HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1878-09-05, Page 2THE 6LEN.ITON NEW ERA.
SEPTE1LI3ER 5, 1878.
At The Lnot.
Thero must he soreething'after fl thitl Woo, • .
sweet fruition from thrl',11arrowed lutst;
Hest Aome day for title lliteing to Anat1:13;
A tender sunbeam and dear flOWOrti At fast.
There will bet something when thee° dap aro 44p,
Somothlng more fair hy for than starry nights,
A prospeet limitleso, no one by ono
Embodied castles crown tho piny beighte.
So cheer up, heart, toul for that morrow wait I
Dream what yost will, blit-Preial toward the arc= ;
Let Pitney guide dttll effort through the gate, • '
And fabo the current, would she cross the Strealn,
Then, when that something liee atlmait tho way -
Coming unsought, so goed things seem to do -
'Twill prove beneath the dash of setting dav
A nobler mood Win now would heekou you,
For, lifted up by constant, forward strife.
Hope will attain 80 170trr0101,0 abeiIit,
There can be nothing found within this hie
After thio day to form a Wing night.
Bo heaven alone atoll ever satiolS•
" Anil God's own light be ever light Omni&
To guide the purtlled, ennobled oye '
Toward the smooth whiCh Jies boYend the rough, • .
There will bo something wheallaese olouds'skira by;
A bounteous yielding from, the fruitful Pilst
Sweet peace me ecet emu teo Pamtway
E'en though but death and flowers at tha laot:
monnansmansiss
Two Catstaways. •
A Five Days' Struggle with the liravei-Adrift
on he Ocean without a Compass or 13earing.
— .
Two castaways arrived at this port
yesterday. They relate a most touching
sterY of their miraculous escape •from a
watery grave on the, one hand and star-
vatide-On the 'other, 'On the ninth 'ef
July Jerry E. Grey and john ,11'. Mor-•
gan, of the vessel Isaac Rick engaged
in cod -fishing off the Banks of :Newt
foundland, were ordered by the Captain,
James McDonald, to maa the dory and
pay oat a set of trawls. It was then
growing dark, a stiff wind was blowing
and the sea was running high, but, with..
out questioning, the men obeyed orders
and we've soon tugging at theiroar, in
obedience to the connuand of an incon-
siderate officer. The trawls: .extended
about half a mile from ' the . Veseel, but
before they had completed ' their task
the wind inareased in fury, the little
dory filled with water. and .00mpelled
the men to abandsm their trawls and to.
work for their lives. They sueeeedell
in partially bailing o,ut the frail deft,
when a new horror burst upon then).
They were pet of sight of the Vessel !
Night had closed in on them', and the
darkness Was nrade doublyimpenrble
by a dense fog that had sot. in. , Nyi.th
nO CO Ill pass and 'no bearing,nob even a
star to guide them, tho lost $mayiners
pulled- at their oars, vainly beping.:thad
they. knight Itiokily reach the'. vessel,
The .dreaey hours of a stormy . night
dragged their slow length along,' while
the castaways occasionally laid on their
oars and called at the top of ..their
voices to their comrades oh the 'Vessel,
to be .mocked by the Ye:twang winds and
angry waters that were: fait .cerneing
them away. .Mornina .. came,: but
brought with it no my of hope. -• : All
that day and the. eucepecling night, -with
no abatement in the. tempest or lightning
• up orthe fog, the brave' men' kept tit
their oars in a desperate struggle for
life with feeeful odds against them: The
second day was 'ushered in with a clear
sky, and the stout-hearted 'men , bailed,
the rising of the bright sun as ' e
binger of coming relief from their.peril.
About noon the men spied a 'vessel in
the distance, , which seemed ,to be ap-
proaching them. Hope sprung forth
afreshin theirehearts and .nerved their.
fast -failing arms ' to :renewed ' ofreits..
They tried to signal the vessel, -but. in
vain. As if taunting them with their
distress, the ship dranged ite • bourse,
leaving the heart -sick end helpless men
to the mercy of the waves mid of their
God. Then they begante feel -the pangs
of hunger aud thirst; but 'with no ineans
to relieve themselees of either. • The
third .day 01f110' and went; alcio the
fourth, but no gleaut.of encouragement
came to cheer with hope tize hearts, or
the tempest -tossed. A pie.ce of ' egilicl,'•
or gristle, used for fish bait; was found
in the bottem • of elle dory, ,ared was
eagerly devoured. Driven to despera-
tion, they at last drank the -salt water,
which only intensified their, suffering.
