The Clinton New Era, 1878-06-06, Page 7Su,i E 6, ,1B7S,
THE: (Janos NEW
sena 01' ¶ emeerunco.
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The Grand Alvieion oi' the Sons of Tem-
perance of Ontario re holding its annual
session at Pert :ferry --Mr. A, Ninon, W,
G. P., presiding. Mr. T. Webster, of
Brantford„ gave in the annual report,
which elicited the following results : --
Number of Divisions last year. t ..,•• ' ' . am
Number of D visions note hn operation.
Number admitted by invitation and by Pard 1,881
n Number rcinetatod; ....., •.,•.,••.
. ". 878
Number withdrawn , . 2,197
Nusnberauspended ,. . .... ' • !,glib
xp
Number en/idled for violation ,.. ion of tho pledge .. 889
Number expelled fpr other causes • .814
Nnmbex of deaths 88
Number of violations of tho pledge ... • ..' . 007
Whole number al membcre . . , 12,102
Whole amount di receipts by aubordivates ,$9,04lit
Number of pub!% temperance moctinga hold ,. 885
Nembor oftemperance tracts distributed ... ' 10,7111•
- _-�-• 7.'40 C-a"tfie knYQNtnlO,l t..
The Liverpool Daily Post market report
Says :--" About. 300 foiceign;b'epsts-•-Span-
ish, Canadian and' Danish—were. altered.
i
The Canadianbaasts formed, a pro ip
out
feature in theshow, comprising heifers
of
the choicest duality and in prime condition,
and holders had no difficulty in; Making the
exec :tiona high :f ure.of 9J. per ib."
11/Ir. Williamson, who has paid great at,
tention to the beast trade of Manchester,
has now thoroughly established the reps.
tation of our Cenadian'lierds, his cattle
1 being usually the best at that market.
+`Mi. S. Price 'of Montreal,had 100 head
e
of very fine steers on board the Ontario,
which were sold by his brother at the
Liverpool market on Monday last: Three
brought £40 los Od,+each, -twenty-twa'
others ,, averaged £34 each and' one pair of
steers bred and purchased at,Stanstead,
Eastern Townships, brought the extraor-
dinary price of $84. It willbe thus seen
that the Province of Ontario duetnot en-
tirely.inonopolizo the trade-in "lino ' cattle.
Canadian farmers should&'carefully 'on
der over those figures; the extra prices
given were more on account of •the quality
than heavy weight. , It muat'be • borne -,in'
mind that it costs no more to raise a first-
class beast like the above t '
ban i it does s one
of.those animals which are said' with diffi-
culty at three cents per lb., and the trans-
atlantic freight is the same. - Canadian
stock raisers havo,the ball at their feet;;' it
t Will be entirely their own fault if shippers
.
!' of cattle have to purchase stock in • the
l Western States. _ That the finest -cattle• itt
the world world can bo raised in Canada,
both in Ontario and Quebec, has now been
fully demonstrated.'
A market in Great Britain is now open
for all they can raise if they will steadfast-
ly persevere i1( improving their herds ,by
using shorthorn bulls, which have been in-
• troduced into Canada,at enormous expense
by their enterprising neighbors..
i
• '!tussis» Babies. '
Russian babies lead a mummy -like exist
encs -until they are able to help themselves.
They are always swaddled, and rolled up.
tight in bandages, 'so that they may be
• conveniently putaway without 'getting'
' 'themselves intojmisohief or danger. O'n
entering one of their •huuees'an'entliusias
�;, tic travell.er,thinks he has•eolne :upon `flame
Pagan tribe, hawing their idols and pen
ates, With' th'lieads well carved out and
' he rest of the body left in block...: He,
looks curiously at one laid upon a shelf,:
another hung to the wall on a peg,a third
swung over one of the inain•beams of the'
roof, and rocked by the mother,: who has
the cord looped overher foot, " Why,
that is a child !" cries the astonished tra-
yeller, with a feeling similar to. that: ex-
perienced on treading upon a•toad ,which
was supposed to 'he a stone. ."Why, What
else should it be 1" auswcrs• the mother.
Having learned's`o Winch in so short It tithe,
the inquisitive traveller wishes to' inform
himself about the habits of the creature;
but his curiosity being somewhat damped
by the extreme dirt of the little figure, he
inquires of the parent when it is washed.
eC 1Vaslied ?" shrieks the terrified -mother,
" washed t --what, wash a child? You
would hill it." •
- 'IC'wo✓Suggestive Iticldeats.
