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1879.
UIROVLATION..
eeniable currency
that the amount
n in Canada a.
- 0; but we find
he banks, just
ember and Oc-
e• that amount..
tatentent, of
1,007 is given ;
OOQ Dominion
e nearlY69,-,
ay they. dol
is also the
orth elm•
Canadian
retnrne'to
e n, when
has} a
sura•:
►n i
pay)" ?EMU POINT .
The proposed boat race between Bahl
and Courtney is declared .off—'s sawed
as it were.
The election ,of three more of the Quebec
ministry took place Iasi Thursday by large
majorities. ,
Dominion Parliament will meet first week
in February. It will be a session of parti-
cular interest.
The peoble of the United States have tent-
porarlly laid aside the other idols, and now
Worship Grant.
The Montreal Witness Is of opinion. that
the study,pf Latin and Greek inconnection
with schools, is needless.
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,'' The troubles In Ireland have•aroused CO
the patriotism of some of the Irish in the
States, and they want to • come over to Ca-
. nada
a-.nada and "take satisfaction out 'of her."
We do,not by -any means wish to brand -the
whole nation of Irishmen as the same,, but
the Mat satisfaction Which those Irish..
American -agitators care for, is what they
can take out`of a juga
-Hon. Peter Mitchell, ex -member -of the
,ioh A. Government, recently said that
" annexation to the ijnited kitates is the very
best thing that .could happen tat us -that it
would increase the volume of commerce and.
'help min every way. Loyalty is a mere
sentiment -what we want is trade." If
Refor{ner expressed himself thus, what a
howl about'•'?dis7oyetitj. to: the Crown's
wouldbe raised by the Conservatives
The editor of the Par)ner's Advocate is a
protectionist, but.he wants the duty remov-
ed from corn, because it. is the best thing to
fatten cattle with. '
The OttawaFre Press advises young
men to take a deeper interdst in the study
of politicb, believing that much good—indi-
vidually and to the-, State—would, result
e
therefrom. We ordially endorse the ad-
vice.
Rev. Mr. Hammond, reevival et,, has just
started services at ,ondon. It is to be
hoped that the newspaper. men of the city
Wilt come within his range, They are a
hard.. lot, and should have a .hole week's
service devoted to them.
Referring to•ttie d'i dt 01 -the -Dentin , n'
Government In, throwing .the beet pot ons
of the' railway lands in the North:we, into
the ands of speculators the N * York
imea says :---It : is - maeyellous Atli; a Go-
ernment so eager to foster imlbigration to
s-Northw-est territories;sho idso'ntanage
lands In that region a: to repel multi_
tildes of settlers.
• QIi x 1 It.
e'sreetting' out, as webene,,
rosperity, let us consider
• ' - g to avoid the miss
ee,.•have been the
. Ono of these is
m in the country is
of these mortgages
security for'store'
ened to death with
e where store they
t the mortgagee, is,
neelf; The simple
Would do away with
e the country was new
store as the settler's only
. But a Yen then it was his.drity
amount,o ,his indebtedness. year
ye he•year in which he did..nbt do
ao mi °ttr ` yy be looked upon as a .year of
failure+,$ ld settled countries there is lit.
tle excuse r.this. T.he'trouble is, however,
that the b tter a man becomes able to meet
lents as they arise, the, more de•.
e storekeeper becomes able to force
lihim, counting that' the farmer.
, keeping no, books, andsure of
ieste orgood.prices, will spend a great
of a in that way than they would if they
mpi
e would
oer. ';ills reXuir
been p
tbfimila t,
e*travaganoe at ,C*dit,:ta oa
g people•" , In the galtd Iiia f
f;Oetober we find,i''dealrI�h�u''
' dne;#o nth had/t'o find ttse money for every ,purchase,
2, which about' lie knows, too,that ho canget mach higher
8...,
y the sa a
• Canada,''
led, as' it
a myg-
ain , in
prices by waiting till he can get it in produce:
These temptations to do business on credit are
offered always'iu.the most friendly •spirit.
