The Clinton New Era, 1878-11-07, Page 3.], :o -I' .CJ 1,.ARFI i , 181 $.
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' 1 rs Pal•tiugtow'soya the only way to
prevent steamboat explosions is to lntike
engineers bile the watercis shore.
Most women have need to- whisper
.'lead us. not .in to toinptlition' when
tbey::aee \'!natter witb .a new bonnet.
3: Will you nettle that obi' account of
ypurs, this morning said a colonist,
i - • o are mistaken in e
r s man;
'No,
a u rats a the nn
,y �
ant net' one of the old settlers'
Hennepin county, -Minn., has $2831-
MO .in its treasury,and owes nobody,
What under the sun is the treasurer
' waiting for ; why don't he scoot ?
lI'ley saythat the Indian azanie for
°dams is "Worak-to•che-r»esh•he=kaw-
haw," ' That's what we always thought;
it was, It means." tired and hungry,,.
probably.
'1 am standing,' . yelled the 'orator,',
on the .sacred soil of libei'tee.' ' You•
are standing,' yelled -Ida creditor,, -ton
the soles of a pair of boots you haven't`
paid me for.'
y Some • crush(, rusty; fusty, musty,
dusty, 'curmudgeon of a man gave the
following toast'at a celebration :-- r Our.
fire .engines -may .they be like our old
maids, ever ready, but never wanted.'
timid fellow went to••bis .ciergnaan
in g eat fright,
=and told. him he ey
hadbsoon
a ghost,. '¢In h
w'hat shape didit.appear-r
asked the minister. ' 'It looked like a
great ass.' ' You .have, been frightened,
stir, by yoltr owri shadow,' said the clergy-
man.
A chap kissed his girl about `forty
times straight along; unci when he,stop
ped the tears Dame into her eyes, arta
she said in a'sacl tone of voice - -' 9.h 1
John, I feel,yoa haye ceased to love me.'
' No, I haven't,' replied Johta, ; but I
must breathe.'
' Prisoner at tht bar,' said, the jildge,
is there anything you wish to say-'1TV,
fore sentence is passed upon you 2'
The prisoner looked wistfully toward•
the door, and remarked that he would.
like to say ' good evening,.' .if".it would
be agreeable to the company Butthey
wouldn't let hini.
•A elan can always tell exactly how
tall he_ is by . walking 'through :'a low
door in the dark. Next morning hey-
can measure .ithe height of the. :-door '
and thenMeager() frorl where it struck
to the, top of head, gild the '•twotoge-
ther, substract the swearing; and Mill-
" tiply by .what o'clock it was when' .he.
got ho /.g, ane resu wr I be his net
height.
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It is written in a fine female. -hand.
It's a poem, and asks:-=" What was.
the dream of your life 2' It was,signsd
' Elfrlda•'• \e h t en''t vboria for--t-lle'
poem., but just"to quiet Elfrida rvw}ll
.answer her conundrum. , Thfrdream of
our life has. been to be rich• enough' to
put on a clean .shirt every day, And to.
have two suits of clothes, with a a' 'of
suspenders to caell pair of pants. • Let
it has never been realized,. 1±ilfrida.
, The :t'oltl1601 "r$ou'a nt: Toil,"
t k'eller-citizens,'' said he, .'-I'nl a
bard,fisted son. of toil,' I'm a bricklay-
er
rioklay
er by trade, and not n bit -ashamed of
it. •No sir, I wasn't born with a, silver
spoon .in my mouth or cradled in the
lap of luxury., I'm a self-made 'man,
gentlemen,' ,_ ,
You'd better have let.out the, job,'
remarked a voice in in the rear of the
ball. CQVNTY OI' HURON,
'lo•Wiir:
i'vin�
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.By virtue of a Warrant, issued under the baud of tlae;'IY,atrdela' of the County of
I•Iuron, and the Corporate Seal of the said County; bearing date the Fourth day et.
