The Clinton New Era, 1878-04-18, Page 2V
Vertestelea of 41f :alimony.
11,1etritneny presents here and there
interesting peculiarities, A. bri>1. egroom
iallerkimer county, New York, unable
14). re1s1the fun of a discordant sereiio
on the wedding night, got out of bed
and shot through the window at the
serenaders. woundiug three of them. A.
1V1orruen had just married, at one swoop,
a mother and her daughter. Ilaa be a
'wether -in -kw? A. nutter teturned from
California to Michigan tb marry to
Alt!hat„ he had _left behind him.
Re annenneed t'it-ei he was eeennissiou• -
ed also to pick up a girl for lets mining
partner ancl take het, to him to wed.
• After, careful prospeeting he made
choice, and the chosen damsel bus gon,e
yettle the:wedded.. pair • to _Ohlifornia to
'meet her future husband. Kepler and
Stevens traded wives in Tipton, Iowa,
twnyeers age, the Utter ,getting $700,
on aceount of the wifa that JW gave
away heiug far handsomer than the one
he received. Stevens has Since grown
wealthy, and his. laWful evife seeks by a
lawsuit to reiriatiite herself, Sally, a
Piute princess he Nevada,. Married is
white man and 'returned with him to
• her, tilbe. The 'indignant •'Indians
shaved his head,. whipped hini soundly
and drove him haele:into Civilization,
A Trey clergyman publishes*a ODUV-
-plaint-that the pay' received formar-
ristge services is not adequate, consider-
_ing the risk, that•iaineurred amiting
• couples spinet the -wiebes Cif their -Tarn -
Dies. He Says that` the fees. given; gen-
erally range from one to five dollers.elle-
Gently he rode tere miles into the &Santry,
spent a whole day, paid $5 for the ose
of a horse, and received:Only $1..25
..o.,•
Love?) , .ngaries:
'TWO BE IDEA AND TWO OnoOmS blIANia2 OFF.
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• Two weddieg couplespresented theta -
selves at the Mayoralty in thb esuburb
of Paris to carryout the Civil portion of
their matriage contract, They; ranged
thenimelves on.. opposite sides of th
Mayor's official -throne, and 4.fieced • one
• another. The Mayer was.. asking a
question of Otte of. 'the -bridegrOotime
• whose, attentioe was • 'thus distracted
from Ms bride. On .turning round: to
look at her When he had answered the
' question, he catight'her makineslieen's
eyes" at the bridegrOom oppgaite. • Being
of a jealous tomper€ment, he laid his
hand reughly on her arm andsaid „Sheep.
lv, "Mademoiselle, which of •the two
brides are -you 1 - You. are: mine, I be;
Hove ; then oblige me by ,confining your
glances tomo." The bride Was a young
wool(' take his atatiop on tbe stops of
thepulpit with a large ear trumpet,
and remain there until the, close al the
service. Tie did sot •with his friends
tittering 'below, and the congregation
•seandalized. The preaeher none seem-
ed insensible to what was going on, but
Presently in the conrse of his sermon,
he said: "Net•ouly does Um mercy of
God extend to the most enormous of
criminals, BO that nine, howeverguilty,
may net, if duly penitent, 15e partakers
of the•divine grace, but Ale° there are
pone so low, so mean so worthless, ail
not to be objects Of GOCPti fatherly
"soliOitilde and, care. Indeed, I hope
that it ma,, one day be extentled;" and
here:Jointing over the pulpit, he placed
his hand on the undergradtlatb's bOad,
• eteto this silly ho." Themtrum
ee4esproe4dt.,the lad bolted, end the wager
Nv
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A
•••:•, v..•••
j„•,•
woman of epirit, atedreesenting
•in which the: reprimand waif made, ye -
torted, "Ah, mo*eor, if you are Pale
• ous already, I an?, Jike4yto leed a plees.
• ...ant life with you The *lona bride:-
• groom made an .angry reply,•incl then
the other bridegroom must needs pot in
his oar. "Pah! Monsieur, why should
you make suCh a fuss bent:woe teadenfoi-
selle chooses to favor me with a glance?"
°Thereat hiebride turned -savagely upon
him and exclaimed, "H4; monsisor, •;:t
• would seeln, theri,:that you like to have
ladies make eyesat you! lgotv I. know
what to expect from you; bIlt you might
• at least have had the decency to 'keep
this proof of your faithlessness conceal.
ei from Me herd," And with this fierce
thrust she burst into tears. In vaiathe
Mayor attempted to pacify both parties.
The bridegrooms stormed at each other,
and the brides, between their hysterical
sobs, mutually accused each other of per-
• fidy. What WAS to be done 1' At last
the Mayor, lasing temper, cried oet,--
Liquid Vacount:
.Whou thonens:drove up to hoii'sie
on Eliebeth 'street ',yesterday to
the usual quell of mixture, the.:gentle.
