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APRIL 6,18
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:•••••••••••••••••1110000001 For Over Fifty yeses
ft Nati. WutsLow'S Sepristwe. kirAUr ro4
w Wied by Inillione of mothers for their ohil ren
d.
w while teething. If dieturbed at night and
broken of ,your reit by a sick child suffering
41: Air e (.11i401.11 e 0,0 w ...• and crying with, Pain of CUttin4Teeth send at
Spring' ka
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vire have1 *
a vi, lots of them, at- 2
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: toot any one you will be on
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• liable to ,sak for if you •
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I Want one that wiR give :
:. satisfactory results ask us for i
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• our, •
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1 IIERBAL SPRING •
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: • . BITTERS 00 cents, : '
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CON.,POUND EXTRACT. I
it: QAL1APARII.41..A.75cts.
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once 44,nd get a bottle Of "Mrs. tooth -
Ing Syrup" for Children Teething,. It will
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liove the poor little eugerer immediately. De-
pend upon itonothers, there is no udistakeaaboat
It ogres Plarrhcea_,_ ref/U.114es the _St watch
and howole, cures Wind collo, eoftene the.
Gums, rat; oesInflammation, and grtteidevticLivg
energy to the whole system. "id
Soothing Syrup" for children teething le plea.
sant to the taste and b; the prescription of one
of tho oldeet and hest female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Price twenty-fiv
:lentos bottle. _Sold by WI druggiets throu
out the -world." Be aura and ask for "M
WiNsicw'S SooTHINO SIRUP.
STARVING CHILDREN.
Thousands of Well-fed cliildren was
starving, simply because their too ts
not of the right kind, They Are thin,
pale and delicate, ScoWe Emulsion
will change all this. It gives vim and
vigor, flesh and force.
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' II' . WITI1 MDIDES $1,-- : CrOWil : BalkerYs...
1. OP SAASAPARILLA, fit
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t These goods are all right.
6. We know them to be all: ...
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: right. if yop 'think you needWeLead
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one of thiin !we will.be Pleae-
ttcl to. tell yop all about their).
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1 SYDNE JAcKsoN
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• cluate Druggist:
. • Successor to .&lin &Wilson Phone 2 •
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94114060110001100:
ExeteitFlour
• AT NO EXTREPRICE
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• We invite your inspection of our
• stock of C4roceries,, etc., being
convinced that it purchase
follow. In addition to Groceries
of all kinds we will carry a sup-
• ply of EXeter Flour, extragood,
• but at no extra, price.
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TRY OUR W CENT.TEA.
J. W. 1
•Combe'silloclis Clinton
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30 30 XI
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C Afk !I
71-1.a,rd To.Beat.2
I have for sale choice . Seed
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oats whiah Were tried last sea-
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sqn byfat mei a itt this district
with splendid results, A Mil-
let purchaser of Each bushel
reaped FORTY -,TWO .bushels
and a, Goderich lownship .fari
mer sewed 30 bushel a nd
they had 1200 13ushe1s., -
These Oats will not Rust .or
'Smut nor freeze in the Spring,
-The straw is strong•ind is al
most as nutritious as hay.
Will have Beardless Seed
Barley. SamPle On be .. seen
here, which threshed 85 bush-
els per acre,.
...A stockof Frant Nod, Sheep
Tick; Hen Tonic, etc,, always
on hand. .
Vvre 31)urTc.A.ST •
Opplite. the market. 01inion.
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cult To See
- 'Others F()Iloto
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OUR TART SHELLS: ARE DAINTY
One Size, One Price, •
•- One quality,
TRE'BEST 10c PER DOZEN.
•If you stiffer from. Indigestion try our
CRACKED WHEAT BREAD
If you want something nice and tasty;
try our .
CURRANT BREAD
If you, want of good, sweet,' satisfying
loaf try our . ••
• HOME-MADE BREAD'
A2 -lb. Loaf for fic.
ALL OUR; CAKESARE Al•
in quantity, quality and price..
