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TEACHER WANTED.
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female teacher wanted for S. No. 13,
Idahylon Lino, Stanley. Applications will be
receined tin to AtIgnSt Oth. 'rerIn begins Aug-
ustistli. AvelY to
J. T. 1CIYZ, Varna P. 0.
JnIte 27th. tits
SEALED TENDERS.
Sealed tenders will hci. received by the under-
signed up to Jniy ard for the extension with
gallery and ot or improvements as per plans
SARI speeifloaf ons of Ontario Street Methodist
church, Clinton Plans, etc., at 1Vm. Taylor 8G
lion'a Boot and Shoo Store.
Tile lowest or any tender not neccastrily
accepted.
June ?Atli
JACOB ldi
TAYLOR.
Secy. Buing Cont,
Strayed \ Ads
STRAYED STEER,
• Strayed steer, one-year•old, came onto the
undersigned's promises about ion days ago.
Owner Is ',equated to prove property and PPY
exPenses and take it. away.
TYNDALL BROS,
Matt, Juno Nth,'
Foli Sale Ads1
BINDER TWINE FOR SALE,
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Binder I' wine at the lowest prices.
D. CANTELON
or at Cantolon Bros. store.
Clinton, .June
DURHAM BULL FOR SALE.
A first-class Shorthorn finll for sale. Good
color and firsi.elass pedigree. About 13 months
old. If sold at one() a bargain will be given.
H. PIX MSTEEL, Clinton.
ASTERS FOR SALE.
I have a largonumber of Ater Plants for
sale. They are all good varieties and will be
ready for transplanting about the 1st of June.
The Pine° Astor is the prettiest of the lot. I
got the .sccd from Chicago. .
I havo also for sato a number of Verbenas.
CHARLES COOK;
Clinton, May 18th.
CEMENT .FOR SALE.
Thorold Cement for sato DT -Edward Carter,.
corner William and Princess streets, , Clinton.
Special rates (MI ear lots, Estimates given on
cement walls and floors and silos. Al work
satisfactorily done and all orders promptly.
attended to. -
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Real Estate
For Sale.
SUMMER COTTAGES TO RENT.
At tho well knowastimmer resort "jowott's
Point" a conplo of desirable cottages, furnished
or unfurnished, by the month or for the season.
For further particulars apply to
W. R. JOWETT, Bayffeld.
June 17th. 2t •
c-30-. BENT OR FOR SALE..
The undersigned offers for sale or t� vont the
fl story house next the bowling green on Mary
street lately occupiod by Mr. A. A. Schronk.
The house Is newly papered and 'is 10 a good
state of repair. Maxi and soft water.
D. 13. KENNEDY.
Clinton, Juno 17t1I.
HOUSE FOR SALE
The undersigned offers for sale a seven -room'
ed cottage on Orange street together with one.
fifth acre of land. New cistern and wen., will
be sold on reasonithid torfns..
MRS.. CARLING.
Clinton, April 12th.
GALE FARM FOR SAL
The Gale Parra, one of the best Macre faro
in Goderich township, Huron amity,lot I
and part 18 on the 8th con., si miles from God
rich, 7 from Clinton. The farm contain s goo
buildings and fences, Is well watered and u
derdramed. Large orchard and garden: Fart
will be sold on reasonable terms. Will .sel
either 80.or 100 acres. Apply to
• AV 11f . GOULD,
Jun0 14 on the premises or God erich P.0
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sok. lot 20, 000,1
Goderich township, consisting of 80 acres. al
cleared. The lot is situated n mites fron
Clinton and 2 miles from school. Possessio
given next fall. For further particulars appl
on the premises to
ROBERT ncex, Clinton P. 0
March 7th. . •
HOUSE FOR SALE,.
The suleribor offers for sale a very desirab
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property bp Isaac stmet, consisting0110111 lo
upon which there IA a comfortable frame hou,
with kitchen and woodshed attached. The
Is a good /31,0bIn and a first-class wertof watt
on premises. The orchard, consisting of grapes'
and apples, is a good ono, The property will
besold at it remonablo figure for ettsh or cash
and balance on time. Apply to the owner on
he promises
MRS. .1011N JUNOIt
, Clinton May Oth
SRL
- OF
O. B. Kneliig's Bankrupt Stock
has so far been even more successful' than we antici-
pated. The %tock, however, is a large one and
although we have already sold a lot of goods the
vacancy is scarcely noticeable. We intend to run off
the stock of SOOi). as possible and our low prices must do
it. Come and see the bargains we have, a few of which
are mentioned below e.
