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ij oxeltert weireite
Mew to the rudee fire *he mit.
'Aediselier lee arm char
wsy,. curled enuel4 De the Mat,
Was purriag �e.
. lwas thou our della Pod, OrMlur Uhl
Rex hpittiee le her tsp.
' Ude mith *look *o kind. yciti
Pat mi het "thinkies cep."
"1 really Oink that young fellm now
•
Should very thankful bel
fte ineny handsome toys somehow
We never iieed to 'see.
The dells diet made your steamy glad,
Irtn WOnlil liot pt to bed;
The one 1 dressed and.petted had
A. dried immesh for its hCad.
* And then te think ha* children 'dyes
My Nolte* (diva hew gar
Dear little girls of five, or less,
Make each a arena displaY.
• Eeitt gowns of home even we ell got,
And they Aid fOr us ;
There' a /la 1100 talking, things are not
f The eaMe tbeY used to bo,,
eZ1 have togschoel once more
To keep up nowadays,
dies eV three and four,
�o Changed are :lathe ways,
,We changes may be pat as great
For their meet eyes to see,.
If they should linger liere Ho late,
• To ohaiter on like me.
II•••-•^
drew stine era tilt Arta picrierly provide
for them, and as ei (fernier resort, she
Stto0d *eel on Ward's Island, in the'
elmigrast Hoepital. Mrs Howe then
triad to evil* living for herself, but
with the poorest possible enmesh
Brought up in the lap of luxury and in
utter ignorance of how to battle with
the liardwork of life or do aught but
gracefully preside at it plane or telt,
table, &et she failed sadly when thrown
on her own resources, and ittep by ate!)
drifted into the den the Newark police
found her in, and when, for ,tlie honest
meant; Of subeletence olio entertained
bawds and bacchanalian deveteeealoe
tice Lambert deeply interested himself
in her cam, removed her to his mother's
119118e, wrote to her friends and provok-
ed the fears of the emptiee in Mrs
Howe'e story. These proplimied that
'Sooner Or later the -.4\1dg° ,'would "get
bit" in the matter. , After a time means
were forwarded to have Ms Howe and
her children eared for and removed 'to
Canada in care of reletives. A few
dart elude Mrs Ilowe'a brother, a. dash-
ing young fellow, fresh from Ashantee,
whither he had gone Aff A volunteer with
Sir Garnet Wolseley, turned up in Ne-
wark and furnished Jetstice Lambert
the ftillestliroof that his faith hadebeen
well founded, Mb Howe, with Iter
children, is now comfortably installed
in her fathei's house, while het; husband
it is said still dente around Newark, far -
ribbing a shocking sPectnele, compared
With the dashing young fellow he was
when he denied Mise Garnet.--Nete
York Iferalcl.,
tils,0-
A Clieriot et Fire.
*.1 But Heavenbe etaised, net all can eliange,
And that nay darlings here
'Open my.heart are never etrange,
Duflove their Granny dear I" .
Then, Granny'e'eyes began te peep, •
the Yarn fell teem her lap ;
Whde piesy woke, elle fell asleep
•keked dropped her " thinking
• . Arrival of:Farni Laborers. -
On Wednesday morning about one
hiptred immigrandcarrived at the sheds
/fr Inl• Qaebe 6, they 'tieing pert of the
inher of one hundred:and seventy ag-
riiiiiiiiiiitylabormi
sent out from England -under the nuspi
• cos of the Laborers' Union. The men.
• good representatives of the :eigticul•
tural elate, and with ' the exception :of
one or two„haVe all found 'ready employ-
ment. The men are' Chiefly from the
• counties of Suffolk -and 'Cambridgeshire,
many of them baye been among the,
lock -outs of the latter. county... But aid-
ed by, the .assisted Passages and the
Money grant from the Laborers' Union,
they have been able to reach. Canada
and make a .fresh shirt in life. Several
of -the men _games themselves very
Well pleased at -the prospect before them
and seem glad to have °peeped from, the
. bare existence they were. obliged te pat
• Some one wrote to Home Greeley 1
ioquiring if guano was geed to put en 1,
potatoes: He said it might do for those -
whose tastes had become vitiated With
tolaioeo and rum, but be pr forred gravy
end butter.
'Undue familiarities, between Mr. Pry,
Or, of Vinton all. and "Bill" Mount, so
worried Mr. P. tilt he shot at lklount
three times QU the stvett. Ile then fied
and concealed himaelf until live in' the
afteruoon, when lie appeared at hie house
dripping with the rain ; band to hie
daughter, fointeen yews old, who steed
in the door, $22 whieli he told her to
divide with the children, tken drew A
revolver from his pocket, and placing
it at the right breast, fired, fell upon hie
foe, and expired Without it word.
Lightning played some curious freaks
at Oxtord, N. It , a few dile ago.
Striking A chimney, it pasied downward
to the stovepipe and stove of the kitehen,
into an outer room, and, thence down the
pump eocl, into the well. In its course
it tilt w a clock from the mantle corm
the, room, and fifteen minutes after it
wars' punel lying on its face striking AWRY
at a greet rate. The bail of a kettle
which (deemed to stand behind the stove
was thoroughly welded to the stove.
The metallic pada of the pump wee
so weldedIegether as to be uveless, ehe
gliiiie was blown Weems, and ehe whole
pumping arraugemeut disorganized en-
tirely.