• The value of manufacturing and business
;is.one teat of the prosperity of the people..
On Wednesday last the Salisbury, Massa-
',•'clinsetts, cotton mills were put °u p at auc-
tion for sale to 'the higheat••bidder. The,
mills are described as being in such good
repair that they might be startedat a day's
notice without any additional cost for re.
pairs. The water power good, 'with
'3,000 sores of reservoir, controlling all the
water from tide -water back fortenmiles,
There are 188 tenement houses and 18' stores.
included in the property,sord. Six years
ago the company that controlled the, mills
;we're enjoying almost, fabulous prosperity.
The actual cost of the property -to theeom
pany who •held it when Compelled to eldest--
the
losethe works was 81,200;000. On Wednesday
the whole property was sold for 8160,000
--or at the rate of 14 cents on the :dollar'
F,t-one of the -bast •miltb properties in the
, tate of Massachusetts;
A short time ago the mayor of, the . city
'New York, at a l'llecting of .the citi.
,ens of that city, after stating' generally
hat
,.
vacant shops,
se
storehou
r t1 -
s a
, mu
actories and houses night, , be_scen :..an
very street in New Yolk," le added :
' This afternoon I had the curiosity to
'ount the stored on Broadway where/the
rst story was to rent. On the five blocks
letween Astor place and Houston street
a .distance of a quarter of a mild—1
and the number was thirty-five, of which
enty-four are vacant and the ,other
Oren are to be vacated. Tho same tale
told in other localities."
The National Policy of tlic States alike
presses the workingmen and the value
manufacturing and
business property*
erte
,
Settlement of the West. !
Senator 'Modena, of Minnesota, made a
`'y interesting speech on!Monday in favor
xttending the charter of the Northern
Ilio railroad ten years. The change of
''c pr"bposed in, the bill reduees the
seven millions of acres,llanding that
' ret back into .Government hands, and
om .le
rod it, will e p connect the Atlntic
Int pacific. by 626 miles' shorter route
nl SanI'ranciFCO to Chicago. Eight
a small party of travellers, : Sew
• ndom among them, took a half.
dian scout for a guide through
try where now ono farm Covera
ten: thousand acres, the wheat crops of.
which yielded' last year more than twenty-
two bushels an acre,- and the implements
need in modern agriculture -24 breaking
ploughs, 1.00 stubble ploughs, $7 harrows,
20 'broad -seeders, 26 harvesters, and 5
steam threshing machines. Another fflrin
was of eight thousand acres, yielded, over
180,000 bushels of wheat, requiring ' 540
freight cars and one train of eighteen care'
por day for a month to transport these pro-
ducts to market. Still another farm of 2,-
600 acres yield 62,680 pushels of wheat.-=-
These vast .crops show that inen must apply
to mother earth for employment .and sup-
port,This i8 the wheat garden of the
world, and hero is morn for the poor of
Europe, where fifty to sixty 'bushels of
wheat per • acre is no uncommon yield,—
The five •rnilliun. acres _already available
were worth yi12,500,000, and, as much of
the land has been sold during the, pact
ninety, days 'as during • the previous sir
th ismago
months.. 73 alek, a ehor time me the
h
h nth ro` d of h' Sioux, is a
u n t o n
n u o S now a g ,
pity of twit thousand' souls; ' Where all.
trade had been done by oxcarts for six,
hundred miles, now :seven -steamers Con-
vey ,13,747
on-vey13,747 routs of freight' and 0,579 pas.-
seuaers eaeh. year; The railroad is a grand
military enterprise from the population it
draws; it prevents Indian wars, and the
whistle of the engine is farbetter 'than the
war whoop of the savage. ` The bill for ex.-
tending the charter of this road passed the
Senate, ,and the amendments were such as
to prevent monopoly.—N. Y. Witness.
give ,to tem in L attn. •
•
It is an oft -spoken whim of the cynics
—and possiblysomething more=that
the..4octors give their prescriptions in
Latin to as to afford their 'ignorant l fa-
tients.tlle beneiit of a littleimagination.
Bolus pantifcus 'sounds 'a good- deal
more important' than • " bread. pill."
Some years ago, in a Rhode' Island Le-
gislature, a member :moved' to translate
all Latin. statnteg,' so that the common
people 'Could understand them,:- -A, Mr...
