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bay just- a eeeivod anothOr lot of tbosa beautiful
Sppone,; with cil4 rolx stollen ou'tho bowl,also gold'
lined, wbio14 wA vitifBoll at $1,26 eaab, old Brice $1,50
Thei5etiSpoo12s :are Solid Sterling S11vnp, •
B. • 1 V M BA Li Lr
Jeweler and Bell Telephone Exchange.
Our summer trade has
the fact that our
while our goods
JUST A -
FEW LEFT
been excellent, and we attribute it to
prices are as low as they can be -made,
are the choicest that can be bought.
We have a few lines of Summer
Goods still;, they will be offered at
prices that mast sell them.
Our Fall Goods are arriving.
They have been.. bought direct
from the manufacturers, for
Cash.
FOR THE
FALL ` TRADE
Our customers therefore get all the benefit of goods
bought direct. Do you want Fall Goods? hb a are
sure that in our stock you will find just what you need
and at prices lows r than have ever been offered in
town before.
WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY
Batter and Eggs taken me Cash
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W1TAYLOR & SONS
RUPTUII":1
We have evidence of our great sncoess from patients in nearly
every town and city in the Dominion, from Nova Scotia to British
Columbia. Come in early and be fitted. Don't put off till the last
hour. Parents should bring their children early, as more time is
required.
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J. Y. EGAN, Hernia Specialist, of- Toronto,
WILL B_E_AT THE _ , . ..... .
Grand Union Hotel, CLINTON, TUESDAY. August 29111, 1893
And balance of week, with a full line of our appliances to suit men, women and child.
ren—all ages, all sixes, all forms, as inguinal, femoral, umbilical or navel.
We cure where other appliances have utterly failed to hold the
ruptured parts IH place. Age makes no difference—we can hold any case.
Examination and advice free. Measurements taken and special appliances made for
extreme oases where found necessary. Prices within reach of all. Should you over-
look this notioe or miss this visit; then write ns fully. Physicians are cordially invited
to call and inspect our instruments, they will see something new. AU orders promptly
attended to by addressing
J. Y. EGAN, Hernia Specialist 266 W. Queen St
TORONTO.
BETWEEN SEASONS
As we have made several purchases of FALL and WINTER GOODS,
we want to make room for them, so we are prepared to give splendid
BARGAINS in every line of SUMMER GOODS
Yet unsold. We have also a full stock of WIRE of different kinds and
MIXED PAINTS, WHITELEAD and OIL, BOOTS,
SHOES At SLIPPERS of excellent quality and Low price
Highest price for Produce. Your patronage respectfully solicited as it wilt
be matnally beneficial.
ADAMS' EMPORIUM, R. ADAMS.
.LONDESBORO
BEFORE you bay anything ask two questions:
Do I really want it ? Can I do without it ?
These questions may make you rich, but will
not prevent yon from buying your
SPICES "THE NUB GROCERY
Where you can get them pure, and the beet of
WHITE WINE VINEGAR
To have .good Piokles your spices and vinegar mast
be of good quality. Oars is the beat we can bay,
try them.
(*VIVO SW AJLALCOWT
Clinton
PALL PAIRS.
Huron Central—Clinton, Sept.
20-27.
South Huron—Exoter, Sept. 25.20.
Honeall—Hbnsall, Sept.7.8.
Industrial—Toronto Sept..4 to 16.
Conn ala Guelph, ept.t19.421. 23,
Northwestorn—Goderlch, Sept.20.22.
Turnborry-Win`aghails, Sept. 28.27.
Mitchel lSop t. 20-27.
North Perth—Stratford Sept. 28.29.
East Huron- -Brussels, bet. 5-6.
East Wawanosh—Bel g rave Sot 28-29.
P
29
' Ttte bremith•-S gg September -
1c oaforth Soptombo 28 29.
Wrortotor-Wroxeter, Oetebor
Dun annoh--bungabnon, Oct, 12-13.
B .yth—Blyth, Oct. 1142,
WANTED TO RENT.
Farm of 150 or 200 acres, in good locality, for a
term 085 or 10 years. Good tenant, Send full
particulars to W. COLLINSON, Londosboro.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A small bay mare three years old, with a short
tail,slittI
a white on one hind foot,ot would weigh
abort!)lbs., s. strayed or web at den 7
e on the 1 th
J,dy from lot 29, con 9, Efist awanosb, Any
person finding her will rgoe v
e 5
reward, or in.
formation loading to her reed ty will be duly.
r'et,arded by the owner, T SEW .1,00/4,.
HAiUT, Auburb P. 0,
THREE LEADERS AT THiS
We believe we are safe in saying that never in
histor of Clinton has -
y' such a rnagni�.cZent display �►e
made in these6 N ree distinct lines of goods as are
seen here. Our press Goods for fresh. fall trade n�.,,
hand comprise " hatis newest in the Austrian Ser;
all colors, weaves and patterns. "The Duchess" i,
other make only found with us in all the leading c
Amazons, Whipcords, Hop Sacking, Estan,ines, .�
nols, Shot erects. All these and many more are
to be seen, and though ladies are making their
tions every day, yet our stock is in. excellent
Our New Fall Mantles 1J-, lv s are g mss o
and m any are already laid by for ladies wishing to secure styli.e
meats while they can.
GIY..ROY dc WISEIVL&N:
CLINTON
All Sensible People
TRAVEL BY THE C P. R.
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ALL GOOD BUSINESS
MEN USE THE
C. P. R. TELEGRAPH.
CLINTON AGENCY AT
COOPER'S Book Store.
