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Home Opticians.. .
AV have given
ealiefactiun. \Y e
have fitted easy
cases, difliculteases,
and cae.s that had
tailed to get relief
from more thanou3
IIS' tr,trolsing Optician,
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p'jll� iI p �Ceaatul bHeaude we
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iIillllill 1111111. have made it a
spooinity. WE
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li�l I 11''l We say to you as
a
:::t7 •Y III i�l��j , i ii''I one who either
l i needs glasses or who
is sure to need
them some time,
We will look after
your eyesight, test
it carefully from
j time to time, supply
i you with Glasses
when necessary,
change lenses when
necessary and allow
you to tells no Fiske
f I�j li by guaranteeing to
fa cion
l olveyousatls c
at a moderate cost or
REFUND YOUR
I MONEY. Free test
4 env time. We are
always here. On
such terms do you
not think it to your
advantage to deal
with us, your
HOME OPTICIANS t
Graduate Druggists.
" Run & Wilson, Graduate Opticians.
Name after name of satisfied customers as
1 references if desired.
ELECTRIC
DOOR BELLS.
D.tnl+ee John tCllitrlti►u. LGGUNS s GUNS! GUNS 1
overneA irurin
u Koe.
Tho Grit party is going to stay by �
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Charlton. It dotes not tltattel' whether
Barley ..........................
he was tient to Washington by Mr.
Is a good thing in its
Laurier, or whether, he went, to the
American capitol to hook out for his
)lace but it so often
her"oral interests its at IuuiLeruratn. It
I
gets in places where it
is quite ,-%•Ment that the Grit party is
m ot disposed to resent the un -Canadian
should not be. One of
xttitudc lie took in his talks with Am-
Eggs per doz..................
erican politicians. The evidence of
those places Is your
this is found in the Toronto Globe, in it
1WatCh
three-cohunu glorification of the Yaa,-
Apples per bush .............
kee member of the Canadian pat•lia-
Your Watch
nient, in which the uran who would
lead Calla(laa away trout Great Britain
Ducks pet, lb .................
j and into the arms of Brother Jona-
Needs cleaning and oil-
than is described as being all that is
I goad.
ing Once every two
But the Globe goes just it little too
if would re-
Years you wouI
far in the following paraga l)h :
The estimation in which Mr. Chai•t-
Serve its tilde -Beeping
tun was held by the litre leader of the
qualities.
Conservative pawky, Sir John Mae -
Don-ild, is evident from the fact that
'1
1 his
Just�
upon two occasions overturns were
made to hint to take a se t in the
With
25 to 40
cabinet of thatgentleman. grins
4 50 to .5 50
facetiousness on the haat occagion he
How marry millions of
declared that lata would entertain the
times 111 a year the hal
l)roposition favorably if Sir John would
abolish the franchise act, undo the ger-
ance wheel turns on its
tymander swindle and go in for reci-
procity with the United States.
aX1S It does
Sir John MacDonald, being dead,
Sir
not rest at night either
cannot contradict that slander; but it
like ordinary machines
will take better evidence than pious
Mr. Charlton's word to make anybody
but beeps rlcrllt at its
believe that Sir John ever seriously
a
proposed to take the Yankee into his
work unceasingly. You
cabinet. Even his own friends, the
011 Orli SEWIn ma-
Y g
Grits, cannot see in hien any qualiflea-
tion for the cabinet, and have care -
chine daily or weekly
fully left hint out, of it. Sir John Mae -
Thick fat hogs, cwt .........
Donald was not a perfect man; he had
Light fat hogs, cwt..... ,
his faults; bast lie never was guilty of a
strument of precision---
desire to slake Yankee Jchn Charlton
your watch -1s allowedat
,member of a Canadian govern -
to go ullcared for until
it is clogged with dirt
GAVE AWAY HIS CRUTCHES.
We. have recently pat a Sys -
tern of electric door bells in the
residences of
REV. R. MILLYARD,
WM. SPARLING, :
WM. HARLARD, Sr.,
WM. MENNELL.
T. C. EDIVIONDS.
ALEX. ARMSTRONG,
Who are thoroughly satisfied
with our work and to whom we
refer you. We would like to
put the same system in your
house or store.
