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Those im-
portant se-
cond eyes
may be had
and proper-
ly fitted by
King's Optometer, the only one
in town, at
J. B. Rumball & Co's
CLOCKS
J ust receiv-
ed a large
assortment of NickleTime,Nickle
Alarm and Nickle Luminous
Alarm.
J. B RU M BALL & CO
JEWELLERS & ENGRAVERS,CLINTON.
Routes of
Popular
Stallions.
Imported Draught Stallion
Prince Victor, No. 10221
Will stand for mares during the season of
1890 as follows: Monday, April 21st, will leave
hie own stable, 8th con. of Stanley, and Pro-
ceed east 2i miles, then north to Mr Diehl's
for noon; then north 11 miles of the Bayfield
and Clinton Road, then west to W Graham's
for night. Tuesday, proceed to Holmesville
for noon,jthenoe by way of Maitland Conces-
sion to BaseLine,thence north to W.H.Ball's
for night. Wednesday, proceed north to
Manchester Hotel for noon; then north to
Westfleld„then east to J. H. McClinton's for
the night. Thursday, proceed south to Mr
Scott's, 13th con. of Hullett, for noon; then
14 miles south; then west to the Base Line,
and by way of Ball's bridge to J. J. Fisher's,
for the night. Friday, procoed by way of
Benmiller to Huron Road, for noon ; Wien
south on the 8th con. Goderich township to
' John McCartuey's, for the night. Saturday,
proceed south to llanley's corner, then east
to Wm. \Vise's, for noon ; then by way of
Varna and Bayfield Road to his own stable,
where he will remain till the followiug Mon-
daymorning. This route will be continued
throughout the season, health and weather
permitting. J. DANBY, Varna, Proprietor.
Imported Clydesdale Stallion
Royal Admiral, No. (3632) Vol.
X., B. C. B.
Monday, Aprll 21st, will leave his own stable, B.
Churchill's Hullett, and proceed by 16th Con.,
Goderich township, to John Elliott's, Bayfield
Line, for noon ; then to John Sheppard's, lot 23,
Bayfield Line, for the night. Tuesday, will pro-
ceed to Mr Archer's Bayfield Line, for noon ; then
to Thos. Harrison's, 4th Con., for the night.
Wednesday, will proceed to Jas. Colwell's, 8th
Con., for noon ; then to Robt, Hanley's,8th Con.,
for the night. Thursday, will proceed to J. Hu -
die's, 0th Con. for noon ; then to John Whitley's,
7th Con., for the night. Friday, will proceed to
John Yoo's by way of Huron Road, for noon ;
then to J. G. Steep's, 10th Con., for the night.
Saturday, will proceed to J. Churchill's, 14th
Con., for noon ; then to his own stable, where he
will remain till the following Monday morning.
CHURCHILL & WALLACE, Proprietors.
• The Imported Clydesdale Stallion,
Tom's The Boy, No. 7356 Vol. XI.
Monday, April 21, will leave his own stable, 6th
con.,of Hullett,and proceed to A Fanham's,10th
con., for noon ; then north to John Shortreed's
Morris, for night. Tuesday, will proceed to
yDan Kelly's, Morris, for noon ; then to Mason's
i-' Hotel, Blyth, for night. Wednesday, will pro-
ceed to Lendesboro, and remain for one hour,
then to his own stable for the night. ghursday,
will proceed up the 14th con., of Hull tt, to the
Base Line, then across by way of Summerhill to
H. Murphy's, for noon ; then to W. Connell's 0th
Goderich township, for tare night. Friday, will
proceed by way of Bayfield Road to Bell's Hotel,
Clinton, for noon ; then to Frank Layton's 2nd
Con., of Tuckersmith, for the night. Saturday,
will proceed up to II. Freeman's, Hullett, for
noon, then tohis own stable, where 'he will re-
main till the following Monday morning. J & D
REYNOLDS, Proprietors.
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion,
Fleetwood, No. (5765, Vol. X. C. S.
C., G. B. & I.)