The only, or at least the first and chief reason
why, many,merchants do not deal for cash is
that they are afraid of offending •their custom-
s -•-In fore--ars,-who•consider-themselvea.incnited-b3!-bur
1nb ask' d or ready money, particularly
.. s o .f .
t of 00,= they: happen to be in easiercirounistances than
banks in
if
Olno'`
tom,
nInQ
are a
ler in
in We
t ,Mount
s over 11. re, if i• a ,;•
$ doe tful. Ix the as is there is at,
tern that requires a lith. a "enplanatien
auk•-lbat is " Notes and e r its on other
banks," 54,142,167. This nor my ought .to
be counterbalanced by the se .1 ;amount of
notes and checks tother banks n the jiabiif
ties oolumu, but it' is not there ""
There are several other diser(+� cies which
need explanation, hut we think n ave given
enough to show that it requires g t faith to
--aeoerh_. without %Ii8Pt010n of zt CO, . cry," the
statementd that bank managers a o in tho.
habit of making monthly to our Auditor of
Public Accounts.
There is another item, which wq' will ac -
sept as made, although we have no better
grounds fes accepting it as matte than any of
the others, and that ie the amount far which
directors are liabte •57,014,835. Here we
have direct evidence that the different boards
but a lot of s ecula-
tr
s
are
directors nothing p
efdi
tors --in other werds gamblers, .Only think
of it, that the direotors who Aro supposed
to be mostly composed' of wealthy' men, and
must have large funds of their own to invest
and manage, should be indebted to the banks
of over $7,000,000
some poor fellow that is just beginning, and
actually needs such assistance to get along at
11, The poor ptrnggling fellow may nil the
Ttrrw.
BORN.
DOBIE.•-In London, on the Beth Jost,, the wife of Mr.
G. 0. Dobie. 01 asot '
FISHER. -In Ilderton, en tltgl,Oth fust., the wife 31r. Y.
Fisher, late. of Clintj?n, of daughter,.
SMITH. -In Blyth, On 14th hist., the wucofMrGeorge
:
Smith of a son.
MARRIED,
,ADY--•FERRIS-At the ME. parsonare,, Eniorson,
Manitoba, on the 28th Oot, by the Rev. J. Matthews,
Mr. Thos. Ady, (formerly of Huilett) to Miaa bi. J.
reale, all of Belmont township, Manitoba.
UODKIN-ADY.--At the C.M. parsonage, Nelsonville*
Manitoba; on the 7th last,, by the Rev, D. Ben,
Mr. Thos, Godkin to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of
Mr. Thos. Ady, late of Mullett
QEMIMEL ELLACOTT--AtWingham,onthel5th'rnet.
at the residence of the brido a mother, by the Rev.
A. F McGregor Mr. Andrew Demmot, youngest son.
of John Gemmel, Esq., of Tnrnberry, to Miss Lou lsa
Ellecott, of Wingham.
RIIIBryer tthe rarsuneeea the 10th
Mr JobinPriors,.
of Brussels, to Miss. Jane, daughter of Mr W. For-
rie, Kinloss,
DLED.
WAY. 7n Blyth, on the 20th Inst:, the infant daughter
of Mr. Wm, Way, aged 6 months 0 days..
SCOTT. -In Morris on the 14th Inst., Mr James Scott,
aged 01 years.
LONGMAN-In Manitoba, at the residence of Mr. T.
Hagyard, of croup. Lillie: youngest daughter' of
George and Sarah Longman, late of Mullett. aged 1
year and O'.months.
NICHOLSO1r.--Suddenly et his residouoe, 14th con„ of
Stanley, ou 21st inst., Joseph Nicholson, aged 68
years. '
4.14INTO1y Misr MEETS .
November 27, 1679.