.KIR'KBY
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Next door turlarendon.
Good stabletO rent. ,
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Coepe?s, 75e
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LitIle!s. Non; Poi sonpus„ 750
Persiatic • Animal Dip; 75c
Hess' instant 1 ouse killer, 3e
Pet aiatio Poultry Powder, 25e
PerSiatic Hen House Spra3ri-25e
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Pure. Insect Powder, per lb". 50c
,COMBV3 HORSB.
'fIND .CIITTLE SPME
ioe 11,., or 3 lbs. for 25C
We will guarantee this Spice is equal
to•apy Condition Porkier sold. at 25c a
lb, and superior to. any Cattle Spice or
• mixture at' present on the market.
'Try it. Weare supplying the large
cattle men in this section. • :
H. B. OOMBE
Those"eyes of yotira.are
• probably overtaxed, and i4ou
\ have not found it out yet, y
will soon do SO. Prepare for
the future by taking care of the
preSent Defective vision is
ea tidy lcured, unless 'of long
, standink, ' 'Our large stock of
lenses and frames, combined
with our knowledge .of how to
• fit them properly; insures you
a permanent benefit and not
merely temporary relief.
Qhargers moderate.
A:i1,01?IGG
.1)40e•
Jeweler and Optician.
Aire' 'Wad's ishafhodine,
tht Great agUsh &wag.
Sold And reatkminelided by ell
drtigidete In Canada, Only ten-
able inedieine discovered. 814
league guaranteed to onre sil
tonne o Benno Weakness._ all effeeta of abule
or exeema Mental WW1, Hz:leash% tee of o.
wee, Opfunt or fitintolante. Mailed en feeelpt
a glee, one Plata* $1. aix, $5, 0•• tottivtease,
"Rota cum rampnlete free to Or IlidarOSS.
. The Weed Compraty, WindA0t$ Onte.
84 la Clinton by Sydney Jackson, brliggisti
• Chemist aucl Druggist!'
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FRESH •
MEATS
laving pin/based the butehering busi-
ness of Ford & Murphy, I hope by close
• attention to business, satisfactory prices,
• and good stock to merit a continuance of
the custom of the patrons of tho firm and
• secure neW customers as well. • • •
GIVE U$ A CALL. •
CHAS. WILSON.
HAVE ItoU VRIEE
KITCHEN QUEEN
FLOUR?
• THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Port Albert.,
John Bennett returned
woods in Michigan last we
ViTru. Richardson front tht
the Tetuiseamingne Metre.
L. OunnInghain, who le t
Grand Bend, is home for
holidays.-- Miss G. Oui tell
is at present visiting in the
Mrs. Frank Hawkins, Nile,
village visiting last week.—
rell and Alf. Small ate Im
this week.—John Benne
again able to move about aft
ness. —Dick it; the happie
• this burg, his family of
having increased eonSideral
day last. --Wood bees a •
rage in the neighborhooda
---thunlin is again to 01
which we as citizens of t
and neighborhood wish him •
cess in the days to • cornti
can tell us when the harbor
merits are going to start ega
C. 0. F. of this village are h
oyster ;supper and dance for
Isere on Thursday of this reel
annual vestry. meet ing of Ohl
was held on Tuesday at 10
the forention.—Joe McMil
rich, was In the village last
few days. .. •
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• hippen.
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Obituary. --It is With sorrc•
chronicle the demise of It•
Smillie of this place Which
last Friday morning.: ' _Dec
,botawin the provinbeofQue
and Was thus 41 his 76th yea
a resident of the county of
about 44 yeare. 1 -le was a n
physique and Of more the.
energy and intelligence.'
his Whole heart and sou
work and was generally qui
ful in every enterprise.
Man of truth and integrity
mended the respect awl co
all good citizens. He was
of .St. 'Andrew's church,
for Many years One of its.
ere. He was quite enthusi
efforts to lesson the evils of
traffle. All the members of
were pre -Sent at the funert
them corning long distances
vice and interment took plac
day last and was largely att
leaves a widow, four sons a
tier to mourn their loss.
