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A F S Ira rvvig or
goo, tile. stair 694 .4434 glossy.
"I have used Ayer's Hair Vioor, for
nearl five years. and my hair is moist,
gloss', e -td in an excellent state of prey
ervatton. I am forty years old, and have
ridden the plains for twenty five years."
Vfrl- Henry Ott, alias " Mustang Bill,"
IYewcas.le, 'Wyo.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Prevents hair from failing out.
"A number of years ago, by recom-
mendation of a friend, I began to use
Ayer's Hair Vigor to stop the hair from
falling out and prevent its turning gray.
The first effects were most satisfactory.
Occasional applications since have kept
my hair thick and of a natural color."—
H. E. Basham, McKinney, Texas.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Restores hair after fevers.
"Over as year ago I had a severe fever,
and when I recovered my hair began
to fall out, and what little remained
turned gray. I tried various remedies,
but without success, till at last I began
to use Ayer's Hair Vigor, and now my
hair is growing rapidly and is restored
to its original color."—Mrs. A. Collins,
Dighton, Mass,
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Prevents hair from turning gray.
" My hair was rapidly turning gray and
falling out ; one bottle of Ayer's Hair
Vigor has remedied the trouble, and my
hair is now its original color and full-
' ness."—B. Onkrupa, Cleveland, O. 0
Prepared by Dr..T. C. Ayer ssCo., Lowell, Masa
Sold by Druggists and Yerfumors.
[he Huron News -Record
31.5a a Ye:n•—$l.25 in Advance
Wednesday. i%lrril 1'dt.I1, IS93.
—Dr. McGuire, a well-known prac-
titioner of Guelph, is sat: to have be•
come insane.
"Six days shalt thou 1 .b ,r,"eavn the greet
lawgiver, '1'o do Rood work, man must be
at his Lest. This eond!'ion is attained by
the nee of Ayet's S.'saha ilia. It over-
e•'rnee that'ire,l f•• liar, gni. kens, the appy
irw, iwp•nves digestion, and in,kee the
weak strung,
—Sir Donald Smith has given
another $100,000 to MrGi1i College,
Montreal.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.
Conghs and colds are the esu 'e, if neg-
lected, of consumption. 1t is therefore
nnloh better to cure thein at once hy the n •e
of Htgyarrt'o Pectoral Balsam, the safe, sure
and reliable remedy for all diseases of the
throat au,l Iuogs.
—The bill requiring unnaturliz td
ntalee of 21 years of age or over to pay
au annual tax of $3.has been passed in
The Pennsylvania, Legislature.
The confidence that people have in Ayer's
Sarsaparilla an a blood medicine is the leg'i•
mate and natural growth of many years. It
has been handed (town from parent to child,
and ie the favorite family medicine in thou-
sands of households.
—Senator John Ferguson has sold
his beautiful residence and fruit farm
at Niagara Falls, consisting of 40 acres,
adjacent to tate river immediately
below the railway Suspension bridge,
to an American syndicate for $36,000.
The moat stubborn Skin and Scalp
Diaeaeee, the worst forms of Scrofula, ail
blood -ta'n's and poisons r f every came and
nature, are utterly rented out by Dr. Pierce's
Goldeu Medical Discovery, For every
disease caused by a torpid liver or impure
blood, it is the only remedy no certain and
effeetite that it eau be guaranteed If it
fails to benefit or' cure, you have your
money back.
Eczema, Tetter. Sal` -rheum, Eryeipelae,
Boils, Carbuncles, Eularged Glands,Turr,ors,
and Swelling!., and every kindred ailment,
are comple'eIt and rerrnauently cured hy it.
—\It thudist preachers in Ulster
have been invited by a Uuiuuist urpau•
izition to make anti Home -rule speeches
in England for $50 a week. Mary of
theta have already accepted the iuvi'ia-
tion.
THE RED RIVER.
The red river of life is the bl pod, like
other rivers'it setnotiui:a becomes impure,
hut unlike other rivers it only needsB irdnok
Blond hitters to perfectly purify it and re•
move all its disorders from a uouunou pim-
.ple to the worst ecrofuluus.eore. •
—At Simcoe last week Judge Street,
in response to Mr. L. B. Osler's appli-
cation, agreed that the cases of the
Freernans at Chatham, charged with
the murder of Constable think i r,
would net he tried at the coining
assizes. The a f.plication for change of
•venue stands fur the present.
EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED IT.
A triumph in medicine was attained when
experience proved that Scott's Emulsion
would not only stop the progress . f Pul•
monary Comm nptiun, but by its continued
use health and vigor could be fully restored.
—Now ie the time to cut the black
knot from the cherry and plum trees.
Directly wet in weather begins the
sporea that propagate this fungus
disease are ripening and spreading the
evil. The branches cut off will burn
as readily when that cut as they will
after a few weeks time, and if not time
destroyed they will be just fie liable to
work harm as though lett upon the
trees, Wherever orchards are isolat
ed there is very little trouble in keep-
ing trees free from this scourge.
A FRIEND IN NEED
A friend in need is secured by everyone
who keeps a battle of Hagyard'e Yellow Oil
at hand for use against ac:idental epraine,
bruises, cuts, burnt", scalds or any leftatrt•
motors, pain, such as rheumatism, quinsy,
Bore threat, etc.
Through the action , f the vestry
pew St. Paul"a ehyroh,;At oodatocic will.
have a Durpliree Omit in utut'e.
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
DatiTI,llxaN,---I was troubled with
(lyapeptlia for about four years. I not'ced
an edvertleement of Burdock Blood ftilte,e,
ao I 'tatted to use it and soon found that
there wee nothing, to equal it. It tank just
three bottled to effaot a perfect euraih my
case.
BER1 J. REID, Vti inghatn, Ont.
—Thos. Pentland, of Ashfield, during
the last week sold his farm, known as lot
Jnuutbar 12, con. 6, to Thos. Stuthers
for the sum of $4,500 We wish Mr.
Srothere suttees. Dir. Pentland, in
consequence of retiring front farunirit,i,
intends locating in Duugauuon in the
near .future.
A CURE FOR COUGHS.
There is no remedy that makes as large
a percentage of perfect cures as Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup. In nearly every oase
of (toughs, colds, asthma, bronohitin, hoarse-
ness, croup, ole., its curative Hecate are
prompt and lasting.
— B. K. Allen, of Dunlop, with Chas.
Mason, of Brucefield, are en route to
Great Britain with a load of horses to
sell there, of which 8 are light and 8
heavy, After dispoeing of them they
will purchase several of the Leet ire
proved stock of stallrone, which they
intend to bring out to Dunlop and
Bruer-field for improvement of the
horse stook of Huron,
CAN YOU THINK?
l an you think of a wnree disease than
dyspepsia, it plunges ire viet;m in glnr ni
and despondency', waked him a bunion to
himself and other., and causes can.tipation
anti burl hlo d. Y t ilardne1 Bland Bitters
cures rlysuetleieor indigestion, and has done
ao iu tltuuda/1dB of cases.
At: effort wets node at Leehuru to ie-
nnove the hotel license at Dunlop, which
le in No. 4 wen], Colborne, the work-
ers for the said petition in their canvass
cnnuting over thirty in its favor; a
enuttler petition against it got a large
number of nasus, while a great many
would not sign for or aguutst it. Last
week on \Vreduesllay there was a meet•
Inc of the canvassers of the temp"ran -e
petition.
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Consumption Cur oil.
An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his halide by au East India miselon-
ary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy end permanent au•e e,1 f ons:unptton,
Brouohitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all threat and
Lang Affections, also a positive and radios! cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints,
after having tested its wuuierfn1 curative powers
in thousands of oases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his snilerinifollows. Actuated by this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, le German, French or English, with full
directions fur preparing and using. sent by mntl
by cad lrassiva with stem •, nvntng this payor.
W. t. Novo, 8d0 Powers' L'luck, Ruoheater, N. Y.
1155- y
EATEN 'BY WOLVES,
Mi, Alex. Bolliveau, of Ottawa, has
received information from Michigan
that hie son met with a terrible death
a fews days ago by being eaten by
wolves. The unfortunate young man
left the city some time ago to work on
a railway in the northern part of the
State of Michigan, and after worling
for eitrIme, length of time he was pro
,noted to he foreman of a gang. As
far as can be learned, he in company
with a friend, while out hunting were
attacked by a band of wolves, and al
though they diech •rged their rifles into
the pack, the wolves overpowered them.
