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M AC H f, N E OIL : IIARITST MITTS.
Jaws ' KETTLES. ENADIELLED,
CUNS, SEST VALUE EVER OFFERED..
.. WHITE ,LEAD , PIU N 1 S. oll+u,
'w•1 RANTED GENUINE AND LOW rams.
PA$ER. OORER ANI? C Vaonotget oat of order,
BLICER CQMBINEA. A I' PLE I'A I .err • `S •. All rlutclbiineg �varrantctl.
HARVEST TOOLS,
REDu041) ' TI N WAR E ■. PRICES.
SHELF HARDWARE AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
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PHERIjI BLOCK,� . D /1 V I J .: CLINTON, ONT:
�.m
RESPECTFULLY BEGS TO .NTT\IAT1'1 THAT HE STIL{i CONTINUES THIS
C"T�_E
He has still • a few of those 'cheap Hats and Caps at
a greater reduction than ever. BOWS,
DOLLAR IIATS for 25, 40 & , 50-ctc.
HIVING ASSORTED UP HIS STOCK AT A LATE 'WHOLESALE BANKR.trPT°
SALE, HE 1S ; Ir A POSITION TO OFFER
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I
��10 iisiial-.
� lis �ll�.11Goods�
12?
cent. PRINTS for ;1;:0 cents,
_ �.1.5.�_cent:.:.P�INTS.. for 3. _•� .cents: :
20: cent MUSLINS for 12i cents.
In FLANNELS he. can show, goods at 35 cents
as good, if.not better, than are ' '
usually sold at 50 cents.:
His TWEEDS areof unusually good • value.
75.: cent TWEEDS for 50 :cents;
TWEEDS : for 77 -cents.
Having secured • • some MANTLE SILKS at, the
same sale, .he can sell for.. $2.75 goods'usuall'y sold -
at $3.50. LIGHT- SILKS 75 .cents per yard. '
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Its I R is Well .asso� o� �' csh �
H s s ick. o GRACE �
A CALL S0LICITED;': - :'
lITC�1IPST, 7'1UOE res.Zu 1OR;131JLTEI1..
1Alllld. - COATS .
I'eXt door to tho Tow.n Il:all,'Clint(In
Are running'full.blast, and prepared, as usual, to doall kinds of work in
the Woollen line.
CIthnE, Z11fl, Vi'cavig ��d Mifutringt
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OF ALL KINDS, DONE ON•SHOWr NOTICE,
TWEEDS, FLANNELS,. YARNS; BLANKETS•, tic:
CO1`'STA117.TLY
'Ei'ther to exchange for Wool or sell for Cash, AT P IiCES SOWER TB& svpi
OLINTON, May.. 1881
OORBETT
rireeInvtaton to all
• IF• YO1J HAVE BEEF BUYING Y6UR GROCERIES ELSEWHERE, E, AND
ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH. THE QUALITY, •
Tr.... S Pailiser Co's
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itare.rnr,xir,s:e.:,•, 0, •'
Two Cnnade/Pacific laborer's, lieu(,rand
Valley, while asleep in their teat, were
struck by lightning nncl killed, A third,
apparently dead, WAS laid out for burial
but being only in a stupor awoke, nu(
seeing the corpses beecarne.a raving maniac,
Dyspepsia elm readily be cured, by tnktui ne-
cerdirg to direction Ar. !Carson's Stomach and
Constipation Bitters. They greatly aid tlto di-
gestive Demirel and tone the whole system. 1n
large 8 oz bottles at ria cents. Porsale by 3.1t.
Combo, special agent for Clinton,
It i$ expected that the English .wheat
crop this year will be an average one.
The prospects' iii' Scotland are not s0. fav-
orable, and the most auspicious reports
of all crops conies from Ireland,
Thera Isnoliotter Tamils medicine thiut D.
Carson's Stomach and consumption. Bitters
They tiro taken alike by both, old and 'young..
verts:M ey invigorateuldhniteauI of those little a In-
ill -
known nauseous purgatives called pills,-. In
large S oz. bottles at 5e cents. J, 11f. Combo,
special agent for Clinton.