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• Goderich.
Mrs. Roderiek M. Cassels
daughter•Alice Sutherland,
spending a couple of wee
Cassel's old home, residence
ber, Esq., Victoria and St
streets, Mr, • Cassels joine
Easter Saturday and spent
day With them, Mr, eaSi
pleased with her residence in
• John CharleaWilliams, O.
brother Joseph are delighte
in Venezuela. Their sister 1!
ROeSeW and children are
them.- They are all engage4 •
favorite, art photpgraphY
rapturously of the scenery. -
Mr. Heaton has an attack 4
tis we are sorry to note.
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Dairy Notes -From the '1
letin of Montreal of March
is a first-.classatitlxority, we
following quotations :----"T
of the cheese season is deVel
siderable strength, the sale
lot being made on this mark
•a fb. There are very few
in Canada and those who
lucky holdors. For the
ing March 81 1898,' there we
froiv Montreal 2,542.3811x)
the season. ending March 31
were shipped 2,307,280 boxes
• The following is, special e
Trade Bulletin t•-•;•`.+Loidon
1899 -The cheese market ht
a much firmer tone .and p
mimed -no another shilling
report with busineas at 53s.
tkl. for finest Canadian (
made itt Holmesville) and
wince there is a more activ
Liverpool March 80 1899-T ?I
is strong with a good dein ,T!
advance with sales.of finest •
at Ms:" _
This is a new brand never before offer-
ed to the people of Clinton or surrOund-
ing country. One of our customers
who has used it said :-
IT IS AWAY OUT OF SIGHT.
/t makes
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LIGHT WORK,LIGHT HEARTS
To be had only from
Wok_ °LINTON
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Special
r*.••••UNIr
ourbushiess is now condected On &eash
basis, our goods will he sold at tno lowest cash
Takeo. We quote assamples :-
Toilet Sete at..„ e5 50, were $'t 00
Toilet Sots at 4 di, were 6 50
Dinner Soto 1000, were 12 50
• Dinner Sets at • 8 60, wore 10 00
PRIOES PAID irolt
GOOD litYTTER AND EGOS.
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Auburn.
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SIT131.1.J.M1VI1\1"T. TO'
E CLINTON NE
S -RECORD.
Clinton Out, Thursday, April 6th, 109.
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1110 ChteSeit Frauds. East Wawanosit
CLINTON MARKET Illf'ORTS.
Th. twelfth; annual session of the The council inet on Thuroday pursu-
Norrerted every Wednesday afternoon
Grand Courted of the yinadlan Order ant to adjournment. Members all pre,
FaU Wheat
ot Chosen friends was held in Toronto, sent. Minutes of last meeting read and Goose Wheat
The officers state that the past year has passed. • The pathrnaaters, pounds Barley
been a most prosperous one, notwith- keepers and fenceviewers were appointmuiti,.
standing the keen competitain exiating ed. for the current, year, Nloved by
in fraternal circles. Tue society now Ur. McCallum, seconded by Mr.. Currie, Pees
ranksjin third piece as reg irds member- thel, all pathuiasters for the •current
ship. The year 1898 was the first trial .year rnust .retern 1.1wir road lists not
of the new rates, The opinion of some later than he 1st day of Septeniber
wee that they would retard the growth next, otherwise all statute labor. not.
