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NEW BUTCHER SHHOFe
The niaderaigned deairee to intimate
the people Of Clinton and vioinity that 1
baa opened i betoher shok in the store
W.,Qore, /toren Street, He hoe had mar
years experience, end feele that he out gib
the best of setiefaetion. lie will ar
arriotly for Cash, and at the lowest, possib
Piri )ere r,
ORDIIBS ItkePECTFIILLY SOLICITED
,Reid Bros., - • Clinto
CE147.1014•BUTCHER SHO
FORD & MURPHY,
We ore doing busters. t4t[ the
cash
t$e, R At WQata
the towoa(s prices. paying R P Des. Patrons may rely u
on good service nut}, prompt filling of orders.
FORD & MURPHY
Central Butcher Shop, Clinton
CITY BUTCHER SHOP
f wish to inform the public that I will;nc
be undersold by any other person in th
business. I am a practical butcher, an
understand all the branches of the busineet
We keepthe very best meats and a tui
stook alays on hand, and will sell at th
Lowest Gaels Prices. Bring along you
money and get the meat at the cash prior
We will give Credit but not at dash prioet
Please oarll and see what yon can do fo
• Cash at
R. iFITZSIMONS'
CITY MEAT MARKET
COUCH & WILSON.
Subscribers desire to notify the public the
hey have bought out the butchering busines
lately conduotod by Mr Jas A.Ford and will o0
tinue.the same ander theirppersonal supervisio
Orders will have prompt and careful attentio
Freak meats of all kinds will be kept in Boase
sold at reasonable rates and delivered ;anywhe
in town.
ARTHUR COUCH, CHAS. N. WILSO
CLINTON.
FLOUR AND FEED STORES.
SEEDS! SEEDS
package of each of the following seeds
g Blood Beet, Short Blood Beet
Raddish, Um:umber, Tomato,
Garden Carrot, Sweet Peas
Nasturtiun (tall or dwarf)
All for 25 ,Cents.
Also Bulk seede such as Peas, Beans
Corn, Timothy Clover and
Alsyke Clover.
JAS. STEEP & CO.
Produce Exchang
Headquarters for all kinds of
FIELD & GARDEN SEED
Two cars -choice Seed Corn just ar
rived from Illinois. We have a larg
stock of Feed Corn. Oats, Barley,
Peas, &c.
Highest market price paid for Coars
Grains, or taken in exchange.
Cash paid for Eggs.
HILL & JOYNER
HURON ST., CLINTON.
CooK's
noun Feed Store
BRAN & SHORTS
In large or small quantities.
OIL CAKE and MEAL
OF ALL KINDS.
10 pounds Choice Oatmeal for 1
bushel of Oats..
D. COOK, CLINTON.
BANKS.
The Moises Bank.
Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1865,
CAPITAL, - $2,000,000.
REST FUND, . $1,875,000
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
J. H. R. MOLBON President.
F. W. THOMAS,....General Manager.
Notes dieoonnted Collections made, Drafts is-
sued, Sterling and American exohange bought
and sold at lowest current rates. Interest al-
lowed on deposits.
ErA.umxeR19.
Money advanced to formes on their own note
with one or more endorsers, No mortgage re
qulred as security.,
H. 0. BREWER, Manager.
GEO. D. McTAGGART.
BANKER
ALBERT ST, - CLINTON.
A general Banking Business
ti ansaeted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed On
deposite.
FAR RA V & TISDALL
BAIVICIARS,
CLINTON. GNT
&dvancea made to- farmers on their own
Odes at low rites of interest.
A genets' Banking Business transacted
Interest allowed on deposits.
bulb Notes bough
• P TISDALL, Manager.
CLINTON MARBLE WORSE.
COOPIIII's OLD STAND,
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8telach,
Coughs,
Used
Cuts, Bruises,
Toothache,
Rheumatism,
No article
ity. -Salem
Wo au]
Biller. Wo
severest pain,
nett DtmateA.
Nothing
the most valuable
Orme.
ft tea
medicine has
Paln•Et ler.—Newport
Beware
DAM,
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U',tir IS
C E'f •T A i N
1'AUij4ILLCR
4'111.5 ?P`
THE CRpAT
medicine of the Age.
