Clinton New Era, 1893-03-31, Page 8SHOPS
OcherShop
SMiVrS. BLOCK,
opponI'I,'.lA Tug ?OST OFFI M. OGIi`iTON
The undersigned having opened out' in the
>drnt 1 plonk, doairea to state that he will keep on
lived the very ejioieest ideate, Raving no ex.
pose gutaide oe hiipself, lie is in a poeitien to sell
;eater, >3tt tla4 Very ,ologeet prioe.
xileheetniakkettpitjeete Idepoet patle. pay tate
g
S,,li'l31 HOGS always, wanted for export, Give
WM a Pall, e
It08T, FITZSIMQNS
HUQH ST, BUTCHER' SHOP
eatesire mestieordiaUy to thank all those who.
have :•tavisaed us with their patronage eine° we
commenced in busines-, and to assure them and
theipubii0 generally that wo are in better shape
than eyerto oatcer to their wants, having added
an imp.'ovet reirigeeetor and other eouveaieueee
to one shop,"'
W"ItIEATLEY & FINCH
Clinton: MEAT Market
BUSINESS : CHANGE.
intimate th
at he
to
or 1 nee desires
Thevnd e
hue bought outthe interest of Mr pouch, in the
butgllering business lately carried on tinder ttie
.yle of FORD & CIOUGH. He will continue the
arae e;t the old stand, and trusts by giving the
iylplosest and most careful attentiou to. the bvei-
peBa e,traightforward and courteous treatment
Kr a1l,,and handling only °bolo° meat, to mert
tad receive a lair share of public patronage. An
lbedera earetully and promptly filled
•
1 AMES A. FORD .
efltral Butcher Shop
t q R nieseriberdesirestothank the ppublic general-
irs b�6 f•ie se the
ePtimento say e that°hems now on n a bet
ypseinen then ever to supply the wants of e. 1.
a he, gives pexsoual attention to all the details
( of the businees customers can rely on their
1 ' orders being promptly and satisfactorily filled.
Hie motto Is good meat at reasonable prroea.
Eta•ice. Sausage, Poultry, &c.,
_ in season.
dash paid for Hides, Skins, &o.
JOHN SCRUTON,
Albert St., Clinton,
her and reed Stores
Feed & Seed Store
nn"dersigeeeel having purchased the bud -
nese, of.Messrs Walker & Hanley, desires to inti-
miitfi,that 'he will keep on hand the very beat
• FLOUR and FEED
hiplines, also the choicest -variety of
•
Timothy & Small Seeds,
Will be sold at close margins for casb.
leo' kept on hand. He will also keep a
variety of all kinds of TEAS, which con-
retirswill- flnd,tobe_excepent value.._
J: W. HILL,
HURON ' ST., CLINTON.
FLOOR & F�� STARE
fed: tbi
"Val
e in all lines.
A BRETT*. YP1]DPING4
1
E • Ti517 X MAW
-robe fiQ e.g ii4pp1 " rt-ioVfil'i lohi. r r .•,.. wr 1 ii 1 1444 Pg
i e. T lv r. li y A >f h oxbear o k'PPe ore trill e>ti . Ill.. RR 1y11 ft JT. iN�. T1 !hp!�ryT 'A1 7�111n11itY1
d end t, A. A�esilflt n l<!ip iio fl t n lPfi .111. iRq A- ,tie 141�g- r,lt 1>• � with mtloh vigor. Tuesday thirty eAloocl �tti*. 1,7L4JA� L11N1JI11�1
art Poriy In e� on .) l�h k
.. The temperance.peciple of^ Fort Sootiji.r-
„ , . Spnaeq, are ljghtung the: lienor seller
ip (31ttTt Wgfeu Veneer Pireetiam , a espeare.. keepers were arrested by or er of Govern, • , •
l~
l
1'Ort P.,
:1 t B D Garry, of this Woe were theycalled, and altheu h
p
Mr ,. Duff
Grant, of.Londoii, . i e ' n e ormtiva a wadelle Into a 'dry t ......'urs Li me t'ie,naed. b ; 7i., sioiaa • nor Llewelliti and lane hebin tie t 467 va1b0 6t., Opeolallet on the
e,tid, and xi Fil3ith Donaldaou Brown of L! n Man d i !� 'Mi A d na n p Y g p d d ra
erre d • u neer aP the late •I•' •atpre and tried to, et up a .row wi It the; The truth i tea 'lx th t h (prison Intra) and the town ie g eatlY (Ma -
0 ,, &g
g 130 _ ril ae plan has
oprietRte Be ad taken some Fatness' s t ii •h s lifla ' ed.
