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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-07-18, Page 2THE ()LINTON NEW E. • VIE " M.D. "Oh, the .wovkl s beautilul, bright and fairt" And a merry laugh reng out en the air, As the little ono tumbled the new mewl/ Itay,T Ohashig the butterfilee, bright and gay ; But the stin went (Iowa arid he dropped his • head, •• For the pretty thins in his baud lay deed, "Oh, the world is beautifel, bright eral fair l" And the maiden stook out her golden hair, And she sweetly smiled, as the lily and rose 'Mid the shining tresses she deftly wove; But the lover came not to laim his bride,. Aid the thorns remained and the roses died, Oh, the world is beautiful, bright and fair 1" And the Yoneg mother softly breathed a prayer, As the nestled her baby close to her breast, And its murmuringe gently soothed to rest.; But the Father had need of one angel mere, • And he opened for it the heavenly door. ss oh, the weal ieeseautifulf bright and fair!" Sighed the aged one withinlyery bair, "But over it all ie the serpent's traill- With the merry laugh . comes the mournful wall; 1 but tarry awhile till, the summons eeme To join my bploved in our heavenly home." entered. the carriage; and you have a dozen in your pocket at this moment 1" "Yeu're telling lies eried the youn man. "What do 1 wept with raw eggs? You'd bettor search me, and see ether I've go t any eggs on me Or no." "I will, then, sir;" seid Job, ".and I call en tny fellow passengers to he my witnesses. Ah! I thought so 1 Two eggs. in, your vest packet. Here, Ma- dam. What ! two more in the poekets of your trousers 1 Take themcreaciam, take then; and -,-bless me his coat pocketir are full Of them ! Here, hand titeln wirer -to the lady, Some one. • One __.:two—three—six—ten—a dozen !" "He ongbt to be ashatned of himself 1" cried one of the passengers. - • " It's perfectly dreadful V, exclaimed anothee-e;-e 'women, ", I feel the cOld chills eli over Me when 1 think of -it," uebbed the. old Indy. ' "Put, bini •out," yelled a chorus, " We don't, want thieves here 1" . "I haven't taken 'a solitary egg," said the Young man, evidently trembling, 64 /Ids here fellow ie the devii—that's what hois. Well, find more, eggs . in my pocket, will You 'I" .0-accir-reem-in-yous-'-peelsetartrieild4,. said M. Pennypacker, '" but in your Ahlia L.1 thought, so V' He snatched off the softhat anclinok- ed into it with a stetye, 'end began to take froth it Orse' egg after another•, -while' the old lady'a astonishinent and the indignation of elle other passenger* grew groaterandlereater, • Just .ab We Moment • the" whistl• ts shrieked, and the train Slowly wine to. eteridatill at Barkingtinte et- • • "I ain't goin' to stand' this ,more yelled Job Pennypecker's victitii. • "Let rue -7 -go . ncl wrenclenve.htmse f froin the amateur magician's greet), he rustle ed from the cer, sprang to the ground, And Was seen to clad irp the road ht tremendous rate, only pausing •.ori the Platform for ,a moment •te. pi* up his bat, which his torffientorethrew mit Of the window after him. - • "it becomes My duty„ to explain," :said ,Thb Pennypecker, iuhbiiig bis hands and looking cenceitedly, ithou•t That S'etili0 lnan i5 as honest as any, of us. ,I've •, only been :teasing' bini a ',little,. :Irdn've ; ill -:•• heard ' of Wicker, the Magician -1; see you have;imd' of his famous egg.triek, ladies and ,gentlemen, I'learned the, iriek.of Mr. Whitaker while he was pere forming in York, and 1 think you've seen enough to learned it' tolerithry Very tolerrilily, few' an aneatuere• e, "Astonishing 1" dried one ." 4.00112 ishing F' °echoed the rest'of the pn'sseiv- gem,. 