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•. Fvennfl, Castile $ flve,cent cakes for . 25c
tairatogu Floating Baths Soap large cake for 5C
M0rso'3, t&ey, Oatmeal ,3 ca es for 15c
orse's, Glycerine and Cream 3 for 15o
Rs .ped Tar Soap per cake 6c
Piince, of Wales shaving soap per cake .. 5c
Lu1t'wigs"Butter'milk°sodli per box 200o
Baby's Own, soap per cake .-t•
Ox Gall soap per cake ...10o
. }4orSOs : W ndee per cake i .. ,.......IOc
13essii des the above we have • many other tollet soaps
ranging from lOcts. to 35ote, per cake,
J. E. HO VEY.
Dispensing Chemist, . - Clinton.
TATE of COPPER
'4ItLS GREEN
Close .
Prices .
on .
quantity
RE1IEIIBER Prof. Chamberlain will be at our store on
Thursday, April 23rd, wait for him.
JAMES H. COMBE'S'
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NOTHING IS CHEAP THAT IS NOT GOOD.
We strive to place before you the best goods available at the lowest
plssible prices. One thing is certain, comparison is the true test,
your good judgment will tell you that a candidly expressed • request
to compare our goods with any others looks like confidence in what
we are selling. In
LACE CURTAINS
We never were so well equipped for the trade. ' We are showing the
newest designs in a great variety of Nottingham, Swiss,' Scotch and
Point Lace. The prices start at 35c per pair, a good one for the mo-
ney. A better and wider curtain we are selling at 50c a pair. A
splendid Nottingham Curtain 3} yards long, taped edges, good designs
at $1 a pair. We have repeated this number several times this sea-
son. At 81.50 we are showing, special value, this curtain is 58 inches
wide, taped edges, 3} yards long. ' $1.75, a very popular price, some
elegant designs' are shown in very fine net. $2, a Curtain 60 inches
wide, 3} yards long, a specially desirable number; the patterns are
up to date. $2.50 and $2.90—A. strong combination. It's difficult to
describe these Curtains; suffice it to say, they are extra values and
great favorites. $3—A beautiful Curtain, very fine net, one that is
sure to give satisfaction; full length and width with fringed ends.
Venial e at liberty to compare these Curtains, take them home and
exardine, let your friends see them, and if they are not satisfactory
we will cheerfully refundyourmes,
always busy. We don't complain of dull
McKinnon & Co.; B�
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Electors' Attention
In older that you may get the best results from your money you have
to spend, we would call your attention to the splendid stock of BOOTS
'and $If(P S -we are offering at exceedingly small profit, and many
lines we are prepared to sacrifice for yout benefit. " First customers of
course will get the best choice.
SEEDS—First-class Corn and Turnixi Seed.
MEATS—Ham, Spiced Roll, Breakfast Bacon, long clear at close prices.
WIRE—Barbed, Galvanized and Black.
CLOTHING—We have suits that for quality and price ought to suit you,
and if you will come and inspect we will put the very lovtest price pos-
sible on them.
2 Brooms 25c 2 Washboards 25 c
TERMS—Cash or Produce. We have a number of old accounts that ought
to be paid up. p
ADAMS' EMPORIUM,o1 �.. A,p A T C
LONDESBOR
PLThSTEEL & GIBBTNGS
.° = A1- Bargaif in -Hosiery
500 pairs of ,Misses and Children's
Hose colors and 'blacks at 5cts per
pair.,'
A. Bargain in Print
patertis, at Print,
c pet fastrcolors, nice
A Bargain in Flannelette !
Flue, places good heat,' 'lannelhtte,
light and dant colors at 5c •per•yard
A intim for Mea .
.l pri'ti Shaker 'Tannel !rop' Shirts
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A Bargain • in Shoes
55 pairs of Ladies' Oxford Ties, a
very stylish 8hae, u8id1 price $1.25,
for this week.. 000
wS fez
The Il,,'l.'.R. andQr. T. iit•'say� hey will
apsolllte1y nentr Ali $131 ,4144#0
eo, Ili ftvey hl,old ifs
Q'L
LAty, fell'in the river M Petexlpgro' and.