Belli veau'scompanion climbed a tree to
escape there and from there he saw hie
companion torp -to pieces by the wolves
at the foot of the tree on which he was
perched. He fired several shote among
the peck, killing five avolvee, and then
his store of ammunition gave Out.
For several hours the wolves kept
around the tree and did not leave
until a .number of men from the camp
tante and dtovo thein away.
TWO RECEIPTS.
A mois',ure-proof glue is said to he
produced by dissolving a pound of
good glue in three pints of skim -milk.
Tbia becomes a -strong cement, by the
addition, just before using, of sotne
freshly slacked line.
The juice of two lemons taken in
half ea glass of water before each meal
is a powerful remedy for rhuentitisnl,
and it is alio considered elinoet a
epecfic for intermittent fever. The
juice of one lemon taken three ti Ines
a day in a cup of clear strong coffee,will
often cure chills and fever when the
disease is stubborn and unyielding- to
all other remedies.
$25,000 IN ItEWARiDSi.
Seventh Bali-Ycnrly'titers ry Competition
of The Caundinu Agriculturist.
In accordance with their usual cordon) for some
years past, the publishers of that old and reliable
pnblicattnn, Tho Canadian Agriculturist, now pro-
sente i'e Sth Great Helf Yearly Literary Competition,
to the people of the United Sratee and Canada. 'I'hls
onmpr&H ien will close May 70, 1R03,(15 days thereafter
being allowed for lettere to reaeb us from distant
pointe) 'rho following la tho prize list:
1st Grand Prize 52,000 in Gold
2nd .. ..... ...... 1,000 in Gold
Ord 500 in Gold
4th250 in Gold
5th • " .1001n Gold
5000 Elegant Silver Tea Services, Pianos, Organs,
Gold Watches, ftc., etc , making a total of over 10,000
prizes.
How To SECURE A Pglza,—Take a few sheets of
paper and matte all the words you can out of lettere
contained in the words, "COLtyAtnioa'1 xposi•rtoa"
and send them to ns, enclosing ono dollar for six
months subscription to the Agrloulturist or the
Ladles' Home Magazine— two of the beat home
monthlies in the world.
RuLsss-1. Foreign words not allowed. 2. Lettere
eaonot bo used oftener than they appear In the two
words, "Columbian Exposition." 3. Names of places
and persons barred.
All lists containing over 100 correct words will re.
calve a valuable spacial prize. Send postal pard for
fiat of prize wionera in former competitions,
Address,
Tus AontetLTl:s,RT PUB. Co.,
Petorborough,Canada.
d4QY.A+r,. AND, Imam p..
emu
NESS CONT
Though Dtlath to Do4j,ktt'g' liititteyeli i1ltiet
01'1,41114/At IMO thct 8tt'i1iige •Oxtretltot
Yet through Glod'e universe the two are one—
Shadow mai light of Il;eevs11'a sternal Sun.
---\Vtt.t,tnat 1i,. tl,tyvlt, in Ilarper's Maga-
zine fur April,
A VIOLET Si'EAKS.
0 passersby, draw near !
Upuu a gr are I grow ;
That she who Diad was tient'
They pluutod mu to show.
Plitek Ino as yon go by --
I nut her messenger ;
With her sweet breath I sigh ;
In me her pulses stir.
Through these lily quivering leaves
She fain would speak to you—
She whom the grave bereaves
Of the dear life she knew.
"How glad I was up there !"
She whispers underground.
"Have they who found me fair
Sonic other fair one found ?
"Has he who loved the best
Learned Love's deep lute again,
Since I was laid to rest
Far from the world of men?
''Nay ! Surely he will come
'To dwell horn at the haat ;
Int Death's strange silent home
lily hued shali hold hint Last
"Yet would that he 'night know
How hard it is to hide
In darkness here below
And miss hitn from my side !
"Fain would I send my soul
To lie upon his breast,
And breathe to hint Love's whole
That lite left ultcoutest,"
Ah, pluck ane, passer-by !
For I would bear her breath—
Undying Love's owns sigh --
To hint who flees from Death.
—LuutiE Cs tNut,t:u MOULTON, iu Ilttrpper's
Magazine for April.
OUTPOST DUTY IN '1'IIE RUS
SIAN ARMY.