Updike took the ground that it was no
advantage to have the • people under,
stead the laws, 'He said• they were not
afraid of anything they 'understand ,•
that it was the Latin wordsthey were
afraid of, and proceeded to illustrate his
position as folloays. "•Mr.,'Speaker,:
there }pas' a man in Kingstown 2a,bout.
twenty years ago who was .:a perfect:
nuisance, and nobody knew how to get+
rid of him. One day •.he "was ' hoeing
corn, and he saw the,;, sheriff corning
frill 'a paper and asked ; him' :'what it
Was. Now if ho had told him it Was a
writ, what;'would' he have cared i But,
ho'told bins .that : it WAS a' capias situs
faciendum,, and the mean .dropped his
hoe and ran, and has.not been .beard .of
since." 1(a:
Botiedcttf, the' Sword Swallower.
':,,2iis•SiOgizl7 i"eata in the; 1• l'estminsfer,
•
' . 1(Uttriurll,� :London
A servant brings a table ort 'to • the
tttago, aiiil:upon'it he places a; box" eon-
•tainin; the variottsswovie to. be flint.,
lowed. He 'tlienretires and brings: from
behind the scenes a. musket. :Upon its
summit• is placed a .forrnitlable looking
bayonet; All being, ready; Mr,: Bene-
detti appears with a very 'bright sword
in. his hand. Akiving.at'the front of
the 'Stage,, lie drives the, point of tIle
sword•into: the. floor'
anc':the force of
the inPaction of •the swl�ord,'into the.
wood causes it to sway' backward and
forward..' 'Mr, Benedettii then goes to
his box and ;produces, a'i sword made
.of non -lustrous foetal, '• "Holding' it in
the air; in his two bands;}} be opens his
month and simply' 'thrust's it downhis
throat in the sante inantier a cavalry
soldier would' replace thel''"sword in the
sheath. This is feat Not 1.
Mr. Benedetti next talfes ilp six: or
eight of these swords; and having pttt
them one behinde'the other, he opens
his month again, ,and, presto, down
woes the lot into rat is sidled by the
children -the ":re. ane." These''swords
being well dew into his throat, be then
plucks: then eut,otte by on ntl throws
them on' to the stage, where they fall
with a' clash that indicates to the cora-
fllonest obserder' that they really are
metal. This done the .teats a little,, and
then comes' the musket . and bayonet, N
He -lifts up the mnskot anci„holds ib with
'bayonet downward above his head, and ,
then slightly steadying the weapon, he. ` J.
'allows the bayonet tp •gently glide down
his throat. Just at the moment when
it seems 'flotibtfui:' whether he.,,.is not,
going to, swallow musket• and all, it
suddenly stops,•snd then the bayonet is•
hidden all but the thepart near where it'.
joins on.toWthe _.musket itself. -Milb. this
is not enough ; he leans forward, and
holding theba oust
horizontally
h
A
tween
his _teeth, turns round and round
swinging the fnliskat. He concludes
the performance bps very marvellous
feat. He goes directly to the sword.
that is still vibrating in the bpa.rds of
the stage and pulps it out with a jerk.
Ono cannot• imagine what he •1s going
t as appears i
to' do with 1it a ears ye
to the o
1
that the sword, from hilt to point, is
longer than the man's body. lie then
proeeeds'to the middle of the stage;
back goes his head, and down his throat
goes the sword, Severs) eminent me-
dical men,among, whore 'is Mr. Prank
Buckland, fact - c , 1, the
UC , VOUb11 to 1118,that
sword 'swallowed measures'thirty inches
in length and onoan d a half across.
14ir. Benedetti has ' been swallowing
swords for fourteen years ; the stomach
is eonsegineritly nccustomefl ,to the re
cept on, I -Te is a singularly prepossess-
ing roan, 'tiind his manners• tiro polished.
Poxes are not found in t1'le torrid zone,
RII1UM 1 try�nllg' and any atktar !q[lsingoalnQry 1
,t{1T U iRlll ll►1'�” IXJJfrii disease aurali i1( a law hours .; ,, ,.
Erys1p61as scrofula nerd. •
ago, stein irritation, ulcers froth any cause, and d hu
Bred ether diseases' aro cawed by an aoitl ferment,
which produces lattammatory action, •itruntoi'e Ab•
sorbent will positively affect a ours in a few hours, by •.
aboorbiug, tile acid paten from the system.. &old by
druggists. Erloe, ¢9a. Advica in particular eases free.
W. Y, B11d7NV'ON,
itondon, Ont. 'I
CABINET WARE, FURWITURE &c
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Wont)) TO THE
oilt)) RESPECTFULLY INt raaidonta of Oiinton and vieIni y, that, a , itavin, g
rebuilt his premigee on the old stand, .
