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yPho, torraert7 resided 11) Conaeettelltn buy
't bo ne reside9ln Honeielu, writse "3Qr
20 spars past, my tyfro
and I have used Ayer'*
flash Xfgor, and , we
attrlbnte to tt the nary;
ban which 51)0 and 1
clow have, while hams
dreds of our acqualut
aims, ten or a dozen
years younger than we,
are Weer gray -heeded,
white, or bale. Wheal
asked how our hair has
retained its color and
fullness, we reply,' 13y
the use of Ayor'e Ualr
Vigor—nothing else,"'
'In 3808, my affianced
was nearly bald, and
the hair
kept iiL11-
.°ing out
every
day. I
;';`i11N:';tai, induced
her to use
.flyer's Hair Vigor, and very soon, it not
only checked any further loss of hair, but
produced an entirely new growth, which has
remained luxuriant and glossy to this day.
I call recommend this preparation to all In
need of a genuine hair -restorer. It is all
that it Is claimed to be."—Aatonto Agarrun,
Bastrop, Tex.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE '30th 1394.
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THE
• HURON NE ll'S- REG'G.RD.
A Live Local and Family Weekly
Journal,
Issu.ed Wecleesday Mornings.
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North, Clinton, Ont.
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OUR NORTHWEST!' AND D AKO74.
Sir Richard Clartweight is never done
• talking r.bout the want of progress in
our North -Vest Province compart d
with the province in the States to the
south of theta. Sir Richard i, evident-
ly speaking witlicut having the facts
before him. When the statistics for
Manitoba for instance, are coiilpai•etl
witty the statistics of North and South'
Dakota for the last six years, the of-
ficial' figures show a state of affair's very
creditable indeed to our own Canadian
Provinces. The popn111tion of Mani-
toba increased during five years, fi•ou1
1886 to 1891, by.43,SS9, or an increase of
40 per cent. 'The population of North
and South Dakota together, between
1895.t,.taken
from the State census
and- 1890, as taken from the Federal
census of the United States, increased
from 415,263 in the former year, to
511,526 in the latter year, or a little
over 21) per cent. or about one half as
much increase as lute been made in the
Province of Manitoba. The increase
of some of the other States is interest-
ing also to compare with that of
Manitoba. In the State of Minesota,
from 1885 to 1890, the increase is 10 per
cent. In Kansas, 12 per cent. In
Wisconsin, 71-5 percent. In Michigan,
13 per cent. As compared with an
increase ill MeulitobaL of 40 per cent.
r .
and the North-West Territnr•leti of 1(11
per cent., from 1881) to 1800, and of
I3riti;h C'oiunsbia, 87 per cent., from
1880 to 1890.
AN EASY .1! E7'JIOI).
At the Convention last year in Ot-
tawa, lir. Laurier, the leader of the
Opposition, without desiring to do so,
paid a c•olnlslirnent t0 the presr;nt sys-
tem of Federal taxation. Speltking in
French, he declared to the delegates
there assembled as follows :—"The
Governinent wields .L magic wand
which draws ' the money from your
pockets without yen'. understanding
that the money is taken from von as
taxation." Does Mr. Laurier know
What this sentence means If it
means anything it means this, namely,
that the indirect system of taxation
bears so lightly upon the people that
they do not feel it its any sense what-
ever. A. large number of the people
whom he was; addressing were farmers,
and so far as they were concerned, it is
true, they do not .feel it twenties the
system of taxation at present in vogue
fie Mr. Laurier knows very well, does
not bear upon them nearly so heavily
as it does upon the people in the cities
and towns, who spend thousands f,f
dollars tL year in living and who con -
time prnclucee from other lands and
pay duties thereon. We venture to
say that Mr. Peters, the Liberal Pre-
mier of Prince Edward Island, will not ,
I
lie ahli to:eit sato Okitte' vias rs' a>•d to
• lits. system.- - of ta7.atiortt tL sys ;u
whieli 'lits >ta.ges •livery ,\tire of,l_and on
tlltl Island flroin ewe to'siac vents t\
mere by dileclr ta7rlltion fortis° pur,ppose
of running the affairs of lie weal
(;government. If Mr, Lim:trier were re-
turned to• power ,and were permitted
to carry chit titre• tariff ideas that he is
at present advocating, nothing under
heaven would save him from reeorting
to just some spelt a system of direct
taxation as Mr. Peters has adopted;
and 'after resorting to that system Mr.