Mao at' the house kindly inquired t
'Aetna's, how niany.quarts of milk
d6 you clelivef! . •
; Ninety-orie, sir.! •
• 'And how many cows have,yonr
! Nine, ,sir.' •• .
The gentlemen mado'•some eeentrks
sebout, An early sprieg, close of the East-
ern War, of the roads, and: then asked :
• Say, Thou -fele, bowrnuchrniikper
day .46 you! covi,s 'average 1' .
•'Seven (Pivot sir:"
'Atie--enm,' said the .gentlernan as bc
moVed .1001fed, after hitn;
sceatchecl his bed, and at once grew
pele as 40 pulled' Out a -sheet pencil and
began'to figure on the Wsithen=cover..
• Nine cows' is nine. anti .set seven
quarts.' under 'the coWs arid Mull, p
ty
That's i3i:xty..14req citIerts of 'mak, • 1'
fold him I sold ninotpone .qnarts. per
day. Sixty.- three* from n inety-ene
lyesi tWen&eight, and none t� carry.
NO*, where edo•1 get' the .test .of .tho
THE ()LINTON NEW Ettik.,
• meow in a Detroit Pollee Vein*
They bad brou,ght in all 014 wan. 1,10
wee not only drank, •but •ugly and obsti;
nate, All night long he hod kicked the
door of his eel) and raised high riot,
and be threatened to tear the fixtures
of the'court-roone out es soon he ()erne
to Wel. Bijall hod sought to eoothe
him in various waye, but he Weald not
bp soothed. .
His Honor VAS infornted of the pre.
'settee of the old men, Anil of his ugliness,
and he said :• ,
• uTiting him out and:Tet Inc see if he
has any one to care for, or any orte
be kind to ,.•
'1 eati't be' .eiriieir aplaitued els
primer tte he CU Q1 Q before the bar, and
aesumed.e defient loolceee
• Whet) atu eoftly replied his
11Pleer) I• atn olcl and. broken
• down and trembling; hope- to
have children to love 1002
• Eh 1 lieve.no children,' tnettereal
the.old M , :Wein i ra7,,f greatly surprieefl,
'When toy head is white with Old
age,' • COD tirtited the- Court,. •.' w itty.
veto() fsrolee-ee, and the 'harsh ,Words of
meneut my oid heart, then I shall love
to think -of the children Wheeif not liV-
ing to lighten my burdens, steep peace-
fully in graves. which the spring sun
and Waroi rain 6 are elothing in green!,
Ohildren—dead—yes, I heve buried
children ' mused the old men, •his: face
growing,sof ter.
if am ttepoor nutty -
the (lona(' if my wife is dead and my
ohildren rest. underthe willewa---if per-,
arty,. hunger and .cold. colue • to me -6
Mahe me.1)ate the world and feet. eles,
perate and look upon all men as. my
enetniee; I will let drink alone -4. will.
fight hack the bitterrieSs creeping ,into
niy heart --I Will let„prayera. Wm, tho
sPlitleola'1.7rm8eft'sn'had'• no iva
paler tban•hefore, and his Chin qniVeted
a little; • • • • "
' Tlie-wOrld is carelesseted harsh Sad
Athisptim es cruel,' said his Honor,
the world ie tender towardii 110 womaP. 1•111?.• requires an incessant adtion of the y
elle the salve will 0,c.a.a: 0110vm. in restoring aeunei-
whose, face is, pinched by old age,
Misery may 'have Iong• threatened a fatal. ter -
m k ? I'll-b.hegedeifIliaveneivnnyself a Way- te,eiee of my best custemiers
by leaving Cial;iled.ifig cavity id 'these
figgera to be filled with •wetteier•HDeteoft
Free Pre. • •.
4PVS'800O0a.-f, (11tATEVUI,A.NDOoldrQii,TINO
a thorough 1, nowledge 01 uateral
lave whieh govern' the c per etion of digestion
aflti. netrition, a0 by 041•PfUl Opplteatiou,
of the tine properties ,f well.selected cocoa,
Mae blpps ha -providee our brealefaet tables
with a (lel kettely flavored beverage which may
35%N us many heavy doctore' bills, It is by
the jedieious use`Of eaeli artielee of diet that
imatilitutiou Linty be gradually built lip Un-
til Orem; enough to resist every toodeney to
diaease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are
floatieg aroend us ready to attack whereTer
there is a weak point.. We may escape many
a fatal sheft by keeping, mirselves well forti-
fied with pure blood and A properly nourieli-
ea ireene,"--Cizet Nerviest Gazezia.--Bou only
in I'aokets labelled -" thues 'Errs & Co„, lIo-
mtvopethic Chemists, 48, Threadnotelle4reet,
and t7e, Piceedille, London." • '
• WO= Iloasiis,-WoolY horses are not so
rare as lenity suppose, net itneh great curiosities
either; there are many to be found in various
PArte of the eoentty, hilt we doubt irthey.will
ever prove ink valeitble te their owners as the one ro vitt in
IEHL,
exhibited by Barnum+Are imagine their owners utjeau
conSititt" there mere valuable without tho• „ •• .• '
wpolrfor this rough andwoolY.Iftatercf-thollair, ouLD ItEl$pECTEULLY INTIMATE 'TO TUE
indicates that the horse' is not in healthy ow
dition-probably htderbound; or suffering front
scene digease Which occasions this unnatural aP-
pearanbe ; in such eases useDarley's 40nditiOn
'Powders and Arabian Heave Remedy. it will
purify the correct the appearance; re-
moVe all obstruetions from the hum and liver,
ahd give to the coat a sleek and shining appear,
elle°. Remember the name, and see that the
signature of Hurd & Co. is Oet each package.
