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'0 tell My create re:wllo lave helped to reeks this Oh,rietmae trade the
woo in on h1,n ory Qt °ilii WAWA—e, and exceeded by far our eapeotetiene-
WAIIRORP.1994111 hippy and prosperous New Year. Watch this pig
next week for prigee.
P. tzle eeVire are betty bo, *toy, and it we welrrent te watch we wilt be hake to
WV: our prorates, We are nQ$ goiag oat of bueinecke.
IMPAIRS by a skilled workman and a first-class engraver. We charge
you for nothing in our repair department until we know a watch is running
right.
J. 13. RU M BALL
Watchmaker, Jeweler, &c., Telephone change
h #>e PYie Expectorant
Wewecommend it above all others for coughs and colds. -
It hasiven the best satisfaction of any cough mixture we handle,
and, we have them all.
The beetttest is the quantity sold. We have sold more of ib than of
all the others combined.
If you have a cold try it. You will like it as good if not better than
we re, resent. Price 26 cents.
Oor selection of Imported and Domestic$igars is one of the best.
J. E. HO.V , x.
Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton.
HoveltyBakery and Restaurant.
Don't forget that we have the finest
assortment of
Fruits and Confectionery
in town
Candies from 5c to 50c a lb
Seasonable FRUITS at low prices -
Pipes, Tobaccos, &c. In fact everything at the very lowest prioee.
OPPOSITE+ THB MASEET,
OLINTO
James McClacherty
Florida Water 5c a Bottle
Perfume makes a most acceptable holiday gift.
Our ;stock embraces all the leading makes ,of
FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN PERFUMES.
We want your trade and make a bid for it.,The question of relia-
bility, of standard sterling goods and long xperience should tip the
beam in our favor. Add to this our moderate prices. We can give
you something handsome for 50c, $1 and $1.25.
JAMES H. COlVfBE'S
ckinnon & Co, Blyth
TRUTHTRUTH. Is one of the fundamental principles of
- this business. Whatever you read in
bite" "ad" you may depend it's so. If we advertise ;an article
at a certain price, we have it, and we have it at the price
stated., We never advertise an article unless we have a good
quantity of it, but kindly remember thatif you do not come
for it until three weeks after you see the notice, we certainly
cannot guarantee you will secure it. The moral is "act quick-
ly. A few pebbles from the sea shore of bargains:
Shirting, good width,� pyerfectly last oolore The amount of Factory Cotton We're sell -
and new ettsrne, they axe really worth ins ie wonderful, bub it's no more Pan-
ng
on-
Ont t$ey are going at 8c dezfnl than the price we aro gelling it ab, 5c.
Cotton worth 8o going at
Shirting, we guarantee the colors, this sea-
son's patterns, just the thing for ,Boys' 10c Good Fresh Groceries
Shirts, worth 121o,for
We received a let of Mon', heavy grayWool
Seeks, they were bought to sell at 200 a
pair; we have too many and have them 25c
reduced to two palm for
A special lino of Men's heavy �rlbbcd home-
made Socks; they're worth96o a pair, for 25s
the next week they'll bo solid at
Carpet Warp, quality the beet, colors—white,
Orange, Green, Bine, Brown and Red.
5 pounds New Ourrante for
It'd worth your while to note the Raisin 2.mc
we are veiling. Good clear Raisins, Ms
25c
The beet Tapioca in the market 18 sold at 25c
6 pounds for
When fruit is scarce an excellent ecbeti- AMU,
is Dried Peaches, 3 ibe for
We will be pieaaed to show you our goods, and will not ask you to buy a cents
worth. We show the goods, you do the rest.
Cash and One Price. Batter and Eggs taken as Cash.
Moon fit. Co., . Blyth
NEW STORE
We purpose handling Ready Made Clothing largely,
and In order to get our stock in shape before the
new spring goods arrive, we will hold • for one week
a special sale bf Clothing. We will give you prices
that ought to be an inducement to buy.
Do you want an Overcoat at your own price ?
Do you want a good Suit of Clothes for $3.99 2
Do you want a pair of good Tweed Pants tor90c4
Simply stated, do you want Bargains? 11 so, come
and see us, We have them, make no mistake and get
into some other store and Pay more for yotir goods,
but come directly to the new store of
8a G
Albeit 'Strie'(iU its
Verieg the pwlrk year 4,4010000a woo
arrived in Q4}1adMr
Mr. Jdnte4 Wileon, au old *AU* W
of Ipgera011,, la ,decd,
The Board of Directors of GrAWITY, rIr
hove decided to keep the p*Rir oP444 on 110*
days. •
The Ottawa correspondent of the Lon -
den Adverrtieer says: --•Mr Weismiller the
defeetied candidate in Woet Eurcln, is belie
again, haunting the eorridore. I hear he' le
atter au oMce,
Dr. Wade, of Dunobureb, who ivae to he
the Independent rloeservativecandidate
Parry Bound district, died last week. Bev
`feral months ago R. 13. Hill, the Patron of
Industry nominee, in the same district,
died.