We have the latest and best styles of
Bells, Batteries and
Buttons.
We are prepared toguarantee every- 1
thing for One Year. Our,
charges are moderate, from
$2.50 to $5.00
We. will be pleased to call and.
submit prices and samples.
Saar I_es of our work on view
at riovEY'S DRUG STORE.
Take time to look at the-,-
please.
he-please.
Gibbings & Doherty.
B. J. GIRiiI W. G, DOHERTY.
TIB 10BRINS UNK.
locorporated by Actor Parliament 1866.
CAPITAL, $2,000,000
REST, $1,400,000
Head Office. - MONTREAL.
J. H. R. MOLSON, President.
F. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager.
Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American ex.
change bought and sold.
INTERasT ALLOWED oN DEPosiTs
SAVINGS BANK,
Interest allowed on sums of $1 and tip.
F-A-RD/I7371RS_
Money advanced to farmers on their own notes
with one or more endorsers. No mortgage re-
quired no security.
H. 0. BREWER, Manager,
December, 1.496. CLINTON.
A Genuine
Non-Leakable
FouAtain Pen . .
I have just imported direct from
the States a perfect Non-Leakable
Fountain Pen, which is guaranted
not to leak no matter in what
position you carry it. I have
secured the agency for these pens,
call and see them work and you
will be satisfied, they are simply
perfect. No more bother when
you buy one of these as they
can't leak and are solid 14k Gold
Pointe.
R
ball,
B. 1.111E
JEWELER and TELEPHONE Office,
CLINTON.
I
and stops.
The Best Oil
Ever, invented—the kind we use
—will become dirty and thick in
time, in this condition it wears
the pivots and destroys that
exactness of their, fit in " the
Jewel -holes which is necessary
to a correct perforMance.
Let me look at your
*watch. I will give YOU
a conscientious opinion
--as to whether it needs
attention. If it don't
need cleaning I'll tell you so,
P. B. Crews.
Jeweler.
With 11 years Experience,
Clinton Laundry
Huron Street.
Our work as usual is flrst class and guaran-
teed, while praucs arare_Tower than ever. We
make a specialty alio of Family Washing, and
call for the goody and deliver them free.
giv Call and see how nntcgl we can do for little
money.
C. CONSIGN EY,
Huron 5t., Clinton.
opposite Couanlerciaal Hotel.
ALWAYS UP-TO-DATE
rR
STRATFORD, ONT.
A lnrggc, elegantlyy oquiPPed commercial school
-NONE; BL'C1, IN CANADA Students
may enter at any time. Write Por catalogue.
W.J. F,LLIOTT, Principal.
Dog Lost,
Lost in Clinton, on or about January 21st, a
Black Cocker Spaniel Dog. Answers to natne
of "Larry." A suitable reward will be paid on
return to owner at the office of James Scott,
Barrister, Clinton.
It is nowp�retty certain that the Do-
minion Parliament will not meet until
about the middle of March.
The London Lancet states on au-
thority that the condition of the Queen
dotas not give any anxiety to her medical
advisers,
Mark Twain has lost all his fortune,
and is living in very modest, lodgings in
London and working from morning to
night.
The Canadians who had been detain-
ed at Ellis Island since their arrival
from Brazil were sent back to Canada
on Saturday evening week.
The Chicago police have under arrest
George F. McDonald and Edward
Noyes, who some years ago helped to
swindle the Bank of England out of a
million pounds sterling.
J. W. Robertson, Manager of the
People's Coal Company at Berlin, and
a young woman belonging to that
town are missing. Rob,•rtson's ac-
t ounts are about $100 short.
Ada Powell, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Powell, of Exeter, died
there Wednesday. Deceased had been
a sufferer for nearly three years, but
was able to eo around until within a
few days previous to her death, which
came suddenly atlast. She had reach•
ed the age of nearly 16 years.