In the German eitny every soldier is
taught to act intelligentiy on outpost
service anti. iu scouting operations, end
this is not too much to require in 8
country where every ry soldier r a
de and
writes, and can readily understand a
reap aptl compass. Ill Iluesia, how-
ever, where nine tenths of the people
cannot read or write, and have lost the
faculty of thinking consecutively, the
army caunot teach the soldier much
more than to glove as with it machine.
In order to have a force of good melt
for picket work and advence•shirk-
utiehiug, they have adopted tide plats:
Each company sends four of its Ntoet
intelligent men to a select body called
the scouting corps, and as the llussian
regiment hue four battalione, with four
companies each, lira gives a regimental
scout force of sixty•fout'. This service
is very popular, for it is fall of variety,
and though' the hardship is greet, the
food is good, for hunting and fish-
ing are iu the programme. The hien
are practised in every kind of wood-
craft, and are expected to develop as
much ingenuity and self-reliance as an
Indian scout in our service. They
must sail, row, swim, climb, find their
way by map and compass, slip through
the enemy's linea. procure every variety
of information, and escape capture et
all hazards.
"They are splendid fellows," said
Schutzenberg, in answer toll question
of mine. "Here is what they did
Inst winter when snow was on the
ground and floating ice in the streams :
"You must know that we attach very
great importance to creepiug ui) close to
the enemy and watching his glove
mento. Well, for a little practice in
this respect I called ray sixty-four men
together one morning in the barrack.
yard and deviled them into two sides,
each commanded by non commissioned
officers. I pointed out on the map
a position wbich oro aide woe to watch,
end indicated the direction from which
an attach wye to be antiepated. An•
onther position I selected for the other
side. Neithorlside knew what the other
side was to attempt, but each had orders
to slip behind the Knee of the other,
and steal three flies that had been
posted about a mile and a half in the
rear of the line that was to be protect-
ed. The difficult part of the problem
was that neit.h•er:side knew anything of
the positions beyond what was shown
them on the map iu the barrack•yar t,
and the non commissioned officers had
to transmit this knowledge to their
men.
"Etch party found the right poli•
lion, and alter posting sentry, detached
fi party to steal the flags of the enemy.
Six urea of the one party went off,
each on his own account. Two of
them were crpturod, one of them failed
to find the flags because he could not
remember the topography of the trap,
and one succeeded in finding the flags
and bringing them back to the non
eommiesioued officer. The remaining
two found the spot after the flags were
gone, and described the spot, so that
there was no doubt that they had been
there. The six men detailed on the
other side for the work remained to•
gether, and were discovered when close
to the picket line. They were fired
upon; two were captured, and the re•
mining four pursued to a stream forty
fent wide near horn. In epito of the
floating ice, they sprang in and strug•
gled to the other aide. Tho pursuers
hesitated a moment at the sight of
the ice -blocks, then they follow-
ed. One was captured in the water
because he was hampered by the
ice. The rest escaped ; but one of the
followers managed, in spite of his ice
bath,to sneak away with the flags of the
onemy.—From "In the Barracks of the
Czar," by PouLTNET BIGELOW, in Har
per's Magazine, for April.
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In our last competition, in which we bad a
circle containing 615 dots, we had answers rang-
ing from two to 2,000,000. On the whole, however,
our customers counted better than we expected.
At the close of the competition the winners were
notified of their success, and the presents awarded
Just as we advertised. As a proof of this anal as
an evidence that we have kept perfect faith with
our patrons, we will send a complete list of winners
(excepting those objecting to publicity) to tory
address on receipt of a 8 cent stamp to pay postage.
We do this instead of publishing them on act•oettt
of the list being so very large. In our press nt
competition we present the above star and ask rur
customers to count the dots as they did with tla,se
in the circle. With it we make ells( ffer :—
To the first three persons sending in the correct
answer wo will give ecc'h an elegant GOLI)
WATCH with El GIN, 'IVALTI!A'1,
DIIEHEL HASIPDEN or other tirst•ebtss
movement. We will give tbe same to thesend••rs
of the three correct answers, who are r:lually far
from the first and the Lust, while the pito :5
lending in the hist three correct anawrrs o 111
each be given watches exactly similar to the ether
NIX. 1'tIIS MAK1(8 NINE 601 D'WAT-
CHES. EACH Ob' Wii1CIi IS VA).UF.D
A'1' 8100. that will positively be gat en ; .ay. A
sample watch is now on exhibition, at oi:r r filen,
andean be seen by any person info mated; s.. if r
Sincerityis doubted the person may call, or litre
a frienddoso, and see that they aro all we
Remember each ono is first-class and will be
ace)mp•anied by a guarantee from the maker.
leis PRESENT GOLD WATCHFS in ti to
competition in pre.ferenee to I'UI{SEN OI''
&OLD because as a rule they lest ltdager, nod
can, for years afterwards, be showy by the
delighted possessors as an evidence that we ,lo
exactl • as we promise. The watches will I e .
rented in per
in ladies' or gentlemen sizes ns t1• rine,.
