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Hundreds a
$atisfie
,4. . •.C:4 1r 4
ustomers
Is our best recommendation fur
Our l/luu,l tfu(l,fu,;l /sea P11Lr. For
2 years every box }las bleu sold
011 a guarUltee to satisfy 01.
,Honey refunded. They Must IA'
good rind they roust have merit
for us to do this. They purify
th% blood, tone the nerves and
build up the system, both curing
and preventing disease. 1 box
25c, 5 boxes $1 from es only.
SAVE
tin
WIPT
Is our Headache Powdtre-
e1U'C any headache in a
few minutes or Money
hark. 5c packages or 25c
boxes.
Our Coca Cream
Make, Aid keeps the. skin soft
and slnootkii. It is neither oily
nor sticky •but on contrary
dries right in, .,5c.
Our Spectacles
Fit properly. 1=n our hands you
are safe. You runks of
being overcharged od im-
properly. We test your sight
free. Charge moderately for
glasses and return your money if
you are not satisfied.
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Allen & Wilson
DRUGGISTS
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OPTICIANS
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OPTICIANS
What we say that we do.
Excursion to Goderich,
Sunday, Nov. 8, '96.
Fare, --'45C Adults; 25C
Children.
OPENING OF NEW CHURCH.
Train leaves Clinton 10.30 a. n1. and
returnin leaye Goderich at 9p. rn,
For tickets and all information
apply to
W. Jackson TO AG\VNENT
C. T. R.
The C. Ps Its
Telegraph Co.
Are noted for quick
delivery and prompt
despatch. See that
your telegrams are
always sent by this
line.
A. T. COOPER,
C. P. R. Ticket, Telegraph and Steam-
ship agent, Clinton, Ont.
J. B. Rumball
The Leading Jeweler.
Our Goods are the Best in the
Market and our Prices
the Lowest.
Ce4ai Telephone Exchange.
Remember and call at
Barlett's
Furniture Warerooms,
Huron Street, Clinton.
Full Stook in all lines
Ilndertnking a Specialty.
Night, and i)ay Calls promptly- at-
tend((' to.
11. C. Barlett.
Teacher Wanted.
Wanted. foulnlr tone her. for `c. hon, '4',•t(r,
No. 5. I:nderh h '1ol%n-hiI' 1;nt(rs 10 1.1,11
nonce al filo \ow \errpm. will he
rt.,eiserl for nor moot h. 'I he burst or env
agdic,ttuln unl ;We c:-uer(It to•ev,torl. .heli•
g�t (ng testimonial. and ,hating s,t nr7. to
A. N,1 12T rotary,
(letnher 1 tth. 1591. Ira) 11.•141
,rat It.
Property For Sale.
A CHANCE F'oa liAnnF,NF.it'i.
1l, rr.nengnrn^n of nit ago aoli tae k of help, 1 haye
dneided h..,nnr 611 e.lp 411, ,plendld gardening prn-
pertr rnn.nsreng of flee and a ha'f amen In Clinton,
,nm. of Ihr limit land in the ronnty of Ilur n, ien Incl.
In hot boa, and other no,,,,nry ral,,lrmmentp,
Throe to nn the prrmlpe, a frame honer with ...Ilan,
anft and hard water, horn and other nntbnildlng.
Thr Hat (nl.l river adjoin, thn prnperly Will pall at
a rr.pnnahle prior for half ra.h .0n1 hal.nee ',reared
111 mortgage_ An 1 dnatro to poll. Ihia in a than.,
.lidocn n,.•t with. Apply pnrannally fir by Irt5rr to
flip proprietor,
JORRPII AI,LANRON,
5944,1. ('linten
v
The New
'Jewelry Store,
Cooper's Block, Clinton.
Athe. ricvru years' experi-
ence
X'l-
euct' i11 the ,Jewelry 1,11nt-
mess, the ltol tour year's of
which has heel, 1110, ,d it)
Clinton and Svelte 1 I, 1
have mow opened up a
store of my own in the pre-
mises next Cooper's Book
Store, Albert Street, Clin-
ton.
1 propose to at all flutes
carry a good stuck of
Watcees, Clocks, Jewelry
and Silverware, &c. I pro-
pose also to sell you any-
ttp'u)gg 1n this stock at reit-
. ultble prices,
I1i. tits Repairing Depart-
ment I conte to you with a
reputation as an expert
workman, and 1 shalt sus-
tain that reputation by
guaranteeing every repair
' that passes through my
hands.