July, A. D„ •1878, to me directed, for the collection of arrears of tuxes due on the un-
dermentioned lands, l hereby give notice, that unless the said taxes, together with all
lawful, costs and charges, a sooner paid, \ will, on
THE, ()LINT' T NEW EA,,
TREASURER'S
OF 'LANDS
-H ' scorned •
e 10
4.19 n dt n t0.t 1 tel'rr
o s e i u i erten,
but proceeded, , • r
' ' Yes, fellow -citizens, I'm proud'or.
having risen by honest industry, proud
of appearin' to solieit your salvages as
a true representative of labor ; ars one
which has. _contributed to. build up this
comrnunity by'the sweat of .Isis brow,
and the work of: his bands. '(Applause.)
,As I was, saying, I'rn a bricklayer' by
trade. I've. worked -to. rise more than
half the palatial wansions; magnificent
cotninercial atruotnres, anti heaven
pointing : spire§ which beautify and -
adorn our- town. (Great.,enthustasw.,)
And here, •right here,, gentlemen,' are
the identical tools with which. T ,have
carved out my,way'to.prosperity.', • '•.
Here the orator examined a trowel.
And hammer, amid deafening 'plaudits.
'P's'ern this way,'.: said an. .excited'
listener,..evidently belonging to.' the' .}•
working class; 'lot iuo. gaze nil thein
relics,' .
The. tools were handed- to, him, and.
lie scrutinized them with deop interest,
' You say. 3'Qu work b ' kl• y' '
Wednesday, the. Fourth clay. of Qecember,: next,
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Al THE HOUR' OF ONE O'CLOCK, P.5.
AT THE -• . •
Court House in the To' ri!of Goderid
Proceed to sell, by . Publics •Auction, the said lands, or so.•much thereof as may be,:
-sufficient to diechargo such Arrears of taxes and the charges. thereon,
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, Get or cart nt Patp tttod or Alnanllt , Cost8
Name; ttdtteossToc. or Street,, Acres. Un greeted, of'Tases &Cont-
Let P �tnisslon.
Total.
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' TOWNSHIP ' OF ASHFIELD: •
b, pt.ot ht } tet n Oiv19lon . Gil lratented 328.7'2 81 $0
• N pt 1 , :3rd W Division 40. Patented 22 08 1 0:3.
N 14 13th W llivision 100 13iip tontod, 41) 08 ' 33,
TOWNSHIP. OF GODERiCH-
1't as a r10 .a er w pt.t�i• .., i3 lQt. t'utented ..
said he •tui•ning.shar '1 'to the Alter: • s', Iv; ,, . Part :t. Mtaitland'• ' ,rr Patented ,.
' e. 1' y Jamie II hIn ' Put 3' Maitland • 2 Patented
Yes: Win. Miller .. ;;-• Part 4 to •,, Maitland 3 • Patentor!
?' i. w. ColIni; 1 art 108 Maitland „, PtitO)3ted ..
And,:Nith them tooln James Craig .,..:cart 106 Maitland. . }, PateUted ..'
' Yes •sir those are the vel'. tools I, T. W. Collins .:., Part 107 _ Maitland ,• .}S:.Patented Y
botlgllt'when made m first Start as .u: dolls calms, ,-..'Ntrt 107 ::'Maitl'and .. „.' Patented
3' • 1,, part 5 : 3aVield... • 431 Patented . ,
jouiiieyman. To thotii ` owe fill filly 1Y part 5 : Hayfield -,-. • 42, Patented ,.
prosperity.' ' ' TOWNSHIP OF GREY-
' \Nell; then; tnust•st►y "'yeti'. deserve
great :credit. So :dors.'any it aii 'flint•
.could., lay. •brides, with ntloh, weapons. - •
Gentlernen,'turn' n to thc1audle►ice :` ju1t
look at .'ern tis 'a.•ga1'dner's trowel' •
and a carpent .r►;.-lnarnmer:•1'. ,•: .
Boody and Hignres.•
. ..
• Great Britain uses 500 tons of snuff per.
annum. •
• neer 40,00011uf%alo hides have .becri ship-
ped east from Bismarck this season
- Purls has; 05,000.horses; '.London 400,-
000, more
00,000,'morethan Paris,..L'erlin, Vienna, and•
New York combined.•.
