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.WHEAT
1a
Bushel _.�
IT is first approaching the
Mark find you'll never he
better able to afful•d the
[[rice 0f it bushel or two to
flx n�t your sight than you
full. lo
will be t lis u luuriv
your sight is failing and that
you don't Svc as well its you
used to, especially in the t4tiu-
111gs. If you have been wear-
ing glirsses for souta t.inle,
chances aIle they fire getting
Itwrty front you. You treed the
lenses changed. Han a us test
your eyes and fit you with It
part- of our comfit t glasses.
You'll wish you had gut them
Avtsooner. $1 will do.
0°9
Allen & Wilsol
Graduate Druggists & Opticians.
YOU fare going to have
looney to spend this
fall. We watt souse
of it in return for goods you
want, and remember, that
the drugs you want title the
v— kind we sell, PURE ONES,
77
it
c: Quick
St®p
AND LOOK AT OUR
106 Blouse Sat3
We have juste received another lot of
them. Having sold over 100 pairs,
Which cleaned us out, but managed to
secure another lot which we will sell
at 10 cents the set, and are doubtful
if •they can be duplicated at this price.
Come and get a set before they aro all
gone. They won't last lung, Our •lac•
line won't last long.
Eiieor
n" vinz
We do Engraving in (lie
very neatest and latest style,
'�•- and do it while you wait.
1-•P••—
J
e Rumball,
Jeweler, Clinton.
DO YOU SEE?
Ever sfneo we atarted in busuo•,s, 12 years ago,
t hasbeen our cus'on, to refund nroneyor exchange
goods for anything bought of us that was act entire•
ly satisfactory.
This rule applies to every brvnah of our business
the Spectacle Departmantincludcd,
we fit spectacles aocurateiy and sel'ontifleally
and know when a customer is property fitted. In
ease we fail to suit you we will of course return you
the amount paid, but we are plessiJ to nay that
every Customer we have fittod has been no delighted
with their glasses that money could not buy them
back. Remember the words—SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
00000000
W. Cooper & Co.,
CLINTON.
The Merchant's Dispatch,
Clinton.
I have purchased from Mr. Thomas Ilillock
his draying plant and ann prepared to execute
all orders promptly at reasonable prices.
Wecial attention win be given to the delivery
all classes of merchandise, the conveyance
of g000s to all residential part.:; of the tol%vit, a.nrl
the removai of honsch6ld good+ tinct furniture.
Every order ontrusted to nuc will receive my
Personal and careful attention. Itesidonce on
Isaac street, one block south of Oliver John-
ston's.
Trunks and valises delivered to and from the sta-
tion to all parts of the town. orders left at Me"
Otachcrty's or Hill & Joyner's will receive prompt
attention.
977.21 JAMEH DUNFORII.
FALL TERM SEPT. IST.
STRATFORD, ONT.
A lite, go -a -head school that thoronghly pre-
pares young men and women for business lido,
Attendance this year double that of last year,
Only mankind of business education given to
our students trod that "the best." Wvlt.e fel
circulars.
W,J, ELLIOTT. Princirml.
W. JAGKSON7 i� Arent
r
Northwest Transportation Co.
TIMELY 1VA R NI NU.
In the Inst provincial general elec
Expensive tuts the Con,
ervntives failed to rifer,,
thirteen seats by fill liver age mino•ft;
of sixty-five to each seat, eleven o
*Watches ivhic•h were won by Liberals and tw(
by Vatxons. Only live of these sent:
y 148, the have mu
any of thein utde wea held iu the former asseulbly b)
by the hest watch talent to C.011lit't'victives.
he fotlud anywhere and Two beats only were won by ('onset••
cases to ldeae extrawtgent titA('• vatives by majorities of 26 and M res.
But time -keeping qualities do pectively foal there is fru doubt shat
not alwitys depend un high the will Ifs held b ('onservatites in
price. We sell it first class watch, one Y y
we guarantee to 1-1111 within nue ruin- next elections.
tate a luotith fit $8. if it fails to dal SIX of tine sixongest Corso tI-va.tive
this bring it back find we will exchange ridings in the province were lust to
it or refund you your money. Ifyour Patrons and it is almost It certainty to
watch is stoppiutr does ues not keep say that Conservatives will curt y every
correct, time bring it to its and have it Otte of thein fit the ensuing elections.
repaired right. • Patronise) and Griiism were tui often
syuunytlous in the House for the Pa-
('leuuin $1 111) trots to reap the advantages that they
i, did in 1804 front honest and confiding
Mainspring, $1 (N) Conservative voters.