. Last Tlitusday afternoon, about, three
o'cileek, e Man °named Friend, -who was
journeying from Orogen to Nevada with
his wife in a waggon dreawu,. by two.
Mateo, had his Waggon burned IT:
whichcanie very near burning Up the
Searveotee stage station, in Shasta Val
ley, some twelvo. eniles south of this
town. It seeing that Thiff141 Arld..111a
wife mere drivingealong..Iniailtaihr AO
about two and half miles beyond or.
so di' of the station discovered their
waggon all ablaze behind thein, the aro
having caught from the igniting of
matches in a box under the -mattreas,
clothing, and baggage, which inia evi-
dently .been. ,Initning some gine before
the flames broke mit, Friend then
helped his wife to get out, se- that gil
could hold the lines for him to get .out.
'While doing so the 'wind blew the fire
toward the horses, and ceased themto
ge&. frightened and break •leose.froin' Mr
before her. husband: could go nom of
the lines again alter *Aping oet. The
mules then turned.in a circle and ran at
a feerfal rate northward toward the
and
up with in the old country. This is es -
stage station, the. beening, waggon set-,
,
- pecially notObable ameng the women ting fire to the dry greafiewood.
folk. , There is one man with his wife brush along the reute, Which burned
and eight mead children who came from like a Prairie fire/ the mules and wag-
Framlingliara, Suffolk.. He had been gen' appearing like ve,"chariot on fire..
!In the parish Union for sixteen ,weeks J'arb°f°r° reaching the station °Ile... of
previous to coming out to Canada', and the wheels was burned off, and soon af-
when he was in work his oarinugs only ter -the tw° fey' ward YilleelS name aPart
amounted to thirteen ahtnaitga_ it weak. from the waggon, with Which the mules
0,rtinni.-,--se-6-6,rewasilaten. twe, grow., traVelled still faster anctisirdad aViTE'd
ing up ;one, a boy of eighteen, used to the stage 'station several tithes, burning
mini six shillings a week ; the girl., he.w7 the brush to -within ten feet of the
stable, - Skeet% -the keeper of -the ste-
ws iiiit.na:Skiiiii wasnearly
hausted • and thought of cutting the,
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age::411
tee4; t tliet six children are very tion made every effort' to Save the
iitabile shoe4alling .dirt on the blazing
smear: Another man. from Fordham, ereee; iye.a.tict, at .haati,
. near Newinarket, was out of work, ow- "'"
The "'Wind, changiirtilni- the ..south to
. nig to the laborers' strike,fornmeteen -- weeks-liefere-eominrontberiVhert, "L'
ex -
in work. he was getting twelve shillings
a week, and during the strike he receiv-
ed nine shillings a week... He is mar-
ried. Another very respectable looking
and intelligent man who comes temuTher-
well, neat Newmarket, had money offer-
ed him by a farmer'to_etop at home, but
he made up his mind to mine to.,Caneelii.
Befose leaving, his .master told him that
if he wanted to return -;to Xegland he
would sence, hime.tho enemy to do SO.
-He has a wif'e, ,'nua pt..- daughter about
fourteen years Of age, He eays he did
not ,ocame away ,because -lie could net get:
a Jiving. :In the 'bid' country he could
just get a !Wing' and *eep himself te-
• immtable, But ibtahe,, "1 could workallniyIife, or as long as My strength
-will allow , me, and 1 should have
no-
thing at the end. If L. get> on Nvell .in
Canada.there will be legreat many more
come out from our place thaii -hes ever
e done before." Theieman was
Win lanCildt twenty-seven
cimigniite from the -town
Globe.
. ee.s.
Agreeable Finale tte-ati Iristianierlean
ltomance in Reel Lire.
netruenen-
„ _others to
Bur well.-
•
-rn Ne rk, last summer, the police
ma a dent" one night on a low un-
oeind den of infamous repute; loca-
ted at the corner of Bolted and Bridge
streets; and *scooped all the intuates•
of the place. Among them was &young'
woman of striking personal appeakance,
Amid twenty-six years at age. ° In the
dea she officiated as pianist, and perfor-
med With marked ability oil the old rat-
.' tle-trap of an instrument which was in
the !dace. With the other persons ar-
rested, she was marched to the station
house and lodged for theidght. in the
peornengeuponethe Party being .arraign -
.ed before the police magistrate, justice
Lambert, the vromatheniannet, no. less
. _dweller appearance, attracted 'tgeneral
, attention. It was apparent that some-
- - how ehe was sadly out of ber sphere.
At first she was very reticent about her-
*telt, but at length !titibardefted herself
totheentagistaittliiiiid -to -a -Banff re-
porter present.. She proceeded to un-
fold a tale ottivo heiliispheree, in which
_giddy girlhotalfaighieriable frivolity,
man's heattleesneee and heartaches boie
meek it share. It appeared from her
story that she was the daughter of Colo-
nel jam Hiltchitiseti Garner, a distin-
guished Irish soldier in the British Ar-
iteravilkeenear Belfaet, Ireland. There
the family` dwelb in elegance and com-
fort. ',linen. quite. young Itise 'Garner
• miiikeica.e4oling hank cashier of the
iteighbeihood, named Charles P. Howe,
and for yenta ehe honeymoon ap-
pearedeteleee itittve WAS quite well off
when lie meerie‘but horse -racing fox-
, hunting ' peetker- and dissipation 40011
aWallOWOd up his etilistance, and he was
fase going to the dogs. At length he
'tended himself). said he was going to
turnover. A tleW leaf, and began by
getting the World. was
Mr. Walter, M.. P., presiding' ab the
recent anniverearyediuner of the Print-
ers' Pension Society in London, said he
had often regretted that lie himself was
uot • a practical printer, and he would
give an illustration'. of the advantage
which a maii in any position of life
might (Wye from learning such a trade
in his early days. Two or three years
ago he had the pleasure of entertaining
a most remarkable person, the bishop of
one of our most remote and inaccessible
colonies, .whose diocese included the
whole of the nucleon's Bay Territory.
