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' Nature's reniedies :are net like man' -they never
fait, Of the many remedies intended to cureedyspepsia,
sour stomach, distress after eating, weight in the stomach,
_vied on thestomach, loss of appetite,. dierlivess, nausea, im-
poverished blood. Catarrh a the stomach, sick headache, and
similar results Of indigestion, only one is uniformly' and •
inglessuccessfuleethat is nature's Mill remedy, found only In . •
DR. YON STAN'S PINEPPLE. TABLETS . •
;ThS pineapple contain& a large einount of Vegetable
• and agitate the inixture sr tempera.teris 01 xoece, and the pineapple
will completely digest,the meat. ,
Take two Of Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets after four meals
and they will digest your food without aid fromehe stomach. This
of course rests, strengthens and heals the stomach. The tablets
Will cure the Most chronic case of dyspepsia, They ' give im-
mediate relief. Take them for a short time end -your. stomac1h.,
will be as strong and hearty as that of a farmer's boy.
' • They a.reps pleasant to the palate as candy.
, At ail druggists. -35c. a box -or elheot front
THE VON STAN MEDICINE: CO.•
Toronto, Can., arid 13Utfalo. N.Y4 I
nature's most potent aid in digeeting ood. Mix meatand pineapple
sertioe, 25 eeets for each subsequent , Grover. The grain, fed our stook° adds mend, and, there West not Much change
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THE CLINTON lib 11 etlfslegneffe
"I wou e s $ the Farm 1,
to the Leading Marts_ le4o; january, 67 Wes bid; May, 700 The latter were blow
NtOrs-Iiicconla Printing Reuse. Albert Elt, I sn s On
!column 00 12 00 7 00 t • f i 58
sits publialled every THURSDAY Orme
7111161=8'
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ira promo oF TRE woptil ra0k, NO. 1 hard, 09o, No. 'North- at hie approaching end. while the two
enieteelellje.ep ogAus ern, 680 I NO. 2Northern, 66c, °there had a "don't care" bort of ex,.
Dizinth, Wan. 20.--,Wheat-No. 1 bard, premien'. At their eiedee 'walked pole
oaah, 70 1-4o; January, 09 1-4e bid; diere with long
' , Is posed by torpid liver; whieti prevents Ogee t_ _ _ SPEAlai AND TRUMPETS.
PrIces of Grata; Cattle* Menge. 140. Mar. 720 bid; Se 1 Northern, Meth, 07
34114,11,312. 4011313.1P• tIon and ;Apatite food, to ferment and petrify le "sels'gvnikesle•-•
asolOsts, the skillet* Then folleiv dISsiness, headache, seesp sasysapso,rs, Buicair., ,.. hid. ne
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1 Ser. 61!6. 9 Tao, 1 llo X see no reason vvhy there is not a Toronto, Jan. 21,a -There were 40 "celpte, 113,008 bble; ex/Mt% 1122rt eiony, with eaYie' us: Itnnikeina scabbard
good prospect before the iiheeli raiser* loade of cattle at tbe western cattle bble ; salee. 4,000 packages; du
Column 85 00 20 00 12 00 310
COlUsia $00 00 2440 ;20 au Ci °4i ,1`. helleVe tititt basinese Should° be ene is0 ease- and steadily held. Rye flour -quiet, go;(1. eloped over bie snoulder, came the exee
market to -day, inolud•
ing • ee
2 50 1
Fat is absolutely neces..
Puy as an° artic.le of diet.
If it is not of the right kind
it may not be digested. Then
uoysemen, among the. body will not get enough
u every new end ,
.anYbarlAINO RAIN% New York, Zen. 20. -four - Inunediat 1 b hi d mounted on a
eseees
to sm. Blickwimat and V4er" Several
la 00 9 tO .4 00 I 00.: ;00araged and extended, by those fare °elves and 2000,Imo. The market wee buckwheat flour -Quiet, cornmeal_ w ra wee the dietriet magistrate, of ito In this event there
brought up the reer. Ae shon 44 halted;
6 00 9 50 $ 00 1 24' Insointna, notvo04004s, 'niers who will take bold of it nnd fair ter Thureday, end' there woe Steady; Rye -Quiet, NO. 2 Western,
the soldiers formed into a square, the •!! r
OrOpeAso...........Oom 26 to 50 percent extra. it not regoved* bilious fever is "at -starvation.
Jule= busliles0P Half-bearted wok Same trading in cattle of all kinds. 65co f.o.b., efloat. Borlel Firm" criminals were taken oat of the cart
For transient adveetisemen te or blood POlsonliig,. Hood a • • Osten', feeding, 47 to 48o, c.i.f.* Ba e ' kne l'n
Pins stimidate •tlio stomach,- - • 'bare will not pay any better than in The nog market was weak, with a. fair- fele. Barley malte-SteadY. Wbeat- an P soed in a row In a IV P013 SCOTeS 011 81.1 I
Per lino for the fleet insertiom.3 cents ppres
Per line eaoh s beequent insertion-- COM the liVer, Or; headitqbe cole anY °thee' business. not ad'' ly large ran. R e • 50,4
t 1.09,838 tion ; then the executioner came along,
nonpareil measixre. Professional cards.- Vtpation,etit 25 ants. 801.3 al druggists, vite farmers to put all the resources of Export ttl tt f • b h • "1 4 h f d and placing* his hand, on, the Ara th.
post ion, an gripping t e en e o k.