Wheat, fall, red, ijnnish, 61 18 a 1 20
Wheat, fall, white, . 1 18 a 1 20
Spring, Redehaff, - 1 10 a . 1 15.• .
Fife, - . 1 16 a 1.18
030 a 081'
= 0 40. a 0 56 ...
•- 058 a 062
• • 5 50 .a 6' 00'
0 30 a _ 0 35, ..-
0 18 a 020
014'a .0. 5
- 800 a 9 0
-700 a• 50
• 0...50 •'a., 0 80
375: 400
• 275 a 300'
5
• ; 0,50 ' a . 100'
9 35 a 0 45'
-,,0 20* a 0,22
' 012 a 0 15
$IFILEORT]ti ,. ARKETIS.
Vats, -
Barley,
A Peas,
Flour,
Potatoes,
Butter, -
Eggs,Hay, ••
•- -
•
Hides, .
Sheepskins-
Clover
Timothy •.
Pork, •
Turkeys
Geese '
Dnokt -
Chiokene s -
a 5 25
Wheat—Fall •
Spring'
Oats
Peas •
Barley
Potatoes
Hay -
Butter
Eggs,._ •
,Hide•
Wg•d •
F)6nr, '
ovember 20, 1819
- • $1 18 a 1' 20 •
• 110 a 115
• 030 a 032
0 59 a; 0 62
0.45 a 065
O 30 a 0 85
• 8.00 a 9 00
O 18 *'019'
• 0 14 a 0.15
• 6 50 a 7' 00
2 75•, a 2.50
5 50 a 6.00
• •
. Free of boat.
The most wonderful remedy of the age ie now platted
within the reaoh of 111.' Be he,-rtoh_nr poor,.if .soot.
not5itig.-to•.give+thia-great`remedya 'trial- •Dr•Eingl's-
a fforditrifellten'Contpocnd;lor-Dyepep.ia,-Siek••head-.
ache, Low Spirlts,Lose of Appstite,ISonr Stomach, Com-
ing rapp of Food. ,Yenow Complexion, General Debility,
Inactivity and Drowsiness, Liver Complaint, `Jaundlee
and Biliousness, for which it is a certain and ipesdy
erre. No person should be without it. In order' to.
prove that it will do all that we claim for 9t you are
giving a trial bottle free of cost,whfoh will convince yon
et its truly Nondertti morns, and shock you what a re-
gular qua dollar size bottle will do. For sale by J.
Combe. Clinton.
Bncklen'e -Aruf
•. -' •. ca =Salve. ..:...:...-
• The best Salve in;theworld for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt' Rheum; Tetter,• Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin.
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give
perfect. satisfaction, in every case, or money. re-
funded. Price 25 gents per box. 'For sale by
J, H. Combe, Clinton.
Bakery for Saleor t0 Let.
TBakery contignoue to the Royal Hotel, on On-
torio street, formerly in the occupation of Mr.
Patterson, is offered for sale or to let on reasonable
terms: Apply to •
• JA1IES FERGUSON..
Clinton,' Nov. 18,1870. •
Stray, Steer.'.'.
(-IAMB into eubaeriber'spremises, Lot 26,18th eon.
l/ Hallett, about two'monthe.ssnce, a red aadwhite:
year old STEER. The owner is hereby notified to
grove,proporty, pay ohargee and'take it away.
RICHARD TAYLOR.
Unll'ett, Nov. 6,1870.. 1
Boar Pigo><: service. •
f
THE undersigned has, at his premises, lot 80, 7th
con: of•Mullett,-a thoroughbred SUFFOLK BOAR
for service: ' It took first• prize at the Prpvinoial Exhi-
bition, London, in 1878, andfirst wherever shown 'in
the county. Terme, 31, to bepaid at time of service.
THORNTON WALLACE.
Hulled; Nov: 20;1$77. .
Stray .Sheep.,-
.