N.Vhen appointed bishop as.a young ivau-
he what -would be the Mostad-
vantegeaus quell -dee tion hp peelacquire
next to dint of. hie Sacred profeasion,in'
order to eeemiimenerliiinselfleeethe na-
tives of that rincivilized,country; and to
render them practical service: .Consid-
ering that the wild Indians of those
regions poeseesed neither books nor an
alphabet, he learned the ra46 book -
bider and printer before going to that
country, and he had ,hpolot printed which
liebound with his own halide, for the
benefit of the natives. Thatfeat.May
be regarded as a feather irf the cap' of
the printing prefeseion.
UTY
REMOVAL
II ONO REDS
CURED
BY TOE
MAIIOND •HIRIENATIC • CURE
. .
An incident' is reported. 4rt, -Seottish
papera which willscem Strange to Cana-
dian reader's, and. the ,tanachlin readers
willnot be much to blame either. A
. .
leading- jeweller Of Edinburgh made ap-
plication 10 the Lord: Provost's Come
mittee to be admitted a "burgess of
trade," and the obstacle in the, way of
an aceomPlishinent of his desire is cer-
tainly .very nevel „though not apparent-
ly based Open Common, sense. To, ..bee
Mine a burgess of trade -whatever that
ee-itwould beeliecasary for the;jeweb
ler to bibibit elate° specimen of kis
handicraft. 'TIjIiIie was willing; 'enough
to do, but there just where the pectui-
rity_ocatiTs.. The corporation•of jewel"
lers will not allow_ him to manufacture
any article till he tan' shove 'a ticket cer;
• tifying Olaf Iie is a bravest of trade. As
• With -
both conditions, the famous query; of
barge loose« Taking advantage of the
change of wind he renewed his efforts
nud succeeded in .extinguishing the fi.
around the station.. UR einigrants ha4
$340- in coin, a gold mach,. eonaiderable
jewellery; and some One guar in the
waggon, all of which they :tonna again,
but (hey lost. all their clothes except
what was on theirbackse About 200
yards of Wm.. Townsend's fence was
also. burned. Nothinghtit the tires and
a small -piece of the' tongue of the wag-
gon was loft; and the mules had their
tails linveed off anditheir bodies severe -
1, 'wombed. Their dog, tied behind
the waggon, was also burned badly be-
fore the fire 'teemed the rope and let simply wbo rigl ithEai
him loose, -Yreka Journal. pac et IS labellea , water or milk. James Epps & Co.,
. -efe•••eir, ' • mpipathic Chemist:1,y LOndon. '
Boas Tweed wonla Soon to -have, been
made to fit theicaee •" What is he •go-
ing t�d� about it T' The matter -is not
.„
Of mncbractica1 consequence to us in
Canada; but will bear laughing over as
one' of the greatest absurdities of a trecle
organization ever made public.
BRITARFAsT--EPPS'S COCoA.-,GRATZFuLAND
Coinioxitree,.:-By a thorough knowledge of
the natural laws -which govern the operations
of digestion and nutrition and by a Careful
application of the fine propatiek of -welll-se-
lected down, Mr. Epps has , provided our
breakfast tables with a delicately flavored
beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills, --Civil Service Gazette. 'Ma e
•111. Ill MANUFACTURE 01? „ C000A..1.-WO W ROW
_ give am account of the process e pted by
- Messrs James Epps & Co., manitacturent of
The Orkney 'II erald gi. ves an inns: tdietetio articles, at their works ta the EIs-
ingai
ccount of an ncident which occur- oe Road, London.:See article in f.' '
Tea in theparifih 'church of ilirsey some Ihuseh°14 amide. ' -
AILWA.T. TRAVEr illa ' av travelling
years ego. During the singieg Of the le a - - -
raeReidilzwo.itlitly) safest
firiA psalm a goose entered. the church «lrawbacks evislirnoirg niz
and _quietly - waddled' up the passage to- injoenrednwhile travelling by itile MOO et rin.Fs°41.
ward the milpit just as .the precentor inthalf a million.
had got out of the tune and'almose come le\fow Wilirlear:eitsinvtetfetrear .w thatt it
is ao yin& safer than the ollIer to
to a standatill-ii not very. iiiiiitsual-oe-
we have in 0• 060Z:elan"
currence at that time. The Minister, aingesttarokyliere4;:thlgi!:ieceottearltusaf,e and sure
observing the gooee, leaned over the side' for the cure of eloU
sammer compaints. l'or elle bynntruggiads
of the pulpit, and addressing the ',buret
-officer/ said/ ",11.=, put out thatgoose." THE GREAT SUPERIORITy.OF DR
The functionary not obser•ving the pron. Wheeler's Compound Elhdr of Phosphatea and
trice Of tho feathered patellionere and Cali3aYa c°nBisto.jults being liatalY phytiologi•
TIYIS STATEMENT 18 SUBSTANTIALLY
a feet 'based upon evidence in the possession
of the agent, m the shape of numerous
testi-
monisia from paet sufferers in all the walks of
life, and particularly from some of the Mad
respectable and trustworthy familiee in the
Dominion.
