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GR..ND. SALE!
BANKIIRISTOCKoER.CALLANDEPt&Co
Amounting to Nearly $1O,000, Now :.Going on.
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Every one delighted with their bargains.: Dry Goods
- of all kinds have advanced -considerably; ad .are:sti
still
advancing.
Such an opportunity . to obtain cheap
Dry Goods, Clothing, Tweeds, Millinery, Groceries
8c., may not occur again for years.
NOTICE
I intend:to close this great sale very shortly. Will: •
offer
a*. -tijottsdit.o. for_. 1.4411101i)
PARTIES. IN WANT OF .CHEAP GOODS,
MLINTON, Aiareli25.188e,
ONCE
TAMES N:o
...9104
Salk Horan linallural.Smotir,
TO OWNERS OF STALLIONS.. •
OWNEBSof Stallions intending to, exhibit at tbo
South Huron Spring Show, to be held at'Bruce-
field, on Tuesday, April 18th, aro hereby notiliod •that
by'a new rale of the Society, they are required to make
their entries with the Secretary, on or before MONDAY
'APRIL 12, as no entries for horses will•bo taken after
1 - that date.
Entries for Bulls will be taken nihil 11 o c
lock.on the
show day. ,•
O. EDWIN CRESSWELL, Secretary,••
Egmondvilfe P.O.
•e
• AloE,ILLOP
MUTU�l•FHRE lSCE GU S R� ; Y
. U U . �P��Y,
TROS. $EILA11TS, AGENT
s
IIARLOCK, oNT. '
Farmers wishing to insure will find 'this Company
one ofthe best and cheapest to insure in, and will be
waited on at their homes if information bo sent td tho
Agents' office. 4y •
CLEARING}
GI'....
STAPLE:nd.FA
Owing to the improvements itbout to 17Q made ill our premises,
1
we will offer for sale oiir
ENTIRE STOOK ' :,®F DRY GOODS
T AND U.ND.EWCoSTr
CONSISTING Ol+. 7
TWEEDS, FLANNELS,, ; BLANKETS, FANCY
' DRESS GOODS, ;BLACK Lb-STRES, WIN:'CEYS,
CASHMERES COLOURED SHIRRTINGS, TICK-
INGS, GREY AND BLEACIIIE1 COTTONS,
TABLE LINEN,•
HOSIERY, GLOVES,.SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES,-
The
HOES,.
The whole stock will be sold without reserve, at
suchrices that cannot fail to be appreciated,
p� lip
WILLIAM COATS.
All parties indebted to the 'above in ove"`clue Ac-
couut,p or Notes,,tr�ill be expected to pay up' in full,
without delay. -
Nov. 1:4, 1s79.
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CABINET MAKER
DL ALEII IN ALI KINDS Cir
FTJRNITTIRE
UNDERTAKER
V!o oria St. Olin toll.
FOWLER: a SOI'
DEii:LERS i4
WA;TCIIES *CLOCKS.
, EWELLE:RY,
Albert Street; CLINTON
•\Vo have not added toaur'st$ck. tie let of
VIOI1I14d4iiTAR STRINGS,
S P E ,. O tl A C fin' tion, S
• • • ,ALWAYS KEPT IN STOCK.„.
pl[ntnu, Oct. 2,1879.. ' '
MFIE'SUBSCRIBEHBEGS LEAVE TIYSTATE
�- to the publio•that ho keeps constantly On hand
n largo and auporioroloss of •
CO''INS, CASKETS,
—t -•AVD• --
Coffin Trimmings and Robes;
With a splendid 'HEARSE. T't,lrtt•00rtt8Ns always
Oa hand. Partios tan bo supplied in 086 henry at
any time, at
r'_011N PER CENT LESS
Than cast be procured at any other place.,
A Mail stoop of 1~'It TITITRI
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Ails ouhand.
nye
THOS. STEVENSON
Clinton ,tf ay10,1,877.