Monday, April 21st, will leave his own stable,
Thornton Wallaces, lot 31, Con. 7, Hullett, and
proceed north to the 8th con., to Geo. Christo-
pher's, for noon ; then across to the 10th con.,
then east 11 miles, then across to the 13th, to W
Patterson's, for night. Tuesday, will proceed to
the Base Line to Isaac Rapson's for noon ; then
by way of Summerhill to Mrs Waigate Tebbutt's,
Maitland concession for the night. Wednesday,
proceed to W. Col:lough's, 11th con., Goderich
township, for noon ; then by way of Jas. Con-
nell's corner, to the 14th to Kopple Disney's,
Huron Road, for the night. Thursday, will pro-
ceed by way of Clinton to B. Churchill's Mullett(,
for noon ; then down the Ind to Geo, Dales, Mul-
lett,
u -
lett, for the night. Friday, will proceed out to
the Huron road, then up the Huron toad to 13.
Churchill's for noon ; then down the Base Line
to 5th con., then east to Jas. lteynold's, for the
night. Saturday, will proceed across to the 8th
con., to Geo. Hesk's for noon ; then home to his
own stable, where lie will remain till the follow-
ing Monday morning. CHURCHILL & WAL-
LACE, Proprietors.
MORTGAGE SALE
—OF—
FARM - LANDS
IN THE --w
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORNE.
Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain mortgage (which(
mortgage will be produced on day of sale)
there will be sold at public auction by Dav-
id Dickinson, auctioneer, at the
Rattenbury House, Clinton,
ON
MONDAY, the 5th of MAY, 1890
At 2 o'clock p. m:, the following lands and
premises, viz : Lot number fourteen, in the
Maitland Concession, Township of Colborne,
in the Couuty of Huron, and containing
90 acres, more or less. There are on the
premises a frame house and bank barn. The
soil is a good clay loam, in good order for
spring work.
TERMS.—The property will be sold subject
to a mortgage for $1700. Ten per cent. of
the purchase money to bo paid on the day of
sale and the balance in thirty days there-
after without interest. The purchaser will
be required to sign an agreement on the day
of sale for the completion of the purchase.
Further terms and particulars made known
on day of sale or upon application to H.
HALE, Esq or to the undersigned.
D. DICKINSON MAI'7NING & SCOTT,
Auctioneer Vonder's Solicitors
Clinton, April 3rd, 1890.
Pincher, (No. 553 S. C. B. of Scot-
land.)
Monday, April 28th, will leave his own stable
and proceed to the 2nd con., Tuckersmith, then
south to Elcoat's cotner, then east to C. Lane -
borough's for noon ; then to his own stable for
night. Tuesday, will proceed north to the Base
Line to R. Mason's, Goderten T'p for noon ; then
north to East's corner, then south 11 mile
to
Enos Hull's for night. Wednesday, pro-
ceed east to William Aitchison's for noon ; then
proceed north along the boundary line to the
13111 con., of Hullett, to Joseph Stevens' for
night. Thursday, wi;l procoed 11 miles east,
then south to the 8th con., of McKillop, to Jos.
Wheatley's for noon ; then south to the Huron
Road, then east to Weir's hotel, Seaforth, for
the night. Friday, will proceed west along the
Huron Road to Samuel Welee's for noon ; then
proceed west 11 miles, then south by O'Br en's
corner to his own stable. Saturday, will pro-
ceed to the 4th con., of Stanley, to Henry
Diehl's for noon ; then to his own stable, where
he will remain till the following Monday morn-
ing. AVERY & NOTT, Proprietors. . _
MORTGAGE SALE
—OF—
REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAGE SALE OF
Yalllable FARM PROPERTY
—IN THE—
TOWNSHIP of COLBORNE
Under and by virtue of the power of sale in a
certain indenture of mortgage, which will be
produced at time of sale, there will be sold by
public auction, on
MONDAY, 5th of May, 1890,.
At the hour of 2 o'clock p.m., at the
Rattenbury House, CLINTON,
by David Dickinson, Auctioneer, all and singu-
lar, that certain parcel or tract of land and pre-
mises situate lying and being in the Township of
Colborne, in the County of Huron, and Provinee
of Ontario, being composed of lot number twen-
ty-three, in the Maitland Concession of tl.e said
township of Colborne, containing by admeasure-
ment 173 acres, more or loss. Un this property
there is a frame house in good repair and a large
frame barn. The soil is a clay loam, well water
ed, and there is now growing 15 acres of fal-
wheat. The orchard on the place is one of the
best in the Toonship of Colborne.