of the societyThe opposite has been then returnedwill be charged for on
the result, as a lubitantitil increase has the collector's roll 'to be Collected along'
not only been made in membership, but with orilinary taxes, and that a by-law
in the reserve •fund. The system ot centirming the same be read and passed
deputy, organtzers, inaugurated last at next meeting Of the council. -Oar-
Year, and being continued this year, has 'tied.. Resolved, that the clerk be in -
proved a 'great success. Up to the structed when making out the road lists
present tune nearly 1000 approved ap- this year to charge each lot the full
plieations have been taken in. The amount of statute labor due on same,
Grand Recorder, W. F.Montague (Elam- to be performed in the division in which
Mon), Sabo:11W a comprehensive report, said property is situated, Messrs, John
irons which the following synopsis ot the eIcDoweil Sr..on, George Hewett At Son
standing of the order t the close of
• 1893 id taken :-During the. year 2,143
, approved applidttions •were received,
making the total membership 1602,
nude up of 4,353 females and, 11,799
• males. Toe total amount of insurance
• carried is 1119,24,250. The average meeting,- when some action will be
ameant of benefit insurance carried per taken in this matter. Communication, •
mainber is $1,190.07 average age of received from Wm. Lane, ebunty clerk, ACE.
Special Notice.
05 tO Off
.• 00 to 63 As our business is now conducted. on a cash
basis, our goods .
.. 0 38 to 0 40 prices.' we quotewalls1
abaensvoliedsa:t_tne lowest cash
.... 0 27 to 0 28
Toilet Seta at... .... $5 60, were 4.7 00
0 60 to 0 63
-Rye ....• 0 80 to 0,35
Potatees, per buils, new... 055 to 0 60
Butter loose in basket.,.. 0 14 to p 15
•Butter in tub. • • 0 1,k to .0 14
Eggs per doz 0.1)9 to C 10
Bay - 5 50 to 6 00
Live Hogs. ... . . , .......... 4 00 to 4 10
Pork per Cwt..— OW to -6 00 -
. 0 05 to 0.05
Toilet Sots 4 50, wore 6 50
Dinner Sets at 10 00, woro 12 60
Dinner Sets at. 8 60, wore 10 00
RIMIEST:PRICES PAID FOR •
GOOD BUTTER AND EGG43.
Dried Apples per lb .
Ducks per lb.
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• G. J. s,TETART
TENDERS WANTED..
• • the iinVilis,enPed unto and including Saturday,
arated tenders willibe received by
0 054to .0. 06
Turkeys per lb.,....., • 0 07 to
Geese per lb.
Chicken d per pair
and :Sent VVitiner were present as a Wool '
deputation asking that something be Fichlt, pet. 6wt
dime this season towards cutting and .
oth4rwise 'repairing and inaproviog the ---•
as
hill at lots 33 and :34, con: 6, known
FothergiWs hill Postponed till May 11111, tittURQU
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April 8th; 499, fbr the erection and eomp,etioil
„ of an uadfellow's Block inogoderrich. The low -
00 0355 totO 01) 1/6. est or any tender .not essa ily accepted.. •
pp,!)erui:rItnd specification may be seen et Geo.
dorat sto bset000raeioyeadaedriemlitt oordaatamdyadodflircoes,00dTetno.
0 .16 to 0 16 Geo. Porter, GoderiHeh
1 90 t°. 2 15 •
Stratford, Ont., March. 22nd, 1899;
J. WELL Architect
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• new members, 318;' average age of re supplying township cauncils With
whole membership, 38,8. The total assessment ated collectors' rolls. by the
atnnint collected in the -relief fund de', county as done at present. ' No action.
partmetit for•the year was $146,6'19.78, taken, East Wawanosh council being sist-
to which must be added $4,807.15 re- lofted with the prelatic system of furnish- -
calved lor interest, in Government stock ing these rolls. The treasurer reported
and bank deposits, making a grand total a casli balance on hand at date of WS.- Through' tickets jostled to all•points in
ot' $15i,468.93. From this amount 73'. A debenture for $70 was witted in • •
-----$1-18,000 was paid in death claims, and favor of Finlay Andersen for services as
$7 000.n disability claims, with $1,47167 township clerk for 1898. The council MANITOBA AND. •
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transferred to the.' indemnity • fund; then adjourned till Friday, May 261h
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orniToNI (INT
leaving a total balance on hand in the next, then to meet as•a court of revision,
reserve ftiad of $164,23a 53. Vbere in for other bubiness. • •
were 98 de'aths durin4 the year, as cam, •
eared with85 during 1897, matting the
Respeetfully dedicated to , Mrs, P.