I-lonest Goods, Honest
Work and Honest •Prices
is what I offer you and
what I solicit your support
on, ;
Open now for inspection or
business; welcome, you are,
fur either.
DeelltsCgie
P. B. Crews.
Wanted.
An active young young to go on the road.
Good position. Must be a hustler and reliable.
)3ox 99, Clinton. 93.5-tf
Farm For Sale.
That excellent, property known ail the Sly
Farm, comprised of 127 acres, on the first con•
cession of Hullett, two miles from Clinton ;
about 110 acres cleared. Good clay loam.
Good bearing orchard, fair fences and plenty of
cedar. Log house and frame barn. Never
failing spring. Will be sold at a bargain as the
owner is in poor health. For particulars apply
to Wm. Smithson, W. W. Farran or David
Dickenson, Clinton. 934.11
Desirable Farm to Rent.
The undersigned offers to rent the eplondid farm
on the 9th con„ 'Whitt township, being the north
half of lot tib, oontatning 85 acres. Frame house,
barn, stable and shed, young orchard bearing till.
year, a creek running through the farm all the year
round. A desirable farm for stock or grain, being
only six miles from the town of Clinton. Apply to
MRs. JANE DOUSWORTH, or JOHN FUND,
Holmeeville. 927.11
Money Wanted.
Wanted, $300 or WO on good security. For
particulars, apply at THE NgEws-ltI(CORD 0111c%
Man Wanted.
Wanted, young married man, without family
or with small family. to work on farm by the
year. Must be good with team and board hini.
self. Horse convenient. Apply at Till': Nrtws-
REcoRI Odic° for particular's.
Lot For Sale.
A good 1 acre lot on Itattenbnry St. West,
for sale at a big bargain. AlFF1)1y to
1)32 11 T. JACKSON, JR.
Properties for rent and for sale.
House for rent opposite lratent.ury St.
church, 1'111(1 (11, A1011 1 wo Houses litl(1 stables
for sale.
Apply to J. II. WOR.ELL,
tf - -- -110) ).
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STIRA'I'FORD, ONT.
A largo commercial school- the largest in
Western Ontario. Sine beautiful college 1001110,
elegantly furnished. Thorough, practical, the
to -date course of stud). All nor graduals'. arc
enterprising, enthashl.stie and euerget(e their
training has made them so. udents admitted
at any time. Write for Irnspee•l.us If interested.
Address W. J. KI,l,IOTT, Principal.
Cow Bell Found.
Found, towards Hayfield, it he bush, a large
row nr')l. Owner run have ,lune onupplicat((11
to 'ril5 N 1f.ws-150 (11(11 ,u.I reasonable proof of
property, 1'hn only charge is this miller,
Owner For Dog Wanted.
A fox terrier dug. frost of horse, followed rig
from near Itrt)Held 10 Clinton on Oct.. 15th:
principally dark in color. Owner is requested
to call at THF NF:ws ItSroup Otflre, prove
properly, pay expenses and take the monad
awry. 143.'rtf
- ('('OR141' 11 TO AOI.:NT RF:P((i'1'1?
t� "Cullen \'I. toric: llr•r 1,ife and Reign,
intrvslurtion by Lord DufTerin. will resrh high
water nark of oirerllnllnn; one agent reported
t
mutt) rine Or,'ers the .1.,t .liter hr got hip
prompt.' 111,, (Han} Hike nrdl r" from threw fourth
of rally made, wa' Hord . asset, for l',made
and Alist robe prtepe, pr'.;-. 7' tr''' 11 c1'o'il of 81
a. gunrnntor, i1 lollhoist a 'hare In till" Ko d
mine 1010 le, for l4rr(Inry I, going feral.
'1'11 N, UIt A(1).r%' (1 l,l<i•. rs"V ('o., ,Tp., Toronto.
DR. SHAW.
Ottlre,t[ntan', -IrroI- oII''Ite English r'hurrh.
fnnnorl) n, e 11144..! h) 1 .1Ppletnn�..
Boar For Service.
Thnl Mlle thoronghl,r.'d tnun5 Berkshire
Boar. \a 1(1(,' II legs-l,-r'.I to ln_+AI. from Ihr
farm tic ljeorge 4.^,4'41. I. IP 41, (1114, 144 new
ter „r1 ire nn Int No MI. lith eon ifnllett.
Term- t<I, with pro log., of rel orning 1 .1'o.
!tis It 53 \I ,N1..1.1,. ow nor.