Victoria .Street, Clinton,
No nova on. 'hand a largo.orid select stock of
• a
A L'• L KINDS OP P TT RN I T U R E,•
'Such as Ohair8, Tables,Bo8•00010 Sete, L.onngee, What
Nota, &o•, 01 good material, excellent workmanehip:and
finish, and which he will sell at the lowest remunerative ,
• rates..
REIM!iiINO Promptly ATT IVD.N7.» TO
ealtm• C73AIRs RESER ED AS GOOD AS NTOIV
<U'rf 1,RIC1E, 01?7.7LX'
P ce-- v1OTORin-err:
Remember ,he 1&
Clinton;lldarch 8,1877
P H'O:.N i X
UARRIAbI ytjg
LON'DESSORO■
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1nil SUBSCRIBEDDEOB'1t) NOTIFX HIS OLD
A friends end'cuetorgers, and as many new /Mot eae
nifty Willi at to favor him withthelr.patronage, that he
has re -built lila Flaoket•aith,Shop, and .•
?.m•-•e•=sr
,v av - . . _
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INVALI•DS'
The `vey'llu a number of invalid. e� lg wpo' 1any,
riot Bulrush ttom, every quarter of(bre (Tnited states
and Canada that they may consult' Dl. t,V.. came,
anima/• wtdci celebrated Faculty' of S1peelaliets in:
Medlclno and Surgery associated with ICim rendered
it necessary, that thereunder of 1111$ 141011 utlott should
grand d' mal scale
t n n n sow o a c
provide 1 place o a n 1 .d tt lo
r
a to a
1
p'e rta p ' It and comfort; P'1 lel ,rte - l lmf"T t.
o i _
Is#mmore n njpllette In Es i(9 appointment!, I than any
lar 180 o the ii in the worm, The sIra lug' Is i dented
In ono of the mosfhealnlfui and dirirable portions ,of
the VItyY ofitttrnlo, and commmid sit Qne view of Lake
beingagate, !ver, and tiro uat(r0ttdtdln8 country,
being eltuated'in the midst of an extensive system
of beautiful pants. Tho Hotel Is Illrnlshod with a
patent safetyy'pastenger elevator to convey patients
to and from .the different Boers; Is provided with•all
kinds of approved baths, and has oleo connected with
it a well-appointed gymnasium and bowling alley to
afros propper 1(1511(8 of exercise.
CRRONIC DISEASES of all forms, whether requtr
in medical, surgical, or•nlechenical, treatment, come
within the provinco of'our several specialties.•
DISEASES OF WOMEN, --Especially are theSael11-
les of tbls 11 Tao of a supperior order as regards
the remedial means 1111(1 appllanees for the euro of
all those chronlo'ail8cuses 1)c(11,1101 to tbm8105.. T'ho
employment, In moderation, of tonle, chetnlcal,
e1cctro-nlerinp 1, cud other npprovad the i1( to In
tunny cases un invaluable auxlilta)y to the remedial
means to which we resort in such cases. Dry rtle:ion
to the nuance' enertah ehampaoing, Swedtelt: move
tnents,-tmd 1lg�)t ctdlatlfelnsoxerehies, to enliven and,
equalize the eircutatlon.of the blood in the system
•relieve., congested parte, improve , digestion, and
strengthen the insoles, produce important beneficial
• results 1111 an cases to whieli.these means are. applica-
• ble. No experimenting 18 resorted. to in the treat -
meat The most approved medicines are carefully
employed, 411:1(1 the ptdictous regulation of the diet,
to suit the condition of the'patient, the thorough yen.
.tilatlon of the sleepingapartment, the cheerjng 111-
•fluence of music, aocta'dntercourse,.innooent games
for atonement, and all those agencies which tend to
aroble the mind of the patient,fiom_despondency,:
and thus promote recovery, are not neglected. •
. NEnVOUS DISEASES,—Earnlys e, Epilepsy (Fits),
Chorea (St. Vitus's Lance), anti other. nervous affec-
done, receive the attention of an expert in ••tate e e
• dolt' by which the greatest shill is attained and the
most happy results secured.
LU11D DISEASES. -This divistonof the practico in
the luvalids' Rotel le very ably wunnged by n B�en-.'
Homan• of• mature judgment Incl sttitl, Bronctlial.
Throat, and Lung Diseases me very larg(,ely Meted
in this department, and with results'whlflt have' been
highly graillyingto bout lt1 Boit inn rind patients.