'tut ?ab*: the gnarl, a large nian, Slew: .ef'speeele 'and • sercastie Of pub irehis Word aethe took:Job'g ticket. "Well, I suspected senietiiingeOf the. sort," •lier- said, "Bub I Wasn't sure,' You seer that fellow. ;:yeu-taCklecl-is-a- • weir known pickpocket,in 64Pa- ,ble of stealing. eggs or anything else,. Perhaps you had better exarnine your., even pocketo. H&s very adroit, and if you've goffwilbout losing any thing, after being so close to that fellow you • • are a Magician. , . • e With a pale face, Job :PennYpariker beean to dive -first int oo One siocket and the% intellie other. With 6 paler one he :sat down, leaving them all turned inside. but • and,•7empty: His ..bandker- schief was gone, his eigar-ease, pocket book, containing £130. Each.:of these discoveries 'caused bini-a' new Ile put hisfiliend to his threat to unfast- en 'his cravat, for Job Pennypaekee Was of an, apoplectic habit, and easily lost his breath under the inflitenee of agita- tion. Ake I a. diamond pin of 'velnd had disappeared also. • So in re' moment mere he diecevered, had etnethyst• ring' which he elways were on his little finger. • The paesengers looked. grin% The old woman With the batket looked quite moral. " • • •• Sob did not enjoy tho j6ke. • Reset down -ab the next station and telegraph- ed the robbery to' the proper quarters. 'But le has never recovered hiaLpropertk, and the egg trick" has forever lost its cbartn to him, f001-.ING tmg .WRONG' PASSENGER. • When Whacker," the magician," last visited our land, he found no greater ad- MiTerthan frib---Pemyypaoker. ' Job himself had dabbled, in an ama- teur manner, in legerdemain; had made ___many shillings disappear through talAes, • and reappear at the cry, "Preto, change'!" could make six balls fly about • in the air with •the ease of an Indian • juggler, and, even while bobbing about, vanish, to' be fortiid in the pockets. of in- nocent bYstandets. - And Mr. Whacker's' mysterious per. formences were viewed by hird with' the sympathizing pleasure .of a brother, The "egg trick,"-iiThieh was, in brief,' a seemingly inexplicable power of tak- ing eggs out of any thing,in any num ber and under any eh-clan:stances, par- ticulark charniedilim; ana, Seeking, au• dienee with Mr; Whacker he persuaded him to teach him the wonderful art, and seen 'found himself capable of de- lighting and ,astonishing his acquaint- ances. •• • Ile took eggs Out of his grandfather's hat and his mother' S work-leasket, ac - cued the postmaster of having' brought him a dozen in a letter,andpreved it on the spot. ' He calmed the servant girl to 'give warning, by fishing eggs out of her bandbox, frightened ignorant people; and puzzled Smart ones to his heari's content. • • . • And once_or twice- he played the old Meek trick of the magician upon some market-wonian by buying eggs of her, which he broke in her, presence, taking from the shell not -a .yolls beta 'half,' crown, and so setting her to smashing her whole .stock, believing it to' be • the production of the veritable • fairy lion who laid the goiden.egge. But even a wonder tried loses. its charm When it has been played on one a hundred times. • . , . Therefore, that the' time and money which he had spent on the acquisition of the egg trick might nol.be wasted, Mr. PennYpacker turned liis attention to the public''and upon the occasion of • a journey praetised upon guards, porters and fellow -passengers to an astonishing extent. It was upon a certain:railroad that he last caliie upon as teMptibg an oppor- tunity as had e'er been offered, him. Opposite him tOde an. elderly woman with a imekee fiell lof provisions,, radish- es, turnips, lettuce and new -laid eggs, and near her sat a stupid -looking young man, with bis mouth wide open, his eyes almost shut, and. both hands plang- ed into the pocketsea a coat several sizes too large for hien. Mr. Job Pennypipker chuckled. be would play magician on .a.larger'scale than ever before. He would begin mildly, and then the "plot" should "thicken'A as he went on. .Accordingly he stooped, apparently picked up an egg, from the floor, which he handed to the old lady, with an different "Here, ma'am, you'vadropped this out of your basket." "Thank yo, lam sure," said the wo- man,. and setblea the -egg comfortably amongst its fellows. " • in a montent more, however,. i‘fr: Pennypacker stooped again. "1 mut say, madam," be said, alit tie sharply, " that you are very careless with such brittle things as eggs. Here are three niore on the floor." "1 ean't understand 1" cried the old lady. "Why, there tnust he a hole in the basket. Why; thank you. 1 Wen- der they ittn't smashed." •• But there was no hole in the basket, and finallythe old lady cleoided that , there was accounting for them eggs getting out," and throat them earefelly under the letttice end radishes. By this time the attention.of all the other passengers was aroused, and now was the moment for the hnal elYort. "Phe most singular thing 1 ever heard of," said Job. ".