.14ainier would never have an op)po,-
tunity of saying to the farmers of Can-
ada that their taxation was so easy
that they did not feel it. Discussing
the question of taxation of five years
ago, the Toronto Globe, which has al-
ways advocated direct taxation,
declared that it would be a good
thing to have direct taxation for
the reason that the people would then
severely feel the money, that they were
paying and would be careful in the se-
lNction of the m(311 who were to spend
i . Mr. Laurier's ideas and the Globe's
ideas naturally enough seem to run in
the one channel. The people of Can-
ada are not likely, however, to aban-
don the system of taxation which they
do not feel to adopt a system of
taxation which, according to the
Globe's admission they would feel
most keenly, all for the purpose of let-
ting Mr. Laurier and Sir Richard Cart-
wright and Mr. Mercier gut into power
in Canada. It should be mentioned
Phist here that Mr. John Charlton, M.
., also at the Ottawa Convention re-
ferred to the question of raising rev-
enue. Oa page 8t of the proceedings
of the Convention, it will be seen that
Mr. Charlton's idea is to make up $3,-
300,00.l of a 11)55 of revenue, and many
more millions, too, which would be oc-
casioned under their system by placing
a duty upon raw sugam. This is just as
bed in Many senses as a land tax, for a
duty upon raw material as a direct
tax must be paid by tilt' consumer.
No home competition could get rid of
it as an addition to the price of a 1•e -
fined article. ,
In summer, autumn, winter, spring,
If you'd he happy, wise,
And to your household pleasures bring,
Just use the Diamond Dyes.
air if you mail this verse awl notice
and 25 pc�ents in stamps (11 money to
\•V1•:LLs R1cieexusSON Co., Montreal,
you will receive Our Home, Canada's
new u)unthly family paper, for one
year; also illustrated book on "How to
make Mats and Iltlgs," and one pack-
age of •Ink Powder, for snaking 16
ounces of best black ink. Cat. Mention
(his paper.
SIR JOHN THOJIPSON.
How highly Sir John Thompson is
appreciated in the centre of the em-
pire may be understood from the fact
that the London Times, which, miles
more than any 'other paper, speaks for
the highest type of independent. Bri-
tish opinion, urges that the Canadian
Premier be placed upon the Judicial
Committee of the Pelvy Council, which
our readers are aware is the highest
Court of Appeal existing in the Brit-
ish Empire. The Times declares in its
etl•ticle upon the question that it is not
speaking its own opinion simply, but
voicing the sentiment of great numbers
in the very highest circles, who have
knowledge of Sir John Tholnpson's
great ability as a lawyer and high
stanciang among the' great hien of the
Elnplr•e. Than this, no higher com-
pliment could be paid to the leader of
the Conservative party. We are sure
that the Conservatives throughout the
Dominion will be proud of the Times'
compliment to their chieftain. Sir
John Thompson has only been a few
years in public life and yet it is shown
not only by the article referred to, but
by his being selected for so important a
place as he tilled upon the Behring Sea
1l ib.lna,l, that he has already won the
confidence of the statesmen of the
Empire and is regarded a.s one of those
great men, whether of the centre
of the Empire or its colonial
parts, in whose hands great imperial
interests are thoroughly safe. As we
have said Conservatives throughout
the whole Dominion will he rejoiced at
the confidence inspired by their leader
in the old land, and we are satisfied
too, that Canadians, to whichever
party they belong, will rejoice at the
confidence which is placed in one of
Canada's great sons.
A Boos To Honerrmei.—Ono battle of English
spavin Liniment enmpletely removed a enrb from my
nonce I Eska nice mire in rucommondlnq the remedy,
Ns it acts with mystodoue promptness iu the re-
moval 110, t borne of hard, soft or °allowed lumps,
blood *pevin, spliute, curbs, eweeny, stlaoe an4
spralno. IIF.ouat Roun, Farmer, Markham, Ont. Sold
by Watts & Co. and Allen & Wilson, Druggists.
"NO REFERENCES ;.REQUIRED."
Is it not rather absurd that the
Premier of the Province of Ontario
should go begging for certificates of
character even from 80101 exalted
Principal
as Archbishop :Cleary and.