They had ransacked their pockets and
eaten the last scrub, of tobacco, and 're-
solved next on eatieg theirclothing,
whioli consisted onlv. of oiled cloth suits
and woollen jackets. Several ' times
they had given -up all hope, but, .fortu-
nately, when one . lost heart the.
Dther tock-COUTage-,Iristl f16. the struggle
continued. The fifth day of their. bef
feting with the windseand waves cattle,
Thearien were fast' losing their strength
no food having passed their, lips ,tot' five
deys - and hights, and no tveatee; •Save
from the salt sea, which only inerefteed
their thirst. Ono of the men had given
up and laid down in tbe 'bottom of the
frail boat to die With fatigue and 'star-
vation, or to be swamped in thaserging
sea. The remaining one, as if in fierce
struggle With death, put hie hands, .all
ready raw, once mord to the oars, and
for the last time , Tha. waves were still
running mountain high. tilte a toy
the little craft was born to the (vest of
the mad billows, -and thenext instant
lost to view in the watery valley. Tires
were the helpless inen carried' out to sea,
while the false hope of reaching New-
founclle,nd Banks lied given them elmost
superhuman power' to endure their five
days' ordeal, which had darried them
167 mike from land. .
The surging billows bear them high
in the air once more. Theman at the
oars looks behcl and orae toehis earn -
ii
rade fast sink ng in the bottom of the
dory :
'For God's' sake rouse up, Xblenniet I
..
A ship I a ship 1'
As the vessel came newt they bent
to •their oars with the desperation of
dying men. • They signet, At last they
are cliseoyered by the barkentine Ada
CrosbYt of this poit, commanded by
Gaptain Crosby, and they are reseued.
With great difficulty the men and
their dory were hoifitecl on board. 11Irs,
'Crosby having accompanied her lniebaed
on.thie voyege, took the unfortunate
men under her wee; rendering them.
such assistance as only a wonnen43 gen-,
tle hands can. bate*.
For several days the Men wetenur-
sed with stimulants, carefully iedminis-
tered, and supplied with clothes from
the eaptain's own wardrobe, and Irave
been. brought safely to this port, One
of the' men is the only support of $
widowed inothee and dependent bro-
thers andezieters.
' Lightning.
., •
801110 taicree ilitheine its fatal work in. the
United States, ,
The' 'preseht suninierlia.s been re-•
:niarkable forthe number ;anti eiolenee
of its tininder stories, and the' next (em-
etic) will ,probably ,'Show n Unusually
large proportien of 'deaths from light-
'neng stroke, Its it commonly knewn
yhat is the proportion of, persons killed
in this way in the :United States, but
the statistics 'of the.subjeet eye eaeily at
taitable 'Treat the census etiblecie and "to
to
aivosonae notion of them it is Only ne-
cessary to .ocier that. in 1870—an avelage
year -202 'cleathe occurred from this
erauseLencl during the same -period only
203 person? cannetted anictide by poi-
son, 201. ley firearina and 133 broutting
'their ..throets., In 1850 191. persoris
'weraltilled, by lightning, and 131 com-
mitted selftmurder With:Poison, 112 with
fli•earms. and 8.2 by throat -cutting.
. Whet are called the'turioue. freaks'
oflightping aro coetainly curious enough,
bet 'perhaps they re not nestiseeptible
or solution. A phenemeniin whicb
seerne almost inevitable When the' eleef'
tric -Strikes a man is that after
passing through him fi•Oia) head to- heele
eis it is popelarlysupPosed, sirtgettiegbis
Lair, it 'rips cfrtho Belo or bis shoe. and
departs ink) the ground: Probably this.
phenomenon is duo to the same eausee
iwilien makes a lifireitin both sides. of a
Geed, through w1ichadischarge. from a
Leyden' jar iepasseleethelaet, .na,mely
that the meehanioal effects: .of
trical dieCheree. are greatest at the'
points at wilier), it. enters: and leavek e'
conductor: 'Seyerel.casee are on record
iii wbich a member of. schpol children.
'silting on le bench have been .strunk by
lightning and .eeeeped': with their lives;
except the tWe Who at at the eette-
reitiese and the same explanation will
serve in the mite cifei lady syho had her
Week baiieuddenly torn. front : her head
in chereli 'and sent ellyingethrengh the
air,.while her ,boots.'were ripped:open,.
