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THE CLINTON ITZW1301114CORD
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The Late Rev, Alex. Young Hartley. ..NEWS TOPICS Wift
The death of Rev. Alexander Young
Hartley of McLennan, Ont., occurred
uk hiS resalence. on Friday .tuornieg,
August 22nd, after a brief illness. A
few months previous to bia death he
enjoyed the best bealth for • sever-
al years and during that thlte
his ig-
ur and energy had not been more not
-
heat le than during the closing weeks
of his life. Or. the Sabbath preceding
his death he preached two such power -
lei sermons that many of ids emigre-
gation went to him sit the close and
thanked him personally kr them. The
two remarkable texts were, for the
nen n ng, " For Inc . to live is Chris t
and to die is gain," and for the even-
ing " Whatsoever thy ,hand iindeth to
do, do it with thy aught, for there Is
no work, nor device, nor knowledge,
nor wisdom in the grave whither thou
goesta' His active manta had often
caused him to express the hope that
his last illness might not be long and
death camequietly and unexpectedly,
as if in k.nswer to prayer. During
Thursday night he had not felt well,
but rose Friday morning, atteuded to
tartain duties as usual and, after
breakfast lay down in the hope 'ol
leeli ng better. Mrs. Hartley left - him
lor a few monawls and returning was
shocaed to find that what appeared to
1,e a pltasant sleep was nothing else
than the sleep of death. Quietly, as
if falling asleep, and without a move-
ment he had passed to his reward.
'the funeral took place or; Tuesday,
August 2b, to Laird cemetery. At the
request of the family the serviees were
held in the house mai were of a short •
and simple character, which was. Mr.
liartlev's own desire on such 'occas-
ions. The services were conducted by
Rev. Dr. Armstrong, Thessalon R,ev.
D. ha:IS/Lehr," Sault Ste. alatae, and
Rev. J. A. Macdonald of Richard's
Lauding, all members with Mr. Hart-
ley of the Algoma Presbytery. • The ,
following Sunday the pulpit was
preached vacant by Rev. Mr. Rogers,
an old and highly esteemed friend - of .
the deceased. Mr. Rogers will also
fill the pulpit till other arrange:meats
are made.
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Alexander Voting Hartley was the•
son of James Hartley, a farmer, of
irkeowan, a igtonshire, Scotland:
Here Ile was born in 1838, ..his father •
dying when he was about 13 years.
old and from that time on he made
his own way it: the world. His boy-
hood, till he was fifteen years of age,.
was spent in his native county. For
two years after.this he lived with an
elder brother in • London; England,- and
then moved to Halton county, Ont..,
He imited himself with the new con-
nection Methodist thumb (there being
no Presbyterien) attd the next five
sact-s while engaged in farming stud -
for the ministry and entered upon
his first charge in 186o,- •being -ordain-
cd in the year 1864.• In the same year.
he was married to Maggie Fitzgerald
of Loudon, Ontario. - While in the
Methotlist ministry he was in charge
of the -Cayuga, Gianton, Landon and •
Rodman circuits. Allout the year 11370
lie entered the Presbyterian ministay
and it -masted a call to Dunganuon In
1313.. Itt April, 1876, his wife died,
leaving behind alive sons and 'one
daughter.- The • youngest of these sons •
died in 1896. The others are all living
still. In 1877 he moved to 'Exeter,
. having received a call front the con-
gregations of Exeter and Rasgerville.
In November of this year he was mar-
ried to Emma Sewell of East Zona
whotte with one son and two daughters
he leases to inotru his departure, Itt'
.1878 the two congregations of which
110 was pastor became 'self supporting •
and he chose the RogervIlle congrega-
tion and lived,for three years in Ilene •
ealls In Mr he accepted a call to
Dim:vale where lie labored for la vears
till 096. In that year he resigned, his ;
I chargean account •of failing health,.1
1 intending to rttire from the•ministry,..
-bat being pressed to take charge of a
.difficult field in Algoma, continue -tithe
work, feeling it Ins duty to undertake
the hardships of 4 Low country in the.
ealttie for • wbieli be had labored for
.'40 years. Tae MacLennan congrega-
tion grew rapidly and ie a year ex-
tended a call to Mr. Hartlec. anti
tagarattel' from the other stations.
Frain this time on to his last Sab- •
bath on earth he laboted on,' beloyea
by his congregetioa, and then passed
away while still engaged in the. active
work of Lite ministry.