Richard Rowland, a farmer living about
half a mile out. of Hanover, Ont., com-
Witted° suicide Monday by banging bim-
selM, He had almost lost hie reason frett-
ing about the edarolty of food for his
cattle.
A colored convict from Woodetoek
attacked Guard Kerrigan at the Kingaion
Penitentiary and a general revolt wee fear-
ed. Twenty-five oonviota tare under going
punishment for taking part in the dis-
turbance.
A Conservative M.P. says: Although Sir
Charles Topper's 'enemas in Cape Breton
is regarded as satietaotory,it does notallay
the apprehension felt here amongst the
knowing ones as to the future. There Is a
deep-aeated belief that Pir Mackenzie Row-
ell has no iuteniion of relinquishing the
leadership.
CHEM AND BUTTER -MEM CONVENTION.
—The Western Dairymen's Association in
conjunction with the staff of'theProvinoial
Dairy School, will hold a convention of
oheese and ; butter -maker eb the Dairy
School, G `eiph, on Friday, March 6th,
1896. This meeting is being arranged
specially for the benefit of makere, who are
urgently requested to attend. A program
oonsisting of short, praotieal addresses
bearing upon the various phases of cheese
and butter -making will be given by mem-
bers of the Dairy School staff and other
competent men. Considerable time will
given for discussion.
Concerning the Remedial Bill, the Tor-
onto Star, Conservative, says:—It pleases
nobody. The tendency in the House of
Commons to laugh at it indicated a pretty
general belief that it was nothing but a
i,olitioal trick. Unfortunately, it is a pol-
itloal trick that is pertain to have most
serious consequences. The Government
has discovered the futility of trying to do
half it threatened to do, but in the mad
egotism of those who are leading the Con-
servative party to destruction, a bill has,
been framed that will do a hundred -fold
more damage than any of them seem able
to comprehend. If they had been plotting
the ruin of Canada as a nation they could
not have been more oompletely successful
in framing a measure entirely valueless to
anybody, yet in every line disturbing and
disgraceful from a citizen's 'mint of view."
Strongly Worded Resolution.
At the anneal meeting of the Loyal Or-
ani,e Lodge of the District of Hullett, held
in Summerhill, the following resolution
was passed: "While we strongly deprecate
the condition of matters in the Liberal -
Conservative Government ofthie Dominion
for several years past, we have as little if
not lees confidence in the uncandid, waver-
ing, and if possible more insincere attitude
and utterly obsequious obedience to Romieh
dictation of her Majesty's Opposition in
the Parliament of this Dominion, and
therefore we feel and realize the absolute
necessity for the formation of a thoroughly
protestant and patriotio party in every
Legislature, Local and Federal, in this
important dependency of the British Em-
pire, a party whioh will esteem the prin-
ciples aad blessings of the glorious Refor-
mation and the Protestant settlement of
oar constitution, and British connection,
as a neoeseary adjunct of more moment
than the emoluments of legislative aloe
and powers by means of Romieh suffrage,
and we are of the opinion the stand which
Bro. N.C.Wallaoe bad taken in thio behalf
may well be imitated by every loyal Orange-
man of this Dominion, and form the initial
stage of a new and better era in the political
history of our beloved Dominion as an ever
integral part of the glorious Empire shadow-
ed by our beloved flag.
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Dew ,dvertionnento.
OUR WANT COLUMN.
Many persons have articles they want to .ell; others sr
tidos they want to buy. For their oonvenienee we have
started a want column. Advertisements ander this head,
three Imes or ander will be inserted at 25e for one insertion
and 10o each inbeegnentinsertion, Gash
$3,200 wanted on farm seoarity.
W . BRYDONE, Barrister, Clinton.
Boarding — Parties desiring comfortable
Boarding can be accommodated at the residence
latelyoconpied by Dr Appleton, opposite Eng-
lish hurch. Furnished rooms without board
can be had. Apply to MRS WALTER COATS
Choice Thoro-bred Durham Bull
Calf for Sale.
Subscriber has for sale a very choice ten -
months -old bull; is low set, dark red, land from
the celebrated Oruioltebank stook. Will be sold
on reasonable tefine.—APPLETON ELCOAT,
Brnoefield, P. O. pd
ROUGE TO LET.