Houses are eMnetimes teen Mitt° pieces
by liglitning, which has an enormeuely
repelsive and disruptive effect on: the
air) to which, by the way, thunder it -
Self is probably due. The ,newePapets
occesionally.speak of ceetaip,' phetogra-
phip.effeets' Whereby lightning. is selpe'
potradtte pbotogeaph a. tree --always' a
tree. ---upon the breast, of. some eine who
Irappenedeto be near when the'e
diseheree:
• took place. The appearance OT the mark
on the body is certainty' but that it was
placed there by a 'photographic process
ds an unsound inference, and it is fax
nlore peobable that RS' arboriform.ap,
pearance is the reeult 'of aneextravasa
tion of bleed in the etealler vessels of
the body, which might •• easily Ostend'
this appeareece under tile violent dis-
tenaon due to an efectiie discharge. :It
Is not eedessitry thee the person thus
.inatked should actually be struck, for'.
during the main :diecharge exerting its
greatest effects atUparticalartspotein-
stentaneems ottri•ente are- created in
neighboring bodies,' as everybody must
have noticed whorhave beeneileghb near
a Wire fence.in reheavy thunder stOrre,.
when sparks appeal., ab every break in
the wire. . If lightning killed only where
it bit, the proportion.ef (teethe duo to
it-woit cI be nitioll'ainaller than it 's.
•
are so over -taxed that they reftise. new
came.
In lVfemphis there is herclly a house
net entirely vacant which does not con.
tale sick or dead. The increase of fever
curiong rogroes is frightful
• The mortality ie so horrible that men
who came into the ciiy formerly to do
business and to leave at sundown, come
eo *There. The whirl of the carriage
bearing the member of sorne benevolent
neeiety to a sick -bed is all the sound
that breaks dre, the quiet of Ole dark
arra dlsiltl night. The 'relief Reseda-
tious are issuing three timeathe amount
of rations granted by the povernment,
and the number of the needy is inoreas-
ed daily. • '
The disease is spreading, among the
negeoes very, badly, The .hereism, of
woinan has shone out ia it thoueand
eases in the Jest weekeewhere she ()Huge
to those she- loves till of the infection
she herself passes out into the great
beyond. You have tit e list of the deed.
Think of cr'city abut 3,000 white pee-
ple, and imagine how it is in this doom-
ed arty to -night. We want besides
nurses ,reore undertakers more hearses,
-marc coffins.
FP ve
Unprecedeni&I Eavages Of the, ScoUrtle
Aremphis, Heantrending .Deseription ,of
' and Desolation.
The following are'tome of the must
rebont particulars in reference to the
eprecel of this fearful cliseacce in the South:
To •haee lived in Memphis for the
past ten days is almost to have grown
grey with fright.' Tin; wild panic which
seiied the city, the ecratuble for foot-
hold' on eteambeet deck or car plattornl,
the agony of fright pictured everysvhere;
011 eveiyoue's face were trying enough
to the stoutest. More tryieg, however,
it has beetx to sce the death -rate gradu-
ally crawl up ; lo see familiar names
on'the death -roll and in the record of
the smitten ; tO witnoss the monster
fingors of (loath relaxing and stretching
forth to grasp a wider hold'on the clown.
ea city. •
The Board of Ilealth of :New Orleans
believe the fever must now run its
course. :Unless seine rare, 1netcoro1ogi7
cal eliange tekes plaee, the city will
probably be swept thetteghoue by the
epidemic. A. 'trange 'feature is Hutt
the mortality amongst the negroes is
nearly 60 per obilt. Jx. conyalescent
young lady was so frightened by it ILIA
Of Redlining yesterday that black vomit
and death followed. Many physicians
,
Advertising for a Wife and lis Coneettneneetl:
• 0r, Tuesday evening, about eight
o'elock, a soeueeettgetrat eXcitement
ox-
eurredat Hee-street' Station, Waltham-
stow, in the trapping of an advertising
wifEL(?) huptere end whiele-pill no dqubt
have a most. ealutary•effeot on theindi-
Vidnetin questiOu for the remainder, of
his life. . ••••• •
-; The faCieef the case, as nerie ite Wo
eaugleae; aro as follows adver-
tisement for a'wife lieving appeared.ih.
a daily contemporary,' eeveral geetlepiee
werniedeced.to test the genuiponess of
the announcement; and for that purpose
'cominupicittiene were' opened With , the
advertiser (" &IPleci7). 14'"Flo.renee,"
of Wattleamstow . end by "Beta"
LeWishany.we need notsoy both inythi-.
'dal' ladies of peeper Ey,. and after a.leugth-
ened eoirespondenee ofthe meat gush-.