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•
In a few words it is salvos:6We' to
give an idea cif Mr. Hartley' as a inan.
lIe. wits of an affable and genial, • dis-
rosition and did much for the gauge
of religion outside the •pnlpit as weul
as ie - it. He •- ewes charitable to a
fault mid many who *have been bene-
fitted by his kindness will lament his
• ch ath. He was the leading spirit -of •
whatever Company he wee in Whether
'gathered for' business or pleasure. In
the church conrts he was widela known
as a keen. debater, a good reasoner,
amidan abhorrer of hairsplitting' tut&
heresy • hunting, He was au, •-able
preacher. an earnest -worker awl al -
wars a favorite with the young peop-
le, -hating the •ability. of preeenting.
Christiantia in no sombre .colors. To
the last alte' clivw large -numbers at
young. people to his eluirch and they
were always aMongst Itis • Mosttrusted
atiends. Ile Vasknown broadly
throughout ,Canada • as a man willing !
to utidertake any hardship or niake
tufa sacrifice for -the cease 01 religion,
. while he weuld atphola the Bennet:of
the' .Ciags with his latest breatha-
atty bit. Nolte 'who kniaa. Mr. 1
..lIartley 'could bail to.-atlinire tite feat-
los.•champion of all lie bclieved to .be.•
•. right, atd /la atimmintance Whose • life
would tot •bit bettered by 'coming% in,
t'orttaCt .with -One Whose. life. ,•11,1 'Christ
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Important Events in Few Words
. For Busy Readers,
farop.,•••,••,•
Thema), Worlda Happenings Viererulty
Comallest end Put Into Steady end
Attractive Shape laor the Readers of
oura
r per -A., Sella noises Raioement
115 lasereeristeke.
IINCX.Astatiessess
The price of coke in Chicago has
jumped up to the unprecedented. fig -
'area Of '1;12 and $3.3 a ton.
also Unitea States. battleship Iowa
bas run aground near Cape Noose,
Stallions, do Desterro and the Island
of Milo, Brazil..
Experts estimate the damage done
to t}te ibop-growers Wednes-
day bythe sterns of rain and hail
•at fully aaoo,00d.
The Dunlop Trophy race at ,Toron
to ,.-
, .
Saturday t.. y Vas won y Royal.
aenadian team. Twenty riders come
"sated through a sea of mad. •
A nephew of General Dewet, the
Boer commander, arrived et Berlin
reeentaa to • be treated by Professor
13erguittnn for a gunshot' wound.
The condition of the queen of the
Delgiens, who. Was seized by such an
attack of asthma. Thursday, that a
physician had to be hurriedly suMe
atoned from Brussels, was, serious
• Friday, but no immediate danger is
app • . .
, `the peach crop in Essex this year
is the. largest since the disastrous
freeze -put of 1898; and heavy shIP-
InentS are . being madeevery day,
Thousends of baskets are loaded on
to the evening trains at Kingsville,
Ituthecn and Leamington.
'.The two-year-old daughter of Louis
Wagenbaint cif Chatham had at nar-
row, escape limn d ath by suffoca-
tion. A . pet 'cat was discovered in'
Oa act of sucking 'the child's breath
a Nay, lam little one bad pissed /117
to a dcathilice iswoon,, butgradually
recovered elute carried into the open
air.'
THE DEAD, ,
. Dr. Wotan, N.W.M.P. surgeon .. at
Pattleforta N.W.T , dicd suddenly at
noon Thursday ft•otii Ileart disease.
Rudolph Hailer died in Bellevue
llospital, New. York, liaidayi. An au-
topsy eevettled the presenee of a tape-
worm 60 feet long: Haller had been
driven insane by it. , . •
. Allan. H. Royce, who occupied' a, seat
in lire Ark town council of Toronto
J Unction, died at his Marie 'there on
Saturday, in his 57th year. • ale was.
it native of Rutland, .England.
William Wa/dorf .Aetea'a daughter
; 'Owendelitie died of consumption Fri-
,dtty morning at, Clivedea. Her body
will bit.. taken to New Yorkfor
burial.- • Sae. was. nine years of age. .
••Alitert Dtyden, anataploye of Hand
'. & f•-.4on of Loadou - England . who have
charge of the fireworks•:displity at the
, Toronto ExIiibitioa,, dropped deed .at
1, the Palace. , alotel,-Kina str.eet and
1
Strachan avenue, on . 3Vednesday'
1 night. Deceased was 48 yeats. of age,
land had been .sick for two Weeks.