Principal (leant? -
1Ve had perltitps the old-fashioned
notion that the chief officer of the peo-
ple oc•eupied quite as lofty a place as
any Emit -kinetic or Presbytery, and we
Fan hardly imagine Mr. Gladstone 0r
Lord Rosebery requesting the Arch-
bishop of (Canterbury or Cardinal
Vaughan to vouch for their respect-
ability when appealing to the people
of England for a renewal of their con-
fidence.
The Reform party in Ontario mutt be
in desperate straits when their chief
orq)tne are driven to quotations from
Archbishop ('leery and Principal (;rant
as the chief arguments why Sir Oliver
should have IL new lease of political
life.
Surely the acts of 1Ln administration
and its policy and public record should
be ground enough for its existence.
The utterances of interested individ-
uals, no lnatter how able or exalted,
can avail little amonga free and educat-
ed people able and etermined to form
their own opinions.
As Conservatives we can afford with
a leader like Mr. Meredith to leave his
policy and character to the public at
large without recommendation from
a.nyindividual, but possibly_the
tarnished reputation of the Mowat
Government requires.advetititiousaLids,
"I enclose $5. Send me six bottles
Royal Crown Remedy."
R. B. LAIDLOW, Blyth,
..L.FITEST ...a. MULE;
THE: HATTM BIM FAIR TO BE A 13YELY ONE.
Constituency.
Oonservath'e.
Liberal.
Addington
Algoma, E ....
Algoma, W
Brant, N
B1'arlt, S
Brockville
Bruce, N
Bruce, S
Bruce, 0
Cardwell
Carleton
Dufforin
Dundas
Durham, E
Durham, W
Elgin, E
Elgin, W
Essex, N
Essex, 8
Frontenance
Glengarry
GI aeliviile
C
Grey, N
Cray,
Haldimand
Halton
Hamilton, J?
Hamilton, W,..
Hastings, N
11 'stings, \M
Hastings, E
Huron, 1
Huron, S.
Huron, W
Kent, E
Kent, \M
Kingston
Lltulbtnn, E
Lambton, W
Lanark, N
Lanark,8
Leeds
Lennox
Lincoln
London
Middlesex. Al,
Middiesex, N
itliddlesex, \V Leitch
Munck
Reid
Hearst
Savage
Jelly
McIntosh
1lulluisy.....
Farewell.. ...
Conluee,.,...
Wood
Hardy..,.,.,
Dana
Independent,
Hopkins... , ,
Patrons.
Kitchen
iiieCounol..
Engles
Little,.......
Monk
Barr
Whitney
(Campbell..
l
Reid
Brower
McCall
Gallagher... .
Bosh ,
Rorke
Rend
Berns...
,400,1
•
Lockhart ...
Dance
McNeish ..
McKee
Balfour
Lacey
B11311a11an,
Cleland
Baxter
i-1u,land .,
4thitileton
Gibson
Weisulilter,. •
Clancy
Smythe. ,..
Preston. , ... .
Matheson.
(Beatty
Meacham..
Hiscntt, ...
Meredith
Muskoka
Nipissing
Norfolk, N
Norfolk, S
Langford .
Northumbutlanrl, E Boughner....
Willoughby..
No"thnnlherland, W
OW'nrio, N Mitchell
• G1CIllllllnllr ger..
Ontario, 8Miller
if MoVeity..'
Duiocher.. .
Ottawa.
Oxford, N
Oxford, S
Parry Sound
Peel
Perth, N
Perth, S
Peterson', E
Peterboro', W
Prescott
Prince Edward
Renfrew, N
Renfrew, 8 , : ;
Russell
Simeoe, E
Siincoe, C
.Simcoe, W
Stormont
Toronto, E
Toronto, W
Toronto, N.
Toronto, ,4
Victoria, N
Victoria. W
waterloo, N
Waterloo, 8
Welland
!Beatty -
'Crawford ....
Idagwooll ...
White
Bnebauun
1100ifivray•
Smith. ....
Hancock..,..
11eggerty.,•
Biggar
Vernnlyea... •,,,,,,, •,•,
Gibson
McLean
Carrow .,
Ferguson , .. ,
Pardo,,,.
Harty
McCormick
Maelcoi zie...
Caldwell...
Chu ltc,......