Diamond liheumaticOure
• • ,
Itt
it histery this invaluable thedleine occu-
pies the meet honorable position for any re-
medy to attain. A few years eine° it was
known only to the friends and neighbors and
patients of the proprietor, and always sought
for by them whenever troubled with Itheunia-
tismt and in' thin wily came te the -notice of
physzoiane generally, and through their faVor-
abIe expression, and its.aelthowledged value
*as a Bhuematic Remedy, the demand for it
itt
vbroceanpriteetsoor frtoixeliteorteaat ehrfeenta944eitijeociabltr,
manufacture. It:: repetition rapidly indinid.
ed, and Soon ordere, letters of enquiry, lettere
of thanks, and eatilleatea of praise were daily
received from all eations of the United States
-and Canada; and in this way, on a'basis of its
Ideaelene-unaided by 'tricks 01 the
and special effortS-it bas risen to its:present
enviable, Peeitlen, W.1101.01"91' intted-04tals it
has'riapetafidlire flatter:rig pTeleri
sugo n
the treathlent of I rbellinfitiff-ocatiPlaMtit.
In this We are really grateful and happy; not
alone beomise out.. medicine finds ready sale
and, je.00nsequently profitable to us do we say
this but beeluiee we open new field in Med-
ioal'Seienett, and cure at once what the best
medical praditioners have for ages found so
filfell to Tolley°, We ell opiate here-
tefore ;, we relieve .tho suffarin,g
and minister to God's poor sve restore the
laboring man to tile use i)f-hte' injured limbs,
and save the sores of times its cost in doc-
tor's, bills; wo carry contentment and, glad-
ness to the hoine of the afflicted, and;oonse-
miently are remembered by millions of grate-
ful soule.-,7.Thousande have .been changed by
the use of We remedy, from week, sickly,
suffering creatures, td .strong; healthy and,
happy men and women," and sufferers' cannot
-T'hiresaainnediabelinreiNiasitiaotie* st4alegiIatc,a11114:hne.a1D.rug•
gists throughout Canada. If it happens that
your Druggist lre not got it a stook ask JAM
to send for it to •
• • •
NORTHRDP: LYMAl!IT,
.•
Agaiits. for Ontario, „Scott etfeet; Toronto,
Olt TO
DEVINA '11C BOLTON,
.._,..;„Notre Dame Stmet, Agents-pi-Quebec-
•Pt:iee, 51 00 per bottle. 'Largelrettles 02.00.
• •
liga30,4874 •
-11INLCAR MITERS
• Ara. Walker' orals, Tint,,
egar Bitters aro a purely Vegetable
preperetion, made 'chiefly from tile nee
tie() herbs found on the lower ranges of
tlee Sierra Nevadamountains of Center.
Pia, the medicieek properties of which
ere extraoted'therefrom without the use
doeallAyittecle°41., 03irTVIebQatqlellestht4194CeOiSeeneir t°111
unparalleled success of VnithetAn Bee.
=net" our enaworlai that they rOMONT,
the cause of disease, Ond the pationt re.
,covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier audit life-giving principle,
it perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in tile
history of the world has a mace:le-been
corapolieded possessing the remarkable
gorklitoireeeovferVynsossoftmetatarraritliulnorlietalino.. Theythe
aro a gentle Purgativo as Well as a Teta,
24trlicisloiollievago,r;°:Lngeityttiroerdl°r Oirneaars,minattle°401inioul
The properties of Dn. WAL'wvalki
VINEGAR Bingos aro Aperient, Diaphoretle,
Coeadrmiatinveet,iovoaulfauetrraltrtrioritans, tlifiguedtolvzionliureoe40;
•
Live, and Anti -Bilious.
11. 11. lifelliONALD oo„ , •
Druggists and Gen. Arts, San Francisco, California,
aurdaeoeiritooflvaasulum.reporgagliidoeslatilniteanDStAa., 'Nev. 011:.
• t
sumo', BooK nun-
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OTO
The tuidersepeed het movie Wstoolt to the
*her fermarlY oeeumed by,.next
doer to the ftweeellogioe, w he will be
happy tO meet his old elletAtIlailli t...0 whew VII
returns:thanks for past_papgie. Ile sem
, divert kap on had a Elsi k of
Oni WAICKES ani .j. REM,
_
70 -Am 1.1
FOR BAROAIN'S IN
(Also the
CELEBRATED RUSSELL IV4T00,
• All kind* of %teem and Clocks
etripairOi. Vielallent and Nitarreintest,
JoarollorY, Umbrella*, Feresole, ere., 80:el
•ee neatly rapaired.
Raving had thiete years experience, ha el
confident he elin give satisfactioil to thaw" who
may fever hinewith a Remember the
place, next door to Mellame's leookatere.
• BARITZT• )'OWtEll.
