country
bas such an assemblage of horses and oat-
tle been gotten together, ncr was it ever
attempted on the same scale.. Those who
were there say that the present exhibition
of Shorthorns is fully equal, if it does not
surpass, that at the Royal Agricultural at
Warwick, Eng., last year.
The hero of the show was undoubtedly
Young Abbottsburn, 11069, 3,000 lbs. in
weight, and the moat massive shorthorn
that ever graced an American prize ring.
Three years ago he w90 purchased by Col.
Moberly, of Kentucky, from J. & W. Watt,
of Salem, Ontario, and' since then he has
donned everything in sight, rounding off'
his career .by being declared the best oa
the continent. It was hardly expected
that be would so long remain the victor,
but that he has done so proves how grand
an animal he is.
Another beauty is Nonpariel C1•ief, 113,-
024, bred by Arthur Johnston, Greenwood,
Ontario, a son of Old Indian Chief, and
also owned by Col. Moberly. He was
awarded third prize, while fourth honors
went to Earl Fane VIII, 107,695,' bred by
John Hope, of Bow Park, Ontario, and
owned by Col. H. F. Brown, of Minnesota.
To follow further down the prize list would
take more space than I can afford, but after
a careful scrutiny of the herd book, I find
that Ontario blood is strong in many of
the other -prize winners now in American
herds.
When we came to the.younger cattle, our
breeders showed what Stuff they were
made of, and established beyond a doubt
thot Ontario is still a nursery for short-
horns.
Leaving the beef herds, we find first the
black and white Hollanders —Holstein.
Friesians, as they are generally known.
Though not large in numbers, the contin-
gent was select and of high class. Ontario
was represented by one herd only, that of
I. C. MoNiven & Son, Winona, who had no
reason to feel ashamed of the position he
took among his competitors. His aged
bull was a picture, with bis soft hide, silky
hair and rich quality and color, and ranked
a god second.
Who that has read Blackmore and Kings-
ley does not have ever present before him
the green lush meadows of Devonshire,
and keep a soft spot in his heart for the
rich, dark red oattle, which take their name
from the loveliest county in all England.
Large of frame, sleek of hide, soft of eye,
and just the picture of an honest Dow that
can fill a big pail with milk while she lives,
and is a good mark for the butcher when
her time comes. Uniform in color and
size, the Devon ring was particularly at-
traotive, and the honor of our province was
kept up by W. J. Rudd, of Eden Mills, who
was a frequent prize -taker.
It is bard to find a farmer in Canada
who has not a kind word for the Ayre-
ehires, neat, clean, kindly disposed, grand
pail -fillers and fair loaders, especially with
a Shorthorn gross. It is no wonder they
have so mail admirers, and in this class
was where Wd distanced all comers, leav-
ing but two or tlrfee money prizes to herd.
ere outside of Caiiitda. Grander herds
than those of Stewart, of !genie; Yuill, of
Carleton Place; Jury, of Oehfiiwa and Snaith,
of Fairfield Plains, have nettor been led In-
to the arena, and right well did they fulfil
the expectations of their friends. The
Quebec Ayreshires, too, were well up hi the
competition.
In the Jersey class Ontario was retiree
rented only by one bull, which, however,
did not rank high among the winners.
Turning now to horses—the largest
class in which Ontario breeders were in-
terested was the Clydes, in which some 20
exhibitors oame forward, and most of them
were prize takers, though hardly so far up
in the list as their Mende expeoted, bat it
was a grand show altogether, in number
and quality, and one which is not likely
soon to be repeated. In Shires, but one
Ontario man, Mr John Carr, of Front
River, came to the front, with a well,
eha ed 'stallion, War Bey'e Fashion.
Onlyptwo Suffolk Pnnoh stallions were
shown by ' Jeseph Beck, Thorndale, and
Bore Menem, & Co., D3oboaygeon.
The higheitep ring Haokneye, gentlemen
of the horeefamily, and fully aware Of the'
fact, were' very nuoh in evidence, and in -
chided seine anrmale of high rank. Not so
large In site, but -of grand fashion of body,
strong in rib, coupling and quarter, With
good thighs and stifles and a beautifully
arched neat. A good Haokeey) is the kind
of •horse everybody admires,and they show
ed it very plainly When Mr Robert Beith's
tBowmanvillej' Jebliee Chief was put
hrough his ppaces rat the end of Iter.
Row his biaok hide'd'1'd ebine; and hdor
whitefeet ddfd twinkle, ,and he aee" t•
appreoleteThe salvos of a larise Irene fat
hands which greeted him-onere
r
appear
encs. Another of MBeit ws+ stallions
Ottawa, ie also a .beauty: Dank ohestna
in'oolor, rich in Ail that gees t'o make
good Hackney. he is very" near pe1te9 ion,
And 'had iio-Mal but his Week stable repte..
ltiflyd Aberdaift Mild W • lfred, also from
Rift da - - .beautiful tearil
EPA
gave. them first and 8eoend plaoes, end the
sweepstakes to the latter, lily« N.