14.0 hued,
f, Wm. Vnrreli an emnloveg of the
bias >v i hs a Brantfoxdr',drogped: dead
pi
I6cip t Bart disease.
"John;,lMoEiula 'Wats kliled in Tobey
axe teini0ry t •Coliingwoa . by being
t 3d. the shafting. •
Meears ".James ijertter of London end
• ilei ehnedy of T. oronto, two railroad etn-
ployes, were drownec at Port.DAV Walt while
alt ►sting. .
Ink soriglie lire stt Barnietthe King Mil -
Wig Company's. plremises and the Lougbeed
hub:land spoke works were destroyed, en-
taiiling a leas of 570,000.
Mlohael' , ern and: Mark Tompkins,oen-
vieted oI w�,layingund• rob ing Tuokett'e
cashier ip . aioilton, were eeeh sentenced
to t'wolve yearn in the penitentiary.
Two degrees of frost were reported from
London Wednesday morning. The dart.
age was slight, It war romewbat colder at
Cellingwood, and reports allow damages 4n
that dastfiot, • •
�Mrollenry Hagen,:Mainatee, Mich. has
given birth to five children in a little over
ten months. She was delivered of triplets;
last July,,,and twined ,Monday night. The..
triplets only lived 24 hours.
litre Meier Picket of Sault. Ste. Marie,
Miele, Was burned to death Saturday mor-
ning while preparing her breakfast. It is
thought she hada fit and fell upon a etove
which, ignited her clothes.
Mr. Wm. Lount, Q. 0., ie nominated as
the Liberal candidate for Centre Toronto,
and Mr. John Rose Robertson of the Tele-
gram has been nominated by the anti-rem-
edialiots of East Toronto to oppose Mr.
Emerson Coateworth, the conservative
nominee.
10,000 people gathered in New York on
Saturday, to listen to an address on the
Progress and Future of Humanity, the
address having special reference to elec-
trical progress. To demonstrate the
promptness of modern telegraph service a
telegram was sent around the world, oal-
ling at many important points, and it ac-
complished the journey in less than one
hour.
Mr Alex Drennan, a popular employe of
the Grand ' Trunk Railway, London, has
lately been sadly afflicted. Three months
ago be lost his wife and infant by death.
Friday one of the two remaining children,
a girl not quite two years old, died from
drinking benzine. The little one climbed
on a Abair to reaoh the bottle containing
the deadly liquid, which had been used for
cleaning windows, drank its contents and
fell to the floor. She lingered in great
agony for several hours, medical aid pro-
ving unavailing.
Another old pioneer of Bruce County
passed away Tuesday morning in the per-
son of John Corbett, who was born in Su-
therlandshire, Scotland, about seventy-two
years ago, and name to this country when
a young man, living in Cape Breton and
Oxford County for a time before finally
settling down in Kincardine in the early
fifties. He was a member of the Presby-
terian Church, a staunch Reformer, and a
deoade ago represented Kincardine Town-
ship at the County Counoil as Reeve for a
period of eleven years. Mr Corbett'sdeath
was due to paralysis of the brain. Re leaves
a wife and nine children, all grown up.
The full text of the judgment of the
Privy Council has been received in Toronto
and from it the temperance people argue
that they have won their case to a large ex-
tent. They claim the meaning of the
judgment is the Province oan prohibit the
Bele of liquor, but cannot prevent the im-
portation for private use, nor prevent its
manufacture under bond for importations
outside of the Prorinoe. On the other
hand officials in the Attorney -General's
Department say the view formed on receipt
of the cable despatches annonnoing the de-
cisions is confirmed by the text of the
judgment, and that the Province has only
power to delegate to municipalities' the
right of looel option on the sale of liquor
within their limits.
The Divisional Court has decided that
Michael Brennan, now in jail in Barrie,
awaitipg execution for the murder of d, A.