0 Ts
BORN. 1188)
1)101./BAN.—At the Manse, Blyth;, on the 30th
March, Mrs, A. A1eLean, of a +laughter,
13.27f1. - In Stanley, on April 4ththe wife
of KA!? Legs. Stanley,.
-.c.} of fk,
'Whitechurch, on the 31s611laroh,
the wife of Mr. W. Coak of a daughter.
DIED,
MaOAat1, Ex. -•.-In `l'uckerslpitll, on April
4th, Mrs. Robt, McCartney, relict of
tho late Robb. McCartney, a native of
Ayrshire, Scotland. -
D.twsox. —On the 28th March, Charles, second
sou of Mr, John Dawson, Einloss,
'mile Register.
Farm stock, implements and house -hold fur•
nityre, of J. Lashain, near Londesbol'o,
on Thursday, April 15, Dickinson and
ITamilton, amts.
The stale of the United States and Canada
Express Company to the Atnerioan Express
Company is just announced,
431,111Vie0N $1 1tH.Erti..
April s; 1880,
Wheat;red, la' bush;, $1 20 a 1 22
1S -heat, fall, white, . 1 20 a 1 23.
Spring, Iledchaff, • 1 15 a 1 10
Fife, - • - 1 20 a 1 23
Oats,0 34 a 0 3$
y
Barle - - O' 45. a a-56
Peas, - • 0 62 'a 0 65.
Flour, •¢ 00 a 6 50
Potatoes', • • 0 30 a 0 35
• Butter, - 1) 16 a 0 20
Eggs, 010 a 011
Hay, - 7 00,.. a 8 00
' klidaa, - - 5 50 a 6 00
Sheepskins. - • 1 00 a 1 50
Pork, r . 4 75 a 5 .00
Beef, -. • 4 50 a 5.00
Clover . -2 75• a-- 3 00-
Timothy 5 00 a 3 25
August Flower.
The immense sale andgreat popularity $ of Green's
August Flower in all towns and villages in the civilised
world has oausod many imitators to .adopt, similar
names, expecting to reap a harvest for themselves at
the expense of the afflicted, Thin Medicine was intro.
Jaded in 1808. and for'the Ore of Dyspepsia an Liver
complaint, with their' effects, such as Sour Stomach,
Costiveness, SiokStomaoh, Sick Headache, Indigestion.
Palpitation of the Heart, vertigo, oto.. etc, it never has
failed to our knowledge. ;three doses will relieve any
naso of Dyspepsia. Two million bottles sold last year
Price 75 oees, Samples 10 Gents. , •
NOT TIIE SLIGHTEST AFFINITY exists between
the numbarieas cough mixtures with which tho market
is flooded and that •suceeesful preparation—Northrop'
& Lyman's Emulsion of cod Liver 011 and Hypophos
shires of Lime and Soda. • it stands alone, -distinct,
is like itself, and nothing else: It embodies the best
results of advanced' pharmaceutical• science. It ac-
complishes positive, decisive results, effectnapyzoliov-
ing oonghs (when the lunge are not tuberculous or
hopelessly affected), colds, laryngitis, and diseases of
a scrofulous origin, While it dons not onto •Consump-
tion, it is theinoot're"liablo moans of defence against
that dreaded scourge. The invigorating properties of
the hypophoepbitee reimburse the. system debilitated
by• the constant tear and wear of a oough, while the
paroxysms rapidly diminish in violence, in consequence
of the soothing emollient action of thecod• liver oil
upon the inflamed lung mombranc.-The phosphorus;
lime and soda, in combination with it, aro air natural
components in the construction of the bodily edifice,
which, in a 81080 0f decay, lacks a•eu leionoy of those
elements. • These Lite hypophnephitoesupply,"inereae.
Mg the nutritive propekties of the blood, end building
up and rehabilitating tho tottering human strtteture
with a degree of promptitude as'astonishing as it is
gratifying•to the Invalid. 'A porcoptibie;ga_in in flesh.