McNaughton
Valens
McDonald
Kidd
Dynes
Ford
Wiutermute
Dobson
McPherson
Fox
(iau.ey
M Mee!
',leNirLul
'4enn
McComb
bfcLaren
Milne
•
Connolly
McCallum . .
Gerd
Symington... •
Thompson .
Hobbs ,
Taylor • Shore
Rosa Alexander
•.. Welch
Harcourt . Crawford
(Cockburn...
Loughrm. • • •
Carpenter....
Charlton.
Webb
Field
Chapple
Dryden
f Bronson ..
-O'Keefe
Mowat
•
Fsrgnsson
Oliver
Dal ton
011150
Ewing
•
Sharpe
Smits)
Horseman
14ancekevill
Armstrong... . , . .
Weiderholt
Ballantyne... Race McNeill
Lancaster. Blezard.
Winch 'Stratton
Evantnrel . Cross
(Amon Wilson Ciivtn
Shaw. ..
. Campbell .,
Robillard . • . Rothwell
Lawson
Harvey ...... ............. Lawson •
Patton Coutts
Currie
Bennett
Miscamphell ,
Thompson ..
Duff........
Ryerson,
craw ford , ..
Martel.
ilowlatld
Carnegie
Bryans
•
Wellington, E
Wellington, 8
Wellington, W
Wentworth, N
Wentworth, 8
York, E
York. N
York, \V
McCleary.
Hampton....
Hartman .. ,
Mack
Lindsey
Tait
Moss
Armstrong. ,
31cKay Thurston
Y • Campbell
Robertson Gardiner..... Shoemaker
Moore ...•...... Sipes
German
Cragg
1tlutrie
Wilson
Ryeltman
St. John
7 HE (;SIT POLICY.
Flatt........
Awrey
Richardson :
Davis
Hill
Hutchinson.
Pari:
Darby
Tucker
Nicholson
The official organ of the Patrline, the
FarmersSun, 8111119 up the. policy .of
the Mowat party and strikes back "as,.
follows :—
"Grit politicians and papers, though,
misrepresent Patrons by telling Liberal,
electors that our desire is to oust
Mowat and let Meredith a954)1ne, the
reins of Government. It is an effec-
tive appeal to hide -hound partizans,
for they will move heaven and hell to
keep the other fellows out of power."
Par Over Fifty Tears
Mas. W,Nsr. w'a SOOTmNo same hes been used by
mildnns of mothers for their children while teething
1f disturbed at night and broken of )our rent by y
sick child suffering and ening with pain of Cutting
Teeth send at once and got a bottle of "Mfrs. Win-
slow'sf)othing Syrup" for Children Teethiing. 1
will fel eve the poor little sufferer inimodately.
Depend pon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. It cures nierrheea regulates the Stomach and
Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Guns and re-
duces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the
whole systenl. "Mrs Winelow'e Suothing Syrup"
for children teething is pleasant to the testa and
fs the prescription of one of the oldest and best
lemale physicians and nureos in the Felted stetee.
,Price twoutyfive cents a bottle. Sold by all drug
gists throughout the .world. Be sure and ask lo
MR8.WINSt.DW'$So verso Setter "
NO EXPLANATION REQUIRED,
Brooklin, Ont., i,Iay 3, 1800.
Dear Mr. Shaw, --I have your two
letters. Mackie is very cross, but. i
hope to manage to hold hint'. I£ it
would not be transgressing your in-
structions from headqu,u'tees, I would
like you to write him, stating that I
had written you that he was offering his
old silver medal bull for sale, and that
you would like to know privately his
lowest price. Tell hills that the farm is
not really in need of it bull at present,
hut that whatever the authorities may
think, you deem his hull of too much
value for them to miss the offer of
him.
Don't let him know you are aware
his feelings are hurt nor do not write
him in the line I have snggested runless
you con do so conscientiously, but you
can seethe line I am taking, which will
serve to show I am interesting myself
in him. Whenever anotherpurchase is
made in Canada, he must not be over-
looked.
Yours truly,
' JOHN DRYDEN.