• EYE AND RAIL -Special anCntk.n is given to the
delicate' operations on the 001 Ind els,. 1 distin-
guished oculist :nud um1rl81 hrIng underengogemeut.
to conduct this branch 'or the prIlettee
Invallde uniting In 'the c 1cy. rtnrl rte1trtut, 10 eon=
salt 00 should nom°directlto the flora 1t 18 easily
twee/Melo b carriage,.omnibus, or street cars. Mtn-
Lau's Omnibus Agens, on alt incoming trains, can
be relied upon to deliver passenger.! and baggage
with security and.dlspatoh.
9 rAddrossll: V• Plttnett, bL 1.)`�i')rld's I}ispen-
maty tad Invalids' hotel, Buffalo, rt• Y,^'•
HAS RECOMM.ENOED :BUSINESS
•
.which is now in full operation,'. From his long expoti-
eine and the !acuities he posoosses, h feels competent
to give satisfaction to all who may favor Hint with their
0
_ � is es •Wa o11s Gutters-� Sion its
Card g ,_�.,, �_ I �
• A. SPECIALTY.: -
110rse-S7coeiizy .arid tcll`kxnds of Jobbtn
Promptly atiendod to, al �onkondtjlo tutee
,7'O'E N $n=ti:TX i 117 ON
Tiondccbor'o, Oct./.11,,.18 •
Blyth : Flouring1lld:
rlHE subscriber begs to tender his most
sincere thanks to his nutperouti 'casto-
lners in :'the surrounding toWnahips and the,
public generally; for their. liberal patronage,
and would; further notify thorn that he has
lately lidded most important improvements to
his mill. by„pntting in a new engine, double
the power heretofore used; and twa•run of
first-class stone, with a complete set of num.
'chant bolts, and in fact all the latest and most.
ilniproved machinery, together with first-class
millers, he is prepared todo first-class work in
GRISTINCa, C EIOPPINGF, &,`C
Cristo weighed in and out. Parties from it
distance:' can have their grists. and chopping
home' with thein,the'same day;: Geed Flour
and Mill Feed for sale at moderate prices.'
LUMBER. LUMBER.
The Subscriber would also inform•the pub-
lie that he. has a large stock of lumbar, of,
different kinds and lengths : I,'ine. from' 10 •
to 20 ft.; Hemlock, from 10 to 20,; Cherry,
Butternut, White Ash, maple, Soft and Reek
Elm, in lengths to suit the public, which en-
ables him to fill all orders that he mayy be
favorcid with on the shortest noticeand most
reasonable -terms.
P. EE>•,LY, P.ropriotor.
tllytii, Aug: 98,1878'.
L. -t
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RECEIVED THIS MAY, EX STEAVISI4T!' PO'I�YI�IESI>lN,
ales: English wall Paper
Ooo rnpl ting SpprungI nortato s ell rla7czn/ stock of' En la
sl
• and Amer cca7a Wall s anPapers, Botdere Uecoratton d •TV'2n-
. 1 1
clowds l2'n,the best I -have ever s ozn•.
8.1 s ]k v
• Tho GREAT: fSEiIIE$ft for
COORPtIXA NC 34s
.9LLAN'S.�.41NTI-FAT
to purely vegetable and Perfectly harmless. Stacts
ttpon the food in the stomach, preventing Its tieing
converted into fat. ` Taken in accordance with di%
rection, It will reduce a fat person from two to five
pounds per weeks r•
-"Corpulence ie not only a disease !Well, but the, ;
harbluger of others.', So wrote, Hippocrates two. ..
thousand years ago, and. what was true then 1s none .
tb0 less 60 to -day.
Sold by druggists; or, sent, ti expreos, upon ra-.
• Calpt of 51.89, quarter -dozen Stet). `Address;
BOTANIC., MEDICINE CO.ra
• -Proprietors, Buffalo, N. -rt
o t i e.e:'of ;1i em.o va l'
BIDDLECO.MBE
VVotc h and_ Clock Maker,
imwtr.r .,tit, &c':;.
t his onsto r and he
cold respectfully annotinoo 0 roe o t
w r
p
y.
pubic generally, that ainethe la elisreptita Aro, bo
ro 'has 'seonred'the , •
Store lately occupied by Messrs B. Palliser'4 Co.,
Whore bo will keep on hand a select assortment of
Clocks, Watches, Jowoiry, and Silverware of all kinds,
Which, ho will sell at roaaonable rates. Repairing of
every doO s rri dorepr o tlo teadedto
.
3. BIfDLLICOMl1I7, Atnnrtr SvaEET
button, Jan. 24, 1818. .