The nnderefgned offers to rent the house on
Maple street, at present occupied by Mr F. Hall.
The house contains 4 Bedrooms Parlor, Dining -
room, Kitchen, Hard and Soft Vater good atone
Cellar; rent moderate.—MRS T. COOPER.
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Goods
For
the
People
Yobruary14, 4693
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'carpets
F ` **jug Vi tains
►c to 38 per pair
irti• 4;
cw Dress Rocs in
'Zif07 Light B1u.e Spot & Stripe
New' Shfrtkigs. '
ij— Both Stripe and check, all fast colors
1 The loveliest Prints
yet seen anywhere are here, but it is it
Fine Dress Goods
tbat we expect to excel this spring, for
real elegance,: style and genuine new-
ness. We believe nothing has been here-
tofore seen in this place to equal the va-
riety of lovely stuffs which will be to
hand in a few days.
Our store is already becoming filled up, and a great deal to follow yet.
When selecting corsets ask for and be satisfied with getting
only those with the new patent Perfection fastening.
CILROT ce4 WISEM4 PN. Clinton
CLINTON MARKETS
corrected' every Thursday afternoon
Thursday, Feb. 13, 1896.
Wheat, spring 0 803a 0 82
Wheat, fall 0 80 a 0 82
Oats, 022 a 024
Barley 0 80 a 0 40
Peas 0 48 a 0 50
Flour per owt 2 20 a 2 35
Pork 4 60 a 4 60
Butter 0 14 a 0 15
ggeper doz 0 15 a 0 15
Potatoes 0 20 a 0 26
Hay, New and Old 12 00 a14 00
Sheeepskine 0 25 a 0 25
No. 1 Trimmed Hidoe 4 00 e 4 25
Valuable PROPERTIES
For Sale . or to Rent.
COMMERCIAL Hotel, Clinton.
A splendid stand, where good business is
done. The house has excellent acoom-
modatien for travellers and public generally.
Terms made known on application to JNO.
BOSSIER, Benmiller.
Also HOTEL at Exeter North
With Dwelling Hones and good Store ad-
joining,
djoining, with good outbuildings. For par-
ticulars apply to 3. T. WEBTOOTT
Exeter, or JOHN BOSSIER, Bentniller.
Also, ii'ARM of 200 ACItES—
In West Nissouri. 140 sores oleared, the
rest being a good bnsh of hard wood; no
buildings wbrth speaking of., The land ie
first rate; a good price is expected, but not
more than the land ie worth.
Also FAItrbi of 50 ACRES -,--
Within one mile of the former, being part
of the Wigmore Farm, being composed of
Batt .helf of Lot No. 4, 2nd Con. of Weat
Maori; the land '58 fleet rate, end. with
very little cultivation will make a farm
iteoomia to none of its 886.
Any of the above ire good investments
and all particulars can he obtained on
application to mo. nest 1t OStirniller
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS
There were about 400 head of butchers' cat-
tle 85, she° and a few small calves offered for
e eat the East End Abattoir, Monday. The
bdtehers were rather slow in corning out, and
sales were few during the early part of the day,
but the prices were a little higher than they
were last week. There were also larger num-
bers of pretty good cattle than usual. The best
cattle sold at from 3110 to 3}o per lb and some
were held at higher figures. Pretty good stock
sold at from 30 to nearlyper lb; common
dry cows and rough steers from 21c to 210 and
the leaner beasts about 20 per lb. Mr Temple-
man bought 21 primo steers, averaging 1 4241bs
at Sic per lb, plus $10 on the lot. Mixed lots of
sheep and lambs sold e,t Lem 310 to 3:o per lb.
prime lambs would bring from 4o to 4 to per Ib.
Fat hogs are scarce: and fed hogs sel at about
4}o per lb.
BALE REGISTER.
Lot No. 31 2nd con., of Tuokeremith, L. R S.!
containing 100 acres, at the Rattenbnry hone°,
Clinton, on Saturday, Feb. 18.—T. M. Carling,
Aust ''r
BORN
TROYER—In Kansan, on the let Inst, the
wife of Mr James E. Troyer, of a daughter.
HOLMES—In Ooderieh township, on the 7th
inst, the wife of Mr John Holmes, of a eon.
DEEVES—In.Bnmmerhill, on the 6th rout.,
the wife of Mr J. Deeves, of a eon.
CLEW—In 15tap1eton, on the 7th inst, the
wife of Mr Matt. blew, of a son.
