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Choice Seed Peas for Sale.
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' The undersigned has for sale a limited
qustitity of .conanaort field Peas, of good
euality and clean, grown from early sow-
ing, ront,equentiv free from immature . I
seed. W. /11AliQUIS, ()on, 9, Godench T.
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kindly call at the hotiEe, and settle same,
where the books will be, fortwo weeks. '
, APTEIUR COUCR.
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This week we receed another large shipment of New adOcIS from
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Most of these goods were 'bought 'underpriced for SPOT OASEI. and t
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• will be sold BEk.OW REQULAR PRICES.
Flannelettes, wide widths in dark and light stripes and checks, very; ;
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. speeial, worth 7c for 5e, • ..4.:
....t, Wool Tweeds for boys' suits, great value at 25c, 85c end 50e, +5.
!. Rock -feet Shirting, fast colors, new patterns, worth 170 for 15e. ..t.
+'4.4. Oxford Sbirtings, in new patterns, fast colors', at 10e and 12ie. •
et% Cottonades and Moleskins, new pattens, at 15c, 208 and 25c,, ?
yNew Table Linen, half bleached, very Frieda' at 25c35c and 50c, • .
% La:' Rain Coats in Oravenette and rubber lined' at $3, $5 and $74
1,) Men's Rain Coats, 1,p covert,cloth, and rainproof at$2.50
X,$4.00$6.00
Men s Felt Rats in theall latest styles at 15c, $1, $1.50 and $2 00. •_24
it . .rteenrefes gynecralalstulviptihniannghvivrittsh oglebastavta5Ace,t7y5cr,11855eocan7d505a1.n7. $1•mo.
'fr Boys' and Trouths' Suits in tWeed and line serges at ail prices. . 4
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t White atid Grey Cottons, extra, value, at 5c, 7c, 8c and 10e. y
...e. New Ginghams in blue and white checks and bright pfaich4. Worth 4
4:4 7c for 5c. •ow
4Men's heavy wool Pants, very special, at 51, $1.25, $1.50 and $2,00, 4.
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THE cr.AsToN 'NSW BRA.
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olsons .401t.
llecerperated by Act of Parffeatent 1855.
Capital Paid Up
w3 000 000
Reserve Fund . . .... 3,00p,000
wic Mora= liaonmorsoa, President. &H. won, Viee-Preeldent,
;Amite Eimer, Gen. Manager, .
FARMERS' SALE NOTES cashed or. collected.
DRAFTS- on all -pail-twin-the Dominion; -Opera Britain, 'United Statefh--
and all Foreign Countriee, bought and sold'at best Tates,
DEPOSIT RBOBIPTS issued and highest current rate of interest al,
lowed,
ADVANCES MADE to Farmers,Stock Dealers, and Business Men at
lowest rates and on most favorable terms.
Forty-eight branches in the Dominion •
Agents all over the world. •
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits or 51,00 and upward s received. interest allowed from date of deposit
compounded half -yearly and added to principal June 80th and December Met.
Highest Current Rate.
CLINTON BRANCH New Combo Block.
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H, C. BREWER-. - 1•Tailittger.•
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Do You
Want An
Whiting, -Brushes,-Paints,--
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Wall Paper, '= 'Varnish e s
Wire, Clovet Seed, Alsike,
Timothy. We have them:-
MORRELL & HOLMES
LONDESBORO
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Old Newspapers for Sale.
DigingUiShed for 411orolghness"
A quantity of old newspapers., suitable1 ELLIOTT
for putting under carpets, or any purpose.
where wrapping paper is requited. 5 vents --
per bundle, NEW ERA office.
'Going col of BUSINESS
sic commencing April 5111
Selling less than • cost
untill the entire stock is dis-
posed of. Don't forget and
give me a call, for now is your
wile to save money.
MRS. A, SHIER,
Albert St , next door to Combs's
Drug Store.
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New—Jewelry.
New —Watches
New—Silverware
Silver etC
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:11.11EILINAR'S
eweleryap-d 'Optical
Store
Headquarters.
for "fine repairrng ;
give us a • call
TORONTO PlA,RAttlqi
(The Sun)
Boo MARKET. —Sinith and Carmich-
ael quote eggs in Toronto at 14(r to 150;
Gonne andl/awtsone 14 to 141-2c. and
Park; Blackwell and' Co,, 14o.