CAME into the premises of the,subscriber, lot 89,
8rd con., Tuakeremith, abort the1stSeptember;
one .Ewe 'and one wether, both marked with red ochre,
and two Lambs. The owner is hereby notified to prove
property, pay charges, and take them away.
• SAMUEL, WHITMORE..
Tuckersmith, Nov. 1, 1879.. • i
Notice of Ajiplicatioltt..
NOTIOE is. hereby given that .application Will .be
.made, 'atthe first sitting: of the Ontario Parlia-
anent,fore charter to Construct-a'railway-from-Bal•-
FIELD TO CLINTON, or some other point on the Gland
Trunk Railwi
•• • RoBEItx anongISON,Chair
; man
while be, thriving _better ._than the -apparently - i -- ----- 2011N ESS ON,-stot'etaiy,
wealthy farmer, for he feels his debt;•and is ' ' :Rayfield Railway Committee.
essening it year: by year, while the farmer, , BSJrisld, let•Oct., 1879. 63 ,
nd his family are, unknown to themselves,
owing poorer instead. of richer, and are per-
haps much nearer ii aolvenoy than they imag-
ine. Instead of regarding the refusal of cre.•
flit as an insult, a man should regard the offer
of it except in needy circumstances as ti tomp-
.Farm'for Sale. ^'
THE estate Of the late'Aloxander Gardner, being lot
28, 7th'0on0eesion OodeflohTownnhlp,, containing
80 acres, 70 cleared, balance good hardwood. A - never
failing spring creek, wellcalculated for dairying or
tation from the devil. Let him alio tltauldstoek•raieldg,•-•a substantial story and half frame
-house, and geodontbuil-dingn; also a geed bearing or.
not regard -himself as a dependent, live with. chard, with 85 acres adjoining the above, which say
out store geode tilt he can take money in ,his'
pooket,and then let him go where he can get.,
them aa cash prices. The merchant trill soon
find it to his advantage to give him the value
f his Cash payment in some form or other.
at even if he did not the farmer would. •gain.
• reat deal more by thus. keeping his expen-
d. re within his income than even by having
rid. 'ey that is really not his out at 10 or 12
pot ent, interest; for, having the money the
bu ' often permits laimeelf to stretch it £o
the , moat, allowing the store -keeper instead •
of hit self to Nome the judge,nf..whal• lawn
afford Doing d largely cash business would
anal) - the sabre-koeper, if so minded, to reduce
groat y'the amount of credit he accepts front
the, holesale inerolient,--lifonlreai IVIIRCss,
•
(01—Died in excruciatiugagony, and
w1tholttltojie III tb,e future, protest, the de.
fdrmod illegitimate +child of Conservatism in
South Huron, The unfortunate had long
shown signs of constitntienal debility, and
strenuous efforts were put forth by the faithful
to preserve its life. 'Tenderly as it was nursed,
however, it was doomed to it sad fate, and on
ono day of last eek
ended its agonized life
in the arms of its iriontis, It is rumored by.
aomo that the unnatural parents strangled it,.
but this story is not credited. Tho grief of
the relatives )s great,- but has-been softened by
the long illness that proceeded its decease
Bxcler itcflecter,
be purchased at tho same time; if desired. For further
particulars apply to'. '
ARCHIBALD McPHAIL, Porter!sMill.
Or to ROBT_ MILLER, Watford P.O.
Ooderich township, Oct. 7,1$70.
SAWS. SAWS; SAWS..
.:•SAW GUMMING.
ri1TIE undersignedhaving a machine for the
I� purpose, isrepared. to Gant Saws on
iico
short po: and in• the most satisfactory
reannee.
AUSTIN CALLANDElt,
PowELL's OLD STAND, I#tinov'Sy., CLINTON.
Clinton, Oct. 2,1879.. 8m
J. .L1.. COM13.1fvJ,
CHEMIST E •DRUGGIST,
Has removed to the pretaiset known asp
Xlict 43Lb CLINTON fxor]diff,
Whoreho will keep for.sale a Heleet and general assort.