&b, ah! I un- derstand it now. .Don't you feel asharn- od of yourself, eir ?" and he frowned and nodded at the stupid young man with the hig'Coat, who scowled at him ia MUM, ashamed r I haveu't done nothin'," cried the young inati indignaritlY. Do you call it‘nothing, to rob this excellent old lady of her eggs 2" cried Job, with an air of virtuous diegust. "You have dono nothing else sinoe yen dfalueat)or WAS tit2OI(3fl fld11efI4l1t. vaitay's • A,I1 trikveller relates t..1et4n fle:4. i0 tlit°"oettotth, ser411 O90 will be car. lowing anecdote: I aid Meet ,itri few extraordinary. men i. .Sydiley. 12kEroPress Floaelai(es ineame There witS one, a mereluoit.rri000, who $250,000 a year, end the strangest Made it':a-boast tl1n,tle aaallavar given thing of all is that she, surrounded by away a s1il1in4 to Lis mo, „so ratTosi faseinaking Frenchmen is yo 6 a widow, kuow, IA only departed from bis ex- The feet that Xing William has been tretne selfisbuess on one occasion; and married tiftye,years speaks more Or his the circumstances are worth. relating. wandenful powers of endairance than One morning a poor Irishman stepped -the feet ,that he carries fifty 'bullets into his counting-h.ouse, and looking the arennil tinder 14s cuticle,• Very picture of ruisery, said : • ,Arnong the exquisite artieles on ex- libition at Paris,Bet of silverware lost a ,14g-'4110 014 PS I bacl—arta rade for Mrs. Mackey, an American mistimes—, the governess, has,given d 1: : 01.) Y living 11) Paris, at cost of 050,- nie a pound, and' sent me to you for an 0, bensisting of nearly a thousand. other. She says you have enough oonld • a e e t� build a aty wid, and will be sure to .$ • flie.LontrIon thief enters' 4 ievrollev's give At An• t old hard.tist refused ; u in Shtti•ovrion,, g• wpittillueracyavtaribrtehllea IstIk.ctiosvehiLngd: Which Paddy threw himself on a stool, and raised Such a piteous wail that the fwoiltalsioltitatne:couriovulyndfatsit.openbit.inugdiite, soontdhaftivitas merchant, thinking he was mad oVer the death of his pig, gaVe bian a pound to attitstoopielenr-Imedou4tlilescl.nloitedt.i jectuatbo t.othejei.bkaga get quit of him. Next day the propile- ter, of the defunet porker was passing ringwio will1°AFtofu' tooF it trilaorugter a a singlert i o, the warehouse, and seeing his benefac- tor at the door, touched his hat to him. Bound. If the shopman niiseee the Well, did yell get drnnk with that treasnre, thus abstracted he-, will -run ...po.turirarburanothimipi.g. eee the:lien oaoftueir.sebitshecrotetthoeitn. ewritai firdroateesat-inrroottoPern• coo! man gruffly. . little thing wid sweet, twist in his fail. nrnbreUa will Bought a pig,' yet' honer, .a daeliug Oh ! may it please yet. honor, I've • • • A Strange alfgratIon. , --- • • • On Monday last'people along the line of the. Canada Southern Railway 'were rather eurprisect at the nature of the lading of three westward bound cars, three large cattle ego, measuring about • thittk feet Icing, Were fitted up with three (leeks and leaded with oats! Oats stnall, cats large, white cats and black cats, eats of every color and cats of no color, were all there, conifortablly en- 1400nced in little compartinents into which the vitriou6 decks were divided. Saab a spiraling and spitting and cater. wauling was never heard before, and jarvis, Where the 'train lingered a little while, tbe noise was terrific, and the station people were glad when the train inoved onward. The cause of this• feline migration is said to be a large in- crease of rats in the far west and a carve'. sPondiiii„ri surplus of c eta ill the eese. is to be hoped that each section will he matually pleased. As in most in- stances, •the cats travelled en, familia, It is estimated that there were, kittens and all, thousands,of the furry tribe on the cars in question. The drrangereentS Made for pusey's corafert were perfect, tn every reapect, and reflect the highest credit on all concerned: a lady's 'Merl.' be'struck by -a bright thought, end will like • it's* to be hoped you'll tithe