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e .. til• ' saver , of. wo.meno eneroies and � •TI o al,d agai'UY
netfeq .aq 1Qe11 as ruses let or hitirf ropes.
y• NIDws RE6Qxtla has cik 10 attention' to
11 the unpardonable pructico and It is
w " Tape for Oxample a rug 36x7 and 3J now about drqe the authorities Would
�'i s�;, yerde 6f fridge will go round it, and it take some Actt0II to at least curtail thtl
„ham Ai rri,."ill cQet' ,you 'Stuly 3b `cents. The nuisance. faapt Tbursda a little
;,: ' lar est baize rug 54x3& will require five daughter af'Mr. John gra}liad a very
r , g g q narrow escape. Rhe was bbangi�gg.'on
yards, slur price is 10o. per yard. We it sleigh loaded with lumber ttn . he -
don't make lunch po a single sale, pro- came wedged under one of therunnors,
a°q fie tali sinal!•, ou save considerable on a der earape from death or being witim-
i`+c y , ed for life was miraculous. How to
Max t° `," singlo purohses for you cant knit it at abate the nuisn'neg or avoid the danger
st" this price. There s profit in it fur both is a question. One reasonable way
"I , ,) of us.. We would like to show it to might be to pass a, bylaw naming a
�. i" yon, Of course you must look, we can't fine On conviction of any driver who
tV ' knowingly allows a child or children
�` � ' ` .haw it to the blind or the absent once, to hang on his sleigh
ss,'J§i We have it only in ttvo colors, but sKRVfOD HIS COUNTRY LONG AND
they are practiaai and popular ones.
FAITHFUL.—Last week Tam NEWS-
�I 111 RmaoRn had a pleasant call from Capt.
,., r.� ^- McDonald, of Porter's Bill. The Cap-
tti Iain may 'ustly be termed one of the
a its "Old guar," having continuously- eery-.
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aa. r� ,ed his Queen and Country since the
't6 m . - peas 1864, a period of 32 years. Q1-
11 �,7 '•F,11fC though he hits #sassed the time lioiit
tit, for active service and resigned the
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,k crtptaincyy cif No. 7 Company,. he is
fir., physically and intellectually yet as
IN,��, ,, 1 A wells qualified' as many a younger man
11 I ' � ' " ' to perform the onerous duties pertatin-
„k ing to such a responsible position.
'on
X yt The Captain ver popp❑larwith the
i Th& Huron News -Record adLewe rs an '�. f the 33rd their sentiments i in
a las ' 1 26 s Year—$1.00 in Advance. expre69111 ,, et at his retirement.
i¢J, Consideringg apt. McDonald's long
r" . and hors rable service we trust those
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in authority will see to it that he re-
WiCnNEBDAY,FEBRIIARY, 6th,189fa, tires retaining at least the rank of
Major. :such a mark of distinction has
LOCAL NEWS. not only been earned, but is doubly
t _(ij deserving.
'" , - ADVERTISING SWINDLEB.—No busi-
i'• In and Around the Bub, nese or individual is more liable to be
swindled than the newspaper man.
During our newspaper experience we
{q�'' have lost a great deal of money, We
: % �p1U>Y have paid' for .our -experience in this
u fit1e10e W1DtOr apples IOr tla10 (7ANTELON $E06, respect. Fast year there was a Queen's
A` Birthday celebration'a,t Landon. Like
Goose, Duck, and chicken feathers many other papers TILE Nmws-RECORD
��, Oaken in exchange far furniture at J. accepted what we considered it reliable
NE •,„ 0. Stevenson's, notice advertising the affair. Her
0Piti WORK FOR LINEMEN.—The $ell Tele- Majesty's Militia at London were set
sat forth prominently, still. this did not
,k hone Company would be glad of all prevent us being swindled crit of the
thea lieriepced telegraph or telepbooe mons we earned, Our ;town cotem.,
linemen the can get -bold of just now
lea ` the Mitchell Advocate and other papers
%t �''` to work it, Toronto for .a few weeks.
�� l A�pp lication should be made at once at complain of the dishoinesty of the Royal
% ,, 37 temperance St., Toronto.
Scalp Food Company of Windsor.
_ THE N>�We-R>icolan sellae time agcs
i- instituted le al roceedin a a slut the
The free distribution of DOAN B g K,. g
�I' '. KIDNEY PILLS will take same firm, and the result will be known
place at
, V Allan & Wilson's Drug Store,on Satur- in due time. We have always made it
'�; day, February 15th. We call the at- ' a rule to demand references from out-
, of ail sufferers to this generous side advertisers who are unknown to
r y offer o the part of the proprietors of us as being reliable—as a protection to
r.. �. this on
remedy. pThe an- our readers as well—but it *6uld'seem
cis nouneement appears in another col- that some other method must be
mmn, adopted if publishers and subscribers
�� are to be protected against the pro-
, I" A GOon $sooirxeNic.—The Toronto Mail -empire fessional advertising swindler.