A Wheel
For pleasure. You want health, strength,
appetite, good nerves, and there's no
other form of amusement that gives
you se much pleasure as wheeling
fresh air, healthful exercise, exhilerat-
ing excitement. Those who wheel once
wheel always. Of course yon should
not be satisfied with anything but the
best—then ride a COMET. They cost
a little more than other wheels, but
the best ie the cheapest. Sold by
G.F. EMERSON, Clinton
J. T. Carson, Reeve of Simcoe, died in
that town on Saturday.
Near Piggott, Ark., six masked men beat
Alfred Allen, a farmer, until he was un-
conscious, and then stole nearly 01,000.
Piggott is expected to die.
While playingbaseball at Chicago, Sun -
day afternoon, eter Hyland was struck in
the back of the neck by a ball from the
hands of the pitcher, and almost instantly
killed.
In Ontario daring the past year 881
mortgages were foreclosed. It seeme hard
to realize that in this Provinoe mortgagers
are sold out at the rate of more than two
per day, but such is the actual state of
affairs.
The general elections • in France have
practioally wiped out monarchists of every
shade. The republic seems firmly en-
trenched in the affections of the people.
The next thing to bo done is for the French
people themselves to put down their own
Jingoes like those who are responsible for
the aggression on Siam.
W. W. Ogilvie, the miller -king of Cana-
da, estimates the yield of wheat in Mani-
toba and the North-west at about 2Q bush-
els per Sore or about 19,000,000 bushels. Ete
said to day that the quality of the crop
in the North-wee
t;
the bust ever grownt,
and that if the weather continued warm
for 10 days the erop.,rniglit be coned
ed
eafo. Half 'of the crop was Ottt last Sestur.
dad.
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
Thursday, Aug. 24,1893.
y►e1ltSail old_�...� s 0-59-a- 6'62
Wheat fall new
Wheat spring
Oats old
Oats new 32
Barley 40
Peas 55
Floor per bal 30
Butter 18
Eggs per doz 10
Potatoes, new1 50
Hay, New and Old
Hides, No. 1 trimmed
Hides, rough
Sheep Skins
Wool
057 a 060
055 a 060
034 a 036
030 a0
035 a0
050 a0
a4
017 a0
010 a0
50 a1
500 a 700
300a400
2 50 a"9 50
040 a 100
018 a 022
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET
There were about 300 head of butchers' cattle
100 calves and 250 sheep and lambs offered at
the East End Abattoir Monday. There was no
really prime cattle on the market Monday, and
the- best animals sold at about 4#e per lb, or a
trifle more than similar cattle brought en last
Thursday. Pretty good stock in general sold
rather better than on last week's markets, but
the half -fatted and leanish young cattle and
dry cows were very dull of sale, and prices
continued low or from 210 to 31c per lb. Calves
wore in good demand at from $2.50 to $3 each.
Mutton critters were rather scarce Monday,
and sold better than for some time past, good
lambs bringing from 25o to 50c more than they
did last week. Sheep sold at from $4 to $4.58
each, and lambs at from $2.25 to nearly $4 each.
Fat hogs sell at from a little over Glc to a little
over ti$c per 113.
THE BRITISH CATTLE MARAET
John Swan & Sons, Edinburgh, in their week-
ly report of Aug.11 say.—The supplies of home -
fed Irish fat cattle were about the same as last
week. Owing to the oxcessively.warm weather,
trade was quieter at considerably less money.
Fat cows also rather cheaper. There were
about 500 Canadian cattle sold at Yorkhill, and
while those . met a fairly good trade they dick
not realize the extreme prices of last week by
about 30s a head.
THE HAY TRADE.
J. J. Keeble, hay merchant, of London Eng.,
status hay shipments to Europe are abating,
owing to the favorable second crop abroad.
Hay freights from Montreal he considers some-
what excessive, and till they are reduced, or
until local prices drop, he does not think exports
will be very extensive. Liverpool quotations
are 90s per ton.
(LONDON MARKETS.
Eggs per doz., fresh 0 10 a
Butter, beet roll 0 27. a
Butter, Crooke..,...... 0 24 a
Apples, basket 0 25 a
Apples per bush 0 60 a
Peaches, early, 0 qts 0 60 a
Peaches, early, 12 qts 0 75 a
Pears per basket 0 40 a
Pears per bush... 1 10 a
Plums par basket,— ............. 0 80 a
Plums per bush 2 26 a
Tomatoes per nasket 25 to 86, bush 0 60 a
Potatoes per bag.. ; .. 0 95 a 0 95
M. Melons ..0 16 a 029
0 12
0 24
035
00 5578
1 00
2 60
FOSTER
For _ 3 _Mo:
FROM THIB DATE
THE VERY BEST
Cabinet
ANY STYLE TOR
$3per ..,
FOST
LL through the stock prices are in the buyers' £river
Summer Goods must be sold, shelves musts';.
cleared and space made for fall purchases,'
WE are showing many lines that wouldin
you.
PRINTS that were ,sold at 1
now 8 cents
DELAINETTES, regular pric
now 10 cents
LADIES' VESTS, four for 25
LADIES' GLOVES, regular'.
20c to 30c, now 10 cents.
ODDS and ENDS and Re;__
at prices that please the bu
TEA and TOILET SETS in good varlet3
S MITH & SON '
See our PRINTED TOILET SETS, teen.
at $2.60
right prices
Fruit and Commission.
12 and 14 MARKET, LONDON
Wo solicit consignments, which shall have
our most careful attention.
We charge 6% and prompt returns. broth,
in of on own toinprefer-
ence
r sell r fe
gp
encs to yours.
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