A printing (flirt' is considered hy
tnanv pot0"n4 In be a ra'her t.(nlgh
place and (i nelaslc(per worker l.kely
t( be a had man. "stet loties, however,
do elft hear 071 that niers-said n ludic',
(n1)1a(rl to a Philadelphia Iiltlletin
reporter. "1st looking over a hook
containing the records (f prisoners 1
110(1 that in the slate Penet.entiary of
Texas, nut (If 3,891 convicts there is
riot a single newspaper man or printer.
Thei0 were however, ministers,
doctors. hankers, barber's, photograph-
ers. barkeepers, cooks, and n(emtlere
111 :411 1,111e1 profewsirnls and ealhngs."
{n 1``ings1on penitential'y Orel et i9
not. one printer.
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Does This Strike You ?
•0000000
AN OPEN LETTER.
.\ t.L 1411/'11 we say AL1., We Meals AL1. 8ubsct•iptions due THE Nti:ws-
itet'u1te must he paid on or before the isuter of DECEMBER of this
year. '1)410 is a platlet of BUSINESS. This paper is not published
any more for /an than a farmer, merchant or mechanic BOWS grain or
works for a living for fun. See the point --your subscription is due --
and many of them long past due. All we want is the money due
this office to meet past and present obligations. The harvest has
been rich and the output cash. Then pay THE NEWS -RECORD your
little indebtedness to the friendly paper which has visited you for a
few cents a week. During the past week we have sent out probably
$3,000 in small accounts and the Leader is doubtless included in ,the
number. Everyone is worth several tithes the amount of the in-
dividual account, and we urge n prompt response. Already several
hundred accounts haye been placed in court for collection, and if this
,final notice is not heeded more must follow. No subscriber should be
more than one year in arrear, and then at the rats of $1.50. Those
who refuse to make a reasonable effort on or before the lot of De-
cember will surely not find fault because we consult our solicitors.
Every subscriber to TUE NEws-RECORD roust be paid up at least to
the present year on or before the 1st of December. The date on
label is a receipt. If not right, give particulars and the matter will
be restified. Pay up and renew your subscription now.
'MARKET REPOIt'I'S.
(Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
o LI NTON.
Fall Wheat 0 78 to 0 80
Barley ... 0 30 to 0 40
Oats.. 0 18 to 022
Peas 0 40 tc 0 42
Potatoes, per bush0 20 to 0 25
Butter ..... 0 1110012
Eggs per doz................ 0 13 to 0 13
Bay 8 00 to 800
Cordwood 3 00 to 3 50
TORONTO FARMERS' MARKET.
Wheat, white.... ......$ 83 to $ 00
do red 81 to 00
do goose , 60 to 00
Peas 48 to 00
Buckwheat 384 to 00
Rye 334 to 34
Oats 24 to 25
Barley " 33 to 40
Hay 14 00 to 1450
Straw, bundled 11 00 to 00
do loose ...... .. .. . 5 00 to 600
Eggs, new laid 15 to 00
Butter, lb. rolls 14 to 18
do Tubs, dairy.. ... 12 to 14
Chickens 25 to 35
Ducks 40 to 50
Turkey, spring . , . 6 to 0
Potatoes....... ... 40 to 00
Dressed hogs 4 50 to 5 25
Lamb.. 5 00 to 700
Beef, hindquarters 4 00 to 7 00
do forequarters 2 50 to 4 00
Mutton 400 to 5 00
Veal 500 to 650
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Milch cows, each $20 00 to $45 00
Export -cattle, per cwti 40 to 3 75
Butchers' choice cattle,cwt 2 75 to 3 00
Butchers' good cattle, cwt 2 25 to 250
Bulls, per cwt ' 2 50 to 325
Shipping Sheep, per cwt, 2 00 to 2 75
Butchers' sheep,per head2 50 to 2 60
Spring lambs, per head225 to 300
Calves, per head 2 0() to 6 50
Choice Bacon hogs,per cwt 3 75 to 3 85
Thick fat hogs, cwt 3 25 to 3 50
Light fat hogs, cwt. 3 65 to 3 75
Sows per cwt 2 75 to 3 00
Stags, per cwt 2 00 to 2 10
Boars, per cwt 1 50 to 1 75
APPLE MARKET ADVANCING.
Mr. W. 11. Smith, wholesale apple
merchant., Toronto, received a cable-
gram from (I. 11. Riche rdson, Liverpool,
which read as follows :- -"Apple mar-
ket now advancing."