If our friends will look dolefully
after the voters lists and everywhere
Lost, pat their strongest Inert tip as eandi.
dates success will ire ours in the corning
between Brucefield and Clin- struggle. The province is ripe fora
ton, ladies' open face silver' change. The people have had Hardy-
bagin watch Finder will be Ross & Uo. long enough and are pre -
rewarded by leitving at this ptued to give the other side It fair trial,
store. J'wenty-six years of Liberal rule at one
stretch is enough. A cleauitg out will
do good.
'atch the Voters' Lists.
pews�—
Now is the time tbor friend-- through-
out Ontario to thwart the plan of the
0 9 Now
Comhillatiou in kite corning elec-
tions. heretofore when tiny nieinher
of the Opposition becrune offensive to
Jeweller and the high-toned chaps who sit an the
Expert Watch treasury benches by attacking vigor-
0
nsly their methods of carrying on the
Repairer. iilfairs of the province, and exposed
•• - - -- - - — their trickery, waste and incompe-
tence, that nleinber wits singled out
Tanglefoot, for special attention by the govern-
ment. Money was freely used to
Wilson Fly Pads, defe-tt, hint, calnnnny wits heaped upon
his head, prejudices were stirred up to
Insect Powder, alienate votes against him, and every
kind of misrepresentation was used to
Insect Powder Guns, bring about his disconifitnre at the
polls. The government stopped at
00090000 nothing known to either genius or
villainy to destroy hint politically if in
Combe's Iron their power. And as the Liberal lead-
ers of Ontario have clone in former
Blood Pills campaigns they will cicl again on these
• . lines. By watching the voters' lists
now in course Of preparation our
Are in great demand -till friends may be able to avert this dang.
the year round. They aro er and render it impossible for the
government to carry out their scheme.
, direct. food for the blood, Let every Conservative see that every
the use of these pills will orae in his polling division favorably to
the Conservative cause in Ontin•ib has
change the pale and sallow his naute on the new lists, for by these
complexion into the ruddy lists the fake of the two parties will be
decided in rAs than one year from the
glow of health. Price 25c present tithe.
Per box or 5 boxes for $1 We could point Out certain members
and candidates of the 'Conservative
00 ov o� v o
Flarty who will tit the right time
e thus attacked because the govern-,
ment fears their criticisms in the
Jas. H. Combe friend and o;>p well
tthe platform, but our
friends know retry well to lvhool we
refer, If conservatives fail to do their
duty by these n)en it will be an inex-
chemist and Druggist. c•us;ablc neglect and will weaken out -
fol ces
urfalces very materially at the critical
--�--` tinle. The tide is running with ars :and
victory is within grasp. Again we call
Are you thinking upon our friends tolook after the
voters' lists. Now's the day and
Of getting a naw's the holo•.
Watch? CU1111ENV TOPICS.
a
S'cifc•�t et•' I• $1('00(1'
49' '�Ve have always a largo assort•
ment to choose from in Gold,
Gold filled, Siver and Silveroid
Cases, also a Isrge stock of
>,uovelnents in Ladies' and
Gents' sizes. Call and examine
our Goods. No trouble to show
them. You will have a good
variety to choose from as we
are constantly buying new
goods,
SPECIAL ATTENTION is given to
WATCH REPAIRING either
in English, American or Swiss.
Our watchmaker is thoroughly
acquainted with all grades and
makes, he has all the latest
improved tools to work with
and is sure to give satisfaction.
A call solicited.
Estate
J. Biddlecombe
,1 1 l L. 1 .rllrl 7. ), 111 out
electluu.
When thieves fall out, loot: for blood
--or, JUSTICH. fall.
out,
eat dog" is flow fast becoming
the (]rit political axloni.
Will NIr. Cameron's familiar photo
ai)pear in this week's Signal p
Yankee &ohr) Charlton has learned
that there is no place like home.
At this rn,te the fences will soon he
down and the bad Tories will be ushered
in.