Olieton, hug. 28, 1873. •9
Blyth' Flouring Mills,
firlibl subscriber begs to tender his Most
sincere thanks to his aunierows ensue
mere in the surrounding townships and the
public generally for their liberal petronege,
mad would further notify them that he has
lately eddedmilat ,important.ipmrovements to
his maohinery by putting in A now boiler
double the p„ower 'heretofore used, mid by
many otheremporteet improvements, tome
tiler with first -Masa millers, he Is prepared ta
do nrat-olass work in
(MISTING, Cli/OPIANG, (te
Grits weighed in mid one. Faith* from it
„distance can have their grista home with
them the ramie day. Good Fleur and Mill
Feed always for 841.4 moderato I
;
LTJMBER
LUMBER. I
steins o
Booxts AND STATXONE.8.1(
.YZiJi4ROE ILN VOlitr.,48iamoo.
• A vera lar'ge stook of!
Wall Paper, Borders, -
ANI) WINDOW, SHADES, ,
T.crro, PANOY GODS qlswlir.a4mr.
()ROQUE* SETS, f3AIFT.
All sold, at.lowea P11000,
DIM GOODS AND OROCERIVA
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARIVIVINO
wawa opi BE SOLD BELOW REGULAR VALUE.
P ODUOIE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE,
For which the highest cash price will be allowed.
•
The Subscriber sveuld also inform the pub.
lie thatlie -boa it largo stook, of •lumber of
different kinds and lengths: Pine from 10
to 20 ft.; Hemlock, from 10 to 26,; cherry,
Buernut, White Ash, maple, Soft and Reek
E1, in length:: to snit the public, which en.
ab es him to fill all orders -that he may be
favored with on the,„ehorteat notice fUld most
reasonable term,
• E2f"K.EtLY, PAoslixllt0E.
Dlyth, March 6, 1872, 2.tf
DQNtTRAILTO CALL &1D SECURE BAROAINS
S. GZEA.14ND, Opposite the Market.
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April 8, 1874.
O.
OP Alt Leading Periodicals, (Iv:, ?Supplied.
'W". 49114411A
. Express Office.
Chutoa ttug Z), 1873. '
SION• OF THE BIG BEDSTEAD,
• (EsTatuatze 18540 •
Large stook of goad Household raratture,
home manufneterei made of apasoneclmateriaL
A fine assortment of imported work, such
as Wood and Cate Seat Chairs, Sofas Loun-
ges, What -Note, Cradlea, Mattresses,' Spring
Beds, 'Carved Brackets, Rustle Framers, &o.'
Picture:framed with Gilt or Rosewood,and
Gilt Mouldings, Rustic Frames, weed, mould--
ed'of plain. ••
. ,
, Good valuegiven to alt wile May purcluuse,
with moderete mime . ,
Grocer, NISTiue and Spirit Merchant,
0- ALURT, STREET,.• (EAST SIDE
CLINTON, 'ONTARIO..
WEOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
CiEt4DICE FAMILY GROCERIES, PROVISTONS,
,
WINES AND
Flour, Galtrteal, Cernnwal, Cracked ; **heat and Unbolted Oats, ;Peas;
•
&o., &c.,:,constantly on. kancl.
,fust Itecolwed a fitll ttaiatintent of.China, Crociterfo Clitsiware•
OC?411.14011, ETO.
Ciff0DS DiSLIVIMOI IN ANT PART flif TIIE TOWN.
,
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•Otariox, 1874. 17
ottome.
Just What is . nted."
. • IN clam
NeW liteirelehment 01114 and Fruit
awl Confect' • ary Store. '
lip S . P S 0 l*T.
Dogs •iespeetfully o announce' 'that ehe has optineCi
Refreshment Ro s and a Fruit and Confectionery Store"
'in the building
Next p or to the "Mew Era" Office,.
Year Fl Cerner, /saao Street, Clinton,. where ,he
• will at 41 times bo prepared to furnish
No and 4oldifeeds. and everything kept in. connection
with a ili•st•clasa Restaurant, at moderate prices.,
Prnit and potifectionery, Plea, CSIKOS
And otItor aelleaoles always on Ulla. ••
roz coleAlw . AND SUMMER blitilIMS.
Now on Laoa...
• Remember tho place -Next (lout° the NEW EEA office
and near Fisher's Corner. •
Clinton, May 8,1874.
OtillfiON "
PLANIN G MILL
SASH; 1)001i AND .BLIND •i'ACTOXtit
HURON ST.RRET; CLINTON.
'Mow rutia-82,4vtatit 2$11414Erte
mi.country eaters. price 25 cents per bottle.
cal an its action m restaing a forms ef debility
suppoeing that the mieistet'a direction supplying the waste of tissues resulting from
had reference to the precentor, ,rearched any muscular exertion and thug preventing ner-
ve:x:1 ,prostration Ai ti, general &Why, For
OP to that . individual, and to ,,the no budding up onstitutions oblow vitality from
small eilmeeMelit of tile meagre 'eongte- scrofulone, or consumptive diseasea, or imPaired
gatiou, collared him saying at the mine by dissipation and bad habits; it IS unequalled,
as it immediateli imparts energy to the digest.,
tinee,e" dbute out o' that, fallow 1" '
........-,....1111H1114.11.0,:,......*... • . ive.opparatas, and creates healthy blood, toning ,
St., .7.0a!pb, Ilielied 800 quarts of.striew-
U110 Man 011 the 1V1oMaster farm, HOST in the _Setae manlier asc.our daily. food. l'hos•
,. ,., and vitalizing at once all the organs ofelthleaobrooduts:
ii=tveedtli; ttlilleYe;IttliPillanat81 Van
'berries in seven, clays. gifi befit Pleh- for maintaining the vitalliowers. 4 °n
tog was 184.quarts.