Jog ,kirtd. With the faie ones, a meeting
was 'aertinged by ."Tierettee" te thke
place:at Hocestrect 'Staeion, The gay
Lethario hadebeen aeked.fo *aid.' his.
cette-de-visite, ...whiely was . done 'With,
;the u tntost prom pte.eseel' and,, cirMed
-with tlxis proof of identity, his reeogiii-
tioe was unenistelteeble. • The individt
.nal in'question had. taken the; erected!'
then, a day or so..previously to.:ectil.' at
-the 1oai pest .ofeceand meke inquit•ies,
as to the .gencler of the recipient of his
letters, the answer to which inerat have,
beep estietabtory, for at the appointed
hour there 'alighted feme 'the train au
oegeleite n' leinon-edlored,: kid, gloees,
amIappeeently: got "it . for the .ciocasion,-
regardieee of expense; to reekeea sure
cOnquesfi."cif 'fihe confiding beait eif, the
clansel .Whom he was to meat; but he
had reckoned . without:his host, for•Nee
Meaistirftiieahape of ebout .one
hqn-
dicd gentlenten, wastarking in thkim-
mediate "vicinity. prepared te...giee him
such 'a warm reception, as would len&
itindelibly. etcuppeci • mettle memory
for Sento then to .conitt,
..On *peering intherondhewas iin
mecliatelyentrOunded, anifsnuclty qes
ttous' snelf as; cleat lilorence
arid " When qici ionlast hear frern die
,cherming .Betce?" Were put to him, to
all: of which be professed the utmost ig,
uerenee, stating that he .had come 'cloWn
to See Some: friends' on. the Ireynaro
. . .
road, l'but onhispe,rtrerit beieg exhibited
he plainly tfee "'little game" was
.up, and • emleavored to beat a retreat to
Alieestation. Mit this was Coutrary t�
the intentions of his terrnentore, (Orb()
:was immediately whitened With: flour,
.hentileted,`. and. gently hustled back-
%verde end forwards for seine tittle,
However, the Pratforin was reached
.at.last, accompanied by his entertainers
(eteso.n, ticket. holdersY where his letters
.were publicltread bye, gentlemethi with
stentorian lunge, to 'the no Knell amuse-
ment ola eturnber of passeeigeme. The
'station mailer 'and officials Acted with
Yarn titude and endeavored to resthie•
elioan ive ria, 'but what cotild they.do
tetainst en excited crowd at last . hoe, -
ever,' t ley sneeeeded in .plecingthe elan
a.roora,,•froni which bo wits ecteottecl
to the' train amid the derisive Cheers of
tlete onlookers... • • • .
scello, or .the comedy." teak
place at Clanton Waal, whoro hernial°
an Undignified 'exit from the. window of
the 'compartment iq which he Was for
peottetipe locked ; -the news of his' die:
astretti. wooing having apparently pre-
cede,' him 'along the iin..
.We doubt not that, judding from the
-lesson received', he.will in future shun
the enticements of "Florence's" end
" Bete's" wherever the:SrAnny vesicle,
Milting a Coat in a nay.
Some years ago it gentleman m
bet of 0110 thousand guineas, 11
would have a emit mado itt the o
.ofix single day, from tho firse prbe
el -tearing the sheep, to its eompleti
the to.ikte.• The wept. Wail &cid,
Newhery, ou.tha 2'3th of Stine,
by..;:1.4. John Coxoter, ot (Ave,
Mills, near that town. At five o'
that tnbrning, 1ie john. Throcknai
Bete, preeented two 'Southclown
cheep' to 1eXr. eozetor. A ecordini
sheep were shorn, the wool apu
yarn spooled, .witrpped, loomed.).
wove ; the clot.,,burrea,
rowed, dyed, dried, sheared, end pi
and put into the band of the tailorsby
four o'clock that afternoon ; and at
ttWleety minutes pasb este the goat, en
tirely finished, was presented by Mr.
Croxeber to Sir John Throokniorten,
who appeared with it before an assem-
blage of upward of 0,000 spectators,
who root the air with their acciamatitjus.
QUA.TEFULANDOOMVORTING
:-.4'13y theroggh ciewletlee et the natural
laws which govern the rperations of digestion
and antrition,• and by s careful alpfliCatien,
ef the fine properties ed well -selected cectra,
Mr. F40Pa 114 1/ialrided. our brealrfairt tables
with a delicately flavored beverage whicb! may
save us many heavy doctors' bills, 11 is .by
the judicious use of such areioles of diet that
a constitutioe may be gradually built trp
an -
til strong enough to redid everteneency to
disease, Hundreds of subtle maladies are
floating around us ready to attack wherever
there is a weak point, We may escape Many
a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well forti
fled With pure blend and a properly nourish
ed frarde."-Civil Service Oazette.--,-Sold only
in Packets labelled. —" Jtxeis Errs &Co., lie
mceopathie Chemiets,•4.8; Threadneedledtreet
and 170, Piccadilly, London!'