rope, as were ca e , . Aokner,
they were warranted to reduce his weig, tt
established end reliable store
when you want
FAMILY FLOUR MEALS
IN$, OR CURED AlEATS.
ality A-1 and prices as lowlas any in town, We
Velelbs.:of choicerolled Oa,meal for a buphel
eats.Call and see us. Goode delivered to all
I, parts of the town.
Tbere ie much ,excitement in the cent,
o eV, .r, ar. y,
Mart&ed'ou Wednesdayafternoon' in the enard'sLinamentisuae forhorsse&cattle Mutiny of Marshall's Ohepel, 'Genn, ore,
Roy fifty per 'cont. within a very ahort period : AZ the death of Robt. Bell.' He apparently
(.Iluroh of the Ascension bere by the he had grown stouter and stouter. The seoret of life ia, not to 40 What One died after aehort. illnebs of typhoid fever,
The, �
S F1 t h b tit f til Ansi T
Xs' e o eri ipoAtn e o e t� Jh et paid
l a nioklee to bgve myeelfi likes, bat to try to like what One has to do. His body was prepared for burial and pre.
lid i b Mr. bI. A. „ d
}. a was g vett away Y
o and h a fCr brideames'de wailed, , e began, ae —
NOW; Anderson, of Toronto,.>Ylies Milloc, of drug man oundeseendingly. "The very beat
Port Perry,, and Miss Holmes, of 'Barrie, maoldnea only coat`a,penny these days."
the two' latter being immune of the bride. The fat man glared viciously. "That's
The groom was supported by C. J. Agar, neither here nor there," he retorted.
of Toronto, Master Fred Patetson and J. "It isn't a qucatiou of how much I paid.
Billings aoted as uahera. The church was The question fur debate it why you sold
pre.tily decorated and the service was me drops to reduce my weight that don't
choral, Miss Yarnold being organist. The reduce it."
bride brown oreclotand velvet drebodss ofwihandeonie faoinge "I suppose you haven't followed the
of coral pink silk shot with gold, wrap of directionssson the bottle,"put in the ecus -
—MissMulooh. Aerations ma a -for the funeral. In th@
erson, of T°ront , a hat was a swindle interrupted the"•what'sinaname?" W°ll,thatdepends, midst of the services a note° was heard in
btown ve vet Heed wale similar sills, and a
pio.ured hat of fawn chip trimmed with
coral pint, shot velaet and fawn tipe. The
first bridesmaid, Miss Anderson, WeeedMes-
ed in emerald green velveteen shot with
pink trimmings of lighter green brocade,
and wore a large green hat with pink flow•
ere. Miss Holmes was attired in a light
fawn dress, 1/e1vsteep; vest and facings of
pink silk shot with fawn; large hat of fawn;
ohipwith trimmings of fawu ribbings and
shaded pink foaes. plies Miller's dress was
of olive green and orimeon shot Bilk. Her
hat was fawn, chip trimmed with shot fawn
ribbon and roses. The dress worn by the
bride's mother was of blank lace and helio-
trope with bonnet of heliotrope and jet. Mrs
Holmes, of Barrie, aunt of the bride, wore
a dress of grey cloth and a bonnet of black
velvet and jet and grey arigrette. Mrs
Anderson's costume was of olive green Bilk
and brocade with bonnet of gold paesemen-
terie and green feathers and velvet. Miss
Hyndman's attire was a dress of green reps
shot with gold, bodice with facings of
green shot silk and nile green straw trim-
med with violet. The bridegroom's present
to the bride was a pearl and diamond pin
and to the bridesmaids he gave pearl pine.