CLIN•TOx
PUMP FACTORY.
(ilILI4 S YBSC13IBEIt XYE8111.ES Te ItETt111N
Jr. sincere thanks for the liberal there of
patronage
afforded him and would Mao in fmato that hopae �ry
Ing the past winter, laid in ii, largo stook of ts olastl•
material, end hi now prepared to mike and plat itl, rho
Mo i SUPERIOR PUMPS,
Ot Itor description, on the troaT
4 � p t), e � Ea'r NOTICb', hili
oa the meet yeasenablo tonte.
!remember tiro place —next door to A.
th ' 81
p r a
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CORES DISEASESci
1HR0111R1CW,LIVER &• R AU
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ti wonderful Medicine to p al'c ed
In the nkt )n i e t the Ikea
t
nee abuts ilheptcll 1o' relief, the discoverer be•;
hetes he hag comhduc,ll in harmon!, more: of Na.
•lure's sore; Olga ettrativo:'pr0pc,'ti.es, 141de11 God:
line instilled inl0Al:o vegetable kingdottt fol: heal -
Mg htt t re O'er bel
tng ha sit.., i 1 1(,o a et )re canibincll 11(
One t ietlici'ne.. The evident'•e of this fact Is found lr,
the great variety tilt most obstinate meow;ea'ty h lot
ii, lino been roma' to conryl101. In the mire or
8trottehitis, Severe Coughs, and the early.
8E41;04 of ()Open ran tion It luta astonished the
medical faculty, ,anti eminent physicians pro-
nounce it the grenlest medical tdi1eovery. of the
age, SVIdle it cures the.'.sevedest toughs, it
ateengllmertl: the system Anti purifies the
biooil, JW its great and Ullmann!! bi'aort..p,irtly
Ing properties', It mires nit Jilt t)torp, 'from Vie'
worst :scrofula ton ttanftno'd itiuteb frills.
Y
, 1 •• 1
plc, or ,r1( utt. ,i ran •i ti li ens tiff tdrrt,
Poisons, n, ends their etTenitt Pre arndieef•ted, and
Viggorony benllh'awl't1 dhlll01 constitution eolith.
1is1181 ' 1•)ttpot t:a, Snit-t'ltenttt, Fowl'
Sorra•, -m(tI f• or ars.►.,rich Shitty in short, nil
the uuu + r,•ti r' !lift sass a lure,! ht' bud blood :hrr
aotulnc,ed u)' this pnmtot'hil, purifying, tot In.
Vig• ratit(f! medicine: •
If cm, foil (lull (r0w1+s' d.'Lilitated, hate rnitott•
color of '`!tin, nr yellot,'i.•b 1' '.,1 n 0,113 nfi :two or
1 1'
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11Jinton, Agit 12, 1877.
call the attention I � would tt tenti o of ' Housekee ars • to
the fact that my stock in the abovegoods-has
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� direct.from�.Factoriesin '
been 'bought the En
1w,
Nevi `Yor . _ Th ` Patterns i
land and N 1� a are all. ne
and '.can suit . ...c • e.
1 n all comers.
,
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a e cut o
Ji<st reGel�e� ,far � � p.. H � 0 CARPET
PRICES`' TO .SUIT THE TIMES;
-JAMES A. YUlLIL
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C' IT7.I 0INT 0C0K'
•.EXPRESS" AND TELEG1tAPlI OFFICE.
CLINTON, May 2, 1878.'
i
HAS NOW RECEIVED HIS CAREFULLY SELECTED . STOCK OF
�. .
AND' A:S. HE HAS. i3017GIIT AT BOTTOM TIGUR,ES r`OR CASH1 HES '.
• • IS PB PARED TO WYE ' HIS' CUSTOMER'S.,
- THE. ADVANTAGE OP. 1T.
'see l aw
Call for
• Yourselves. Terms --as--usual,
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fl11.8 AND1•NT•S�
GLASS'
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r� Gallon.
RE
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CO° � 0 �°15 centse
.GallonCan. and 5 Gallons.of Coal Oil for -31.25.
81.25.
STOVE PIPE: 10 cents per len h. '
ELBOWS, 15 'c",a�nts, e o
HAVE TRO1 GH� 8 cents perfoot.
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�6for' 8 1.oU
ILII PANS,
•,0 100
NAILS, 82.E for lbs.
i:IRST CLASS TIIIISMfTHS: ALWAYS fS TO HAND,
CT,INTOXV, Max12, 1878.
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