allphonlnoeg/fiiiiinrigngintotlhigehbtltahneadeestsiredwayo,binectit,d eh etter care of Mtn than you. did. f the waking merry over a joke which has so other. What did he die of 1' • Die of 1, Did, ye say die of, now ? neerly, es he says, .assnined a serioru; abaraetes. killed him..!' One of. the Paris joternals relates AVI - • _ get ot vvicl e was so 40e8)811•005),A. in.arErt: 0 ogre aro 117 thorough uowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and uutrition, arid by a eareful applicetion of the line properties A well -selected cocoa, Mr, Epps ha provided our breelifeet tables with a delicately flavered beverage Whicli May save us many heavy doetors' bine. It is by tkie-Plaiciente,elaa-ef.alleheertieleti of diot that a eonstitution iruiY be- graduatly built up un: til Strong enough to resist every teudenuy to. dieeese. ilundreds .of- eubtle maladies are floating around us eeedy to attath wherever there is a *oak point, We rilaY eseapo many a fatal shaft by keeping •ourselves well forti- fied with pare blood and a properly nourish- ed frame."-Oivii Service Gazetteer -Sold only in Paeliets labelled --es Jemes Errs St Co,, lf p, mosopathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedlestreet, an4d.i.1c7o0rniPn049:acdoluligYI: Loorn(cloollid."shon never be trifled with, often when neeleceed it is convert- ed into a Serious and g,enerally fatal pulmonary disease. The mere prudent,. aware of this, • promptly use Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers" a cu- rative 'which has sustained its reputation for over twenty years, they. are always efficacious (Bat nrzt.1)a .ecxibueitraott..aap:nrim.ddo eptuih, riel,lieifia or iyado ri n8 flanuoeu c es :lnd allthe ail country Aealers. Vrice lots. • per box. ., Woorir Honsas.-Wooly horses are not ,..so rare RH many suripose, not suth great curiosities either, there are meny :to be found in various Parts of the country, but we doubt if they will • ever prove' as valuable to their owners as the one exhibited by Bain= ; we imagine their owners would consider thein more valuable without the wool, for this rough and wooly. state of tbo hair inclieates that the herse is not in a healthy con - clition -probably hide -bound, or suffering from seine disease whicl ciccasions this unnatural ap- pearance; such eases use Darley's Condition Powders and Arabian Heave Remedy. it, will purify the Vlood, correct the appearance, re- move all obstructione from the lungs and river, •ahdgive to the coat a sleek and shining appear- ance. Remember the name, and see that the signature of Hurd & Co. is on each package. Northrop & Lyman, Newcastle, Ont., proprie- ors for Canada. Sold by all medicine dealers pretty episode which tool; place on tlie ,8Vito tallest Man ,id womall hi theWiirld* day of the inaugurater"ion, f theofItalian Com - the . - • . The tidiest mania Capt. 1:17:Rateiij memb the tallest woman his wife, formely Anna Swale,. Capt. Bates was born in Hopkins County,' Ky, his .parents being of ordi- nary size: • He continued to • remain with his parents, who were. farmers, 'tieing the ordinary labor:of a sin all far, until atteinine his majority, at -which time he conellided. te • see somethin f the world, Proceeding to Cincinatti and New "York, he was induced to pro.. ceod to Enrope for ptir8e 0f bitiik.lf: In conjunction witle Miss, 'Anna Swarbisvhern he met there, they travelled pVer Earring. ;They Were ma,e-.. ried at St: Martin's' Churche London; 'England, June 11, 1871. ..They: were, by request; guests•of the QUEsin, and re- ceived from her wejeety Watches and jewels us souvenirs. : • • • .. • ' Mrs., Uates; formerly Miss Anna Swan, was hem in Colchester eouuty, NOVA SOOtia ; is 19.years weighs 413 ptinude ; is 7 feet 11 inches inches high. • . -Bates- feet...1.1-teeincleee, weighs. 478 pounds, wears it No. 9 lint a25 eollar,_aniLa.:45 boot._:Both arn well formed, Well proporaened, gond •lookingand'highly bultrirecl:.