Stratby, is to have a new trial, on the
ground that the trial judge mis-directed
the jury. This decision of the court will
materially affect not only Brennan, but
the widow of the late Mr Strathy, who, if
a verdiot of manslaughter is now retnrned,
will be entitled to $15,000 insurance policy
on the life of her husband, whioh she
could net obtain under the verdict of mur-
der, recorded against Brennan. It is not
likely that Brennan will be tried again for
murder. When the new trial is or-
dered, Brennan will plead guilty to man-
slaughter,and they will probably accept the
plea.
A Bargain iii Ladies Slippers
Two dozen pMire of Ladies' Cloth
House Slipppers, very teomfortable •
and easy flit ing, per pair 20e
A Bargain in Parasols
We' Pre selling Paasols that ate
waf 'anted flet to fade, with very
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at '1IBh.Ilandlee, at 6
Hlir stock of Millinery.
and Wei* Goods Ale `marvels Of
beauty' and excellence.
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BORN
O'NELL.—In Clinton on tho 17th inst.. the
wife of Mr W. T. O'Neil, of a son.
SCOTT.—In Blyth, on May 16th, the wife of
Mr. T. W. Scott ora daughter.
P4P4. -04v Wl r 04,4.-••Lragti wertek Jing•
;Doyle gave 3udgrllent iu,.fbe Aare o1'
vas 'Prow' 04. action -•'ietweoi}
Biwa, end d'oteph Speer,, oI the suwhehip
of Aah110ifi In >;1890 d'di ph l poeca,, t o
older, father of the above narnecl partie ,,.
made tll: wi l�tn which he left alt hie estate,
to J'osep'h, exoopt a•. few 'ktnndard.e doliarw(,
�d ids ie o tie teat t,e mi t
six, but in ,893 he'eame to the opnolntiof
that ibis vas an unfair division ,and atom!:
anew will, leevin the •whole ettaag to be
abouterlitall divided among his,chiidrgn,
and panted hie sone Wm. and Joseph ,and
Andrew Mallin, tho oxooators of it, Joseph
proteated this will on the. ground that the•
testator had not sufficient capacity of mind
to make a will and he set up the will of
1890 in We fever, as the true and last will,
but in the judgment just given the will of
1898 iesuetained.
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SALE REGISTER.
Tailor's supplies and sundries at the Com-
mercial Hotel, Clinton, on Saturday, May 23rd,
D. Dickinson, auctioneer.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Montreal, May 18,-40. private cable to -day
noted finest Canadian cattle in Liverpool at.
d and organ at 4d. There were about9w head
p bptohere' cattle, 600 calves, 100 sheep and
100 lambs offered for sale at the East End
Abattoir to -day. The butchers were present
In large numbers, but trade in cattle was slow,
with considerable reduction In prices. A few
choice beeves were sold at about 3}o per ib;
pretty good stook sold at from 3o to no per lb;
common dry cows and rough steers brought
from no to nearly 30er 1 and some of the
leaner beasts and barct.loolcing bulls at about
2o per lb. Millemen's strippers wore very
plentiful, and of sale at from 210 tone per
lb. Calves sold at from lilt to $7 each, and two
superior ones sold ab 49 each. Sheep sold at
from 8c to 410 per Ib; lambs sold at from $2.75
to $4,25 each. Fat hogs were plentiful, and
sales were weak to -day at from $3,90 to $4.10
per 100 lbs.
toWhen we offer to send the
Nnw ERA to new subscribers
for 50 cents cash, for the bal-
ance of the year, there is no
reason why everybody should
not subscribe for it. We want
to add a lot of new names.
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon
Thursday, May 21th, 1896.
070 a 071
070 a 071
020 a 022
O80a 035
045 a 050
200a200
450 a 475
010 a 011
008 a 008
12 03 a12 00
025 a 025
016 a 016
Hides 4 00 a 426
Wheat, spring
Wheat, fall
Oats,
Barley
Peas
Flour per owt
Park
Butter
Eggs per doe
Sh
Hay,
Wool
No. 1 Trimmed
elv dvertioseutentti.