A meeting of the creditors of W.
southcott, of Exeter, was held last
Monday. James Miller was appointed
assignee by a vote of the creditors,
The liabilities were found to be $2,300
with assets $1,200. Messrs. R. E,
Pickard, N. Dyer Hurdon and John
Treble were appointed inspectors. It
was decried to sell the stock en -bloc,
The liabilities of John southcott
amount to $2,000 with nominal assets
of, $1,000. Messrs. Thos. Sweet and
James Snell were appointed in,
spectors.
THE STORY OF MR. J. MCDONOGII OF
TIVERTON, ONT.
BUFFERED FROM TWO BEV ERE ATTACKS
OF RHFUMATISM—DOCTORS FEARED
THF TROUBLE WAS GOINO TO HIS
HEART—PINK PILLS CURED HIM AND
HE GAVE AWAY HIS CRUTCHES.
From the Tiverton Watchman.
Anyone seeing the rohust health and
active form of Air. Jack McDonogh,
who 19 managing Mr. A. Gilch l'ist's
harness business during his absence in
Scotland, would be considerably sur-
prised to learn that only two years ago
he was a confirmed invalid and unable.
to walk without the aid of crat.clips.
But such is the case, and hearing of
his retuarkable cure from the exer•nciAt-
ing agony of lnfiaintna.ter•y rheuma.
tism by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, a representative of the Watch-
man called upon him to learn the par-
ticulars. Mr. McDonogh was found
working at the harness bench, as well
and active as any young roan in the
country, and in reply to a question
about his cure said:—"Yes, mine was
quite it remarkable case. Two years
ago last spring, while :at home in
Wingham, i was suddenly taken down
with rheumatism, my feet and ankles
swelling so that 1 could not even pu
on an overshoe. I was in bed for
three weeks cinder the, cars of as doctor,
and had to use crutches for a loo
time after that. The next spring the
rheulnatt•isnl canoe back again, worse
than ever, Attacking all tuy joints, but
principally my ankles, knees, hips,
elbows and wrists. The doctor gaye
ore very little encouragement, and
,said he was afraid of it. going to lily
heart and- killing Ine. I hacl read 4
great deal :about Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, .and the cures they lead wrought,
and I determined to ti y them. At first
I did not notice much change, but
before I had taken a half dozen boxes I
was so much improved that I hard
given away my crutches and have
never required their use since. I still
took'the Pink Pili, for some time long
er and I have never had touch of
rheuu)Rtism since, and hope I never
nlay. I can say that Pink Pills cured
me of a bad case of rhellmaltisill and
I cheeifullyrecomrnend there to other:
suffering as I did.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills strike It(
the root of the disease, driving It frau
the system and restoring the patient
to health and strength. In cases of
paralysis, spinal troubles, locotnntol
ataxia, sciatica, rheumatism, erysipe
Ins, scrofulous troubles, etc., these. pill:
are superior to all other treatment
They are also it specific for the trouble:
which make the lives of so roan)
worsen a burden, anti speedily r estor(
the rich glow of health to hale ane
sallow cheeks. Men broken clown b)
overwork, worry or excesses, will fin(
in Pink Pills a certain cure. Sold b)
all dealers, or sent by mail post aid, al
50c. a box, or six boxes for $T50, b)
addressing the Dr. Williams' Medicin(
Co„ Brockville, Ont., or Schenectady
N. Y: Beware of imitAltions and sub
stitutes alleged to be "just as good."
It has been said, and it has not been
authoritatively contradicted. that Lire
solicitor -general of Canada, accoln-
ppauie•d by a Roman Catholic lawyer of
Pluglaud, has been sent by the govern
went of Canada to Rome to hold cou-
sultatiou with the Pope, on it matter
affecting the government of this
country. It iv difficult to believe that
Mr. Laurier, the courageous chariapiori
of freedom, who is alleged to have
bearded the episcopal lion in his Que-
bec den, should go to the foreign head
of a church fur advice or help in the
governing of C'antda. But the asser-
tion has been wade that it is so, and
the statement has not been deuied. In
the case of Abbe Proulx it was denied
1
t to consult the Pope
that he was sent t s t
in the matter of the Manitoba school
question ; but subsequent event show-
ed that the denial was not warranted
by the fact,
Perhaps the Toronto Globe will give
us it little light on this question i' Per-
haps the Globe will undertake to deny
that the solicitor -general has been sent
by the government to consult the Pope
and get his advice to help in the pro-
per, governing of this country. Surely
the Globe, which has so valiantly been
whacking this Quebec bishops for their
interference in matters appertaining to
secular government, cannot stand idly
by and see the Pope, at the request of
the pi•euaier of Canada, giving his help
and advice in matters which are en-
tirely the business of the state. Sure-
ly the Globe—after its tremendous
battle with the Queb ea bishops—can-
not consent to have this country virtu-
ally governed by the Pope.