Orosaley, of 'llfetekgka, ° sent two elegant'
Snares, I,ady Cookney' aud.lad$ Bard, in.,'
to the ring; of the real, nog type, such as
Loodonore delight in, Both of wbtoh were
wineere, Fireworks, also owned by. inn
(fro sley,is,* likely Olt, and will be "a
good one t4 go" hereafter, surely. Mr Hee.' •'
Hastings, of Temente,.> tools third . prize
With his two- e r -old Star of Ma 1
e
2nd,
as; handset= a light bay as ever !Agedin w-
ring, thet needs only a little more training
to make • him ad good se any of them,
The great success of Dr. J. B. Hall, of
Toronto, in winning live -prizes with hip
three American Arabs, Fez, Aldebaran and �inr,••►°
Seturah, is still a general topio of convey- it �QA�
cation among the horsemen.
In the sweepstakes for beef herds, Qn. ,
tarie again cornea to the trent aria finish-
ed off nicely her long list of triumphs, k•
finer lot of beef cattle it would be bard to'
And then the eight young herds, including
Shorthorn's, Herefords, Polled Angus and
fasllowaye that have ranged along the
north side of the -pastern to await the de--
dision of the judges onthe second best
prize of the show -1x600 in cold Dash.
Right at the, head stood ',7. and W. Rue-
self's familiar quintette Lord Stanley,
Centennial Isabellas 27 and 30, Nonpatiel
50 and Rub Princess—three of them pure
white. Round and round went the judges,.
poking and punching the ribs and baoka of
the patient animals,looking before and be-
hind and from The side, comparing notes
and abiftin the aside from time to time,
but never tiering to move the Russel herd
from their position. To -the hundreds of
fore
Canadians who were waiting the ver -
dint it was an anxious time, and when at
last the deoiaion was given by the mar -
shall, congratulations were showered on
Mr Russell for his splendid vrotory. Mr
Russell also won thesweepetake prizes with
his yearling • bull and heifer calf, and was
third among two-year-old heifers. W. R.
Cockburn, of Aberfoyle, won first with his
roan bull beating out of eight, with
another set of judges, the little red•bull that
outranked him in the earlier days of the
competition.
There are a good many other points
about these oattle oompetitione which are
exceedingly interesting, but they must,
perforce, be held over for another letter.
With this .week close the cattle and horse
exhibit for the present. The ifat stock and
fast horse will come on in October, and the
sheep and swine towards the end of the
present month. In both' these latter it is
expected that Ontario will be well repre-
sented.
Among the visitors of note during the
present week have been Sir Olivet Mowat
and Hon. John Dryden, whocalled in to dee
the wonders of the White City on their re-
turn from the region north of Lake Super-
ior. The veteran Premier did a good deal
of sight-seeing, and was delighted with the
show as a whole, and expressed himself as
more than pleased with the exhibits of On-
tario in all the departments. In a quiet
way Sir Oliver received a good deal of at-
tention, many distingnished men calling on
him. and by special request paid a visit to
the supreme Grand Lodge of Foresters,
which was in session -in this pity, and had
the distinction conferred on him of being
made an honorable member of the Order.
Mi• Dryden was especially interested in the
live stock, and was a frequent visitor to
the'barns and the stook pavilion. -
On Thursday afternoon the owners of
the Canadian stock, and as many of the
attendants as could get away, were enter-
tained at the Canadian Pavilion by Hon.
Commissioner Cockburn, and spent an
hour or two very pleasantly, fighting their
battles over again, and congratulating each
other on their successes.
The attendance at the World's Fair is
jumping up these:days. Ten millionehave
paid for admission up to the first of the
month, and at the present rate it would be
no surprise if nearly as many came during
the balance of the season. People seem at
last to have awakened to the fact that if
they do not visit the White City they will
lose the opportunity of a lifetime, and in
spite"of the hard times they find the money
for the trip.
I would like to urge most strongly on all
intending visitors to Chicago the absolute
necessity of timing their departure so as to
arrive here in the morning. Owing to the
great rush of travel the trains on all the
railways and invariably late, and there is
untold discomfort and annoyance in being
landed in an unsavory quarter of a strange
city in the middle of the night, when the
street oars have stopped running and one
can only reach one's hotel or lodging 'plane
at largely increased expense by special con-
veyance. C. W. Youxo.
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ORCHARD ROBBING.—Numerouscom.
plaints are made about town of depre-
dations in fruit orchards byboys,. tions y ,. In
several instances remonstrances and
warnings by passers-by have failed to
deter the plunderers, the only reply be-
ing a volley of abuse .and profanity..