Internally, It Cures
Cram and Pain in
8gTe billion., Budden Collo,
qto,, ofd,
Externally, It Cures
Burne, Scalds, 8pralne,
Pain In the Face, Neurafgla,
Frosted Feet.
the
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Observer.
bear testimony to the efficacy of the
have aeon WIImngbe effects to seething
and know it to Da a good tubicle.-Ctnein-
bus yet eurpsased the Paln•K1ller, bleb
family mNivine ue y in ups,--%enneNei
4 fy�ry.Ar-i-
real merit; aY m
a means of removing pain,
acquired a reputation equal to Parry
News. •
of tmitaaona Buy only the IentdM"Mar"Er
sold everywhere; large bottle, leo.
V.ry large bottle. sec,
ONE GIVES RELIEF.
R•I•P•A•N•S
.-
The modern stand-
ard Family Medi-
cine cine : Cures the
i
ilias
common every -day
ills of humanity.
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Bane
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I MoKillop
FARM & ISOLATED
, Geo. Watt
Broadfoot,
non, Seoy-Treae.,'Beafortb
Spector of losses,
Jae. Broadfoot,Seaford,:
Geo. Dale Beaforth;
. Hays, Sealorth;
Garbutt, Clinton,;.
Thos. Notions
forth and J.
Parties desirous
snot other'
to on application
MutuafFlre insurance
et
ONLI
Jame
Shan
In
T. E.
Th oe
Sea
tran
TO%N PROPERTY
INSURED
OFs100BS.
President Harlook P.O.,
Vice•Pree.Seaforth P.O.; W. J.
P.O.; M. Mnrdie,
Seaforth P. 0.
DIRECTORS.
M. Manila, Beaforth;
Geo. Watt Harlook;
Alex Gardiner,'Leadbury;
John McLean, Kippon.
Aot,NTS.
Harlook; Robt. MoMfllan,
Cuminge, Egmondville,
to effect insurances or
business will be promptly attended
to any of the above offioerl
I
.BAKING
adressed to their reepeoitve offices -
Ee tiller Nuz eery
will
any
pur
FRUIT AND
NORWAY
AND
The latter
LARGE
The above ornamental
be sold at very
thing in this
Orders by
JOHN STEWART,
ORNAMENTAL TREES
SPRUCE`, SCOTCH
ASTRACHAN PINE,
of which we make a'peotalty,
STOOK ON HAND,
trees and shrubbery
low prices, and those wanting
connection will save money by
chasing here.
3failwill be promptly attended
tot Addrege,
BENMILLER
For Twenty -Six Years
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POWDER
THE COOKS BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE; IN CANADA.
McLeod's
System RENOVATOR
AND OTHER •
Tested Remedies.
SPECIFIC- AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blcod Dyepepeia, Sleeplessness, Palpe-
tation of, ' the Heart, Liver Complaint
Neuralgia, Lose of Memory, Bronohitie
Consumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kid
nay and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance
Female Irregularities and General Debility
LABORATORY, QODERICH, OMT
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufaoturer
Sold in Clinton by
J. H. COMBE, and ALLAN & WILSON
IT5TEEYSON,I
f--THE
UNDERTAKER
GOODS
.
1'hebeetEmbklming
Splendid
AtBERTS
Residence
ti.gPotitO
LEADING --
—AND—
EMBALMER.
A POLL LINK OF
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KEPT ill 'STOCK-
Fluidnsed
Hearse.
OLINTON
overstate
,TO `" BALL
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LORI? .A. l to HMI. :';'OUB,
The Governor Gietie i1 has -begun bit}
trip through Ontaido, and . .ill visit a
large fumger of placed which tap till
nQW havernever been honored by a call
frons the . re resentativo of her Ma -
feat ; Oil Tuesday . Lord and Lady
Mercleen ad a warrb reception from
the citizens of Toronto, when they
visited the exhibition in that city.
The Governor-General intends to visit
as mac r places eQ poseibis while their
local fairs are in pregrew), It ie evi-
dentist the intent on ,of her Majesty's
representative to see the people of tbe
country and the products of the indus-
try. In this way he may become pos-
sessed of much information that will
be of great value to hits when he re-
turne to bis ditties in Britain ae a pro-
moter Of fiehemeafor the advancement
of the Empire. We feel assured that
Canada hoe and will oohtil/te to have
no warmer friend than the present
Governor-General. He has shown his
faith in Canada by investing his means
for the development of the Dominion
and interesting many old country
friends in our resources.
Bind H'ol'ds come from Pub -
lie institutions.
As well as from Private Indi-
viduals.