:CRIME. AND :CRIMINALS.
. . . .,.
• Dr, a` B •Wilkinison must pay Vic-
. toela, Mid.dleton•45,000a. •Bot h par-
ties... • . .
Itve in Stanza, arid the action in
• I orento -was brought for , alleged
beestch of -promise t� • luala.Y.
'Costa ta-lian . at Lisboa; .Portagal,
vas lobbed ali daestiay nieht of £0,-
000 sterlatr by- burglars, who :enter.:
1 attassa e say of a subterranean aas.sage.
. The robbery lute caused , au. enoroeitie
s asat'on. a ' •' •
Maegie Harris, a dark -eyed young
1 woman about ala years of age. mho
',says kir home is At .Fergus, hag bean
&nested on - a. charge of,. 'stealing
it i• out $1 6 wet. i it r of 'blouses, . el othi re;
• and ttin'a ts belonging toaMise alesi-
alaratia 'T
of ort lite 'Janet' en,
• -- . . ,Pplasoictt. .
• PI ender Barton and party arrived
In a inrapag Stailtia mosning. , ••
1 • atir Literate and Lady •Tupper sane
eti• bn. lava Ti nisiaita lettvipir- •Liver-
Plea for Montreal a hursaay.
Hon. Charles Fitzpatrick arrivectin
Winnipeg Saturday and will visit the
Penitentiaries in the west. On Mina
day .the Catholic Club siU giva•hint
a ban
q%let •
Among the passengers on board the
North German Lloyd Law steamer
ar-ronprine Witham., which, left
Southampton and Cherbourg Thum -
day for New York, la Rear -Admiral
Lard Chas. 13eresford, ALP.
iron MEN or Wan.
A regiment, of flatut`atna soldiers,
the 21st Vasea Paailiers, bit/s /teen in-
vited by the aocal. Arms 'Committee
to march in the parade of the Span-
ish War veterans at Detroit on Sept.
22, .
The following placers aro authoriz-
ed to be attai heti for inetruction,
without expense to the public, to the
staff of the divisional camp at Niag-
ar ths 1 else. Lieut •Col U. A.
Stinson, 10th Regiment, R ' and
Major it. Myles, 9th Field Battery.
. cAstiasaataut.
Livn STOCK MARKETS.
Toronto, Sept. seth.-The • receipts
at the Toronto Cattle Market today
were rather light and they included
too many rough to medium 'grade -an-
imals. There was an active demand
for the better grades and the -suitply.-
was woefully short, All .the good cat- .
Ile were quickly bought up and the
(July slow tendency in trading was 'in -
connection with the lower stock.. The
almost unanimous call of the buyers
was for better cattle, and several of,.
them declined to do business• becaitee
. they were unable to secure the •right
sorts. Prices held firm for anytlisag
above medium quality and wore fatty
as high as those of . yesterday. •Ea -
porters •atia good. butcher's were 'not
as plentiful and ,were. 'Maly • Wanted.
laeders and stockers were offered fee -
Ir but there were not etiough of the
choice oues. Sheep, Iambs,' calves and
hogs were unchanged. The total aim
was 49. loads, including 630 cattle, 1,-
378 sheep ar.d lambs, 32 Calves 'and
838 hogs. • -.
E,xport Cattle -a -The, supply was late;
ited and trade was not at .all active
after the first few 'minutes. 'Several
good loads were wanted but they were
not to be had and buyers: were disap-
pointed. Tile range of prices' for the
best lots held firm at 55 to $5.0 and .
one prominent dealer said . that .1te •
would give $6 per oat if he could get
the right kind. Four carloads of-weat-
ern cattle were on the market and
they sold at an average price - �f $4-90
per cwt. Medium exporters • • were
steady at $4.50 to ae. • • ,•'•. •
Butcher's Cattle -The supply. of
choice to picked was insignificant' and
buyers were forced to be content • with
odds and ends. There was plenty of
" rubbish" and it was "slow Of aerie.
Rough cows and little: " skips" were.
dull, with a lower tendency. The
range of prices is intalterea, but pick-
ed lots are (inn itt $4.50 to $5 Per
Cwt.. .
Fteders-The principal actavity ,was
iii the medium and lightweights Which
were tether plentiful. Nri boast could.