'ae' well as in strength -ie one of the consequences of
004.014; standez a preparation, which both time and
'experience have demonstrated:to' be 'fully -worthy -of
theton8d3tioe reposetiin it: Praparcd'liy1 OLTRaoe
& LraLelr,Toronto, and sold by all druggists,
NOT QUITE SO. •
"It'ib` ariioni the most Savage and debase 1
tribes onlytliat•the condition and comfort of the
horsehaso;bceh neglected:";but es t+ beli'evo there
are many in'civilized'countries who aro guilty of
the sante neglect, and swcifitiout the excuse of 6110
tanner:: Bore alllnayavail tifen,eOivoa0ft1l use•
pi an article which has done more than anything.
elso heretofdrekno, n to improve the cinidition•
and relieve the suffering 0f the -horse. Those
who will not use it will be the losers. their hor6es
the sufferers: to.avold both ttso •' Darley'a Con-
dition Pou-dere and Arabian #leave Remedy,"
and 3'ott will be satisfied with the result.' Re-
member the name, and see. out the signattlrn Of
*Hurd .1 1)o. is on eachpackage. Not throe & I.v,
man rpronto, Ont., proprietors for Canada. Sold
by all medicine dealers. • •
:RorAN's WA1rr•.Rs• (tile great public remedy)
have now been in use over twenty Sears, hence
n
1t'cauot be said that they aro on trial, They
have been thoroughly tried, and pronounced (ort
the authority of those :whose lives and, Stealth
they have.proserved) to bea•srnro,.barmlessnand•
,eminently salutary preparation, and it taken in
_801180n -will . itivertably.ouro: eolds,-cenglis, -sore
throat, and all bronchial affections. One fair
trial will convince the most skeptical. Sold -
m
all•edioiue doalers,•at 25• cents per.bos.
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•N O' -It l S.K.
Tai0a6A6' EOLLCTAItI OIL:: ISORTII TEN TIMES ITs
WEIoiT IN GULDIL, D0 You KNOW. A.ivrnlNO . � . _. _.._�....._—...._—_—__._.. .....
Iain a isnot XV
NOT,
x s'tYs DID. t is the ;TEiE STORE .CRAMMED tit.OM MORNING. UNTIL NIGHT, WITH PUR-
clieltpest Medicine ever ivar.e.. One: dose cures. CHASERS SECURING ••THE BARGAINS THAT ARE .• BEING GIS EN.—
common Soil33 Tiiltovi ; one bottle has cured EVERY130DY DECL•ARES•THE BARGAINS I AM OFk:'ERING'ASTONISBINQ,
Bao,renxTis ; 50 cis, worth Sias ctired• an old. I AlV1. NOT SURPRISED. AT THIS 'OUTBURST OP..WONDER, BECAUSE- Z
standing Conan ; one or. two bottles cures, bad a $ AM SET.LIN G
Cases Of, Dials 'x11,1 Xi;IxiiY :TROUBI,TlS ; • six -to-.
ur•
eight applications ce$ any case of IuxCo11IATSD
1\TlrrLi. or-Ixt•r. 111Eri Eitr t'sm. one 'battle )las • . .
,cured lame. back of eight years' standing. D.
Plank, of Brookfield, Pa„ Says 1' -" I went 30
miles for abottle of your Oil, ,whicheffected a
wonderful pure of a Crooked Limb. by sly. appli-
cations," Auotlier :who. has had. Astbina for • .
'years, says f " I have half of a'50 cent bottle .
left, and •y""100 would not buy it if I could get no
more." Itufus Robinson of Nunda, . N. Y.
says : •" ()ne small bottle of your Eclectric •011
restored the voice where the .person had not
spoken above a whisper in five years:'•' • Rev. J.
Mallory, of W3oming, N. Y., Writes: "Your
Eclautric Oil mired- in,' of I3ronchitis in one
week."