..ant oI
na
DRUGS, CJI•I1;12ICALS AND 1111DICINI;S,
DY1l, 'STUFFS, OILS, &O.
N'eseo'ipiions, Receipts, and Compounds .eare•
fully made ttJ), with despatch.
Clinton, Tob,.2%,1873,
w
BLACKSMITH NTG.
4 -•
undersigned having purchased t' ie stook and.
,L leaped the prengieee of Mn,. W. ovuLzr, on Albert
Street, opposite Mr. Fair', Mill, takesthiy means of
notifying his friends and the public generally, that he
intends carrying on the Blackemithing bo,ln46, in all
it, branches, and, .therefore, solicits their custom.--
Being practically aegnainted with everythingeyonneotod
with the huffiness, he can guarantee eatiefaction.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty,
�
D. STEPMMENSON
Clinton, April 24, 1079.
MoKILLOP
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 'GOMPANT',
THOS. NB I•LANS, AGENTS
lummox, ONT.
rarmer, wishing to insure will End this Company
one of the best and cheapest to insure in; and will be
wafted on at their. homes if information be sent to the.
Agents' office. 4y
Notice.
Tho Council of the County of Huron
WILL MEET INIIIRE
C0 L*RT IIO USS', OODF.1tICH,
ON
Tuesday, 2nd day of Dsc'r, next.
PETE$ ADAMSON,
o .;,, . w County Clerk.
Oodarleti 7ov.203h 18h. .
[E- ALLAN LINE
LIVtfIPooLzo11aoN'DElla-=—• oLesoo-
SHORTEST 'SEA VASSACIE.
Cabin, Intermediate and Steerage Tick.
eta at Lowest Rates.
EVERY SATURDAY FROM QUEBEC..
'Forties desiring to bringout friends from the old
'Santry; can save moneybypurohasing prepaid certifi-
cates
ertiflBates foam the agent in Clinton. •
'STEERAGE TICKETS To
Liverpool, ..T ortdonderry, Glasgow, Queena-
town, Belfast, London, Bristol, Cardin:
Por through Motets and every.tritormation apply le
A.'STBAITON, 0. T. R., Agent..Cilaton..
Olinton, may 30,1878.
GEU..-DIEHL,
CABINET MAKER
DEAFna sx atL-x;ADs;oi
F=TRNIT
u.N.DE RTA KER
Foss &e.
Victoria $t. Clinton.
SCOTT 8- SONE'S
ALATABLE.
STOP -011
Is prepared in a .form perfectly agreeable to children
and most sensitive persons. In its manufacture the
properties of the oil that produce pain and griping art
eliminated, and it isrendefed toot only mild and pleas-
ant in its action, but absolutely tasteless and palate-
ble, It is pre-eminently ,the finest: laxative and ca-
thartic known, and:as a remedy for Costiveness,' Con- '
stipation,aand all, Intcstidal Derangements i t is sine •
-
-qualled, and is destined to take theplace of crude oil
and all drastic pills and purgatives. For sale by all•.'
Druggists,•tt_ss cents a bottle. Don't fail to try it.
•
iTD1 & 111111S
NEVER` OFFERED 8II071 BARGAINS TO THE
PUBLIC AS THEY ARE DOING' AT PRESENT, IN
ALL LINES • ;CONNECTED WITII THE TRADE,.
THEY GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION
SUCH AS •
HARNESS :OF ALL -'STYLES,
'BUFFALO 11,0BES,.:.
Trunks, 'Valises,.. -:H.acstilankets,
-FiEErca B4tis,•F.C.
Liget Harness- a Specialty,
AS USUAL, • •
A (;ALL itl SPECTE'ULLIf 'SOLICITED.
CIINkoN,'Oat, 80;1879. •
BETTER
HORSES 61- CATTLE
HORSES and OAT -
TLE, whatever may
be their age and eon-
ditlon, aro vastly Im-
proved, in every way;
by the use of
moms.