If you don't see what vcu want, ap-
ply to the Laurier party --if you have
it pull on the Member.
What it delightful time the Tories
will have in making (it -it officials "walk
the plank," Its John 1VleMillan would
say.
The men who stumped for Cameron
be now declares 1
e were no us • z to him.
Just what we have preached and print-
ed for years,
CLINTON.
Stterificesl Among thein the late
Goderich Postmaster. .Such sacrifices
---- ---
for the divided Liberal party are only
NOTICE. To 101113DITORI�8,
for a very short tinie.
In the matter of the estate of George
John Charlton evidently suffers from
McCartney, deceased.
the delusion that patriotism and hnsi-
Notice is hereby given pursuant to chapter aro of
ness will not mix.. With hill) it i9
the Revised statutes of Ontario and amending acts
that nil creditors and 1 other pe1-a ns having claims
bitsiness fitwt find patriotism afterward.
_
against the estate is ,In to county, Of tote , the
township of Goderich, in the County of Flaron, yea•
o-
Ins ector H0 kirk of Stratford, for
1) Hopkirk
who died on or about the Both day of July, 1897,
aro 1-cqqutred to deliver to Mesars. Darrow & proud•
foot of the town of Goderich,
25 years in the service, has, we are
told, been notified by the Laurier
SAitiltors for henry
Murphy and Samuel Lowery, the executors. of the
party
that his services are no longer re -
estate of the said dooeased, state;ens In writing
giving their names and addresses with full partic
uired,
rare andrroofs of their claims and the nature of the
_
secnr{ty itf any) hold by them, on or before the ]lot
Mr. Cameron secured " sour grapes"
day of October, 1897, after which said date, the
salt] executors will proceed to distribute the assets
when• after a political portfolio, and
Of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled
having regard only to the elation
now he an:1 his party following in the
;he of which
the Field Executors shall. then have notice, and the
West deruand everything in sight. if
said Excentors will not be liable for the assets so
all d(rtl'G Ace what alt want, IlBt ask
Y Y
distributed or Qpn��y part thereof to any person or
persons whose ciaim shall not have been received at
for it.
- -- — - - . --
the time of the said distribution,
The Laurier party are endeavoring
GARROW & PROI)DFOOT,
Solicitors for F"xoaitors,
to palm off as Conservatives one or,
Pated at Goderlrh Chia leth day of Angust A. D.,
1A97.
two new appointees who were Grit and
,i,",l,l (I' •;l '".+• Patron candtdntes. Among them is
Durham Bull For Service, Dr. Bonner of North Bruce, who has
been appointed it surgeon of the North -
ail d i ,ll For service on lot 12, lar concession, Hallett, west Mounted Police.
that, splendid thoroughbred Durham Bull --- --
"Chainpion," sired from Elmhurst Farm. 1, hile our town contemporary says
Terms, $1 cash. with privilege of returning.
--- K7 -4t H. F11196MAN, owner. it is not surprised tit the disappoint-
ment, of the e(litor of the Signal, it
-= Apples Panted, declares "that his attitude is exceed•
i want all the Marketable Apples ingl ill-advised and in'ndfcious,"
Through tickets to all points It, ami wilt pay the highest rico comtnonsu neo Like Pat, knock your bosom friend
NANIT011A and DAROTA• with foreign gnottittons. mold your apples nn• down with a murderous weapon and
fit
yon have ascertained from me what I can
At lowest rates. pay for them. Do not make any mls6ako. then express regret'in that you did not
For all information apply to above. t 978 t -f D. CANTELON, cneton. I intend to injure the Injured.