1 it made as to the quality, howeVer,
and tbe " had ones" were too' largely
represented. The market was steady,
with prices. unchanged: •
Stockers -The little amanita; were
steady, with a good demand for those
of choice quality. Prices held firm for
these up to las per cwt. 'The:lower,
grades sold down to $2.50. ,•
Feeding Bulls -The •olferings. were
fairly large but the market .wasable
to absorb them all. There is
ateadv tone and bulls- sell well. •
Light Stock •Bulls -A few built:hes
were offered but. the tnarket was Ity
means encouraging, Small, hulls...Old
at $2 to $2.5o per cwa, •
Mitch Cows -Market was higher, • •''a
few good coats having arrived. .. The
range was greatly extended, two fine
milkers selling at $52.50 each, Other
cows sold down to $35. There is tail(
an excellent demand for good ones
and they will bring high priees.
Sheep, Lambs and Calveti-IVfarket is
steady with no change. Receipts •were
fairly large but everything was eold.
Hogs -Steady and michatiged at
$7.t2e, per cwt. for seleets totd $6.87;
for lights and fats.
Gontiaott,
Miss Collinson is manager of atm of
the tatillinery departtneets itt Eaton's
store, Toronto. We predict a success-
ful career for Mises Collineota
The Nears -Record leads' for Huron
news. It will be sent to ally :address
for the balance of the year toe 25c.
Mr. A. Bisect Thorn of Aylmer will
shortly move to floderich and has
leased Mrs. Hays' residence on St.
Patrick's Street,
Miss ,Tcnuf eI1., alter a pleasaet
visit with her mother, Mr. Harry
Y3ef 1, Elizabeth atreet, left nit Wedites-
day a. ittfor the East. Mies liell
says nearly all the watering" places
were pnorly patronized this season, it
king too cold.
The bloom 611!' Mr, Hocketepat to-
DacCO Plallt Is a idvely tritasdn,
was ais greateet joy.
. . • • . • • •
. .
'Charles King; arrested for the•
of aT:atnes• W: Frttstian; hie em-
• player's fifteen -year-old son„,
a• Aldborouth 'townships has ..confesa-
cd • to:Detectiye latitiay1 'stating. that
athe crane was prompted ,•i* jealousy,
HERE S. ANTHER OPPORTUNITY
• • OFFERED BY 'THE GREAT NOIt-
. THERN RAXLWAY.
• • . • •• •
Daily duriag Septesnbet and October'
aim way second class tickets will be
an sale 'from all stations in Ontario,
at 'greatly reduced rateg, to all points
en the line of the • Great Northern
• Railway, in 1VIontatia, Idalay, Wash-
• ington and British Coluirtbia. •
Eull particulass aa to almacan be
olitairted by • calling on or Writing
(has. W. • Graves, District .Passenger
Apra' Great"' 1%.Tortherii RaiIway, 6
Ring street, West, (Room, 12); Toeon-
to, Ont. • 33
At Niagara Fails, George 1NT. Shea,
kels, b k s an had his foot and
ankle crushed Sunday morning at 3.
Four rural visitors to Torouto we.
nearly killed by blowing out the gas
on Wecluesdaa night on going to bed.
They were discovered just in time.
it aititile InAaarettts.
I The 'schooner damieeort, 'bound
from Toronto to Detroit, light,' ran
back to Ports Colborne on Saturday
nisht for repairs a ha heavy gale
of Friday night struck the schooner
off Long Point and carried away her
, main -sail and forestays.
seratoEs
1 Mrs. Kate Collins attempted to
'h h D 'd
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MIMI& 35. DINOX,E 18 RJLD.
Ointedlau Nurse Unica Perlospi by Her
Own Heel,
Rochester, Sept. 15.-Fithe1 B. Din-
gle, it rarely pretty girl lies deed
from a, gaping tround in her throat,
,i hile Lelana Doer Neat its at the
Ilomeoliathatic Hospital, his throat
also sla Is il. Init not so seriously
but what he will live. Kent's state-
ment to the coroners has not ba n
madpublic, but he claims that tit •
girl wan tried h itt, 'and then killed
herself. His s' 01'y is doubted,.
The ample cause from litillato late
Satarday night and registered at the
Whitaomb House tte j, 11. Keni, and
wife. They were found in their room
yesterday maritime. the girl dead, the
man wild and ravine,. A raeor was
in the girl's left hand anti several
powerful • drugs were found in small
bottles in tli4 Mom.
alias lanale west 22 years old, and
dem:tailed by .thoet who knew her as a,
strikingly betutiful young Wontan.
