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Bicycle and Music House
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Cleveand Cycle Livery,
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Goderich.
G. F. EmeYson.
Are You a
Presbyterian ?
��0�0•�0�0�0�0�
11' so, you will want one of the
New Presbyterian
Book of Praise
just issiied and to he introduced fit once
in Clinton and other places.
The Pocket Edition
is a small but neat-
book
eatbook ranging in price
from 8c to 1.00.
Bold Type Edition
30c. to $2.50.
Large Type Edition
60c, to $2.25.
Music Edition
90c. to $2.50.
Bible and Book of
Praise combined
60c. to $1.75.
We shall keep A full stock of these
books its also the Hymnal used by
other Churches.•
A splendidILI
ck of Bibles always on
stile.
aesu e.1
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CLINTON.
�tely ��uc�tt�alaellts.•
Cttps-T. Jackvon, Sr.
Hings-J. B. Rtimbtall.
Poultry -Walter Coats.
New hats -A. J. Morrish.
Ge►11s---Ogle Couper (; Co.
Clothing -A. J. Holloway.
Whitney coming. -Sept, 11.
Dress goods--iindgeus Bros.
A few items --Allen & Wilson.
Furniture vale. -H. C. Barlett.
NWare right -.J. Biddlecoinlw.
Economy -The \V, D. Fail- Co.
Libra Tian wa ilted--J. Houston.
Poultry fur sale -Lorne C. Tod'
I.
Vows s' list court --Nixon St1r•dy.
Servant wanted -Mrs. W. Foster.
Dress gutds-W. H. Beesley c& Co.
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81.25a 1redr—Ba.001a Advance
�Vt•:l1rESD:tl", SN:r''1•LJmsit 1st, 1807.
CL'IfltL_VI' TOPICS.
The Goderich post office caretaker's
•ble clog had to go too.
Mr. Tau'tt s own friends deurand his
oxpuls}on frnnl the Cabinet.
The Grits have introduced the spoils
system into the militia service.
The other fellow's mune is '•De►anis"
now.
The breeze off Uoderich roIlLimxes
Warm and sultry according to political
probs.
If, I.he New Erik is fair it will publish
Mr. NIeGillicnddy*s reply to Mr. Cam.
cron.
The searchlight of truth reveals the
fact. that Mr. M. C. Cameron has been
an office•st-eker• for many years.
The way of t he dishonest politician
is hard, and Mr. Cameron is just flow
finding it out.
We rise; to explain that the mem-
ber for Nest, Huron does not yet own
THE rr:orr.r.. +lend the whole town of
Goderich. Not by It long way.
The "Innrc•h of the Cameron men" is
now to office. The next order will he
till• inarc•h of the Cameron inen out of
office.
TP)e Montreal Witness, like some
,other so-called religious papers we
know of, gives truth and religion the
go-by when politics are at stake.
It may he all right for French Mr.
Tarte to publicly desecrate the Lord's
day in French Quebec, but it is all
wllong to countenance such in Ontario.
Nis visit to Kincardine Is an instance.
M, C. Cameron objects to more than
rine McGillicuddv "feeding at the public
crib." The one he does not object to is
in the pay of the Ontario Government..
so that the contention falls very
flat.
It is net definitely stated whether or
'
dead deck. He also charges the editor '
with having inspired the proceedingsMiff
THS GRIT GUILLUTINI
nut the new caretatkr.r of Goderich
pest office is a relative of the lnewbE:r,
I-_..-
hitt we are assured theappointee is it
toll -fledged uleu,bee of Sir Itich,tl•d's
�j {,
Still Working in Goderich,
i
holders, but ak iritis het for the partici. I
h h. Eve
health. Hvery nook
I
Itefornlers and l-'uuservatives Were
POStO11lCe Caretaker Elliott Sum-
Much ple,tsed to meet ex-puslulastel'
system is reached by the blood, and on
Calopl,ell in ('lintel, last Saturday,
marily Dismissed.
(AVIlt•1'al regret, irre"peetfve of politics.
pends. Good blood means strung nerves,
NN its expressed. 111 the Lreatuleut he has
good digestion, robust health. Impure
received froul )If-. Cameron and his
lie wits at I•'aithi'ul and 1'aiustak
heucbnlell•
,flys Servant.