The New Nara eudiirses Mv. Loftus N;. Ha,Ve�i
I Dancey, barrister of Goderich, for it av You tried theN::--�
—�
judgeship under the Laurier ruiwiufa- Massey-HarrisBic ere
s tration, derlrt►ing thruugll rho advice
of his legal flier s that the nominee
P Wilfrid tuake a good judge. We infer
trt,In this that every legal gentlem;a,l Tt is just what you have been loolciii(i fur, high grade
in the .Uominioll would not Object to
being appointed it judge. lit once] easy I'llulllti , ]Tell in appearance, Strong aid durable
You can't break; thelli. For $85 or a discount for cash
If tiny city, town, village or township in
o ntarfo willies allythiug, fl -un, it $20),000 post. •�
for
to a Ifi,IlU9 brldgo. tet LI10 corp reu I1)f it I Brantford
���r� � r
Pur .l. Israel Parte, and hull a.. to the .a.ai. GL•✓O.j y RZYj'1
pruposltiuu. Ibunllttat Spectutur, Rims
Clinton wants a now post office, rind 54•
'1'lIL Nlsii's-Itr.c:uxn roost respectfully For =_
prays that the Hon. ;Ver. Tarte at Dore
takes the molter into his roust serious Does consideration. your Bike need
— - - �/
Our esteemed (frit coil and orrtrfon Repairing?
the Scufo•th N,xpoaitur and (Aiutou
New Era, seem somewhat disturbed
deep in their political souls and declare
that a Tory editorial bureau has been We know 110W t0 t;lVe you satisfactory job. T1�0
organized in Toronto to glover Ontario, nienlber a dry goods cleric may sell (Try bUodS but it
We fail to see the necessity for such it tail;es a machinist to repair a }ail;e, We concern, as the Ontario Grit press l are not only
are at present materially assisting machinists but we haN-e the machinery t0 d0 your
In mueh unportant editorial work for work as it should be (lone.
the Tory pre,":.''Give us a tr>kll.
The other day TBI: NEws-RLCO'RD
had it conversation with an American The Onward Bicycle Co.,Clinton
citizen its to ti -10 territorial greatness of
Canada. He could not agree with its OPPOSITE MARIi,ET SQUARE Clinton.
because he knew nothing of Canada _
and little more about the United States.
The chic Canadian -British Empire is y tile
so- 100K
HERE
greatest oil earth in every respect,
but we are sorry to note that man s0 -
called intelligent Americans do not
know it and refuse to be convinced, "
The New Era says that "People ont•
side of Huron who may imagine that
the political air of this fine county' is Pure Manilla and
sot,ewhat sulphurous at present, need
not. feel any alarm, as there 1- is t dang-
er
fu- A rnber Shield.
e 1 -f any eruption," In reply to such ch
it statetmet.,t we would ask our readers
to bear in mind the spicy Gr•it.reading
III least week's NEwIs-I4.,c•uttr) and to
this heck rerun )Ir. Al. C. Uruucron's
let ter• in ;mother column. You know
9l.•. Calla-rort's politics. His politics
may not be •'sulphurous" in the nostrils BINDER TWINEI
of our good Grit friends, but to its
"wickect Tories" they smells like—well,
the description is ilithe "h" column of OeO9999000600*000909 00000060
Webster's (IictionalV. 9
The ( p Prices Low,
rirftty 5eaforth F.x osilor last • 9
winter could not see anything in the s •
•
Grit evidence .'against Postmaster me9e9eeeeoeeeseeee9eeee99 9990
Crtlnpbell of Goderich to justify his
dismissal. When the competent of-
ficial wits mercilessly dismissed the
xine• Expositor pleaded for justification
oHarlall
011 the part of Nest Huron Reformers � � ®� �
and belied its past utterances for the 0 411'
sake of party fealty. Last week the
L+'xposit0r received it letter trinm M. C. CLINTON,
(which TFiE NRws-RECoRi)
gives in' another column) denouncing
the Signal and its editor, and refused y� qq j�
likepublish it, saying :—" e1- always Are you looking for a Sn
like to try to du unto others as we r
would that thev shmuld do to us, and OOOe00m00000
as rte have never published any of the 3 «'e have too mail
,'Final's strictures upon Mr. Camevon, ee Y Couches in stock for the auu
aont of morn we have, so in
It would hardly be fair or' following Out order to clear out some of theme we :ire making it BIG REDUCTION in the
0111• rale to publish his, reply," Every price Of It certain line. This is a chance you should not miss if you require a d
utterance a nd action of the Expositor Couch.
chthis disgraceful talfrair has been ndertaking
characteristic of the partisrut politician Undertaking.
and is certainly no credit to River 11c-7
Lean. fn this department w0 carry a c•lmpletc stock, find gave a service that, cannot he surpassed by any. Our charges are ns low is tl 1
Our esleeuled contemporary,, whose
editor rode• fu the private Government
(7111" ('miltborland to Goderich along with
renega, o Tory lion. ,J. Israel Tarte,
takes serious objection. to TuE Nr::ws-
Itucoxn saying that the Minister "did 'I
not make It favorable impression in
Ilurou. except for the money promises
he matte," and declares that Mayor
Holmes "nee more Con,•rervalieex than he
dirt l iberahi during the roweptiat to Mi-,
Tarte, at Goderich, and many of then n•ere
favorably intpresved by hurt, arul xaid ;o."