A GENERA L'S STORY.
ITR: ItFCLATES T1111 NARROW EH('AF'E OF
11IS I)AU(114TER.
WEAKENED ANI) RUN DOWN HY THE
OPPRESSIVE CLIMATE OF INDIA 511E
I(15'rl'RNRCr TO KN(FLAND - MIEN FIEIR
FATHER FOLLOWED HER Illi FOUND
1155 IN A SERIOUS CONDITION.
From the Hampshire Independent.
There is nothing more interesting
than the talk of our brave defenders,
who have served their Queen and coun-
try in far distant lands. To talk with
an Indian officer, hearing his t'eminis-
(('000s and adventures, is what diose
who have enjoyed it always appreciate.
Consequently (writes; a special reporter
of the Hampshire independent) I was
delighted to receive in'trections to in-
t,r'rview Li*rlt.en'tnt•(iien('ral Shaw, who
has won his spurs in India,
and is now living with his firmly,
in honorable retirement, at. St.
}'aril's Vicarage, Shanklin, Isle of
\\')gilt.. i had grasped the bell -pull
rind given it one tug when the door
opened, mill the general stood before
ine, ion knew he Ives a soldier at
(n00. 1118 nou)ly, 1)1)1'4011 hearing, his
smile, his pleasnnt voice all told you
that you st"vd in the presents of our
Irirrllennnf.(/,neral ,Sh'on.
of Nature's genrlerr)01) 1,nt, ala91 he
held a lime table, land i felt that the
Interview must needs be shout. time
-
ever, he ushered me in Find nt once put
Mr at Inp ense by his affable conversa-
tion.
nut afraid," he Said, "that you
have come a long distance; but let me
know the precise object of your visit."
I explained to the General that 1
was roost anxious, with his consent, to
obtain some personal explanation as to
the narrow escape I had heard one of
his daughters had recently experienced.
At that he brightened visibly. "Yon
must know," he said, "I'nl a bit of an
enthusiast on this point ; but the tale is
very short. My daughter came house
froto India, and when I joined her in
London 1 found her ill in bed. She
tiad rheumatic and neuralgic pains ;
she was perfectly bloodless, and in a
general weak and prostrate condition.
A doctor was seen, but she remained
absolutely colbrless, was in great
wretchedness and suffering from an-
aemia or bloodlessness. She hada kind
of fever, nervous headache and other
pains. Well, f heard of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People. My daugh-
ter took some, and the first box had a
marvellous effect. She regained her
color, lost her pains, and became alto-
gether different. She had quite a glow
upon her. She went on taking the
pills, and I ani glad to tell you that
she recovered completely. I have
recommended Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
to all with whorn I came in contact,
and all who take them derive great
benefit therefrom.
"I have a sister at Jersey, and she
has taken them for a very long time,
and has always recommended them to
other people, and Lound them to do a
great deal of good to all to whore she
has recommended them ; and I, myself,
when I have heard of people being ill,
have taken them or sent them some of
these pills."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills directly en-
rich and purify the blood, and thus it
is that they are so famous for the cure
of anflemia, rhenulatisrn, scrofula, chron-
ic erysipelas, and restore pale and sal-
low complexions to the glow of health.
They are also a splendid nerve and
spinal tunic, and have cured many
rases of paralysis, locomotor ataxia,
neuralgia, St, Vitus' dance, and nor-
vous headache. A specific for all the
troubles of the female, and in men cure
all cases arising from worry, overwork,
or indiscretions of living.
IiiItTI1S.
MoTAoo,%RT. in (Tinton, on Nov. 5, the
wife of :Mr. (00. 1), "44 -Taggart, of a sun.
PHILLIPS. In Clinton, on the Sth Inst., the
wife of 'William Q. Phillips, of a sue,
w'n
1,TFIc4. In '1'uc kersnit til, on the 4th init.,
the wife of Mr. E, Walters. of a eon.
WILLHQN.-in Detroit nn Nov. 3rd, the wife
of Mr. A, J. Sa'illson, of a son.
(14.01.01155. In Ilnllet1, on November 1st the
wife of Mr. John Glousher, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Kiva ('ASK At St. Thomas' church, Sen.
forth, on November hid, by RCN'. J. 4Y. //ori-
gins, Mr. Clement K(ng, of New York, to Miss
Maggie ('ase, 0eco1111 daughter of M rm. F', ('ase.
of :tett forth.
1) E A T 1114.