• annum. Adyertiiements without spec- , their farms int° the PrOduction Of demand, cnoice. running ite high as 80,000, buslt epot; No. 2 red 80 1-2o tiM, bent his neck into the required is nee c at, of the right
net exceeding. one 05,00 ,per - only PI to take with itSarsaparllla , c/ri Were" 1:11 P° tur oa sia, a ,000 bus utures, an .
d d •
afloat, to arrive; No. 1 North- h kind, in the right quantity,
one swift dOweward etroke wavered the and in the form already
• ifie directiocii will be Publialied till Sheep. I should ivory much doubt 0,54, . roa b °tied e witit both hands
ohn T Emmert n steeked wholly with sheep nye Wra• Id' 'Cattle, hilt enough to eupply .the• der
Transient noticese-"Lost," "Found,o • 0
"For Sete," eto.-50 cent* for firet •
ern„ Dulu,th, 79 1-4o, f.o,b., afloat,. spot,
forbid. and charged for accord/31E1Y- keeping tip the fertnitY Of car Tnere s a email run „of butchers' options opened steady and rifled YerY
farms . . . beought it up to his obest and. with
Insertion. ' 111r LiA01,10 BARREN, mach to the value% of the dressing, and kens last marlset, the prime, if any,.
THE NEWS -RECORD will, be sent Smith's block, opposite Poet Office 0 •
heep w11 not bear as kieevY rations of thing, being a little easier. ,
to any addreaSt free of pirtage, for . ALSO teat the year arou.ndl eel cows. I nave Stookeirs were active end; in good de -
81.00 may be obarged if not Sio Paid, - Standard• ,had no experience with pure breeds, mand, at 413 to 43.50, and a_vance- g
eit for insurance Co for clime
./.00 per year, payable. in, a
Wry flocks are all grades, but s,
Hied Office for Canada, Montreal,
I doubt lot 43 60
The d.ate t0 vvbiolt, every aubscription
Is paid is denoted by tile number on insurance in to ce. $110,C00,000 if should have, done aiNY• better 'NW]
Export bulls were. int fair demand at
8 to 1.-20, with ant extra 20 melte per
)11)4340 13.t.1 III C,'anada . 13,500,000 - pure bx:eeds. .$,P, I Ilved. near a good
the address label. $0, paper discontin-
.,.... mutton market.1 would try or t..be 100 Ilea for choice lots
CENTRAL BO •
TCHER SH OP . -4 mutton, for we are :pretty sure of, a
f
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'''' Among . tbe transactions -made were
geed crop on good mutton sheep* - the following eales:-. ' .
,
' (successors tee. W.I.angfor.1.) '.. many thin t •
FORD & IVIURPHY, ,, . ,..
. ., ing hothouse aiunbs, •therel are a great
• As to the prospect of suCcess in rale -
1,100 pounds, at 27-8 cents,
One load of inferior- stook, averaging
' Having bought out the above business, we that question properly. Volt cannot
gs o consider in antiwering
. steers, beifers, and cows, averaging 1, -
One load, • including good quality of
intone to conduct it on the cash principle. and ., ,
Ford,:&'*111rphy. one rem b *11' t. t •
mbs in a cold stOrage -
win supply our customers with the best insets raise nothonee la KO pounds at 53 70 per 10 , .
• barn, mailer twin scrub aheep, and I .. p 0. ,
st e Wi mg o put In port, veregiag 1,150 pounds, at $4,20.
at the lowest paying prices.
ifwenty-four mixed butchers? and, ex-
• • ., night. work if the occasion demaricle-
sonae a , , .
One load' of cows, 'averaging 1;070
. 0E0. TitOW11111 it, .Tudging • from"ray own exPerience -
9 - bast payieg imeinees I' can do. I .have
in the lam, -feW years I think it the Pounds, at 3 cents a pound.. •
Sheete' were e light run, and trading
ic I. tnat h ire netted
- .
ued until all arrears ate paid, except Vittahlishei11825.--The old reliable andiavorlte,
at the option of the proprietor. • • .
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. I W, J. MITCFIELL,
Editor and Proprietor.
