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Oliiver'e prestige iat,a, powerful auxiliary to
the party.
Lion,1 `fluid Laurier, the Liberal leader,
accompanied by,Sir Oliver Mowat, will op.
en the oawpaign in Ontario by addressing
a mass meeting in the Princess Rink, Lon-
don on Wednesday evening, dung 8.
A private letter from. Winnipeg contains
the following reference to the political situ_
athin in Manitoba: "1 have been all over
Southern Manitoba, and if the people vote
at all as they talk, the Liberals will make
a Olean sweep."
The meeting held Saturday evening at
the Pavillion, Toronto, in the intonate of
Mr Emerson Coatsworth, Conservative,
was a very turbulent and noisy gathering,
the opponents of coercion being present in
great force, and the speakers being subjec-
ted to a running fire of interruptions, and
talking sometimes amid great uproar. The
audience nearly biased Coatsworth off the
platform, and would scarcely even lieten to
the Finance Minister.
The Halifax Chronicle publishes inter-
views with four former leading Conserva-
tives, who have publioly announced their
adhesion to the Liberal party, and
pledged their support to Messrs Russell
and Keefe, the Liberal candidates. They
are Mr Robert Moseley, of Dartmoatb,
manufacturer, head of the Dominion Paint
Company; Mr John Walker, of Dartmouth,
Merchant; Dr. Smith, of Dartmouth, and
IYIr C. T. Barns, of Halifax, manufaoturer
of Mate mantels. These men have been
lifelong Conservatives, but have come to
the conclusion that a change of government
at Ottawa is badly needed. They are con-
fident that Mr Laurier, Sir Oliver Mowat,
and the Liberal party will give the coun-
try government and a genuine measure of
tariff reform which will stop the predatory
operations of the combines. They are all
frank and outspoken in their views. Mr
Monty points out that on two articles of
new materials used in his factory the du-
ties are respectively 75% and 400%. Mr
Walker says he knows dozens of Conserva-
tives in his own neighborhood who are go-
ing to vote the Liberal ticket. A perfect
landslide of eleotore from the Conservatives
to the Liberal party is going on inthis Pro-
vince, and notably in Halifax, and this is
having such paralyzing effect on the party
here that they have oalled Sir Charles
Tupper and Mr Foster to their aid.
NOTHING IS CHEAP THAT IS NOT GOOD.
We strive to place before you the best goods available at the lowest
passible prices. One thing is certain, comparison is the true test,
your good judgment wilt 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
Pew Advtrtiofazeflto.
We never were so well equipped for the trade. We 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 3i} yards long, taped edges, good designs
at $1'a pair. We have repeated this number several times this sea-
son. At $1.50 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, 31} yards long, a specially desirable number; the patterns are
up to date. $2.50 and 52.90-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, yery fine net, one that is
sure to give satisfaction; full length and width with fringed ends.
You are at Liberty to compare these Curtains, take them home and
examine, let your friends see them, and if they are not satisfactory
we will cheerfully refund your money. We dont complain of dull
times, al ways busy.
Jersey Stock for Sale.
$95 will buy Registered Heifer 2 years old in
August, due to calve in December, $65 will buy
Reglste,ed Heifer, 2 yr old, to calve soon. 860
will buy Registered Cow dropped first calf last
March, due to calve again next January. $70
will buy Registered Cow, fresh, supposed In calf
attain. 5quarts of milk will yield 1 qt of cream;
will Young pay
rey Bulllf in ready for at 5e service, qt, Wil give
on shares. G. A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Brussels.
John McMillan's Meetings
WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS:
Separate Scheel Mullett, Friday, May 29th
Temperance Hail Kinburn, Saturday, May SOtb
Baird's School House, Stanley Monday, June 1
Bruoefield School House, ,.,° Tuesday, June 2nd
Varna Wednesday. June 3rd
Blake Thursday, June 4th
KipKpen .Friday, June 5th
Mo illop, School House No 4, Saturday, Jane 6th
All:the above meetings will commence at 7.30 p.m
The opposition candidate or friends invited to
take part in the discussion.
Other Meetings will be announced next week
M. JESSOP 41G CO., BLYTH
McKinnon ac Co., Blyth
Cash and One Price. Butter and -Eggs taken as Cash
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With our nice, fresh, cheap goods,
we have made the hit of the sea-
sorf! Always busy, always glad
to see you.
9 cents for Eggs.
M. Jessop & Co., Blyth.
The Great Cheap Cash Dealers.
SHREWD - BUYERS
Watch the market and buy where they can obtain the
best value. That is why so many pecple ate buying
their Groceries from us.
GIVE US YOUR ORDER.
We guarantee every article we turn out, and deliver
it with a nice -turnout,
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OGLE COOPER & CO.
Farm produce taken as cash.—Telephone No. 23.