DRESS GOODS .
• Oor Dress Goods are all bar-
gains but we have notroom to
mention them all, besides the
goods mustbe seen before the
goods cap be appreciated;
A (ample of pieces of the •
Fancy Plaid left at 25c and 40c
A line .of Dress Goods in
purple and red only at 124e
Some nice Dress' and Skirt
leugths at per yd, 05c,75c and $1
Serges, ,Lustres, Heririettas and
• 0a,shineres • at about wholesale.
Prices.,
Dress Mishits at 10c
Cottonade
20c
STAPLES
Otto best S'hirting for 10c and 11c
Blue and Brown Denham 150
Toweling epecial worth Se for 4e
Regular 120 Print for 10e
Colored Sateen, reg, 15c, for 12c
Cotton Towels a pair 50
Torkish Towels a pair 20c up
Linen Towels a pair 20e up
Table Linens at less. than
wholesale prices,
Table Oilcloth 20c
Floor Oilcloth 80b
READY-MADE OL.OTHING
The Ready -Made Clothing has been one of otr
.busiest departments and it is in this department we can
make the greatest reductions. We are sellihg all of
011r best suits at wholesale prices which is a big saving
for you if you need a suit :
Tweeds from 20c up
An exceptionally nice
Black NVerstecl at •• • $1.50
Pants' made-to-order from
our best stripe worsteds _
• for $4.00 .
Odd Pants from
Overall's at
Boys' Braces at
85calu
45c..,a,nr1 70e
5c and,16c
Men's Braces at 20e, 25c and 40 '
White Laundried Shirts 45c
est line at 750
•Ties froin 5c to 25c •
Collars from 10c to 15c
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,Ouffs 2.5e
Cotton Socks at 7c a pair
We have a few black Sateen Shirt Waists left, noisily small
sizes, to cleer at
Another line in Black Sateen, _trimmed with white; at 60e
Two pairs onlyptienille Ourtains...Koenig's price was $5,. our
ine
A few Chenille Table Covers at
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Boots and Shoes we ban show the highest quality combined
with the lowest prices to be found in the trade:
We extend to .everyone a hearty invitation to come
. and inspect, our stock and getour prices.
$3.50
• 50c
12.1.-4JNISTEEL & 011313ING$
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP.
Haying is the order of the day.
We are glad to see Mr. Wm
wStereautitu
ughanneesa.round again after a few
Quite a number took in the Mese.
moots m Cloclerich, on the first. Harry
paid his last visit on Thursday,
evening, We will hardly see hina
after midsumnaer holidays as he will
epend part of • his holidays
Olirrit
mirven
of Nile occupied Zhao
pulpit on Sabbath.
Mr. and Miss Worthy of Kincardine
were guests of their aunt, Mrs. Fowler
of Cedar Valley. on Sabbp,tb.
We are glad to hear that Mr. An.
drew Young is getting around again
after a long illness.
We are sorry to inforra inany of our
readers of the death of Mrs. Turner of
Goderich, who passed away Saturday
marning at the home of Mrs. Tyndall
of Carlow. The remains were taken to
Cioderich cemetery for interment.
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GODBRIOR,
We wore shownone day last week
in the garden of Captain Lawson a
Pear tree laden with pretty large pears
for June, one of the well laden
branches near the top of the tree hav-
ing four fine white bleasoms on the
upper side and lower down it little
branch is growing out of the tree witla
a single white blossom upon it. Early
in Mardi there were blossoms upon the
same tree. •
Mrs. D. McDonald and Mrs. ' W.
Brough spent some days last week at,
the Pan-Annerican.
We were very sorry to learn that
Engineer Williamson has been laid up
for some weeks at his home here with
it very badly crushed hand, the acci-
dent befalling him upon the steamer
on which he was engineer.
Mr•Emigh has sold out his restaurant
in McLean's block to a gentleman
from Stratford, Mr. Emigh and tam.
