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Adtii4I,onall. '144140,
QO ' IIV$P .o4 Of the big qua;
liWfolk of •cex eh 0410 doiu
bythe afterAQorr trei.n;Toewley, 189),
to see the 1aPEOPHO match bolwee4
Qiitltou and Gpderieh• Amoug the
viei.tore were banks; Willimes ancl
t l.•. f the Albion.
Ill r■•! i•i!•
In which to sell SU1V11VI R FOODS, butt we are making them
move out quickly to the tune of LOW PRICES, and by the end
of the Summer we will not have a great deal left.
TOROIrra
Sept. 7 to 19
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1891
Greater and Better Than Ever
SCIENCE, ART AND INDUSTRY
COMBINED WITH
INSTRUCTION ANO AMUSEMENT
NEW IDEAS •
Latest inventions
Superior Attractions
CHEAP EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILWAYS
• . �. WITHROW H. J. HILL
Pretsicl.ent Manager, Toronto
CURRENT TOPICS.
In 1878 all the horses exhorted
from the Dominion nurehered
14,179 and were valued at $1,273,.
4. 728, or $89.83 each. In 1890 the
horses exported numbered 16,550
valued at $1,936,073, or $118.13
each. The number exported in -
.creased by 161 per cent ; the price
increased 52 per cent. The declar•
ed value of each animal increased
31 per cent.
The Census Office last week issued
a bulletin giving the population of
the State of Iowa in detail by coun-
ties, townships, cities, wards of
eines, towns and villages. The
• population of the State, as returned
under the present census taken as
of June 1, 189U, is 1,911,895. Of
the ninety-nine counties i11 the State
:twenty ..seven show decreases.
z11 would ask the hon. gentlemen
opposite to join with us in trying to
_ tind out what the facts are about
• .this alleged rascality. We ask
thein to give us the benefit of their
-experience in this enquiry, to assist
.els in ascertaining the facts and
placing them before the public, in
.order that they may be dealt with
properly, and if found guilty that
summary vengeance may be exer-
cised upon those who are found
guilt' of appropriating public money
—stealing—be they high or low.
THAT IS THE DETERtMINA.
'TION OF THIS GOVERNMENT
and this side of the House, and I
appeal to my hon. friends opposite
to assist us in an enquiry of a pre -
similar kind to that which is
proceeding in another place on a
subject which is legitimately before
Ius, and help us to probe that
.enquiry to the ,hottow and then
join us in punishing the guilty after.
• wards." --Hon, Mr. Abbott's .SSecch
in Senate.
Replying to La Verite's fear that
the loss of the French language to
the --French-Canadian means the loss
of his religion, the Catholic Record
takes exception to the contention as
follows :—
"If the adoption of the English
language roust be considered an
efficient cause for the perversion of
some Irish Catholics it is surprising
what numbers have escaped. the
.dreaded consequence of losing the
mother tongue. There are millions
-of Irish people, both at hotne and
-abroad, who speak English fluently
and gracefully, and who are as fer-
vent Catholics as the men in the
south or west who still adhere to
the Gaelic.
The Verite does not believe this,
but persists in saying that perverts
are found only in the East and the
Citic@ where the Gaelic is not
known. In fact, Mr. 'I'ardivel is
of opinion that in Ireland the
educated classes alone are exposed
to the danger of apostacy. This is a
very poor compliment to the Catholic
faith, and, if it were true, would be
a formidable weapon in the
hands of those fanatics who main-
tain that the priests keep the peo-
ple in ignorance in order to hold
them subservient to "the teachings
.of Rome."
A feature of the new House of
Commons, more marked in this par-
liament than has hitherto been the
ease, is the predominance of native-
born Canadians among the members.
