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Some People
Imagine that an advertisement is a scheme to deceive the public. True in
setae oases -not many. Doesn't take long to learn the quality of a hrm'e in-
duoements. If you read our weekly announcements, which appear in some
of the principal papers in the doun'ty, you will learn muoh about this store
and its style of doing business. This is a store where you're not importuned
to buy. A store where you can get your money back if not satisfied with
your purohase. A store which supplies goods of standard quality at as low a
price as possible.
A Few Prices taken at Random
Women's Slirpers, Leather, extra yalue
Women's Carpet Slippers, extra value 500
Women's Pebble leather Boots worth $1.25 for 250
Special lines of Oxfords at 85c, $1, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75, $2
Ladies' Hose, very special; four pairs for
Better lines at 20o, 25, 40, 45 and 50o in plain 'or fancy ribbed. 25o
Lace Mitts and Gloves at 15o, 20, 25, 40, 45, 500 in Fawn, Black and Cream.
Shirt Waiste, all styles. Prices start at 40o, better kinds at 50o, 65, 75, 01
SHIRT WRISTS are more fashionable than ever. We sell
GROCERIES as well as Footwear and Dry Goods
I Corn 5o a oan. 5 dozen Clothes Pins for 5o. Cirole Brend Tea is one you
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will And all right. It is put up in' air -tight Cannieters at 25o, 40o, 50o a lb.
We are not in business for fun.
CASH AND ONE PRICE. •
And Invariably Digest
Have you seen our novelties in
Opals, Diamond and Pearl Jew.
elery of all kinds ? They aroma
the .rage this season, and you
will find it to your advantage to
oall at my store and inapeot
these new and fashionable goods. -
Our efforts are to keep at the
head of the procession as re-
gards quality, style and prioe.
We offer you the latest London,
Paisian and New York Novelties
at prides ea low as you oan get
anywhere for good goods. We
have Diamond Jubilee goods as
low as 5 for or a single article.
1,1 B. Rumbal
those 10 b
Jeweler, Oli iton.
P. S. -We still have a few of
use o. louse sets left. Ask
tsany person that bought a set
about the value of 10 dents,
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PIANO FOR SALE.
For Upright 'verychea� Apply to SEALE &HOOVER,
Clinton Marble Works,
STOCK FOR SALE
Oneryrrdyears
doarmilkevery cream; cow,
Cinab
S months old, Rog.; I Poland China boar, ll yrs.
old, keg;1 Duroe Jersey boar and cow, 6 mos.
old, Reg; 3 P land China sows, in pig, Reg; 2
edI wIll�sell he above h stock at very rnaoverstock-
ed
prices, WESLEY W. FISHER, Lot 8, Con. 1,
Colborne Tp , Benmiller P. O.
McCLACHERTY'S
Boloty- as -Restaurant
Is headquarters for
Ice Cream, Cool Drink
Tobaccos, Cigars,
Bananas, Pine Apples,
Strawberries, and all Fruits,
and Confectionery.
Fine assortment of Fire Crackers.
Bread, Fancy Cakes and Pastry
Wedding Cakes are still our leading
specialty.
James McClacherty, Clinton
McKinnon & Co., Blyth
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Jubilee sermons were preaohed through-
out Canada on Sunday, and the day was
observed by church parades and special ser-
vices at 4 o'olock, when the singing of the
national anthem took place.
Ernest Heaton, of Goderich, sailed
for England the other day, where he
will endeavor to promote the estab-
lishment of a journal, to be called
"Scientific Colonization."
PH2ETON FOR SALE.
A canopy top Phaeton strong and well -made,
good as new' will be sole cheap, Apply at
BIDDLECOMBE'S Jewelery store, Clinton
LOST.
On Bayfield and Varna ya 8th,
nof tooth forceps
Finder will be rewarded on returning same to
Dr. SHEPPARD, Bayfield.
CEMENT FLOORS & WALKS.
Subscriber is prepared to lay down Cement
floors for cellars, or other purposes. and also
Granolithic Walks. Material and workman -
'hip first-class and satisfaction guaranteed.
Charges moderate. JAMES HOWE, Cl88ton.
THOROBRED STOCK for SALE
For sale, a limited number of Shorthorn Bull
Calves, ranging from 8 to 11 monthe old. Also
some Heifers ana Cows, in calf. All of these
are by imported stock, are ehcice animals and
will be sold at reasonable prices. JNO A V)r RY,
Clinton Post Office, or on the premises, London
road, near Clinton.
liovey's Headache Cur
Quickly Cures Headacheand Relieves Neuralgia, very easy to take price 245c
and absolutely harmless, Put up 12 wafers in a box. One wafer per
give relief in a few minutes. Try them. box.