The bride and attendants carried bong nets
of roses and carnations. After the wedding
a reception was held at "Elm Lodge," the
residence of Mrs Carry, the bride's aunt,
the guests being the members of the bridal
party: Mrs W. N. Anderson and Mr David
Anderson, of Toronto; Mrs Holmes and Misa
Morgan, of Berrie; Miss Hyndman, of Exe-
ter; Rev. J. Fletcher and Mrs Fletcher and
Mrs N. F. Paterson, Mrs J. B. Laing and
Mrs J. W. hle}iarry, Mr. C. Dawes, of
Port Perry, IJ r and Mrs Grant left on the
5,40 train for Toronto, Niagara Falls and
New York, wheoce they sail on the Majestic
on the 22nd for their home in London.
The following is the list of presents: groom,
diamond and pearl pin; Mrs E. H. Brown,
cutlery, cheque, etc.; Mrs Carry, silver five
o'clock tea spoone; Mre Holmes, tea gown;
Mies Morgan, slipper holder; Mise Miller.
silver salt spoons; Mise Holmes, embroidered
sachet; Morgan Carry, paper weight; Mrs
Whithead, Minn., silver sugar spoon; Mies
Brown, hankerchief; W. N. Anderson, To-
ronto, doulton fruit dish; Mrs Anderson,
china jar queen's ware; Mise Anderson,
fan; W. D. Anderson, silver oheese.'scoop;
Dr. N. Anderson,sayer bon -bon 8lloon; Mrs
Davidson, silver card receiver. From
governesses and putel .if Bial op Strachan's
school, Toronto: music piipile, silver sugar
bowl and tongues; three pupils, Japanese
ctm: Wad Grier, photo; Miss Martine, ad -
"Directions en thebottle be blowed. I
simply took the draught three times a day,
asou said."
It was a superior smile that the agent for
Fatness Drape emitted. "Why, of course
you get letter," the said. "There are cer-
tain rules to be observed, mad unless you
observe them the medicine won't work at
WILAT TUE RULES AIiE.
Then he took up a pamphlet telling all
about Fatness Drove.
"Now, here, in the first place," he re-
marked, "it says that all who want to bo
benefited by the drops must run ten miles
at least before breakfast every morning.
.
Have you done that, sir !"
"I have not," the fat man confessed, be-
ginning to look contused.
"Now, here on page 9," the agent ,pro-
ceeded, "it says that the patient who takes
the medicine must not eat more than a
small slice of toast for the first meal of the
day, nor drink anything but one cup of weak
tea. 1 suppose you observed that rule didn't
you ? It is highly important,"
"I did not," quoth the tat man, who was
feeling very uncomfortable under the cross-
examination.
"Then after breakfast," went on the agent,
"it says you must exercise with Indian
olubs for at least an hour. Did you do
that ?"
"No."
TIIE EXACTING FAT DAN.
"Goodness ! and you expect to get lean ?
I suppose you went and ate something in
the middle of the day?"
"Only a light lunch," said the fat man,
deprecatingly
"But the Ilirections forbid it, my dear
sir, if you wish to get the real benefit of
Fatness Drops. You climbed up a greased
pole for an hour after dinner didn't you, as
required by rule 58 !"
"1 did not."
="And you really expect oo get lean ? You
are the most unreasoneale fat man I ever
mot."
"Seems to me.`• observed the patient,
"that if I did a;: those things I should lose
weight without the Fatness Drops."
"Tut, tut i That's only your ignorance.
Buy another bottle, follow all the rules in
the handbook and come round in a week and
get weighed. If you are any lighter I want
you to write a testimonial to put in a cir-
cular that I'm going to send round to the
leading fat men's clubs of the' United
States."