Yorso. At Newton villa, Colborne town.
ship. (111 Sunda)', Nov. 1st, %4'illiant Yming, aged
Kt years and 7 months.
Wtf.1.1s. in Seaforth, on Thursday, Nevem•
her 5th Annie May 14'(111,, youngest daughter
of Mr. 5th,
Willis, aged 2)) years, one month
and Ili days.
MrKAv.- in Turkersm(th, on Nov, 2nd, Alex,
G. Mr Kay. aged 79 7naN and seven months.
ST1141.1'41/. in flodr'rirh township, nn Nnv.
5)11, Clara. second daughter of Robert Stirling,
aged 31 years and d months.
McItonF14Yy. In Landon township, nn Nor.
5t h, the wife of 1).('.MeIloberl'.)r0e N4(ss(Ante
'
Ion, of Gorlsrlrh tnwnshlp), aged 39 years.
Fifth November.
Th y, 5th November, was the
2914t anniversary of the gunpowder
plot, when all preparations had been
made for blowing u1) both houses of
parliament, with the king. James lot.
and the members of oth houses.
}iappily the diabolical blot Wa0 14(04-
t 710-11. and a number of the plotters
suffered the penalty of death for their
crime. The day Is also nu'ntor:11,1e ley
another event., which as well ns the
frustration of the winnower plot, toter
been instrumental in Working out the
destiny of the British Empire, and wa.s
the first step, so to speak, hi laying
the foundation of that empire 041 whlrh
the sun never sets, the revolnti( 11 of
ililcH. 1)0 "al) November, 113K4, \V Miami,
i'rinrp of Orange, landed his troops at.
Torbay-. 111 i)evonshire. its response 411
t he appeal nt 1 he peo1110 of 1',nklnnd 111
free them from rule of James 'led.
who had violated not only his corium -
1 ion hath. hill. 1 he (•('((5t it 111 inn r,1 Ito'
nation, in grateful renu'nlbranr•o of
Ihosetwn events,'hnnlrl all r'itizen'r,1
11e vast (tnpire, of which this ('ann(1(5
of ours formas a part, remember with
pride and gratitude the ath November,
Mr. John Mrl)onald last week dict a
good dn3'0 threshing for Mr. George
Moffatt, 1011i (•nnee.sion of Isinlnss,
over 199) bushels of groin, the product
(f 50 acres on the latter's farm, being
the result
GUNS! GUNS! GUNS!
\\'e cue prat'tit•al Machinists with a fully equi)1ll4Ml Itl'paie•`ihr(p, \\ 0 rent.,
repair and clean ti 1'NS aid t'S{'.\V1:\ti M.\t'1i1NES of all kind, makes
and styles; If any of the Paris are broken of worn out we eau wake new..
\\'r grind, sharpen ,rod 4w1isit all kinds of h NI \' EM,S('1S
SE..'1'E8, ace., andretrn(per if required.
Itetuuwber we repair everything in the shape of Small Machinery,
lluusehold Utensils, Umbrellas, Parasols and articles of like uature.
Our prices are the lowest that are possible and we guarantee Batista*.
tion.
Buy your Rolls from us --they are the hest.
The Onward B4cycle Co., Clinton.
OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE.
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DUFTON'S WOOLEN STOKE.
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The ()uality of our Goods are always the Best in Value.
coloring and designs.
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All Goods are marked at Lowest Prices, and Square
Dealing is tt factor with ofd customers and is constantly
adding new ones,
A. Strong Point is we are always careful to do exactly what we advertise to
do. Here are a few of the tunny Bargains we are offering :-
Ladies' and Children's Woolenwear.
Special line of Children Fine Woolen Hoke
Ladies' Fine Cashmere Hose 25c. '
Ladies' Fine all wool Ribbed Hose
Boys' Black Ribbed Hose. .25c. •'
FLANNELS.
• 20c. per pais..
Call and see our 26 inch Grey Flannel for 13c. per yd.
20 " Light Gt'ey Flannel for 25c. "
26 " Grey Flannel 18c. "
26 " Military Flannel 25c.
And also Red Check Flannel 25c.
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A. C. Duf'ton Opposite Macon House,
Clinton.
New Furniture
ANI)
UNDERTAKING Store,
,Brick Block, Clinton. (Near Fair's Mill,l�
VPe have now opened out one of the nicest and best
assorted lines of FURNITURE ever seen in this section.
You are kindly invited to call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.,
Broadfoot, Box & Co.
Cable to -dad, !Heavy Working Pant
jT1arIet Firmer.