ALL CLASSES AND CREEDS PRAISE PAINE'S
dw.dL gaEA LCELERY COBIPo0ND.
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Publio institutions. throughout Canada
are as ready to eoknowledge the marvellous
virtues of Paine's Celery Compound as are
private individuals.
For many years a large number of our
publio, benevolent, and religious corpora-
tions have used Paine'e Celery Compound
for the benefit of both old and young. and
if it were possible to publish all the state-
ments made by the inmates, scores of the
letters would prove interesting and enter-
taining.
In inetitntione like those referred to,
where hundreds are oared for every year,
all the common ilia and diseases of every
day life are found, and many hundreds
have been made well and strong by Paine's
Celery Compound, that thehysicians of
these institntlons were unable to cure by
the ordinary means.
To day this grand coring work is still go-
ing on in many of the largest and most
prominent of our public planes, and no oth-
er medicine will be tolerated but Paine's
Celery Compound, which shows the esti em
and confidence in whioh the medicine is
held.
One of these noted institutions that has
given testimony for Paine's Celery Com-
pound is the immense conventual, educa-
tional house on the St. Lawrence, near
Montreal, and known as the "Convent of
the Holy Names." The ladies of this
hones write as follows:
"We feel it a duty to add our testimony
in favor of your 'wonder-working' Paine'e
Celery Compound. Many Sisters, suffer-
ing from debility, dyspepsia, sleepleaenees,
and indigestion, have been completely re-
lieved after taking it.
"We shall strongly recommend its use in
all our houses, as the best medicine to res-
tore health and strength, and give tone and
vigor to the nervous system."
The Montreal Gazette weeps over the
meagre pay of the poor judges obliged to
struggle along on $6,000 or $6,000 a year
and extras, and hopes Sir Oliver will secure
them an increase in salary. There- are
plenty of good men willing to become
judges, however, and even an increase; of
pay would not guarantee an increase of
eSioienoy.
I was nervous, tired, irritable and oross
Karl's Clover Root Tea has made me well
and happy. Mrs E. B.WoRDEN, Sold by
J. H. Combe, Clinton.
The only safe and sound policy is to re-
fuse to establish a system t
protection.
Under free trade the o natural industries of
the country develop, and in proportion as
they develop other industries take root and
flourish. When once the system of protec-
tion has been introduced it is not easy to
return at once to free trade conditions.
The abolition of protectionism is even more
difficult in times of business depression.
We must move toward free trade ae fast as
a due regard for business safety will permit
and we must absolutely refuse to consider
any further increases of tariff duties, no
matter what the pressure or how powerful
the interest which seeks a business part-
nership with the Government.—Globe.
Dr Sunshine
WITH BEAL'I H THE WORLD IB A WORLD
OF SUNSHINE—WITH DISEASE A DARK
GLOOMY, PRISON -LIKE ABODE—THE
GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN REMED-
IES HAVE BROUGHT BACK THE SUN•
SHINE TO MANY A LIFE.
Rheumatism—What joyful news to the
sufferer from chronic rheumatism and neu-
ralgia! That instant relief and an absolute
onre oan be had in from one to three days
by using the great South American Cure
seems inoredible, but thousands say it's a
fact, and here is the testimony of one;
"For three years I suffered untold misery
in my lege, for six months I was confined
to my bed. I used all the ordinary rerne-
diee I could lay my hands on. South Am-
erican Rheumatic Cure being brought to
my notice, I procured a bottle and it gave
me instant relief. A few bottles complete-
ly cured me,"—Geo. Denham, druggist,
Petrolea.
Kidneys—Bpontaneone, unsolicited testi-
mony is the highest recommend that cell
be given the great South American Kidney
Cure. What it has done it will do again.
It is a kidne] specific—gives quick relief in
all kidney disorders, heal; and strengthens.
Michael McMullen, Ohesley, Ont., writes:
"I had been troubled with gravel and kidney
disease for eight years. 'Remedies' and
doctors could give me no relief—pain was
so severe I eouidnot lie down or remain in
one position any time. I proonred a bottle
of South American Kidney Cure, and took
it according to directions. I 'got instant
relief, the soreness all left me, and to -day
I am oared of the dangerous trouble and
recommend this wonderful remedy to all
similarly affected."