3Ic(illlicuddy to Utuner0u : ."In the
-
c)pintou of honest uteu and accovdi
Laub Friday Mr•. Louis laliutt receiv•
to the I)ecalo cal., lin' who steals cne I
i,
ed tho following 111 Lieu of disinksnl
from the Public' `•Vorks Depatt•Lment at
Sheep is a thief, and so is lie wilt) steals
Ottawa:-_-
a flock. 1 apply the analogy to.) '0111.
rtieulatt citse in appointing John
•I nn0 foryou that your
1 directed , inm r s
,.ilocal buildtnp
pa
Unit."
les caretaker of the public
will not be royuirod after the 31st August
Sit- lltaekenzie Rowell 1). Mowat bucausu he
because he luta, mertuade his sun shoritr
ins:aut. Toil will11,ltiase hand over the keys ul
the building to Mr. C .orge Bisset, who hat
Mayor Holities lie aid his wit
y says ) P Y
been appointed hl yo'Ir place and also gh•u him
oil the Government (:al' ( i a1111be1•latll d.
a list of artit+les lit out, possession belonging til
the vovorninunt."
All right. Now coahme to advocate
It will be remembered thl.ttt Mr. EA.
the abolishing of it. If it Wasik crime
liott was one of the selected victims for
for tho Conservatives to ride in it at the
the G cit partisan axe at the mock trial
expense of the country, iti is equally a
in Goderich b istwinter. And It will idsc
crime for the Reformers.
be remembered that the Government
discovered th}1t. there was no evidence
McGillicuddy gives Cameron It
0I) which to prosecute and dropped the
chance to test his strength on the
charges.
Goderich post office deal and challenges
As Sir Richard Carl Wright has said,
ilihim to resign turd appeal to the peupic.
h
"wolves hunt in packs," and illi,. El -
El -
liott's position mist go to some party
CameronA tea shrewd Apolitician
t0 accept. He would be beaten if he
and one in the pack of hungry
Wolves
did.
wolves must be rewarded for partisan
Your brother Tom."
services. It was not necessary to
Mr. Hawkins fit' the Listowel Stant,-
prove uuyVt.hi11g-fur the fact is 110-
thing cot he proven and the dainti-
ard, whp was customs collector there, is
able proceedings of the Laurier party
the latest victim of the Laurier party.
show this -four days warning was suf-
He Ilas been guillotined and it Grit ip-
ficient to ruthlessly kick out of office
p(Mited in his place. The partisan'
machine is working overtime through-
one of the most respected and honest
of Goderich alung
$RE�S
out the coutary, and all the innocents
hive got to go.
peculiarly 'adapted
CV18
Fur the position and gave tile hest sat-
'
isfatetion to those in authority, itswell
Mr. Ta rte's visit, to this section
as to the general public. He is a ,,,,-
Marred by his official inspection of
chanic who thoroughly understands dile
Kincardine harboroiltt Sunday. Our
heating atpparatns and made immy re-
pairs Without It cent of cost to the
esteemed town contemporary, the New
country. His wife and daughter ;it-
hl,t, has been sit ellwralFsped with the
ways liad the while Inliiding as clean
"big 1'e•coption" tendered the Minister
alld tit -at its it Ill•w pill Gild have reeely-
that it Inas neglecLed to record this
ed the conrnendatiufl of all tight Lhink-
fact.
ing people.
The appointtuent of Lieut. Pelletier,
a sou of the Speaker of the Senate, to
the full command of the Militia in the
district of Quebec, is another grit out-
rage. He is not qualified and hits haven
appointed over wavy (if his seniors.
God help the country if the Canadian
Militia is to be made the dumping
ground for political partisans.
On another page we give Air. Me
Gillfc•uday's reply to Mr. Catneren,
Whose letter appeared last week. AIr.
McGillicuddy has the best of the argu-
ment. He strikes back in It manly,
clear and forcible manner, and proves
beyond it doubt that Mr. Cameron has
played a donhle part in the whole dis-
grace(ul proceedinbPs and that lie as
unworthy the confidence of the honest
Reforillers of NVest,,uron.
Talking of A]. C. Cameron and his
greed for public otflees the Kincardine
Review truthfully says he was on the
wrong; side of politics for eighteen
years and hence he cannot torture the
stern necessity into It seeming virtue.
In all those eighteen years he could
not appoint fl, relative to public office
e ven if he would. His chance cattle
only fourteen months sago and lit, has
done fairly well in the interests of his
family since that time. He has given
them exactly one hundred per cent. of
all the desirable and obtainable offices.
That is not, it had record
Yuay
meaias
and particularly when it, is considered
that he hard to go opt of his way,60
make the necessary vacancy.
