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OCTOBER 19, 1899. THE CLINTON NEWS-BEC9RD.
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: you nothing. We knew the
• ingredients in it. We know
II how it acts and we know the
• satisfaction it has given for
• years and can therefore con- .
: fidently recommend It for any
Of the above affections. Price
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DOCK'S BILSAM
OF cui CHERR)LBARK
VOr coughs, Colds and all
affections of the throat and
lungs,
Strait's Pulmonary•Cough
Syrup for children and babies
is guaranteed tq core. • Price
15o per bottle from us only.
Without doubt the pn_blishere ,of the
Family Herald and Weekly Star of
9 Montreal,have this.Year excelled them.
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• solve& The two pactures, "Battle of
Aline," in colonre, and "Petury
• ows,' are now bean distributed to
O subscribers, and we must say they are
meat attrai•tive. lire publishers of the
e Herald and Weekly Ster know
no limit in improviug that great paper
to please its readers. That wonderful
PILI)(, including both the pietures for
O&ie. dollite a, y ear is certainly a record
breaker, ono e army borne in Oatuala
• should take advantage of it.
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•• IAIl TOO snlvDng intOm ItItrunserttam
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▪ TO HAVE EVEN THE Nunee'swaarrren
• HAND TOUCH HIM -SOUTH AMERIC-
• AN RHEUMATIC CURE GOT gam OUT
e• 0P am) tat 2i HOURS. •
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e "Some time ago I was attacked with.
very severe rheumatic • pains. .111y
• joints swelled and stiffened.. I had to
• be turned in bed on a blanket, I bad
hest doctors and best nurses, but
could not get relief. Death • would
have been welcome, friend called
o • and recomtnended South Ameriertn,
• Rheumatic Cure. I procured it and in
• twenty-four hours after taking it there
3 was a wonderful change. 1 was able
• to get mat of my bed into a chair with-
• out assistance. I have continued using
• ▪ it, although 88 years of oge. I do not
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• tYDNEY JACKSON
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feel within 20 years Of it I ant in
natural self again, free from pain. I
trust you will use the testimony as you
think hest for suffeeing humanity's
sake." Samuel Height, Sparta, Ont.-.
Soldby WArrs AND 00.
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.• ' Ferdinand .,Robitaille fell from at
scaffold on the elturvil of St. Louis at
Mile End, 00 feet high, and was killed.
DON'T'
FROWN
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• Be Ready.
Physic should be thrown to the doge, •
but there are certain household remed-
ies and first aids to the injured that
• should always be ready for use, Marion
Harland explainsjust what they are in
the first of the four volumes "Health
• Topics" presented to each subscriber
• who takes advantage of the clubbing of-
fer for 1900 of the Weekly Globe, which
% has been for over 55 years, and is now
• Canada's leading family nerspaper,from
ow to january 1, 1901, for one dollar,
DITNGANITOZT FAINT4
FAIR 'PRIZE LIST.
HORSES. •
Heavy Draught -a -Brood tatare, P
bons, Jae Gay. 2 year old filly or gelding,
J & W Jameson land 2. Foal of 1899 Jf
Youngblut, Thos Todd. Team, John io.
Iteiazie, Jae Foster, James Oblehohn.
Agricultdn'al-Brood snare -Paul Reid
Salkeld Son, 2 yearcold filly or geld-
ing; N Cuinming 1 and 2. 1 year old filly
or gelding, Glen Bros, Foal of 1899,Paul
Reid, J Salkeld Al Son. Team, Robert
Webster, 11. McGuire.
General Purpose -Brood mare, Willis
Bell. 2 year old filly or gelding, Thos.
Todd, Glen Bros, Foal of 1899, Glean Bros.
Willis Bell. Team, Wm Elliott
Chair Taylor,
Road and Carriage -Brood mare, John
Armstrong. 2 year old filly or geldi
John Gaynor, K kOrrish. Yearltag d
to, Jae Alton. Single horse, J Seale;Wm
McDonagh. Matched horses, AT David-
son, FGlen. Foal of 1899, John Arne.
strong.
Exhibition of Speed in the Ring. -
Farmer's trot or peoe, mare or gelding,
property of vvexhclittor, 1st, Wm Spar-
ro's Bessie, 2n , Wilson's Amelia ard
Motiabon'a Lady Jane.
Open to all, trot or pace,. ist, ItIoDate
vites Gracie M, 2nd, 4daa Gado, ard,
Payrook.
, Lady driver, single, Miss Green, Miss
Nott
• Variety race -mile hear, lst, 0 Grigg.
2nd D Prouse, 3r4 •W Nett.
Drawing matob-'-best team, It Mo-
Guire.
• •CATTLE. •
Durham. 7 Thorobred-.1Wilch :cow, 2
Year old„heifer, 1 year.old heiferaT & W
Jamieson. and Thos Anderson took let
and 2nd resPectively in,ertoh. Dull calf,
aged bull, Tilos Anderson' took • all the
prizes. Jersey Thorobred-nailon oow,2
year old heifer i T W Little and Wm Mal-•
lough took 1st and 2nd., 1 year old hei-
fer, Wm Mallo.ugh. Ayrshires-Jas Lang
1 and 2 all through, Grade CiattlealVlilo
cow,M H Flarrison,R Medd & Son, 2 year
heifer David Scott & Son M Harris -
on. Year Old heifer, 11141 Harrison
and 2. Steer ccalf,E Medd & Son, M H
Harrison, Heifer call, R Medd & Son' I
and 2, Fatted cow or heifer, David Scott
& Son. 2 year bld steer, David Scott Sr
Son, al H Hiwrison. 1 year. steer,
David Soott & Son, R Medd. Son.
Herd of grade cattle, M 11 Harrison.
T W Jae Alton. Peeehes, j Al-
ton, A W Alton, QuIneee, R Mali.
wean, Thou, Usher. Voilection. garden
flowers, out, Irlre Role, Mrs Welsh,
IKANUFACTURBS,
All wool tiennel, A W Alton, Mies
Nett. Union flannel, Mies Nett, Wool-.
len blankets, .7 Alton, Mrs T Hamilton.
norm* blankets, home made, J Alton, ;
A W Alton. collection of' boots, T W
Little, Pair of panto, Temple Clark. 1
who also nsade a very fine display of
tweeds, coatings, awnings, eto., which
was nateh Admired.
LADIES' WORK,
Crochet in wool, W n Mooraolten,
Mies Symington, In cotton, MI* lIele,
Mre0 Clainpbell. In silk, Miss Syraings
ton, Mrs Campbell. Darned net, Miss
Buchanan, Mre Campbell. Tatting, Mrs
Hetet t Mrs Canapbell. Embroidered
slippers, Pathalda Nett, Mrs Canupbell.
Roniton Ittoe Miss Symington,Mrs Hetet.
Point lace, Mrs Hele, Miss May Doyle.
Slipper case. Miss lluchanan,Mrs °snap -
bell. Roman embroidery on linen, Mrs
SyMington, Painting on naoleekin, Mee
liele, Glove box, Mee Campbell. Erin
broadery on muslin Miss Lyons, Mrs.