The fat man did as he was told, and,
6Sok; 1lIii ereAeras and-Darrol,.vieit:- h k F D h is raduall
inlh7shmg ill$ gRth-r. °W BC0.
day night to her former coachman. tae
is three times his age. At midnight a
carriage drove up to the residence of the
Rev. Fred Harvey, and after repeated rings
of the bell anmmoned him from bed. He
was confronted by a woman in white satin
and gorgeously -ornamented with jewelry,
and a man in evening dress. In less than
ut� = a quarter of an hour they were married and
For instance, the name of ',Ayers" is sof-
fhceut guarantee that Ayers Sarsaparilla is
a genuine, soientlact blood-puritiec, Aad not
a sham, like so mach that goes,.by the
name of "sarsaparilla." Ayer'sSarsaparifi
is the etaudard.
•
When a man has not a good reason f
doing a thing, he has a good reason for•
letting it alone. -Walter Scott.
Itch, Mange and Soratchee.of every kind
on human or animals, cured in 30 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Thai never
faits. Sold by Watt's & Co. Druggist.
He who does hie beet, however little, is
alwave to be distingniahed from the man
who does nothing.-Auon.
Minardei Liniment ?l mbermen's friend
Look Lot mournfully into the past. It
comes not back again. Wisely improve the
preseut; it le thine. -Longfellow.
Minard's Liniment is the Best
I never oould.think well of a man's intel-
lect and moral character, if it was habitu-
ally unfaithful to his appointments. -Em.
mons.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles,
Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Conghe,
eto. Save $50 by use of one bottle. War-
ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by Watt's & Co. Drug-
gist.
There is no greater fool than he who says
"There is no God," unless he be the one who
says he does not know whether there is one
or not.-Bismarok.
RHEUATtT18M CUBED IN A DAt.-South
American Rheumatic Cure for Rheomas
tlsm and Neuralgia radically nares in 1 to
3 days. Its aotion upon the system is re-
markable and mysterioua. It removes at
once the cause and the disease immediate•
y d;tappears. The first dose greatly been -
fit 75 cents. Warranted by Wates &
Co. Druggist.
Every vice and folly has a train of seoret
and necessary punishment. If we are lazy,
wo must expect to be poor; if intemperate,
to be diseased; if luxurious, to die prema•
tarely.-Varle.
^'ben Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
'-, :�: n she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
7Vban -,he became Mise, she clung to Castoria.
z:: the had Children, she gave them Castorla
Mrs Frances Hiller, of Boston -Maes., said
to be worth $75,000,000, and who achieved
notoriety a few yeare ago by having put in
t an s to atnesa rolls, ° gradually her house a costly burial casket in prepare-
see York - lds • tion fur.her da ath,_aSmarriec liner Thnra-
- ,ng book het; Miss Marling, pale blue pin h h
110 was No sardine.
)OK, CLINTON.
BANKS
Molsons Bank.
iaborpc rated by Act of Parliament, 1861'.
dAflTAL, $2,000,000.
-REST - FUND, - $1,000,000
OFFICE, MONTREAL.
MOLSON..,.... ,..,.Pres.
DriiVEIi8TAN THOMAS, General Manager
. fae6unted, Collections made, Draft
s;WO, Sterling and American ex-
Otttige" bought and sold at lowest
- current rates.
.Interest allowed on deposits.
FARMERi -
Syailvanced to farmers on their own note wi
tr mere endorsors. No mortgage resat d
• H. C.BREWER, Manager
Adrt
D. McTAGGART,
BANKER,
E -RT ST-, - CLINTON.
oiierak Banking
ti ansaeted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Dri;fta issued. Interest allowed on
deposits.
Business
TJSDALL
ERS,
a l 1 ON. ONT
noes made to farmers on their own
ikoiAq vy of in'reat.
;,g6neral tlAtsiikleing trates nsinoastetraneaoten
Into -A et°allowed on deposits. ' .
[le ,Notes bought
4.'I'i il'I$pALt, Manage
61114 ' Heti deeleqo to thank the pee to
°ton for tte>~g' gguiletoilstiatroiiage that
con bestowed on the West leedlivery. At
cushion; Miss Briston, handkerchief sachet;
Miss Jellett, veil case; Miss Clark, pin tray.
Rev. J. Fletcher, prayer book; Mrs J.