"tritli.YBOHY SAYS $0.7-Thah all who have
either used the article themselves or witnessed
its effects when used.bY others ; ali such, and
they are only fit to iudge, are unanimous in
the opinion that "Darley's Condition Powdere
and Arabian Heave Iteneely" is ,superior to
anything of the kind heretofore. or at present
in use for coughs, cOlds, thick wind, • and al
diseases whioli offeet the wind of horses. Aa
a condition inedieine it has no. equal ; there is
.nothing brit whioh can hijuro elms° whether
• sick or welL-nor need the horse be It ept froth
working; while using it ; it is just the article
which all who own horses require, and which
they 'should have constantly on hand. Ile
member the noine, and see that the Signature
6£ 'Turd and Oti, is ot-each package. North
rop `,OrDith0, One, proprietors
for ()anode.
eomMon cough or cold shou'd never' be
trifled with, often when neglected it is convert
ed into a serious and generally fatol puhnonary
disease, The. MON Prudent,aware of this
prOmPgy Use Bryan's pulitionie'Wefers" a en
naive which has sustained its reputation for
over twenty yeare, they [We always efficacious
and exert.a most beneficial influence on allthe
Ikonoldal and pultrionary organs, Sold by al
drubggoxist.s and country dealers., Price, 25 ets
prb
GREAT FEMkL1i1itEDY
.114.1,11 7.KOIt.ES REN.IolOICAL
This woll known medicine is no imposition
hut a -sure and safe remedy for 'Female Diffi
culties and Obstrtictions, from any.eause what
over; aild,eithon Lilt a' powei,ful remedy, it eon
t einn v tithing hurt./ ul to the constitution.
TO MA11.81ED LADIES
efts e'cetaliarly suited. It will, ilia slioe,t time
briug tite inouthly period with -regularity
Iti all cases Of Neri'ous and Spinal Affections
Pains in the Back: and ,'Limbrs, Heavieeits
Fatigue on slight exertion; Palpitation of the
• heart, Hyatorics, Siok headaches, Whitps
and all thepainfxil diseases occasioned hy
disordered system, these,Pills will effect seer°
•when all other ineans have failed:
' •L;fliese,Pills•have, never been ls'nown
!whore tho direetions on the 2na page of
iiam-
pblet are well observed..
For hillnertieniars get a rifeiplalet free of
agent, . . •.• • .
JOB NleVe V Clot 8Orm ?ROPItirrOft.
$1.00 and 12oontifor postage,,enolosed to
Northrop & Lyintin, Toronto, Ont„ general
agehte for tbe Dominion, will inshre a bottle
contoliting over rio Obi by return mail. '
Sold in Clinton by U.0ombeaixd George
Hickeon. and F. Lamsden, 'Sea,
forth:I:Kidd, Carronbrooki: Parker ee Cattle
e,roLto,.. Jordon, Godericlti E.Cameron, Bay
field; Jag Boxithroxi, odgervill e ;and all medi-
cine isolertr. , •, •
e (Arent Shisniao ees Itettletly.,161141.
• . •
• The otweess that. these inedieines have .niet
with singe their introchlation to the ,public some
years ago, proVes p1iiy to .the meat skeptical
that theyare medicines that perform' what they
are advertised to. The virtues of these mecdt.
eines have.been well tested, and have withstood
thbir. trial in a most. satisfactory Manner. ' For
iliiieTniesi of the .Blood, Liver Lungs, &c., they
are unsurpassed,: We have 'testimonials_ er itn-
roaulans' cures of these diSeases, and of many
others. If any one hi afflicted, let him try a
bottle of the Remedy and a box (if Pills,. No
injurious effects will follow theie,u,Se to•the must
delicate perbon, as they are purely vegetable;
.there being no • mineral. matter in them. The
.cost i Small:, while the advantages derived from
, their use will. _doubly repay you for your ex: -
pease and trouble. The medicines arewidely
known throughout Doininunk,and are for
'sale by the principal medicine dealers. Try
them, and be convinced that the4d medicines
are no' humbug. No one who has triad the
Shoshonees Pills has ever pronouncetl an un-
favorable opinion: of them, no, family where
they have been used will be 'without them, Fall
information may be had on all particulars touch-
ing the use,. and the experience 'of those who
...Erce_Priee of the Remedy in pint betties, $1;.
from•any druggist in the Dominn,
io
hare used them, by securing the Treatise orlh.e
Circular
Pills 25 cents a box.