A. novel mae took place Re Pittsburg
, ifi!ilisAelfsnoteS(TtlirFa;letPrn,etYt'ililigrigliTri:
ifteizartfigd atiby Man ; an ,t' Bryan's Pulmonic we -
recently, three Indians undertaking to wit asasnUTOpOnilrOonenaugh a , colds., tickling in
run five miles and eighty ' yards while the tbro t d
and pestAnnee Will riestro7 erevPelaelnettiri4oart
four horses -two runners and ..two pito;
"ers-LeOvered 'ton ° Miles'. 'The Indiana tro!tusentemed tokeeoner. er later 'emir te iticUranie ,
Dt Ili Onttthestrength of the strongest
relieved each other every quarter of 41 scOR habil if neglected. The readiest and best'
means known for the core of these complaints is
mile.. ' . . "Bryan's Pulmenle Wafers " which have been
Sorrertimersineeirgentieunin Wail tilt)virugeliZretif10121-1tUoLtr4SLitne r :V
'yelling on a Western railway train that ntiblic. sPeakers 'will, also derive' great benefit'
had but one passenger coach attached, from_. •the ake of thein. Sold b 11
The gentleman is addicted to the had eera at 25 cents' Per hoe. Y a mediel-ne
habit of snioking. 'He had but one To (lemmas or Tfonses.---It IS it welatt sted
fad, confirmed by the experience of theusaends,
diger ite the time. and longed fora smoke
weciatv: lit/leg 9-.tgoit Powders and Arabian
fir lietiitilted'ethilikiiee that eineke Might.
Finally, know that it has been useg in many cases wher:
sengereethe only One AbOafd,
be unpleaettne toet faseinating lady pas- thing of the rdad re ot:v17e er uflivecurPriiiiiev;te W-
1110 horse em beep_ oneklered almost WorthlesS,
he omild. endlirP th.a..PrivatitM_Pl. Ifmg:._ .witlii the most satisfaciterY result the- hone
tir, and, taking out the (Agee and reach- having been restored to perfect stoilildness or 80
much benefitted that the coMplaint could scarce-
ing to' tho seab ivhere she sat, asked iy.inxi observed. Many :melt horses have after-
itlikeh9131%.71.1424.74,4.%14.1,:p nor, s beelid sold for froin $50 to $100 more than
Agar, " left my papa far -iteam•2' eider this. Remember the name, and dee that
well worth tin: difference 3.. et all interested eon.
many or our nadors. ow/ ,iiit„, agthecsi_imature of Hurd & Co., is on each peek.
Northrop & Lyman, Neweirqtle, Ont.,
aware that there is in existenee an of rietors for Canada Bold by alt medicine
It erniclii2 the owners of len khan cat Iro Nervous ffittliorors4
0,11 s romp . Ira g the ler,WOO have"previouslr brought, and were
to -prevent the apreacl of Gill tidistleee dealers.
cloven time igroweeig uPon their lands ffre../. 13etn Snototti Speolitititivi road pm,
not long tilt Mrs HOwe followed him/ to prevent them going to sand, or be li-
ablo. to fitte,of not less Abaa $2, nor
more. than $10, for every soh offence.
1( 11 the ditty of oterkette of highway*
te see that the provisions of the Act are
carried out within their respective high-
way tlivitiority tO3 pain Of penalty.
Clark* of triunkipalitiett are required to
etetiondeitittitir est down tidal
e ndtheir
then bed Illta
On this side
thiskdhisi
t that
In Irak
.41 11Uppliell tat)
• tititat
her teddest troltblee
carry it heavy oross.
Ater Rowe &mafl.
drinking up all the
ed frOM opulent
*Canada. Alt.then
n, She allag.
at •her htuth
totrakohyiti
the Oreat Paglish .Remedy for all nervous debility
frost whatever muse arising, have elready been so
then:100 totted Canada as to require little to
be said in their ilivor-as a eortain mire Sr those(
Winterising isymptonis arising from errata or youth.
Self Simpsen was ellen and friend of the.
106 Willie Moeely, I..ondon, Ylnulautl, the
inOit 'Celebrated slithotitY the world no lids sob.
Ject. Iris partner is now visiting, Canada, and le
prentred lo 'rise advice free to all, and forward PIN
(111151, etc. if itini'led to<--tuldreastint Dr. X, 110,1
nircieseti Co. -Drawer iff llaaliliali. Two
.boxea Pille Will else be t Mini to rely pet
proems, soother linefeed men otenoweei, itt
I,ll0 0 e' altretteetnt 1%ilo*Irm.
t lithattrithl, t MIAs.
1.
VS Ate Ahtl rstdit pateue
TOG TO INTIMATD To BUILDERS -AND -THE
of new machinery to their mill, and are now Prof area to
manufacturown kinds of Deere, Blinds, Sashes, 3,1ould.
him do., to order, at the shorteet notice, and at prices
,that will defellompetition.
'Parties intending to buil& !Mold doivell to eve them
scall, Ha they *Melee keep en handa largo stook of all
• kinds -of -Dry -Pine Limber,' Sashes, Doom, Blind,
Mouldings, ao. • ,
They feel eonadorit Of giving satisfaction to all who
•
may favor them with their. patronage, EltiOrl9 bat first.