Fletcher, handkerchief in case; Mrs Ferran,
gold brooch set with pearls; Miss Archibald.
opera glasses; Miss Ferran, chatelaine, and
gold thimble; Miss Moore, silver sonvenir
spoon, Mrs W. Tate, Toilet set; Mies Dew -
art, music holder; Mrs Dr. Woods, scent
bottle in case; Mrs Hudson, Manicure set;
Mr Keefer, cheque; Mrs Keefer and child-
ren, bock and ribbons; Miss Union, wall
pocket; Mr Agar, handkerchief box and
perfume; Eva Salt, miniature moccasions;
Mr and Mrs Paterson, silver flower pots;
Eva, Fred and Nonnie Paterson, travelling
clock; Mrs Kay and Lizzie, silver fruit spoon;
Mrs Blong, silver muffineers; Mre Phillips,
embroidery; Mise Hyndman, Exeter, old
china oup; C. E. Hyndman, cosy and tray
cloth; Mrs MoKeggin Barrie, silver .fruit
knife in case; Mr and Mrs Roberts, silver
salt cellar and spoon; Dr. and Mrs Norton
Shilnourne, work of art; Gertrnde and
Hazel Laing, silver card receiver; Mrs
Meharry, toilet set; •Mrs Dawes, crochet
lace; Frank and Lillie Dawes, silver napkin
ring; Miss C. Rolph, china cup; Mrs Buntin,
rug; Miss Kills, embroidered handker-
chief; Miss A. Kills, dinner mats; Ella and
Lucy Waite, silk table cover; Miss May
Temple, Toronto, photo in frame; • Mrs
Curts,wool rug; Mise Davidson, Peterboro,
whisk holder; Mrs Creigton, N. Y. silver
sugar spoon; Willis Creigton, silver souve-
nir spoon; Miss Robins, silver 2a1t end pep-
per cruet.
e ttl a We 5 11 itttirtlatd that the
,�` He'obndtto he future, y,11 er
lilt fietblivie8c . WOhavo:'. d
table,uetsa'.the Cotnlner6fai fit
Mr. � tilde and i
tilled b t thrill.
,ttieriluO6diltobt A Cllee0P.* »..r &VI u&SOI�
C. C. Mutates & Co.
GENTB.—I have used your MINARD'B
LINIMENT in my family for some years
and believe it the best medicine in the
market as it does all it it recommended to do
Cerulean Forks, N. B., D. KIERBTEAD.
John Mader, Mahone Bay, informs ns
that he was cured of a very severe attack
of rheumatism by useing MINARD'S
LIN MENT.
I'ew indeed are the country stores in
wbirh the controversies are not marked by
more sense and more dignity -than charac-
terizes the alleged debates in our own Can-
adian Senate.—Toronto Telegram.
Easy to take—Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. Smallest, easiest, cheapest, best.
They're tiny, sugar-coated, anti-billious
granules, a compound of refined and con-
centrated vegetable extraots. Without
disturbhnco or trouble, Constipation, In-
digestion, Billions Attacks, Sick and Billi-
ons Headaches, and all derangements of the
li er, stomach and bowels, are prevented,
v d and cured. Permanently cored,
{^, ,r .y their mild and natural action,
�.: title Pellets lead the system into
tie, itai `ways again. Their influence lasts.
Every thing catarrhal in itsnatural, cat-
arrh itself, and all the tronblee that
oome from oatarrh, are perfectly and
permanently cured by Dr. Saga's Catarrh
Remedy. No matter how bad your Case or
of how long standing, you can be onred.
LEAGUE THOUGHTS.
Many of our methods are rendered
useless by the rubbish which has col-
lected around them.
Trust with the head -test with the
hands.
The closer we Walk with God the
b r1giiter shall be the light reflected.
Children Cry for
"Upon my word, Isaacson, you ought to
have your portrait painted—you'd look
splendid in oils." "Look thplendid in
oilth? He, he, he! Getout, d'yer think
I'm a thardine ?"
