The Huron News-Record, 1891-12-09, Page 8LS.
CONSUMPTION
.08 URE:,„
We ORIIAT CbUULI CURE, tide
;successful CONSUMPTION CUItE,
ata without a parallel i'nc history of
amedicine. All druggistis aro anther -
feed to stall it ou u pnaitibe guarantee,
a tcet that no other euro PO success-
fully stand.. If you have a Cough,
nSore Theeat, .or.Bronelaitlh, uSe it, for
.it will caro :you. If your altild has
the Croup, or Whooping Cog ;b, use
it promptly, and relief is sure. If you
dread that insidious disease CON'
-SUM-PTI+ON, tdm:lt, fiat? to use it, it
vitt cure ,you or .post. nothing. Ask
your Druggist forrSIIILOWS CURE,
Price 10 cts., 40 cts. and $1.00. If
your Lungs aro bort; or•Back lame,
use Shiloh's Prions -Plaster. 25 cts.
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I'APEL IN T11 L0 5ECr1:1oY,
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WANTED—Girl about :16, .as nurse.
Apply to MRs. BwrwnR, The Molte ne
Bank, Clinton.
On, RVr1AT A COMM( --Will you heed
the warning. The signal perhaps of
the sure approach of that more terri-
ble disease Consumption. Askyour-
self if you can afford for the -sake of
saving 50c., to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from' ex-
perience that Sbiloh'sCure will cure
your cough- It neves fails.
LECTURE on "Canada .and Canadi•
ane," by Rev. Joseph Edge, in the
Ontario street Methodist church., on
Friday, December 110, lai.91.
SOCIAL.—Don't forget bre social by
the young men in St. Paul's school
room on Thursday evening, Decem.
firer 10. Best local talent. Refresh-
ents. 'I'hepublic are invited. Come
everybody. Admission 15 cents.
FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
We are offering special bargains in
Crockery and Glassware. See our
prices before buying. Groceries as
good and as cheap as any in town.
McMURRAY & WIL'1'SE,
Dominion Illustrated Xmas
Edition just arrived at Cooper's
Book Store.
t�[nR Jo$E 'n '1'1,pn'Oi ap baa rq.
turned from Ottawa
`Cn>i Clinton retandry le et Pre-
sent ol_o.Bad down for Repairs and
general stock taking.
THE .BneUT1'Ufi Cernineneed to
Put i4 its appearance $uladay evt:n-
ing and by Monday tcrrzrni.na
nude breast of pother :earth was
covered WW1, ft Mit%p. Matte of vir
gin anew, and at time of writing,
there is excellent elejghing.
',NE village Council of Chesley,
Bruce county, has passed a by-law
making it - unlawful to aell cigars,
tobacco and all such like, to minors
under the age of 14 years, unless
on written authority from the par-
ents.
WE are requeatecl by tlie lady of
the house that is aiiegeel to be "the
wrong house" last week; in the New
Era, that the pereon referred to as
taking and retaining possession of
the house "unbeknownst" to the
hostess, never. got any farther than.
the outer door before the mistake
was discovered.
THE EAST HURON GAZETTE is the
title of an exceedingly well gotten
up and cicely printed paper just
started in the thriving village of
Gorrio by Mr. J. W. Green. We
would like to hope that Mr. Green
will succeed, but if he does it will
bo at the expense of a paper already
published thele, as there is hardly a,
field for one paper let alone two.
TUITION IN MUSIC.
Miss Galloway, who holds an honor
certificate from the Alma College
Conservatory of music, is prepared
to take a limited number of pupils.
JONATHAN BURTON, who has lived
with deputy reeve Beacom of
Goderich tp. for ten years ae faun
manager, has concluded to take up
his residence in Brussels or vicinity.
Mr. Burton has been an exemplary
help and it speaks well for both
master and man that their relations
should be severed with mutual re-
gret after so many years.
DON'T FORGET that THE NEWS
RECORD is the most 1nrgely circulat-
ed paper in this part of Huron, has
the largest amount of local and in-
teresting reading matter, and its con-
tents consequeutly the most closely
and generally read. Now is the
time to subscribe as well as adver
tise and know of and bo known to
the largest number of people in the
,00unty.
'CANADIAN ALMANAC.—We have
reoeived from the Toronto publish-
etae, 'the Copp, Clark Go., an epitome
of practical and neceesary informa-
tion embodied in the form of the
Canadian Almanac. The price in
paper covers is only 90 cents. It
is equally valuable to the merchant,
farmer, mechanic ,aud laborer. It
comprises in itself the pith of use-
ful information otherwise obtainable
only in costly volumes and after
much reeearch.
Livia P2Gn0N SIiOOTING.—It seems
to be a fatality with our types to
underrate the score made by Mr,
Bright of Soaforth. Last week in
giving the score of A. J. Bright, in
the 1st sweep, he was credited with
only 5 when he should have had 8.