'Northrop",6•Lymart, Neweaetle, Oat, proprie;
ors for Canada, Sold by armedicine
• A..00nvinoil cough or cold shou d never be
trifled with, often when neglected it is convert-
ed into a serieue and generally fatal puhnonary
disease, . The more pradent,. aware of- this;
promptly use Bryan's Pulmonie Wafers" oll-
rative which has sustained its reputation for
ornr.twonty y.ears„. thoT are .01W4Ye_ P&P:elks °
and exert a most b.eneficial influence on all the
Bronchial and pulthonary orgaeo.. Sold by all
diegeents and country dealers ")rice cts.
per box, • • • ' •
r X'11''.P.3 .11;T CO, A IN E. ,
• tt cti101e remedy ,for dioectie's of Ote
aye •ccute or olironic),, gronulation of tlte
litl.q, . devation,:-.01. the Itwl4rymat glangq,_
: Wm, tz),q1 weakness...qr ad, viston from, 'any
•' cattee. ' • ;
JAME P.A.TTED SON,
P1.4STERilt.' •
411 kind; qf OrttatrOn(oittiorh done to order,
work proolNy attonrio,t to In town or' eountar,
denetio nest vlAur nerth of the Presbyterian Church,
Clintollaoh, 14, Iva. •• sml
CABINET WARE, FURNITURE 81c.
,Tus Amenlein Evii-SALve Is presented to the
public with the itsaurance of its -efficiency as a
• euratise of ,most discasgs of the .e3ie,_ acute or
chrome inflammation, whether indoced by. scro-
fulous origin or othertritie, weakness or defect
of vision, . diminished tone of the optic neive,
or a diseated state of the tiesues constituting
that organ. Also; for all -persons whose voca-
fotm healthy action, where'wealcness, pain and
the Man Whose work ilithe bney marts
of life is done. "Under the. wrinkles mination; It is the niest siincple, safe, and ef.
an griq •0 go " s• ofwhibli it is made ate pure, perfect; and cestly,
fectual remedy ever disebvere . The materials
Init 'to eked `.11,y, ef•tiettlItinit; • 'We do not. always (ma it. and wheti compounded elab,orate gare and e,xactness,
we „i6 not We foal that the woehe hes safe.in ite application, behig used externally,
• an I ot. (movie avoiding the paiii and clanger
:Last, night •the Sheriff' of :Dodge
Coonty, Neb • paseed nythe Texas Cen-
tral road having en aurae a man natneil
Merolla Withereau, Accused of entirdar.
Withersau WO' paying court to w young
lady monied Bradley, tesided in the
town of Fremont _Neb. • end' waS • en,
a ed to be married to her, When a stran-
ger pained etturi ge came, o e
'town. succeeded..in short
ticne :olaimingea good .part of the
jesting lady's: attention.: '-This • greatly
•displeesed IVithershu, Oho is .O'f a Very
jealaua temperament, :and lue.-was not
slew be giving his apparentrival .many
evidences of his ill-wille openly insulting
whenever. an Opportunity, WAS
• -Yet young 141tridge, being' 'received
with favor by tlie young lady, continued
to visit ha. The engagement between
Withersau and his affianced Was un -
:broken, however; and '.the wedding .day
had been axed Upon;
OoOevening,Witherequ, While on his
way to the • town to visit his affianced,
Mot her in iempaity with Imeridge out
riding, and, seized by a fit .of jealousy;
he galloped up to then? anctshot Lau -
ridge, killing him tdmost instantly. He
fled the country, and it, was thotight
that he bad gone baek to Caeada,wheee
bad formerly lived. .1.1e wore on -his
" Am 1 to proceed with this ceremony, 136
hand a seal ring of the yoitng lady,
or am T notV MO two brides with one
which was mounted bye gold cross, .and.
ACC0111, screatued." No r' 'If Perhaps "
said the MayeiFriihose wrath had again it wee this that lotto his capture. '
yottng tram^ named Swaney, a cousin of
cooled down; " yoti could arrange mat-
ters between yourselves if you were' left. Miss • Bradley, had. enlieted • in. the
alone. ',rite clerk will show you to te United Stetes artily, and was, ordered
private room. I: will give .Y011 half an with hie Om pony to Fort. Duncan on
bout."