British Sul>,jects Starving by The
tllulion.
India needs our help; the famine is
upon her, and w. -cording to the estinia-
tes of the highest authorities, the lives
of six millions of people are in danger—
a British population greater than that
of all Canada. Both the Imperial and
Indian Governments are moving in the
the work of relief ; but this is a case
that cannot be left to governments
alone. It appeals to humanity gener-
ally. The people of Britain have taken
up the work of belief, and their ex-
ample is being followed in other lands.
Even the Russians are sending money
and food to India.
Canadians cannot turn a deaf ear to
the cry of their fellow British subjects
in the far East, and the means of send-
ing effectual assistance has now been
provided. A Relief Fund—the first to
be started in Uanada—has been opened
by the Montreal Star newspaper, and
its publisher has headed the subset ip-
tion list with it donation of five hun-
dred dollars. Premier Laurier has
written the Star a letter in which he
expresses hearty approval of the relief
movement, and he contributes a hand-
some cheque to the fund.
A joint- memorial signed by all the
Protestant clergymen of Montreal has
been received by the Star- expressing
atpproval and support of the Relief
Fund movement.
Every snbscription to the Star's Fa-
t, mine Fond, great or small, will be
publicly acknowledged.
€+ News Notes.
On Saturday weer while John Haawk-
sbaw, of Exeter, was stabling his
horses, he met with an accedent which
might have cost him his life. As one
of the animals was going into the box
stall a strap caught, causing the horse
to jerk back suddenly, knocking Mr.
Hawkshaw against the wall and rend-
ering him insensible, in which condi-
tion he was found some time after-
wards by Mr. Harvey. Mr. Hawk-
show has since been confined to his
room, having sustained severe bruises.
The Post Office Department calls at-
tention to the fact that the rules now
permit the return to the senders
direct, without being forwarded to the
dead letter branch and without charge
except as noted below, of letters which
fail of delivery to the address, pro-
vided they bear upon the faco or back
the name and address of the sender.
Request letters are returned at the end
of the period specified, and letters
with the name and address only at
the end of two weeks. These letters
are not subject to any fee upon re-
turn, and the only charge made is in
the case of letters originally insuffici-
ently prepaid, where the original rat-
ing is collected. Delay in returning,
caused by the forwarding of undeliver-
ed correspondence to the dead letter
branch, as well as the payment of the
returned letter fee, can be avoided if
the public will take advantage of the
regulation above set forth, and have
their names and addresses printed
upon all letters mailed.
Mr. Gladstone is devoting a portion
of every day to another greitt work oil
the Olympian religion.
Mr. Ball Caine, the novelist, has de-
clined a request to contest a seat in the
House of Uomulous.
Owing to the expected aceouchinent
it will not be possible for the Duchess
of York ;o visit Canada this year.
(fol. Robert Ingersoll has given up
the practice of law, and will devote
his entire time to the lecture platform.
The Bank of Montreal has subscrib-
ed five thousand dollars, and the Mol -
sons Bank fifteen hundred dollars, to
the Montreal Stair Indian Relief fund.
MARKET REPORTS.
(corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
CLINTON.
Fall wheat ...................
0 80 to 0
Barley ..........................
0 30 to 0
Oats .............................
0 17 to 0
Peas....... .......................
0 36 tc 0
Potatoes, per hush..........
0 20 to 0
Butter ...........................
0 11 to 0
Eggs per doz..................
0 13 to 0
day .................. I .... I ... ....
8 00 to 8
Cordwood ......................
3 00 to 3
Apples per bush .............
0 15 to U
Dried Apples per Ib........