BEEF, IRON and WINE,
Tonic, Nutrive, Stimulant.
Our preparation is made with Liebig's extract of Beef, citrate of Iron and Sherry
Wine. This preparation possesses in the highest degree the valuableroperties
of ite ingredients, ed combined as to form a pleasant and valuable remedy for de-
bility, impoverishment of the blood, and will prove a valuable restorative for all
convalescents. 14 ounce bottle 75o.
J. E. HO VEY.
Dispensing Chemist, - Clinton.
SELLING
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Do you buy your goods from us, if not, why not ?
When you can buy from 20 to 25- per cent cheaper
than anywhere else.
IrNo one in the regular way can give you prices that we
are offering. We could not do it only we are going ont
of business. Low prices and bargains will be given as
long as the stock lasts.
We are determined to clear out eserything,
and those that come first will have an advantage
in the selection of goods. When we commenc-
ed to sell out our stock was large and well se-
lected. We have sold a large quantity of goods,
still we have plenty Left yet, and almost every-
thing yon want in the way of staples.
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We not space to quote prices and you would not know
much a out it without seeing the goods. Come and see us
and we will make the prices to suit. Don't delay as the stock
is getting smaller every day. '
Plumsteel & Gibbings,
CLINTON
An attempt was made to burn the steam-
er Lakeside at her dock in St Catharines.
The London, England, Financial News
discussed the new tariff and its pro -British
provision in these expressive terms: "We
are not called upon to decide whether Sir
John A. Macdonald or lir Laurier is the
greatest statesman, But we are glad to.. al-
low to the present Premier all the credit
of having taken the first practical Ftep
towards the federation of the empire, and
ha is entitled to the assistance of Lord
Ss.ljsbury's diplomacy,
BORN.
REID-In Turnberry, on Juno 13, Mrs, J.
Reid of a daughter,•
McPHERSON-In1viugham, on Juno 15, Mrs,
Duncan McPherson of a daughter.
SPARLING-ln Seaforth, on June 13, Mr:.
Chris. Spading of a daughter.
MARRIED.
GORDEN-McCII,OSTIE-At the Manse, For-
est, on June 18, by Rev. J. Pritchard, brotbet.
in-law of the bride, assisted by Rev. A. L.
Budge, of hlandaumin, Dr, J. IC M, Gorden, of
Ripley, to Mies Maggie McCrostio, both fernier-
ly of St. Helens,
SLOAN-YOUNG-At the MethodistChurch,
Blyth, on June 23, by Rev W. Rigsby, assisted
by Rev J. S. Fisher, of Gerrie, W. Sloan,;(son of
Dr ,loan, Toronto) to Edith Gertrude, only
daugh;,er of N. H. Young, Esq., Blyth
ABBOTT -SWAN -At the residcnre of the
bride'stfathcr, 15th con, Gcdericb Township, on
June 23, by Rev W. J. Ford, Mr Chas Abbott, of
Chatham, to Miss Annie, youngest daughter of
Mr Wrn Swan,
TeOthat,tre eveJun16he residence the bid'smoh-
er,
by Rev W. Godwin, John '1', Thompson, of:
Godorieh, to Sarah E. Andrews
THURLOW-STERLING-At the residenre
of the bride': parents, on June 16, by Rev., M.
McKay, H. Thurlow to Agnes, clang.,terf of Si
D. Sterling, all of Colborne.
EDDIE-
Rortby the McDonald, Mr. GegeFare hesoEddie,
to Miss Mary Ann Curry, both of Seaforth:
rnROngetRD. McDonald, %111ianGee orLow Fd
monde, to Miss Elizabeth Reid, both of Seaforth.
LGAN-KEa
Mr.OJohn A. Logan of Winnipeg:, Winnipeg on
formerly of
Seaforth, to Mise Annie Kerr, of Winnipeg
ROE-WALLACE-At the residence of the
broniJune 15, by the Itev. T. Coes eMr. Thomas Wallace, Oaa Howick.
Sylvester Roc, of Pickford, Michigan, to Miss
Emily Jane Wallace.