THE POISON'S BANK
IsesrPorated hy et of Parliament 1855,
• . 54,000,000
•
6 REST - 51,300,00,0Head Offlee,, - MONTREAL.
WM. EIOLSON. MAOPEESSON. President
F.'WOLFERSTANI,1101VIAS, Oen. Manager
was only medium. Prices', ruled about
eeeeesese - -110888hOilrellla Cieneral _Blacksmith: • me __over. iinti pair;_1...tilleAr MY
IsTetes discounted, Collections Mac% Braftn from the middle to the talk of 1-11E -same 'Far lent -Market. ,
I• Sterling and American Exchange
d on Deposita Albert Street, North, Clinton, April. eat sheep are haver much Cpalevresetiotle.at.fr. cuk- p2,for inferior, to
bought and sold. Interest allowe
troubled with ticks. 1 never had any 58
_ • JOBBING A SPECIALTY. scab and but very little sickness in my
The hog merket was wealk.oWing t�
flock. J. feed ray sheep good cpialitr
SAVINGS BANE. Woodwork ironed and first.olael material, ha (elovor osAblok..ap In lamhing, tiliCte conditions 'in the Old Country,
,workanarantecd—Earmimpletnentaand- t
grain theta, - gwing srnall re.- ?Iva .r -un was a good one fo-f •a Thurs.
—fiterest-allowed_on_sums2of---41--an. maohinewrobuilt and repaired -
thins of shorts and .corn meal, or oats day market. Choice hogs brought as
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FARMERS. - and corn meal, arid, after a little while
ERs1 linseed =teat,. I MIX the above kinds in high as 4 5-8c, light 4 1-2c, itud. thiek
Money advanced to farmers on their own TH E FAR M equal proportions by, weight, and 'feed at, any weight, 6335 ; sows were 2 1-2
notes; wi th one or more endorsers. No molt- '
gage required alraceuritY.
hre_yforheitu thhse.mallatalyanoannefit, ...itoaPing, it to .80. and stagsc'fttZ
Study yoarowynouinotacnieltiiettand go where
_ea BREWER, Manager, Clinton.
' 'lege. Clover .and some ed haY 1 Butcher, •
• had no experience wd ith. rhocit Ls.- crirtev.13: SttiP;ing), oPh.eorieec,'wt- 4.25 450
do .„ 400 • 412,14
R BLE HARNESS sl
G. D. MeT.A.GGART, E:LIA .
isnh .n 1 di sfosedfedna. fyo bee ecohrhgeeir grainafter lamb dry,.
Butcher inferior . 2 75 , SOO
Butcher, mee. to gooa . 380 350
Banker manufacture nolo hue the best et stook. • and give film all the bot water, they
. ,
Sheep and Lambs. ,
Beware of shone that BC cheat). as.they wiii drink morning arta nigpiv. • Ewes, per cwt- . . 3(10 ,,--, 3 25
. have gob to live. Gill add get penes. • t 1:incats, per owt . •-. • 2 50 2, 75
Lambs, per cwt . . . 4 25 - i 40 .
f Orders by mall promptly attended to. . • / i
*•• WHAT TO FEED CIRICHENS
ALBERT STREET - CLINTON „ . --.. . • -t- Milkers and , Calves. .
111•••••1,DI1
ith .B Frash Green Cat Bone contains the Cows, -ri.ro-h. ; • • 0 00 25 50
113 ' , • elements to make strong, hente. vigor- Calvess, ssR • 2,400.,,,, 800
n e
A General Dilating Btlsiness Transac.ted. Harness Emporium, Oral ous chicks and. lots of eggs. Boie.
Notes Discoiinted. Drafts Issued, , ' • • • • • • Chole s per eset 4 25 4 62 1-2
,
Interest Alio:Ned on Deposits.
" a cheap feed and cut 'up fine and run Light lugs per oWt' 4 25 000
'7•41-c2'cszt urags."="es.Culy' . The telidlop Mutual bre through any ak
clean d ell:oiled hire avy, do.; per cwt tg ,• 375
, cutter. they ine aantewmpting ra ion plioDuco.
Eggs-PirM and unchanged. Choice
CLINTON - - • - ONT .
Fire, Accident and Life Insurance
fwis. fFinineee. boiling steaks sell at 2s to e3c• hel
Transacted. Represen.8 several of dr best •
Insurance Compaq '• t in
( • - cut. bbne resembles haste ,mea • , , d
which is relisbed. by, all
•
Companies and •auy. information ,rola ing to
• es ----------------------------111 ' fresh or cold slored,-at 16 Lcs 18a; and.
- • neas, is ou..•linied at 15 to I0c. • '
hourance trial given. General Dietylet • •
Agent for the onfederation 1.ife Inanrance Tathi and- Isolated T03711 PropOrty •
Make more egga int. winter and epring
'Potatoes -More coniineini arid mar-,
Co. Money taLoan on Rearm:saki° Rates.; •
Office -Palace block, opposite Market. Only I118Ured. •. than .anishing on the markSt. llones ,kee easier. Car lots, 011 'track, are
• .• the frartie, strengthen the 'bones, de- sell out of store at 'GU to 70e; farinerse
CONVEYANCING. ° 0PPIcERS:
,George Watt. Presiden t, Berle& Pm,. B.
: v *lop the muscles And the lime . they
,POultry--quipt, Not many corning in,
loads esti at arounde60 to 7.tc.