111,11,40.1j1WIT.1110.1!___
Voters' List 1901
11 CENTS.
MunOnicipality F°f: TtH:e Village of FOR EGGS
Bayfield,Connty of Huron.
Notie0 is herebir given. that 1 have trans-
mitted and delivered to tho Partiesmentioned
In sections 6 and p of the Ontario Voters" List
Act, 1889; the copies required by said See tions,
to be so transntitted or delivered the .list made
pursuant to the Said Act, of all persons appeal'.
mg by the last revised AssessmentRoll of tho
said Municipality:jai be entitled to Voce in the
said municipality at Mations. for members of
the Legislative .Assembly and at Municipal
Elections and that Said list was first posted up
atmy officeat Bayfield off the 20th day of 'June,
1901,. and remains Were for inspection. Electors '
aro called, upon to exionine the said list and if
any omissions or any other errors. aro .fund
'thereto, to take immediate proceedings to.havo
the sixid.orrors corrected accordinglo law.
• H. W. ERWIN.
Clerk of Bayfield.
Dated at I3ayfield.. Juno 29th, 1001.
ASblIeld Township.
Zion Sunday, 114401 held their anneal
picnic in lifr.Middletou'e grove on July
let. It Waa fairly well attended anct
everyone willed to have a nice time.
Mr. ChaalloDonnagh waa in Toronto
laat weak aa a, delegate from Parini:tont
IL T. of T.
Arohlbald of Toronto Is
the guest Ohio OCUSirli Mr. joint 000k.
• The weekly night prayer meeting of
Zion church le ohanged and in the
futons will lanheld io the hones el the
different homilies of the congregation.
Next Thuraday it vvill be held at Mr.
J. Gardner's.
Dont forget anicome to Luoknow ona
the 12th of Ally. '
Mr. Reid of the 12th oon, is very
sick at present.
Quite a few took advantage of the
excursion to Guelph last week, '
Mr. Hank Erwin was raarried last
Wednesday to Miss Johnston, both of
Belfast,
The Foresters of this mart held a
picnic in PortAlbert on the lat of July
which was largely attended.
Hoeing roots is the order of the day,
The Western Pair, London, Sept.
rith to I4th, 1901.
The first Western Fair of the twen-
tieth century promises to be a record -
breaker in all the essential features that
go to make up a varied exhibition of the
products of the soil, the skill of dairy-
men, the judgment and knowledge of
our bleeders of thoroughbred stock, the
skill of the artisan, and the general per-
fection to.which agrarian operations and
all that pertains thereto may be brought.
It is only when such are concentrated
and brought within the compass of a
de.y or two of pleasurable sight.
seeing that one is enabled to realize at
a glance the richness of the section frorn
ily will remain in Goderich a few which the Western draws it patronage
months before returning to their hotel and the vast possibilities of the land. we
ab Blyth. At present they occupy a inherit. •'
cottage. At the Fair grounds all conveniences
Miss Bettie Farr of 'Tennessee is the have been improved, and exhibitors will
guest of her aunt, Mrs ra,re, be pleased to anew of such addition and
large order has been placed
with us for eggs which we
must fill, so in order to do it as
soon as possible we are, paying
• 11 Penta per Dozen.
• We also haye a lively de-
• mand for btitter for :which We
are paying 14 Oents per
• pound. ' Delivered at poi,
store this week.
eood. Prices
For Produce.
.o.OLSON
Keict door t� Dr. Gunn's private hospital
IINVIMMII.NSGZOIMV.M.2.1110".
BULL FOR SERVICE.
Subscriber has for service a thorobred Short
Horn Bull. Terms 81.60 to insure. •
ADAM WEIR,
,
Erotica, May 801. Lot 27, Con. 4, rholett.
•
W. GLEN. CAMPBELL •
Organist and Choir•Master of North street
church, Goderich, and teacher of piano, pipe.
organ Mut theory, Is prepared to take it limited
number of pupils for irsitrOorlOo. Leave word
itt tho Clarendon Mat
Will visit Clinton on Friday of eaCti week,
immossolossmsairsinoisessmorssmiSmsi* '
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'MARBLEAmDBRANITE
IVIIINUMENT5
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RY ST. WORKS,
Ilieeet importers, Workman»
eilip and Material: guaranteed,
POPULAR EXCURSION(•
The Masonic Excursion
to Brantford . .