Johnston had 7 credited when be
should have had only 3. We much
regret the iujustiee done Mr. Bright,
and the localshootisti are also much
put out about it. The copy
furnished was doubtless correct, but
as it could not be found when
wanted the printed report had to go
without being compared with it.
We are glad to give these reports
but would like them handed in
earlier than the "latest minute."
A Guelph boy was, the othorday,
sent to the Reformatory for 12
months for playing truant,
Mu. SMITH, of Stanley, gave the
NEwS•REOORD a call Friday when
returning from a visit to his 'brother
at St Helens.
ADVERTISING.—TUE NEWS RECORD
would like to see more of our Clin-
ton business men advertise in these
columns. We will give them the
benefit of the most extensively read
newspaper in Hrie section, Some
of our readers make purchases else-
where that might be made in Clin
ton were attention called to various
lines of goods not represented in
this paper. Business is business,
and we solict the patronage of those
not represented that they may
secure what they are now losing.
Tory money should be acceptable to
Grits, and vice verea.
TROUPES AND ADVERTISING —On
Tuesday afternoon a representative
of the Josie Mills company called
on THE NEWS -RECORD and wonted
some free advortisiug. We inform•
ed the gentleman vera politely that
if he was prepared to do busfnees on
business principles—to pay for the
advertising—WO were here to do
business in that way. The reply
came that the Company always ex-
tended the usual courtesies to the
prow, These courtesies, • of course,
are for any comment the editor sees
fit to make through the columns of
his newspaper after tho show or
entertainment has
been given,The
t unpreethat. as illuo:t...pay _to.telocah.
advertising cannot expect to be
patronized by the public, and it is
no surprise that the Josie Mille
Company had a elm audience here.
THURSDAY evening last the Shef•
field lodge Sons of England met at
the Waverly House, (Pike's), after
lodge business, and regaled them-
selves with the good things which
had been provided for them on a
well laden table. And, after ample
justice had been done and all ac-
quitted themselves in a. manner
that demonstrated the invincibility
of the Saxon even where a well
prepared repast was the only en-
emy in sight, toasts and songs and
speeches supplemented the genor
ous provision made by mine host.
There wore about sixty present.
British song and sentiment reigned
supremo among them. Seventeen
of the Brethren of Londeaboro were
present by invitation.
erry nmas
MAS PRESENTS!
Have you secured them? We bave Pat opened '• 00 a raft of nice, nobby
goods suitable for XtfAS GIFTS for everybody, comprising in part
125 Dozen. Handkerchief's
in Whitt+ and Colored Silk, Japanese Silk Etnb'd, Initiate, Duplex, Fancy
and Scollop Borders—at 2o., 3o. and So.
10 Doz. Fancy Bordered Towels.- 0 Doz, Wool Squares
in Black, White, and Colors.
50 Dozen Black and Colored Kid Gloves at Sale Prices.
50 Fancy Tidies—very cheap.
Received to -day another lot of BLANKETS --$1.60, $1.75 and $2.75 a pair.
UND3RWEAR, LIOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, RIBBONS, LACES, etc.,
in endless va-.;.ty. OUR MILLINERY STOCK is still full and complete—
.15 per cent discount for cash.
az CO_
(W. A. RUTHERFORD, Liquidator.)
TWELFTH JULY, 1892.—The town
of Goderich, we under'atand,oratleast
the local Orangemen there are mov-
ing to have a monster celebration
there on July 12, 1892. They pur•
pose making it the greatest celebra-
tion ever held in Ontario. From
experience we know it will require
a united effort, a great deal of time
and considerable money to carry it
out successfully. The business
men of Goderich must subscribe lib
erally, the town should do some-
thing, the citizens generally must
become interested. A celebration
of that kind means a good thing for
the town—a big advertisement and
an immense day's business. Prob
ably no better example could be
given than the 12th July, 1890, in
Clinton. Our citizens, business
mon, council, everybody, took hold
and the result was one of the great-
est celebrations ever held in Ontario.
The Orangemen of Goderich should
reiababy subscription -:several. hurl=
dreel dollars to carry out a good
programme, and then it will require
a good pull, a strong pull, a long
pull all together.
GONG AT CALF PRICE
0
75 Kinds of Purses
12 Kinds of Card Cases
15 Kinds Shopping Bags
10 Kinds Pocket Knives
'20 Kinds of Brooches
Phot ;graph Frames, Photograph Easels,
Dinner Gongs, A.utograpAlbums, Ink
Stands, Cr7mb Trays and Br rhes, Perfume
Cases,
and other things too numerous to mention—all marked
in plain figures and all going at half the regular prices.
We want these cleared out to mak6 room for Japanese
Goods expected soon.
Robins
ros.,
Book Store and News Depot, Clinton.
REV. MR. GALLOWAY was at Dun-
gannon and Mitchell last week.