• , They are the largest enereand woman. that live. In fact •there is no eat]) e n tic • record of any human being ever having - attained the enerniens height of thesepeoPleee,They returned%to NeW 'Yorkfor exhibiiion in Fehrwary lastand wiij shortly make it 'tour of Canada. . Clest136Biirriittiale. . • .. • lady iv Port .Jervis ---ea remarkable town by the Way, for strange oceurr- .ences—whOse house overrn uwith ..water-bngs, cockroaches .and bed-bus, and the had tried . all, known lemedies to rid the prensises of them, Wok the: advice ofei book agent:as follows: She procured a pound of brimstone, placed it In an iron pot in the cellar, closed all • the outer doors and windows, fired the brimstone and. started en it week's.Visit to .her friends: When she. returned there was not it hug in the hoase, but •there was; snch overpowering odor of brimstone that it was upward of a •week 'before the rooms Were fit to liVo .in. • .The. fumes had Penetrated' every nook ,and corner, even ,to the bureau draweils'ind • wardrobes; • The YeTtlithle. plants in the -conservatory were dead, and .the foliage bleached as., white ae snow e• the delicate -eartaiim and .1M- holstery Were bleached and ruined. It was an expensive way to kill hags, but 'seems to have been effectnal, and the life Of the book agent who gave the cipe is safest Mit of that lady's reach.— Utica Medd, , giaggliag*kaam...*. English and roreign hems. " At Wishaw, in Scotland, the colebra-• tion of the Twelfth was attended With so much diSorder that the military had - to be called out: Some Any xersons Were injured. in the nzeke that followed, In the English House of Commons on Thursday evening, Berke, Iiider Se 'et ." 0 n ti t t rei ). ct my, min u ct la he Porihid expressed its willingnessolo ititevinto a conVentiori With England for the abolition of the Turith,h 81ave trade. A telegram front Sidney, New South Wales July 11th, states that two tribes , of natives have risen against the Gov - eminent on the island of Now Caledonia, and massacred 1215 whites, including woman and ehildree. They have also captured two military stations. Iloedel, charged with utteinptthg the ;life of the Einp4or of Germany, was iienteneed to_he beheaded at Berlin ina Wednesday.. I14p1eaded nbt guilty and asserted Lis intention Wee suicide* There Were thirki" wito eeees ag4in:414m, 'mission, a short while before the arrival' of the Marehel's guests, :perceived. that the flag fleeting. on 'the' faca-de, of his Section carried rio crapain mourning re- memliranee"of Icing Yictor Eintnantiel: l'heraWn,a little time left' to repair the neglect, 'and the Opratoissioner dreaded the &mean) of the Duke So Without, a niornent's.,hesitetion, he ed- eiveseed a" lady wearingeelmig black veil, explainedthe situatien, and begged her ,to relieve him from his anxiety: The -lady ilornediately handed hirn her Veil; and, when a few Minutes latet. the cor- etegeliassed the tricolor flag of Italy way draped with the Sombre sign of Mr- ' tional bereavernent.• ••' 'fasbionably-dressed Man went into. Hunt & Baskell's large jewellery .•stere ha Bond -street; London selected articles woi.tli $4,000; and .tendered a tbonsent 'poerid note in payment. Mr: noske' 11 aecertained..thet titepote, wits. e forgery. TaSt, as lie was. abont to sat:ninon. aSsist- : anee a cab: waa driven rapidly up and • t w . a. in iioliee uniform ku rriedly tered, saying that the 'Man ' Was; an old Offender �f whom they were seereli. sOi rectog the porter to place the jet..yel levy it the' eah::ansl to, Came along* .with them ad it witness., the inen in • uniform • said that they would inforin the 'firm When that* attendance worild he requir' red 'to. press' the, charge. Tben. thAy ..firove off with:the prisoner, leaving the jewellere • lend. in their Penises of the iirofletency..,cif the'. police: Next however their pciter, atally .beaten; rettirned with •the informiition. that 'the two : supposed police officers were 'thieves in d • , , . Joy among the Children ! . •. , ...