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
Meetings in the interests of the Liberal
Candidate, Mr M. C. CAMERON, will be
held at the following places;
KINTAIL-Young's Hall, Tuesday June 2
LOCHALSH-Wednesday, June 3rd.
ST. HELEN'S,-Thnreday, June 4th.
ST. AUGUSTINE-Thursday, June 4th,
HOOVER'S -Friday June 6th,
Addresses on the current topics will be deliver-
ed by Al, Cameron and other.. St. Helens meet-
ing will commence at 2 p.m., and all the others
at 7:30,. m.
The Opposition Caudi late is invited,
Good . ShOes
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We again talk Clothing, the reason, we have been buying mei e, we bought it
because we thought it very cheap, and we intend to give the benefit of
cheap buying to our customers, as we consider that n i11 benefit them,
Will be to our advantage in making larger sales and a bigger turn over
for tis. There may be some people that are not aware of the large stock
of Ready Made Clothing we are carrying this spring We never had
any such stock before. We have special prices to offer in all lines of
Ready Made Clothing, Eats, Caps and Gents' Furnishings.
Men's Suits
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$3 50
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...... 4 60
.. >.500
5 50
and up
Special Line 01 Men's Pants $1 and $1.25
'Special Line of flogs' Pants 50e.
Merin and Boys' Flats from 5e. to $8, Shirts Collars,
COIN, ' Ties, dm., at lowest prices. Come and see us.
Boys' Suits
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2 00
3 00
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400
4 50
There are times (hat try men's soles,
and a good shoe is important in
the way of enabling a man to walk
with satisfaction. Our shoes are
like the one horseShay, they fall to
pieces from old age.
$ARNEStE_bouble and Single.
TR1 %s, VALrs S, 17 'o
:twit arrived, the Rocker Baby !Carriage
also a ear of British Columbia Red
and Native Cedttt' Shingles.
A�hert Street, Clinton.
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TPplpa at the goveral Yentvp Peng e'r Soclet
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mttoohetertheid dunogweekthe ,.
Rattenbnry Sk Iwamoto 1a1.L: 0. Mon -
day=eve ing itt8 o'11Polr, Topi for ne
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sootily reports,
,iiattenb t, 1liethodl.t- Girl',
lit of 0,,:n oYoning'froni 8. epi
for MRue;.G on Coiitert. u
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OotarloStreet Methedist40,L,O40i4XL.
day evening at 8 pelook; itoplo for,Tane I.
6th clause of pledge; 1:101.'0, 'I7; 10 Cor. 10 15;
Tim.
2)121(r, C{Po §hipioy 2ud, onaeoratlgu
and ro1:04
de* cvsnln at 7 n elsoto'k,. Tope for "Novy 20,
Vonsocratles•aynd.i;f�li nail.
eve lrg atP$ 05. Tapqas° far Mu.y 81:$u �dY
for des Mate,, 24, 80M, Catechism quos.
Mee L, tudeay.
Londosbore Methodist E. L. of 0. E. Monday
evening at 7,30 o'clock. Topio for June 1,
( Oiiseenstion, A. woodman.
Turner's Methodist E. L. of 0. E. Sunday
evening at 8 o'clock. Topiq for May 31,
1The young Chrhltian in company -Rev, Mr
Holwesviile E. L, of O. E. Topic) for June 1,
What we learned yesterday. T. R. Courtice. Y
evening. ] Mays 31, MethodiE.st
in =Patrr'iotisma d.
Harnwell, •Panna,
EOL of Methodist.16..iay uevening at7.80. Topio
for May 29, Christian Patriotism- J, Harnwell.
MARR11 D
GOYbarn, on May20th,
b NRev D. Perris' John
Goy to Miss ennie Stephenson, both of Turn -
berry,
13EATON-OALf,ANi11IAM.-iiy the ftev.
R. H. Hall at the residence of David Agnew,
Beaton todMiss AnnieepaIlauh gham all OflgAsh
field.
IAMIESON-CARTER,-At Ws Thos. Car-
ter's Tuokersmitb mother of the bride, on the
20th inst. by the ftev. A. D. MoDonald; D. D.,
Mr John YoungJamieson, of Hallett, to Miss
Harriet Eliza arter.
DIED. _
WALTER!. -1n Lower Wingham, on May
10th, Richard Walters, aged 85 years.
SHINE. -In the 6th, con., of MoKillop, on
May 10th, Mary Ellen Shine aged 6 years and 9
months, and on May 19th Catharine Bratty
May Shine, aged 5 years and 2 months,
ROBERTSON. -In Clinton, on May 26th,
David Robertson, aged 66 years.
food When we offer to send the
Naw ERA to new aubscribefs
- 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,
°LINTON MARKETS
Oorreeted every Thursday afternoon
Thursday, May 28th, 1896.