Campbell, ()rootlet table mete in cotton
Mre Campbell Mrs Hele, 'Pablo soarf,
Pathalda Nett), Miss Symington. Crazy
quilt, Mr* Mies Symington. Patch
work quilt in cotton, Mrs Hamilton,
Mrs Hele. Crochet work and eovelty.
braid combined, Mrs Campbell, Miss
Symington; Patoh work quilt in -wool,
P Nett, Mrs, T Hamilton. In eilk, Miss
8Yrologton, Mrs. liele, . Woollen nooks,
hand made,Mrs W afolCenzie, Atm T
Hatnilton, woollen stookings,hand.made,
Mrs w McKenzie, Mrs Selo. woollen
mita, hand made, w McCracken, Mrs
TlIanailton. Embroidery in silicon cot-
ton. Mrs Jno nowrie. On linen, Mrs
nele, Ivire J Laramie. Tee cosy, Mrs nele,
Miss Symington. haw croq e
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Ling, Miss Symington, Mrs Cetraphell,
Filmy pin cushion, Miss Symington,Mrs
J nowrie. Table cover, Mrs uele, Mrs T
HOWrie. Tea cloth, Mies May Doyle,Mrs
nele. Log cabin quilt; Mrs Campbell,
Pathelda Nott. aandkerohief sachet,
Mrs J nowrie-Pathalda Nott. • Netting,
fancy, Mrs uele, Mrs .T nowrie. woollen
yarn, Mrs T uamilton, Pathalda Nott.
Braiding in silk, Miss Symington. Af-
ghan sofa, Miss Symington, Mrs ijarnp
bell.. Toilet 'set, Mrs Campbell. Sofa
pillow, Miss Buchanan, Miss Symington.
Linen shirt, machine made, Mrs w Me -
Kenzie, Miss Buohanan, Linen shirt,
band made,Mrs w MoKene.e, airs Heir)
nd•Marion Harland'alatest hook "Bits whisk holder, w McCracken. Pillow
s atE
of Oonamon Sense," four volumes. • $ent L P• 'shams IVIiss Symington, Pathalda Nott.
free; postage prepaid,
cAll ster Lace h'andkerchief, Miss Buohanan,aliss
.• Cumming. Shearling rama J Wilsonjr, ay mingtotr; Battenburg lace table cov-
N Curaniing. Aged ewes J Barr J Wil- M C b 11, Miss S min ton
. Bishop Dowling Of Hamilton laid the sonjr. Shearling ewes;' N Cum ming, , elionary bag, miss Symington, Pathald*
It frequently conies from
eioester-Aged ram, Robt I
Ro G o E
man Cathelio church in .Brantford. Geo Henry. Ram lamb) John Barr, 1 tjrochet skit for onifcl, Mrs J. Horatio,
corner -stone of the new St. Mary's = e enry. tee arnhs, N Cumming, kott. Litior shade Miss Buchanan,
- . P D g d •ram jure Campbell. Ribbon work, Miss Sym.
Glen Brcis, J McDonald. Aged ewes J. inaton, mrs Campbell. Crochet slippers,
' DEEDS ARE BRIMS. . McDonald 1 and 2. Ewe 1 b J Mo . '
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trying to fix the eyes on a giv-
en point and forcing them ta
erform tasks for whieh they
are incapa.citated.
A PAIR OF
GOOD GLAdSES
such as we fit to your face
and eyes' will make reading a
pleasure, Prices Reasonable.
• •and Shro shire owns -a e
Words are but leaves.".It is not what. • • • mat; tire atoKenzie: xis nele., Foamy
we say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla
. • • Donald. Ram Iamb: Glen Bros 1 and 2
In•Oxford Downs. Paul Reiti took al- W yurmo8 Ostsa. o. keyn, ning18 Son 70mhraallat: p lets!
' am s,
.prizes except 2nd.for erre Iambs by 01 tid ti '8 fiui t ; • 0 ti 11
does that tells the story. The many - Japanese yarn 'mat, Pitthalda IsTott, slise
wonderful, cures effected by • this me- Henry. Sotithdowns.-Aged ewes,Glen •Svroingtort. 'Crochet. quiltarise Symina '
dicinia are the fettles by which it should Bros, James Labe; .. Shearling ou'of J . • Van, airs J -..uowrie: Tray elate Mies •
'he judged,. These. prove it to be the Lane. Ewe' lambs,'Glenn Bros, J LAO* - Buchanan, Miss Symingtcin. Embroidery .
great unequalled remedy for dyspepsia, •Ram lamb, Glen Bros. with jevvels, • nrs oanspbell.
rheumatism, scrofola, salt rheum, • . .
.• itnit slippers, tiles Buchanan, tars J
catarrh and all other ailtnents tine to Berkshire -Aged briar, Jas Alton, Jas nowrie. .ainitted quilt miss Syuaington, •
impure or impoverished hlood, Chisholm. Sow having raised pigs in tire Wm Andrews. Poet stoolana camp -
HOOD'S PILLS' are non -irritating,
• 1899, Jas Alton, P Gibbons. Boar of 1899 bell. Fancy panel, Ilre oampbeil, Pathal-,
tive
Jas Alton, P Gibbens. Sow of 1899, • P da Note Lady's shopping bag, airs T
. .• .. ‘. • ' : ' GibbOns, Jag Alton, Yorkshire -Aged ' namiluiremrs oturiphell. • .Table centre
' • . ''' ' • •• . Weet• York Conservatives :met . at - Bdar, Jai.Alton. , Sow littered in 1899, 'piece, Mrs Bele, mrs. 3 ' nowrie: Wash-
. • ' • • • Weston and nominated Mr, J. W. St, 3 Rose I and 2. Trimworth-Aged bear itandsplasher, 141iSS Buchanan, W u "
' ' ''. • ...Telli Bier and OptiOialt
• • JOhn f,oi: the I.,egislative Assembly., . H mit, , • : ' • Maraoken. Drawing room screen, airs
. • FOWL, : Teareilton, sirs 'oaiam belt. Lambrequin
Brahma,light,. Cochin, vaute, huff and mantle, Miss Buchanan, airs Campbell.
, • leghorn, white J C Lyone took 1 and 2. , collection ottadies' work, mes. male, miss
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OUR
SPECIALTY.
IS. FLOUR and *.TED, and our
greatest seller the White Swan.
This is, we believe, the most popular
brand on the market. If you try it
• CL you will be so pleased with it
' that you will Prefer it to other brands'.
• We are now selling the White Swan
at41,75 per cwt. Several of our mato-
Mere have asked for Rye Flour of
which we new have a stock on hand.
OUR GROCER I ES
aroalwaysfresh and well asserted,
and the prices,- you will find, are
• most reasonable. t
Butter and
Eggs wanted.
•• or ver y ears .