SMITH—In Clinton, on the 8th hush, the
wife of Robt. J. Bnlith, of a son.
PIC]I;ARD—In Hohnesville, on the 12th lust,
the wife of MrlEzra Pickard, of a daughter.
HARPER—In Clinton on the 12th Mat the
wife of Mr N. Harper, of a daughter.
BROWN—In Hnllett, "on the 6th inet, the
wife of Mr Ephraim Brown, of a daughter.
JOHNBTON.—At Sault Ste Marie, on the 3rd
inst., the wife of Fred W. Johnston, Judge Of
Algoma, of a eon.
MARRIED
HOLMES--OIBBINGS--At the residence of
the bride's mother, on the 6th inert by the Rev.
Mr Parke, Mise Maggie 8. Holmes, to Mr W.
Gibbings, Tuokersmlth.
MARQUIS—ENGLER—At lthe, residence of
the bride's parents on the 6th Inst, by Rey. W.
J. Waddell, Mr John W. Marquis, of Gaderich
township, to Mise Martha Clara OEngler, %of
Grey township.
COX—PICKARD—In Goderieh township on
the 6th Inst., by' Rev. F. W. Oaten, Mr Robed
Cox, to Mary, daughter lof Mr John Piokard,
all of Goderloh township.
JOHNSTON—MoNAUGHTON—At 'the resi-
dence of the bride's mother,Clinton on the 12th
inst, by Rev. J.,F. Parke, assistedRev. Mr
Hodgena, Mr James Johnston, of y Goderioh
Township, to Miss Maggio J., youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs MoNanghton.
MATHERS—MAGEE—At Beaver Creek, Al-
berta, N. W. T. on Jan. 9, 1896, at the residence
of Mr Thomae Magee, the bride's father, by the
Rev. A. Whiteside, Mr Charles W. Mothers, of
Edmonton, Alto., formerly of Clinton, to Miss
Minnie J. McGee, formerly of Parry Sound
District.
BLACK—ROBERTSON—In Morris, on the
6th Met, at the residence of the bride's parents
by the Rev. D. Perris Mr Robert Blank, of
Tnrnberry, to Mies Elizabeth, daughter of Mr
John Robertson.
OLIVER—IRELAND—At the reeidonoo of
the bride's father, on the 4th inst by Rev. Jno.
Ross, B. A.. Mr John Oliver, of Grey, to Mise
Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Mr James Ireland,
of Morris.
DIED.
GARDNER.—In the Rouse of Refuge, Clin-
ton, on the 8th lost, Robert Gardner, of Ste-
phen, aged 102 years.
COCKERLINE—In Lo desboro, on Feb. Oth
Elizabeth, wife of Mr Geb: Cookerline, aged 71
years and 4 months.
TURNER—In Clinton, on the Oth hist, Ed-
ward Turner, aged GO years and 10 menthe.
TEDFORD—In Clinton, on the 7th tint, Wil-
liam eon of John Tedford, aged 23 years and 3
months.
LOBE.—In Sunshine, on the lith inst., Mar-
ggaretaged tB f the
yearlate Wm. Lobb, of Holmes-
eIn the Dominion House on Friday, Mr,
Davies brieay denounced as a slander the
statement sent out from Ottawa. high tax
eounoils that the Liberals had sant $26,000
to be spent in Cape Ireton. Of ootiree, no
one seriously believed. 'that the Liberate
sent day money into the constitnenoy, but
it is just as well to put the denial on record
The politioans who eireuleted the story
had not a word to say in the tonne when 1
confronted with ihb statement that they
were slenderere,
At k Liberal .cot>Sventi&n flab iii Anelp.
tllis,`5!T.l�., Attorlie tieriorrl.'Lengley Was
tendered ih+e notntnattoit fOr. iliii Z ominioifi
Pi►rli mane, Ydd ittespt4d lir. .
Ot r Remedial Bill
Is kot for Manitoba but for the people in the County of Huron, and pro-.
vid s. for those good goods for a small price. We have left of winter
stock amongst other things, one only, extra good large Coon Skin Coat.
two large size Goat Robes, one Fur Cap, one Muff and Collar. Welhays
several first-class Overcoats and Suite. Blankets for beds and Blankets
forlHorees. Heavy Quilts, and a quantity of home-made Flannel Sheeting
All these Goods at Reduced Prices.
1t would interest you to sea our patent Lamp Burners, handsome Lamp s
and Glasses. Our new Bedroom Sets, 10 pieces at '$2.60. 4 10c plugs of
Tobacco, Gold Nugget, for 25c. 8 pounds of Sulphur for 25c. 1 pound of
superior Black Tea for 26c. A trial respectfully solicited.