Her parents died when she was quite
young. She had been connected. with
the staff of the Riverside Hospital at
various times during t,he last seven
years, and was Very appeasr and
higbly respected.. Her grandparents,
It is believed, live M Toronto, Can.
Parent of Windsor, Tuesday night by
drinking hall it prat of bedbug poi-
son. The woman is now confined to
Hotel Dieu, where she is slowly re-
covering. •
• " MUNICIPAL WORLD.
• Recent County Council statistics
show .the population of Greater Lon-
don to be 6,581,872• . ,
Mr. Carnegie'slibrary donation bus
been• unanixitously :rejected by the
Port Maher, Ont., town council,• .
RELIGIOUS WORLD.
Tho General Synod of the Church
-
of -England brought its labors to a.
• close Friday afternoon, when the
• titled tiessnon ot that body, aced at
was prorogued by Art:Wash-
op Bond. - • .• .
The ltight Hon. Dr, .W. Da Reeve,
• Bishop, of Mackenzie River, who hag
I eeu. tiona for six weeks .in it Lon-
don, Eng., hospital with scarlet fey-
- er; is able to he out. •. .
.• aoateracs-iroitsible. '
The Miaieare of Commove° has pub-
• lished : the provisions .of it new law
which•requires ever, counnercialtray-,
eier in Austria tofuraish as certificate.
•of character. and a medical certifitatte;
. -• P01,11TICS.-CANA DIAN. • -•• •
• Owing to the absence of ono of the
'presiding judges, the Lisgar election.,
petition. will be postponed from Sep-
. temaer'.28 to a, week later. The place:
..olatrial Is Carman. • . .
. . ; eetsz..eatta naeones,-- a a •
The Beaum.opt, Texas,' oil field • s
an fire and there is no thence' tit
• atop the. progress of the flames. •
' ••- • EakoEristas. . . .
Cholera has. claimed 16,209. vie-
tinta at Cairo, since. July 15.
.aiarowned le the .litoriber.
• • Toronto' Sept.•• 1 White,
. .1
'a painter, formerly:. of B.clieville, was
• drowne'cl. in . the Taumbeta Sunday
.n.o nine, .11e had been: subject to
epileptic .alite, and in one 9/ these '
spasms he is suppased 'to Imam fallen
*into the Neater, He was 'found float-
ing face. dawn, and when-Cal:en froxu.
the water, was•still .alive, though he
dleti a, •shcirt time • after being 'taken ,
to Nurse's Ilogpit al, • a heta Dr. Orr
was speedily sunimpaed. •,
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• Cable hteamor ArrtY.
• • .
ic i ; IL C., Sept: la. --The cab-
le steamer Colonia arrived yeaterdity
and .began laying the Pacific cable. .
:. • .
Etrest7yba4aais a friend of-thernitlr
• except those who !night have to pay
him mote wages..
. . .
60 1a3ts0a7st sanowatED.
alarms Saved Froth wreck of an Inman
• , man Tram,
Madras, India, Sept. 15. -Au Eng-
lish mail train Saturday, 205 miles
fisom this city, cla ked over a bridge
which had been linden/lir/4cl by floods.
Fifty passengeria included amok";
whom were eight Europeans and four
soldiers, were drowned. Twenty-five
were saved from the wreck..
Otant Water spent Seen.
• Detroit, Mich., Sept.. 12. --"As the
steamer laity of the Straits was plawe
lag through a vielent stoma on tatke
Huron. Weilneadua,. about live Miles.
off laineardais, Ont.. there sudd.nly
appeared on the heels of. the depart-
ing storm cloud at water 'spout, rift-
ing several Iniadred feet in the atie.'
and s9 nectrat hitt it, Was nocessark to
erano one's neck to see. the Whole of
it. • 'The spout was wide ea. ;the top
and enliven!toward tits 4,parting.
Morin, resembling a large Dalt atom
-inverted; • Wht n complete,. I he spout
• was • fully .a• thotiiinna feet hlgh, mai
olVf.ots0precAdv,as earricd ap at' a great rate.
. Potatoes lir Dotter Bolls.