Mns. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING STRATE::has* beim Leghorn brown Mrs 0 Cam bell Mrs S tnin to airs canapbell *dolleotion mil -
while teething. If disturbed at night and JOhn flown°. Plymotith mace and Ornery, sirs B Smith. • - •
used b millions of mothers for their children r P Y ft xi'
broken of your rest by a sick child sufferini black Spanish, J C Lyons I and 44 Min.. ••,•.
and crying with pain of Cuttiw Teeth send a 0
i g Sy 'Up for Children Teething. It wiii re. own°. a caps, 3" 0 Lyons, MI'S obreilii3:02%nliaifri;r1alwayin]g-.:01111.80.tielePte;rcalloadu?rapvvbent:
pend 'upon _mothers, there is no nalsta a a (alit
it. It cures Diarrhosa, regulates the stoma° Campbell; Tolands, Mrs Campbell, J C
_mid bowels, cures Wind Collo, softens the • Lyons. Hare burgs, bleok and white and Pen mid ink sketches, lira ottiiipbell, ?um ."
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aums,redueesinflanunattemandgives tone and pencilled Mrs Campbell\ • Wyandottela
f no realew.fo, ipder, nmnrir rs III al ptnbi 4 01)1371; rIng iae,ai.y e.
entrfix,Ito the wile stsiteme. "Al s. Winslow's
a teetrill 1 If and gatne J C LyOns lst And glad. Ban- •juDGEs • .
17: •tit ?nit; 1 tri; rescrietion of tla t J C L Ono Mrs Cam bele Barn- •
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for Loathing 8 P fi, / .
bl k M b 11
roe emp e John
once and eta bottle of "Mrs. inslow's sooth- Oil paintings, water colors, mrs oam -
trove the poor little sufferer immodlatty. bDe- Campbell; Houdanii,J C Lyons Mrs
no d an s P
al h irt and Y P Grain-wm Burrowie.Goderich. .
Q( the oldest aridbest fent e P Ya 0 a yard. fowl; J yons 1st and 2nd. mucks
nurses in the united states. price twerr
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cents a bottle. Sold by all druggista t e J Lions, R G4;uea fowl • Dairy and Domestic Manufactures -
out the world." Be mire and ask for rs, • ' 1 hompson Dungannon Urs a Gir-
rs Campbell 1st encl 2nd • •
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Wittstcriv's Sooruroto SYRUP. .
. ,... • yin, Nile.
.. . • TUGOF WAR.
-- .;.' • --'. Tug of Wei was declared a dravv., For • • • . - . , ,•• .- .
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• Vegetables and Roots -wilt • warnock
Goderich•. •
Aiihfield, Captain Geo Burrows, for West
CARD OF THANKS Fruit kind Flowers-aAMcD
8hropebiredown.- Blinding ram, A.
Duncan; ram lamb, aeed °wee, shearling
ewer, ewe luau, A Duncan, 1. and 9.
Any other breed. -Aged ram, P Reid.;
shearling rens, rem lamb, P Raid, 1 and
2; aged eWelii, ehearling owee, I' Reid; fol.,
land's/. 1.) Beld.G !bury; fat ahosp, j '
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Piek.-Yosiatits. -Agedboar,
tter, o ors, , ear, io o ,
Sow, ttNiohol, W Deer.
Axx Lama 1.3eree, - Aged boar, brood
sow, boar, W LI MoOutotoon; sow, W 11
Mo0utoboon, 1 and 2.
luraorse lismounts,-Aged Boar, W
Snell, Geo T 'Barberton; .erood sow, G T -
Robertson, W Huai: boar, W Snell; pow, W
Snell, G T Robertson; beet pen of pigs, R.
Niche!, W Deer,
Giteues.-Red fall wheat, Jae MoOallum,
a 13 Tyerman ; fall Malvin+, white, J Salk.
eld Bon, fly Ildwerds ; spring wheat,
red, J Salkelci & Lion, Jas 1V100ellam ;
wilier fife spring wheat, It 0 aloGowan ;
0.1'0Wed barley, Salkeld & Sun, R
Gowan ; white• oats, .Salkeld 4 Son, Jas
Glouoher ; black oats, H Edwards ; small.
peas, Balkeld & Son ; large peas, Sallield
Son, It 0 MoClowan ; timothy . seed, Jae
MoCallnin; 'Salkolit & Bon.
ifoors.-Early potatoes, W Weber,
Metcalf, Medd Brim ; late potatoes, W
oWt epbootra,rE000HEaggaitati,4Fit, Mpeemc:tlotakeowIteeTt4ioyn
lor ; field carrots, E Ilaggitt, A R Pum.
mer ; gorden red carrots, jae Parr, M,eild. -
tiros ; Swede turnips, W McCracken,
Medd Bros ; any otber variety, W. Li Mo.
Craoken ; oolleotioe garden produce, W
Taylor, W II MoOraoken, Metcalf ;
beets, W Taylor, Medd Broe; .sugar beets,
Salkeld & Son, J a -Raison ; marigold
wurtzele long, naangold globe, pumpkin,
W EL McCracken, Salkeld & • Son I
eguash., J 13 11 MoCraelten ;
red onion% Walter Taylor, Salkeld &
San ; Yellow onions, W. EC McCracken,
Welter Taylor ; silver pickling onions,'Jno
Mason, W 11 MoCraoken ; 'potato • onions,
Jae •MoGallom, W MoCracken ; white
field beans, W MoOraolcen, Jae Berr ;
shooks &tricorn, W H McCracken ; table
corn, A Tyerman,•,Jaa Sherritt ; citrons,
Jas Eisle, Geo Henry ; watermelorm,
11 MoCra ken, Pars T Hamilton ; oahbage,
E angel t, Salkeld & Son ; red pickling,
W H McCracken, Salkeld '& Son ;• oelery,
Walter Taylor, W H MoCraoken ; ettouni-
.bere, Andrew Tyaman, J B Truman.
Daum atto Paorraoss.-Tub butter, •Mrs
T., Hamilton, Jae MoCallum ; crook hatter,
Jas McCallum, B Tyerman •, butter
rolls, A Carr, Jae McCallum, Mrs T Ham-
ilton ; butter prints, A Carr, Mrs T UM.
iltOil, Mi.s A Tyerman'a dairy cheese, Mrs
T Hamilton, J Symington, , extraoted
honey, W Hartry, W Clark ..; honey in
comb, Vi/ Ilartry ; borne -made, breadtMrs
T Hamilton, Mrs A. B Carr ;• plain tea
blaming, G Powell, W Robertson ; maple
syrup, Mrs A Carr, Miss .1 Nott ; colleo
tion canoed or Preeerved fruit, j S Howrie
grape wine, Miss Wise. R G McGowan ;
l'7.1at°i(olltiPli_m7438d,H.113e'TWOrilllanY;
any otiaer kind, W Robertson, Mrs
arr. • •
Fat= -A.pplea-4, varieties. winter, G
Fothergill, AB Carr ; 4 varieties fall, Geo
Powell, A. Sloan ; baldwin,_ Jas Barr, A
Tyerman ; king of tompkine, Jae Barr, A
'Pyerman ;.northeto.spy, G Fothergill, Jno
Barr ; rbbde island greenings, A Carr, Geo -
Fothergill.;.. riliston pippin, W. Me;
°reckon; A B Carr ;., russet •gelden, R G
McGowan, Jas Barr t, rosset. roxboro, A
Tyerrnan, J B Tyerman ; seek -no .fortber
jail Barr, A Sloan ; swear, A Sloan, G
MoGoivan ; wagher, :trio Barr, Geo. Foth-
areal ; bendevis, MoGowan, Medd
Bros;-• vandervere, Andrew Meath.' Geo
'Powell mammoth pippins, Andrew
Sloan ; spitzenberg„;,Geo Fothergill, R S
'61.00Owan ; talinan Sweet,: Jos Jacks*.