As to the impression illy. Tarte made
in Clinton, there was one to receive
hint here on his way to Goderich, and
that one: was the editor of the New
Era. At Goderich, according, to our
Me
whose editor was pre-
sent, the r )ajor•uty were Conservatives.
We ICNow this majority were actin g� in
an otf'icinI captacity and wer•eextell ing
clue courtesy to it public ratan as public
men should. This does not mean what
the New Era says. When Tars NEws-
RECORn said the Hon. Mr. Tarte (lid
did not create it favorable in iression
fn Huron we cevtainly referre(1 to his
own following--Reformers—not to the
officials who were entertaining him.
As usual, the New Puri simply backs
tip and makes plain what we staid :—
"Mr. Tarte did not create it favorable
impression in -Huron."
The Seafortb Expositor admits that
no Government should, in the interest
of the country, be to power more than
eighteen consecutive • ve yc 'ars. Out- es-
teerned contemporary was of course:
referring to the late Conservative
Dominion Parliament. TIW editor of
the Expositor is a three-year member
of the Ontario Reform Parliament
which has been in office for about a
quarter of it century and angel -like
gives a pen -picture of their alleged
past honesty and craves for another
lease of power for them. The Exposi-
tor does not, make its plea on fact. All
Governments are human, they are
subject to temptations and more or
less yield ; so is this the case with the
M.P.P. for South Hnron ; he has
yielded to the temptation of giving
the Conservatives a bad name, while
he designedly attempts to picture the
members of the Reform party pure.
Such reason Is neither consistent or in
e fair. Thepeople"
e
n les none
any measure p y,
the public departments, the schools,
the public service, have all been
disgracefully and extravagRm
antly man-
aged by the Ontario efor
Party, and it is only fair to acknow-
ledge Grit sins in Ontario. To remedfv
the long existing evil South Hnron s
member should be replaced by Henry t
HI Ther ,
hiti'(, undonbl.edly the finest hear•.
09000
Broadfoot, Box & Co.
J. W. CI-IIDLE
Night and Sunday calls answered itf�(tesidenc
St., Opposite Foundry.
Mr. Canieron's memory is failing.
He hits forgotten to say anything in
his letter about "Aly friend Mro•e"
and the many thotsandsof dollars con-
nerted therewith.
MARKET REPORTS.
(Corrected every Tuesday afternoon.)
OLINTON.
Fall Wheat, new ............. 0 85 to 0 85
Fall Wheat, old ............. f) 90 to 0 90
Barley ......................... 0 25 to 0 35
Oats ............................ 0 22 to 0 23
Peas .............................. 0 88 tc 0 40
Potatoes, per bush, new... 0' 50 to 0 W
Butter loose in basket.... 0 11 to 0 12
Butter in tub ................ 0 11 to 0 12
Eggs per doz.................. 0 9 to 0 10
Cabbage, per doz................ 0 60 to 60
Hay ............................... 7 00 to 7 00
Cordwood ....................... 3 00 to 3 50
Anples per bbl.. ............. l 50 to 2 50
Dried Apples per Ib........ 0 2t to 0 2�
Ducks per lb ................. 0 0,5 to 0 06
Turkeys per Ib .............. 0 07 to 0 08
Geese per lb .................. 0 05 to 0 06
Chickens per pair............ 0 25 to 0 35
Wool ............................ 0 18 to 0 18
TORONTO LiVE S'roCK 3rARKF,TS.