At the eeteeetIon of teed time the Rio Grade. Ile lied never eeen
rippeee Withersart, but he Lail freqnently, heard -
the partiei were suumioned to
st neer° you his cousin describe the . ting belong.,Arg
again before the Mayer.
to•her„-which Withersau wore when he
settled your differendet?" he asked.
1.muridge. One day be saw a
«y, "Monsieur le Melee • but;---but--9 idileti
" Well, what is it 1'• "We hey() elreet- atraff0 man et the Fort weating the
idcn'ical ring, hu e'en enq airing tile shale -
ed thange, Moneieur le Mairee'! -"A
champ ! whet do you meau is A ger'S name lie gave it AS Bill Poiptlextpr,
change of brides, 'Monsieur le note' The soldier wroh't to the authorities of
And so it was- the jealous brielegrooM Vrow"te 'aivliv-4 • a dosotit;lioll of the
had taken the jealous • bride, and the Elim and ring)/ and 01.0. Skatift being
glances had, satiSliod tista the weitiei. otthe Ting was
young lady of the fickle
iikedlscUesto"‘Vithereati, came afteratul eeptered
- taken the gentleman who
"make eyes" at him. The estottielied —7Pollag '
Mayor looked at them io silent atentee- ----.4•4e."4`.-------
ment for st moment or two, buethey'rnet •
• \vioo; a ea illorfila (lorde,gt thativest
his look unabashed, so he shrugged hie • Deaeribing a garden in San Diego,
shnulders, and said, " Well, if you Are Oal„ the Union; of amt. oity, says *04
satisfied, it is no htginess Of' mine. it eenteins a gniiva• tree, lei years old,
will proceed with the ceternony," •'And loaded with blessonts ; -4 Sicily kmen,
married tltey were. 5 years old, 18 inches in circumference,
alk • • •
A Sharp; Threat.- ou which aee umber t4 lemons, one
Of which istme foot in cieeurnferonce ;
A few days ago some rowdy nutter- a citron tree Covered with blossoms ; a
graduates at Cambridge • (England) putnalro orange, 3 years old —one of the
made a disturbance At the Boman oranges hanging on it naeaettres one
Catholic chapel, a proceeding which foot four inches in circumference; a Tu.
drew from the authorities a notiee that 'hid lemon in full bloom; orange
should any such °Wender be discovered seedling, only 4 years old, 15 feet high;
Iso would be rigorously dealt with,— potuegrahate, 2 years old this Beason,
Probably at the beginning Of the eentury here 24 pomegranates; CilirleSO
such coeduct would bave•passed ..nteece,....a. years old, hanging full of lemons; a
ticed. At that dine the pulpit of tile nectarine 1 year old, a feet high; HU
Baptist chapel there Wa8 Occupied by
Anthotly Robinsori, Meii of great wit
and ability, whom the .younger gewns-
men frequently annoyed with perfect
immunity SO far AS the authorities were
concerned. Oa one oecasion a wager
was inadeeby lth,dergradttate that he
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olive fili• years old, 18 feet high ;. a mon-
'darin orange 5 ,years old, ott which
were over. 40'd hleasema 'a few 'weeks
since; Besides these them are other
'vurieties of limes, a Turkish fig -tree, dons, and has been prononneed. t'te best seated Consuesphou, •
the' white Asher fig, ,Maltoso blood remedy yet diatoverojt to allay and at-. PriaPared by OBORGE i. 'MflOiIELL,
Itovvell,Mass
orange, J'apanese perauntnon, peach, vilec. teat etmsureption: • sold 'by alltiruggists, •
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been too harsh.
Folks• haeion!t deed me righe' said eaustie minerals and eye -washes. RfNowonsc-
and.OLD CAROSIO 8011•00,- of scrofulous origin,'
the oldr Man as he brushed .at his
. or resultingfrom whntever Cause, Yeild to the
Aittrocan ..Eve-SALvo.
• eyes. .
They. ahead be ashamed. to .make CESSFULLY 14111, PfLES. Its soothing ef-
,., • y feet is immediate, and a permanent cure requires
trOUDIc ICir an mu man te you.. CU
but a few applications.. The proprietors of
areMot a bad. Old man.t • "Dn. 'J. PETTIT'S IMERIOAN ETE-ALVE " while
N.'no, I hope n ot,'
-. • whibli neceSsattly attends the trodtiction of
making new and iromroved machinery fin- mak-
ing a; more perfect li`ox for theErs,Seeset, have
will hid you to secure youT-7-elghteete
.seid the Court. `Tr gen-are in, witnt,..
youi1lfin iencla 'tight/here.' • • -•
staininered the prisoner.