MY FEET were so badly swollen that
I could not wear my shoes, I got
Yellow Oil, and to my astonishment it
gave Instant relief, and two bottles
completely cured me. Mrs. W. G. Mc-
Kay, Berwick, Ont.
iVIIPTIIIS CONTINUED
SILENCE/
Sir Oliver Mownnt )wade no reference
to the Muldoon affidavit last week.•
He gave no intimation that. the parties
named in that affidavit Will be asked to
answer in court to the charges made
against them..
This is disappointing. Sir John
Thompson at least did/promoise to let
no guilty man escape. The Dominion
Premier even went so far as to put
three ,nen in jail who had been parties
to robbing the public treasury. But
Sir Oliver Mowat gives no pledge that
individuals cnar'ged with an attempt to
over -ride the voice of the people by
means of fL stuffed ballot -box will even
be put on trial.
This is one case in which the pro-
fesserilyy Christian politician, whoheads
an Administration that pretends to
embrace all the virtues, (1018 not shine
even by cornpar'ison lvith the alleged
workers of iniquity at the Dominlnn
capital.—Toronto News.
CURRg+'N7' 7'0PICS.
Three years ago last Wednesday Sir
John Macdonald died, , As time wears
on the fact grows clearer that he was
not only the greatest Canadian, but of
all Canadians the most beloved by his
countrymen.
I do not approve of Mowat's acts.
Mr. Meredith is an able and honest
man, and 1 like leis ideas. Neverthe-
less I cannot afford to dismiss Oliver
Mowat, who gives my college $6,000 a
year.—Rev. I t incipal Grant.
The Canada Farmers' Sun, the
official organ of the Patrons, says that
"Mr. Mowat and his colleagues are
now on trial hefnr a jury of their conn -
try -men." Axactly. And they must
honestly be declared guilty.
Mr. Garrow said at Blyth that be
was "an independent Liberal, not tied
to anybody's coat tail, big or little."
He belied himself in making such a
statement. 13111 No. 181, "An Act to
amend the Act respecting the Fees of
certain Public Officers,' which was
before the House on Monday, April 30,
shows that Mr. Darrow voted with the
"brute" majority every tinge—sevon-
teen times in one day.
June is the inonth: of Roses :
•
niEN' WHY NOT ETJ.Y THE
GENUINEPARISGREEN
and GARDEN SYRINGE. Fait off the Dag and let thelia UVQ
--_YOU WILL WANT FOR THIS IYIONTH.:.�-
Enalneled Steel Preserving Kettles and Sauce Pans,
Screen Doors, Window Screens,
Wove Wire for Doors' and Windows,
Milk Pans, Milk Cans, Milli Pails,
Lawn Mowers, Lawn Rakes, - -
Grass Sythes, Sithe Stones,
Gem Fruit Pe'esses, Lemon Squeeze,
Fly Trans, Daisy Churns, Machine Oil, White Lead,
Ready Mixed Paints, all shades, Fancy Wire,
,Barbed Wire, Hathaway Wire, Gold Medal
.Carpet Sweepers, Steel Cut Nails, all size.
KOAL i COAL I I KOAL ! ! !
LEHIGH VALLEY GOAL—We have just received 10 Cars of the Celebrated
Mine,
HarIan a Bros.,
Iron aerch
latirpiare
nd
Old Store, Brick Block—New Stole, McKay Block.
EurKa BaRer ancl Restaurant.
— o
In thaul(ing the citizens of Clinton and vicinity for their liberal patronage dur-.
ing the past three years, we beg to announce that the EUREKA'
BAKERY and RESTAURANT is in a better position than ever to
successfully cater to the wants oftithe general public. We do our own
beiciIla, save heavy expenses, and turn out a •quality of BREAD
BUNS, PASTRY, CAKES, &D., equal to any in West'.
ern Ontario and etsthe very lowest living prices, WEDDING
CAKES A SPECIALTY, Bread, &c , delivered to all parts
of the town. FRITS, CONFECTIONERY, ICE
CREAN!, COOL DRINKS. Pic nic and Private Gather.
Inge supplied on the shortest notice at liberal rates.
Remember the location—next Grand Union Hotel, Smith's Block Clinton,
W. 11. Born,
Proprietor
arsamacsmamanatiataaanaineiat
Leslie's Carriage Factory.
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS—all of the beat work,
manship and material. tislrAll the latest styles and most modern improve-
ments. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended
to. Prices to suit the times.
ger FACTORY—corner:Huron and Orange Streets, Cliaton. 657—y
For
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Cs -s>.4:,":
r-1 fie �:. .:
ti.. !v t'hi,tY`qty?