Jaa.Barr ; .rnarai, Geo Fothergill, R. G aloe.
Gowan ; maiden blush, afeclit Bros, W 11
McCracken ; snow, Jno 'Patter, •Medd
Bros; wane, Alex Patterson, • Mc.•
Elroy , pewankee. Jae Jaekeon ;.. Wealthy,
Alek-P.atterson; Jas• Jackson ;• canide•fed,
•J B Tyerman, Andrew Tyerman ; (*Iver',.
Alex• P t J B • h f: 20.oz pip-
pine,•Alex Patterson', JaalItttr.;•• any otter
variety,'A:.11 Jacobs, W• II McCracken'',
collection of winter apples,: A •Tyerman. 13
G McGowan: Winter pears, ..A. • Tyerman,
Mrs T. 1:familton ; fall•pearei, . A. Sloan; .R-
Oerlef; plume any variety., A. 13 Carr, ' W _
El McElroy ; collection of phinni, A • t
Carr, W H iloCracken ; tomatoes, F Met -
coif, Walter Taylor ; grapes, A II jambe ;
erahapplea, A Sloan, W Jackson ; peach- .
es, j E • . .
Pow= •,•bronzeturkeye,G W Irrain.1.2;
turkeys. aoy other kind, W Carter,' 0 'Ir.
:win; geese, large breed, El Haggitt, G Ir-
win: geese small breed, .0 Irwin; Rouen
ancks,Any Other .kind,. G Marin 1 2; Lek, -
horns, W,Crirter, Walter Taylor f•Hourlanea'
W Carter 1 2; Br;ihnias, G NV' Irwin,
Wilson Bre; Sleek f3panielt W Irwin
1 2. ideates Mrs() Campbell', Medd Bros;
Harelitirga, W Oerter 1 9; Lar!gshans, W
• Taylor -1 2; Dorkings, G.'W Irwin 1.2;
audottes Wilson Bros 12; Andalusione, li
,Daaris; 13:1e,ck .13reaated-Red Game, E .Hog. •
-oh 1 2; Duff-. Oriehins, Wilson Bros, G. W
Irwin. Partridge Coohins, G W :Irwin,
Me:la:Bros; Bauman's, W. Outer, G Irwin;
Brown.Leghornei, W Taylor) 11/edd Bros;
Golden Wyandottes, W Dougherty,B Dedd;
' Pelende, W Carter, • W tiougherty; Red
Oaps,•Mrs 0 Campbell; Plyreouth Rocks,
Wjlsjn Bros, Davis; pigeons, El Davie,
jno Barr; colliotiOn fowl, W Carter, Wil-
son Bros; Guinta.. few], • Elaggitt, is.bs
• Imetammas-layttnber wagon, jno
doo & Son 1 2; pair .bob weighs, W Sims;
• single covered buggy, J Bi maiden & Son, '
A •MoNally; atitter, ' Ewan 4 Innes, .n/
Sims; set of horse idiom W Sims; farm
gate, EC Ed wards. •
AfAtioraernaus--home made flannel, Mies
Nott, Mies •Wise; flannel, unto; Miss Nott,
Miss Wise; home made blankets, Miss
Wise, mrd T Hamilton; blankets, union,
Miss Wise, Mrs E Stevaark horsikblaok-
ets, Mrs Stewart, Jas McCallum; coverlet,
Miss Wise 2; rag mat, Mrs Mrs W
MeXenzie; yarn mat, Mum Wiee,,Mtss 1-3
Symingtoi.;,rag •carpet, WU% Mrs T
Hamilton; Sleeking y Ara, Mrs T Hamilton,
Mrs W MeXenzie; coarse boots, hand mode
gent's boots, Jno Shefrott
•Lantioit.' Wong, - Gent/i flannel shirt,
goat's white shirt, lars alaKenxie, Mrs
T Hainilion; mitts, Mr', Role, L Somme.
ton; pillow shams, L Symington, Mrs E
Stewart;patch quilt in Ootton,Urs Canip-
bell, A Tyerman• patch guilt art Moth, Mrs
W.-,MoKetagie, Mira T Hamilton; silk quilt,
crazy, Mrs renwiok, la Symington; crochet
quilt, L Symington, 3 S Howrie; knitted
quilt, •Mrs ,E Stewart, Mix Nod, woolen
spoke, A Sloan. Mrs T Marathon; araaene
work, airs 0 Campbell, J Note .em:
broidery on boating cloth, W H•aloOracken,
Miss J Nett; embroidery on silk or eatin,
Mee 0 Campbell, L mington; Kensing-
ton etnbroidery, Mrs W Blebhall, Alias j
Nott; Roman embroidery,W 11 MoCiraoken,
Kim J Nott;oir;or screen: Mrs W
Mies Campbell; sofa cushion, Miss. Et Wise,
Mrs Garda.; 'facey panel, etre Campbell,
Milga J Nett; best piano or table scarf, not
known, Y., Symington; drawn work, 'tire
Hale, L Symington; honiton or point %mi-
lt Syrningtori, Mrs fielt; novelty in fancy
worI4, W Ilartry, Mrs Stewart; crochet
work in slik, airs 0 Campbell, .Mrs E.
SteWarttoroehet work in notten,Mrs.0arder,
hire 0 Campbell; bedroom slippers. W 13
1VIcOracken, Atha II Wise; fancy toilet set,'
T 13ee3nook, Miss Wise; footstool, Jobe
Carter', Merl Stowert; -applique work,Mrs
E Stewert, Mrs O. Catriebeal; fano pin
citation, al S lIowriesaliselfinnemoreafanoy
handkerchief ease;Mies Wise,3 Howrie;
mould work, Ir Sirington, !Miss Clamp=
bell; snit of ladies undervveawairs Hama
ilton,L Symington; knitted lea) in cotton,
•Iirs Siewart,Mre Carderacnitted or crochet
wbol L Symington, Mrs Campbell;
table mate., W Henry, Mrs ()Ardor; set
•• doylies, moorkeket, Iling (feeder;
13atienbrug lace, Mrs (larder, W Hartry;
glove dee°, Mrs Campbell, are Carder;
totting, W /Wary, tate Hole; May net-
ting, VII McCracken a Howrie; gentle
Wawanosh, Captain, J.Mallouih. Wawa-‘ „gab. . • . •
clestie to take this means of thanking the nosh drew past the line, out there were tif t dp,T
. man ac ures-a o er s an
West Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance Com- fouls on both eidee. TheY •4PalkY ac°I' ,c• hard Dungannon.. "
raw ,
0 :• OLSON.-
•forioss of my residence from fire, and to say
Pally for their promptness in settling my dant ded to divide up the Mone . 4
Ladies' woricaLlare w Proudfoo't Goelea.
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thatI eau mein heartily recOnuneNd the West • • IMPLEMENTS. ,riph, mrs (Rev) ArnistrongiDungannon.