Miss FORREST, of Stratford, is
the guest of her relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Somerville,
MRs. R. JOHNSTON (nee Miss
Cooper), is visiting friends and
relatives in Clinton.
MR. D. CANTELON, of apple fame,
left last Saturday for Manitoba, to
be gone two weeks.
SOUTH HURON County Orange
Lodge meets in the Clinton Orange
hall this morning at 10.30.
REV. Ma. OsnoRNE, formerly
pastor of the -Baptist church bare,
has taken charge of the Gerrie
Baptist church.
L. 0. L. 710 will meet in annual
session next Mouday evening, when
the election of officers for the
current year will take place.
MR. Lou. STEVENS, who has been
working in Woodstock for some
time, has returned to town and
taken a situation with Jackson
Bros.
MR. CIIAS• COOPER has accepted
the position of first assistant in the
action department of the Goderich
Organ Factory and left for there on
Monday.
SHERIFF KNIGHT, of Norwood,
Antrim county, Mich., and wife,
who have been visiting friends .in
Goderich and Clinton returned
home by early train Monday morn-
ing.
Ma. A. MGCULLY proprietor of
the Grafton, Dak., Advocate was in
town last Wednesday. He was
once a resident here and came over
at this time owing to the death of
his father in Stanley.
THE Soo, Michigan, Democrat
says that Capt. Hoyt, U. S. A., has
received word that Ed. Logan has
bean awarded a $7,000 contract for
plumbing the barracks and officers
quarters stNew Fort Brady.compet-
ing against the boat firms. And adds,
"Ed. is a hustler and every one will
be pleased to hear he has secured such
a rrrane mtrltenst'ls trratti '`-Erd" 4-
a brother of errs. Jos. Rattonhury,
town, is quite a young man, and
will be remembered by many when
on visits here.
MRs. WALL, nee Miss Hearn is
at to give a high-class enter-
tainment in the Clinton town hall.
Particulars will be given later on.
MEMBERS of municipal councils
may be public school trustees, but
are not eligible as high school or
collegiate institute trustees.
THE DOHERTY ORGAN CO. have
been impeded somewhat the het
few days in filling contracts, on
account of lack of water to run
machinery, but at time of writing it
is supposed the workmen will be
vigorously engaged in endeavoring
to supply the demand for thio
favorite instrument.
TUCKERSMITH. — There was a
social Monday evening at Turner's
appointment in connection with
the S. S. Rev. Jos. Galloway of
Clinton, Mr. Grey and other speak-
ers were present, whose remarks,
coupled with music, recitations etc.,
enhanced the pleasure of the --occas-
ion to almost the acme of enjoy-
ment.
IN AND•ABOUTTHE COUNTY
—Mr. Frank Hutchison, of Kin•
cardine, has fallen heir to $15,000
by the death of a rich uncle in
Buffalo.
—Cows were sold as high as $77
each at a recent sale of A. & D.
McPherson near Glenmorris. A
3syear-old colt was sold for $220.
—When driving to Walkerton
the day with a load of, hay, Jacob
Seegmiller lost one of his horses.
The animal dropped dead on the
road.
—Trial of the petition' against
Mr. Featherston, Grit M. P. for
Peel, commenced at Brampton last
week. The witness generally ap-
peared an ignorant lot.
—Mr. McCarter shipped from
Walkerton on Saturday last, one
hundred and ten spring calves, and
five horses, to Mooaejaw, N. W. T.
The shippment filled three cars.
—With ripe raspberries being
gathered at the roadsides near
- Wiarton iirl"' v �s�it fi�fidt ries iii:
blossom on the 15th Nov,, people
aro beginning to wonder really
what is coming over the Bruce
peninsula.
Good keen buyers who rook
at VALUE instead of Price
should inspect Our Great
Stock. See
Our Storm Coat at $12.
See Our
Great Tweed Coat at $16:
These two lines of Overcoats
stand as the
SCSI !tau lll tlie COI*_
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IN FURS
we show the finest goods in
the county. Watch out for
our list of
Christmas Novelties.
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Jackson °-. Bros:
Hatters and Furriers.
Mold on a Mina
Before purchasing your PRESENTS.
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with Nice, New, Beautiful and Useful Goods
suitable for
Clir!sl�as & Ne Year Preseufis
SUCH AS
Setts Carvers in Cases
Setts Scissors in Cases
Table Cutlery
Pocket Cutlery
Silver' Tea Spoons
Silver Desert Spoons
Silver Table Spoons
Beautiful Tea Trays
Acme Skates
Hanging and Hall Lamps
White Granite Steel Ware
Gold Medal Carpet Sweepers
—the King of Sweepers, and nothing more suitable for
a nice Present, Call. and see our Stock. -We have made
a BIG REDUCTION on the price of STOVES_
USE ROCK OIL. littg
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,land gyros:
Iron and Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Clinton, Ont-