• ratio of deaths Per 10006.06. :The tote);
.aniount paid Out • since orgainzatien in• .. • ... ....
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:death 'and disability claims hit's, been i,,
, EASTER GRATITUDE.
$562,892.40. In the sick benefit •de ."-'0Ould.
Pitrttneet, there were 1,322 members in ' ' MtaintliigttrhtelitTitilife*eagnel' ' •
• gond standing at the close of , the Yearr • l'd strive:from earls, morn 1111 night
from whore was colleated $6,545,14 in . To honor thy fair name . . . .
, . assess rne;n ts. 'rhis, added to the bat- Why heart beats high, like id 0 knight f
,e ., .. ,.:.
interest of $72.70; Makes a greed total' VaTlirotrgaillemealtkred. i
lanye ot hivai degree, • .
arose front .last year of $1,704 86, ando
. • • r • •
of $3,322,70:• : Ftom tbis,sum was :paid . '•
. oraseasetneqt• of $6.52, Jeaving
for fel-oral benefit claime, with a rei und That . 1 may Still thyckinenLs earn. '
AlligiftolithTeltrectr;
apt.eo. ml,aitto4ye2alstr. 180.9„. : .
4,822.l0 for 304. sick . claims; and,;$350 ,
a 1441- . G. ta. d e rill:hi ,1 Yo
once an hand of $3,145.08. The g neral
fun' is also, in a healthy. condition and ' ", • ' . • - .
shims a balance to the credit id the fund
• Smite Old Caine:
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of 54,976,87. Forty-four councils were . .. . ....I••••...• •
organized diving the year, aiiil three re- Every crowd that has heen fortne
organized, making a total or 47 for the to get t•teh at the pohlic eXpense •since
year. •• .'., • . • • • • • the Liberals came into pewer.ints been '
ably assisted by the Globe. It is play-
, ing into the hands of the .1tItinn-dllac-
Titis •33rd W, i I I Tr;titt 1111London. kenzie•-.0., P. It. croWd by .magnifying,
• • the diffictiltiel of construction and.
-- OttawarMarch 31. --The .Departinent. minimizing T the •traffie :pnestiee of
' Of Militin has decided upon the number the Rainy River railway
of battalions which' ire to he mobilized • . The' Hardy Government's proposalto
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ear training during the drill. season of further aid. Mackentti
zie '
, Mann n.
1899: . • , •- • .• • ' . volve., a disgracefril waste Of public',
The camp at London will be held from runney. The Hardy Governtnent'spart-•
May 30th to June Kith; when 3,700 Men nership with the Dominion and Mani;
are to be trained. The •first, infantry. toba Ministries,' which are feeding pith -
brigade Will consist of five battalions, ' lie wealth and outdid opportunities to
this firm, Involves the betrayals of the
•• and the second brigade of tout bet talions.
One cavalry regiment end two city bit. people of Miteitoba' and the °people of
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the west by the •echeine which places
tenons will be attached for two days. : •
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/ their only remaining • Way of escape
The Taranto cinttrict camp at Niagara from monopelly in the hands of the 0.
will consist Of 6,400 men, and tips period e. R. or its friende.--TorontoTelegiatuG'
of training will be divided into two , . .. • • • ,
terms, lasting &tint Jonetth to July lat. • .
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rho cavalry, contisting of three and'a
'Porter's 11 iii.
Miss Lillie McLean of LA
was visiting relatives in thi _ •
the past week. • ••
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John Blair had a very siinc - •
ing bee last Tuesday. •=
Mr. Win. Elliott of the 4t
aline eight month-old Heref
Mr. Modeland of Egmondyil
sum of $75.00. ' Ur. Elliott s
to breed Herefords as this is
calf sold this year at the sans
Miss Ella Miller of Detr
guest of her "cought, Miss Sk
Der.