Of the 213 gentlemen who coutpose
the House as it stands, 1 82aet down
Canada as their birth place. Only
thirty-one were born in other coun-
tries, and of these Scotland claims
almost half, or fifteen, England and
Ireland have seven each, while two
first caw the light under the flag of
the United States. In the Senate
the "foreigners" are proportionately
stronger. Of the seventy-seven
members to day fifty-five were born
within the limits of the Dominion
and twentytwo in other lands. Of
the latter Ireland was the birth place
.of nine, Scotland of six, England of
four, the United States ofd, two and
..v
im • _ two
wltzi3'rTand of one.
HI;' cirflter 6 vow a says of
you want Prints, or Muslims, or a Parasol, or a Dress, or
:Summer Goods of any kind, we have them at prices that are an
the New Early Red Clawson wheat : inducement to buy
"It is a very strong grower • tillers
well, making a verythick, close •
crop, with exceedingly long, coin- Fall and Winter Goods will soon be here, and wefmust be ready
pact heads, standing erect and hand
some." Mr. John S. Pearce, of for them.
London, after extensive trials of it
says "It is without doubt, the
earliest sort. grown ; enormously
productive." And Mr, A. S. Jones,
N. Y., says : "It stands well Ifizzczramona
through severe storms without lodg-
iug, and grows well on different
soils from the lightest sand to the
heaviest clay."
HYMENEAL.
ESTATE JOHN HODGENS
ti'Afi�; CARx¢`Z®A17��
OF
In another column the fuels areB NIDER TiwtplE
told of an intetestiug event, which
took place at St. Paul's church, on —
Weduesday morning, namely the
marriage of Miss Holmes, eldest
daughter of Mrs. M. Taylor, to Mr.
A. D. Beaton, of Whitechurch.
The bride and groom were attended
respectively by I\liss M. J. Holmes
and Mr. H. M. Snell. Miss Holmes
has been a valued member of St.
Paul'scongreg•.tion,and was an earli-
est worker in the Sunday School and
other departments, wherever her
willing mind and ready hands could
bo used, she will be luuch missed
The Sunday School teachers and usual rush to market at this time of
officers and some members of the year is not taking place. Hall reports
Woman's Auxiliary presented her are to be relied upon higher prices
with a chair and centre table. The should prevail. Time will solve the
following letter was addressed to problem,
her after the wedding :—
CROWN
RED CAP
SILVER COMPOSITE
3 -PLY FLAX
4 "'CALL 1?ARLY AND SECURE YOUR SUPPLY—VA
0
HARLAITSTID :ER, 40 _,
Iron and Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Clintou, Out.
DEAR Mas. 1itATUN —.Your friend, of MARKET REPORTS.
the Sunday School and 1Vomau's Aux- (Corrected every'ruesdav afternoon.)
ilary of St. Paul's chn.ch, des:re to con- CLINTON.
grutulato you on the happy event of thin Flour
day and to with you many years of
wedded happiness. 'They desirenlso to Fall Wheat,.
express their estituution of your char- Spring Wheat
ec ..r and to say how much you will he Barley
mi.serl in their varied churoh work, Oats .
where your ready and valu.ble muds- Peas
Gema has always been so cheerfully and Apples,(winter) per bbl 1 50 to 3
..040to0
..013 too
0 10 t o 0
9 OU to12
3 00 Co 4
their )le9t'te "The Lord Wets thee, and Beef ,. 0 00 to 0
keep flop. The Lard [nuke His face \4'001 0 18 to 0
shine upon thee and be 'gracious unto Pork 5 00 to 5 25
thee. The Lord lift up Hie countenance TORONTO MARKETS.
upon thee and give thce peace." Asking Fall Wheat 80 90 to $0
you to present their kind regards to Spring Wheat
the gift of a chair and centre table, your Wheat, red winter
friends will once more say "good bye," Wheat, goose
and speed you on your journey with Barley
wermost wishes f a-yourwelfare. Oats.
Peas
lin and About the County. Hae
Hay
—Rev." Geo. Ij�scey, - lately of Blyth, Straw
the new ree'or of St. George Church, Rel- Dressed Hoge
moat, preached his initial sermon to a Beef, fore
fair sized Congregation or. Sunday even- Beef, hind
log last. The reverend gentleman made Mutton
a very fev,rable tmpresaion on his hear- Veal
ereEggs
86 0) to 6
O 87 to 0
087 too
.,C48to050
48 to 0 50
. 0 65 to 0 70
50
60
15
12
00
00
00
18
Lon's Stara Enamel.