TERMS,—The place will be sold subject to a first
mortgage of $2,200, of the balance 10 per cent.
must be paid on day of sale, and the balance in
thirty days thereafter, without interest. Pos-
sesion given on completion of purchase. The
purchaser, on day of sale, will be required to
sign an agreement for the completion of his pur-
chase. Further terns and conditions made
known on day of sale.
Full information can be had on application to
FARRAN & TISDALL, Clinton, or the Vendors'
Solicitors.
Dated this third day of Aptril1890.
MANNING Si SCOTT,
Vendors' Solicitors.
Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a oe Main mortgage made by
John Johnston tiamotor, and Eliza Jano
Johnson, his wide, to Edward Taylor Dart-
nell, the undersigned are authorized to offer
for sale the following property in the town
of Clinton, being composed of part of lot
number 377 in tine ss,id town ofClinton,con-
mencing on Albert ,Street, at a point sixty
four foot Rix inches north of the south-east
angle of said lot; thence north along the
limit of the said lot, 15 feet aix inches, to the
north-east angle of the Raid lof ; thence due
west 132 feet, to the north-west angle of the
said lot ; thence due south le feet 6 inches
the west boundary of said lot, and from
thence due east 132 font to place of beginn-
ing, containing by adinonsuremont 2376
square feet snore or less, subject to a right
of way twelve feet in width across the west-
erly limit of part of said lot, and together
with a right of way 12 feet wide along the
westerly limit of the adjoining lot No. 37e,
extending to Princess Street, whirl right of
way has been reserved for the time being for
the nee of owners of said two Lets 377 and 378,
which mortgaged premises are new in the
occupation of the Raid mortgagor, end are
favorahlyaltnnte in the business part of Al-
bert Street. For further information apply
to the undersigned.
MANNING & SCOTT,
Solicitors for Vendor
Clinton ,March 20th, 1890.
} SEALED TENDERS for purchase of
above Lands will be received by the under-
eigner1 up to and inclusive of the 25th DAY
OF APIIIL next. Tornio and oonditfons
made known upon application to them,
Clinton, March 20th 1830.
MAN, ING & SCOTT,
41 ' ollditOtSfor Vondor.
MORTGAGE SALE
--OF--
FARM Lands
' —IN THE—
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Oo,riletadevery Tburrday afteruflea.
Tbnrgwy, ,A,PR1I0, 17 1"$Q0.
Wheat, fall, standard0 90 a 0 90
Oats 28 a 0 30
Barley 0 35 a 0 40
Peas 0 50 a Q 52
Flour per bal 4 50 a 5 00
Butter 0 15 a 0 15
Egg. 0 8 a 8
Pork 5 00a 5 56
Hay 6 00 a 25
Hides 3 25 a 3 05
Sheep Skins 0 50 a 0 72
'SPRING WHEAT SEED.”
The subscriber has on hand a limited
quantity of the following varieties of
Spring Wheat suitable for seed:—
WHITE RUSSIAN,
LOST NATION ,
WH1TE FIFE.
Price Reasonable,
JAS. FAIR, Clinton.
s -W -*-• wee
WE ARE READY FOR THE
Rouse Cleaning Season;
With a magnificent range of
Carpets, Lace Curtains & Cents Furnishinis
The stock of Carpets is very complete. The newest and most popular designs and
colorings in Brussels, Tapestry, Wools, Unions and Hemps, Mattings, Oil Cloths and.
Lino) eums, In Lace Curtains, we show an immense assortment of new patterns at
very low prices. We are showing extra value in these goods. Full lines in
TABLE -:- LINENS, -:- SHEETINGS, -:- PILLOW :-: COTTONS, -:- QUILTS, :-: &c.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK
MARKET If you want a new carpet, do not buy before giving us a look through ; it will not
There were about 350 head of but-
chers' cattle, 200 calves, 100 sheep and
20 lambs offered at the East End abat-
toir. Trade was rather dull, and prices 1 5 per c. off for cash.
slightly lower, but there were no really
prime beeves offered. The highest prioe — — —"
paid here was 5c per Ib. while leanish 1
cattle, including milkmen's strippers, 1
sold at from 3c to 3io per ib. Good
veals are in demand at from $5 to $10
eaoh,lebut common and inferior calves
are pretty low priced, or from $125 to
$4 each. There is a good demand for
tion critters at ab ut 5c lb f
cost you anything and it may save you something.