, . /.110E-SALyra.
An 10 allible.rrnittly for all disimus .0 Mc
pye (aceute ar -chronic), granulation 0 the
ulceration: 0' thp Ine:hrynira
lila, 'and tOCakness gr Me vision from on)
. cause,
•
THE AMERICAN .ETE'SAINI:./2Posenteil to the
'Acetic with the assurance or Ile eilleieney Its it
enratiVO ni moattlistla.S'eS of the' eye acute or
chronic inflammation, whethee intitteell by abro-
folons origin or otherwise, Weakness or aided
of Nision, diminished tone ofthe optic nerve,
or &mewed state' of the tisFlues constituting
that organ. Also: fur all vomits' whose voca-
tion. requireS all incessant action of the eyes,
the salve will act as a charm m restoring
.11, form healthy healthy action, ,where pool, and
misery may hove ion'', threatened a fatal ter -
ale; and ef-
materials
it costly,
actines.4,
danger
ction of
sio worm
1 to the
(11.10-
'ting
ef•
quires
tore of
"while
t mak-
have
o as to
, (iir.
°mien'
led as
0 'Sic
Wichita! arbs.
0,40
fluAPP
. LETON.- OFFICE at DAY time Innl
at NIGHT limo- The Rooms over the Store of
Cunningham° 4 Alkonitead-th Souare,Clinton,
Clinton, Deo. so, 1.07.
Aihert and Min street ssO'lletea, .
ria. I'MVITS, ehetiete
cu.Burat
goon, etc, Curor to
.Al County of Huron, lleen5one0and 00.00-•COrtier 0
Auguot 9t11,1061/. i -ti
JAMES STEWAll'1,‘I. D., 0, IL, GRADUATE OF
McGill University, Montreal 4 'oilman, Surgeon and
doemacheur, Rooidence-Bituonrsnr,n.
January 4,1871„ ' •' 2 •
' 0:TODITO, 3.1.D4 (GRADUATE, OF TORONTO
'University,) Physician, Surgetnie 4C,, resider*
14t Mr. Manning's, three doom es,st of the Temperance
Hall, Londesboro. Qat.•." • '
lanoleshore, sena 14,10.0 .
J)11, i3TANI3CRY, GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL
Department of Vietoria OnivendlY, 'l'orent0, for,
molly of the Rospitals and Dispensaries, Now york,
Coroner forth° County of Huron, 1.1,trriaLp, ant, •
JA/Y 22,187A. , ' Shopeeold clinton Hotel Building; Victoria fit,
Clinton, May 2,8,1878, •
SIALCOTIMON 4c 'WATSON,
13ARRISTERS, dm.,
CLINTON AND ctoeenecu,
(femme 'A. 'Maroon, S. Acjaximacrii
Clinton. W.11. McioAnoss
Goderieh.
Mr.Maloomoon will he In Clinton every Friday.
171.7"..Z1C114LONS,
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Desires to thank his runny customero for the liberal
patronage bestowed on hini,,and afflict same tinie to
intimoto to them, and all who like to favor him with
their euutorn, that he Will ab all tinaeo do his utmost to
meet their requirements. Farmers wlehingmeat should
eall on him. All.kindo kept intim different seasons and
•• sold at lowest paying rates.
Dowsrav • a OisSON, lIffXSIOIANS,• SUR
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ovens Acemicheurei,..&e, . oineeAlhert Street
opposite yaritrunis.
D. n. Thivarm'r,11. 0. A, `.11, Gtosos,' M. n
Clinton', May 10, 18,77. '
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Tee. wouxunee'roite Pu'esitheze, sunonee.
-11-1 Accorloheur, Lieentinth of the'College of Physioions
sixil SUro6011 0- o0mr -01411q anaerev 00 t leenti
ate and Coroner for the County of Huron. Wilco and
ratildence,-The .baildbag 'formerly :monied by Mr,
Thwaiteo,, Irma street.
Minton, Jan. 10,1871,
aliancons
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11,IONEY.TO LEND, IN LARGE 011 SMALL $1.1316,,
ili.Tittreoetn, wdnnaLrtgage security, at ,nioderate rates of
. Oliatom:Augast Oth, 1860. • , 7"-1f
flEARLES F. MILTA
ES, GVINOTAL LAND 81/15.
it Valuator, and Land Agent. OM
pltineobrect, Wingham.
Wingliam; Aug. 2,1877.