'Phis is au article worthy of every lady's
attention.
If you waut to anro tines and Labor, buy u
box.
If you watt your ironed clothes to look neat
and clean and to last much longer, buy a box.
If you want the starch to stay in the clothes
on the line in spite of train or frost, huy a box,
00 1 1f ,\ou want everything to look like new, such
I as shirt hosoms, ailhu'a, mita, lace curtains, etc.,
�
buy a Lux.
trrr :very Storekeeper keeps it now, and where
the merchant dues not keep it we want a lively
agent to represent U.
Manufactured by
ungrudgingly given. Ibey are unwilling Potatoes
to cast a shad w over the happiness of Butter
this day, yet they cannot but try to ex- Eggs
press their reg-tt that they mast part Hay
front you, ['hey feel it will be hard to Cordwood
fill your pla,:e, and they now say from
your husband, and to ar•.oept from thein
92
O 97 to 1 10
O 90 to 0 92
000 to 086
, 047 to 049
000 to 036
O 73 to 0 74
075 to 078
10 CO to 15 00
7 50 to 10 00
6 50 to 7 50
4 50 to 6 50
650te 900
6 00 to 8 00
7 00 to 9 00
000 to 014
•O lO to 0 15
Potatoes, pet barrel... 1 00 to 1 50
—Mr James Nelson, .?siren, c.insiders I Butter
he has the lunar es little girl in the
Township. Only 11 yearn old, and two
weeks ago fro,n 3 o'clock iu the after-
noon till s,tnlown, with a liberal rest
for tea, she mowed five acres with a
mower.
—On Sunday night last the wife of Mr.
Daniel McKenzie, a farmer residing
near Big River, in the Township of
E wittier, on the North Bruce peninsula,
about 30 miles from Wiarton, was found
dead in a well there, Deceased had
been ill and despondent for some time
past,
--A carpenter named Innes, of Wood-
stock, has entered suit against a young
lady formerly of the same place, now the
wife of Ur, Hall, of Norwich, for $10,000
damages for breach of promise of mar-
riage. lanes alleges that the young
lady was engaged to be married to him,
but during his temporary absence trans-
ferred her affections and her hand to Dr,
Hall. It is expected to be a very inter-
esting suit, equalling itt interest the
Btrchall cane. Janes will put in a lot of
interesting lettere. The first cf them
begins seterely formal 'Dear Sir ;' then
this merges into 'My Dear Sir.' and a
little later the 'air' is omitted, Still
later epistles commence with 'Dear
Jc tin,' and so on until nothing flees affec-
tionate than 'My ownest own' would do
to start a letter. Similarly with the
ooncluding portions of the lettere. The
first of them w Lund up with ;Yours
truly,' later lettere ending with 'Yours
sincerely,'Yours affectionately,' 'Your
own darling,' and 'Your own precious
little dear.'
Its.
(ANADIAN
PACIFIC �Y.
Harvest Excursions
From all stations in Ontario Return Rates to
METHVEN
HARTNEY
DELORAINE
MOOSOMIN
BINSCARTH
REGINA
MOOSEJAW
YORKTON
PRINCE• RY ALBERT $35■OO
To leave all pointe in the Province of Ontario on
August llth Return until Septem-
ber 20th, 1891.
August 18th,Return until Sept.
27th, 1591.
September 1st,Retnrn until Oct
101,12, 1891.
Parties ticketing from other polars should
arrange to arrive at Toronto in time to connect
with the 11 p.m. train leaving August 11th, 18th,
and September let, 1891.
For tall information apply to any ticket agent
of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
28.00
$30.00
PUMP FACTORY FOR RENT
The undersigned offers for rent, in the town of
Clinton, an old oetabli.hed Pump Factory with
horse power and all tools in connection with
pump making. A profitable business has been
carried on on the premises for the past 25 years.