Mr. Janies Sterling sold a 4
old heifer weighing near137
• Mr. Fitzsimons of Clinton &it. •
er stock. Jim knows ho
stock.
Miss Jessie Stevens returned.
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FARM F.OR
Lot 30, Con, I. 'township of Tuckersmith;
H. R. 8, the property of the late Williaim
Whitely is offered for sale.On the farm is
'erected a 2 story stone house, barn and sheds.
TaiginuirrWIS ta&tg.(cld 1%)veittlihaVilgagiiitg9Intd'h:
well. Apply on the .premises to ••
••'MISS E. WHITELY or
W,8. LAWRENCE,•01inton
March 21at, 1699, •
SEED -OATS FOR SALE.
.° THE NORTH6WESTI have a quantity of fine Bdltirriore white oats
for sale. They test 43 lbs. to the bushels. Oilf
. • 8 acres the yield, wee 800. bhs. Any ono wishing
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Baggage 'checked through.: " For all . 8 e•cl oats would ao well to purchase. .
information in reference to trail! &in-.; ,.. . wS, E4POTT.Portees Hill P.O.
stilt therabove. • ..Match 14th • 41.h cam. Goderioh township.
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°POUR STUDENTS •• ; ••• • '
have taken good situittions and four •
positicins remain unfilled. :
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..•• SEED:PEAS .•
• We have a *quantity of No. 1 Seed peas for
• sale. -They aro clear. of bug
9•.1411 S SMITH .
7 Clinton, Mai& 81.11.. . .•
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' STRA.TFORD, ONT, •.
-gives the "beet" in the line of businessersbort-
• hand education. In fair competition one grad-
• uates are no(trly alwayk Chosen, while others
are turned aside, Enter new, Circulars free,
• , W. TEL14L0TT %Principal. .
Easter 'Holidays
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FOR
Wil issue return tickets at •
• . SINGLE FIRST-cLASS FARE
Going Mareh 30th to Atli 3i41, inOlusive re
turning up to and Inc uding Apr11401800.
• Between all stations in Canada.' Port Huron
•. and Detroit, Mich., and TO,' but not FROM,
• Bennie, Sleek Rock, Suspension Bridge and
Niagara Falls, N. _
KIN
half regiments, together with "A" Bat-
DRESS AND MAN1LE'MA
tory and "A" Squadron, R. 0. p., ahd •. • . I
teir battalions et infantry, will be train- ' • : '
ing from June 6tb to June 17th, seven Also Children's • Clothing. '
batteries of artillery from June .20th to• • ' "'rout. Patronage Solicited,
WIS. T. MCILVEEN
' Corner Albert and Whitehead Streets.
• fuly lit, while six city battalions will
receive OM days' training on June 30th •
and July 1st,
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t+. J. STEWART,
Onokli Cotton Boot Compouni
ia ettociessfulle need monthly br over
10,000Ladlea. Safe.effeetual, Ladies ask
your drIntglat for CAoki Wiwi Rot GNP
pet*. Take no other as all mixtures, pint and
imitations are ditette. Priebe. No. 1,81 net
bekl No. 1,10 degree. stronger,;:if, box. No
or 3, malleden Of Fit We &eon
Stanine, The Cook Coln sy
OrTos. and sold end, eeouiffiendea by au
1000131tiblOnntaitm te Gelladin
Sold In Clinton by Sydney Jackson, Drivel*.
home in Brantford on •Saturday,-- -
Mrs. Morgan of Goderich is visiting
friends and mre tives here.
ilk
Mr. Jaes tnilton was in Toronto
last a ek ort b these, .
;Flossy Potter has returned
home after it lengthy visit to her
grandparents at Kippen.
Mr. and Ms: Alex. 00X are laid up
with thegrippe..