AnitIAOR LICENSES AND VERTIFICATES.,-
-0-1- 41,411$ itt the Town Hithl, or at rho residence tif the
oubseriber, near ,the Lendoli, 'Citron 4DrucellaUway
Station, ' JAME$: SCOTT,
Isamk,tof•Narriage Licenses,
ofintort, April 27t1i, 1870. ' •
ItDOVE
e cooe ot s atom, ant iA 0r-
AlirL011701 Tril t tit
meetly renovated throughout, and not,/ anode geott.am,
eortnnodation for the travelling reline. Large. etshliiiii
and gocl ostiinattendwe.ChoioOnt,lkuere in
thoba;:tuonAzil,.liototor,llo
X-rEllymis AND PITYSICAL-DEBILITY,A gen',
1,1 thunan, haying tried in vein every advertised ram
edy, lift0 diseovered A simpie•reeans of selfeure.-/le •
• will Fe 'happy to forward the nartionlars to any sufferer,
on receipt of a stamped and (treated envelope. Address
5, T. 8uwenx., Esa.,Disburn House, London, England.
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Jmeinosn, nA:rrrst,n,• iSsula OF
es .0ft:irking el -dowses Under the now Act,:Connnissiom
or for taking Alndaiits in tlio' Queen's Bench, for Chun -
nett of Huron and 11rA00, ilonveyanoing clone, such us
Leases, Bonds, (ioutraino, , .l)ceda, ,n,ua mortgages.
reopinial11.0mnryA
esitinel
envctox-o:Pripossit4Ee EA..40110jsak,;,AB;FIEb.tel.
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StiyAchl,. Sept.14,'I878. , •
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, L INGSTON, DATE • OF. CHIOAC
hittkOd f/10 Hair Dressing basin os latoly
Heti on by Alr.-Ifehitore, desire'Ne intimate tei the pttb-
lic that he will continuo the shana at tho old stand, and
bopeo to receive waontinuatton of thepatronago 'accord-
etichillsaporne:Ixone;s ocir,..tola.a.d Hair Werk a:specialty, •
fAsoN IIUD• SON, 'Accountants Auciion'eers,
.1.X.L Fire and LifoInsumnce and General Commission
Agents- insurance two -third cheaper than ordinary
coot, and first-clasoateek and Mutual Companies repro -
Rented. Maley to loon, and all kindS of property
hougat ahd sold. Hoderate charges. Unice -Km; Si
ntei gime '
eoice exegete. • .-eroeeric enrasole
conacessioner and issuer Of COttr631111100r.
"Afarrit, go eirreses. •
C. CART WRIGI-IT,
Istetee
(1. CARTWRIGHT? 01' STRATFORD; WILL BE
‘../ • at the ,CoMmercial Hotel, Clinten, the fit st•Thurs.
day and Friday of every', month. Teeth inserted in the`
latest style Teeth with exposed nervca treated, tilled,
and mado as good as sound ones'. •
CONS OLT DATED.. AN1( OF .A NADA
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i4;oomoo.
CI, I N T ON. GE NOY.
Interest from 'Poor to Five per, cent niloWeit
on Deposits. , •
• II. 'LOP:al, Agent.
Clinton, April, 1876, ;.. ley
04.146 Of R
,37.131.-DDLE0OMBA
sr. Watch, and ....Clock Motor,
egeVlefelZIZ, tee.,
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Would respectfully announce to his customers and the
public generaiir, that since the 14•0 disastrcnis Aro, ho
- han secured the
ozeletelyeaeattgiodlylosnetiaalliteith flo.e
Whore he will keep on Lauda sefect 0014OrtZ0P01 fir
diode, Watches, Jewelry, and Silverwaro.of all kinds.,
Which he +#111, sell at reasoned& mice, itei,iiting of
every description promptly ade
ttend to.
: Dtiti .TiOt)MJhl8, Ammar grant%
Clititond'ati. 24, 1878,
eon make .money faster, at work for ItS, than at
• anything else. Capital not required, wo will start
you. g1.2 por day at home made by tho industrious,-
Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work
for, us. Now io the time. Costly outfit and terms free.
Addreso Tuna & Co., Augusta, Maine.
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CLtTTON PLANING • MILL.
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Ti10111S,511 Scott
gONTRAdTORS,
Ant? manqacturers of S'ash, _Doors, BlinclS,
Moulding4
s, ath •and Shingles. '
ViST01,1„PLANIsiti and SCROLL SAWING
^ " Promptly attended to.
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We have °Oland it very large stack of DRV Luellen,
111141employ none bt first-elass.workenen. Alt 'parties
wauting anything in .our line, will foal it,:to their ad.