WEDNESDAY, JULY 17
will he the most popular
of the season. .
See bills for tinie table and rates,
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The great illustrated Week-
ly Paper of Commie is , .
Toronto Saturday Night
and you and other enterprising people
may positively earn money handling it.
Over 600 boys and agents at work.
.The terms are, verYfavorable and the
paper is popular. Just now running a
Neries of articles on 'Egypt, Palestine
and Italy ahd readera aro greatly inter-
ested. If yon wish to
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CIRCULATION DEPT.,
TORONTO SATURDAY N/GIITt
TORONTO.
„era:II/too
fbla argeqtroo, fa on ovary box of the genuine
Laxative Broino.Quiftine Tablete
ties romedit that indetinA
alterations in the Prize List as are calm-
TH OITSAND A.RE lated to give the greatest amount of sat-
isfaction to the exhibitors.. The speed-
• • (WING EVERY DAY. bag in the ring, always a feature of the
- Western Fair, will this year, with en -
To Wonderful Washington,the ever- larged purses be more attractive than
green State, land of opportenities, of Aver while the incidental attractious are
flue soil,. splehdid crops and indePen- the highest -priced that could be secured.
dent homes. Now is your time to go The gymnasts are all of the first -Mass in
to the Pacific Coat ever the GREAT the vaudeville world to -'day, and not the
NORTHERN RAILWAY. Wonder- least interesting feature is a full troupe
ful Washington, •the ever.green State of erfornaing elephants. Prize Lists
may eon app ica ion o r. J. A.
P b had 1' t' t M J A
is the place for you. °Mate almost
perfect: Grass is green and roses
S
bloom at Christmas. Fine crop a that Nelles, ecretary.
never fail. Pleoty.of good land. You
can -own your farm and home and be
independent. Good markets Good
prices.. Good schools and churches.
Fo,r illustrated description and full
information about rates over Great
Northern Ry. writes or call on Chas.
W. Graves, .District Passenger Agent,
6 King sp. West, (Room 12,) Toronto,
Ont.
For Over Fifty Years
mns.Wisistow's SOOTIIING SYRUP has bee4
used by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed. at night and
broken of your root by it sick child suffering
and crying with pain of Cuttitp.Teeth 'send at
o
onand get a bottle of "Mrs. inslow's sooth-
ingAm.
Syrup" Children Teeth ng. It Will re.
lieve the 001 itte sufferer immediately. De -
pond upon itLinothers, there is no mistake about
it. It mires Diarthcets, regulates the Stomach
and bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the.
Gums, reducesInflammatien, aitd. gives tone and
energy to tho whole system. Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is plea-
sant tothe taste and IR the prescription of one
of the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United StateS. Price twenty-five
cen:s an bottle. Sold by all druggists through
out the world." Be sure and ask for "Mrs.
'WINSLOW .SOUTRING SYRUP. •
MUSICAL CENTRE
Your home becomes a musical
centre when you have a first
quality piano there, You will
appreciate the high qualities of
those I sell and how I can sell
them. Organs and General
Musical Merchandise sold right
at
Many School Children. are
• Pale, Weak and Nervous.
Reyiew of Reyiews for July.
In the editorial department of the
MARRIAGES.
B4CIOUS-JOIDTSTON-On Wednes-
da,y,Juna at the reeidenee of
tUV bride's mother Huron road,
0111. C t]A
Goclerich, by Rev, If. MoKay, John ,
Edwin Precious to 1(14,01400 (laugh-
ter of Ms, Robt, Johnston, both of
Goderiela,
1.101,E0D-ALLEN-At the residence of
the bride's father, A.. Allen, in Dun.
lop, by Rev. Mark Turnbull, B. A.,
rector 01 St George's ohurob, Ctocle-
rich,on Tueeday evening the 25th of
June, Annie, eldest daughter of A.
Allen, to Norman McLeod, of Look»
alsh.
FORDEN-PORTER-On
june 26th 1901, by Rev. janiea A.