' IspicLean, Wppeii P.O.; W. J. shannon. sec'v contain ,makes a strong ' • shell: .Bone
and values. only., steady: Quotations
John Ra. out, Treas.. Beater b. Po.; Thom ei Hairs, cutters may be obtained , irk .Lttny;
kli ft
,• are saungly nitrogenous, so build up quoted tit 55 to 58c, per bag. Dealers
.d.
specter of lo-ses, TeafortIt. P,Q. .
and styles and f kept. °lea condi- .
DIRECTORS : , , - tion, the bones can be cut .eastly by a
Conveyancer, Commissioner, Etc. • . W. G. Brom:Hoot, treafortb : John 6. Orley°, child. • Anapng the cheapest in first
., ' Winthrop: George Dale, seaforth: Thomas E, COSI. and in repair is Marin's bone, cut-
, - •• Real Estate. Hay.s. Seafor h; James, Evans. Bsechsvood ; ter. Those who are not experienced
. -Moggy to Lend. Thomas Garhutt, Canton : Thames Fraser,
, AGENTS: . in the feeding on bone, or who do not
. .
rputrattordI-lohn- E. McLean. Kippen.
Office -HURON STREET, -cLINTON appreci te what a, prolltable 11Se iS
• Robt. Smith, Bar lock Robsrt IVIeMillan,Sea. thus ma'de of green bone, iihould send
forth r James Cummings, Egmondville. J. Nv. for Mann's circulars, winch are free tie'
.
MEDICAL ' yedFohne.ville 1' 0. • John Govoulook and all.
'•
John C. Motriton, auditors.
Dr. W. afunn
Beet other business will bo promptly atten ed
'Parties desirous to effect insurance or trail* FO.R GRAPEm.0n;
tn On aPPliCatigni to our of the :tbalecorcers ,Berbaps grape vines are theY
addressed to t e r respee ve po . .
R. C. P. and L. R. C. S. Edinburgh. plants widen, do 110L need stableman -
Office -Ontario Street, Clinton. .Nigh • t . r
• ureowing' to the fact,that anu e
calls at front deor of residence cm' R, atten-
bury Street, opp. Presbyterian Church... Grand Trunk Rallwa3t.:*
contains albuminoids in exceils, which
Dr. Turnbull a rains arrive .anu leave t.,linton o.tatkon as
makes grapes rot and 'vines &COI. 4'
_ follows : , poor, gravelly soil sults- vines better.
liuffalo and Goderich District r-
Okice in Perrin's Block, Rattenbury St. • ivr d • ar planted On " the hill sides. More
12.55 Pon. than nitrogen and Laud phosphate,
7.05 P•au sites need • ,fertilizer cOntainneg 15
• than a rich one. Therefore vineyards
• • Going Welt, ixe io.e5 a.m. e
•
Night calls at Office attended to.
CLINTON, ONT.
Dr. Shaw,
Office -Ontario Street, Opposite English
church" fortnedy occupied "by Dr. Apple-
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DENTISTRY.
. pr, BRUCE,
Surgeon Dentist,
OFFICE -Over. Taylor's Shoe Store,
Olintcin, Ont. • Special attention to preser.
:ration of natural teoth.
N. B -Will visit Blyth every Monday and
Bayfield every Thursday afternoon during -
the summer. ,
.D11. AGNEW, DENTIST.
Office adjoining Poker's Photo Galles:y.
Office Hours, ' 9 to 5.
• At Zurich the second Thursday of each
month.
.
YE'TERINARY..
Blackall,'
VETERINARV•SUREON min
- v TERINARY INSPECTOR.
Office be Isaac teeet twit' New Era office
Resideocee Albert St., Clinton.
LEGAL.
" Express
.." !f. Mixed
Express ...way p.m.
7_ 40 a rn per bent orpotash. Often we hear far-
,
Going East, Express ..
e .. a • . :, . e'es.'„•,„ niers Wareing of having put tons of
11 11, mixed., , .. .. .. .. : , 4, : .. : -4" r*---" commercial fertilizer in, the soil of
445 P.m: their faring, whieh may 'be very good,
Loudon, Huron until:truce:-
. but we never hear, anY boast about a
7.47 a.m.
Going South, Express .. _ well-preserved.stable manure, which in
..41
v ' • ..... • • 4'30 p"f• this sandy soil particularly is an hat
Going North, " `a
10'15 4'• pellant pecessity, for it farnishes.vegel
tf ti ' . If,-
.55 Pan* thble matter (humus)of "hien the toil
M. C. Jescesoe, W. E. DAVIS, is deficient, improving its condition
Die. Pass. Agent, G. P.-& le A., • so as to enable it to hold its humidity,
Toronto. Montreal. and that addition of commercial fertie
A. 0. PAtrlsoS; G.T,R. Agent at Clinton. lizers, if the soil is too loose -as is
the case, withours-smakei it compact,
and if it is stiff it loosens it. It is a
60 YEARS:, fact that the effect S of stable manure
EXPERIENOn. in the Soil 'have- been traced twenty
yeare attar.