—, , .. . over 000 doctors in Canada.; 'The difficulty of • Corereiem s SWEET CA.STOE. OIL..equally mirk', able for • children and•adultit. • Endorsed. -by : administering nauseouti medicines, and the de- , • • . !Arability of having them pleasaut to the teeth; • induced T. Copland to . undertake researches. • which resulted in the discovery of a; Sweet Cas- • . tor Oil, perfeetly palatable, of the same Strength and medical tonalities as .the ordinary. Castor' Oil ; and while ..eilually safe' and harmless, .yet acting with more certaiuty, and producing; nei- • ther nausea nor griping: Some childre.n Silk it is honey; others call it syrup -they all say they like it. One parent says—' says-" My 'ebildren drink it lilee • watee ;' ' andther--" We had to hide, the bottle or they would have finished it right off ;e . anather'•••-" Mk little nirl has taken it. twice (NI 'without any trouble, a . dcies-,net knoW what' it is, thoug,h shdliates t ordinary CaStor.Oil,. . and we never could get'l? r•to.takedt. Without a • .604 ;" ,yet another' --".I wish ,you success of . _Your SI:vnEr. °ASTOR. Ofro ,_•• it is a splendid thing •-7-snre to take the place of all the 'cot/linen oil.” The extraordinary demand for this impro7- men t of a -staple household medicine has living,. t fraudulent imitations into the market,. hut the public 'can, guard themselves against substitutes (Which - unprincipled ' parties are attempting'. to sell on the.reputation o'f this article) by seeing. that the name CODLANNS •Swesr CAsTOto. OIL, is on both wrapper and 'direction•label. . _Plie_unclersigned, having, purchased Alessi's. ' T. Copland & Co's interest in the above prepa- ratmn, are:now manufacturing it from. the ori gin:14004A, . ' . :- . . . .. „ , .. NO3.1.13-IllOP, & LYAIA11i. Tort:into. • 7,,,&qogoz,iTZZA-7,,I=0,Ba.. • °!,;(ii•Pbb;• 11-Metlieine.derdevi.„- Price,.2t! Cents.. • . .. • UN -DENIABLE TRUTH:. . • • You .deserve to suffer, .and .if you lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this"beett- Will world,it is entirely your own. fault and there;. ,only .ope excuse for rein -- your unreasorieble prejudice. andskepti- eism; which has killed thousands. Person- • al knowledge ancleouithon,neriee. reason- ing will soon show yen that Green's Au-. , gust Plowerwill cure yeti of Liver Cent - plaint, or Dyspepsia, wi tl r, all .its miserable effeCte,sseeheas era headache, -Palpitation of the heart; sour stomach, habitual. CO3- tivenem, dizziness of the heed, nervous lo sp' its tlre Its sale • prostration, .a , s now reach every town oirthe. 'Western -Conti-. nent_and not a -Druggist bat will toll you of.. RS wondeeful mires. Yen can buy it Sample Bottle for 10 coati. Three doses will relieve you. • , 'Smurfit • — • Investigators of natural fiCieliCe have .deniolistrated beyond controversy, that throughout the animal kingdorwthee"aur- :vivid. of the fittest" is the only law that vouchsafes thrift the perpetuity. Does not the same principle govern the coin- • inereW prosperity of man? An interior cannot supersede a superior article. Illus- trative of this:principle are the family me- dicines of R. V. Pierce, M. D., of 13titfalo, N. Y. By 'reason of superior merit, they have outrivalecl all other medicines.. noir sale in the 'United States alone -exceeds ,one million dollars -per annum, while the •emonnt exported foots up to such gigantie peopertions,end rest upeuenny other basis than that of merit. •It is safe to say that no medicine or combination of medicines yet discovered equals or can compare with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Diseovery, for the cure of coughs, colds, and all put- inonary and blood afthetlonp, If the Vowela be constipated and 'Ever sluggish, his Pleasant Purgative Pellets will give prompt rel ief ;phi le hie PlivoritePrescrip. tion will positively, pettedly, and permit. alpntly, cure those weaknesses and !` drag- ging -down" sensations peculiar to females, In tee People's Common, Sense 11tedica1 Adviser, all illustrate(' work.of nearly one thousand pages, the Doctor has fully dis- cussed the principles that underlie health, and sickness, • Price $1.50 pest -paid. eii.danted to did and young, single and married,. Address R. V. Pierce, Al. D., World's Dispensary and invalids' Hotel, Dablo, N. Y. Mitchell's Belladonna Improved India RubberTerout • There never has beep a time when the -healing ago neatly different diseases has beencaused by Outward application as the present. • It isan undisputed fact that_ over half -of the -entire po- pulation .of the globe resort to. the use of. ordi- nary plasters. . • The priaMpal ingredients used in making these ,PlaSters ' are • Gum Olibanuni-or better knott4ca's the Frankincense of the Bible-al:lib; • ber, and ;Burgundy Pitch; which; when scienti- • fically