Apply to
602—tf JOSEPH ROWELL, Clinton.
BEeSLgY.—In Clinton on 15th inat Annie {• Farm For Rent or Sale.
E. Beesley, aged 36 years and 22 days, --
Tho anbserther offers for sale his farm of 49
THE MARKETS.
Rye has advanced greatly in pride
owing to that failure o° the crop in
Europe and to its being the staple
breadstuff in Germany and Russia.
Wheat values are conflicting. There
is a threatened famine in India.
France ie considerably short and
other European countries show a
scarcity of breadttnffs. The United
States and Canada are reported to
have a full average. The Farmers'
Alliance of the Western States have
made arrangements for growers to
Mold out rm.lighe'r pyttf "raid ,tire -
acres, being west half of lot 19, concession 8,
township of Hallett. The Roll is of good gnality
and in good condition. There ie a good bearing
orchard on it and about ave scree in timber, log
h oaao, frame granary and stables, etc. It is two
miles from the town of Clinton, Will be ranted
or sold on favorable terms. Apply to •
JOHN AUTTERSON,
Angaat 19th, 1891. 668-4t Canton P.O.
New Firm in the Old Stand.
The undersigned having ppnrohaaed the old
established meat business of Mr. Arthur Couch,
begs to inform the pnbllc that he will continuo it
na it has heretofore been carried on.
r. 31eata of all kinds in season. Orders taken
and delivered as seal.
Highest dash prtoo paid for sheepskins, hides
and tallow.
JAMES-.Ar.FORD2
W. J. LOBB,
55—tC Holntosvillo
Turf Meeting.
'111E CLINTON I)RI1'1N0 PARI[ ASSOCIATION
purpose holding their meeting on AUGUST 28th,
giving 54,8000 IN PREM ICMS, namely:
2.50 trotting or pacing, purse $150.00, divided
into three monies.
2.32 trot or pare, $200.00 puree, divided into
four monies.
Three•rpiarter mile run, best two in three
purse $130.00, two monies.
American Trotting and Ontario Jockey Club
Rules to govern.
t: This being one of the Take Huron Circuit
Meetings, should have a good meeting, the track
being in first-class order. 65911
DRILL, 491.
Men Wanted.
A number of eligible nen are wanted for No,
4 Company, 33rd (Huron) Battalion, which goes
to camp. at St. Phomas, on TUESDAY, SEP-
TEMBER 1st. Applications should be mado at
once to the undersigned at Clinton.
A. M. TODD, Captain.
Clinton, July 27th, 1891.
WESTERN FAIR
LONDON.
September 17th to 26th 189L
CANADA'S FAVORITE
Live Stock, Agricultural,
Industrial and Art Exhibition
Eitablisherl 1865.
LARGE INCHEASE OF EXHIBITS
and ATTENDANCE EVERY YEAR
1890 ,nags wood, 5nt 1891 will be better.
$25,000 IN PRIZES !
Attra.ticna. et.e., whieh are being arranged for,
will nnrpnga any yet produced.
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES ON ALL
RAILWAYS,
Entries close September 12th. For Prize Lists
and Information apply to
CAPT. A. W. PORTE, THOS. A. BROWNE,
Pres, Secretary,
IItr7(',tt
SALE BILLS.—The
News•Record has un•
inn-paeeed fails ties for
turning out first-class
work at low rates. A
free advertisement in
Tho News -Record with
every cot of sale bills.
EARLY CLAWSON WHEAT
The undersigned offers for aale, of his own
growth, a quantity of "NEW EARLY RED
CLAWSON," the champion WI wheat, highly
recommended by leading agrfeolturleta. Also a
quantity of "Velvet Chaff." Samples may bo Been
at Stoop's feed store.
668-13t JOHN MIDDLETON.