In the past offenders of this class, when
brought before a magistrate, have 1
, escaped with only a mild lecture, and
they now appear to presume on com-
plete immunity from punishment
They may not be aware of the fact that
Sir John Thompson's criminal code,
now in force, provides that for the
first offence the least punishment is a
penalty of three months' imprisonment
in the county jail, and tor the second
offence three years.
Down With High Prices Poe
Electric Belts.
$1.55, $2.65, $3.70 ;.former prices $5, $7
$10. Qualty remains the same -16 dill
ferent styles; dry battery and acid belts
*mild or strong current. Less than half
the price of any other,cpmpany andmore
home testimonials than all the rest to-
gether. Full list free. Mention this
paper. W. T. BAER & CO. Windsor, Out.
At Sarnia last week Albert E. Wil-
son, who shot his sweetheart at the
door of a church in Warwick in 1889,
was found not guilty on the ground of
insanity.
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The new model o ookford Watch, when
placed in a screw banl Jan, will fill a ion reit
want among farmers, as it is 4not due proof
only, but very strong. The plate which the
wheels work between, not being separated by
pilrars as in the ordinary
WATCH
But by the bottom plate being turned out of a
solid piece of metal, with the edger left of the
top plate to rest on; it also being pendant or lever
set with sunk balance to prevent breaking, mak-
ing in all agood rong watch
For a Farmer
JOS. BIDDLECOMBE
C LA TN"
Planing • Mill
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11HE5UBSCRIBERRAVINt;JU67 COmf'LET
11 en and furnished his new Planing Mill with
machinery' of the latest improved patterns is now
prepared to attend to all orders in his line in th
most promptand satisfactory manner and atrea
enable r.too. Fie would also return thanks to al
who patron'', the old mill before they were burn
gd out, and tow being in a better position to ere
ute'nr ler ,xp<'litiously and feels confident he Can
ve tattoficti•'n-0 all.
FACTORY—Near the Grand Trunk
Railway, Clinton
1'HOMAS meKRNZIE
—THE—
Royal Electric Co.
Arcane! rncaadosceat
Lighting, Eleetrlo Motors
and Generators.
CONTRACTORS it BUILDERS
OF ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER STATIONS
Throughout tho Dominion.
84 to 70 Wellington St.
MON'rBEAL
PAPER
�Aw MILLS
CO.
Mews
Printing
Wrapping
Senator Samples S
PETERMAN'S ROACH FOOD
NOT A POISON
FATAL TO COCKROACHES AND WATER BUGS.
Write us if not kept by pont Druggist. Wo wlllgivo 7rr'TY
no1LAas where it has proven afailuro 11 properly applied
EWINO, HERRON 8t, CO., Spitts !krauts,
Solo Mfrs., 670 & 881 St. Paul Street, MONTREAL
Solo 4 Proprietor if the Leas /r p Rii 011jjIIr
Ing thifgoods. An rods euro. IYr IYlllfl IIII,IL,1Y1
!ng this trndo murk aro TpZ
POST Lion Brand- ADoanto. rop$QT,lPJ4 ATM
PORT, ]don Brad A" Rouse
stilton. 8nnnnY, Lion Drum], W I N se.
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Manzanilla. CLAnaT, Lion S P R I T
Brand, "A." wnrelr EY, Lion
Brand, Lion Rye, LinnNnv,Llon •
Brand, Lion Eau do vie. MERCHANT.
Agent for JoQhn Bobortogn & Sons Scotch Whiskey I James
• Ferguson &Sons, Glasgow ; ;Mullet & Dolsmnin Jnrnnc-
Cognao,Francu, CIIAMPAQNn,Vtnd&Princess,Vind'Ete
416 St. Paul Street, Montreal.
Montreal 9 ' O,�Y,E TRADE uy
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Factory � 4.02„Bstv
CANADA TRUSS FACTORY
Fat. 1869. F. CROSS, Prop.
ppplianees for ell kinds otPhy- -1(
siciarovi rmFites,,._Gross'
Improvedpat. Artificial Units k l
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OSTRICHFEATHER MANFRI
W.SNOW, Feathers*epalist,l$1 17bfAael)amO
SAFE MANUFACTUREI:
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THE EQUAL OF
PARISIAN MAIN ANEW
Cannot be fotiu'cf,•for reetott14greq'hair to its
natural color nd hetit ; It koenm
the head
Clean and 0691, and ;free from dandruff, it
etopd the heir from fulling out, promotes tho
growth, and glt1t5 the hair tho glodb,.beauty ;
and strang�0f
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When Yen nedagliaored '•
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0100 of Aril 'Other propatton, DO 11 M1YOh
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