compounded,.. is full of electricity, and when combinecrwith the pure medicinal gums.,. is found to be one of the greatestIteiling medin .ums ever broughtliefore the human race. . They are acknowleged by all who hal e used' •theni to act quicker than:any other Plasters -they 'ever dicier° tried,. and that ntic-of theSe Plasters will do more real service than a hun- dred of the -ordinary kind:. .All other 'Plasters are slow of • action, arid require to be worn con- tinually to effect a cure ; butwith these it is en- tiroly different ; the instant one is applied the patient will feel its 'effect. • .' • They Possess all the-soothingo. Wartning,' sup- portin,„/, and strengthening all other Plasters. Many who have been. relieijed of 1111111JAIATISM, TWDOLOIIIRTX, and vae riousother pains in the XIDNEYS,'BREAST or SIDE,and. believe .it is solely done lly the electrical 'qualities ' Vat& the Porous Plasters contain, and which is Unparted to the system, thus restoring them to allealthy condition. . Thsy aro very softand pliable, still verse ail- hesive ; and iesure cure for WEAK rachc • IN- VAtsrs TIIE.g IDE AND IlltBAST.'; and are invaluable to: those who have a COLD 6f long standing, and often prevents CONSIJATP- TION. Some even tell as they helitrve they were.entirely Cured by the MO af theni of a long - seated C.onsumption. _ Prepared by CE0110-E lktITCHELL,, Lowell MAW• ' 1. 4914 by a11Druggists, I . • , P.ZE-111,1*IrE•S4,14.1ViE. An iadallible remedy for all discases of the •eye (acute .or chrodie), granulation, of the ulceration, of' (hs lachryinat glands, ani. tocakmnim of ths vision :from any Tat At • Enic.‘14 Erg•S,itv.K. is presented to the • publie With the assurance of its efficiency tie a Curative of most diseases of the eye, acute or chronic inflarnmatinn, Vidiether induced by scro- fulous origin ot otherwise, weakness er defect of' vision, diminished tone of thepptic nerve', or a, diseased. state of the. tissues constituting that organ. Also: for all persons whose voea. tion requires an incesiaat action, of the eyes; the Salve will act tis u charin in restoringa,tini- form healthy action, Where weakness, pain, and tnisery May have long threatened, it fatal ter- initiation, It is the inost simple, safe, and ef, factual remedy ever discovered. The materials of which it is blade are Mire, perfect, and costly, eonmeunded with elaborate card and exactness', safe itt ill applieation, being used externally'. ani, Of course, avolding the pain and clanger which necessarily attends the introduction of caustic minerals and eye -washes. 11(NoWort11 and Oen Orntoeue Souris; of •scrofulotte qtigin, • or resultiree from..'Whatever cause, yeild to the Ausareas1:1-ria8Abvs. Ill' IS LTS111) CESSIPULTAr EC It PILE'S. Its soothing et - foot is imineiliate, and a permanent cure rIijtlire Init. a few implications, The TwopriLlors "Da, ,I, l'Errre AMERICAN' iii.,YE.SALVD," While making new and improved machinery foe mak. ing, a more perfect box for the PerreSeeve, have thenged the Tiving Armes ou the cover so 'as to cotrespond ;vith theTut on the Wrapper, t culara, Advertisement's, etc, We, call ettention A to this, as it might otherwise he regarded es a counterfeiting. Procictors Frectionia, - Julx 18, 1878. Atitr4 arbs rvt. APPLETON, - 01eVI0E time and af,111GliT clem- The Domes ver tho Store of '•,• cuuninehame kAikenhecal,4tbe scpuire,Clinteu. ciinton. Dee.'20, 1077. . P11. 11110V111, Physloian, Surgeon, eio., Coroner fox County of Buren. 'Reside:we and Onto -Corner o' Albert and AIM 8 nu to, Clinton. August 9th, 1869, biff • Jr AMES STEWAliT, 51. D., 0. altAKIWT4 OF McOill 1.1itt vorsity, 11 o n ; Surgeon and Acioeuc1Mur. Itasiclonce-Imeonmsrm, • January 4,,1871. - • , • TOUN4, 11..B., (GRADUATE OP TORONTO University,) Physiehip, Saracen, Se., widener, Mr, Mannino's, three doers east „o4 the Tomperaneo T.ondesboro, Ont, Londoeboro, Arne 14,18) •• • • AB. SUNBURY, GRADUATE or Tun eisDICAL A • Departreent of Vitoria UnharsI4, Toronto, for- merly of the Hospitals and Dispensaries, New York, Coroner forth() County' of Dump•, Porrnit,u, Out. • July 22, 1874.• • ' TIOW$LEit & GIIISON, PEIYSICIANS, SUR 05085, • Accouchours, Oilioe, Albert $treet opposite, Fain Mills. 9 11, IL DowsPur, 111.D. A.