Guam XAUKET—Fall wheat is some -
What easier in Ontario. Millers are
holding off and buying just as little as
possible, They are offering $1 for fall
wheat, but in some cases when pressed
for supplies will go as high as $1,02,
$liEBP MARKET..,-,• Well fed yearlings
re sepiqgin Toronto at $7 to $7.50,
with inferior ones $5.50 to $6; export
sheep are $1.75 to 85.25 At the Junc-
tion the best- yearling lambs sold.. at
$7.25 to $745; export sheep, $5,24 0.50
and bucks, il4 to 84.25.
" • AMERICAN ' TIOROM MARKT.—in
(Menge last week drafter is sold freely
at $17o to $225 and upward, for good to
choice, common kinds being wanted at
$125. to $165. I hen; was a broad out-
let for Eastern chucks at $125. to $150
for the best grades, common kinds he,
ing taken on rural orders at$80 to $125.
Big feeders sold at $150 to $200 There
has been for some time a pronounced
•SrvrtWia-d-cliiifters iff-Crilbitgo,
and Eastern buyers keep close -tab on
heavyweights, anything choice excit-
ing strong Competion. There is awide
outlet for farm chunks, and. the whole
market is the best of the. year. %At .a
I speciaLharness,4sale, . drivers- found a
erem;ly sale'ar $150 to $360 and upward
net go-od torchoice-grades; --with -med.--
lama at $70 to $125,-
Wawa'. MARKET ON Tam Boom -
The cattle& market" is certainly on the
boom now, Prices in Chicago are 05e
per cwt. hightr than they were this
time last week, and in the Old Country
cattle are se•lingat $1.50 per cwt. more
than .they were at the' end of March:.
The high price in Chicago has sent a
good inanyciperatbre to Toronto, who
• had been confining their, operations to
the western city. In Toronto best ex-.
porters sold from $5 75 to 50.00, With
tned$5.40. to $5ande.xport.billis
and cows $4 to $4.25. .Ttfere 1NRS such
a keen demand for exporters that a,
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SATURDAY $
BARIAINS
200 yards White
Lawn from40
$to 52 inches
wide , regular
15c,17cand 20c
$ per yard,•urday..... 12%c
Sat" •
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w UnderAirts
$ 50 White. Under-.
7skirts, traiieller's •
maples—at-10s
than wholesale
pews,
E i munbOr qt guala16, soot to. bc. §oki c1,8
short-keitp feeders, Were taken for ex-
port and farmers who had came in to
buy 'feeders could not get what they
were after. . •
•Iloc;MArirrET -An °aerie packing
'firm recently imported 1,000 hogs from
I Buffalo in order to fill its English en-
ders for bacon. This is the roost strik-
1 ing testimony yet offered as to the
1 scarcity of hogs in this Province, as
'such an importation had not takua.
place for some 25 years before. The
41101111ERIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIMIIImmgm, 1 saarcity is not local or temperary,
either, as a Montreal exporter informs
In the last rioniinion election there tie Trade Bulletin that he will be coin -
were less rejected ballots than ever
before. There is not a constituency
ingang,d&Syberelpdividgal.voters did.
not purposely mark halrots7DriTiOlre
than one candidate, the idea being to
keep promises madetorivalcandidates.
When an allowance is made for these -
pelled to import American hogs regu.-
arly in bond, to be slaughtered for ex-
merkunless _the' pajiadian supply in-
creases very materaillY7'7117Virtflinir
bring out all in sightMontreal packers
were paying last week, $6.50 to 56,75,
• at which price according to the Bullet-
• caws the probability is that the • num- in, they must have: been losing a cent
ber tof ballots accidentlyspoiled is very a pound. The price in Montreal, how-
• sena% indeed. The rejected ballots in ever, 5675 being quoted in that mark -
November last numbered 0090 out of a• et. ' AL the Junction $6.05 toif6.75 was
paid for hogs as they carte off cars. ,
total.vote of 1,030,186 throughout the
/Dominion. In 1000 therewere 7718out
•of a total yote of 052 496, and in 1896,
1.3,871 out ofa, total vote of 835,600. The
4, diminution, therefore represents over
per cen over e rc�th bfthe pre
ceding general election. ••
Cor. Yonge at d Alcminder BM.