Under and by virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Mortgage sale (which
mortgage will be produced on the day of
sale) there will be sold by public auction, by
David Dickinson, auctioneer, at the
Rattenbury House, CLINTON,
—O N— .
mu p peror
such as are unshorn, but a number of
those offered had been deprived of their
fleeces, and these brought about 4c per
lb. There is a good demand and pretty
high prices paid for superior spring
lambs, but the smaller; ones are declin-
ing in price. Prices are from $2 to $6
each. Fat hogs are easier in price, or
from 51c to 51c per lb.
BORN
Davi SON.—In Goderich, on April 5th,
the wife of A. B. Davison, of twins—
son and daughter.
MACALLIBTEIL—In Dunlop, on the 8th
inst., the wife of A. MacAllister, of the
Exchange Hotel, of a son.
To)l.—In Goderich, on April 5th, the
wife of John Elgin Tom, public school
inspector, of a daughter.
MARRIED
ItosE—B2uoi.—Ou April 8th, by Rev
Jas. A. Anderson, B. A., in Colborne
township, at the residence of Captain
Andrew Bogie, his daughter, Mary, to
William L. Rome, of Toronto.
RYCK)IAN—WINTERBERO, — 4t Thule,
South Dakota, at the residence of the
bride's brother, by Rev Mr Bode, uncle
of the bride, Mr Fletcher Ryckman, of
Westfield, Ontario, to Miss Tillie
Wabena,third daughter of Mr Theodore
Winterberg, of Rockfort, Illinois.
NICHOLIAN—DnuLLET.—At the par-
sonage, Walton, on the 9th inst., by the
Rev Wm.Torrance, Mr Wm. Nicholson,
of McKillop, to Miss Harriet Drullet, of
Morris.
THURSDAY, May 1st, 1890,
At 2 o'clock is. m , the following lands and
premises:—Lot Number twenty-two, in the
third concession of the Township of Hullett,
in the County of Huron, containing one hun-
dred acres rnore or lege. The property is
situate one and a half miles from Clinton,
and Is a first-class grazing and wheat farm.
There is on the premises a ueverfailing
spring creek convenient of access for stock.
TE RIMS—Tan per cent Of t110 peens -se
mon•,v on day of sale, balance to be paid in
30 (lava thereafter, withoutlinterest. At the
opt:oa of the purchaser $3,000 of the pur-
chase money may remain on mortgage at 6
per cent. The purchaser will be required to
sign an agreement on the day of sale for the
completion of the purchase. For further
terms and particulars apply to H.Hale, Esq.,
or the undersigned.
D- DICKINSON, MANNING & SCOTT,
Auctioneer, Vendor's Solicitors
Clinton, April 3rd., 18;10.
MORTGAGE SALE OF
Farm - Lands
IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY.
Under aind by virtue of the power of sale
contained in s certain Mortgage (which
mortgage will be produced on day of sale)
there will be sold by public auction, by D.
Dickinson, auctioneer, at
COOK'S HOTEL VARNA,
—ON ----
SATURDAY,
SATURDAY, 26th at APRil.,1890
"IED
DICKsoN.—In Clinton, on the 15th
inst., Chris Dickson, aged 30 years and
5 months.
SALE REGISTER.
House and lot, on Albert St. belong-
ing to the estate of the late Jessie Snlith,
at Rattenbury House, on the 19th inst.
D. Dickinson, Auct.
Farm lands, Lot No. 10, lith con., Stan-
ley, on April 2tith,at Cook's Hotel, Var-
na. D. Dickinson, Auet.
Farm lands, Lot 22, rd Coy„ Hul-
lett, on Thursday May 1st., at the Rat.
tenbury Hotel. D. Dickinson, Auct.
Farm lands Lot No. 14, Maitland
Con., Colborne, on Monday, May 5th,
Rattenbury House, Clinton. D. Dick-
inson, auct.
Farm lands, Lot No. 23, Maitland
Con., Cblborne, on Monday, May 5th,
Rattenbury Hottee, Clinton. D. Dick-
inson, aunt. •
At 2 o'clock p. m., the following lands and
premises: 1,nt. Number ten, in the 6th Con-
cession of the township of Stanley, in the
County of Huron, containing ono hundred
acres, more or lose. There are Greeted on
tee premises, good barn, shed and stables,
and n, storey end a half gravel dwelling
house, with ki(ellen. The eon is first-class,
with 90 aerie under r'titivation . The pro-
perty le Altman 2 miles from Varna and 5
miles from Brneefield, a station on the Lon-
don, Huron and Bruce Railroad.