It is composed of SIX 07' THE BLIT' OILS 111A8
Ass • xxowx. •. It is -tis good fm internal as for
exto rnal use, and is believed to be iinmeasure-
ably superior to anything ever made. " Will'
save •you taueh suffering and many dollars .of
ox.iohao '
BEl�Anil ol'Ictl•rATIONs. Askfai Di, Themes' Ie,
Motile 011.—Seo that the signature lab. N.:1'IIOMIA 8,
is en the wrapper, awl the ua190'of'NOnTllnor & LY -
MAN .NONE 1n:tho bottle, and arAIfi NO 0 8X1A It. Sold
by all lnediobio'deidero. Pride 25 otnts..No'tbrop, &
Lyman, Tot -onto, proprietors for the Dominion..
No'2,-1clectrat —:Selected incl Elegtriied.'..
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DAVIS
MAMbIaTfi H
ALBERT ST
9
BDWARE STORE,
EET) CLINTON.
CHAMPION AX,
.88cif
ALTONA'AXE, VICIO 4 AXE,.
, " I:1'F,,IIY IIAifE (7F' ASES Ian 1N swops:.
CIIAMPION SAWS, LANW 'TTO()TII SAWS, DIAMOND SAWS.
NAILS, LOVES, HINGES, SPADES, �SliOvELS,, CATTLE TIES, HALTERSROPE -
CHAIN, S'T1tAW RNIS'ES. ' '
-OVERT CLASS OF SHELF HARDWARE. •
TABLE"bUTLERT, a full stock, TAJ3LE, DESSERT and TEA, SPOONS.
TEA KNIV:ES a.id FORKS, CRUETS,.
SKATES..SKATES.
SKATES... •
PAINTS, - OILS, W TE 1..E,A;� ' O NISHE•S,
•GLASS; PUT'l4Y,' BRUSHES, EIL;` r { ,
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LUBRICATING OILS} 0x41 �E,1 by t; TIT c7ItiN oAO Ate»
STOVES, IIEATER,► RATES; R T'GES.--. - •,:,
COOK; STOVES,BOX STOVES' PARLOR STOVES, PARLOR COOK
STOVES, EUSSIA.-IRON R ATERS t ANGE$, • GRATES, COAL -
STOVES; SING -LE .:AND •DDUtiLE--HEMATERS-ALL-INIAhES,.
I2L7Oti1VS, BARBED . FENCE; WIRE, !09/ATER-1.11V1E
C}IANQELIEAS-.two, three and foul light„'either in Verde or Bronze,'
BRACKETS—in Verde or Bronze, C
PARLOUR, SALE;' AND TABLE L.A.-NIPS, I'0110EI;AIN 'SNARES, C1jIS1NEY$
• : GLOBE'S, SHADE HOLDEI S. LAMP STOCK 0p�fPLly'TL+
.LOGTVh.. ;
HEAD LIGHT' 01L-T3Io$Eg•T NON -ENP
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ATLANTIC 01L—WROLEse1LE, B;-0 7C u” . iti:EL," LOWEST YF7EL
Manufacturers of :every class of ltoofang, Tinware, Eatletreu his , &c..
,CLOVER SEED. TIMOT1Irs SEED.,
CASH paid, for .Hides, Sheepskins, and all kinds of -Pelts,.
AT
ammoth hardware Store, Albert St., . Clinton,
Please call and -see Har..per'•s BAZAR PATTERNS,
r
. p5 _cents', for_ a : f'u'll suit] Also a ch`o ��` lection
of
WALL 'P;4PEkto WINDOW ei..INDS,,c.
Clinton, April 1, 1850,
EL. 'SI-IPSON, Bookseller and Stationer.
LOOK LOOK
e big gigantic Sale
4'a..
AND' CLOSING ITP. THE BUSINESS .
The rage and wonder of the day.
TI -IE (GREAT FEMA.LE REMEDY.