`1
t' h cows each......, L) 00 0
D ilc � t $ 38 06
Export cattle, per cwt...... •1110 to 4 50
Butchers' choice cattle,cwt 3 50 to :3 75
Butchers' good cattle, cwt 3 (N) to 3 40
Butchers' corn. cattle cwt.. 2 50 to 3 50
Bulls, per cwt........... . 2 75 to 3 50
Feeders, per cwt . . . , ..3 25 to 3 •i0
Stockers, perewt...... .. , 2 75 to :3 25
Export sheep, per cwt .... :3 (9) to 3 25
Butchers' sheep, eAch..... 3 rill to :3 00
Spring Iambs, each .... .. 2 00 to 4 25
Calves, per head.......... 3 (N.) to 6 00
Choice bacon hogs, per ctvt 5 00 to 6 0O
Light fat hogs, cwt..... , . .5 25 to i 50
90ws, per cwt ............. 350 to 3 75
Stags, per cwt ......... , , . `L 00 to 2 25
TORONTO FARMERrf AfARKET.
Prices on the street, were firm. The
receipts of grain re increasing.
Wheat—Firnn,e load of white
selling at 83c•, and four loads of red
selling at 82c.
Oats—Easier, SM huoliels selling at
26>le to 27.ic for old, and 24c t0 24.1c for
new.
Hay and Straw --About 30 loads of
hay sold at $7.50 to $0, and five loads
of straw brought $7 to $$,
Dressed Hogs --Only a few offered,
and these changed hands at $7.25 to
$7.50
% to oft est. VV tie and outfit fu the county.
0000000
Clinton. tar puturo 1)calers and
7 Undertaker
Y, MANAGER.
c of oar Funeral Director•. J. 1�'. C'hirllop', King
Wheat, white, ... ..... $ 43 - to $ (N)
do red .............. 82 to INT
do goose .............. 65 to INT
' I3Gckwheat ............. 32} to IN)
Rye ......... ........... 40 to iN)'
Oats ..................... 21 to l.7Peas............I;
........ to N)
Barley ................. 8 to (N)
Hay ................... 7,50 to 000
Straw. ... '7 (N) to 806
Dressed hogs .. ' 7 25 to 7 50
Fggs, new laid .......... K to 11
Butter, lb. rolls......... 13 to 14
d0 tubs, dairy........ 11 to 12
Chickens ........ • 40 to 60
'1'nrkey....... .... .. , 0 to alt
Potatoes (new) per. bush. 40 to 50
S lring bombs ...... ... (3.1 to 8
button 9 9 9 9 .. 4 to 6
Beef, fore ............. 4 to 5
'do hind . .1
Veal ............... ... ; to 8.
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WANTED
Men
and NN'onien who crus work hard talking
and writin six
hone doll
g
I{1 ,for six du•satt••
I Y cu
and will be content with fen dollars weekly.
Address,
NICW IDEAS ('O„ 3Ce(lical Building, Toronto.
Ont.
I ant just starting filo Bost thing
AGENTS
or money making ),oil have soon
for c inany a t day. V'onr name and address will
bring tiro 1 •
o den info•
K K matron.
It. 11. GLASGOW, Toronto, Onl..
FOR SALE.
BLACK'S HOTEL, DUNGANNON, Preper-
tyy, Furnitnrc and I,icense. in good repair.
1 01119 good buslriess, llesse8sloll at once.
\pply to NIRS. SARA1i BLACK, Dungannon.
WANTED ED Solicitors for "Canada, An En-
cyclopedia of the County," ht
Fite Royal Quarto Volnnles. No delivering.
('otnmission paid weekly. A canvasser reports
]its first week making over seventy dollars pro-
fit.
-Tlibl LINSCOTT CONWANY, Toronto.
W1NTF,D Fa.rmerH' Sons or other indus
triotir persons of fair cdiwallon to
wheal $110 a month would bean induco-
nlent. I could engage a few ladles at their own
homes.
T. H. LINSCOTT, Toronto, Ont. _
WANTED.
CANVASSERS - "Qlteen Victoria: Her
Life and Reign," has captured the British
Empiro. Extraordinary testimonials from
the great men; send for copy free. Marquis
of Loran says, "The best popular Life of Me
Queen i have soon. Her Mnleat.yy sends a kind
letter of appreciation. Selling by thonaands;
;iven onthusiastic sat.istaction. Canvassers
making $13 ter $40 weekly. Pmspectas free to
agents. TnE BRADUCy-GARRICTSON CO.,
LIMITED, Toronto, OnL