Toronto', Sept :LB. -Mrs. Jane El- •
leabeth Reid, it fariner's Wite, • went •
111.0 lloss' g nit•al store .ata Ittotint
Albert. en , July 3, unit sold 'TO
taamils.' of butter, gettilig in• ,ex-
change ereclitaots goods... George
HtI-
lingshead some of this butter,
and In each found says'he fetiu•d a
--pared 1 °tate: Ross then examined
tits' rest .tho' batter and .says he
found sevetitiasoi•atees. _Ile caused it
.stinuncins ta. In issued (hal 414 the
• Yunnan withfalse pretences. • Her
• trial iota( alaee on Friday in the
C'riruinttl'S esS ions be f bre Judge Ma r-
gitn and asaaury. Tae jury dleagreed,
Treighte ituaateiteurea•. •
...Ottawa; Seat; .a.n. early
• nieetin'g of the Cabinet, .1Ion, '.M.
portlier will rocOnnnend the easpoipt-
.xneet cif it Clilef Inspector of. Weights
. and areesurese . A salary of .$2,400.
will be .attaaleti to the office,
. is to be IC:anted at Ottawa: The
Mune of alar.• James' Fife, scale mania.
lacturets titentianed •in. eonnectlon •
with. the, appointment:. , • . •
' Suicide With
Waterford, Stipa 1 'Mat-
thews., it " termer Of, Rotted Plains,
weet ..of Watataircls come
Mitted .suici de Saturday. anorriiag by
.taking eadoseaur.arseate:..11e Was not
dead when found in the barn, •A data
• tor Was. sent for andeverything was.
.: aorta to ; save ban, 'bet buexpirocl
&Lout 13. o'clock.
September 18th, 1902
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We possess the most ample facilities
for Serving the public with per*, fresh
Dregs, Toilet goods, Perfumes alal all
other lines usually found in it first-
class drug store, rront business and
araassional standpoints We are wil-
ling to be tested by acritical public.
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EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED
Tbat Paine's Celery Compound has
no equal for buildiug.up'the weak and
rundown. It is spectally recommend-
ed to sufferers frotn rheumatism, neur- •
algia, and nervous prostration. Paine's
Celery Compound stands far above all'
other medicines as a disease banisher.
•R. la REEK'S, Druggist, Clinton,
Ont.
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oys' Clothes?
How's.the boys' clothes,? If there is anything in the world that will
make the opening of school easy for the boy its a new suit. 'We have.
studied the school suit problem Iromc,the parents' side as well as from the.,
store's standpointff the goy does not go to school well dressed it will be
your fault, not ours,
We carry the greatest range of l3 oys' Suits and Knickers in the coun
try. , Being manufacturers they are all our own make and you save the
. middleman's profit.
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Our Lion Brand Knickers have double seats and douhle knees, made from special Flalifax tweeds, double sewn
with linen thread and they stand.today as the best goods on the market. We have filled orders from Halifax, N, S.,
to Victoria, B. O., for these goods and we find it diffieult to keep up with the demand. On Saturday next we will
haw a Special Boys' Day and to make matters interesting we will give some special prices.
50 Boys Odd Coats, $2,50 and $2,00, iCir $1.44
200 Boys' 1VIole Knickers, 40e and 35c, for 240-
. 60 Boys' Odd Vests, $1.25 and $1, for 490
25 Boys' Tweed 'Coats, unlined, for half price
Our Lion Brand Suits at $4.00, $4.50 and $5,00
are the best goods in the county,. WG know this to.
be a fact because hundreds of the keenest buyers in
the county are buying them.
Come and see them,
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WORKS OFF TIIE COLD.
Laxative Drones Quiehte' Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price 25 cents.
. Obi Bibles at eapiseaunt.
• London,. Sept. 11, -In a, despatch
from, St, Petersburg the correspon-
dtstit of The Daily Mail relates that
t.ha. commander of .the Cossask ista-
tion itt Wertesehinck, anxious that
Itis . district sbould show *a preP011^
deranee of ratios, has ordered that
the fathers of every girl .baby barn
in the district shall 'receive 50
strokes with the knout. Several
men, says the Porrespondent, ha've
already been knotited under this rat-
ing.
CLUBBING OFFERS-.
We have Made special arrangements
with the pablishers of The World,
Toronto, of which W. la. Maclean, M.
P., is .managing editor, We can offer
a special smuttier bargain in newspap-
erdom-goiel during August and Sep.,
tember,
The.TorantO• World,. 53'..a year
The Sunday World, $2 a. year
the News -Record, $1 a year
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For' all three, $4.50 a .year
We will give.$6-•for.$4.50.