A Consmon Error.
:1 curious h•pographical error nnade
I.he Kingston NVhig city this:
The Conservative papers are aveary-
ing the popple with their sing -song
-Tarte must go."
Of course the Whig meant Grit.
papers
More Grit Crookedness.
Hon. F. W. Barden, minister of
uhlitia, hats appointed Dr. F. 1V. Bor-
den principal medical officer—surgeon
lient,vlant-colonel —of the camp in
military district 7. Tlalk about the
nepotisul of appointing sons-in-law,
sons, nep}aews, sisters, cousins and
antis co
office—here's a than who oins ap-
1
[ t. himself Co a lucrative eitfice
with extraordinary privileges. Sur-
geon Borden will prepare a report
and 1 -end it to Minister of Militia
Borden, and the minister will undoubt-
edly +approve of the surgeon's report.,
and cheerfully pay hint for his valn-
able services, The strongest goverti-
ment Cannda ever slaty is capable of
luor•e kinds of crookedness than
any government any country ever
slew.
The Nepotism Abustr!.
Mail and 1?nlpire.
The list is growing.
Sir Richard Cartwright started it by
nppointin his son to at position in the
Aicmnted'olice.
Then Sec•retau•y of Statl,IScott seem
ed a place for his brother tis land argent
At Battlefnrd.
Afterwards Air. Hifton's uncle got
off with it contract without tender.
Snbsequent.ly a boom arias started in
favour of a Governorship for fiir. Sif-
ton's father.
Mr. A], C. Cameron next appeared on
the surface #Anel claimed it postmaster
ship for his son-in-law.
This was after Mr. Hnrdy had se-
cured the judgeship for his brother,
tali Mr. Ross the registrarship for his
brother-in-law, and Mr. Dryden the
registrarship for his brother, and Mr.
Gibson, of Huron, the ragistrnrahip for
bis brother.
But Mr. Pelletier, the Speaker of
the Senate, has eclipsed everything to
this line.
His son, a lieutenant., is crented a
ieutenant-colonel provisionally, so
that he can take the position as dis-
Lrict officer commanding in Quebec
aver the. heads of all the qualified offi-
cers in that part of the country, j
I
No Matter who hatched the plot to
secure Mr. Elliott's unwarranted dis-
missal, the real culprit, is Mr. ;1I. C.
Cameron. It was his duty to say "No"
to the pack of wolves who were ,xfLer
the position, but his ruling is that. "Lo
the victors belong the spoils," and lie
is faithfully carrying it out.
The political chain of bondage is fast
being weaved around the neck
of the Reform party through-
out the Dominion, and Mv.
Cameron is welding the links, at an al-
arming rate. Let the "good work"
E
on told the death knell of the
Laurier party will be sounded ere lung.
Then every one of these Grit ap-
pointees •must be .replaced by Conser-
vatives.
Kincatrdlnc Reviews.
Ali,. ,14,hn Charlton, Al. P., has been
sat un by his fellow-Itimberineu. They
have rather it hard seat.
You can have no idea, how indefen-
sible that Goderich Pint Office job is
unless you have read M. C. Canivion's
defence of it.
Our esteemed contemporary in des.
cribing Ali.. Ta rte's Sunday sail fruul
Goderich to Kincnrctnle says them. was
Pial, big blow oil the lake." Dees he
refer to Air. Tarte?
Those who did not see the lieu. AL•.
Tarte oil Sunday did not miss ney•
thing, Ard, so far as 1ve can leal'tl,
Lhose who did sae hint (lid not miss
anything either. All 0f which goes to
show that iNlr. Carte is it much misre-
presented nian.
Fentherin!, the Family Nests,
Balt Reporter.
As to Minister of the Interim• Sifton,
it cannot he denied that he ,tits feath-
ered his own utast beautifully, and that
the faluily has nothing to complain of
as regards the milk received from the
public crow. Naturally the Conser-
vative paper is nowadays suspicious of
the Reform Minister and legislator,
with Afoavat's nepotism a matter of
history; Hrotll s brot.he' a Judge;
Dry(lE!p's brother . ItegisLrar ; Tin re's
sons the beneficiaries of It campaign
fund, and At. C. Uarneron's son -in -lava,
Postulaster of Goderich. The relative
of the. Liberal statesrmtn is in huge
luck these clays, and it remains to be
seen whether the Sifton family will
suffer by reason of the. lion. Clifford's
neglect of their interests while We
fruits of power are being distributed.
A Distingnished Disturbance.