PAT E N TS
COMPOSTING FOR 'SMALL
FARMERS.
Thane
The fanner whets .140 fortunate as to
MARKO
DicisiGNS . have many acres and much live stock
COPYRIGHTS &c. and le not in debt may safely regard
animar ascertain our opinion tree w atber an the compost method of making ferti-
hwentIOn 15 probably patentable. Communica•
tionestriotloyeontldential. outshoot( on Patents lizere with comparative indifference.
Anyone sending a sketch and deseriettorimay
sent free. Idest meaner for aecnrina_Patents• . , - • .
Patents taken famish Munn le co. receive HiS stone green crops and coinmereids
Waal notice, without smarm, in the
manure make the problem: "How sus -
Scientific ilineritaiu : — 1 "r "
e tain and increase erti ity, an easy
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. taraust'air. ot.e. But the email farmer-earn:ill in
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ettiati;aron of any seientine lour -ash Tenni, X8 A acres, in stook and. in floating capital, t four months. ee • Soid brannewsdealer/
„e• or riossibly in debt, must view the
mUNNCO 30
/4 'utoadvam New if trii Matter ' 'with more Coneern. To him
wrench aloe. risti VI st.„ waahinsum. D. composting is the only feasible solsi-
• - - • • tion, gaving made thehest poseibIe
A nw CURR Pon oRrp, . 'Use of his-littlie home supply he must
Piesident George T.' Angell, at tbe strike •out for rave naaterials from oth-
er sources -beg them ifhe oan, buy
American Ilutnane Education SocietY, them if he must, . Local market quiet in all lines. Deal-
' offers whet no. is a panacea foe ers nerd quote as follows-
claimsHi/des-hoice steers, Oe; No:" 1 cowie
the evil. Sulphur is the preventive he• 8 1-2e; No. 2, 7 1-2c; No.. 3, 6 12e; cured
. seggests, "It his been shown," he Rion swonos, sell at. 8.4e; advanee on the foregoing.
. •
are .-Lhickens, per- pair; 25 to 40c;
dneks, 40 to 60c; geese, per lb. 51-2
to Go; turkeys4 per lb. 9 to 10e.
Beans -Steady market. Choice hand-
picked beans sell at $1.10 to 5L25; and
common at Mr to 70o; .pr bush. •
Dried I apples -Dealers pdy 4 1-2e for
dried stock, delivered here; and smell
lotsreaell at 5 to .5 1-2e, ;eevaporated
8 'to 100. for small lots. s„
gpney-U`noloinged, ouna lots of
choice, delivered here, will bring about
5 1-2 to 6e; •dealers qudte,from 6 te
17c per lb for 10 to- 604b tins; and in
Comb at 'around 51,25 to 51.50 per dez-
eh- sections. .
Baled hay -The movementis light,
Strictly choice, ear lots, is quoted at
$6.50 to 57.50 per -ton; and No. 2 at
• Straw -Unchanged. Car lets are quot-
ed at' 54 to 54.50, on track. •
Rops.-Outlook little better. Dialers
here sell eit 16 to 20c. and are Paying
holders, ,ontside, abeut 14 to 18e.
DrATRY PRODUCE: .
Butter -Prices keep steady forclioice
dairy and • crenmery, and demand is
good, Receipts of all lines only fair.
Quotations ane•as follows :-Dairy, tub,
poor to medium, 11 to 12e; choice,..13
to 14e; large rolls, 14 to 15e; small
dairy, lb prints, about 15 to 16e;
creamery, tubs ane boxes, 19 to 20e;
lba 20 to 21.0.
Cheese -Good Steady deMand at un-
changed prices. • Choice stocka sell at
from 10 to 10 1-2e.
• DRESSED 110GS AND PROVISION.
Plenty of dressed hogs ,coming,
and peckers are handling freely.. -Val-
ues have gone -off e little, and the
market is easier. On the street to -day
farmers' loads sold at 55.20 to 55.30,
ae. to *quality. Western hogs were
quoted, on track,in car las, at around
55.10 Mixed weights; and Northern
at about 55.15 for select lote.Market
for provisions unaltered. • ,
Quotations • are as follows:* Dry
salted shoulder, 7 1-2c; long blear
bacon, car lots, 7 1-2e; ton lots and
case lots, 7e3 -4e; or backs. 8 1-2 to 8
3-4e. •
Smoked meats -R *
ams heavy, 9 1-2 to
10e t medium, 10 to 10 1-2; light, lee;
breakfast bacOrn 10 1-2 to 11o; picnics
halts, 7 3,4 to 9'80. AU meats out of
• pickle lc less than prices quoted' for
stnoked meets.
Lard -Tierces, /a; 'tubs,. 7 1-2 to 7
3-n4c' pane, 1 8 -4 -to 8e; compound, 6
106 1-2c. '
RIDES, SKINS,. AND 'WOOL.