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
Three one acre lots In the Town of Clinton are
offered for sale. They are situnted on Raglan
street, not far from the Doherty Organ Factory
end Collegiate institute, adjoining the fernier
residence of Mr. -J. 14, Combe and In the neigh•
borhoorl of drat -class residences. For terms,
ate., apply to
Amu—, ; a ,A ILTRIUt,-.UaXs. o}ts4pa
AmmuniMMINNIMI
'Clearing•{ VHF
ale !
The sale mentioned in last issue is now in full blast and has been. very
successful. So far a lot of goods have beset sold but our stock is still larger
and we have many lines we want to clear before getting in fall stock.
Colne and get bargains, we will give thew. \Ve are told by the People•
that we give the beat yalue for the money that can he got in town.. Lowe
and see and get Goods, new Goods, at cost price. ttou't be persuaded to
buy old worn out bankrupt stock when you can buy new goods as cheap.
Note a few of our prices ; have not space for more but ell stock solai1 at)
cost for 30 Clays from date, July 24, 1891.
Grey Cotton 31c.
Fancy Scrim 3t.
'Towelliugs 4�c.
2 large towels for 15c.
Parasols from 15c up,
Ladies 4 button kid glove..,, Em-
broidered hack 371,c.
All wool Nun's Veiling, usnt. colors
70.
Skirt linings
All wool tweeds 25e.
' Men's suits $3.50.
Men's shirts 19c.
Embroidery 12 yds for 10
Check sllirliugs 5c.
Straw hats 8e.
Felt hats 8e.
Women's slippers 20e.
Women's lace hoots $1.00
Women's polish calf shoes OOc,
0 0
HATS, FEATHERS, IIIBBONS, all at prices less than you can buy.
wholesale. '1'he prices we offer will last for 31) days only.
Remember this is for Cash. Don't forget. the first where the 1}enuine•
Sale is going on, Corner Store, Coate' Block.
PLU1VISTEEL & GIBBINGS
ALBERT STREET, CLINTON.
Clinton, July 28th, 1891,
Clearing Sale for 60 Days!
0
All the Goods on our shelves must go, Having purchased the
BANKKRTJ EDT STOCK T
of Mr. G. 'Geruar, rtf Petrolia, we are going to offer big inducements to
purchasers. Note the prices. Our Suits start at
$8, $9, $1O, $11, $12, $13, $14, $15, $16. $17, $18, $l9,
$22, $24, 825, $•26.
44 -Goods Cut Free of Charge. Remember the. stand,
WALTON & MORRISON
SMITH 5 BLOCK, CLINTON.
Leslie's Carriage Factory.
BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CARTS AND WAGONS—all of the beat work-.
manahip and material. etarAll the latest styles and most modern improve-
ments. All work warranted. Repairing and repainting promptly attended
to. Prices to suit the times.
Air FACTORY—corner Huron and Orange Streets, Clinton. 657—y
THE HUB GROCERY
Has one of the finest assortments in town
of PAILS (wooden and fibre), TUBS, 'WASH—
BOARDS, CHURNS, BUTTER BOWLS, LADELS,,
BUTTER PRINTS. In BRUSHES we have
Stove Brushes, Shoe, Scrubbing and White-
wash Brushes. BASKETS for clothes, willow
market, Indian market, dinner and fancy
work baskets. We carry a fine stock of
BROOMS, down to 2 for 25e. GROCERIES,
fresh and as cheap as, any other house in
town—especially in TEA we can give you
extra -Janie.
Geo. Swallow, Clinton
TEA I TEA! TEA
Sold in London, Eng., for £1O,12s., 6d., or $52 per pound.
Ram Lal's Pure Indian Tea,
BLENDED WITH TEA
Experts have pronounoed fully equal t3 goods sold at $52 per pound—spld
at 50c., 60c. and 750. per pound. Special values in
Black, Green and Japans, from 10 cents up.
Extra Cut in 5 and 10 Pound Boxeb.
Extra value in Sugars, Crockery and Glassware.
0
J. W. IRWIN, The Noted Gr000r, Clinton
AGENT FOR RAM LAL INDIAN TEA.
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