0 02 to 0
Ducks pet, lb .................
0 05 to 0
Turkeys per lb ..............
0 06 to 0
Geese per Ib ..................
0 05 to 0
Chickens per pair............
0 25 to 0
TORONTO F'ARMERti MARKET.
Wheat, white. , .. ..... $
86 to $ 871
do red ................
85 to 86
do goose ..............
68 to 00
Peas ....................
43 to 44
Buckwheat .............
32h to 00
Rye ......... ...........
33 to 34
Oats .....................
22 to 00
Barley........... • .....
30 to 341
Hay ... .. .........1250 to 1400
Straw, bundled.........
700 to 000
do loose. ...... .. .....
600 to 7 00
Eggs, new laid...... , ...
18 to 21
Ducks ..................
40 to 00
Butter, lb, rolls.........
15 to 17
.do Tubs, dairy...... .
11 to 12
Chickens ...............
25 to 50
Turkeys .................
7 to 8
Geese ................. .
6 to 7
Potatoes ....... ... ....
25 to 40
Dressed hogs...........
4 50 to .5 50
Reef, hindquarters......
400 to 5 50
Lamb.. ...... ..........
6 50 to 750
do forequarters......
250 to 350
Mlitton.................
400 to 600
TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Milch cows, each ...... $22 00 to $35 0(
Export cattle, per cwt.....
3 70 to 4 0(
Butchers' cattle,cwt ..... 300 to 3 2l
Butchers' good cattle, cwt 2 00 to 271
Bulls, per cwt............
2 75 to 3 2f
Stockers & Feede's perewt 2 50 to 3 (I(
Shipping Sheep, per cwt..,
300 to 3 D
Butchers' sheep,per head..
2 50 to 3 0(
Lambs, per cwt........ ,
• . 400 to 436
Calves,per head ......... 41 4 00 to 6 0(
Choice Bacon hogs,per cwt 4 13 to 4 21
Thick fat hogs, cwt .........
3 50 to 3 N
Light fat hogs, cwt..... ,
...3 40 to 3 6(
Sows per cwt ............
..2 75 to 3 O(
Stags, per cwt ..........
• . 1 75 to 2 O(
Boars, per cwt............ 1 00 to 1 N
We are practical Mach tit ists with at fully equipped Repair Shop. We rent
repair and clean GUNS and SE\VING MACHINES of all kind, makes
and styles; if any of the parts are broken or, worn out we can make new.
We grind, sharpen and polish all kinds of KNIVES,SUISSORS,
SKATES, &c., and retempet if required.
Retuetaibev we repair everything in the shape of Small Machinery,
Household utensils, Uulbrellas, Parasols and articles of like nature.
Our prices are the lowest that are possible and we guarantee satisfac
tion.
Buy gout 340113 from us—trey are the best.
The Onward. Bicycle Co., Clinton.
OPPOSITI? MAItiKET SQUARE.
A Snap
For Consumers.
O. OLSON is giving 24 lbs Redpat'h's Granulated Sugar
for $1 to every purchaser of $1. worth of Groceries, in-
cluding 1 lb, of `?5c, 40c or 50c Tea.
We also have other, Bargains, 11 lbs. choice Oatmeal for 25c.
FLOUR of choice quality $2,25 per cwt., on which we
give a premium as well as a low price.
Come to us for your Bran and Shorts.
Gond, Clean Gratin Wanted.
O. OLSON, Victoria Street, Clinton.
D u f t o n
1��v�
WOOLLEN STORE.
Big Reduction in Yarns,
special for this Week, -
Don't miss this sale . of Yarns. Come
early and get first choice. Not less than
a lb. in one lot.
YARNS. - - - We have reduced our 50c. yarn to 40c.
a lb. for this week only.
A. C. Dufton O Mason H use,
Clinton.
STA TIONERY and SUPPLIES.
000•00000**00900
HE NEWT S -RECORD
Stationery Department
Carries it superior stock of Pens, Pencils, Pads, Writing Papers, En-
velopes, Writing Pads, Mourning Writing Paper and Envelopes,
Memoriam Volders, Programme Folders, Wedding Stationery; also
Scribblers. Inks, &a, otic. No better Goods or value is offered iri the
County of Itnvon.