Billy's Forfeiture. of Confidence,
Mr. McSwat came home tired, hungry,
and impatient, and found that his supper
wasn't ready or likely to be ready for an
hour or more.
If there is one point on which Mr. Mc -
Swat is inflexible and uncompromising it is
meals.
• "Now, you know web enough, Lobelia,"
he said, throwing his overcoat on the lounge
and walking up and down the room, "that I
don't like to be kept waiting for my' supper
in this way, When a man has been work-
ing hard all day---"
"Bhlliger," exclaimed Mrs. McSwat, in a
broken voice, "don't reproach me. I have
had something else to think of, and I didn't
speak to Sally about supper till a few min-
utes ago. I have had Buell a shock'—you
don't know 1"
"What is the matter ? Any bad news
from the relatives ?"
"No, no 1"
"Had a quarrel with the neighbors ?"
"No. It's---"
"Aunt Jerusha coming ?"
"I'll tell you if you'll give me a chance.
Billiger," said Mrs. McSwat, wiping her
eyes, "It's Billy 1" -
"Billy who ?"
"Billy the canary."
"Oh, it's the canary, is it T If he's got
away, Lobelia, I think I can stand it.
That bird, madam, has cost me in cages
and feed and medicine since you first
got him three years ago, about $16,
and—
Vr"Ho hasn't, g, -got . away, B-Billigor 1"
Fobbed Mrs. McSwat. "It's—it's nob
that 1"
"Is he dead 7"
"N -not No 1"
"What then ?t"
"Billy has—has—has laid an egg 1"
Willing to Try It.
Rivers—If you are suffering from then.
matiam, Banks, why don't you try carrying
e, cedar knot in your pocket ? They say 11
has been known to euro it.
Banks—That's too utterly preposterous
and idiotic for any sensible man to believe.
Rivers—I don't know anything about it
myself, but a friend of mine says he has
heard it sometimes . recommended. While
carrying the knot in the pocket the person
with the rheumatism must at the same
sine drink a gill of apple brandy twice a
day.
Battles—Rivers, I'll try' It 1 There may be
something in it, A cedar knot, did you
ray?
a coach drove away, but the woman was
still Mrs Hiller. She had caused the
bridegroom to have his name changed, as
she wished to retain her own,
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The finest, completest and latest line of Elec-
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will back our belief and send you any Electrical
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on earth. Send for book and journal Free.
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the coffin, Quickly bursting the lid Mr.
Bell eat up, was removed to ?ala beano, and
in or home was feeliots muole hetue'.
He c alined to have been in Heaven and
lien many friends.. His wonderful stories
dt w many people to the house. Last night
he beoame sick and suddenly cried out
" They are coming after mel" and fell baok
dead. His physioien claimed that he was
in a trance, and awkening in hie coffin hie
mind was wrecked.
•
Cures Oonirmnpti.7a, Comers. Croup, Sorts
Throat. iloli all I)msa*vt, on* Guarantee.
For a Lame Siia.,°Bask ar•Chest Ifbilob'a Potoaa
' Pierian will giva=r.at wtiifactioor—a3 GI lit,
SHILOH'S VITALIZER.
Mrt. T. B. Hawkfns, Clisttanoow,T_enn. esyti -
"6ARob'tYlWiba" 4VPJD MY LIQ. i
consider it thtbert resiodiyfo�trsa, debauated Stam
troubleI ever d itextollrDFries 75ottlitverosKidner
LOH' CATARRH
REMEDY
ave you Catarrh? Try tbis Remedy. It will
positively relieve and Cure you. Price 5o cte,
This Injector for its successful treatment is
furnished free. Remember, Shilok'aRomediea
are sold on a guarantee to give satisfaction.
McLeod's
System RENOVATOR
AND OTHER
Tested Remedies.
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Irpure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpa-
tation of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
Neuralgia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis,
Consumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kid-
ney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Danoe,
Female Irregularities and Genera) Debility.
LABORATORY, 00DERiCH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer
Sold by J. H. Combe, Clinton
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The 1i'iret FRIDAY in Eaoh Month,
First Visit MARCH 3rd next, Hours 10
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A FULL LINE OE'
GOODS KEPI i11 STOCK
ThebestEmbalming Fluidused
Splendid Hearse.