Anderson, B.A., Alexander Forclen
to Isabella Jane, daughter of John
Porter, Goderich township,
LOUTIT'V-FIFE-In Winghara on
June 26th by Rev. D. Perrie, Mr,
A..E.Loutitt to Miss Jessie L,,claugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Fife,
NEWTON -CAMPBELL -In Culross,
by Rev. W.Lowe, June 26th, Mr, A.
Newton of Waterloo, to lase L.
Campbell of Culross.
BELL -HANNAH -At the residence of
the bride's parents near Seaforth,on
Wednesday June 29th, by the Rev.
WaddelI,Mr.Thiss.Boll,of Farquhar,
to 1Vliss Hannah. • .
STEWART-STEWART-At the rest.
donee of the bride's parents,
on Juno 19th, by the Rev. J. L.
Murray, D.D. Mr. Win *J. Stevvart,
of Kincardine to Margueri Leviana
Stewart, daughter of Archibald
Stewart of the township of Kincar.
dine.
FINLA.Y:-BALI,ANTYNE--At the resi.
denoe of the bride's parents, Queen
St, Kincardine, on 25th ofJune by
the Rev. L. Murray D. D., Mr 6
Albert Arthur Finlay of Winnipeg,
Man., to Miss Margaret Ballantyne,
(laughter of ,John Ballantyne, Esq.,
of the town or Kincardine,
MULCAHY-McQUADE-At St.james
church, Senior* on June 25th, by
Rev. Father Corcoran, Mr, Patrick
Mulcahy, to Miss Margaret, daugh-
ter of Mr, John McQuade, all of
Seaforth, •
BEST-ABELL- At the residence of
the bride's parents, Seaforth, on
June Min by Rev. Buret Dean
Hodgins, Mr. W. E. A. Best, to Miss
liauclaildesb daughter of Mr.Joseph
Abell, all of Seaforth.
REEVES -SHADE -At the manse,
Egraondville, on June 26th, by Rev.
N. Shaw, B. A., Mr. Frederick A.
Reeves, of Seaforth, to Miss Mary G.
Shade, daughter of Mr.Lucas Shade,
of Harpurhey.
BAKER-GRAVISTIN-At the Metho-
dist parsonage, Wingham,June 26th,
by Rev. Richard Hobbs, Thomas J.
Baker, Culross, to Miss Mary ;A.,
Gravistin of HuIlett: • •
TWAMLEY-CHAPMAN-At the red -
Review of Reviews for July Dr. Shaw donee Of the bride's mother, Mrs.
discusses the • prospects • of the wheat
and corn crops, the conditions of our
expert trade, and the recent growth of
American capital on the political side
the' decisions sir the Supreme Court in
the insular cases are reviewed and sum-
marized, together with Cuba's accept-
ance of the Platt amendment and the
outlook for Porto Rico and the Philp-
pites;1111n:Carnagiels gift to the Scotch
universities,the choice of Dr,Remsere as
the new president of the Johns
Hopkins University', and the launching
of the Washington Memorial Institution
are among the educational topics treat -
in this issue.
Debilitated end lEtianated in Mina
• and Body -Dr. ChassePa Nerve Food
15 • Surprisingly Deflexion • or
Children.' •.
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The severe and ever-increasing strain
of competitive examinations coming at-
a •time when every boy and girl
is undergcdne trying physiological
changes does much toWards making
' mental and physical wrecks of school
Children. Run dOwn in health, • with
the blood thin'a.nd watery and the ner-
vous sYstern exhausted, children have
no chance to escape the many ills that
beset a feeble body. There is no treat -
*lent known to science that. so natural-
ly and thoroughly restores strength and
vitality to tho nervous system as. Dr.
• Chase's Nave Food. • It makes par
-
eats happy by bringing back the color
to the faces and the strength and
• elasticity to the bodies of their pale,
puny children. •
Blrs. S. Dempsey, Albury, Ont.,
writee:-"My little granddaughter, nine.
years old, woo pale and weak, she had
• no appetite and seemed to be gradual-
ly growing weaker. Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food proved invaluable in her case, re-
storing health and color and meldng
her strong arid well." '
Fifty cents a box, at all dealers or
Bdinanson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
•
O. HOARE'S
• 11/tis6 EmporiUM.
$2000 WORTH OF
SHOES
NEW SHOESHOP
wish to inform the public that
I have opened out a Shoe.Shop
in the Sheppard store, opposite
• Combe's drug -store. where I am
prepared to do all kinds of cus-
• tom work and repairing. . . .