&o00 PURI 'EIER
It tones up the system.
imparts new filo and
vigor, and realty baio
marvellous effect upon
either the best or poor-
est of animals. No
4e toe would believe how.
{ the work of fettoning
1. forihentorketisfaeiI-
40,fr 'Di3 f-' stated by tbo use q
DICK'S
BLOOD PURIFIER:5
THE PROPIRIP•.TORS, -
mc E. . tic'.
OF
IRDI lMiilli l*1 Alin) to' A+btE At,
Prepare oleo, a splendid
BLISTER, OINTMENT & LINIMENT
Which aro use l in tho best atabl'es in tbo Wilde
Try D10WS HOI7SE ANI) CATTLE: MED.
WINES and bo convinced of their merit.
Vole Sale by �-
JA$.II. CO1I111E, If11.l)OGIST, CLINTON.
-
rN A.
SiR LEONARD TO SEE THE HUM SHOULD COME TO CLINTON
IIE Will FIND tT EIT41MINGr IER L
9 .
FOR ONE WEEK. • FOR THIRTY DAYS,, b FOR THREE .MONTHS..
FOR ALL THE YEAR ROUND. FOR EVER.,
TSE
A))11AL CRAZE AVAG coons MEN
The public will doubtless observe, with a anile,
the usual amount of nbise among the Dry
Oood4 men that for several years has occurred
about this season. Some announce a special
pale for one week only'; sortie 30 days; some for
3,rnonth8; some say they sell at coat price; some
below cost; some say they mean to give. up the
buianu.for ever, andafter awhile they settle.
down and all go on ae: before, and no one has
given up the trade, but everyone'keepa peg-
ging away as usual while the only point made
by the storekeepers is their trade Is degraded
and bnsinesslunsettled by the lack of faith and
honesty with the public. This sort of humbug
might do for a while, but as Mark Twain says,
IT IS TOO THIN. 11 fa a hollow mockery, it.
is•a•farce, and people', soon get tired of being -
duped, and are unwilling to drink the insipid
stip' any longer, but turn away somewhat
dill/noted at the whole system of puffing and.
. humbug..
•
THE „I7NDNRSIONED ,DESIRES, T0 ANNOY/NCB
That he is not Diving up Business,
That he is -not selling at Cost Priem
That hi is not offering goods at half
prise for 30 days Or 3 months.
It is not profitable to sell at coat price, and.
pay expenses into the bargain, but he is ready
• to stand s fair tussle with any in the business
IN OFFERING. TO TEE PUBLIC AO 000D A DOL-
LAR'S WORTH Or 000DS FOR A DOLLAR. AS I3. TO
SE HAD ANY PLACE IN TEE TRADE, I have no
goods to -give away, but am ready to make it
interesting for • any who want Goon VALUE Pon
TEEIR aloie$Y". I hold•a stock of goodsthat is
not the culls and refuse of Previous sales, but a
Stool of fresh, choice, first-class Goods
that would do credit to town or city, and at
prices that will be found right in every liar•
• tioular., No offence if you buy or not:.
Prime value in all COTTON GOODS,
Prime value in all LINEN GOODS.
Prime value and a lovely lot to choose from
in all the new makes and colors of DRESS
Goode.
Prime value and an immense stock to choose
from, of COLORED CASHMERES.
BLACK CASHMERES in three makes and
all qualities, ofgrand value. (A new make
just received, in Black Cashmeres.) •
Prime value in BLACK ,AND COLORED
SILKS, and a really' beautiful assortment
in every quality. -
Ynme dalge-in_:f,}Rl;Y,_Wr:rrx,•-REDS FA140 '
-and HEAVY FLANNELS'..
Special reduced prices for MANTLB$ AND
SHAWLS to clear.
Special reduced prices in OVERCOATS AND •
CLOTHING• to clear. •
Special recuced prices in NI TS & FUR
G00DS. to clear,
Grand Tattle in TWEEDS and CLOTHS.