---" QUOTATIONS4-
Baldwins 9/ to 10/0
Spy 10 to 11/0
}sings 10/4) to 12/11
Russets 14) to 13/10
Gr00uings 8,0 to 1(1,11
Slacks sell 1 tot shillings Tess.
Arrivals from 4.11 August 1890 to
24th October 1806, 475,(110 barrels
against to sante dine 1895, 71,328 barrels,
Arrivals this week, October 31st, 1406,
414,934 barrels, last week 107,782 barrels.
Decrease 42,848 barrels less in this
week.
'gas. Alla. ti
James Steep.
Remember the Date,
Nov. 14th.
Thor whit ha Oitarrh and 1vho roll nil (ho
atsr,r date will hr gn on 0 (term', idr' inhaler
nn+l sleds nu' fur the 1 err of 1l'at .11,1.8140 lir i111
r111t 11111 ins In i.a) me rent in ;'1(0
Afl.'r n fair Ir(al at 1one nun lomat anti the
lisle+i\ 1,rnllw ,n.v'r l"+•.fel &� •,"e 1.' remitted
II. lis tat) for ••nine if sol +stj-1io41 in el Pry
respee t the retailer 1Iu1 Ili• ret toned 111 oar rx'
1101101 ne.l (1 hnrg.' $1110 rlu(d'
NV, ha', thnn•:uut• 111 10 ler- from n11 sorts
and emeltt toes of (nr'0 no') mules Wiling l,1
(•111-1, not nnly rem:oknblr. Intl In tunny .a14.44's
0(1rneoln11".
Ilring nn nnnel 11I1li cn11, iilst 10010 vonr
rami and n,ldn•,+ ani too (e'1r.''( Mot u ill
'x010 %(111 illy rt.too.1) 1$0 nbnl e h1.'nil terms 0)
.nIlingnt 4 ((1)1)4'.'- Ilr•Ig--oPrr.i In11nn.
11(11.51'.' Nov. lit h. Phis slyerKooi nn also%/'
dna.' ,n11
ilave you pairs the nrrenrs 11110 for
subeerit,ti(n to Tule NF:1C1-115rn1)1)
if not plea0e d(1 so nt once ns we run
find 1190 for 1.110 nl(ncv, raper and
ink canot irepro0ured without
money, ne'itiler can hands he psid to
get nut the paper. Promises to pay
will nor take 1114. place of rut rent coin.
\\-r only ask what t9 justly doe us.
So please do your duty.
We have just received a line
Heavy Worki"g Plants worth
the ordinary way $3.00.
(AIR PRICE IS $$.
of
in
A line of Black Jean Overalls will
he sold at 00c, a little better line at $I.
They are made with absolutely cannot-
rip seams. Wear then) once and you
will wear no other. We always keep
a full line of Underclothing,
TIES
SHIRTS,
BRACES,
HATS and CAPS.
Don't forget our $20 black Suit -
it is worth the prise.
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A. J. HOLLOWAY,
CLINTON.
An Outrageous Suggestion.
A Medical Heath officer in Colum -
P enacted !•1 ro-
t Indiana, . WADI alaw n ct i
ins, {n lou n, Inspro-
hibiting kissing. 11e hes been moved
to this rash proposal heernise n young
elan in that city caught diphtheria
from his sweelheert by kissing her. it,
would he a much better ,Ian for the
Health officer to sneer(' 1111' adoption
of a law prohibiting diphtheria than
to interfere with what ow,eth('arts re-
gard 1(5 one of their most delightful
prerogatives. It would he as ('8.037
to interdict the disease as to pelt a Alsip
10 osc(tlal ion by ('(Illhle9 who are, in
that soft rand sheeny period that every
properly constituted) man and woman
properly
t14 1105•15 t hrollgh.
It is hard emeigll at present for an
rodent swain to elude the )5'ntrhf(ll eye
of a stern mamma or the gel win gaze
of the chaperone long enough to snatch
a kiss from the rosebud mouth all
girls have rnsel11d mouths nt Ihis time
of his inalImrnt.rt, without having the
fear of the i11w in his mind at the sante
tits.'. If Gm). Ilea1114 nffIeee had iean
an Irishman he never would have
dreamt of Hulking such n. prnpo+'ition.
ile is probably one of the wind -dried
denizens of the Indiana city who
doe'sn't. known a good thing when he
sees it.
Alma retains the rhnmpionship foot -
hall cup. defonting i)ullin at Sea-
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