In addition wo will givo ONE 11 Ue5:111 1)
EXTRA ('RESENTS .such ns SILK Dit 1•.h. -t
PA'PTERNS, VALUABLE PIECI8 (IF
JEWELLERY. USEFUL AND )'It1Tl"!'
AR'rIOLES FOR THE TOILET, E 1 t'.,
for intermediate correct answers. Should tier,
bo no correct answers, the presents will be tits.
trlbated among those whose answers are nearest
the correct number. Each answer must be
accompanied by ray emits in sliver or stamps 1n pny
ti)raboxofDr. Alu••r.'s health fills. Weso!l ton
`he pills
and give you the,resent To an p r
who is dissatisfied and does not tinct the 1'illa
exactly as WC represent' them, TM Will ryhn•n 1: 'r
money. Our sole object In making thin extra, r•'1.
nary offer is .to fulrodnee this esecllont
into every home in America.
AS A TONIC 11 milt Ptllo batten u
Tho tired Lr,tiu-ureic r , i.ii
w•nru•out business matt finds thein e>1 ••,d.i !.
adapted to his rase. They Rive new life a : !
euercv, and make hard writ easy. ))It,
IR Alt Z'S Tib:AIlTH PILLS ti'1'){F :NI; -
THEN THE BODY AZsD BItIGH'I'EN
TILE BRAIN.
YOUNG MEN
Wltoeutferfr.mt(xc;r.•eso!
U U(1 t] lit 1a youth, unrteu•u;il e•l.a.+l„n s,
mental worry, over•workor sleeplessness, ahs old
use Health Pills. Ttue:v will stop your trnul I, s,
give you energy and strength, a:td mai:e pet
yoursrllf ronin.
Y0LJ NG �I0MEN 1':de and tircrl, tvhn
UU 1i rY i suG'�•r i'r t, 1',�n-,I•
weakness, scantinese, suppression n1' tio•Ir sir1;
nese headache, whites, pain in the hart: rod
bearing down pains, should nae 11011111t
They restore the monthlies in ell cares, 1
the system, enrich the blood and make the face
plutln t bright and rosy.
j
1 •iihDL-E-AGE ME 8uiTrt•ing ft ot:l
premature decay.
kidney or bladder troubles, the results of y int'.15ul
follies lose Or etteroy, meatal worry or over -work.
should use. Health P111e, They het especially
upon the bladder aped kidneys, and team; ,• the
rig -••i• of youth Wall falling organs, both phy .leo1
anti mental.
MIDDLE WOMEN snlYu, nft'erin:z
"ch ant° of life,” hendnehes, pains In the,v,uih,
constipation, piles, irr..gulnrbi's and ineoic1 dr.
pression, should use teeth) Pills. 'Tlu'v relieve
ell these symptoms, purify the blood, streu;;lheu
the nervus, regulate the bowels, and t.9siat \ ature
in every way. `
'(O Lj y (gyp ]irnith Pills yield smnurl
1Lt i1E I'cf.l1. nndr"t'rsshtngsteep,Liv:
strength to the nerves, cheerfulness to the: trim
and ease to the load, so that the, weight nt' years
bears less hewIly 110 the threml of life len;;'iron•
1t'the persons among whom we deeiue to die•
tribute our presents nljectto ruhii,ary,;ani 1 s:rr
that nu mention be utade of their mimes,. we will
respect Iheir wishes in the )natter alai forward
presents to any address mentioned without the
knowledge of even a third p'rsuu.41 111 eumununi•
cations addressed to us will be pro..gdly iust; red
and all eorreslrmdrncr ro ard,vl as AIN', 11 o n
fidrn'1 1. In writing, address THE PAll IN
MI-DI'AL('0., fIanndiatt lira"e',,. 3l,'
to 84 ADELAIDE HT. E., TORONTO.