•olass Workmen aro onlv1dy0d4 • " .
Particular attention paid to Custom Planing.
'Flooring tongued and greeted for $2 per thousand..
, na. • AcE,• •
do 110ron.8t.
NS da MILLER.,
181. •
T 0 NI
Carding and'• Fulling,
4* -Y -ST I C I
. cure tencorrhceis tes), Painful Men-
stination,Ineeratbni of the Maas, Ovarian
diseases, Absent -Menstruates and all diseases
,known as Female Weakness, They su•e Prepared
, with thergreatdst care, ander thopexamansuperz
vision of a physician' who has made temple (Hs -
Dales a apeeltil 'Andy for many years, and they
are a Medicine on WWI) V*
/140TED 'WM • •
Can depend No the hour pa time of weer as
SW unfailing Ito, •
Nesou+,!* FEMALE,ItECITILATOR.
eeirSOld bv all Bruggialll everywhere.
/ Price, Ono box, el; six boxes, $5 sent by mall •
ftee of postage fiecurely sealed, frimobsavation
• Plot fun particulars write for Our pamphlet, whiell
• We will send in a Staled eirvelopeIo any addreas
on receipt of post stamp to pre -pay return pcatego.
Addness ell letter for Pal/Millets or Obi10,
•,W1/441111 SHAY a co:,
Whidsor, Ont.,
• maa la cunt.g u, •sazales cormen, and oy tu
Druggists over/where. Northrop & Lyman, Toronto
Wholesale Agente.
ARGAINS !
ntsMOns CLDARINO
tat old stock, to make room im IMPOita•
HOW, Is offering greet bargains in
Boots, Shoes & Gaiters!
fraying some damaged by the late afire,
1w will sell elten alnzOsl,a1 any iiride.
Tun
SURSCIUSURS WOULD INWSME
FOPARRS
ua tho public generally, that the *Woollen Mill
lately occupied by Mr. 'P.R. Foster,have been purelmeed
by them, and are limy in fall operation, where they will
proished to fpraruktislii of
•
.-S'OOIL AS -1,
Carding, Pullidg and Finishing.
•
A.1.1 ASSORTMENT Olf
•
1W4343111$) FulL.Cloth & Flannels
On hand te seil for einth, or event ri °rehouse for wool
J. 84 T, 0411)301sTS,
0ttnoN,11.718i lett Oa
TYBODMATIoN IN MUDD TO DAXOta.,
A. NES ot taking an land, how te.00pojpricoa, 0101
!Nat on fseldpfr Of cant!, s. 3„. mottEws,
tioodandr Dakota, U. it:T.
PRITIT TREVS1
The lint °orders have the teat chance of getting
'good bargains.
roe-sri—si-44ittat„
JOHN STEEP.
• Clitirtin, July 14, 1874;
For Sale:
A itott Itt THU TOWNSHIP OF GODERICIt ; 80
..43g. acres. A good frame house gad gratis bend Kull
orchard. .
• Andy to
, • emote.
A STOVYAND A HALF W unsTo-Tvags
easr.
Apply *6
5. moot*.
di.d9T-Togtzggem,.trAIIAIAR!:.,,,
• . •.! c, n:
' Clinton, Mir 11,,1874., 20,
SHORT
Ne4 Pagano.
gOONOMY I
colifoRT
Tatoiao.*Ittworioaf
ontlititIte4114.11.11.211:Aatntr/
will% 1711kia4 vial-4kt
ROYAL mAiri
841t4t40 tiog i*Esito too ii6n04$1, at in ta.
Tits eattittittitmlet ii1141100filit‘tagatit for thii
Mos, Whhl siva all MOM/ iiittouthit Sig aid WOW
41 154 Umiak Midi I2I.
tittia, 11
UND ERTAKINC.
An elegant Hearne for Hire. A quantity of
very fine Shrouds, cheap. Funerals attended
and all furnishing::supplied at reasonable
rates; A largo atock'of Coffins, Moulded and
plain; always on hand(trimmed tosuit) e:ther
silver-plated furnitilro or otherwise.
-Remember tire Stand -Albert street, oppo-
site, the Market • .
" THOS. STEVENSON.
Clieten,Aug..20, 1673. .
ItIc
ENT SHOP!..
iN "..471E74T
. .
TuiE SUDSORIBER-IWISIIES TO ...STATE THAT HE ;HAS OFENED OUT A
firat-class Harness Shop in Olinton, where he 'Rill' keep on hand it choice selection of
everything in his line, ES10114M3 harness of every:description
.vanif.PS, TRUNKS, VALISES, BEUSI-IES. OCITUri npill4S. CATTLE* ,(10,hiBS,
.• • . . .
And everything that is usually found in a first-class Harness Shop.
Light Harness 'got up in the latest ,and most improved Style.
The best inaterial-used; and first•eles worleiniaiship guaranteed.•: COLLARS ef every de- '
icriPtion made to order, and warranted to give satisfaction. The public, are respectfully in..
si:yited to all andnee for themselves. REPAIRING PROMPTLY...ATTENDEp TO.
toinember the Place:1-'1;10.es, dative west led* ;Pinker et Bartow's.; neuron Street
JOHNCAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR.
, Clinton, .tan. 14,4874. • . . 12
THOMSON -&-; WI PLIAMS, •
.21griewitunit ZmpleTc,n6, - colaBo :tngitte tydrhs,
.r, . .