A High Class Commercial Sobel .
— the Best in Canada — ,
• titer now. Open the entire year.
• Catalogue free. W,J.ELLIOTT, Prin.
Paper .flanging tt Paint/hr.
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The undersigned are prepared to do
per-hauping and honse painting • of a
kinds. • Satisfactory work • guaranteed.
Prices reasonable.. • Furniture cleaned and
re-Anished. Ali claesss of house-cleaning
promptly attended to,
FRED. BROWN.
%HOS. GREALIS:
Orders can be lefl with ki.W. Irwin,:grocer
SpecialSpring Price
• linivareoGranileware
atch our in
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The Goods
And Prices
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CoaL......
• Having purchased -
the Coal businesg.of Har7
• land- Bros,i: I ani now pre -
%pared td reeeive Orders
• for all sizes-Grate,Egg,
Stove,.' Ngt. and SOft,
and solict your patronage.
Wilr sell Onl}r the est-.
otadeS. . Orders'left with
,xne• or at Vailand Bros..
• 1:arclware:Store, will re-
teive' prompt attention.
Office next door to j.• .1",
_Tisdall's bank: •
Donald McCorvie.
Harlan ros
Stoves and HardwAre,
CLINTON.
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Clinton' Market Repor
Corrected every Thunalaiatternoo
Barley • • • • • • • • • 45 . 45
Wheat • .. 1 05 •a • 05 .
Oats ...... 040 a 0' 42
Bitter, ,_.„ 0 -10 --it -0-10- _NO_INCREASE-IN--PRICE
Eggs per doz (new)....,0 12
Live Rogs 6 25,
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True as Gospel.
ThefolloWingextra.et is from a re-
cent article in :the Sunday . School
' Tintes; It hid. n� direct:bearing on
• anything now before the -public, but it
fiti.int,o 'Canadian publiclife so nicely
that itis worth reading i-- • .
•••The ilverage eitizeri.ls ready With.
his opinton on the merits of the public
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Suitings-at at 15c •
• Plnin Crasbz-Suitings;--kialc-Criera-
sh Suitings and Striped Crash .
. Suitings ki every wanted, color,
Sky BlueNile, Linen and Grey
a splended range at...... . . .. .. .;;...15q •
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Materials For
• Wash Suits
We're eathu▪ "s:astic about our New Wash. Goods
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and are showing a choice range of material for -the pop"
ular Shirt Waist Suits, all the wanted styles and colors
at prices easy to pay.
crum's,Prints 122c
• ltlost women ask for Crum's Prin-
° ts for they know. Crul0 4'4
. are 'the *best money e"an
t yon want •to be pure of getting.
• -dependable fast coloi,ptiiit 41:7'
pictst 10k Ikerli. at *.'". 1210.
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• Mercerized Checks 25c -71- •
• Merberized Cotton Shepperb cheeks •
-fir- .-Blue-and4WhiBlack
Whito and Brown and White, •
quite g smart Shirt Wa,iirt suit,
lug •••250
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Cotton Detains
In Black dio.luiti with a dash of
• White a,nsi White Scroll, 27 inch-.
es wide, admirable suiting for
elderly ladies •• 25c
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Gingharns and LAtambrys
• shades, Check , in.ghams and , ,
ZephYrs,a beautiful range • to .-
choose from, Pinks, • BlIkea, Reds
and Greys . .... 12c.
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. WhiteVestings
• White Mercerized Vesting for Wats-
ts and Dresse, 'a very handsome
' range of new patterns, Spots,
Broohes, Stripes and Figures -
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•White -Waists
Critical' buyerte11 us that - we
have by all •odds the handsome-
st line of Sllirt Waists in Olin-
,. •ton at ' 11, $1.2.5 and $1.50
Linen *Buster Collars .
For Ladies • ancl iChildren in solid
•two rows of hemstitching. •The-
se will be quite popular this sea- • •
son. Prices • . . . . 20p and 25c
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.5.ticessors to, R. Coat,
• mei of his day, and seldom really
gives
an honest half' hour to careful
4 inquiry -of public servant he so resdily
classifies.- A large proportion of the
moat intense partisan voters de not
clearly know the real tenets •of their
party. They love, hate,.'t,-,ote.; or ex-.
hort from motives that are neither
knowledge nor conviction."