Baring the last two years the importation
of`coffee 'Mottle United States has increas-
ed 3,000,000 pounds
ioinial-aaltre-of tlae agricu]tural•pro- ria.' r 1s.r-1'+testeass.
VILLAGE • OF 'MANCHESTER, iN TOWNSHIP' OF
1 ... I'atente.'
TOWNSHIP OF ` MoKiLLOP,':
x`71+girt.\ 1-ath iO Patented
87 - 13th
28 t`- ,13th
•.'213 ..., 14th
, 25 18th 100 1 !dented,
100. unpatented.
• 100 thlliatentcd.
100 Lrnpatented.•-
T'OWNSHIP• OF HAY.
W $ 10th 50 Patented.
a j of N:. 0 .,,. Late ltaiil 1,t,t 33rt Patented":,
• 0.
, 20
• 43'
41
' 4,i•
40 •
VILLAGE OF :ZURICH, IN. HAY.
[tu4.n'v•survoy • 1.5 Patented-
,... ' - '•` 176 Patohted
• ,,.. 1 ;:: Patented ..
• " " 1 G . Pato'tited
"� • .1 l4itt'ilted
a 1 -Ti. Patented ,
..., f.• q 1.5 Patented ..
•};o3-- ' 1 20
1.513 1 13
1 56 .1 .13
319 118
3 013 1 18
0 39 • 1 25
t, 3„ 28
3 7; . 1. 18
24 30 1 70
•2104 1 00
,3,80 52
33 71
51'41
6118
261
4,33'..
. •7 O1.
do
.401
26 00
22 04
90 0:1 1 80 30.81
29 at 1 80- tl0 81.
`31 57 1 58-- ' 38 45
32 00 1 08 - 34 88.
•
-0 32 1. 33 1) 6,5
13 03 .1. 40 - 14'46
71; .1'341 •180
76 1 10 1'86
3 84 • 1 ;18 4 52
;34 118 1 5`2
333 118 452
304 .. 1lir • •4'19-
' 3 01 1.15 .,t 19•
TOWNSHIP OF 'HOWIOK.
1 art 3(1 .lrtl• � :. Patented 76
14 n 4. • 103 Patented 137'T)r.
VILLAGE .OF GORRIE, ,IN TOWNSHIP -OF HOWICK,
:ducts of •Great Britain is stated -t(, exceed -
£300,000,000 sterling'.
,Two million people are employed` in
France cultivating the` grape, and'in the
manufacture of.various. wines:.
Californta,.it is estiniatede-will:-ti0ededa
this year not less' than 30,000,000 bushels
of wheat and 14,000,000 of barley,,
Two hundred'thonsand pounds of human
-hair-are-annna]ly sold sn Paris, and the
averatge price is twe vo cents per ounce., •
p. u� • There are est ed to be about 400,0011
persons connected with the Christian
,Qhurchea in India, China; and Japan,; be-
sides 200,000 children receiving a Christian
ecl uoation,
There -are. forty-one iron ship .htiilclinl
establishments on the Clyde, near Glasgow,
giving employment to 50,000 people, in: all
tho%rauches. The . capital employed" is
over $10,000,000.' '
St. Louis lois twenty-six flouring !hills,
with: a capacity of 12,000 -barrels a day.
For the past six •months the receiptsof
wheat have boon 4,832,003 bushels, against
'2,410,811 in the sante tune last year.
Castles in the an.
TUE rummies ComPL.1ixP. ..
1 be a-varmen, zo I be.
And now I rants to know, ' •'
OVhy that tbo price of wheat, I see
• Goes lower andsmore low.
:Mackenzie puts us down we knew,
And gives us' too much rain;
Tui• John is here, it 12)wor goes, '
And rainin does remain.
I vents Zur, John the price to raise,
And vix the weather zunt;
Or when he cries " come vete; ' I says;
J. No, I shall stay to hula." • '
-drip.•
A Glasgow haillie visited • Paris its
one of a deputation to Louis Philippe.