WHA.T Is THE MATTER- • t • „ . • • .RICHARDjEwELL and 2, Wood axle firm wagon, James ,tieitvrnorsos-Janies Snell, Ulu Crib,.
• • WaWanosh to Overroce who"deetres to carry Single ' b
. : fire insuraneo. • • . uggY with toP, J2 Orydges 1 • Fine Artso S4wart, godericly.
• Senfordas. 'Rose, 1 and 2. • Farm gare,„J base, lie- John MoNetin, KIPPen• • ••
- . CLINTON.-BASE BALL TEAMI
. .. -BLAKE-. CIDER'. AND A
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Salkeld & Son. 'rimothy seed, flax seed each.'
BUTTER FACTORY
EMIT. • • Andrews ats Waster. • • • , . cattle -A •anteohter, walkerton, joh.n
_ commended iron pump, motion force, J, Light horses and Speed Tests mo-
PPLEGay,I1Dodds. Wagon racy Rose, 1 aud Oorvies Oliver Johnston, Olinton ; .Alex
2. Collection farm implements,. J Rorie, Ross. Starter. T Gundry. '
It's success has been, phe•
nornenitt. More power to it.
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...WHAT IS THE MATTER.
GRAIN, • L A1tkin, Goderioh.
• Apple pnulter,and .1...eklypiadelrem To_Lni owl Fall vvheat, white, teurse,,,T Salkeld Sheep-L.Tasker; Oarlock, w A aril.
j1,,r°1,71.(itt, and Son. Red, S Furse, Wm Andrews, son, Lucicnow, In this class the judges
frem a dietetic° can wait for their butter hy R I Kirk. Spring Wheat fife 8 Furse made a special note Of the shop being
previous arrangement bynail. J Salkeld * Soo, • Other variety S extra good and in splendid exhibition
• .. "JO N Tmasx, Blake.
• Oct. 9th. Purse, 1 and 2. Six row barley, J Salk- form. .
' A b 1
• keld & Son,Jno MeDiarmad. Black, S Saltiord.
- eld & on, It Kark. Oats, white, Sala , Pigs -am LogIchart, u urnavrn wa ter,
• CROWN BAKERY()• APPLES WANTED - Ferse. Pesti, J Salkeld & Son, R •Poultry- A ft mcKenzie, Wingham.
•Kirk. Peas, large, Inca MoDiarinki, Implements -Stephen Stothers, God,
• IT'S ALL Rititer. For seventeen years rhave been - 8 Purse j Salkeld' • &• .Son, • Variety
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Thor "A."0,,,,d gram, , urse.
• WE ARE SECOND 'TO NONE and mu this year prepared to buy
AIRY AND DOMESTIC MANUFA.0 BLYTH FALL PAIR •
apples than over. for which the highes:market D
• nos with the farmers of the county. of uron .
0118 OWN 'LINE. glirogglaItirtlarittliretontfrag • TunEs. • rutzE ,LIST.
van Y a
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ta,ge of ownere of orchards to ascertain Butter inrolls Miss L ons 'Vire T Ati-
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If you want stale stu
We Are not in it. .
• If you want` fit st-class, fresh
goods this is the place to get
them.
Air
Next door to. Clarendon. Tho
how well I can do for them. In any men o derson., Table butter, Mrs T Anderson, PIORSES--gettyy • dr,ught -Team - mares
not dispose. of nor aeries b'eforo seeing met or
• Mrs Fllatiniton Packed butter, Henry or geldings •41 I? Dale, W hleGavin, James
ono of my represontat yes.
• It CANTELON, Clinton P,O. Morrie Mrs" II Girvin. Cheese factory Forster; brimd mare with foal, W Dale, J
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mare foal, H Dunlop, W Dale;
.•made It Mollwain. Home made, Miss F Dale;
Symington Ara T fifamilton. *Herne horse foal, j F Wee 2 yr old gelding, Jno
inade hre'ad, Jtio McDiartniti, David yVatt or; 2 yr old filly, Jaa‘l;orsteraN Onrn•
APPLES WANTED
Prousee Jar of 'foliate Andrew Dreau•
ing; year old gelding, G Wh$84. yoar
The Saltfora Evaporator Company will poy ay, Maple Syrun, •1: Hamilton, •old flpy, a P Dale, Jas Beane; 2 I'd filly
atoll " or ge chug; sired by Prince of Midlothian,
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the highest market price for Apples. win Pathalda Nott. sugtir,W Mu' Jno Watt or, W Jackaon; year old or
ir.factor in Sanford. .
d culls, at the
KIRKBy :ta
FCIC 0CrLDTHORPE & 00, Craelten, Jae Alton. Home made pre- gelding, sired by Prince of Midlothian, Jae
altford, An,, 20th. R serves, Mrs David Promo, Mrs John Leipee
Cowrie. Collection home made baking, General parpose-Toarn mares or gold.
• HOUSE FOR SALE. VEGETABLES AND ROOTS. Elliott; brood mare with foal, W Dale, W
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.‘ Mrs T Hamilton, Miss Lyons. • .• inotg, Chas W Taylor W Doherty, m
White elephant potatOes, VVfn Mal mcGavin; mare •foal, .11r Dale, J Dalt;
Tho subscriber eters for eale his house a h John
SPECIAL NOTICE
•• • Just at hand; some special
DM 25C AND 30C LINES
are extra :value.
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•• values in Teas. . •
!TRY 001150 SARDINES.
OAS a PAID FOR GOOD BUT-
TER .AND EGGS.
G. 3. STtWAAT.
Jer,..ar
4.0 ,•••••••••••
For a, Summer Cough
or a Winter. Cough,
For a Night Cough
or a Cough
hangs on, usd ,
• '$YRUP OF FIR
AND WILD CHERRY
The Viagic
Remedy for
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t and
- Lung Trouble..
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• PRICE
26 CENTS
OOMBE
Chemist and Druggist.
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- horse foal, J Salkold 84 Son, W Nitaavin;
Little,David Prouse. Cabbage, 2 yr hill filly, anti Knox, 'W.Jaokson; year
Iv' G. DwIHRTY' J 8 lk Id a, s W M C k Bl d
lough c ia mid. • Anyothervar-
lot on corner of Rattenburyand Raglan streets.2 yr old geldiv, (1 Dale & Sun, hi Fella; •
inty,T
a e • on, c reo en. oo old fill., W.•MeGlavon, a'ad Leiper; weep -
Clinton, April 13th •
•• beets, J Salkeld & Son, G -�o Curren. stakes, brood metre, John Dale
Sugar beets, al Salkeld & Sop, David • Roedsters-team mares car gelding+, W
HOUSE FOR SALE. Prouee, Mangold wurtzele, W 11 Min Dale, D banal brood mare wi ,
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th foal
Cracken,J Salkeld Sen. Golden tan- Scott 4 Warwio 1 2; horse foel, J J bia
kard wurtzels, slack' & Son, J Mce Laughlin, Scott Warwmk; mere foal,
Comfortabledwelling house on cast side of
Albert street contain!? 7 rooms ; hard and Dlarinid. Swede turnips, .1 0 Lyons,W Scott & Warwiek 1 21 2 yr old gel
ding,
soft water aril ?muter o an acre of land, fruit a mooracken. Greys tone tu rnips Arlo- Scott Wartnek 1 2:2 yr old Ally, .1 J Me.
log town. Apply to
JOHN IUDOUT oarroi, Mrs Hamilton, Geo Curtail. •'•
July 4, Clint" White Belgion;D Prongs J Sajkold 41( Warwick 1 2; nest single driver in bnggy,
A Knight, R ,Greharm saddle horse, J
E S '1'
• Diarmid,W II McCracken. Long orange. Laugher); year old gelding, Scott. War..
wick, L Lawson. year old filly, Scott &
trees, etc. W11 bo sold cheap as owner ie leav.