.`,Yott get di Link, bat:7year old tart
•Was hardened. Yon ;were revengeful,
,betallita. you felt desperate.. I. shall -let
You go. See how tbaentisliine creeps
in ! Imegine 'how the green :grass is
springing and' the birds praising God -.1
T• woulitet Sande/on to prison, .fer all the
money'int the world 1"' •
The, old Man 'tried tie: speak „but. he
'could net. Tears.s.Ati down:iris cheeks,
his Chin. quivered, -and he gypped his
way out with all the tend'eruess in his.
heart which a. Mare Cat have. • • •
"'We have. too i.ituolt law; And too
]ittle.reherity,!!..mused the Court as he
watched the dld man out, and he woe
long in calling the next, easel-LP/7m
Frear. '
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Deathin his Favorite limbo.
The mortwet etatiseics of the whole
world show that about one-fifth
of sal mankind die of conseniption
and the number of cleatlie •dtte to eon-.
sIlin1)tifSrl beeps a, greater, ratio to • the
whole ntunber thon ,that of any other
three`dieestees together'. Moreover, in,
•vestigatiou proves that this ratiois
steadily iucreasing.. its itict•easing pea.'
valence . has 1.c1 •tceethepopular belief
that consumption is incurable. Eveey
year littiedreds .of esti An ffe.rers seL.k)
the 'sunny retreats of Florida or,the dry
atmeetyhere of Colorado, for ho.tlth—lud
tind only a grave. The.infl netted ef the
atmosphere -,the only remedial sgent
that eieher Deride ea, (Adored° can .ne.
ford- the eoneemptivee-is sib, beee -only.
.2) a Nati ve,, The cure of, consumption.
ileinols !Ivan two ossentiat eoudittoJiii
1st, tho nrres;rof,the allnorreal .breaking.
dowu or thy tikt1131.o8, whiell tiecvents
einac:.tition,•ana 2nd; the re.storation of
of' healthy nticritiop,.• in puler to stop
the .formation pf taberculous Mutter.
To accomplish 'this, a eraore pewerfill
alterative ttettn De. Pisecht Golden Me -
died Disicovery has.never been dieeovete
att the satrid time, it soothes the
irritation of the nervous ,systent pro.
duce(' by violent conghing, which in its
HQ often. leads to mops) serious reeulte.
The use of "expectorants!" in consuani.
tion is absolutely' suicidal. ' For while
removing the tubercles alrenuly Posited,
they produee yet more serious. reeults
by intim:Mug and dotroying the sound
und healthy tissues. Coiisumtion re-
quires' a remedy that will soothe while
'it relieves ; -harsh medicines, ,bot add'
fuel to the flame that already threatens
to consume the system. . The Golden
Medical Discovery fulfills these condi-
ta gec • c EA IE 10. 1 00 LO env r so as
earrespontitLwith-the-Ont-ert-the-WrapPerreir'
urS, Advertisements, etc. We call attention
th:as it might. otherwise be regarded as
cou ntet
' •PEPTIT 41 BARKER;
Proprietors, Preedonia, . Y.
NORTHROP &
Toronto:Agents for Canada.
Joy among .the VIsalditress
CitreLAND's SWEET PASTOR Pri., equally 8uit-
Able for children and adults. • Endorsed by•
ever 000 doctors,' in Canada.. The difficulty Of
'adminisniring. nauseous niedieines, and the de•
sirtibility of liftvffig them pleasant to the taste,
induced •T, Copland to undertake researches
Which resulted intim discovery of a Sweet Ottetor011, perfecerealatalee.pf the same Stiets,gth
and me;tleal quatities bif the ordinary Castor
oil ; and while equally safe and harmless, yet
acting with more certainty.. and producing nei-
ther -nausea nor griping. Some children say it
is honey; others call it syrupthey all say they
like it. One parent says -".'My cluldren.drink
it like water ;" another -4-." We had to hide the
bottle or they Would have. finiehed it right ()fir
residents of Clinton and viem'ay, that, having
rebuilt Ws premises on the old stand,
Victoria Street," ClintOu
. lie h
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ALL
Ouolias
Net 14.sts
gnash, a
as now online a large.one Meet steek'or
XIX' DS OP PUBII/TITIZE
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Choirs, Tables, UetProon: Sets,•Lounges, Whet
of gond material, excellent worknianchip and
ad which he will sell at tho lowest remunerative
R*PAI lalsIG :promptly A TTIOTDI. .6)
•aNE Cnitilla SPATEP, AS GOOD AS NEW.
. .cnsiltu Vitt Cit: OZ47,1,-Y,
Remember,..he Place - ITICTORIA.St.,
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Clinton, March 8;1877, ' '," ' ' • . •
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LON DESBORO
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riinD SIIIISC1LUEDEE481 To NOTIFY IIIS oLn.
-I- friends and customere, sue as many new Mies as
may think fit to favorlinf wit 11 their patronage, that he
has re -built his BlacIceinith,Shop, AnA '
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Whiohle ney, in fall operation, From tie Nag export -
once Rua the facilitieste possess e§, he feels competent •
:to glirovettisfact ion to all who may f tvor him -with thOir
Carrie, -Rolls, ClitterS
A itPECIALTY.