Toronto Sentinel.
That mutability of hurnan affections
was never more strikingly illustrated
than it has been in the case Alt•. M. ('.
Cameron, M. P. for Nest Huron, and
Mr. Daniel McGillicuddy, of the ("oder
rich Signal.
A few short months ago Cameron
was at "hero" in Dan's eyes, all(] ])all
was a pure -minded paatrint in Cam-
eron's estimation. But their love has
changed to hate, and now Cameron
describes Daniel as it disgruntled oflive-
se•lker, while Daniel likens his old
friend to a putrid pickerel. Alas 1
that. brothers should tonne to this, and
all over it postmastership in a pro-
vineial town. The sight is painful -
to Cameron lit, least. He seems to ha ve
the long end of the swag, but he has
the short end of the argument. If
ever it devoted friend deserved it re.
war(1 for faithful service, Daniel A1c-
Gillieuddy deserved that po,4inalster-
ship -that is, if the dismissal of the
former hoshnastercould byany- stretch
of Imaginration he justified. matt has
fought the hat.tles of Cameron and Litt-
eraltsm in West Huron for well on to
a quarter of n vent nly, and never bad
any more tangible evidence of appre-
ciation from his party than kind
words which never die and never satis-
tles "the devil" on 1—my—day. All the
long weary year's when Mc(Iillicuddy
was writing panegyrics on Cameron
and Liberalism and paying the printer
to set the copy, .John OAK, the new
postmaster, wns riot. within public view
at all. His only claim to Liberali favor
rested upon the fact that he
had pot, married and that he had the
good fortune to marry a Cameron, of
uron.
Mr. Cameron's only reply to the
scathing criticism of Daniel is to call
�I him -a disgruntled office -seeker and a I
dead deck. He also charges the editor '
with having inspired the proceedingsMiff
W
against the postuntster• with the ex-
iWctation that he would get the place,
The row , a pretty nue for• the be.
essential
i a l to
i
holders, but ak iritis het for the partici. I
h h. Eve
health. Hvery nook
I
pants and the cud is not yet.
and corner of the ®��
—
system is reached by the blood, and on
MC. Calnet'alll I6 CI111d111.
ltsqualitytheconditionof everyorgando-
pends. Good blood means strung nerves,
Kinauldtuu Iteview•
good digestion, robust health. Impure
Al. C. (Innnerett Al. 1'. is a charming-
blood means scrofilia, d,ysl+epaia,rheuma-
ly candid mnu. To exemplify his call- 1
dor let its quote two extracts front his I
tism,catarrhor otherdisenses. Thesurest
lettertoMr•.AlcGillieuddyiutheCillit"ll
way to have good blood to to take Hood's
' New Ertl" of last. week:
Baytohave This medicine u ,
purities, vf-
"I did donounce the "I did not denounce
talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends
late sh• L. Tilley bw Sir It. J. t•artmight
the elements of health and strength to
cause he had a score of because be had two
relatives In the publitt seas serving the iouu-
every nerve, organ and tissue. It creates
service. 1 did iu sail Uy. ttlid notassail Sir
a good appetite, given refreshing sleep
Sit- lltaekenzie Rowell 1). Mowat bucausu he
because he luta, mertuade his sun shoritr
and cures that tired feelin Remember,
g
lualf It score feeding at of Toronto, or thei
the public crib. I did Hun. John Dryden
attack the hate Janes bucausu be made hits
Dixon beicauso he ap- brother Itegistrar of
H'Otf
d
puiuted hinwelf and 1Altatt•lo, fill the Hou.
t WO.ti"IIs to hicrative A. S. thinly because
tam -0
pltwes." he soeured a Judge-
ship for his brother,
nordo I attain. you
because Yue sururud
Sarsaparilla
a Itierttlive Office for
Your brother Tom."
Is the beat — to fact the One True Blood Purpler.
The Inert lie did denounce are or
were Tories; the ,nen he did not de -sure
Liver Ills; easy to
hoods Pills
uuunce are Grits. Thh offence in both
take, easy to operate. silo.
cases is the same. Yes, rdr. Cameron
is a candid man. And iL's no lie either.
11, C. Cameron's Nepotism.
Mail and umpire.
Afv. M. C. Cameron replies viciously
to the nepotism at tack of the Goderich
Signal, . one of his declarations being
that Mr. McGillicuddy wanted for
himself the postmastership which Mr.
Caulcron grave to his son-in-law.
But this, if true, dues not wipe out
(lie ncputisul.