&
CRY A?PLICATION Pains
0f THE •;
63 1,"MENTFIOI, •
s�0.,e PLASTER
IT WILL DISPEL TIIE PAIN LIKE MAGIC.
SPECIAL NOTICE
lar Tns' News•Rscono will always he pleased
to receive reliable information of Births, Mar -
rages, and Deaths, or of any other local event.
(re' Tun News RECORD can furnish as hand-
some Wedding Stationery and guarantee as fine
letter preen work and at as low prices as any city
or other printing office
ger In the matter of Funeral Circulars an
Memorial Cards, Tete Nsws•Recuno grarantc
prompt attention and the very hest elites o
work, at fifty per cent less than eastern prices.
LIVE NQDS WANTED,
Highest Market Price Paid.
D. CANTELON, Clinton.
798•tf.
The Mcgiollp Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
Farm and Isolated Town Proper-
ty only Insured.
OFFICERS.
D,Eese, President, Clinton 1'. O.; Gon, Watt,
vies -president, Ifarlock P. 0. ; W. .1, Shannon,
See' Treas., Seaforth P. O.; M. Murdio, In-
peetor ofcleims. Seaforth P. 0,
DIRECTORS,
Jae. Broadfoot, Seaforth ; Alex Gardiner. Lead
bury; Gabriel Elliott, Clinton ; .Tohn pan
nab, Aeafnrth ; Joeoph Evans, Beechwood ; Thos.
Garbett, Clinton.
AGENTS.
Thos. Nothing, Harloclt; Roht. McMillen, Sea.
forth; J. Cnmmings, Egmondvilte; Geo. Merdlo,
Auditor ,
Patties desirous to effect Insurance or trans-
act other huehiese will be promptly attend.
ed to on application to any of the above otfiocrs
addressed to their respective post cfilees.
Stray Steer,
Came to the promises of the undersigned, Barfield
Road, the forepart of May Inst. a REO YEARLING
STEER. Tho owner is requested to prove property,
pay expenses and take the animal away.
8181-f J. 0. ELLIOTT.
New Shop.
Mr. Wm. Smithson will open hie new shop on the
corner of Ontario and Gibbings streets next Saturday.
Groat Bargains in Washing Machines, Churns, Step
Ladders; Long Ladders, Whoolbareowe, estoe, &a.,
for ono week. All work promptly attended to.
Prices moderato and entlefaetlon guaranteed.
1'b WM. SMITIIBON.
The Prentice Boys' Grand Lodge
opened at Belleville last week.
Rrrgnsrerrasr CVDSO TNA DAV.—Snnth Amerle a
Rheumatic Cure, for Bhenmettem and Nouraigls
rndloally onres in 1 to 8 daye. Its salon ripen the
system le remarkable and myeterioua. It removes at
once the sane and the
iem dinonso letmodiatell• die
sold by Watts peara. The &&rat Co..land Aon greatly Wilton, Duggisgt to
CITY BAKERY
OPPOSITE FAIR'S MILL.
The undersigned having brought out the bakery
hnsiness so successfully carried on by Mr. W
Young, wilt continue the business at the old eta
He will endeavor, by supplying a first class article:to
merit the liberal eupl•ort of the eeople. Bread do -
livered 1103 where in town.
Wedding Cakes, Fruit or Sponge Cakes
supplied on short notice.
M. BECKWITH, - - CLINTON.
Properity For Sale.
For sale, the large dwelling and lot owned and
lately occupied by Dr. Appleton, on Ontario street.
Has alt modern conveniences. Centrally located.
Also a bonne and lot adjoining above property,
facing Vi.•tella street. Fur particulars apply to
MANNIAO & SCOTT, Clinton.
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Wash Day Made Easy.
I have grouted the right to manufacture thfamam;
Magic \vashiug Meehine. Already I have made and
sold a number. The Inrehusors are delighted, To
use the machine on trial to sure to make s sale if
one is re red, Wash.dey is made very easy and
c'irpets eau bo km t perfectly cleen; no sple,,otng or
waste water whatever. The piiee has been set ata
very low figure. The machine may be seen at my
roe:depeo on Isaac Street. B. COLE 800-tf
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