An old soldier named Cook was fined
and compelled to pay costs at Brownsville
Ohio, for slappingat man who expressed.
a wish that Garfield would die. A Gin-
cinnati newspaper opened one -cent sub-
scriptions to pay the fine and costs, whia.
amounted to $32. In a few hours 8,000
'persons subscribed. This leaves a balance
of $48, which can be well used in paying:
for a slap and a -half more •at the sante
rate.
Eor all Liver and Kidney complaints and af-
fections of the Stonuiolt and Sorrels use the groat,,
Dyspepsia remedy, Dr. Carson's. $tetnatclt and
Consumption Bitters. In large 8 oz, botties con-
taining,* 7e teaspoonful Closes at 50 eent$ a. bottle..
•3. Ir. combs spool 4 agent:tor cllnton,'
• It is generally concededthat there will
be a considerable shortage in *the wheat
crop, ofthe Un;.ted States this year, Few
estimates place the crop higher than ''100,-
000,000 bushels, against 480,000,000 bush-
els in 1880. . A worse showinr, is made,
however, by the reports ,to the State boards
of agriculture of several of the Western
States. The estimate of the Ohio depart-
ment of agriculture plane the .deficiency
in Ohio at 12,000,000 bushels, while re-
ports from other State boardsmake the
ahoitt ge ilj,Illinois 37,000x000 bushels; in
Ohio, 17,000,000 bushels, and i'n Michigan,'
14,500,000 bushels. The winter wheat
'harvest is completed in all the States, but,
it will probably be some time before it is
known 'whither the wheat crop of 1881
will ` yield 400,000,000 bushels or only
about 340,000,000; as Gen, Le Duo, ex-
Tinited States coma' is5ioiler ol'agricultiire',
estimates.
s11,Wd'I'QLC ob.All.I LTF.
• Augtisi 4, .1881,
$118 a 1.20
- 1 tri .a 1 18
1 15 a 1 18
0 37 a• 0'40
0 65 • a .0 70 •
0 05 a 0.70 '
• .6.00a. Ai50
4'25 a 0 25
: Q:'.4) 17 _.
0 la a 0.14 •
- 10.00.a1200
• 5'50 a 0 00,
• ': 0 75 a • 1 25
0 00 .a' 7 50
- ,j 50 a 5 00
275• 4 .3 00
0 22 a 0 24
1Vhetitj fail, 14 bash,
Spring, .ttedelbaff,
Fife,'
Oats, ,••
Barley
Peas, ,
Elour;. •
Potatoes,
Btetter,
Eggs,
v,
Hides,
Sheepskin •
Beef, •
, Clo.vel,
Tiniothy, •
• Wool,-
31ui nclon)x Arnica'
Tile Best Salvo in.the:wend for Luta, Sores,
a]leliises;.Ulcers, Salt' ltheurn,'.P et er Sores,
'Potter,'Chapatti hands,: CthilbinioO, cornet,•
and all Skin Eruptions, x021 .positively °cities
TOO.. .11 ie guaranteed t.o ,Iva lierfeet sotis°
faotun or money refunded I'rice `I5, cents
per box: For sale'by J.'JI. Combe.
H �11191. lio
rh1X7) SubroriLOr, while Chant hi hi. Man uunnis
for their bas,,t custom would rhrilltatb that hu, has
.IAD 1(15 t,If5T4MILL PITTED CP WITH STEAM
1 OWI:.and having pprovurcil the storvlccs of 4 5r4
class Miller, is prepared, to osec'ute)ih orders entrnstod
to him ti the shortest notice,
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Lontie,ticrt icily 14, X188], ' •
s:. e.k.• • Sow;
11EA\"EI, UIOOli; -CLINTON.,
Have. en 'luand. u eltoion' assortment of CLOC']i5,
4NtAt 0-1-11':5, .11.1W-,FrX3 R1 and PIA -Tl• •fr- altL:0t
all kinds, '•
•ENTI1tE SATISFACTION GIVEN. ALL GOODS :WARRANTED ' Ari
REPRESENTED. , WE NEVE i, ADVERTISE LOW-PRICED TRASH:
9030,A.Srim
WitliS11 �J ►�".J� '—�I JI p cc) vino fate.