• • • • • . Son. Intermediate whhe W kl MO.
Mol.atughlin Miss Non; best four colts
Craoken, D Prouse. Arty born, Ira foaled in '99, Scott & Warman mow
LAND FOR SALE. Hamilton, Mrs Mire Oniorie,W' II Mo. etakes, A. U Plummer, W ft Moon •
- Craoken. Tomatoes, Wil McCracken &Annum -Open trot -Greco M, V Me.
sixteen (16) acres a land south of the London Jas Curwin. Corn, J Salkeld & Son, 14 Davit; Luoknow; Pay Rook, Jonathan Mil.
The undersigned ofrers for solo that dodo, ole
Road Bridge. UM a beautiful Rite for building Welsh. Win ter squashy)* Saficeld &Son, ler, Goderich; Texae ' Guy, Jas Stratton,
ions W' II Loh
and will be_ao in One picee or in lets. My w McCracken Pumpkin Salkeld &Son Brussels; Virginiaa Smith it Mora Goder•
reason for mulls Shalt is too far from town , .
to handiomysei and it doesn't pay to biro help W MoCeacrken. Varaterme •
31 A. COUCH, Clinton McCracken, Salkeld & Sop. bolery, Running race--Tesele L, W Etnigh,
Itind2Oth. Brlark, Oliver Grigg, Colborne.
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JasCurwin, W. MoGraokep, Gaul' -
flower, W Mcoracken, ourwin, Bed Jonethan Godericia;
Fred Leading, 3 Allan, Brucrefleid
citrons', W n,Mcorticken, J. Salkeld & to trot -Billy 0,9' 0.trbeet, reesWater;
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE Son. oolladitin garden vegetables,W caindua• ri &acumen= rat,: Snell, Ex-
hrearatikign. PotatOde, Jno McDiaraildy tor= Sidimer, Geo Whittly, Seefertit•
The subscriber arm for ealaa very desirable David Prouse.
prepay on TAW Street consisting of tour lote Oeratat -Thoro'-bred Durham - HIM
upon w itch there is a comfortable frame Muse PRU1TS A.ND FLOWERS. gray, Snell, Corley; two year old ,helt
• ' with kitchen and woodshed attached. There Winter apples-Sp'es C4 9mith, Thai er, Snell, i and 2; yoar old heifer, J Snell,
is a good stable and a firataelass well Of water
Baldwins Jas Alton Furso 1 and 2; heifer calf, It Corley, Snell, aged
filiPripigriZio'f,hA'grtantt'Veigg(Iift!fra4111 rp ' ' ; Snell, It co
K ng o °mon no county, Re 11110004 rley; Snell, 1 and
he Hole at &reasonable !Igor for emir or fa cash Geo Smyth. Itibston W 2; bull calf, W lt Corley.
h cl b ed Mich cow
and balance on tinie. Ayvyar to the owner. on Any ot er register() re
Clinton AtitY oth• Alton. Ontario, Wtrt Bailie. cl Olden heifer Denholm. year obi heifer W
the promises 8= ;MIDI JUNO% aracketli JAS Alton. remade red, Jae,
3' Denham, W 11 Ilittnirioncl• We year old
HOUSE FOR SALL •enburg: 1Vfrts T lanailton, alas ourwin atf
Wagner David Prouee, /as eurwin. ,Rus. algae -Milan 001v, W Woon,
ruatiett J Malleutgh, Moilwaina Spits- Hammond, jag Dolleoare bolter eali,
sot, If deIlweln, 8 Puree. Rhoda le- Ile.rrisern two yaw out heifer, D Scott &
On 'elated& street, Near Organ. rectal land greening, 8 Fume, ourwin. 8 Hon, t1t H Harrison; yaw olcl ht?ifer, Id 11
ro,i0t_theiropor r recent y ow%) o /AS Al EOM Elarneoir, 1 and 2; heifer cell, ar nale.
4 named varieties ; Mallougb. Wm and 2; mei, calf, Ha Harrison, D Scott k
BRYDONE, garnets Bailie= de else 0 err u g" se,
$300 Will buy &teeny, eelliferliable Ilona? avt named sivietiee Wrn
rank Upsha App Y
Mareb 7th.•
?CH 1 b r Fur Son; two year old steer, T Ito.s, D Scott at
20 moo pippin, 4 Malltnigh, a Auott, P4,0riVeareitlateeT 4 84 42trt• I) 8°°0g4r te8igine;
. - - - -- _ - : - -1•01".0°. Wealthy, Geo Smyth, Win McArthur.
ear •• OSS, an ; at oevt ,
AUCTIONEER'. Illenheirn pippinfaTag Mallough,8 lourse, sonr.....ttineatet,Agod flan, $ phomt
Joa6.1......A. 1 4 named varieties, Albert Alton. Peer?, ' coming; ahearling ram, 4 Snell, J Sander.
alltlesu)elVionAdgueleti)williartule c60"tao cAloulteltittercti mo -'8 nftmed v111'4411 8 rut", A eon 4 Home rare Iamb, 3' Metal' Mune* jr;
flueort and Perth! Oiraerslentat THE NItylt. Dreany.. named varretylAttn MeArtimr, saaasling ewes, N Otoniog, 3 Sanderson &
trcoonp atter+, Clinton, or addressed. th n".., S rinse. a named VarietieS Of plums, gene; aged mote, j anti!, a Sandereen at
11th Pa (1 111 receive prorecr attentiett. *a W II 1VICOrtiekell. 1 named variety, it Sens; pair etve lambs, bi Ourning,; Sander
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Snow apple,Andrew Dreanv, .oqrwin. Corion 17 Scott at5 Son; herd o cattle,
It Harrison.
aotion tuarienteed aw .eo atim. l'enr Pat•
rot* o so tilted 24,tontts1n, 8 Purse.. colleotion of grapes, son
Every Well Man
PP
Hath His 111 Day.
A doctor's *examination
might' show that • .kidneot
ver an s °mac are normal,
but the doctor cannot analyze
the blood upon which these
organs depend.
• Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies, vitalises
and enriches the blood. It cures yen
when "a bit oft" or when rieriously
afflicted. 21 never disappoints.
112 aaRpg ahcir eou 1' 'hne itt ate el a moTrcieu"agli 0 toboderl IrtehbVeaeun Hood'ra ail ha e rir
medicine have taken." Mits. Paxarou
Eionoty, Brampton, Ont.
Bad Cough-"Aner my long Illness,
was very weak and had A bad cough. I
could not eat or sleep. Different remedies
did not help me but Hood's Sarsaparilla -
built me up and am now able to attend to
my work:, MINNIE JAQUES, Oelunto, Ont.