• The nerves—We live in a hurry and
nine.tenthe of our ailments are due to ner-
vone exhenetion, impoverished blood or
bad digestion. South American Nervine is
a blood -builder; it tones the nerves and
stimulates digestion. Thousands whose
lives were burdens to them are today in ex-
cellent health because they have tested its
marvellous power. W. H. Sherman, of
Morrieburg, writes: "I was completely
run down—A great sufferer from stomach
and nervous troubles. Tried every medi-
cine in the market, with little or do relief,
I obtained a bottle of South Apn erican /ler-
vine. Before half of it was ia1ion I had de- •
rived great benefit; Sir' bottles ,Made me
lnyold self again. - I > eoor4f??6gd;ft to. er+ro
40 1,00 bo •affiioted, And cheerfully give
my testimony.
Se .miter 1 6
A NE-WSBOY'S BANK.
Re rind the Flue k nod Wanted tI10 G:ruoel.
of Qod.
IIs wag Tory little; and hie olothee
were tagged, and hie hands were red
with cold, whenever he came apieniug
around the corner and .paused before tbe
handsome house across the way. Ono
funny thing about It was that kis neper
came on pleasant days. but I -grew
aeonetoreed to see him ta#a up blo.,poet-
tion and oil his papers while the snow
swirled around him, and the wind tried
1te best to ta$o bim off bit feet. At last
I became curious. tnd determined to find
out why he never Dame when tbe sun
was shining dnd everything looked
bright. I had only to beokop to bim, and
he hurried across the street with a cheer -
All "Berr you are! A Record, did you
Bay?"
A moment later I had him before the
grate, end his eyes resembled those of a
great mastiff as the warmth penetrated
his shivering body.
"It's terrible oold," I begun,
"Yeo, rather; but I've stn t worse,"
was the answer.
"But 66ii't you find it hard selling
!Vipers this weather?" I continued.
"Ye -est sometimes; then I hustle over
there as fast as I con," nodding at the
house across the way.
"Why, do your papers Bell more readily
1n this neighborhood?"
"No!" with a disgusted sniff at my
evident look of business intuition;
"scarce ever sell one here."
"Why do you come, then?"
"Do you want to know the real
reason?"
"Yes, indeed," I replied earnestly.
"Well, one day, pretty near a year
ago, I was most done for; couldn't sell
any papers, and was about frosts, and if
I'd known any place to go, would have
crawled off somewhere and give it all
up. While I was thlnkin' of all this a
couple of fellows passed me, and one of
'em says, 'He's rioher'n Croeeus, now,
an' to think he was a beggar only a few
years ago.' 'A beggar?' says t'other fel-
low. 'Yes, or what amounts to pretty
much the same thing—a newsboy—and
I've heard him say dozens of times that
nothing but plunk and the grace of God
would ever have brought him through.'
'An' his house to in the next street, you
say?' 'Yes; we go right past it.' I fol.
lowed 'em till they came to the house
over there; and while I stood looking at
it something seemed to say to me that,
1f that man could build a house like that
when he'd begun by being a newsboy,
I oonld,too. Then I wondered over what
the men had said. They'd gone on out
of sight, and I said over and over,
'Pluck and the grace of God.' Then I
made up my mind I'd got the pink all
right, and 1'd ask over and over for the
graoe of God. I didn't know jest what 1t
was, but every time I was alone I'd jnet
say what I could remember of the Lord's
prayer, and finish up with, an' give
me the graoe of God.' If you'll believe
it, I begun to get along right away. I'm
saving money now to go to school with,
and whenever I get discouraged—it's
always on stormy days, you see—I just
come in front of that house and think it
all over and say, 'Plunk and the graoe of
God' over to myself a few times Then I
go book, and you wouldn't believe how
fast the papers sell after that." He rose,
shook himself together like a dog, and
said, "I must hustle along and get rid
of my papers, but I'll be round whenever
I'm down in the mouth, for that house
le my bank, and I dome to draw on it
when I'm hard up. I expeot it's a deal
more oomfort to me than to the man
who built it, " and a moment later the
youthful philosopher was shouting,
"Flyers your mornin' papers! Tribune,
Yearld, and Reoord, yere!"—Ram's
Horn.
Bread and Marrow the Newest Delicacy,
Paris now recuperates on bona mar-
row. Atter the failure of Dr. Brown-
Sequard to rejuvenate the world, the
search for the spring of perpetual youth
has been taken up again with undim-
lniphed ardor. The agent with which the
faded beauty now seeks to bring book
the roses to her oheeke and the ronrid- 1
nese to her form is bone marrow.