�••- �•�y (WIDELY KNOWN)
�: . � -
s9.r ".icI is.
a,xxJrlrod `
Gkocids of every derx t «. n,
4elfsaiseailing -Tem .tli`ars for :i.3111ton
)9 I3RiOI BLOCK, S. PALLISER. & 'CO.
S. rAwsp, '' .
MOS, 1, Y'
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Boots. that R 1..aots
ANI1 NO HUMBUG:
Albert St., Mick Block, Minion.
AL .e .."o 4a1NE
LI E&POOL-101iEll ra 'Y-SLASOOW"a
stto1y'uEzi'L' : E',A 'PA SAGE.
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Mallard, tuer,multirt.ddrntsttl +:.$. porn goy trk
ets Lowcsd @fit' $.
SALLIxU5 k'1 OSI QuEni C..
Mora%Ian dr)) ,Tune•.
Sarmatian Ilth dune.
Clroasulan lett' Juuc.
.091 -The Inst ti,5i[t ceuncet;ng-fit llueb o e id: the
Allan Mall Steam.' will leave 'Toren tq a col y l'1 i:h, y• fi t
1?aseougnrs pan ditto leave Toronto by the 9:5-) pm,
train on Ffidaye and Oannect with the steamer at
BimlUmonauekiaki ;)([raying •thit extra fare, $4 45, Quebec Le
.
Persons wishing to send for their hiendw can' Obtain
,passage certiaeates at lowest rat OH from England, Ire-
land and Sootland to any pity nr railway town in Ca-
nada. and the amount ix refunded loss a small dean°.
Brolotoalg,olugegnoentogwra, aDo.aee rstbrt voi,
vI))ullfa,leat LanodndOolna,Bgcoawrdi iaot8onifthe tick b isnot
same prises as to Liverpool.
liX/Tlro last train connecting. at IXalifax with the
Allan Mall Steamer wilt louvo Toronto every Thursday
at 7:022 a.rn., arriving at Halifax, .Saturday noon.
Passengers wishing te•tako the steamer at. Boatomwill
he required to be at•the port at the time mentioned
above .
For through tipkolaand es'ory information apply' to.
A. S1 flCITO i,C m R. 0 'rsL,Clintou:'
UNDRll,'t' & e Ell
Our st ck of . `
0 O I tlolt,ti:in,� lx fa a era 111155 mad
complete. horson, tegtnt gythiut, in this Linc
will find it to their ruivant to call and Imo 01,
•n5 wo have just received o i u •c stock of Walnut
and Ro owood Caskets , Ceies of nil
a
res
Ori ttmts, fromthe bes.t ran t l Maurice
:1
nuuritfactttrc1 Wu ha re ' .1 soleet sheik of
110BES et TRIMMINGS.
r• t ors•tbelttlie
.il`o are.]?roparul t l 1.iJ t goods .tr.
Telco formerly els r tho-441111t.• •
10. ;• 3aY Is,lt: T5 CJ•(.:'Ir .
'vwd'`yiA' tans=1Bi11
savzmotaaaariaw asmicawvarma
S PHOTfJGALLE
• REA ER .Bx.00K, ALBERT °STREETt CL9 TON.
LL WORK GUARANTEED FIRST CLASS.
a mily Groceries,
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE,
� OUNJNQHAME'S, CLINTON.
LASSS '!a;RE A'1' :A. iCa !C]IaGip33 "I� to nluke."roou7 {or opening up
a {all line oC 1z[tit'.Ul'1'S ANI>. COl\FN,f;TI0NAI4Y: fr
..Choice five -pound 'Tins . MACKEREL, cheap.
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Clocks(Watohes; $poi, ropairoi on' kart notice.
.ATa'r WOITli; WAR'1tAN'J'E:D. .. .
1F: YOU ARE TRAVELLING
1AST % WEST •
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:-}11Ti IOUii 'r10XE7,'S•F1tODX'---
Jas.' Thomipson, Tobin Agent G.T.R.
Boss CISTERNS
YOtt CJA:1 GM' A JUatf (5001)) 01:5'f'RRN l"0it 51,
A lll'T7't:1t ONR FOR. $.5, AND tl
HOFS O l: FOR 31i,•
At John Stephenson's.