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Rood's Pilis me liver Ms; the non -irritating Juni
onis cathartic to take with Hood's Sersapshils.
SOW. by 1•Vatte & (to., Druggists. .
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FINE Anrs-Wilection oil paintings, Mrs
0 Campbell, Mra W Blashill; oo lection
water color paintinga, Mrs C Campbell;
figure painting in oil, Mrs W Blashill, Alta
Carder; figure painting in water color, an-
imals in oil, Mrs Clampluell;Mra (larder;
animals in water order, Mrs Campbell;
landscape in oil,"111rs Campbell, Mra Car-
der; landscape, water color, Mrs Hole, Mrs
Canapbell; orayon drawing, Mrs Hele, Mrs
'..larder; pencil drawing, Mrs Hole, Mrs
Campbeli; pastelle, Mrs Campbell, Mrs
Rae; collection of pen and ink sketobee,
Mrs Campbell, Mrs Carder; ohina paint.
ing; Mrs W Blashill, Mrs liele; hand
painting on silk, satin or plush, Mrs Slash.
ill, Mrs tHseylem; inpgatignitting on. glass, Mrs
PLANTS AND FLOWERS—Collection foliage,
•Jas Derr, W Fenwiek; fuohias, W Carter,
banging basket, W Robertson, Dr Carder;
best display of Plants, W Carter,Dr _Carder,
Cer Fromm -Table • boquet, a/Powell;
Hand •boquet, W Robertson; collection
pansies W Sims, M Hamilton
; Sazoilar Parges.-Lady driver, Mrs
Plummer, Mrs T Hamilton .; to harnesshorse and hitch to angle rag and drive
once arouud the ring,- Wesley Nott, W
Dale.
oora CHILDREN'S COMPETITION --Writ-
ing-Children under . 16 -Myrtle Ross,
Mabel Ferguson; children under 10 -Lot-
tie Cowan, Nana Bigley ; ohildren under
13 -Alice Clark, Ernma Clark. Bloyele
race -3 tniles-D Mame, Cup, C Camp-
bell, J Johnston. • *
Juirans -Heavy horses -P McGregor
Etrucetield ; light borses-G- Graham,
Goderioh. Sheep -G Penhale, Stephen,
W (Beek, . Hellcat. Pigs -E Bell, Hul-
lett ; Lockhart, East Wawanosh. Poul-
try -.T 0 Lyons, Luoknovv. Implements -
P Scott, Brussels ; Lasham, Londee.
bore. Roots -A W Slam, 'Blyth ; Role
Medd, West Wawanosh. • Menial:actives-
P.:Purvis, Teeswater. Grain -W Fin.
minors, Blyth. Dairy and Proviaions -
Miss Pipe, Brussels ; Mrs J Kelly, Blyth ;
D E Munroe, Auburn. Fruit -TA Race,
Mitchell. Fine Arts -Mrs (Dr) Graham,
Miss L Graham, Clinton. Ladies' Work-
wMeisiist_Mficidark. uedfield •:-Miss Shorts,
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ONLY NAT11.11111..PURE
For all Disorders of the Diges-
tive Functions is !Dr. Von '
Stains Pineapple Tablets ' •
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'Most medical • men • know that the
pineapple contains a quantity. cif
vegetable pepsin. • This product. is in-
valuable, because it exerts a wonderful
power in the digestion of all kinds of
food: Science. has now consolidated
'this grand essence into .tablets, and
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SPECIALS $
i FOR THIS WEEK
; Heavy all-woel Tweed. worth 759, for 50e '
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; - White wool Blankets, special per polli,Cil's
a
Super wool J3lankets, worth $2,25, for $1.85
;
; Fancy plaid Dress Goods, worth 10c, for 5c
Men's heavy ribbed kicks, a snap at 25c
* Men's lined ICid Gloves, worth 75c, for 50e
;
0 Fine Grey Flannels, light and dark colors, worth 15e for 12 -to
Factory Cotton, yard wide, worth 40 for 8e
Bordered Apron Ginghtuns, extra wide worth 120 for 10c ;
ea Fancy Ginghoms, fast colors, worth 8c for 5c
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Linen Towelling, 10 inches wide, worth'8o for 541 o 0
; Heavy fleeced Shirts and Drawers.% special 00c suit
Heavy: Domet Sheeting, 2 yards wide, very special, 25e , 0,
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Mantle Cloths, li yards wide, new designs, worth 75 c for 50o 0
American Shirting, indigo blue worth 14e for 120 0
e
. Cottonadeo, In stapes and cheeks, worth 1413 for 10c
0 Blue and white Check Shirting, worth Sc for ho r 0
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Ladies' fine Dong.ola Bottoned Shoes, worth $1.50 for $1,25 tfa,
0 Ladies' fur lined Caps, In navy, myrtle and black, $18. Oil
V
ife Ladles glove grinned Shoepaspecial $1.25
Ladies' Astrachan Jackets at $22.50, $25, $30 and $40 4°
0 Ladies' Cloth Jackets at $3, $5, $8,50 and $12 •• • it '
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Chenille Table (lovers, worth $1.85 for $1
rfc.
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MeKINNON & dO. BLYTI1
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SEE OUR
DISPLAY OF
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, Just received. a car load or •
RADIANT HOMES
AND
•HAPPY THOUG FITS
The leading stoves in ,.kmerica
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.100N AND HARDWARE . 44. "...:,.. STOVES' AND TINWARE . I
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Thereare CoMforts which ' •
• the home deeds and -which. you can
• easily -provide. The comfort -of
it, , home. id mostly -th6., comfort .of . Its
//I., , 11,
..1, : ::. 'Furniture comforts At a "veryimall
, Furniture... You Can supply ninny.
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7':<, 1.%a cost. You • don't. • inigS the money .
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you pay • 'you do iniss the comfdrts .
you might have. . .
•thtis,. withile•refiCh of everyone a .
ebri table panacea for all stotnac'h
Dr. Van. 'Storas Pineapple . Tablets
are the Most impartant advance foe the -
prevention and cuteef .sickness in the
st,thousand years A good'digestion is
e hat. e h and all nifty have it
.hy the faithful use of these Marvellous
• tablets. : Box of :00 .Tablets• 35 dents:: • 11 ••••-• . • • ,. . • • ..
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Emperor William wIll•not visit Eng -
.and this year. • .
Mrs; Longley,,avife •the.Atternesa
•••einim•al of 'Nova Scotia, is dead...' •••:
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13R.OKEN. DOWN111A.N.
STOMACH EIERELLION-7-1HOESTION 0011E
• 1VRONGi-NEuvus • • SEIA.TTEREb---TIUT
SOUTErAMERICAN NERVINE MADE A
• NEW MAN :0179' •010 ' A •IIRoXEN DOWN
.. maw. . • . '• • •
When the syStem is all run &On
• natare needs help to bring it back to•a;
• good, healthy,. normal condition. -
Whether in epringtime, stumnertime,
• autumn, or winter, -South American
Neevine is a, ponrertn restoring wasted
'nerve fercerin toning rip the digestive
• organs; dispelling the 'impurities from
the .bloed Which are accountable .foe
so much disease arid' suffering. H. H. •
• Darrock, of Mount Forest, Ont., stays
*be was till • run .down, weak, liteguid,
bad no appetite; 'nerves 'ohattered; he
took South American Nervine, and to
USC his own words: arn. 0. IC. again;
ins_appest.ite is big and and hearty. I.
think it, the best medicine in the world
•to make a new men out of a broken -
dawn one," -Sold by Watts Itua co..