ALBERT ST.,CLINTON
Residence over store.
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL
4
1 .:
The now model o ooktord Watch, when L
placed in a screw bine) ease, will all a lon felt �i 1�lLLLEII NUIISRY
want among farmers, as it is not doe proof
only, but very strong. The plate which the
wheels work between, not being separated by FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
NORWAY SPRUCE, SCOTCH
pillars as in the ordinary
WATCH
AND ASTRACHAN PINE.
- -But-by-t'he bettor platebeing-turned-ent-ofese ----AffE LATTER OP WHEU W8 piAHB A SPE OIALTr
solid piece of metal, with the edger left o1 the – W
top plate to rest on; it also being pendant or lever ' LARGE STOCK. ON HAND,
set with sunk balance to prevent breaking, mak-
Weak in two provinces.
rovinces.
Of course, the Government knows its own
bnisness best, and with a great majority at
their back in Ottawa the Conservative
leaders are not to be blamed for thinking
that their Parliamentary following is but a
reflection of their popular strength. It is
just possible for the Government to over-
look the serious changes in the political sit-
uation since they last appealed to the :aeon -
try. They were strong in Ontario with the
strength which followed the °emending fig-
ure of Sir John A. MacDonald. In Quebeo
they were led by the leonine Chapleau, who,
with all hie faults, was a power among hie
own people. The Government is still strong
in the Maritime Provinces. Nova Scotia
ought to follow Sir John Thompson and
Hon. C. H. Tupper, while in the Hon. G. E.
Foster New Brunswiok has a really great
Canadian. Surely the Government dews
not expect Ontario to regard Jonn Hoggart
as a great man. He is more incapable of
filling the place of First Minister in this
Province than Col. Ouimet is of succeed-
ing to the leadership left vacant by Chap-
leatu's retirement to Spencerwood. A Gov-
ernment that is lead in Ontario by John
Haggart, and,in Quebec by J. A. Oniment,
is handicapped by the weakness of its lead-
ing Ministers in the two great provinces of
confederation.
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Atthe =9 ,
Batik.
This is to notify
you that your ac-
count at the bank
of health is over-
drawn; at this rate you will soon be
bankrupt, unless you take
OOTT'S
Si IOf Pure Nol•weglnn Cod Liver 011
and Hypophospllttes to
build you up.
It will STOP A COTi01r, CUI d
' COLD, aria creak 002Verel P 'YOYtt anct
--all forms of TVASTZNG DIS1C.sl5ririS'.A 1 -
most as palatable aa Milk, Prepared by
.Scott & Bowno, Bollovlllo. Por salo by
fill druggfats,.
ing in all a goo rong watch
For a Farmer
JOS. BIDDLECOME
House Palating Aad Paper Haeginff
Tne undersigned is prepared to promptly exe-
cute all orders for PAINTING, KALSOMINING
PAPER -HANGING, &c. Ho is a practical man of
long experience, ;end guarantees to do an work
in a manner that shall be satisfactory, while
prices will be exceedingly !moderate. Orders re-
spectfully solicited.
GEO. POTTS, Kirk St., Clinton
DO YOU WANT
A First-class Stop or Long Ladder ?
A Handy Wheelbarrow ?
A Splendid Churn, or anything of 11
nature? Then call one w. SMITHSON, a
shop, No.7 Frederick St„ or E. Dinsley
Will be at Dinsley's corner every Saturday
afternoon
ROBERT -:- DOWNS.
CLINTON',
Manufacturer and Proprietor for the boat goo
Mitt Dog In use. Agent for the sale and appli-
cation of the rirPisinta PATENT AUTOMATIC BOMBE
CLEANER. STEAM FITTINGS furnished and app
ed on short notice,
Rollers, Engines, and all kinds of
Machinery repaired expeditiously
and in asatisfactory .manner
Farm implements manufactured and repaired
Steam and water pumps furnished and put in
positipn. Dry Kilus fitted up on application
Chargoe moderato.
a KAINTO N
Planing • Mill
—AND—
DRY KILN!