MITOHEtL
ols1r
Huron Street, Clinton.*
HE undersigned, while thanking his
numerous.custpmere for the very liberal
support they. havelaccorded him miners he has
been in inisunseilli- Clinton) would inform
them that he has removed his shop to the
were ecluwediella building lately erected b7
him on littron Street, in the rear of Kuox
Hotel, where he hopes to meet his former
customers and as many new ones/ as may
favor him with their patronage.
Horse Shoeing Will reoeive his most careful
attention, and in connection with this part of
Itis .business he will combine that which is
very necessary to insure complete success,
namely, that of a thorough knowledge of all
diseases of the foot of thh horae- .Farmers
and„othera may rest wowed that their orders
will receive, prompt. attention, His prices
aro moderate, end the subscriber trusts' he
will receive that patronage which strict at-
tention to business and a long experience in
it -it good guarantee for good iverk=should
Pnlete rritiUlar etention• Paid to Plat and. Con.
traded Peet, Interfering, de.
THOMAS TIMING},
iteterinaey Horseshoer.
Clinton, Aug. 20, 1873, . 80
_ AGENcv. OF.
PhcenU. .Mutual Life
INSURANCE courAivir, .
- . Of Hartford, Conti, 9oderiek Fowl. dry and .. Manufaetroing Co.
ASSETS OVER $9,00th000. J Bog to inform the puhlic that they aro prepared, to ne iiiritat for
...
m....•"'
:team Brigines. and. Boilers,
,•
• • .,:nn20::5 4.71 47:;.ff
N
••••
• We are iiianufacturing largely this !mason, the celebrated •
Johnston Solflato in1 Reapor,and. 1ho Cayuga Chief jr,, fold, ,
Which we believe lathe hest harvesting Mackin* in use. We are also manufacturing the
zsiiZ EiE/111,111Eli rATEN'11
BROADCAST SEE'DER. ANL -a0r...TIYArito:a. •
All kinds !Of Agricultural -Implements kept on hand. . A trial or linplements offered, and /
satisfaction ,guaranteed. -
oar' Parties haring good, elean land, imitable for }lax Growihg; ' are .requeated to leave
weed with W. W. IPAREAN, pi*, or .101IN MURPHY, Agent, Clinton. •
,BePairing done at Reter Grant's', Clinton, Hugh Blith ;4nd R. 'PoWne" *
Manchester, add all Material kept for repairing. at neighborinsg ,
• ' THOM ON 85 WILLUMEr.
Aprif 8, 1874.
GOD,E4I011
tat
PPIINDRY:
W. 11, COOPER, • Ir.,
ESPECTFULLY annouiic s that he has
been...cominitaioned-hP-Ileisers
Phrey kMeGregor,the managers in Ontario,
to receive -applications for iusitrance in the
above world-teuowned Company. Pull per-
tieulars as to rates for life, and every defserm.
Unit of endowment:insurance,. may be had on
application to W. It Comere Jr., at the
Coniinercial Hotel, Clinton, Ont. .
n. vEssuivomx, 3. P. Buns%
• President. • ' Secretary
Clinton, 4th Feb.. 1870. 32
•
f0 TO S20 trottiri Agaltlif
olasseil of working people„ of either sex, young
or old, make more money at work for Mt in
their spate moments, or all the time, than at
anything else. Partiouiara free. e Address,
O. STINSON & CO., Portland, gable. •fk
AvOIDQ1ACe1fe8.
•litirVoilii debility, promature decay, &c., hav.
Boiler.
.1
. •
Flour, Grist and Saw Mills, Stave.), Be Luling ana Shingle
Machina, :Saving . Mactilles$ "ithreitb.ing Machines
and Horse rowers, Leff0„. Watt Wheels, Ste.'
01NT' Itt§..14§T3D)
-411111ULAR 1301tat118- A.M) GINS fl
• .
Iron fend Wooden Plottse steel Boards, Gant PlOttfrhi, Clainitorg
StrIald' Chatter., ft.. allow arid potatat- getout, Grata Dorm
O, mE.
A victim of early indiscretion, causing
Bozo', 464 ;morAng, Parlor and Boz I:Wives' .Intriciul zda
AT sADTO 6RDEn,
•og tki.a in vikin CV011 advertised rented'',
, . Also; Iron'and Brut Castings', tat 111401011Alth Wart.
ell, . Address, $. if. ' itamvss, 78 Nassau Ay • • and 'Salt Pans Repaihred no, abort Notice.
•ha. discovered a aimpio means of eolecare, ,
which ho will timid free to his follow.suffer•
Sg4t., Noir Tor, k,
Or 0 yi(:14;,,Iiit- 1YIAN 0 T," A- ....t0IIII3ALD ITODOV,
0 sout, 01/A111111,10,” lil •1 4141 kaarealefd to the Company, or heoretfory, will reeti..e.e prompt atteati;:tatai
4421. ,118:1 it, otiti 0 0 tsi 1188
,4 ji7 iiiiiAL ,ritiossatitaiiii:176134414to :tivoitiOnuitiOEia:°,4010:4 TON',
Smola Mental antes tan sial *
•
ill ili 1 '
how oitki a may faieltiate and gain the love isa Secretary kid Wrematra.,
ilifiletione of any isstion *hay shoo* indent
1