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THE NEWS -RECORD, Clinton.
Lieut -Governor Kirkpatrick is pro-
i3Eswrrnr:RrcK. Born in C;orric, on Monday-, I gressing very favot ably towards re-
Jan.l8th, (lie wife of Jacob licswitherick of covert'. It is not possible Vet to fix
sou. _ the date of his return to Canada.
DEATHS. hits
McPhail. the defeated candidate.
hats entered •t protest against the elec-
STEvENsoN.—In Clinton, on Jan. 24th, Alice tion of Mr. T. O. Davis in Sasketche-
Stevenson, releet of the late Thoa. stevensoh, wan.
aged 82 years and 7 months.
KELLY.—At Houseof Refuge, Clinton, on The Indian Government has ordered
Jan 25th, win. Kelly-, formerly of Brussels, the stoppage on February 2nd of all
ageA 76 years. pilgrim traflle from B„mbay to Kara-
DERnicrr.—At the London Asylum, London, Chi, on account of the plague.
formerly of Goderich, on .Jan. 25th., Agnea Der-
Aek.aired 43 vears. r • , r_ -_ -_,-._ —,_--
News Notes.
It is understood that the New Bruns-
wick election protests have been aban-
doned by both parties.
Mr. James Rowaand, ex-M.P. for
West Bruce, died at his residence in
Saugeen town$hip on Sunday night,
aged 07.
According to official returns the pro-
duction of pig iron in Canada more
than doubled during the last fiscal
year, 84,607 tons having been produced,
as against 31,641 in the previous year.
Representative educationists fromall
wparts of the United States gathered in
artford, Conn., to do honor to Dr.
Henry Barnard, who was the first in-
cumbent of the office of United States
Commissioner of Education. Mr.
Jaynes L. Hughes, of Toronto, read a
paper.
William Tisdale, who lived fourteen
miles north of Pilot Mound, Man., was
frozen to death lastweek. Search par-
ties are still looking for- his body.
The betrothal is announced of the
Hereditary Prince of Saxe -Coburg, the
eldest son of the Duke of Edinburgh,
to Princoss Feodore of Saxe-Meinin-
gen.
According to statistics prepared in
Albany, N. Y., the average of wages
paid in New York, State to working
men is $436 a year, compared with
$551 in Ontario.
Mr. Henry T. Ince, a prominent bar-
rister, of Toronto, fell on the icy side-
walk on Younge street on Saturda,
week, striking the back of his head.
The fall ruptured a blood vessel in the
head, which resulted in death at five
o'clock last Sunday evening.
ed to have waited on George Wash-
ington at the licme of his former
owner, died at Ridgeway, Ont., at the
pgde of 115. His widow is 103 years
1A serious case of mock marriage has
just corse out in which Marion Devlin,
a young girl of very respectable par-
ents has been the victim. On De-
cember 26th she was married at
the Exchange Hotel to one Michael
McKinnon, a well-to-do barber by A
than who represented himself its the Rev..
Dr. Kerr. A number of friends wit-
nessed the fake ceremony and no sus-
picion was ever entertained by any one
thea all was not right until a few days
a o when the girl learned that Dr.
herr had been.irt Erglitnd for the past
two months. She immediately left
McKinnon. and Saturday morning he
wits at -rested along with one Peter
Timmons, who, it is alleged, person-
ated the clergyman. The penalty for
the offence is seven year's imprison-
ment,
Lady Scott can hardly be said to be
languishing in a prison cell, while serv-
ing her term of eight months' imprison-
ment, for libeling her son-in-law, Earl
Russell. She is not treated like a com-
man mortal. Two rooms in Holloway
Prison are set apart for her use, and
are specially furnished for herby her
eon -in-law Dick Russell, who paid the
costs of her trial. Her wine and food,
papers and books are supplied from
outside. A seelatlly paid matron waits
upon her. Lady Scott will shortly
F1Flead that her, health is breaking down
the confinement, and ask that
her sentence be commuted, but, if
public opinion be regarded, the Homr.
Office will require the full term shall
be served,