SERVANT WANTED
Good general servant wanted at once. Apply
to MRS MILNE, Queen's Hotel.
Desirable Dwelling House to Let
New, room and convenient house on Victoria
St. Possession given let of June. Apply to R.
IRWIN or MISS BUTLER.
MEETING of HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
The Council of the oorporation of the County
of Huron will meet in the Court Room in the
Town of Goderioh, on TUESDAY, the 2nd dayof
June next at 8 o'clock p.m. W. LANE, Clerk
Dated ltiay 19tb, 1896.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
That desirable property In the village of
Holmeeville, known as the Lobb estate, being 1-8
acre of land 11 story frame house, good stable
well and other outhouses. Convenient to •post
cillos, railway station and churches. Would sell
at a sacrifice. Apply to GEORGE HOLLAND,
Holmesvllle, or J. B. LOBB, Galt.
GARIRETT.—In Hu11ett, on May 17th, the
wife of It r. George Garrett, of a son,
VANCAMP.—In Morrie, on May 191h, the
wits of Mr. John VanCamp. of a son.
WALPER.—In Stanley, 2nd Con., on Satur-
day, lath, the wife of Mr. L. Wolper. of a
Daughter,
MoARTHUR,—In Bengali, on Saturday,
May 16th, the wife of John McArthur, of a eon.
LAIDLAW.=-In West Wawanoah, on the
14th inst., the wife of Mr Jos. Laidlaw, of a son.
COMBS.—In Blyth, on the 12th Inst„ the
wife of Mr Jos. Combs, of a daughter.
SPAIN.—In•• Soatorth, on the 9th inst., the
wife of Mr Peter Spain, of a son.
KE1111 —In MoKillop, on the 12th inst., the
wife of Mr Jas. Kerr, of a eon.
MARR11 Th.,
BENTLEY—CAMPB1LL.=•S6one residence
of the bride's parents,Glen Farrow, on May 13th
byi•Rev- A. Y. Hartey, of P'lievale, Mr W.
D. Bentley, of Blyth, to 14" Tennis, only
daughter of Mr. Peter Campbei,
SHANNON--COLEMAN—By the Rev James
Walker. at the residence of ! bride's brother,
on May 12th, Mr J yf Slimmed, of Bay City,
Mich'.. to Miss CatharineJ.Coletgan, of Stanley.
FLAYS—TEBBIJTT—At theresidence of the
bride'b'tether, Maitland con., Goderloh Town-
ship, on May aOth, by Rev E1 A. Andrews, Mr
Hays of Bluevale, to Mary, eldest daughter of
Mrs W.•Tebbutt,
DIED; •
OOVENLOOIC,—In °Alliin, ori tho 10th that.,
Kipp •agoehd 17 perareand 9 tno thelooKr of Mt
CORNELL,---Irl Morrie an.. the lith ,lnst:,
'Sarah, WHO of lubbard Cornell, aged 66001
,14141141t—rd Winghanr, on *tile 49th inet.,
Peter Miller aged 27 years.
MICJIEL- in Grey, on the tith hitt, Ileifry
teg aims =of Conrad, and Saeralf Michel, Agee
SCOT .'.--In deliffitnilae''oounty, Atich., 00'.
the 4th just, Adam. Scott formerly of Elederloh:
tnwnahlii',and fatherof idt1400114 Scott, Otte
ton,.aged80 year°.
MANNING - At eter..an• May 19th Mob
and Mann gl nged 72 yoare. ..a
COL'EM 1.'N'-�•In Seatortli. btt May t lgats
na Matil a Chh reldtet ihia Pte Colomac, ged 72 Vets Sea 11 months,....
PLANTS! PLANTS! PLANTS
ALL KINDS OF FLOWERS.
Geraniums, Fuschias, Begonias.
Annuals—Asters, Petunias, Verbenas,
Stocks, eto.
CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWERS, CELERY,
About 500 boxes of Tomatoes, many new kinds,
auch se Child's Picture Rook, New Imperial,
Early Leader, Ruby and a dumber of others,
all of which I will sell cheap. Call at the gteen-
house, Huron Street.