Mr. Win. fichborne sold tv tWo year
• old filly to Mr. Win. Whitely for the
large sum of $145,
• Rev. Mr. Shaw and Rev. Mr. Gra-
ham exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
Mr. James Morgan had a slight at-
tack of inflammation liof the bowels, but
is now improving favorably.
Miss Jennie Johnstone is visiting at
*Mr. Alex. Coes. •
• Henry Swallow of Clinton is speed-
ing' his Easter holidaye at Mr. Arch.
111cDougall'e. •
Miss Edith Cox and Miss Lizzie Wes.
ton left for London on Monday.
Mr. Wm. Lobb has purchased four;
new milk !Owand next year he pur
poses buying a separator to senora
the cream from the Milk. Will is an
en
McKinley Of the Goshen line, has re-
turned home. --Miss E. Turner of S.m
S. No..3 has gone hoe to spend her
Easter. vacation.—Miss S. E. Reid is
spending her Easter vacation at her
home.
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PLUIltiED Tb HIS DEATH.
I11SIDI0VE3 DISEASE LURKS EMMY.,
A bright young man hi Grey, County
Ont., thoughtlessly plunged into the
lake at a, summer resort When the blood
was abOve the normal heat. The shock
stopped the kidneys work, Poisons
whieli should have been carried off
were circulated through the system.
Dropsy was the result, and One bright
autumn the mourning badge was on
the door, and 0. promising young life
was snuffed out. He trusted himself
to skilled physicians, but they failed to
what(10 South American Kidney
Cure would have done. It clears, heal.
and puts and keeps the kidneys in per -
feet action. A specific for all kidney
ailments. -Sold by Watts St Co.
THE .NEWS-REC01113 giVeS the news
of Huron county.
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Winnipeg ratenayos will .vote on a
by•law to raise $20,000 for the establish.'
went of‘a, ttivic lighting plant.
The gopefs condition is reported to
be very serious, and it is stated Cardin-
al Rampolia is tieing every eifort to
prevent the fads as to.his Holiness 111.
need becoming public.
NO SUFFERING IN CAMP.
FROM DREAD CATARRH -DR. AGNEW'S
• CATARRHAL i.ovitriurt KILLS THE
DISEASE emote AND OUTIES THE ,
, DISTRESSED PARTS - RELIEVES Tr
TEN MINUTES.
• TEACHERS AND STUDENTS •
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(On surrender of certificate signed by princi-
pal). Single Finit-Class Faro and One -Third
between stations in Canada west of Montreal,
and Single First -Class Fare and One41iird to
. Montreal added to Single First -Class Fare
• Montreal to destination. from stationswest of
Montreal to Quebec. Levis and New Bruns-
-wick and NovitScotia. •
. Going Mar& 17111 to April let, inclusive, re-
turning up to and including April 10th, 1899..
Tiokete. rates and all information Prox•
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HOUSE FOR SALE
On Victoria street. Near Orkan Factory.
$300 will buy a roomy, comfortable house Aith
geroadoklout-ptahhempi roperty at present occupied by
Vacant Loton Maple street also for sale at a
very low price. Apply at once to. ,
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'March
• W.B4YA).°11,1r
STORE TO RENT.:..
• The undersigned piers for rental the store
at present. occupied by H. C. Barlett, furniture
dealer. This is one of the best stands in Clin-
• ton. Possession can be given at once. •
Also that large room over •L Wiseman's dry
goods store. There le agood entrance. Apply to
•• " • J.0. Brit,tarz or ••
•• • ..TAS. SCOTT, Barrister,
. Clinton P. Q.
, Clieton, Feb. eth,•1899. S 3 ,
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STOREIO RENTII
First -close Brick Store in Clinton ; reetrally-
situated ; suitable for any business ; large , and
conunndiousr dollar ; nowfitted for drugs., Ap-
ply to W. C. SEARLE Clinton • •
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BOAR FOR SERVICE,
A thorobred berloitire Boar on Lot 31, Con. 7,
• Hullett. Terms 60 cents. Payable at time of
Agents of Grand Trunk Railway System •service.