TERMS,--e100of the pnrehase money to
be paid on day of sale, and balance in 30
days thereafter without Interest, If desired
the mortgagee will allow the purchase
money over 46600 to remain on mortgage at 6
per Dont interest, with privilege of paying 1n
inetalmonts. immediate poeeeesion can be
given.. For ufreher terms and particulars,
apply to the undersigned.
D. bT KINSON, MANNING & SCOTT
uotloneer. 1 endor's-Solioitore.
iiutotlrAl?ill 3rd., 9917;..
MRS. WHITT. M.C.S.M;
TEACHER OF MUSIC. •
Piano, Organ and Technicon, or Muscle
developer. for use of pupils. Rooms at
Mr. 8. Hartt's, opposite Mr. Whitehead's.
Shorthorn Bull for Sale.
One choice Shorthorn bull, 15 months old
registered in the Dominion Herd book, sired
by (Imp.) Red Knight, Apply to NEIL Mc -
DONALD, Blyth P. 0. pd 4i
Prof. Corny/on! Coming
Wit, his immense display of
HAIR GOODS.
He will be at the
Rattenbury House
Clinton, Thursday,
April 24th. -
When every lady should make
it a special point to come and
see the Professor's fine styles.
His assortment of WAVES,
W1OS,TOUPEES, &c., articles
of which every lady should have one or the oth-
er for the sake of health, appearance and econ-
omy. Even if she has an abundant growth of
hair, she should have one in order to meet the
requirements of a fashionable head and to save
her own hair. It is a difficult natter to explain
the full benefits of wearing Hair Goode, In an
adverti.eenant, so that Prof. Dorenwond asks
that ladses call on him, whether they intend to
buy or not. If they do pot get something now,
they may la' er on, and while there is an oppor-
tunity it is just as well to learn particulars. For
gentlemen who are bald, Prof. D hes Toupees
and Wigs that are most perfect, they fit like a
glove, and are as natural as life. A visit to the
snow rooms will be well repaid. Persons who
are already wearing the Prof 's goods will do
their friends a favor If they will prevail on them
to visit the Professor.
Reme nber, Rattenbury House, Clin-
ton, Thursday, April '24.
ESTATE JOHN I-IO]� CENS
CHEAP
If you want to buy a Dinner,Tea and Chamber Set, don't invest until you
have seen our:new stock. We offer new patterns in 100 pieces
DINNER SETS FOR $8
These sets are the best value in the market, several different shades and
colors to choose from. Also extra fine
TEN PIECE CHAMBER SETS FOR $3.50
With extra large Ure and Basin. These sets are positively the best value
in town. Other colored 10 piece sets from $8 up, White Granite ware,:
equally as cheap. Fine Colored TEA. SETS,44 pieces for $3.25, several I
different styles and colors. These goods a printed on extra heavy ware, I
and are, without doubt, the cheapest ever shown in Clintcn. See them
before purchasing.
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, SPICE &c., at lowest prices. In a few days
we will announce the winner of the Sewing Machine given away with
our Baking Powder.
MORTGAGE SALE OF
FARM PROPERT7
IN THE
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT.
Under and by virtue of a power of Sale-eon-
tained in a certain mortgage (which mort-
gage will he produced on day of sale) there
will be gold'by Public Auction by David
Dickinson, Auctioneer, at the
Rattenbury House, Clinton,
At the hour of Two o'clock, p. ni., on
SATURIDAY, APRIL 19th, 1890,
The following lands and premigec, viz —hot
number Eighteen, in the Fourth ('nnc"Ogren
of the Township of Hullett, in the 5 fruity
of Huron, 'containing one hundred 1 ren,
more or less. Thin property is situate' -out
Si miles from Clinton. There is ereett 1 on
it a good bank barn. There are 22 e'Trea
-Areal with fell wheat. The other land snit
able for cropping has been fall plowed. Im-
mediate possession can be given.
TERMS.—Ten per pent of the purchase
money on the day of sale, and the balance
In 30 days thereafter, without interest. The
purchaser will be required, on day of sale, to
sign an agreement for completion of pur-
chase. Further terms and conditions made
known on day of sale,or upon application to
the undersigned.