All orders entrusted to me will be
neatly, cheaply and promptly
executed.
.• AMOS COOPER.
IT•STIKES THE HEART.
Not only is the victim of rheumatism
constant sufferer, but, he lives in con-
stant dread that the ',disease will reach
the. heart, which means .sudden and
unexpected death. Rheumatism oan
only be cured when the uric acid is re-
moved from the blood by the healthy
salmi of the kidneys. Dr. Chase's
Kidney•Liver Pills make hearlthy and
vigorous, and so gradually and .thor-
oughly cure Rhenmatism by removing
the cause. One pill a dose, 25 centa a
The River Hotel
• BAYFIELD •
was opened for the summer on
• Ally 2nd. It is under new man,.
• agement and, having been
• thoroughly renoyated and re-
furnished throughout, is now
in flrst-class condition. Terms
moderate. Bus meets all trains
• at Brueefield when notified.
to 'be slaughtered at S. C.
Rathwell's, Varna.
• A great opportunity to get
shoes at less than wholesale
prices.
' Havingbought the stock of
j.13. Jamieson of 13rucefield at
a low rate 'on the dollar we
• want to turn it into money as
quickly as possible.
• Sale will commence Friday,
June 21st, cOntinuing until
disposed of. This is a good,
well assorted stock and will
go very rapidly. Call early
and secure the greatest bar-
gains,
• tatter itt trege and
Farm. Vroduoe taken
•
So OA RATHWELLi
vAltmik.
box.
•
•
• The Cosmopolitan For JuIy.
• What to do with one's summer vacs -
cation is a perennial question. Most
people have neither the money nor the
wish to go to an expensive,overcrowded,
seaside or mountain resort, and yet
every man needs a few days.devoted to
pleasure and a complete rest at least
once ayear. The Cosmolitan for July
gives it solution of the problem in a well
written, illustrated article, "A House-
boat -The Modern Palace ."Undoubtedly
howie-boat•offers a cheap and comfort
able vacation, and the ranks of its
devotees are constantly swellihg.
THOS. STEPHENS - MANACER,
BE THOItIginisEPARED
--e-,ENT1?
MeV
STItATTORD, ONT.
Ithtch of your future success depends item
the thorough preparation you receive, there
fora be careful When selecting it school.
No two schools are nUke, The excellent miu.
tation that our college enjoys, the large patrofl.
ago we receive, tilt NPIOrRlid Bravos our au
-
dents have hi Securing and holding situatione,
indicate that our school Is one of the very best
1(1 1,110 Dominion. Write YU OW beautiful cat-
alogue in Whieh you. Will find full particular5.
concerning our college. If you want the, best
In business education you can get, it here.
Students tan enter at Any time,
w.J. Ehrao"I'T. Principal
Mathew Chapman, 2nd con. Alma,
on Tuesday, June 18th by Rev. A. P.
Moore, Wm. Twain*, to Miss
Lavinia 'Chapman, both of •Alma.
CARR -DOUGLAS -At St. Paul's, Ont.
on June 20th, by Rev. E. N. Baker,
• M. A.,of Stratford, Mr. :Relit. Carr,
of Brussels, to Miss Liza, daughter
• of Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Douglas, of
•St. Pauls.
STJTTON-LEICH-In Christ church,
- Port Albert, on June 19th, by Rev.
M. M. Goldburg, Mr. Robert Sutton
of Brantford, to Miss Martha Jane
Leigh, of Port Albert,Ashfield town-,
MaFAD7.EAN-H1SLOP-At the resi-•
• demi() of the bride's father, Grey, on
June 19, by Rev. Dr. King,vf Galt,
• Mr, janaes McFadzean, .to Miss
Lizzie, daughter of Mr. Andrew, His-
• lop,,both of Grey township.
• NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER '
We are now delivering right off the cars at
the lowest possible pricefor the best grade
of ,Anthracite Coal. •
• CHARACTER IN MEDICINE.
There is character in Dr. Chase's
Ointment -bas made Dr. Chase's es-
teemed and adinired the world over.