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Arum 18, 1878. •
tiebical tabs,
DAPPLE,TON..- Or FICIDA, DAV time and
at 14IGIIT time.- The Porous aver 040 Stare of
Cenningberne si Aikealwita-tho Saintre,ClInton,
Clinton, Peo• 2011677,
Alibet:g14atiobilottiseirtif.t...vts, Clinton, ' =•
rim /1.1,,Bvr,,..relystoian, sargoou, ole., Cotonirl
jj Oomity of 'Torun. Residence awl Oiliee•-• Corner of
V kleGill University, Montreal; rhysiclan, Burgeon arid
Aecoucheur. Itesidonce-Davennenn.
dandsrv 4,1871.
TAXES STEWAAT, isf, P„ 0. IL, GEADITATE OE
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VV"... ationeeltAce,wzioz.,0,11,e,r.,boy,,iii.A.0tDixilbeirocionfi:-.47,ItaTillyur—
oat, Ofneco-Oppoeito Simile's Ifotei.
Inyth, ean, 20, i870. • 4
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,i -N TIMING, IN1,B4 (011ADUATE- Or TOIIONTO
NJ* Thaiv,ersitY,) rhYsician, Sargson. 4e, resioenee
at Mr. Manning's, throe dolv 7 ea.st of the Vernporance .
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AM. STAN131711E, 010.1),ATU kiEDICAL
.1.)" Department of 'Victoria University, Toronto, fin,
reerly of the, Ifospitals and Dispensaries, NOW /oil,
Coroner forth.) county of Huron, nornmot,..o.at.a.1.
July 22, 1874, .
---TAcw8LEE---&-GIB8()Ni---,EffESICIANS, •
81711‘..
onoss, Aoconchenrs, 4to, 011ice, 'Albert Street,
opposite rates Mille. .
D,13, Dowsx,ur D• - 5. M, Gummi, hi. 11.
Clinton, May 10, 2877.
Dit. WOETIIINGTOIS. PRESTO/AN,. sti73t:1E0N:
Aocouctieur, Liceutiate a the Colleae of Physioians
RUA BArgeOUS Of 4o:A.A0O 0/MAIO, and Provincial Liconti,
ate and Coronor fok the County of Iluron.ti Oflice and. .
residenee,--The building formallyoccupied by Mr,
Tilwaitos, Ituron street, ,
Clinton,Zan, 10, 1871. •
isteiittnions ttrb#,
NrenEY LEND, IN -LARGE DR SMALL SUMS,
A. on good mortgage seearity, moderato rates of
Interest. 11. HALE, '
A04110014 480, 7""
010:EMUS F. anties,rnovniatat., tote
rxxort, Valuator, and Land Agent, Pince :-Yose-
plitne street, 'Magnum.
Winglima, Aug. 2, 11377.
ellitIAGe LICENSES AND CEIITIFICATE5.--
Aepleat the Town or at the,rasidence of the "
inihscribor, near the London,. Iturefok Bruce EsilwaY
Station, • ,TAMES SCOTT,.
. • • issuer of Marriage LieeoeoR,
ClintOn, April. 27th, 1e70.
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-0. 1ieJTO8li,
ole
JfiArPIELD, -12880213• MarriageLieensee under the new Aet, Commisaloa-
er for taking AmiltivIta in the ilomen'slionch, for C0102 -
Lies e1 7fitrun• mid Bimee. Cenveyancing diate„ aneh ,
Leases, Bonds; Contracts,- .1111s, Deeds, Ana mortgagee.. .
Fess Pollock's Rota. ,
NON0le 3DVANC•01) 00 340A1. AOTATA. • "
130111014; Opt, 14, 1875." • ' • '
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1!,1 Ap iiNtt t. c"
E1.491I°111nAto. v14..4t.18°N'
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Alr.tualooteson will be in Clintonevery'
SI. hs Moe'rEffi 4,12ewir
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MORTGAGES,. - tkiaT,Ess,
opiER
Promptly Attended to, at reasonable rates.
"E.x0r-:7'1,T*3-,D
LandesboNo; Oct. 18.-1877; .. •
37,7_,..W. EA sri2 .
Clinton. Nov. 2,•1874,
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• A N OR \LINE
NEW YORK GLASGOW.
ANOITODIA ......Apr. 18 ..... . 2 pan
CALIFORNIA . Apr. 20 8 Ran •
• . air 11X0rIa. Apr. 27 2 p:in '
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RAPS ea,r- PASSA.G*.
To Glasgow, Liverpool, Londonderm or Delfast, dablik
e3,i5 to 4/10, gold, to London direct, 806 to 570, according
to accoturnoilations. Intermediate ancl -Steerage as low
by Any other first-chi:4e line. For tickets late( Odor. •
Illation, spiny
. 6'. W. ',Alf drov" Agent.
Clinton, Jan.17, 1877.