Grand value in WINCEYSJ
Grand value in FANCY WOOL -GOODS;'-
- --:
Grand value in MILLINERY,
• x,
Grand Value le every Department...- ..-• -, -
Grand Value at all times. . -
Grand Value so the year ream'
SELLING OUT NOW 1 — SELLING OUT
NEXT WEEK I—SELLING OUT ;IN• -
a MONTHS 1 — SELLING OUT
ALL THE TIME
BUT AM NOT BIViNG UP. BUSINESS;
NO, NOT A BIT OF IT. -
Stook always well assorted. Stock ,now in
grandttrim. Everything ready. Everything
cheap.. A fieet•olaes staff of hands towait on
the people. All costumers :buying a large par:
oel get'a special discount and liberal terms.
Patronage reapeotfully solicited.
THE HUM IS HERE.'•
-
GREAT. DRY GOODS WARE11011SE, Alert &Ito.
• .;Farm •for Sale.
THAT RMT CLASS FARM, No: 85, en the 16t1
von. of Goderich Township, belonging to Mrs. 0.
Gordon; will be sold for cash or on part credit. Only.
one mile from Clnton. The farm contains $0 acme of
choice land, in good condition, fine orchard,&c.. Ap-
ply to :' - -- H. HALE.
Clinton, July 21,1879. •
Farim. for; Sale. • . -
LOT NINE, on the Wend concession of Stanley; a
choice farm of 100 sores, about 80 cleared, excel-
lent soil, geed buildings, orchard, &c.,. Will be sold on .
favorable terms. Apply on the premises to Uio pro-
prietor, Mr. COLIN SMITH, or to --
H. HALE, Huron at.., Clinton.
Sept. .lbth',• 1879. -___
FIRE..
W11 ARE OFFERING GOODS THAT WERE NOT DAMAGED
At prices-Iower..than the lowest,
AS WE • ARE NOT
GOING OUT OF. BUSINESS,
An .annual complaint, p t. of se velar houses in town, ' that now the "
cry is worn as threadbare 'as theiroods. We find that new •
goods. sell` themselves, so don't have to resort to such cries to
raise—an—exeit-einent, dbel-ieving the people.have memory suf
-tient to -recognize -tile- olcl signs of " Giving'u Business) .and
Cd Selling out.' re_ ar these of o ".. ` P
....._ g. � �. ____ ---- .. G _��.t,.�Ls_old: acclus,intalice�, and ���o
sufficiently• intelligent to :see that these advertisers. • clo not
'guarantee -lower 1>ies-titintheir regularfgurcs.
We'' would • call attention to: the following fact,. viz, that our-
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.stock of INTEE ..G00I?S is comp1ete,in every departine•nt;-..
-we.. are shelving tl • ..
• FURS , . .. shelving b 1C .largest assortment. of high
class_ goods_�ill .Minton,=a long=.felt. want supplied—our cus-
tolners:having had to go'to, the •cities toet a fine class of goods.
S. S. SEAL SETS. from 26 to '.$45. 73A.LTIC SEAL Sg�is: frm 4
to $15.. ' . MIN SETS from
. � $15to $40+' PERSIAN, LAMB, O.xT1;Rr
.ALASKA SABLE, GERMAN' MINK, &C,, &C., ill great Variety.
IN LADIES AND : Girl'i'e ' FUJI OAFS wo have the largest as-
sortmenl ever brought to:'Clinton.•
MANTLES—
We are showing . our full range, at prices
.to.. suit all >,
MILLI N E RY—Tllo newest shapes arriving daily. -
Dress' Goods, Wincies, Flann ls, Tweeds, &c.$ &c.
The most complete assortment in own, and prices guaranteed .
In every case. "s
raib, Macwhirter & Co,,
MONTREAL {HOUS.E,'-CLINTON.
Canton, Nov., IVO.