(Q►At ltx0NE"$ PEE.dt1O1DI11Ai. t'ILL.tI
This well known medicine is' no imposition. •
but a sure and safe remedy for Female Diffi-
culties and Obstructions, from any cause what-
ever ;
hat -ever; Gild although it powtir£lll remedy, it -0
taillsnothinghurtful to tho constitution,
• TO MARRIED LA.D1L+ C
It is peculiarly suited. It will,in a,shorttimo
bring on the Monthly peri:o a with regularity.
In mileases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Poing in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, •A
lhttiguo on slight exertion, Palpitation of the
heart, Hysterias, Sick Headaches, Whites,
andall the painful diseases occasioned by a
disorderoilotystem, those Pills will effect sante
when allother means have failed.
These Pills/lave never been known to fail
where't'ho direotions'on the 2nd page of pain,
shier, are well ob ierved. • n �1 OI
�y� { , .. 'pp
rot£••ullparticuiar..s,Act ap)ittaplrlet,fred,of COME' �. LOOK. SEE. DONT YOU FORGET IT'
a;;ent.
TOBMOS'ky',Nl3'CVl'Olk'ItF,0,l;;l�zIt:r2IETO1I, At onto is the host time to bay, because you get the best variety, The '•goods are -
$l.00 nlat.7 d routs fur ;Co ouelosed t0 selling fast, and the news is spreading, app tomo airing at once es the business; will
Northrop & )ymcn, Toronto, Ont:, general positivo1 bo closed nit in n short time. ' THE:GREAT SALE IS NOW GOING
agontsforthel7ompills will manta a bottle ON' AT T}T'I': GREAT 777 CITE .81' F;TCRE; 01'POSTT+E 11110, MARKET
containing oval 50 Trills by return mail. GROTINI),. CLINTON.
ON.
Hold in Oiiuton by'J. H. Combo and'W. it.
Watts t'1 , Hickson and P. LuS TTden. Sea"
forth; LHicdd,Carronbroolt; Pt 'ker & Oath
+ ?
an ('
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and Jordon, Go�lorioht E. 'Cameron, Bat. •L CTCi''olililes.13ontl)voll,Iiadgort'.ille:Sxld'ftlitr.(11i. 4, 'iOK
aine,lnal5rri.
1.0 Fliiil. DessSILKS for $1`per: ward
1.25 Black Dress SILKS for • 90c. `per yard
$1;35 Coloied•Di'ess SILKS for 90c, per. yard.
7.5c. Stripe and Check SILKS for 50c. per yard..•
50c: Stuff Dress Goods for 25c. per yard.
45c. Stuff Dross Goocls f'or 20c: per. yard.'
75c.' Black CASHMERES for.60c.- per yard.
75c:.Colored_CASII R-ES--1or 59e ;p01' yard.
• 25c, Dress Goods'for 1.8c. per yard.
20c, Dress Goods for.121-c. per yard.
10c., Fast -Colored PRINTS, for Sc' per yaid.
121c. Factory and Bleu shed .COTTONS :for.10c, per
20c. LINEN HOLI.AND.S for 15.e. per yard.
1Uc, LINEN :TO?V'ELLING for 5c: per yard,'.
.25c. SHIRTING for 1Sc. per yaid,
25c. D'TICKS..and DENIMS for 20c. per...yard.
• _. 1 White Dress 'SHIRTS for 75v. each.
1.25. White Dress SHIRTS for"$1. each.
$1.75Colaied Dress sinus for $1,25 each.
$1.50 Ladies Buttoned. 1', BOOTS for $1 per Zair.
$20 sults Worsted tLOTHIs1G for $15 per suit.
$18 suits MEN'S. CLOTHING for $14 per suit: '
$1.5 suits MEN'S .CLOTHING for $12 per suite
$12:suits MEN'S _CLOTHING for $0.75 pex.saiit,
$12.50 OVERCOATS for $9 oda..
$10.50 OVERCOATS for .$7.50'each.
LADIES BONNETS; half price. • r,
LADIES and CHILDREN'S' HATS, half price,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, S, LACES, TRIMMIIS GS,
ORNAMENTS, RIBBONS, at fabulous prices.
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