/i�HE d U SBORIB1i1 HAVING J U SI COF! PLET
.L ED and furnished his now Planing 11111 wttb
machinery of the latest improved patterns is now
proparod to attend to all orders In his lino in th
most propipt and satisfactory manlier rid at re'
sonnblo rates. He would also return thanks to al
who patronized the old mill before they wore burn
gd out and now being in a bettor position to cite
uto ordereoxpedlttously and feels confident ho Ann
ve satisfaction to ell.
FACTORY -Near the Grand •Trun2
Railway, Clinton. THOMAS MaKENZI
'so10
Parties on r6oeivith their photos from my gallery
are beard to exolalm, "How niee? I am well
ploasodt They aro just levelyl What a lino
finish," etc. As I. have a first class gallery, with
20o eq.1t. of glass, good professional meehlnery,
modern impprovements and turniture,. nod seen-
eryin great variety, I dap make good photos on
dark or bright days; inatantanooua process tot
children also. As I have studied the art tier-
°ughly, and taken professional instruction from
some of the best sourdos in Canada, and neo the
very best and most durablehotographic mate.
rias I can pnlebdae, I feel mile to furhigh work
at a moderate price
C. HOAR. CLINTON
The aboye ornamental trees anti shrubbery will be
sold at very low prices and those wanting .any
thing in this connection will save money by
purchasing here.
Orders by Mail will be promptly attended
to. Address,
°SYNN STEWART. — Benmlller.
Incorporated 1887, with Cash Capital of $50,000
E 0Wc
ELECTthC BO
AND APPLIANCE CO.
49 KING ST. W., TORONTO, ONT,
G. C. PATTERSON, Mgr. for Canada.
Electricity, as applied by the
Owen Electric Belt,
is now recognized as the greatest boon offered
to suffering humanity. It is fast taking the
place of drugs In all nervous and rheumatic
troubles, and will effect cures in seemingly
hopeless eases where every other known means
hes failed, It is nature's remedy, and by its
steady, soothing !current that is readily felt,
POSITIVELY CURES
Rheumatism. Sexual Weakness,
Sciatica, Female Complaints
General Debility. Impotency,
Lumbago, Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Diseases, Liver Contpiaint,
Dyspepsia, Larne Bnok,
Variooeole, Urinary Diseases.
RHEUMATISM
It is a well known fact that medical Science
has utterly fallen 10 afford ralief in rhou:natio
cases. We venture the assortlon that although
Electricity has ouly been in urge as a remedial
agent for n tow years, it has cured morn cases
of Rheumatism tluhn all other means com-
bined. Some of our leading physicians, recog-
nizing ails fact, are avalllutr themselves of this
most potent of nature's forces.
TO RESTORE MANHOOD
Thousands of people suffer from a variety of
nervous diseases, such as Seminal weakness,
Impotency, Lost Manhood, Weak Baek, etc.,
that the old modes of treatment fall to cure
There is a loss of nerve forco or•power that
cannot be restored by medical treatment, and
any doctor who would try to adcompitsh this
by any kind of drugs is practising a clangorous
form of charlatanism. Properly treated
THESE DISEASES CAN BE CURED
Electricity, as applied by the ()Wen Electric
Bolt and Suspensory, will most assuredlyrrrdo
will supplycwhat is lacking, namelynnr'o
fordo or power, impart tone and vigor to the
organs nsArouse to healthy action the whole
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS
And the worthless, cheap, so•called Electric
Beate advertised by sortie concerns and peddled
through the country. They aro electric In
name only, worthless as a curative power, and
dear at any price.
Wo Challenge. the World to show an
Eleatic) dolt whore the current is under con-
trol of the patient as completely as this.
Ou1r Tirado Mark is tho portrait of Dr.
Owen embossed in gold upon every Bolt and
appliance manufactured by us.
Scud for Catalogue --Mailed (Sealed) Free,
-THE OWEN ELEOTPIO BELT 00.,
• 40 KInti St. W., Toronto. e
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