Wheat, spring 0 70 a 0 71
Wheat, tall 0 70 a 0 71
Oats, 0 20 a 0 22
Barley 0 80 a a 85
Peas 0 45 e 0 50
Floor perowt .. 2 00 a 2 00
Pork 4 50 a 4 75
Batter .. ,0 10 a 0 11
8ggsper doz 0 08 a 0 08
Sheeepskins12
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0 25 a0 25
Wool 0 16 a 0 16
No. 1 Trimmed Hides 4 00 a 4 25
STRUCK WITH LIGHTNING,
Neatly describes the position of a hard or
soft corn when Pntnam'a Painless Corn
Extraotor is applied. It does its work so
quickly and without pain that it seems
magical in notion. Try it. Recollect the
name-Patnam's Painless Corn Extractor.
Sold by all druggists and dealers every-
where.
Desirable Dwelling House to Let
New, room and convenient house on Victoria
St Possession given lot of June. Apply to B.
IRWIN or MISS BUTLER.
PASTURE TO LET
Horses and Cattle taken into pasture. Good
fences, plenty of shade, water and salt. No
Barbed wire, Apply to C. MASON, at Stapleton
or to M. GLEW, of Orange Ball, Hallett.
CASH FOR EGGS
The highest cash price will be paid for any
quantity of fresh eggs.
J. STEWART, Basket Maker
Victoria Street, near Queen's Hotel, Clinton
A BARGAIN
House and Lot for sale cheap
Terms of payment will be made so liberal that
they equal very little more than an ordinary
rental, Address Box 174, Clinton poet Office
MEETING of HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
The Council of the oor oration of the County
of Huron will meet in the Court Room in the
Town of Godericb, on TUESDAY, the 2nd day of
June next at 3 o'clock p.m. , W. LANE, Clerk
Dated May 19th, 1896.
FOR SALE Olt TO RENT
That desirable property in the village of
Bolmesville, known as the Lobb estate, being 1-8
acre of land If story frame house, good stable
well and other outhouses. Convenient to poet:
otilee, railway station and churches. Would sell
at a sacrifice. Apply to GEORGE HOLLAND,
Hoimesville, or J, S. LOBB, Galt.
Tenders for Addition to Huron
House of Refuge.
Sealed tenders will bo received by the under-
signed (marked tender for the House of Refuge(
up to the 2nd day of June 11896, for building an
addition to the House o� Refuge, "at Clinton.
Plane and specifications can bo seen at William
Coats' office Clinton, or at the office of the Ar-
chitoot, H. C. McBride, London. The lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
Dated May 12,1 1896 •lC6alrman of
Crediton P Oo
PLANTS! PLANTS! PLANTS
ALL KINDS OF FLOWERS,
Geraniums, Fuschias, Begonias.
Annuals- Asters, Petunias, Verbenas,
Stocks, eta.
CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWERS, CELERY,
About 600 boxes of Tomatoes, many new kinds,
such as Child's Picture Rook, New Imperial,
Early Leader, Ruby and a autobor of others,
all of which I will sell cheap. Call at the cut en.
house, Huron Street.
J: CUNINO•HLATE.
BENMILLER SOOIILEN MILL
As usual I shall bo prepared to paveliae° Wool
at tho highest market price for cash, er will ex
change for my manufactured articles. My stook
of
STOCYKING YARNS
HORSE BLANKETS
FLANNELS
TWEEDS hold
BED .BIaA.l.1f'KETS
la . ntween1At to and gnarhtteed mannfbottt$d
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of 0kF�L
M13 E1S lap and free !Coin dhoddy"Of
any description.
flout fprrggeti l uta]] p CASH or (cool at
tbehigbtbtpia°inthe,m5rk9'ty ,
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New Silk and Wool Blows
als 35 cents
New,American Percales,stylish �.
New Fast Black Hose for Ladi
two pairs for 25 cents.
New Cotton Pongees in China
patterns.
New Black andWhite Stripe Prin
popular things.
New long Cream and White Silk;;
Gloves
New things in Tartan Silk and
Wool Blouse Goods
New Scotch Dimities, wash colors
New Pine Apple Tissues, light and
airy
New English Zephyrs, beautiful
New things in Fancy Parasols
New fancy col'd Muslins, fast colors
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HEAP Hardware�and e
We are now back in our old store, and will from
now give low prices on all kinds of Hardware
and Tinware. Give us a trial.
HARLAND BROS.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS, CLINTON.
If you
Buy on the
Basis of Value
For your Dollar
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OUR
MEN'S SUITS
WILL INTEREST YOU.,.
Out of the large stock take
the $5, $6 and $7.50 lines.
They are made of first-class Tweeds,
trimmed in a substantial manner and
tailored to perfection , . . . .
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Altogether these Suits are sp1eu 4
value. Our regular customers , ar
buying them freely. They know
good thing when they see it.
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