FOR THE FALL TRADE -
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We haye a beautiful line of new And and up-to-date
Furniture to offer. Call and inspeceour StOck. We sconsider
it a pleasure to. show`our Goods whether you want to ;134 or not.
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UNDERTAKING
In this line we carry a complete stock: Our Horses and Dut-
fit are up to date and our ehargos reasonable. •
BROADFOOT BOX & C0.9a
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"Furniture Dealere and lUnderrakers
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. " J. W. 4101iidley, Manager
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Night and Sunday calls answered at Residence of our •
Funeral Director, J.W. Obidley King St., opposite Foundry.
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Men want but little here
ANNUAL. •
Thomas have gone Out on strike.
• ESTERR
Prairie fires have done great dam- below but most or all want
Twenty etreet car employees at St.
age in Dauphin district, Manitoba.• - EXCURSIONS
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CATAURIXAL HEADAQE/E.
T.,86 B. prtRirLE•CUT .•
. Port Huron, •Detroit, • drand .,
napids, Bay city, Saginaw, Cleve- .
land. Columbus, Cincinnati, Chi-- '
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oago St. Dalai, Minneapolis and,
return. ,
• , Plug and cut.'
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1 DAY
SEPT. 28,29 & 30
-• Good to return leaving destination until Mon-
. clay. Oct. 16t11, MI Full particulars as to
rcttes front
M. 0. Dickson, D. P. A., Toronto . .
A. 0, Parttison, G. T. R. Agent, Clinton.
le, It. Hodgens, 0,11.13. Ticket Agentaninton.
MAY BE YOUR EXPERIENCE AT IT WAS
3115 SPOONEWS-Ult. AGNEW'S CAT- • •
.; AltRilAt POWDER WILL pOSITIVELY
CURE YOT1.
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"I havensed De. Agnew's Catarrhal •
Poveder for severe catarrhal headache
the relief has been elnaost instantan- London &
feeqttently, amid with every applica,f ion
eous. I believelb to he. the Veil. boat
these words in commending' it to all ancashire Li e
I f
remedy foe catarrh that mon the market •
to•da, and take Measure in saying
catarelt sufferers," 0. Spooner, Editor
King's County News, Hampton, N. B.
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Sol by Watts and Co.
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A. young child of Mr. Wm. Tilley Of
Salem was killed hy . faint*, into a
Well.
English ,gpaviii I iniment removes all
hard,-A•oft or calloused lumpsond blob •
'relies from horses, blood spavin, curbs,
splints:, ring bone, svveeney, stifles,
.spritins, sore Mut swoolen throat,
coughs, etc. Save' $50 b y tag° of one
hotMe. Warranted the tnost wondet•
NI blemish cure ever known.' Sold by
Watts 84 (10,
• W jACKSON
AGENT C. P. R.
Established in Canada 1863
IlliOdSa Fund •$6,532,238
• LIDERAL. STRONG, PROGRESSIVE
All the popular forms of
insurance issued, Policies
• unconditional, . wotld-wide
and nonforreitoble, Money
loaned. Policies purchased.
New business 1806, 54,500,-
000, Amount plod, policy-
• holders $087.000• • Ir
information fuenighed by • ,
CHAS.. D.' HALE. AGENT.. CLINIC!!
collar end cuff watt, hyra in ttori, Mutest. The 0ountess Aber-deen *118 CANNED
der:Algan, WlL MoOracken, Symington;
table contra piece, Mies Pinnernore, Mrg
nolo, Mrs V Bleohill ; try oloth, W
Carder ; tilde cover, embroidered', Bled
try, J II wrte ; tea cosey, Miss Nott,
Wad 11 Wise picture throw, Moo Not',
Mrs 0 'Campbell ; lamp sateen, 11 Syming.
ton, Dr Carder; laundry bag, L Syming.
ton,'Mise Nett ; shopping bag, Mrs /tele,
S Bootie ; etching, Mrs 0 eampbell,
Mrs Oehler ; knotted bed spread, W liar.
try, Miss 11 Wiee t Mantle drapes Met C
Campbell,' Ti hymington eoneetiou of
ledy's work, Mrs. /fele, W Itertty.
tinttnittn's Dtir..41,,nuntsa beaker.
eiticts, J S aorreio; darning, W awry. $
S 'How*. °team& work in W001. S How.
W 11 Mcerackot I crochet work in
cotton. A Ceti. r, Iinetry; pencil draw-
ing, SV i1arirvaahorergne0A; dreseed doll,
J22 Dart, ilartryt work, plain or ores*
mental, 4 5 EV/14;11'4W Ilartry; plain sew-
ing, 3 132rr, W lIsrtry
g pass . ge a
ino MMEATS which arrived in ontreal last
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• ee;
Eureka Marmara Oil ht the best
preservative of now loather
and trio best rettovator of old
leather. It oils, sottensa blaok-
en* arid protasis. MO
Eureka
Harness 011
am your best harness. Your old bAN
RS* sac your carriage fop, and they
will net only look rotor but wear
Ione*. iliouteeirywberem eatni-an
*cm frees half tante to give gallons.
Mate littilltsf, Ott, or., thank.
Canned Meats are R boon fa the
tired housewife clueing the sum=
fuer mohths, They save time
and. labor. NO hanging over a
hot stove if you use Canned
CHICKEN '
TURKEY 1
TONGUE
PIGS' FEET
Onr stock is all fresh and from
the best tanners. Try a can of
CLINTON
••••fikei.....11
Travellers to any pare of the
world elinuld consult the
• above in'reference to tickqe,
litres, etc.
vovir•Vmovii•
W. JACKSON
AGENT G. P. RI
A SCHOOL WITH A FINE RECORD:
x/.0,6ve A
' STRATr011a, ONTARIO.
SIX A.MERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGES
• and two Canadian institutions have recently
applied to us PM „our graduates. to teiteh in
their schools. If SI Want additional tividetiee
of our superiority a ti will find it in our enact-
logue-the fittest nu Ma* College Catidogue in
Canada. Write for one. fitudenbi admIttea
et time.
V. a. ELLIOTT, Pandora.
Cook's Cotton toot Compound,
IS attecessfully WM, ntenthly Water
Itt000tadles. side, eftetnuel. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Gates R*1 Ceet•
seetal. Teton° other Int mixturefi, pills and
imitatione are dangerous. PrIse,No. 1. at ter
1 it 2.1arelsd on receipt of Mee toi two 1.cient
No. S.10 degrees. a tronger, $11 box. No.
re p, Ann*. The Cook compraly wi titers Onta
Chicken for your Sunday dinn v*Neat. I and amid and recommend:sow la
responsible Druggietil in ClUilkdOo.
No arra No gal& in Mitten by Atwitter
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