• • ' vantage to, give as a, call,' .• •
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1134 SIP Ot Vali ire it Weston Station,
QXTO]T
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.-;Tul; 23,
E !ES•
ME
COAE AIKENHEAD
Nairn On hand. as Wee'. mid Well-sitreactl: a: stook of
.GENERAL RQQEE,' g
As ever,offerd in
o p N, 0 • N,
S H ovs.TpgtAs
Are particularly invited to 'INSPECT OUR 81001)2,. and compare pricoa,before purchasing elsewhere.
We Aro seniurr 3 0.01.*ood'iTett; $1 and
, goods in proportion.
PrpOliel7:f1:11C1 Glassvore a specialty,
gozzwa11A30 AIKENEMAD.: ,
finn'set of HMOs Ociunter Scales for 'sale. • '
Clinton,luly:18; 1.137.S. •
.1‘lountetkle!s'ITIL
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THE auesorguen 'IlleaPearellLee 'BEGS TO*
inform the inhabitant:lot Clinton and sinrounding •
°pantry that he has started his • • • „..
N 11ST. 11/fI1L,,
ON DURON STREET,
Opposite tjte Ofeat Western Station
' And is prepared to
Cyt L01/0 On yharc$, or diem for Cas14.
Ile bail ohm r itrakni or al kinds On 11011d, fOr 10110.
mot.Tz.NrEcM4T.iD. .
Cu:mg, /an. 17, 1878.
Wetclies,jeweliexy, &cS. FOWLER'
'noires to returz
• his sincere thank •
to his nor:acres
felon ito and mato,
mers,lortheliber
al shore of patron.
agothethe has rc
coived,whilocarry
in or. bush) °so in
tlantomethd hopes
by a stria atten-
tion to business,
„end toting every
effort to tr.cettho
wants ofhis many .
friends, to canna-
ne to retain their
patronage.
Iie would also take this oppOrtmaity of stating that 118 '
has taktm his ten into partnership, and that the busi-
ness will be c(,mIti ,teal In Tutor° under the tityle of S.
FONVLL'It 4, St IN. 1.1to firm will keep on howl'
Vetches, Cloaks, Jewellery, Spectaoles,
4, Ala ell ether articles in ti air line 4r
MI kinds of Pipes Repaired and Mounted. '
tis humig,mIgitmring, done on shoat it( flee, in rt
waives ulilte mobilo., and "xi teesotteb1eterns4.
_11;t1:1:11.1.12LSe:rolt,t.11.81 "11.7; .(.).1r111 01, 1111: 1‘1,1111tE P.CIi.
B00.1, _ IiI•1011 tiT011B.
WISE31.4N. T3/11,0S, 65
8110K.ER.S,*
INSURA.NCE ii Gel1014
MoNeur LflNr 0if tioirrsAsE /..m 8 PEP, ()ENT
. :kft111,TO,A,(11,18. iltit,r(411T.
(yrys Obt HAND DISCOUNTHIi.-a.
NT V; ICES T LLOW
First -Plass Fire, L'it'r and ilecident Insitrao:t
( pa ki vo rep"( POttr 1.
Volt THE CAN,41).t. ttYr, AssimySett flonmisr,
t ol tin tt ritnn. ...... .....,. :$34110.000
Anstrtitit Assn .„ , „ igeso,„1,00/
Witekly incomes .. , .... . 13,0(10
notes lt•Wer than any other Coupsny 'in this ettnitry
i• • • 'PASSDN'el.Elt A111.,'NeY ralt
the ounord Inman Line of Steamers. the oldeht
rica aa<f,t zeilcbie fines crossing the Athol tie, Tiplitts.'
issued st lowest rates, from arol 0, Clint cm, to andftom
Gieitt tlriltxlm,,.
02,770.1i,` on IIITRONv.Y7';,'CLISTO...17,
r'sr 13 ILtIft•I
Win tpn, April 24,
W. TAYLOR
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"tS10111d tl1. f1114 010.11,01 of thanking 1110 eustoinera for
the liberal pattomml: ,jetetided ldin while itt
litre,taid 101111 114' it.foent them, that, having pur•
the prett0sol •
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Lately ompkil Gco.
nu the, opposite silo of Albert Steed to bus 011
Le 10'1- el pi10,1 m111 tl,creiti a large and varied stuck of
BOOTS AND SHOS
• ,tilltch be offers at reasonable ritret.
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es-twel 1110ft (1,00 111, 10111.0.4 5 facilities, he
fele it betti r pcsitioe than eAer 1,101 tho want a
all hie ctiommero,
otteiribm paid to evatom, 'Work
• tee& reeptctiallee salcitut. .
3. et 'Vele.
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