The McKillop Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
Farm and Isolated Town Proper-
` ty only Insured.
emcees.
Thos. E. Hays, President, Senforth P. 0. ; W.
J. Shannon, Secy•Treas., Senforth P, 0. ; John
Hannah, .tanager, Seaforth P. 0,
DIRECTORS,
Jae. Broadfoot, Seaforth ; Donald Boss, Clin
ton ; Gabriel Elliott, Clinton ; Georgel Watt
Harlock ; Joseph Evens, Beechwood ; J. Shan
non, Walton ; Thos. Garbert, Clinton.
AORSTE.
Thos. Weilans, Harlock ; ltnbt. McMillan, Sea.
forth ; S. Carnochan, Seaforth. John O'Sullivan
and Geo. Murillo, Auditors,
Parties desirous to effect insurance or trans-
act other business will be promptly attend•
ed to on 6 )plication to any of the abovo,otrlcere,
addressed to their respective post offices.
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Owing to the liberal patronage received we have detrided to
continue the
ROOT and SHOE BUSINESS,
and have purchased direct from the manufacturers a
fine and select stock of
NEW SPRING GOOD3*
that will be sold cheaper than any other house in the
trade. I will continue to sell the present stock at and
below cost.
Butter and Eggs Taken in Exchange for Goods,
T. E. McDONOUGH.
Jackson Block, Huron St,'O//nton,
20 CTS. PER DOZEN.
0
Coats' City Restaurant,
NEXT DOOR TO WATTS' DRUG STORE.
0
otice.
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As an extra inducement to Caeh purchasers I have made arrangements with a
leading firm of 'Toronto for a levee supply of Artistic Pictures by well-
known Masters, all framed and finished in liretsclaes style, and suitable
for the best class of residence. Each customer will be ipresented with
one of these magnificent Pictures free when their cash purchases aggre-
gate Thirty Dollars.
My motto in business is to supply my customers with good reliable Goods a»11 !
Bottom Pri,pee.
Although the principal Soap Manufacturera have advanced prices 30 per cent,
1 will eupphy all Electric Soaps and the noted Sunlight and Surprise
Soaps et the old figures.
Call and see those beatttiful Works of Art, samples of which) are on show at
our Store.
Our Sock is replete and well selected. We offer excellent values in fine Teas,
including hest grades in Black, Green and Japans. Try our Russian
Bleed and Crown Blend, the finest in time market.
Ex imine the gnalityand prices of our Combination Dinner and Tea Setts,
and be convinced that Bargain Day with ns, is ev, ry business da
throughout the year.
N ROBSON, China Hall.
Clinton, Feb. 14, 1893.
TTGAIlia
First car now arrived direct from
Redpath's Refinery, Montreal.
Quality the Purest,
Jofln Cunu!nuftarii, Prices the Lowest.
GREEN GRODE aS, :-:
Special Cuts in 100 Pounds or Bbl. Lots.
:-: CONFECTIONER TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES
AND
. A SPECIALTY.
Canadian Express Agent, Butter and Eggs wanted.
ALBERT ST.. CLINTON. J. IRWIN, Noted Grocer
Fresh Daddies and Bloaters. Oysters
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constantly on hand. Alto some
Canadian Cranberries, cheap.
New Flour and Feed Store
HANLEY & WALKER
beg to announce that they have opened
a Flour and Feed Store east of the Come
mercial Hotel, Huron Street, Clinton
We will keep in stock the very best of
everything in the line, such as Flour,
Meals, Feed, Seeds, &c., at very reason-
able prices.
Goods delivered to all parts of the
town.
We solicit and expect a legitimate
share of town and country trade.
Remember the location of the Clinton
Flour and Feed Store,
CLINTO N.
WHAT ARE THEY?
Why ! They are
THE CELEBRATED PALMETTO BRUSHES
which will last three times longer than any other made. Try them.
GOLD MEDAL CARPET SWEEPERS, MRS. POTT'S IRONS, DOOR
' MATS, ROYAL CANADIAN WRINGERS.
ROCK OIL 10c. per G-ALLON.
\Ve deliver all our Goods free of charge in town.
HARLAN"S� PRO S–
HANLEY & WVALKER Iron and Hardware, -
• Clinton.
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