J. CUN INGHAME.
RENM[LLER WOOLLEN MILL
As usual I shall be prepared to purchase Wool
at the highest market price for cash, or,,will ex
change for my manufactured articles. My stook
of STOCKING YARNS
HORSE BLANKETS
FLANNELS
TWEEDS and
BED BLANKETS
is now complete, and guaranteed manufactured
of HOME FLEECES and tree from shoddy of
any description.
jDon't forget I shall PAY GASH for wool at
the hlgheet price in the market.
JESSE GiLEDHILL.
Bon miller. May 22,1896. 61
PASTURE TO LET
Horses and Cattle taken into pasture. Good
fonoes„,Nenty of shade,water and salt. No
Barbire, Apply to C. MASON, at Stapleton
or to M. GLE W, of Orane Hall, Hallett,
CASH FOR EGGS •
The higheet,-oash price wilhbe paid for any
quantity of fresh. eggs'.
J. '6TEWAh7.Basket Maker
Victoria Street, near Queen's Hotel, Clinton
A BARGAIN
House and Lot for sale cheap
We haven't had in a long time,as good a Q, T
furnishing season as this. We appeaz
what the people are looking for, qp4
ways satisfactory; as our stock bee
keep constantly filling it in with the' R!
be found. That's why people generai`Iy in
want here.
Terms of payment will be made so liberal that
they equal very little more than an ordinary
rental. Address Box 174, Clinton poet Office
Township at Hallett Court of
Revision
Curtains
Curtains
Come
here for
CURTAINS
We import
them direct from
Nottingham
CARPETS for Drawing;
fr"
CARPETS for Landib
CARPETS for ParIa
CARPETS for Dining :.
CARPETS for Stairs,
CARPETS for everywbe
LINOLEUMS kept in gtOC'
1 yard to 4 yards wild
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, tr
to 72 inches.
JAPANESE MATTING epi
SMYRNA and. FUR RUGS`
940
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GILROY & WISE
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You do not know what you miss by not using the aboge
Every customer using it is apleased custonher.
Our line of Staple Goods is complete, and prices will be found as.•;
%is consistent with honest goods and honest dealing. • -;
PLA A / S For a few weeks we will have a choice colleetiowp
Plants from the BenmillerGreenlHouse,which we;;,
at a very reasonable price. Call and get price8..:? ti
AY & WIL'
NearPostOce1IIcMURR—CENTRAL GROCRS
Notice Is hereby given that the meeting of the
Court for the Revision of the Assessment Bell of
the Township of Buffett; Will be held • at
Loedeaboro in the said Townatiip do '!t'11EsnAY,
Dray 161h at thehour of le o'clock a. m., for, the
purpose, of hearing end Settling complaints
against the said Asseesdient Roll, Felten'
having business at the ()dart wiil plead° attend
at the sold time and blade v►libcut further
neons. JAMES- CAMPBELL, Clerk,
Tenders .for Addition to Huron
House Of Refuge.,
8oalef tenders will b eeefved by the� t,indcri'
signed(markedrtoildartor th 8niiseot , fdgef;:
u 10 the 2nd dayof antis li fol but e" se
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tin the ou°e 'et nig°:,at fl n.
Plena b a thine Den be seen at m
tW'.eG or' at the nixes
hoh 1t ' o (leo , ' a�d000n. The low
ddae
auk r d ':i,t xe atrtrftptu0 Clotnr
ton.
If you
Buy on the
Basis of Va;k'
For your
OUR,a 4.
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Cr` •* MEN'S SUIT ---1?
WILL INTER.
Out of the large stock take
the $5, $6 and $7.50 lines.
They are made of first.*
trimmed in a substaltialtitiileir ai
tailored to perfection
Altogether theseit aye • �pu
value. Our ` regular eust�►nnl r re
heiu e � �
Inn*
bung t � c ;� �
good th f1 �vll a ,i�he 'ace _