DIED. •
ADAMS -In Lower trn Ancounget daughter of Mr. and Mrs.,
W. Adams, aged 1 y. ar. 10 months, 9 days.
G
ttg�s,d ion ulGattan, aged 46 yrsop-in law of Mrs. Hoi-
den,
Clinton.
n s17'swifeof WHedron, aged 46 yeas on June
mo
New Adlleltionneut,o: "
CORN
Both for Feed and Seed. Also Peas and
Oats. Cash :or time. W. G. PERRIN,
Clinton.
1?I1INe _RECITAL.
A Piano Recital will be given by the pupils of
MiSS iiALLiE COMAE, assisted by
MISS LAURA ACHESON, - �'NHiulst, and
MiSS ELLA FISREe, Elocutionist.
WEDNESDAY, Jane 30, In Oddrellosys Hall
at 8.30 p. m.
Admission 10 Cents.
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$ SEASONABLE
GOODS
$ •
Pins and
SOUVENIRS
$Also Blouse Sets, Belts,
Belt Pins, Cuff Liuks
and the latest in all kinds
of Jewelery. •
In our Repair Trade
our Watchmaker is giv-
ins the best of satisfac-
tion as an A 1 workman
DIAMOND
JUBILEE
S :ti1i Ju !iddigc:c;
tws‘7""
The Creat Jubilee
Is over and
The Queen Still Lives
And reigns in the hearts of her people.
MR LAURIER has been Knighted and will be known henceforth
as the Right Honorable SiraiWilfre(l Laurier. l
Big Celebration is now a thing of the past, and every one is
well of it; saying it was the grandest sight ever witnessed
place, and people who went to other places are now sorry.
We are 110W settled (town to business again. Come all see
you have any desire to buy; you will find us with justss ll; when
desire to sell. as great a
Clinton's
speaking
ill this
EARLY CLOSING -� �
After July 1st this store will close at (i
except o11 Saturday evenings.
GIL.ROY &WIIE1YIAN, Clinton
tiS+1tMAiUSwU4wwpUw4tir�1
"Dr. Laurier."
Cambridge University bas made
Him an LL. D.
Mr Laurier may now be appropriate'
ly referred to as Dr. Laurier, for Cam-
bridge University has conferred on
hint the degree of doctor of laws.
Among the other distinguished men
singled out for honor was the Marquis
of Lansdowne, formerly governor-gen-
eral of Canada, and at present secre-
tary of state for war in the Salisbury
administration. It was quite evident
that the Canadian premier was the
centre of attraction, and the students,•
with the irreverence which is the
highest compliment they pay to dis-
tinction, were quite as familiarly jo-
cular as is their wont on such occasions.
UNPRECEDENTED ENTHUSIASM
The progress of the colonial premiers
through Liverpool, Edinburgh, Glas-
gow and Manchester has evoked un-
precedented public enthusiasm. It has
been a perfect ovation, from first to
last. There is a colonial boom on, but
more especially is this the case with
respect to Canada. It is no exaggera-
tion to say that it has become the
leading feature of the jubilee. The
London and provincial newspapers
simply teem with :natter about the
colonies, interviews, articles and por-
traits galore.
THE PEOPLE'S HERO
The enthusiasm is entirely a ponot the creation of pular
fr tcial
glemen, withthe r s result that by the
time the Canadian troops arrived the
officials were on their best behavior,
and the Canadians received a splendid
welcome not street, hut also from h
mtheirEngl English com-
panions om the man on
in arms.
IN THE FOREMOST PLACE,
The (}lobe correspondent says: -I
would not say it if it were so appar-
ent, hat the fact is that Mr Laurier
and the Canadians take the foremost
place wherever they appear. This was
in the first place caused by the poen
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Mr Horatio Draycap was run over by
a Grand, Trunk engine at Belleville and
killed.
The Government has decided to
abandon the work of building a refor-
matory at Alexandria,
Peter Wilkinson, an eighty-year-old
farmer, walked into the lake at kings-
ville and drowned himself.yy
Luke Patrick member for the BritishHousetCOom
Com-
mons for»South Roscommon, is dead.
The British training brig, Sea Lark,
is missing. She left Devonport for
Plymouth to take part in the jubilee
naval review.
The
ress
speak inthemost enthusiastic td Arnerican erms
of the impressive nature of the jubilee
ceremonies in London.
There has been no eastern mail received
at Vancouver or through trains since Fri-
day. The difficulty is between Banff and
Anthracite. Bow River is very high, wash-
ing away bridges and portions of the track.
The pain that sometimes strikes a man
at the most inopportune moment is due
to indigestion. It may Dome in the midst
of a dinner and make the feast a mookery.