1(TST t 1, L ANI) SPX,
JOHN STEPHENSO\*, :COOl)1.1;,
CLINTON, •
If ou are a titan
ofintalnestweak•
aped by the strain of
Your. duties avoid
stimulants and u o
Hop Bitters.
n you aro young and
discretion or dtssipa
Webs,.
TCAs orrosy Bingloon FII o , old orp
p orhealth or Marsh
Wbooior yen aro
whthat yeneverour yon fool
Breton.
Hoods 010010100, ton.
In or etidmWating,
iakO H p Cups
■Itt.ra.
ikaeo yowl dye-
pepsta, kidney
ornni.,iare Co ,.
,taint, sonw.
ap the1bL.Ood,
btoQ
nr ornerer.
Yeeou will he
ourat !f 700190
HOP Bitters
DDlywwwC tk end
lova itrltad.try
tt It may
gave our
1lte. t has
saved hun-
dreds. ti
4,
it
it•
It you Are a
,nail or let-
teratolUnt0ovor
'night work. to res.
. tiro tram norreand
Waste. use Hop B.
suffering from any in.
tion`; it -yon Are mar-
gig' o,eUIXorinat trent
I,.g•on a, bid ofluck-
Bitters.
Thousande die ant
malty f r o m some
form of: t:tdney
diseasethat mi b
have been
atiol3no
HopBIttere
I
FEN
NEVER
Pial L`
111.1111.
O. I. C.
absolute
and frreslstsr
bio oure for
drunken Ova
use of opium,
tabun, or
9oldbyddug•
Ot nlSeedier
gilt)' Sittaed
Jf'b''o Co.r..
.ter,LT.
* toioato; out.
(rife I)IEIL,
CA.i3INET 1VIAKEIti,
! \•Xexonld •$1112ET,
CLINTON,.
0.
, Oranges, Ai, . ani dried Fruits:
FRESH SMOKED H.ADDIE::
FRESH SEA HERRING..
CUNING-IXA.1t17�, , Briton[
FURNITIIRE—r—FURNIT
Clinton Fu uture Warerooins, -No. '77, Brim,: Block
Owing totho increase of buvineie during do past y?ear,
s.,
73 it UA:.I7FOOT 33l?X
b`ITILI4rtlItl, I)GALI:RS, have taken it new inv; of No. 17, and will continuo to do business as formerly
They have on hand as fine 4 stock of Furniture us: was over on exhibition in this town, whigiz they aro tiro
°
pared to sell at a vory small advance on cost..M \1 a manufacture all our own goods, Wo cart give our customers `.
better value than can bo obtained elsewhere. Our goods aro all warranted to givo.entire satisfaction. All our
workmen understand their business.
PETER )tOB,p,' Manager.. A, A.BEK 1'T, Salesman.,
Do not. 'ni.ys the Places No. V. i3rich .81,c1r, ORntoll: -
ENDE1111110N1
TIIi; sunset IBE11 BEGS LEAVE '1t0' S5ATE
' to tho public that ho has received, sham the
Ate, a largo and superior oleos of.
GOI'FINS, . CASKETS,
Cof•n Ttimniings and Robes..
ArlptondidunAfsEkept. PLUM Ccf'rsteaiwaya
00 hand,. Pjtrtieseau br anpplled in one hour, at
any time, at very rem:enable taloa,
T1 r0S.
STEVEN/$.1:44
ititeay'a ota n and, Mort Stoat,, Clinton.
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The worst place in this town to get
your Groceries, is at the, old Waterloo
House. Robb, the Grocer,, keeps the
worst stock in town. His prices are
''higher• than any other grocery. Ile is
very .inattentive to his customers, and
makes himself generally disagreeable,
to every person, that dares patronize him, and
he dont want yourtrade; still, he keeps open
day and night. Dear me, how this world is given
to perversion, nearly everybody in town buys
from hmi.
There must be some mistake here, for his stock is all new and
well bought, AND 1)ON'T' Y'0TT FORGET IT.
.�1 °dor l�'i ace � l� _ to ., � • w .• , .
ifl ier l.._ T1Rot , C W -.orlo0 OilSfl, 8n fl 1 E thfl� est O �i
PETER PuOP,. GAO -
.CER.