Bone marrow 1e the soft fatty appear-
ing matter found inside the hollow bones
of animals. It has been discovered that '
if bone marrow ie not the elixir of
youth, at least it is a powerful tonic
Bone marrow 1s now served in Paris
restaurants, spread raw upon thin slices '
of bread in a dainty manner, and it is '
said to be a very palatable morsel. I
Everyone eats it who oan afford to buy
it, and butchers are furnished with a '
new branch of industry. The long bones '
of the ox are split open, the marrow ex- '
tracted and 1t is then eaten without fur- '
Cher preparation.
Dr. Renault of Paris, prosoribed bone
marrow to an anaemia patient as a tonin
with immediate and gratifying results.
The news of the wonderful effects spread
rapidly and at the present time marrow
eating bas beoome a tashionalje fed.
New York is already in danger of eoom-
ing a victim of the marrow habit. and
medical men on thle side of the water
are dsoussing the subject with great in-
terest.
Prof. Qoidsoherders, of Berlin, was the
first to use she extraot of bone marrow,
With unfavorable results, hgwevep. Noth-
ing daunted, German and English phy-
sioians followed suit, and many of them
reported brilliant successes. American
physlolane are reporting oures of ner-
vi;ue prostration and general waste.—
New York Herald.
Great sales prove the great merit of
Hood's Sarsaparilla, and great merit en•
ablee it to accomplish wonderful oure o.
Hrar Krupp has discharged all the for-
eignere in his empi oy, on the ground that
they divulge secrets to foreign Governments.
Break Up a Cold in Time
BY USING
PYNY- PECTORAL
The Quick Cure for COVGHB,
00O1f.Dg, 'CROUP, pItoN-
cmm, HOAItSENLSS, etc.
Mos. Jotr.rn'Nrtswtex,
• of 68 Sortturen Ave., Toronto, writes,
ply�i Pectoral /01; never failed to cure
of rod tnyse f0f a in.tending cough eftec
esveral other excellent
had taped. It hoe
Mee roved excellent cough euro tor my
ramify. I prefer it to any other medicine
for coughs, croup or boarsenoes.'
H. 0. 13A00000,
of Little Roeher,'N.$., writes s
"A* a wire for eengh* rhnyrectoral.te
the beet sallies medicinal hired; my tux.
tomer* Will tare soother."
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W. S. Kimball & Co.,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
Retail everywhere
5. per Package
17 FIRST PRIZE MEDALS.
CLOT
INCA
READY MADE 6UITS- 0
$3, $4.50, $5, $5.50,
$6 and $7.
Ordered Clothing from $7 Hp;
A FULL RANGE OF LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING
FOR THE SUMMER.
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed
HOST. COATS & SON
CLINTON
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our
Feet
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—the work they do—how much they toil
and suffer! Clothe them in kindly shoes,
which give ease and comfort to them. Why
load them down in ill-fitting leather shackles
when you can buy the most foot -fitting foot-
wear in America for the samo price as the
hit or mise variety ? Here is a shoe made by
the famous Goodyear Welt process which
oonsiders the form and inclinations of yoar
which yields yields to its eooentrtcities and helps it to dolts
duty. Made from best imported calf-skin—black ar
tan. Stamped on the sole $3.00,04.00, 86.00 per pair.
The Slater Shoe (for Men.)
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WM. TAYLOR & SONS, Sole Agents for Clinton.
Do You
FEEL SICK?
TSA O C
Disease commonly comes on with slight
symptoms, which when neglected increase
in extent and gradually grow dangerous.
11 you SUFFER FROM HEADACHE, DYS-
PEPSIA or INDIGESTION. .
If you are BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED, or have
LIVER COMPLAINT, . . . •
11 your COMPLEXION IS SALLOW, or you
SUFFER DISTRESS AFTER EATING,
For OFFENSIVE BREATH end ALL DISOR-
DERS OF THB STOMACH; . .
TAKE
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RIPANS TABULES
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Ripans Tabules Regulate the System and Preserve the Health.
Ripans Tabules act gently but promptly upon the liver stomach and Intestines ;
cleanse the system effectuaitq� Cure dyspepsia habitual constipation, offensive
breath and headache. One TAnt7tz taken at the first indication of indigestion,
biliousness, dizziness, distress after eating or deprestkfen of spirits, will surely and
quickly remove the whole difficulty. If given a fair trial Ripens Tabules are an
infallible cure i they contain nothing injurious and are an economical remedy.
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