D. DICKINSON, NANVnds9oltllnIboor eot ot
COOPER & LOGAN,
NEXT TO COUCII'S.
— Clinton
SPRING SALE OF
BOOTS and SHOES
In order to reduce my stock to make room for Spring
Goods, I will sell for the nest thirty clays, my entire
stock of
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers &
Overshoes
AT COST FOR CASH. Call early and get Bargains.
Ten per cent Discount for C., qh, Eggs taken in exchange
r -7_C Y'T 1 ATTT
THE POPULAR
111•1111s
GOODS HOUSE
LON DESBORO
.New arrivals this week of
rints, Ginghams and
DRESS GOODS
Which we consider the best value in the county. We offer a range of
Sateen -:- Prints
Fast and beautiful colors, choice patterns, soft and dur-
able cloth at 122 cents, equal to anything you can buy at
15 cents, We show a special line of ALL WOOL
DRESS GOODS in grey and brown effects at 12- cts.,
worth a good deal more if bought in the regular way.
500 Yards TWEEDS
Several patterns at less than mill prices. We recognize
the fact that in order to hold our trade and increase the -
number of our customers in these days of keen compe
•n� Jl� V 1 V 111J111� .i 11 tition, we must be up and doing. We must offer special
inducements. We visit the markets several times dur
ing the year, and thus keep thoroughly posted in styles
a,nd fabrics ; and ample capital enables us to take any ,
special lots that are placed on the market. Our custo-
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. mers are assured that in dealing with us they get the •
newest goods at the closest prices. As a proof of this
compare goods and prices with a neighbor, who may
deal elsewhere. We thank you for past favors and so•
licit a continuance of your valuable patronage.
The CENTRAL GROCERY
Business Change.
The undersigned having bought the stock of 11. R. Walker, at a low rate on the
dollar, are prepared to offer the same at very close prices for cash. The stock
consists of
GROCERIES, Crockery, Glassware, &c,,
And is in first-class order. They are also adding new stock in every depart-
ment, and will be prepared to supply the public with anything in the grocery line,
at the very lowest prices. Specially low prices will be offered in
CROCKERY - and - TEAS
Patronage respectfully solicited. Remember the place—Walker's old stand.
MCMURRAY & WILTSE, - CLINTON
To The Public.
The undersigned will continue the busi-
ness heretofore carried on by J. C. Det-
lor & Co. Further announcement will be
made in a few days.
THOMAS - DETLOR,
CLINTON
W. L. OUIM-ETTE,
LONDEsBORO
HUB GROCERY
TTTTTTTTTTT
We have a new lot of Uncolored Japans,- Congou, anl Young Hyson. Do
not be deceived by tea peddlars; you can get better value at home. We
guarantee satisfaction.
SEEDS --Timothy, Red Clover, Flower and Garden.
A..L L Ii W,Ci.I11YTON
JUST RECEIVED
A Fine Assortment of PLAIN and STAMPED GO?DS, TRAY CLOTHS,
SIDEBOARD DRAPES, TOILET SETS, SPLASH1 RS, STAND COVERS,'
&c., Also a large stock of RUBBER BALLS, BAI E BALLS, SKIPPING
ROPES, HAMMOCKS, EXPRESS WAGGONS. Call and see Our stook bo-
g,
fore buying, as we want to clear out ourpresent stock of WALL PAPER
CEILING DECORATIONS, &o. We offer thein cheap, call [and see for
yourselves.
WORTHINGTON'S BOOK and DRUG STORE
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McGOOL 'BROS & CO ,
THE LEADING OIL MERCHANTS R
OF CANADA �j�
Are still pleasing ilio public Wi'h oils. Why use an oil that will ill- �+�
jure your machinery when you can got the celebrated
" A IR, IDs 1NE?"
Specialties: Cylinder, Lardine, Wool, Eureka, Spindle,
Bolt -Cutting, Solar and Harness.
Manufacturers, McCOOL BROS & CO., Toronto,
For solo by all dealers tbrongl;out the Dominion:
1890 SPRING 1890
FIRST-CLASS GOODS, LOWEST
PRICES and LARGE STOCK of
NEW GOODS to Select from.
Eggs Taken in Exchange
6 per c. off for Cash
5a
W. Taylor & Sons�
CLINTON AND R' '"
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