Lambelcina and, sheep pelts -75o, and
Scott 85 11.101Cenzie, sa'r " *
a, bow wearing sulphur in the TM meet valuable sword in the w.orld-
BA.RRISTERS, 'SOLICITORS,
. clothing has prevented yellow fever, is that belonging to the Gaeltwar 'of for choice,
ETO. . • Cholera andother diseases: Ralf, a tea-, Calfekine-Choice, No, 1, llo; and xe:
orAM'• AVEIELD. spoonful of powdered sul hur in eac
p h Bar . odaThe hilt la set with' are- 2, g •°
e. •
C .. .
lintonO
, fON AND B
fices--Elliott Block, Leine st. shots or stocking is considered to be monde, rubies and eraeralde, and it is.- W001-ellnwiiehed, 10e; fleece 15e,
Bayfield Offite-Open every Thursday euffieient, I find in the London Lancet valued at 51,100,000: The Shah of Per- for email tots, delivered; pulled; 18 1-2e
--Main street, first door west of that no less authortty then the Presi- Ida has a sword that is worth 550,000. for supers; and 26 to 210 for extrats.
. . Post Mite, Money to loandent-of the Institute of Civil Engieeers It wee; worn by•Naared-Din on his first TalloW-toCal dealers buy barrel tale
else es, ef London declares that the eul h
p ur. Visit to Europe, about 25 Years age. low at, 31-2 to 4c for rendered, and re
s,
Janne Scott.: • E. II. Molt I The Czat and the Sultan both possess .6(41 at 4 to 4 1.-20. •
of teal in that city kills the disease
otie vapor itrodueed by the dombustion very valimble swards. Lord Wolseley , .
' probably has the Most valuable. sword Buffalo, ,Tan. '24*-.'---0-Spring wheat-Ilie.
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germa •in the atmosphere." Sulphur in
Ca, e• , very oheitp, and vviiether it'destroys Or in Europe to=day. Itswas,given to him - changed.; No. I hard, 80 le2o r No. i
keeps out germs of disease from the bythe EgYPtians, and is valued at 510i- -Northern, VC ; No, 2 Northern 75c.
Winter wheat -Dull; enquiry light ;
dull and featureless all the forenoon;
'scalpers found their e efforts to
breakthe market checked by lib-
eral 'cleariinees, the influence')
of yesterd,ay's good export trade
and steady: scabies; the CleSe
was steady and unchanged e March
closed 78 348e; May, 75 1-16 to
75 7-16e, dolled 751-40. Corne-Reeelpts,
$6,525 'bush.; exports, 101,782 bush.;
spot steady; No, 2, 43 to 433440, tea,.
afloat; options dull from start to finish,
holding fairly steady, in nympathY
with. wheat ; the close was steady at
unchanged prices; May, 417-8 to 42o,
closed 43e. ' Oats -Receipts, 82,200
bush; exports, 875 bush; spot market
quiet; No, 2, 38 3ei to 34o; No, 3, 331-2c;
No. 2 white, 35 1-2e ; No. 3 white, 35o;
track mixed Western, 34 to 35e; track
white, 35 to 39o; options neglected:
Butter -steady; • Weetern creainery,
15 te 20o; factory, 12 to 14o; Ensins,
200; imitation, creamery, 13 to 170e.
State dairy, 1- to 180 ; State creamery,
15, to 19 1-2e. • Cheese -Steady ; large
white and colored, 101-20; small
white and ordereO, 11 to 111-40; light
skims, 7 1-2 to 8.1-4c ; 'Part skims, 01-2
to 7.1-2a; full Skimreee- to 3 Eggs
-Steady; State and Pennsylvania; 21
to 2 11-20; Western fresh, 20o; apoth-
em, 20 1-2 to 210. Rosin and tureen-
ting-Itull. Molasses -Firm.
Chicago, Jan. 20.--Qash quotations
were: -Flour dull- and steadye whetter -
patents, 53,60 to 33.70; straights, 43.30:
to 83.40;' spring patents, hard, 53.40 to
53.60; soft patents, 53.20 to 33.40; bake
erse 52.20 to $2.50; straights,. 5e,80 to 14
53.20; No. 2 spring wheat, 67 1-2
No. 3 spring wheat, 64 to 69e; Nee 2
to. Wei 1,
red, 71cs; No. 2' corn, 86e; No; 2 oats,
27e; No. 2 white, 29 1-2 to 30c; No. 3.
white,. go to 29 le2o; No: 2 rya,, 50 1.2e;
Me 2 barley, 43 to 52o; No. 1 flaxseed,'
81.14 to 51.14 I-2; North-West, $1.18;
prime timothy seed, $2,85; pork,
59,85 to 59.90; hird. 05.50 ' to
55.521-2; ' ribs," 54.70 . to .54.95;
shoiilders, 41-2 to 4345c; short clear
sides, $5 to, $5.10ewhiekey, 31.27; sugar
unchanged; No, 2 yellow corn, 36 1-4e.