‘11. (4113dON, 31, D Cilaton, May 10, 10771 • • . Jyt,weaTniNorroli, PH 18ICIAN, SURGEON, • Aegoneheur, Licentiate of 1i 00110g0 Of P466%1101, • and Surgeons of Lower Ctinatift, and Provincial Monti.' ate and Coroner for the County et Baron, Unice and reeidence,—The building formerii•cnampied by Mr: Thwaltes, kturon street,. canton, Ian. 10, 1871. • • —. Atordiantous 1101 oNEY TO LENA LA110E Olt SMALL sums, JAL ou good mortgage Security, at moderate rates of Intermit. 11Arm, " • • Clinton, Auigust Oth,1806. 7-tt nrfARLES p, MILES, PROVINCIAL LAND BUR! • yuron,"Vainator, and Land Agent, citA f—jese, phine street, Wiagliam. • . • WIngham, Aug. 2, 1577. ' subscriber,' near the Loudon, Iiiwoh.k Bruce nailwor Station. • . JAMES' SCOTT! • • ' . • issuer of marriage Liosintes Clinton, April 27th, 1876. .• RAILWAY HOUSE, CLINTON, OST. TEE ABOVE house la situated o)ese to the station, and is Dior - °uglily renovated throughout, and now affords geed a e- co'rnmodation for tho travenica public. Large stabling and good hoetiers in attendance. • Choicest liquors in- • the bar, Tiros, LASS, Proprietor. 19 ;1.0 EirVOns AND rnitsztia, ,nx.nrurr.-.A. gen I. tleman, haling tried' in vain twely advertised rem- edy, /ins disoovered a simple radans of self•cure. Ile wilt ho happy to forward the particulars to any sufferer, on receipt of a stamped mad directed onyelope, Address J. T. 'SEWELL Ekil notion, London, England. • - • • .. J0. itioINTOSn, 'US:FIELD, — IS8111111, 01' *• Marriage Liuenses under tlie new Act, Comnifssioni es fot taking Affidavits in tho Queen's Bench, for Conti - ties of Huron and Bruce. Coliveyttimingpine, itch. as Leases, Baas, Contracts, • ;ills, Deeds," and Mortgages. , Dego small. Baffidence--opposite Pollock's 'noted. • itotisr ADVAIVILID Os moat IISTATF, • Bayaeld, Sept.•14, 1870, • , • .3111-kirand IketSuClian COT:du &Itsiiite8;altueentillesgirot Agents. °Insurance two•third elieeper than ordinary ..• mist, and iloct•elass Steckand'XittualCompanies repre- • ' aerated. Money to loan, -and all kinds of property bougnt ahtl sold, 1roder!tte dharoes. '.0610e—ICING ST Ca.°orei"in'illtiVrtN.or' aod isdifer.01. •3°. iirsinsge Licenses. . 18 • At,tieiceissreoN.• .• .vLiv:r • io x, 6e, Iro*AND OoDIten. ocei.oci A• WATPS, • a. xar,r xses, • citaisa. w, Ievapee s, , Aip.iransiesea win be lacCUnterl every Friany. CONS() DATED BA.NI(D,E CANADA , . . , • CAPIT‘L, •UL, INTO N. A GE NOY. .,:-e5.-e,st front Four to Five per cent allowed • • en Deposits,. ,• • , , M. LOUGH; Agent. • ;Clinton, April, -1870. , 1-y Clocks, Watches, Sovipllery, &o Si, FOWLER . Det.ires to returr I/ is sincere thank to his nalnbros friends and custo- . riters,for the liher elshare of pation• agethathehas re reivcawhilsearry ing onhusinessin Clintomand hopes 831 11. shit t atten- tion Co business, and nsing every effort to meet the wants °Ibis many friends, to contin. tte to retalitheir patronage. Ile would to tako this 'importunity pf stating. that 116 .. IMO taken hie son into partnership, and that tho hnsl- • noss will he dominated in metre under the style of, S. gonna a SON. .Tlie Arid will keep on hand liratehes, °looks, Jewellery, Spectacles, Addalt other artieles in; their. lip* All kinds ef.Pipes Repaired and-MI/Wed! Repairing, cleaning, &s,&Aiken abort notlechin•it workmanlike manner, and on reasonable terms. .A Leiter STatitr, Ronztt oP TEE inASEET, Clinton. Dee. 0, 1817. ' • ISEMAN BROS BnoRERs, • INSURANCE ailil Cone'ral fouls, Mom. LENT OH MORTGIGE Al. 8 TER CM. '..f011.Ti4A(11•16" BOUGHT, • • ree_NOTHe oF if e•N'ti DISCOlf"1/4I'.CED eee firrsittitter Z1,011131 410X 11111.04011C Pir•Nkiltax Fire, •Lye end ,letbleut a‘rl Pone?. Onnim !Wee. roprem S.GasTA Ini:CA:s.tol Lira A rairmsia UNISV.• Cap 11111 flit 1F wield . ... t, 3•'750.0 00 1111011114t 100412,91)7 • ily 1.• 4.1t1 13 ,0 0 0 Rates lowth er an any other Contpany itethleco nifty. • DASSEN(1131, AtIENCE5011 ho Canard and finnan tine of Steamers. Tho oidebt most rellaide lines. crossing the +Wattle. Titkot,t. soiled .at Rarest rates', from runt to Oltnton, to andfrocti teat %intim MITT/II& IiAltlthlit, 07,71C1i liti.ROY.ST. CLIX1'621"; NOtertrittii) ateig • WIKEIVIAN 111-t()t•+. "norento, Agents'for Canada: • Minton, April 9411075; • • e a ,