It is further atfiri ned by Mr. Caul -
el -un that his opposition to nepotism
was limited, of "ltd.. its the Ontal it)
Government may perfer.
He opposed nepotism by Tories, but,
its ho points out, he has never titter -
ell it wort, against nepotism by the
Liberals.
"1 did lint," he says, "deuonncc Sir
"It. J. Cartwright because he had
"I Ivo sons serving the country.
"I dill not 'assail Sir O. Alownt he.
I'vaLllm" he rrtnde his son sherritl' of To.
"run Lo, fir the lion. John Dryden he-
"catllse he made his brothel registrar
"of Ontario, or the Hon. A. S. Hardy.
"because he secured it judgeship for
"hi' brother."
This uAnkes the case. worse.
Any 1111111 who will say that Ile op-
poses in offence only when perpetrat-
ed by an opponent, And excuses iL
when perpetrated by it friend, prac-
tically declares that he is not to be
trusted.
The Ontario Electiotls•
WNITNEY
Coming to Clinton.
J. 1'. Whitney, At. P.P., the Leader 0f
Onhtl•io's Loyal Opposition, will ad•
dress the Hlectors of
West, South and East
Huron
•--SIN THEA --
-Town Hall, Clinton y
=ON=
THURSDAY, SEPT. 9.
The Ca lldidates fol• the three Huron
uron
Ridings,
lVajor Jos. Becic. Henry Etlber
anti 11. Moolicy,
will also deliver atddresses on the (its -
Lions of the day.
it is expected Mr. Whitney will he
accompanied by W. J. ST. JOHN, Al.
P. P., fJEUT.-COL. MATHESON, At.
1'. P., A. MiSUAMPBELL, M. P. P.,
THOS. MAGWOOD, M. P. P., and
others, who will talk to the' ittople on
matters of great importance to their
future welfare.
I+'.very Elector -Reform and Conse-
vative-is invited to he present.
This will be Aft.. Whitney's first ap-
pearance in West. Huron, and the Con-
servatives of this histritie County
desire to hawk TIIE, PN'OPIjIr,
become acquainted with their
Leader and hear what he has to say.
CHAIR TAKEN AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M.
Heats will he reserved for tilt,
Ladies.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
In• orrnx:a m•• coJIMITTFR.
There died at the family residence,
Francis street, Winghttm, sifter it ling -
?ring illness, Emma, beloved wife of
Mr. Arthur Brisbois, G. W. N. Tele-
;raph line man, in the forty-first year
of her age. Deceased had been a resi-
lent of Wingham for some seven or
fighty ears, rand was very much re-
spected by all with whom she was
acquainted. She leaves behind a hug -
hand and fxamlly of three girls and two
boys to mourn her loss.
Should Clave Been Ranged.
Shortis, the Valleyfield murderer,
deserved hanging if ever murderer
did. And yet, by some hocus-pocus,
his sentence was commuted to unpr•is-
onment for life. And now as story
comes from Montreal to the effect that
Lady Aberdeen has determined that
the murderer shall be released. We
,sincerely hope that this is not true.
Time was in Canada when a story of
that sort, told of the wife of a Gover-
ner General, would be se„ down fin•
mediately as at falsehood. But, un-
rottunattely, that is not now the case.
It is to be hoped that Sir Oliver Mow -
al. will have backbone enough to do
his duty. — -`
Ilalnflton Spees.
The Grit., of Iiurou eouuty atre nonw in
a position to know aa•llat manner of
bad men their leaders ore.
McGillicuddy's reply to Cameron
was so red hot that it caused the dis-
placement of soutc of the type with
Which it was printed.
Dan McGillicuddy occupies three
columns of his paper, the Goderich
Signal, this week, with a reply to M.
C. Cameron's scorching letter. Dan
Intakes out a good case against' A1. V.,
,and shows cleatly what manner of
"lien the Grits choose for their }eaxders.
Dan's letter will be found in fu(1 on
page 7 of this paper. It 'is good r ead-
ing for both Tory and Grit.
Brer Donly has again earned the
commendation of this great family
journal, and again he gets it, no Iuat-
U'r if oto• apphause gives him another
taniptit"' fit. .Justice is justice,
Speaking of AI. C. Cameron's notions
on the subject of neputisnl, Brer Don-
ly says :
How Mr. ('aineon Pall delounee Tilley and
refuse to denounce Cartwright, assail liowell
amt refuse to amail Nlowat, attack Dickson
tend refuse to attack Dryden we leave to his
own conscience re. justif>. This journtal i. un-
able to du so.