Receipts -Flour, 18,000 bble; wheat,
105,700 bash; corn, 597,600 bush; ' oats;
:194,70te bush; -rye, 11,800 bush; barley;
59,000 :bush; Shipments Flour, 35,-
000 bbls; wheat, 71,000 bush; corn, 238;-
000 bush; oats', 174,000 been; rye, 43;000
Nish; barley, 1.6,000 bush. Butter --
Easy; creameries; 14 te 19c, dairies, 11
to 17e. Eggs -Doll; freSh, '18 •to 18 e
1-2e, Cheese -Steady; creameries. 9 1-2
to, 11e. '
.CaMpion,
!later, Sellcitor,
GGnElti011y
eppricis-e•Over Davis; Drug
• Mo
Notary, &ce body or only acts %Jen the imagine
ONT. alien it *Ana do Much harm to try
NO. 2 red, 14 1-2o, Corn -Pim No. 8
-
it * yellow, 89 1-2e; No. 4 yellow, 890: No.
Store. '
:ley to Lean. Tng LARGEST STANDING ARMY. 8 6°111'
No, 2 *bite, 33 3-4e; No. 8 white, 82 8-4o;
89e. 00tits-Searte and firm;
he Dyspeptic s Mead rtaaala posseseeir the largest stand- No. whrltee, 818-40 ; /go. 8 M. ixed, 81
d s h CA 't lit-ounto
N. th ear some 1-`40 Pa 1 Y. Active demand, market
very strong.. Rye -Unsettled' Noe2 sea e rat.
O. Johnstoit
head,
The prowd utteeed a piercing "lie partly mgestcd.
showing their approval ef the skill dia.
played by the exeoutioner, Before the As a result all the organ*.
headlese body had time to fall the- exe-
cutioner grasped it by the eboulder, and tissues take on- actiVity.
and thrusting forward a long wooden -
skewer whereon were strung some ten
see, and 44,00, all druggists? ,
'or more, spongy vela made of flour, be
rolls were -thoroughly saturated. and 6COTT'is BOWNI3. Chemists, setae%
passed it through tbe body until the .
then returned, it to the onlooker wit°for the magistrate' to see, as he is the
originally handed it to hint, a repre- Party realsonsible for the proper car_
bineSe believe that the upon he and t
• only tying out of the performance, where -
for the Ohe sscildiers returned; the
sentative Of some large medicine shots,
cure for consumptien is to eat the wbinoue.
leteseoupying not More than seven
blood of those who have been de-
ra
.capitated, •• •
i -
iti8nealesttaythatto°btallC_6DrSU1°1D
ESilPRVSS
thsthetxeeUtionrhasto bewtLPussif.413sohooI. ehildrenu:at
bribed. The. same process as above 15 years of age have committed suicide .
described was gone through with the within the space of 10 years. Three
second and third men, and direotly all headed and thirtreieven ef them. were
thiee heeds, were off they were held up noys and 76 'girls. -
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HOW.IT IS DONE IN CHINA.
• • . • .
• Quickest Thing in Thitt Country Is an
" • Exectilion. •
To. say to a Chinaman- ;Om isabout
. •
to journey •to another district; "I will
pee you Off by the West. giste,..e 'Iti• Po -
thing Iethana gross insult, for:the
reason that all: executions in China,
nmatter be whet pi -evince; take place
direetly outside the walls of the:4148C
gates' This bus ;been the' custom ,in
China for- ceothriecte. Why it is so' hie
that the Chinese believe -that life cia-1
ears by -the East gate and departs •by I
the. West. • • '•
the city, 'of Mukaen, Man-
. .
enuria; says a wrIter PearsOn's, I
expressed Wit*, io 'witness •execu-,
tion. Suclseati 'ablate -etre faking place
almost ,daiIY, • Cm 'aetourit of that part
ef China being Trifeeted Ivith robbers
and bevels's, I not have 'kink to
wait before • curiosity was iiatiefieci.
At four 26'elock one Zuly afternoon,
a native and, the writer hired carts and.
proceeded to the execuilon ground,
liaising heard that three robbers were
to be beheaded that day.
Arriirea there and waiting _about ten
minutee, the solemn procession was
,seee emerging *from. the West gate of
the -enter city; first four soldiers, wiele
immense banners, then twenty more
soldiers with modern rifles arid fixed
bayonets, followed by an open• cart;
wherein sat the 'three culprieti strililsed
.•
to the. waist, With -hands se rely.pene
ioned behind them, and legs inserted
in heavy wooden portable stooks which
were kept in position by heavy Iran
chains girdling,the loins. Their facies
lbegrimed with dirt, and belie unkempt,
but tied upr in a kn,ot to leave the neck
clear, for they. are not permitted to do,
any toilet during the time of incarcer-
ation.