I'll4F rays of the Ban Francisco Minstrels, which appear in
P,ROBPERINo IN A FOREIGN LAND.—
IT, Clinton town hall next Monday evenlDg:—The The Spokane, 'W. 'T. Tribune than
,roc; beet entertainment the* has yet been provided for is +
�,. ' the patrons of the Crystal Theatre to that furnished refers to the eldest son of Mr.
` : this week by the Ban Francisco IiInstrels, and tl>je H. Bleep and brother of Dsrs. I.
f wait made evident at sn the performances yesterday,
A, the house being crowded in every part, and the sp. Do d. Of town, and a former resident
Casb belnq unstinted. Such a collection of artists of Clinton: -Among the pioneers of
n has never been seen in this city rhe whole enter- our cit none are better known than
"" talnmegt from start to finish 16 most pleasing and y
,4' anter cine, and abounds iD the genial Peter Steep. It is over-
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cal good singing, fresh tivelve ears since Mr. Slee severed
jokes, and IItettoiass eppecisltim The programme is Y - p
SSW• unusually long fortbis place of entertainment, but his ties with Griind Forks, N. D., and
av it is all so enjoyable, the time passes wonderfully resolved to seek his fortunes in the
quickly. In audition to the many excellent 'vocal
k9 elections, there' is abundant tan provided, au of west. He selected Spokane, then little
, ' which isstrictly unobleetionable,eothat the interest is better than a villa�e, as his sphere of
a f' maintalned to the last. Perhaps the fluoet feature of action. Mr. Steep a first venture was
the vocal seleccicns le the work of the San Fran- in the general grocery business, in
y eiaeo quartette, which Is eomposed of Messrs. Crockett,
which he continued for some ears.
t '.' Priao, Nsnkevlile sec' ward,, whose voices blond ad- years.
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I.. mustily, dna who give •capital reudeHrg of classical He did not confine his energies to this
a �1� . and humorous conga. Some beautiful solos are snag business alone, for duringthat period
'fY1' by each member of the quartette, all of whom do
< every justice to the songs. This week this popular we find him erecting eight handsome
,� place oI amusement should do a rushing business, on dwelling houses. Ml. Steep eventual-
�,� account of the excellence of the ornate engaged. ly went into the real estatelluainess on
lr a large scale, and in boons days here
r y l' there were few speculators in reality
?a:. , CONCERT.—The first concert of the more widely known than he. Like the
;,., season of the Clinton Choral Society majority of early investors here Mr.
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was given in the town hall on ThursdaySteep has had his reverses, but it is
11r. evening last. The very large and asafe to say that he has a handsome ac-
preciative audience which attended on count on the credit side of the ledger
t�4 this` occasion clearly indicates that Yet. Mr. Steep still owns 'a vast
f,; Clinton is a musical town and wishes amount Of city property, and pays over
} 4. to show it by turning out as they al- eight bundred dollars annually as
tX„I. ways do to local entertainments. With taxes. He has it comforathle. home on
. the Inemory still fresh in mind of the the hill, and is the proud possessor
e ! , December concert the people looked of a .fine family. What else does a
tl1.' q for something good and were not die- man need?"
11 WL ted! It is much to the credit of DEATH of AN OLD SETTLER.—The
a: the condos ar of this concert, Mr. T. Clavering correspondent to the Wiar-
Jackson,, Jr., who has had the bur- ton Canadian says:—"Death has again
At,",. den of the work to bear and who been busy in our midst. On Wednes-
brought it to so successful an issue day, Jannary,22nd, Mrs, Dealy, one of
d and , proved himself once more the old settlers, died at the ripe old age
•a tis be goalifled for such an un- of 77 years, lifter it long illness. a
dertaking. The chorus work was tensed and her husband lived is a corn -
r " a surprise to the people, such fortable house close to the residence of
a.#;. works. as Caldecotts humorous their son, Mr. T. Y. Dealy, in Keppel.
pant song, "My pretty Maid," Mason's Deceased was a consistent member of
1';• "tweet and Low," Hewlettls new and the Methodist church and belonged to
>�, . pretty anthem, "Come unto me," the Rev. A. Glazier's congregation. The
IV,prett little operatic, "You stole my remains were interred in Paterson's
nils°, - love,,' by McLaren, all of which were cemetery, Wiarton, on Friday, -Rev. R.