Dr, Chase's Ointment has stood the
test of time and remains to -day the
only actual cure for Piles and itching
Skin Disease. It is the standard Oint-
ment of the world, You can rely on it
just as you rely on Dr -Chase's Receipt
Book, becauee you know that it is
backed by the sterling character of Dr.
Chaae-lAniericati's Greatest Physician
Wm*, After,
latianis•
IV Best is the 011eapest
Owing to the scarcity ofcars there is a diffi?.
unity in getting orders filled. We would
advise ordering at once rn order to secure
present price as coal will undoubtedly ad-
van.ce first of neitimonth if not sooner.
- Leave your orders at our store. -
GREENWOOD -In Logan,on June 25th,
• Mrs. John Greenwood. of a son.
°HAUB- In Logan, onJune 26th ,Mrs.
Harry Chaffe, of a daughter. •
SIBERT-At "Eden Farm," Logan, on
the 21st, Mrs. Frank Sibert, of a
• son.
•
ERB--In,Dovvnie, on June 26th, the
• wife of D. K. Erb, M. P., of a son.
TW.n
EDDLE-In Brussels,' on June 25th,
• the wife of Dr. Tweddle sof a daugh-
•HENSOLIFFE-In Wingham, on June
26th, the wife of Harry Henseliffe,
a son. • .
mEirriNS-ln Wingliam'on June
• 27th, the wife of Frank Mertinii, of
Torontora son.
MAXWELL -At Knox church manes,
• Ripley, on June 18th„ to Mr. and
Mrs. Maxwell, a son.
• Scribner's Raattzlne for Jul)'.
Soribner's Magazine for July hag an
at tractive flavor M adventure, sport,
Travel, and holiday -making out of -doors,
these are entertainingly preeented,both
in the text and in the abundant illustra-
tions of the strange countries which are
'the subjeots of the narratives.
The leading article describee the re-
maneand the historic past of the Is-
land of Sicily. The author, Rules B.
• Richardson'director of the American
achool at Athens, is particularly well
suited to write of the wonderful Greek
rules which there abound. He also im-
parts by his vivid style a very ItOdern
note of pleasant adventure.
1,00at 161101115110aine;
drest Engtith Renal/. _
Sold and recommendect bYali
drtaiSta ill Canada. Only ten.
isms xneditire diectivered. Eft
Paehlties fiti, %%teed to eintalt
forms o SO/USS1 Weakneas,.. effeeta of abuse
°rendes/4 Mental Worry, nae •tve use of Teo'
10.060$ ()Odin or Atimlilatitd. 7.1. on reeeieli
as peke, one paeltage 0, ex, $5. Antos
iffetOff4eart. Fainphiets ftSO to 111 ,idrettbs
TM Weed COMPatir* WL.S. Irg
or Sale by Watts& Co., H. Hovey, It
'B. Combo Itookto.
The captain of the steamer Pennsyl-
vania was fined $25 for running a Sun-
day exearsion from Buffalo tO Port
Colborne. •
2 Cars Portland and Thcrold Cement just
received. Call and get our. prices.
INDELIBLE COLD Wf1TER PRINT
Suitable for Barns, Fences, Gats,
Bridges and all outside work
WHITEAND17COLORS
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It is durable and 'mighty 'cheap, too. Call
and get color card and all particulars. Good
assortment Oil Stoves. , Screen Doors and
Windows.
OHEAP
DE_AT_RES
MoLAUGHLAN-In McKillop, on aline
3Oetabris john 3. MoLaughlan, • aged 53
y
PIPER-In Seaforth, on ,Tune 21st, Ada
Barnett, wife of Mr. Harry Piper,
aged 27 years, 9 months and 9 days.
JACKLIN-In Grey, on June 25th, Mrs.
` Rufus Jacklin, in her 24th year,
KERN AGII AN -In Morrie on 'Tune 27th,
James Kernaghan, aged 69 years.
MoTAVISH--In Wingham, on June
22nd, Mary, relict of the late Dun-
can McTavish, aged 51 years.
AITCHISON-In Wingham, On June
. 25th, Sarah Alice Currie, wife of
Jas. V. Aitcheson, aged 32 years
and 10 menthe.
SHERRITT-In Illyth, on June 24th,
Mrs, John Sheiritt, aged 77 years,
3 months and 7 days.