• M. C. Matson. D. p,, A. Toronto • DIMITIM BULL VON. SERVICE.
.A. 0. Pattison, G,T11. Agent, (Uinta:3. Terms SIM to insure, $1.00 fer service, • '
.ALBERT M. WALLACE,
O. IL Reagens, G.T.Ticket Agt., Clinton. 60 . ' Summerhill r. o.
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- "-rrimi-16-11MITY1•01/0-40"1".1 Ur 11 Ewi i Wire Imo
For' the Spring trade we are offering the largest and most com-
plete stock of High, • IVIedinin and Low Priced Furniture in
PLEASANT AS A. omtimnr,..—Dr.
Von Stan'e Pineapple Tohlettl are not it
nauseous compound --but pleimint pel-
lets that dissolve on the tongue like it
lump of anger, just as SIMIAN it'd At
harmless, hut a potent aider to digeet.
ion and the preventiori of all the
tll-
menth in the stomach's category of
trhubles, .A.ct directly on the cljgestive
organs. Relieve In one day. 80 dente.
sold by Watts &Co,
Alf: Leblanc, of S6 Jerome, Quebec, t
says he used Dlr. A.gnew's Catarrhal
Powder for an acute case of catarrh in
the head and it-cnred him. Re has 125
inen working under him in the lumber- '
ing camps and what it has done for
him it hasdonefor many of theth. He
buys it for camp use and pins his faith
to it as the quickest reliever for colds
in the head, and surest cure for • ca-
tarrh.. -Sold by Watts as 0o.
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The Morley Ladies' College at Hunts.
ville WAS burned. The loss 15 estimated
at $12,000,
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ITCHING, ii11107/NO, OltEEPING, ortowro
ING •
he County. We have smile great values to offer in
PARLOR SUITS, COUOHES, AND LOUNGES.
De not buy until yen have paid a visits to oar Warerooms.
UNDERTAKING
• In this iite we castry a complete qtock. Our. Hearses and out.
fit are up to date and, our charges reasonable.
•
Skin Dfseases relieved in a few minutes
by Agnew's Ointment. De. A.gnew's .
Ointment relieves instp,ntly and cures r
Tetter. SaltItheutn, Scald Read, Ecz-
ema, 'Ulcers. Blotches, and all Erup-
tions of tin Skin, It is soothing and •
quieting and nets like magic in all Night and Sunday calls answered at Residence of our
Baby Humors, Irritotion of the Seal .
Or Rashes during teething time% 3 runeral Director, J.W. ()Wiese, King St., opposite Foundry.;
• cents -Sold by Watts 4 Co. •
EIROADFOOT BOX & • 00.
Vuruittive Dealers :incl. -0100.taiferis
Cliidley, Manager
Lord Stratheona lute given Salto
the Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition.
APT QUOTATIONS.
Peoverbii, anxious and wise sayings
hove been uttered by Confucius and '
other wise men from time immemorial, THE 0TucKETT
but few peoplerealize how many there
are of them. O. nooa (Jo. . of Sar-
saparilla fame, have over pWo thousand
and they have originated the ingenious
plan of serving there up in delectable
shape in diamonds of newspapers, with
each one neatly turning it point as to
the merit of theirwell known triedicirte:
The extensive use os these_ PrOVerhe is
originatand creditable to Hood 45; Uo.
A•R
At all prices frtitn 5 to 2
cents are made by
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• loKirdINe.11;119M.IFY
- • / PLAYS 5 4sppo*
BOXEDVIDI
OPt Rf.GORD
ocrYrigoatn
is given with every elgasf. BITS WAtrit, 369'
N AVOW TOWN AND VILLAOlf,
ADDRESS CAULKING 1401111E. Cp
A'SK FOR TUCKETT'S CIGARS oNT. • it
EO E wan. 114 S°11 °°-1 A CHILD CAN
CAN MC IMAM) Sart
OPERtNrft.
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