Aew Actitertiotnunts
Furniture for Sale. . Persons
.n-ebted; he undersigned will
The undersigned will sell by privateSsie.
at lila home, opposite R, Irwin's, a entail.
qnantity of hatteeholdfurniture, consist-
ing of Stoves, Bedro^m and Rader garni-
ture.: . Sante meet be sola. subscriber Is.
lefty ug.tevria. Knp)-.) grytpn., °Buten 2t
The 2g acres of land owned by the late
E. Wise, oontaining gool oroh ,rd,. lots of
sand; fruit, and good bnildiaea.
Apply on the premieee to alitS, WISE.
All outstanding accounts must begettled
• by theiirsi of May..." tf .
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We desire to almotnice that
• we are' selling -Meat at the old
Col. Matheson reporti.that there is price—NO INCREASE.
no surplus. An old Liberal farmer Custothers' will have, as usual,
predicted this four years ago, "You
Dromot and satisfactory at -
let them fellers get into the treasury," • . • •
"and they'll come out and tell us that tention.• .
there ain't no surplus.
thnd you bet FITZSIMONS & SON
ere won't be any after that neither.". ' '
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J. 0. Hoover.
• • Nelson Bali ,
Ever branchlri our llne, is coMplete, yo*ari get,'
any article produced at this store,
• . Our Prices bring The Trade, •
Our personal supervision goes with every
• chase and satisfa.ctioti is guaranteed.
EINDERTAKING:•
Night or day cane promptly attended to
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7,!. Heavy Shoes for working men, in all sizes at $1.25. $1.50 and $2,00. 4,
? 'Williams' patent adjustahle shoes, made of solid leather ; they are
.4 'waterproof and wear like iron, at $2,00 and $2,50. • 4;4
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been dissolved, all accounts due the late
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ATie rm o or , ON elr aving •
firm are lo be paid to the undersigned by
the lit of May. ' All accounts not then
pail will be plead elsewhere for collection.
• • JAS. A. FO.
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Save Your Eggs
The underatgned wishes to •announce
ite,ltaa,started in_the egg business again
tit s -and Will continue alr dinii%St
on a binding contract. EA`gs bought for
cash. • Calls made weekly, •
N. EW
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Firet-olase rubber anal polisher, mon •
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who underetan s nibbling and polishing
piano cams; al a men is -tido wood turn--
ina and make imsolf useful in 'mill room,
THE flA.RPE TER COMPANY, Organ
•makera,'.grattleboto, vt.,; tr. S. A. •
POST
Wehave an unlimited titimber of good,
sound, high -land Cedar Posts -4,5,6,7 and
8 inch topel-which we sell ab trines' coo...
dietsut with their quality, •
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Also a large stock of Hemlock which we
et -to 511 any bill, Iy you want ()Aar
'Posts or Remlook 'Lumber it will pay you
to give us a mill, • -
- MUSTARD 41t Sons,
BitOeld,
The uvelpooi & London
• &fiioheinsilVIRCe CO.
'Head CITTlee /or Canada
DIONTRIME.
CAPITAL AND WETS EilEED $66,000,000,
CLAIMS PAW EXCLED $23.000,080
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Policies' issued at Clinton
agency direct to insurers. No:
interim receipts. No delay.'
rot information apply to our agent,
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te have just placed in. stock about oite hun-
dred pices, ha.viest quality DANADI A. N
PRI N T, bought at a great saving on regular
prices.
These are the quality for which •oihr places
are asking 14c. Our price while they last 1 loc.
They are almost as heavy as duck, and are good
washers. . •, •
Dress G4o4s-40-----
A1l the new thngs, both in WOOL and
COTTON DRESS FA.BRICS may now "be
found on our shelves. Quality as good as the,
best, prices the lowest. •
• varasois and
We have one of the largest. stocks of Para.-,
• sols and Umbrellas to. be fctind- n toWn. New; --
and Nobby Goods at from 50c up,
Call and see these goods, and be "conlinced that
our prices a,r. right.
Plumsteel
Tie".old stand, Minton