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13.13ftli. FloHinF
raviEsubscribor bog ri to tender his most
Z.- sincere thltrikk 14 his numerous ,eustm,
mere in the surrounding townships and the
public generally for their liberal patronage,
and would further notify them that he has
lately added most inipertakiinprovement0 to
his mill.hy patting in a new, engine, doubld
the pouter heretofore used,- and two ran of
first-elesh stone, With a complete set of mot,
-chant bolts, and in fact all the latest and most,
improved ineehinery, together with first-eless
*nnilers, he IS prep!redtodo ercit-elassweekin
WHITE . :STAR, . LINE.
GRISTING, CROPPING,. &c , - • -
G t "oi 1 • t. P t' fa
et I , St •
(carrying ilnitea states Un)bo
ar les •om Ohania.Ste.ain av pont any s eansibil
rts a wet mc in ant on
auotherlittle girl hats taken it. twice dietetics) can have their grists and cheeping .
home with them the stone day. -riood Flour Will sail from now Yuri:1E16 '12 17.11 ) on sArtisnAve
-without anY trouble, and does mit know cvltat mid from Livratroct. Oft Ir1111.11SONVA, ca1liag at Cork: •
. it 10,4110ugli gm Hates the ordinary Castor Oil, atid. Mill Feed for sale .e.t modorate prices. Ireland, both ways.. The alcamohipti. of thls Line MA
and we never could get her to trtke it without a , , ' ___-- 1„, . All DeWi.1111111, Of IVO; ii 10. watcr.tight compartments, 5104'
fight ;" ,,ctt another -"!J wish you strecese of Luxel.BEItt..,' LUMBER effort° paimerears ettrivanea acoommodatione. . The
your Swifter CAsron OIL • it is a aphindidAlting•- -.pi , I - 9. „lid 1 . , he iub.
4-* H4110000 aud abito-Ilooms being located hi tho mid.sbip
• .-sitre to take the place ol all the conatnon •oil." ' le Su 'Ber1"r-w0' - a °''' f°"1.t 1 , .sectfoo,ttellitlo inotion lifer,' -
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The oXtraordins,ry demand for this improve-. Lie hat he h33 a falto stook of l'inther oi • mitc•xotratonuv, saloon, sato auc,goitt; ti,,turn.
Intuit 0 t.nti
.atmpleitoseli olt1 medicine baShrought aifferent ltimls and ler1/
ngthipt Pine .frent.10•
'Tickets, goed fO101 year. 5141to" e•17S, geldo
, /wnt-
franduletit itnitatiens into ;the market, but the .
public can guard:themselves againzt stibstitutes leg tO' arvolamodittlio.ii,, StoM•go passage, to or Dom
(which unprincipled -partite, are a ttein pging to
5811 on the reputation of tide article) by seeing
that the name COWAN tY't.i SWEET Weisel. oir,,
on both, wrapper and direction label. ,!
The undersigned, having pnrehasett liressrs.
T. Copland.& Co'll interest intim above prepa-
ration, are tinw nutnefoeturIng it !tote. the ori.-
ginal recipe. • •
.... .... NoRTIttior Ar., "GT.\ MN', •,Torento,
Ask for (lifeL.cs ifs Swiunt CAsrou OIL. -Ob.
all medicine clealere. ' Price, 72117011(8.
to.120 ft; licmlecli,trout 10 to 26.,.; °harry,
Buttertnet, White Sias,maplo, Softatel Rock
irrir plan of titeamoo, and other
Flint, in lengths to snit the ptiblic, which en.
IL:trope, at low rates,
in nolo tion apply t .
ablest' lion to fill all tri•ders that Ito may bp Lro'., `144"1*
favored with on the iliort est tintice and -most 11377 ,
rettionatple tennis.' • • " •
` V. ;mass. ereprictor. TIIE •
en, Isla,
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Of enIONtti
.serve-tha name, Do not be floceived. Sold by' Ottee
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Mitehell's Belladonna Improved India' RuF M
bber Pereat . • ../ COBE
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Platter. • ' , •
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ALLAN NE
UOYALM'A
ti; 11A1I4lP$
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Lie< rin,o1,• Emetiontfuttry 44 en-fleignr,
ND:1w 'ROUTri, via HALIFAX-
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, . .smt,t-Alts.rito 31 II At FAX
MORAVIAN, • • • .I.4411 511i.