THOMPSON-In Mitchell, on the 26th
of June,Eciward Stewart, eldest son
of F. H. Thompson, solicitor, eto,,
aged 10 years, 9 months and 1 day.
TUER-In Mitchell on the 21st of
• June,John Tuer, aged 75 years.
MoDONALD-In Huron Tp. on June
20th, Willena Mary, second daugh-
ter of Malcolm and Jane Mc-
Donald, aged 25 years.
LEITH -In Huron township on the
19th of junejane Branlev, beloved
wife of John Leith Esq., aged 50
years, 2 months, 10 cleytk.
HARDWARE
HOUSE
The Imperial Government has con-
sented to a, scheme for State -aided
etnigration to South Africa,
To cure a cold In one day • CLINTON
Take Laxative Broom Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25c. E. W. Groves
signature is on each box.
Imilmamoolmft .11ffinomioloinamvxonov...ovl
Clinton liark ot Ieort
0 64 to 0 45
C,14Nnse Wheat 0 42 to 0 63
0 37 to 0 .40
81 to 082
.011,01111.V•4 * IV 000 to 0 60
4.11N•.votroYfrirv0,111 0 40 to 0 45
• Potatoes per 0 20 to 025
Putter rolls and crock 0 13 to 0 14
Butter in tab- ...... , .0 14 to 015
. Eggs per doz... 111,•• to.0 11
Hay ...... 8 00 to 0 00
Wool... ....... V,* v. 0 15 tO 0 10
Live llogs per ewt, 0 60 to (350
Singors... v Yr* ...... V*0 75 to 015
DiessedPork per et • 8' 00 to 8 60
Flour per „ 1 75 to 2
Dram per 14 00 to 14 00
Shorts per ton ., ......... 15 00 to 10 00
Wool per lh. 18 to 14
Dried Appleirpor ib. to 04i
00
MARBLE:
AND
GRANITE WORKS
0KINNON
-MILLINERY
We are closing our Millinery department for this season and we take
this Opportunity of returning our sincere thanks to eur numereus custom
ers and the public generally for the very liberal patronage extended to tis.
This has been the best millinery season we have ever had in the histery
of our business and during the next ten days we will offer staetling bars
gains in trimmed and untrimmed millinery to clear, its we 'will carry
nothing Over to another seasim-'everything must go :
Ladies' Sailors, in plain white and colored etraw,silkhand,
regular. price 40c, for 2e .
Ladies' Sailors, in Mackinaw straw, worth 50c, for 30c
Girls' Sailors, in white wad fancy straw, worth 85e, for 20c
Girls' Sailors, in white and black, Worth 25e, for 12Ac
Ladies' Trimmed Hats, very stylish, , worth $1.50, for 93c
Ladies' Hats, trimmed with chiffon, flowers and l'ollage,
regular price $3.05, for $2.25
• Ladies' Tuscan Hittsstrimrned with veiled roses,foliage and
'black velveCribbon, worth$3.25, for $1.05 •
Ribbons at greatly reduced prices to clear ,
A large collectiou of Flowers and Foliage, regular prices
15c, 20c and 25c each, your Choice for 10c •
The best class of work
procurable has been
man ufactured here for
many years past.
WE WON'T call on you a sveek after
your bereavement,
WE WON'T make, the work to suit
the lame.
WE WILL. make the price to suit
the work.
WE WILL give you Ole ehoice of the
production of the world
in design and Material.
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• We are the ONLY‘pra6.
tied men in Clinton in
our line. Do \not, be
• talked intoplacing your
order without first call.
• Ingon us.
J. B. HOOVE111, 0.Rop ,•
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Nozt to Oott000rolal Hot& i00414000
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
Men's Flannelette `Night,Shirts, regular price 75c,. for 60c
Men's Duke of York Neckties, something new, 25c
Men's Silk Knot Ties, in fancy patterns, 150 or two for 25c
Men's Cellars, iri all the new shapes, from 10c to 18e .
Men's White and Fancy Shirts, from 25c to $1 '
MoKINNON & CO . -, BLYTH
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i juvenile clothing must he seen to he appreciated. •
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* worsteds and tweeds, are very cute.
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tweedsand blue serges. We can sell you a suit as low as $1.50 or as high 0
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