The ebuntenaime of one evinced fear
ragman 4,...omo,ea. tw ++," • ot.4
Is whdemany a mother is looking
for; something absolutely safe and
reliable, that will disarm her terror
of„ -that dread rattling, strangling
cough, so fearful tp.the mother, so,
fatal to the child. A.yees Cherry
Pectoral is.a croup cure tkat can be
relied on.4Thousands say so.
Mao. .1.3. Dimon Citanford Evelethl
,); writes from Truro, N.8. fee ;
"That terror of mothers; 06 startling,
croupy. cough, never alarmed nib to long as I
had bottle of Ayeei Cherry Pectoral in the
loase."AL"----
* s'wa lures used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral In
our flintily for yen% Once When our boy
had a advera attdok of iron% ere thmight
that he Enid die. But we broke up the
.using .A.yees herr? Nieto
n tomao $Y, 28°0 eWlseril3te'the Rueeien track, Offered 624. Flour-4uiet 'but- at
loiter, Commissioriers Et fOrees, Which in time of peace nuntiber steady. R. IL COX, Plarteheville, La.
0 IC
• ti • The darkred indameil potato!' on tite atom.
o
11,000,000 men. On a War -footing ttlis Detroit, Ian. 20.-Wheat-eOlosed : No.
ONr. ea, being sman veins ten -urged withstagiiiint •
disettie.intelog blood, olter, ulcerating, can rises to 2,500,000, and calling out the I white; cash. 71 1-2e; leo, 2 red, cash
best be reaebee by remedial itrongly carrireEserVels
tild illerealse It to 6,947,000 and *Tannery, .71e ; May, 78 7-80. •
, . ed vr
Milton Mid St. Andrew's In the blood Itself, not by bitters in the 406114trained Midler:3; Should neeeeility e Toledo,' Jan: 20.-e-Wheate-No. 2 cash, .. .
stomach,. outside the veins and more or less
inbred with poorly digested kod. arine the militia 7"45' °441 called eet, 410 bray, 71113.4e. S etteh. 000
ltoward'siteagnetlef coutelne this remedy bringing the Cestes foreng Sp 9,060,. Cllovetseed--Prlitte caiths Old CLOD.
sod applies Mb 0 OVre way, safety invigorates 003 trien. Milwaukee, San. 2ALL Wheat -No. - ctv�rai
Ones
away 1.4 inflainmation end-sos"enese,, codeNorthern,61 1-2, to 10e ; 1 s 1 o. 2,Norths
Public, &c,, the head, opens the aluggish veinss ..,.
ern, 67 1-2 tO 68e. Itye---1,-
Thettleturn appetite, digestn
ion, strength. v111E110.0)1 to57o Barley...No, 2, 522,L.56 2e. 1-tO 980;
• Who would woticesen moot eat we. a .
, nowardholteart Relief may be had,Irt sing tompst-Ate you a married psanf earciPle. 44 1-2 to 52 lege. , .
4
,tOreOr by' mein ;IE sot, pee box, s hoes% (opt ' wit nee -No, I WaS run evisr 47 Mifineepolls. Jan, 20.--Wheett-sTante. No °taro -fa conteltatIon by
k letter With
CLINTON _ a, W. HOWARD. li Virsterior, SC. Toros* 1a trolley ear ottea, arYi 08 1-40; May, OS it -lo ; .lulif• 09 344 sr Dbysiolan. iM. Ayer Co, 1,01011. MAC
Intister,
Walk
1,4 •
For sale b3r 'Watts & Co Clinton
u u u u u u woo to u u u u u is to ueueuume u uu u u ueueu u u u
If you Know what you Want
- it is your own fault
If you don't get It
In days gone by dealers were-
• able to sell people just.what they
; pleased; but the,putilic of to -day
are inclined to find out for them-
: selves the best article in evety line
and they insist upon getting it. I -- take BM thithat
ng comes
"' along. I go strailit for thc 'Granby'.
for I know it is t e best.
Granby Rubbers
* t AND o.vaRsHoEs •
a
r,' are'lcnown throughout the whole country to be -the best
in fit, finish, 'quality and durability and that is -why
people wal have Granby's and Ito. other. -The extra
: thickness at ball and heel makes themlast twice as lung.
. . .. .
.11 . GRANBY RUBBERS WEAR LIKE IRON, .
. • . .
l'busutitas..sutioap-usisLumiutaasmusts_sasuutzu.suaaaiuu3-
• ONE amps RELIEF.
•
Don't Spend a Dollar
for
Medicine
until you have tried
You can buy them in the paper 5 -cent cartons
Ten Tabules .:for Five Cents.
V. sod4. tad aia Mass*: to rater ths 5y5:p4044 shOniliS fee 4 toitlifilit
If you •40nq Arid this . sort of.
RiOat*TtibuteA
'At the Drugtist'8
Seed nye Caine to 'hilt RIPANS 011E11M/it COMPANV, NO. le
Sprites St., New York, and they will Ire tent to you by tuall; or
14 Wien* will be nulled for 4$ centi. T11.6 cliantell are tett 10
eta 0101 11Upatiklabilidi are' the very medicine you need.
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