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(4140 111,10y different 111,wases has neon, Caused "1
There never has been a time when the healing . Vialt!li• . and :Clock filakci,
by..outword application a,; the present, It ittan
andleputed fact that oVer halt or the• entire. po.-&• .
isolation of the globe resort to the use of 03511.'.• c.,• •
miry. ideate ca. • , ,
The Priticipal ingredient:I used. in' malting,
thew Pliteters are 'Um ,Oliinintrintror bettee
known tie the, •Pro•ukincense of 4lie lMblss -Poth4
her, and Bit rgutirly Pith ; which, when sdoot.i.
ficullY oeinPottraled, is full otelectricity, and
When combined with the pure medicinal gOins,'
is found to be one of the greatest healing meth-
ume ever brought before the 'lumen race. • -
They are acknowleg,ed by all who 114141 used
them to act mticketz titan rely other Plasters
they ever before tried, 'and that one of these
lusteters will do more reat eervice than a loin-
dredof the ordinery kind. All other Plasters
are to of action, and require to be Worn con-
tinually to effect 4 cure ; but with these 113 134 en-
tirely different ; theinstatit oneis applied the
patienV will feel its effect. •
They posoesie :di the soothiegt, watming, sup.
portiog anti strengthening qualttiesof all other
Plasters. Many who have been relieved of
RHEUMATISNI, TLCD0I,011EUX, and va-
ilium abet pains in the ICIMEY8, BREAST
or sim, and believe it is solely done by the
esiectrioat qualities which. the Porous. Plasters
contain, -and which is imparted to the system,
thissraltoring them to &healthy 00101110e,
They aro very of 13 and pliable, still vtry ad;
halve ; end a SUN cure fen- WEAK BACKS.,
PAIN'S THE SIDE AND BIM AST ;. and
are invaluable to those who have a COLD of
long' etatielim,v, and often prevetite CONSUMP-
TION, Some even tell us they believe they
were entirely cured by the tee of thent of a long -
a
fici,r.ram:. in 1.1,, mill owl* it'll ill
01;a1.:•;, • - • " 18•11.
' i'1,143V1vt.1
0 • " zeh.
• • • , may ,A.k,
PROM t t Cairo. . • :
• lith;
yonv rev, 6: ielay, 210 rolle.
11,111,115
g ll•nei. tlio 74. o .1, a, .,rona
• toe rtt Ca • tit• '
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Store la t pleeeeettefed. Yet `gelases S. Palliser * Ca.,
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YrIorohe will ;keep oe Tema a Koleilt as5lolt:11.111 of
-Cloeka, WaiblieSa Jorietry, and Siltietwate ef alf
'which he lIi sell at reasonable rotes. Equating of
, overY deseriptionproMptly attended to.
4", stnnttoomnn, Atnunt Eitannt,
Clinton, Tan. 24, 1878.
CLINTON
• PUMP FA.Q17011,Y.
roue SUSSollIDAU DESIRES TO ASTURN 1118
sincere thanks for the liberal share of patronage
afforded him, slid 80001 3180 intimate thcalte hat) der.
ing Una past who er.• 1511 10 a largo stock of first-elass
todterialottut 14 noW proplred to Initke itea put in, the
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MOST SUPERI013, PUMPS,
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otery doseripilon, on tho Snorteter i•toexce, and
on thonmet reasoneble terms.
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Zeniembire the Disco — next door to A.
IVIathescee Blacksmith Shop.
34nnOill301,1,
Clinton. April 10,1877.
g.,0111 nt,..e 1, ,
irCA :1/4T•nt7J1:,171'8 1.1EIX'01411,
Infer:cc :i 140 (13,11 hteer.fge hires tn• low OSO tis aux 0.„1.71r1-
flue. Ste tag,: pmeeems forme (I, a to WILT, Deira:it,
011414T -town. 'Glasgow, and 7,ent1'n, at some rat, -s es t.
tharpeol.. Tho "rem train wrong the Canadian fimilft
end colon:Oleg 83117 (bo (Aeon Re1m:3111N at Iralifax,
lesson Toron to: every ri ',lay, at 7,0a 5.50, .panengcx
via Ws route travel Omagh Canadian territory, there
fore evade alt Castent nonce examinat'on ot baggage.
8nrPhrt1t Tickets and every information,apply tc
• - elT11 t/TON, (4. To E. Agent, dlinten..*,
tee 11,4877. •
GRAND TRUNIC RATTATAY..
ON• AND A r'f Bit AIONDAYy Biw. 4,
Passenger Trains will leave Clinton Station as llows
001,20 .E588,,E513i CAP'7.27 5..117.., arriving in ondon
10.15 /Of, Toronto 411.05 2.11. hall Alla 1.1 'presa,
12833 P.M., arriving, Toronto, at, 140 P.M., Lon on; at
0,18 2,31.Mixed, 4 25 P .I/1 arriving at Strat ord at
0.45 P.kt,,* London at, 8.18 Mired tsrrtvllefrpYis
G0Tad(itn°,:vv10111A1,-rr‘i.ve 5, 1011080 3tlxed,10.00A,7l,,front
ttatford, • Mall and 73891108, 8.432 2.111., fronoTeronte,
ttriffole•andLondon, •Ilpress, 0.20 P.M,,trom Buffalo,
Toronto, iota Londoe,n
.a,tiyas.806;,a
...nfaid.nerig6
A. STAA.DrOlt, Aftent allotOni
Dee. 27, 187/.
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