That',, right, Brer Donly-they're
•111 in tile saltie. boat. But. why did you
leave Trickster Hnrdy out of the list,
The Goderich iwputist mentioned him,
too.
t'ounty currency.
Dr. Rollins of Exeter left last week
for ]rebuacl where he will try rind dis-
pose of stock of the Sylvan oil Colll-
pa fly.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Morris and son,
Joseph, vi -ho h
ave been spending sev-
eral Mouths visiting friends around
Dunlop, have returned to Austin,
Main., where 3Ir. Morris will again run
hits threshing machine.
Another pioneer, in the person of
Mr. John %Valkor, of the. Alill Hoed,
Tnekersmith, has departed this lift.
Ile passed peacefully awity At the t•esi-
dense 0f his nerc:e, Mrs. IlLlward
PaNA0, where he has usually made his
home for the past few yea ls, on Nfon-
day. He had reached the good age of
ill years, lie was the eldest brother
of the lath Messrs. George and David
Walker, and was the last sni•vivirig
Invil,htr of that family.
Trace Jackson, the fellow who was
recently sentenced at London to there
months in pT ori for stealing at bicycle
trona SeafolTt.h, is at had one. On
Thursday afternoon of last week he
managed to break atwity froul a squad
of pt isoners that were being takers to
the i,t ison yard for exercise. After au
exc•1 .'ng chase, he was captured in a
bedroom in It private House where he
had gone to seek refuge.
V
Tanglefoot,
Wilson Fly Pads,
Insect Powder,
Insect Powder Guns.
00000000
Combe's Iron
Blood Pills ... .
Are in great demand all
Life year round. They are
a dir•eel food for the blood,
the use of these pills will
change the pale and sallow
complexion into the ruddy
glow of health. Price25t:
per box or 5 boxes for $1
Jas. He Combe,
Chemistatnd Druggist.
WE ARE
®--
�I!RmHT
At the verge of a period of
activity. If you want
pr ouf of this carne to Biddle-
combe's and see what we
have
AT THE�-
Beginning
Of the Fail Season. Our
Stock of Jewellery, Spectaa-
Iles, etc., and prices will
suit you.
-`,* Our Silverware vl`
The prices on these are
Away
Down.
Repairing of all
kinds guaranteed
to give. satisfaction.
Estate
am ]Biddleca;<nbe„
Dr.. Holmes of Goderich has been
elected it director of tine Ontario Board
of health.
Dr. Lutz of Exeter left last Tuesdnv
on it trip to Chicago, Ihduth, St. Pauf'
Alinn. anti other points.
Logan R Co., private blinkers Willi
offices in Senforth and Glenboro, have
assigned to John Weil', formerly •a
11,eulb(2-r' of the firm. The present patr•t-
nel:s tu•(I Robert Logan and John
Forbes. The assets and liabili ties are
not yet known. In 1893 the. firm gave
its surplus in file Gletlboro, hank at
$1.2,101 over liabilities of $20,lll0. The
surplus in the ))lank here is estimated
'it $10)(Y) over liabilities of $1:3.000 title
to depositors, while the bank of Alon-
trctl1 at S•ttfur
Cc
.L ('116 111 tu for $18,-
-
1,
000,
e '
The hr,
M has 1 vest t n e5tmen ts in the
tioi th \fest and Manitoba, but they
have not been very successfIII in recent
Years and they still hold a large num-
her of accounts there.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is the only safe, reliable
monthly medicine on which
ladies can depend in the
hour and time of creed.
Is prepared in two degrees
of strength.
No. 1 for ordinary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine known
-sold by druggists, one Dollar per box.
No. 2 for special cases-io degrees
stronger -sold by druggists. One box,
Three Dollars; two boxes, Five Dollars.
No. i, or No. z, mailed on receipt of
price and two 3 -cent stamps.
The Cook Company,
Windsor Ontario.
31dr-Sold it) Clinton unci everywhere in t'am,d;+
by all responsible tfruggi,ts,
"Nothing - Like - Leather,."
Good Shoes.
Moro than llaif the �
battle is ill selling
(Yood goods, ones
that will wear slid
give sati'sfletion.
Every clay we have
People telling us that our
(roods wear and after all
this is the test of a good
business. Our business
increases every month
and there must be some
reason for it.
If you want the best
come to lis and we can
satisfy you.
JACKSON & JACKSON,
Noted Shoe Dealers,
CLINTON.
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