TERMS CASH, or Produce at highest rates:
ADAMS' EMPORIUM,
LQNDESBORO
Mrs. Hattie Nolan is in jail at Sandwich
on a charge of poisoning her bneband,
George Nolan, in whose stomach something
resembling "rough on rats" has been found.
The report of the Minister of Marine
and Fisheries shows a falling off in the ton-
nage of Canada of 42,915 tone in 1894
oompared with 1893. The tonnage for
1895 does not spear.
STRAY CATTLE.
Came into anbeoriber's premises, lot 18, eon. 10
Hullett, about two months ago, two Heifers rte
ing two years old. One Black and White, the
other Rod. Owner is hereby notified to prove
property, pay chargee and take them awayy.
GEORGE MOGN.
You Want a Plough. medal aro:
the Fleury Plow. It took the m at the
World's Fair. Those who have used it notonly
like 1t, but say they don't want any other. It
won't Dont anything to look at it, and If I can sell
yon one you'll never regret it. — ALBERT
SEELEY, General Blacksmith, Clinton.
R. ADAMS
Miss Hattie Donagh, Goderich,
Teacher en the Violin, begs to announce to
the Musioal people of Clinton, that she intends
starting a olaee immediately If eufiloient num-
ber of pupils can be obtained. For further in-
formation please apply to MR T. JACKSON, JR
WANTED
Farmers' sons or other industrial persons of
fair ednoation to whom 575.00 a month would
be an inducement. Write me with referenees.
Could also engage ladies at their own homes.
T. H. LINBCOTT, 156 Bay Street, Toronto.
W ANTED
Good Hard Green Wood in ezohangge for Robes
and Blankets, at JAS. TWITCBBLL'S, Victoria
Block, Clinton.
VOICE CULTI?RE
MR8 WALL, late pupil of Professor Bischoff
and Mies Leavitt of Washington, ID, C., oleo of
Walter Damroeeh, of New York, le prepared to
give lessons to a limited number la Voice Oultnre.
Single lessons, two months, or by the quarter.
We Hew
dose to the line
In our Bargain Announcements.
Facts you demand of us—facts we shall give you -i -money
saving facts —most of them —that's what makes them inter-
esting. If you could always have your wants supplied at as
little expense as you can just now, you would soon afford to
wear diamonds.
FURS
5 only Beaver Caps, $4.50 to $6, less
30 per cent.
1 only Greenland Seal Oape, regular
$14.50, sale price $1.0
Meltons, 40 inch, all leading shades,
worth 25c, sale price 18o
Feather Ticking, fisrey stripe, worth
25c, sale price 170
36 inch Gray Union Sheeting, worth
1 Robe, regular ;;:.50, sale pi ice $6.30 , sale price 4.... 22c
2 Coney Setts, Collar and Muff, vasgo- 72 inch T ell Cotton Sheeting, worth
lar ey sele price $G.50 25c, sale rice 200
All shades Finger Yarn, 5c skein
Muffs 78, $1, 1.80, $2 Small Brass Pins, 6 packages for ..50
Men's Sealette Cape, good quality, Tweeds, regular $1. sale price 70c
all sizes 60c Tweeds, regular 75c, sale price.... rifle
3 dozen Men's Cloth Caps, worth 40c. Tweeds, regular hoc, sale price ....35e
each, sale price 25o Child's Suits,regular $2.76 to t$960..$5)C
'BOOTS AND SHOE Men''Cae d Boys' Suite, } off regular
We h'a've still a range of sizes in this pe
$2.60 Long Boot,;eale price .. $1.95 We sell our all wool Tweed Suite,
man e` size .
Long Felt Boots, sizes 6 and 7.. $1.50 Overcoats in same lines half price.
Men's 4 buckle grain felt $2 No need of waiting till spring to buy
your Clothing; your own good sense
Women's Manitoba Overshoes, high will tell you to buy when your money
cut, heavily lined fill, will go the furthest, and that time riff
We are doing a great trade in Dress
Goods, and no wonder—the values are
simply irresistable. You must see the
goods to get an idea of the grand quali-
ty you can get for little money.
Our 48 inch Henrietta, all wool, ell
leading shades, is a world beater at
88c a yard; you cannot buy better
at 60c.
now.
You can save 20 to l0 per cent now on
Underclothing. Dont you think ib
would pay you to lay in a supply for
future wants.
We are determined to sell-ys owe one.
will take advantage of th to low pricetra
Will you secure some of the bargaintt
as they'are going.
The i*sh . Deithori 'latlidet
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