r I > {riven by over 60 voices, was the flnest Walker preaching the funeral sermon
'I • , . ever given to Clinton. All parts seem- at Mount'Roreb. Members of the fam-
9 ed to be well balatieed and the ereaen- ilv were present from Meaford, Clinton
a dos and diminuendos made the effect and elsewhere, among whom was her
t very gram. °Next. tro this was the son, Rev: W. Stout, of Clinton, former-
Gto sir eh ArMony Orchestra, an cr- ly incumbent Of Trinity church, Wia,r-
itµ ,a ganization that we cs,ugratulate Goode- ton. The deceased lady was univer-
rich on having Fit ihstruments, sally respected and the sympathy of
� rix ofwb,164at`e1&dy lolinists,vftdered the community is extended to thea ed
three nuinbera ',-hgreka," by Boelt- husband and family." We have also
Oer, r, "terenade,"'l y J'axone, the received .the following particulars. --
''r evorture,''Cloa eecration," by Teragpiie On the 21at of January at her late re-
a+ ---all-f i�difficultandhighelasamusfe, sidence in the Township of JKeppel,
but ren ered,'iri inn nor. that cflecttj Count of Grey, Mrs, Anne Dealy de -
the lzrelstest gfeilit on each Artis. We' parted this lire for that of parnkiiSO,
elle trot �tersgd well enough in aged ?7 ycarp. The deceased lady tvas
riiusiC oIi 6 the ape of all muni barn in Ireland iii the yyear Ikowhere,
bat texfnej butt thli aniin tprwsgloria She Was in6ritidd to Nicholaii stout, Rsq.
ttr , f itppi'tit'O- ,VVe ha'rve bmrlornee, w,eute Hy this# 6lszrciago ,she had it fAttiliy of tQ:.�itq,tt�ie' pecip%l>r•bi Ali�jtp6 Vvere One;tlaugghttir tatiditvo',etiittib, thoyyiurig.
.;;*leligll, St's li th6146Metr G Iiud wu et of wktpt i laths Iled. VSr 11 " l icsalG,.
z ,': e, dj1§ >Itttylf.aitftiG04 b-k16bVpherii. ricumbenb'of;thAptiri'sl1't5 ' ,, 'ville.
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r •lowhx lbe01 Q.Y.,R:, A.a not delay lig, lma>iibg your ile'lectiou for tl Q -drat purghaa►
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have now at a big reduction. 00"Come .rind see our stook, you are
welcome whether you. guy or not.
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t` all wool Vests 40c.
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and the way ore succeeded was by usa!i' ",
Printers' Ink, and by! giving to the peop �77%�,, �:
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into our store and we told them tha they _?,
were the lucky ones, the tenth purchaser.. 1111 ,
A.nd they got their goods free.LL
We have just finished stock -taking. And s
six weeks more will come and go before , w
our next Bargain Day. � �`
But in the meantime we can show some ,,
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Vaderwear. for Spring.
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Bargains for you yet; don't take our The Famous Clothiers, Furriers and Hatters,>
word for it blit come and see, and judge for �i
yourselves. CZ,=NTON_ # £
CHILDREN'S FUR BOAS@ �`"� -fit.
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�1 Lot 35c. for - - - 25cts. ��{
1 Lot 50c. for - - - 38cts.:,
Saturday, Feb. 1st, marked the end of the great Samson -Ken �4'f;
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G'INGH.A.MS.1 uedy sale. It was an nnequalified success from the out �
set. The end of stocktaking finds us with many odds and „+'
ends of goods we'd rathernot have. To clear them out en
1 tirely this season, the early days of February, will see
We bought a lot of 12%c. Ginghams at a Bar- 7%,
gain ;you can have the benefit at 8e. yd. many money saving chances all over the store. Every -;
end short enough to be called a remnant has been meas„
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These Goods will be sold for Cash Or good ured up and a price put on it that means money saved ��.;
credit for short date. for the buyer. 11,
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We were making preparations for the coming seasnn'b trade '. . . ..11
& 00 Samples by the hundred were gene over and orders placed Y; �~i
Wn He BEESLEY a in order to secure early delivery of those lines needed by �Yt
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people who like to take time by the forelock and . do 11.
The Ladies' Favorite Establishment, their spring sewing early. Already the advance guard of ` `'
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$e�rver �Lvek. Clinton,. the purchases has arrived, and now we are ready with � `,
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STOCK TAKING SALE#NEW ENGLISH .PRINTS,I.' ,
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In all kinds of the Prints and Embroideries. The prints are the kiiltr;'
. that are soft, that wear and keep their color, while' the �';':Y
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mbroideries were impouted direct from Switzerland, and
are the neatest, the daintiest, the prettiest patterns and r ` 1,
Soots and d V 11-111
best a nes that have ever been inside the four walls o£__
this store. More about them' next week. They're here ,a
now; ready for your inspection, and you're welcome to % .
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