It is a reminder that he may not eat what
he chooses, nor when he chooses. Be is a
slave to the weakness of his stomach. A
man's health and strength depends upon
what he gets out of hie food. This depends
on bis digestion. Remove the obstruction
by taking Dr. Pierce', Pleasant Pellets.
They are a poaitive cure for constipation
and its attendant ills -headaches, sour
stomach, flatulence, dizziness, biliousn...
and "heartburn." The "Pellets" are very
gentle in their action. They simply assist
nature. They give no violent wrench to
the system. They oause no pain, nor
griping. Send 3l cen t stamps to cover cost of
mailing only, and receive free a dopy of Dr.
Pierce', Medical Advo4,e{'. Address, World's
Dispensary Medical As&ociatioh, Buffalo,
N. Y.
CLINTON MARKETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon
Thursday, Jane 24th, 1897.
Wheat spring 0 67 a 0 68
Wheat,fall 0 67 a 0 68
Oats, 0 19 a 0 20
Barley 0 25 a 0.80
Peas 0 37 a 0 38
Flour per owt 1 75 a 2 00
ar i y of the Canadian tariff here, but eggButter
it has been confirmed by Mr Laurier's Hay per new,
striking personality and his manlyHay 57;
declarations of Canadian self-reliancShoeepekine
and his sympathy with the fiscal olio Wool
t 1 of Englishman
No. 1 Trimmed Hides
Potatoes
Clover Seed, retail
Timothy Seed
O 9 a 0 10
0 8 a 0 9
old 700a800
O 25 a 025
O 18 a 018
400 a 425
O 25 a 25
550ia15;50
2 50 a 2 50
n w rich the great mass ,
are unalterably wedded.
Looking at this jubilee celebration
fur a moment in a cold and calculating
manner, it may be said that Canada is
going to get from it a great advertise-
ment. The effect it will have on Brit-
ieh'capital and British irnigration can
scarcely, I think, he mueh over'estianated
Sir Donald Smiih'e elevation to the peer-
age confirms the report of his prospeot re•
tirement from the High Commisaionership
at a very early date. Sir Richard Cart-
wright will succeed him in London, Im-
mediately Sir Wilfrid returns to Canada
there will be a reconstruction of the
Cetbinet, upon Sir
removal to London. The Department rdf
of Trade and -Commerce will be merged in-
to Finance and full play given to the
Ministers of Customs and Inland Revenue.
Market Notes
Thirty-one factories boarded 2,250 white
and 350 colored obeese at Belleville, on
day. ales -50 whited
at 8tc; 655 Swhite at 8 7.16c;a 5025white colored at
Ado.
d American steers
at
Montoday
2o; sheepaateloom121o; refriger-
ated beef at 8}o to 81o. Shipments today:
750 cattle, 1,385 sheep and 2,360 quarters
of beef•
At Toronto, on Mrnday the following
were quotations:-Whheat-.Dull, at 67e
for red and 681 for white, north and west;
Manitoba flour firmer, at 710 to 72o for
No. 1 bard float at Fort William; 76 for
No. 1 bard, Goderich, and 74o for No. 2.
The Latest
JUBILEE VIOLET is a most exquisite p(rfurne, sold by
ounce; manufactured' by John Tayh r & Co. Also tFfu:11' '
line of Stern's Recksecker, Seely and French Perfumes
COMDE'S DRUG Store,
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ress Goods
If you are thinking of buying a Black Dress we would..;'::
be glad to have you look through our stock, and we':
think you will be pleased with the showing.
SERGES at 25c to 50c a yard. .
HENRIETTAS, Blue -black and Jet, fine, soft finish, 44 in. alti
50c a yd. There's no better in the county at this price.
FANCY BROCADES at 35e, 45, 50, 75 and 90c a y<,rd.
BLACK SICILIANS that we sell at 55c, will compare veyy
favorably with what is sold regularly at 75c.
Come and see what we' have on the Bargain Table this week;
there's sure to he something on which you can save money.
RAtee our Tea equal in value to any in the Pro -
1)o you buy your Tea from us t We guaratt-
vines, and one of bur Tea cUstolners will soon
receive a Gold Watch absolutely free of charge -you
may be the ono. It's worth trying anyway. Prices
are 25c, 35c, 40c, 45c a pound. Our Iinperial Blends
of Ceylon and 'India Tea is delicious in flavor, and is a.
great favorite, price 35c.
We pay highest price for Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples,,
Lard and Tallow.
W. L. Ouinlette Londe koro