Or for this journal and Tae - Daily
World for one year our price is 53.
• The World. gives-. the correct market
.quotations. -Its market' -reporter was
a • 'farmer in :. :York comity:for natty
yenta •a,nd knows how to glean Wore
mation which:is correct. • '
The. Sunday World as. peblielied ..on
.Sattirclay.. night and has 32 pages dt,.
illustrated sketches and. 'views of • ab-
sorbing ipterest. ,. • •
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BICYCLES:.
We represent the Makers Of the
best bicycles he tmarket:.
• We keg). accoad hand ivheels • kr
• We repair bicycles and keep 611
. kinds of repairs in stock. •
. sell the •Page Ware Fence and
do a general blacksmithing and job-
• bing trade... •
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Portland milt
FOR. SALE-
,: 1. am agent in this dis-
• triet for the 0 en Sound:
Portland Cement Coin•
•2 pany and, a in preijared to1
supply either large or
small quantities. Contrac-
tors and others Who In-
tend buildinOTalks, Walls
' or silos of eminent will 'de
. Well to communicate with .•
t06. The Sarnppon brand
of CeMek : Manufactured
by the Owen Sound Port• -
land Cement- Company is
• the best cement On the •
• market.
Thos... Walker.
Cameras
CAMERAS
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CLINTON
Cook's r *Cotton Root Compoun
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Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladles. Safe, effectual. Ladiesask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Coat
pound. Take no other, as all mixturee, pills sad
imitations are dangerous. Price, No. 1, SI pow
boa ;No. 2,10 degrees stronger,15 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two S•eent
stamps. The Oook Company iviadeor.ont.
Irir'Nog.1 att4 2 sold and recommended by all
responsible Drugglet, 1* Gamtda. •
Xos. 1 and 2 are sold in Chnton by
II, B. Combe, R. P..Reekie, B. Hot',
ey and "Watts & Co. -druggists.
CAMERAS
WE HAVE. A LARGE RANGE ialiaP
CAMERAS BUT THE DUST FOR
A CHEAP CAMERA. IS.
uRownn No 2 mum W4-tnt
• Person e in neighboring towns
who are thinking of parches
ing a catnera Will receive an
gastman catalogue by drop-
ping ,ns a card. Other cameras
besides the Eastman can be
supplied. Films, developing
powders anti other light sup..
plies can IA sent by mail.
Our cheap Exposure IVfeter' ,
at 35c givethe correct expos-
ure under all conditioas and
pays, for itself in a short titne
• by saving over and. uuder
positrein negatives.
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MB. COMBE
Chemist and 'Druggist,
Reduction in
Prices
Herd is a good chanee to
secure a first class buggy at a
big reduction. Not these
„prices :
$80 'Buggies for $68
$75 Buggies for $65
• $65 Buggies for $60
Remember theSe are all on
oWn make which places tis in
a position t� guarantee them
as we do not buy anything bub
first- class material,
• RePailina Prater/11Y Offended to
•liy experieMed men.
.EUMBALL And MoMATH
Huron St., Clinton:. :
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For -Produce
jay' .tre—lirg.:11.;t or all
kinds of. prbauce and will be p aimed
to have you bring it to us or our
wagon will call %son you.
Our stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
'Wall Paper, Etc., is large and well
assorted. ' '
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CHEAP, CASH.STORE • •VARNA.,
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TOLUDO--$Ktrla ST4. 1VIA1UE DIV
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Weather permitting steam-
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STR. 41 OSSIFRAGE.a
Will leave Godeirich, :North, Bound,
Is o'clock p: mW
, ednesdays; for Sault
Ste. Marie and iutermediate Ports ; •
• returning will. •leave Goderich for •
• 1Vindaor, Detroit and Toledo at
c,'dock p, ma on Mondays.
STA. "KING EDWARD".•
Leaves Goderich, north bound, every
• Saturday at p111. for eParrY Sound '
and Sault Ste. Marie. Leaves Goaer-
ich, south aimed, every Thursday at —
12.30 p. for Windsor, ‚Detroit and
Toledo, calling at intermediate ports,
Far rates and further infotmation
address Wan. Lee, Goderich, or
W. 13. RosgvEAR,
General Traffic Maisager,.
Sault Ste, IVIarie, Ont.
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o•Hess And On supply good dry hard wood.. Listire your orders al
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