The king said, when showing thci party
through his library, whore be had,many
of the English classics :' ' You will.
know Milton very well 1' '' .Oil, bless
= gulls, cheerfully,
delighted that. somothing had beau
mentioned that lie did know, . ' Yes,
your Majesty. I know Milton very
well (Milton is . a little plaoo in the
neighborhood of Glasgow); we're ,just
.building slaughter-llotiees•there,'
• Wo wonder if there are .very many
gentlemen ln Clinton•nut"to the torture
of the man described in the • last nuin-
ber of Harpe'r's. A captain, 'belying 1t
hat for 'his swife, received .these or -
'girders from the ,Iylliuer'1. "" tell' your
wife, if she wants it dressy, •to pa; a
panache of six forward, 'Mace it lizard
or beetle to hold it, and put another
- lizard -on the band• that covers the cur
tain. That's easy to remember.' And
this is the way he d'eliverecl Omit : 'She,
said if you wanted it 'dressed up to put
• a -pancake and sixteen poisoned feathet:s
curled up forrid, clap •on some 'lizards
and beetles to belay them• and cover the
lizard on the baled with veer curtains.'
Hints to sportemerfs •Don't point
your gun at yourself. . Don't point your
gun at any ane else. Don't carry your
gun so that its range incluiles.:S11 your
hunting companions. :Don't try to i')nil
out whether your -gun is,;loaded or not
by shutting one eye and looking clown
the barrel with the other. Don't Use
your gun for a walking•stick. Don't
climb over a fence, and pun your g11ix
• through mtlzcle foremost. Don't throw
your gun into a boat'sd that the trigger
will catch in the seat and tllb charge be
deposited' in your stornooll., Don't use
your gun for a sledge-liatnnier. Dotr'.t
carry your gun full cooked, Don't carry
your gun with the hammer•down. Don't
lie a fool.
Ti►e comnloucat is largely fed on self
and bred for its fur, in Holland, where the
finest skins are obtained. Large quantities
are also collected in Holland, Bavaria and
Switzerland. In France about 80,000 cat-'
skins are furnished annually to commerce,
The magnitude of photography iia au in•
dustry is strikingly illustrated by the fact
that define the past year 40,000,13uo cartes -
de -visite tvero,prodeced in Germany ; the
number of photographers employed was
3,000, and fho•rlUitntity 4)f -nitrate' of silver
used web abort 0000•pourids.
In 1800 Boston consisted' of only 783
acres of solid land. 'TTo-day it covers 20,-
100 acres. The population thele was 2"r,•
000 ; now it is 300,000, and 025,000 people
live within a circle of twelve miles from the
City Hall, The total. valuation' ][ns in-
creased from $15;o0o,onq to S630,000,1s'iu.
English election expen:4cs4tre iiutor`loiisly
very high, bet in former years they were
higher. In 'Yorkshire;. hi 1827,' Lord Mil-
ton and Mr.' Lascelies paid .out e, trillion
.dollars, but Mr. Wilberforce beat them at
ori expense of faily ^0175,000 to his friends,•
In four elections, in 1.830 alld 18:3 ,'Lord'
Londonderry spent $130,000 in Durham
alone, and did not will.
The' pnblieod-ebt'of S363,000,000 which
Japan has incurred i1) .settling the claims= .
of nobles and gentry entitles her to. take
high rank among the nations whiel'l ltiive
succeeded in burdeeili4; themselves.with
heavy mortgages, The 'Government -Ms,
however, adopted au Americani iilea,.and
will improve its 'credit by paying off• every
year? $120;000,000 ,of tire' debt, though the
revenue is now only $53,000,000.
The reindeer replaces ,the horse and the
0x where those animals eonl1 lint be tltil�
i8ed. In the -Russian empire tilers - are
emu putell to he R11001' 1,000,000, of which
080,000 are in Europe. in 8iberllt there
are more than 300,000. In iCoraks of
Eastern Siberia, who are nomads, and live.
in akin tents, have immense herds of rein-
deer, some tribes owning not loss 014;115,
-
000. These supply their food, Clothing,
and Means of transport. The pride elf the
:Laplanders is also to have large ilord of
reindeer for their sledges.. 'liiey rirink the
milk of 'these animals, and drake ellerof
it, they clothe themselves with the•s'Ina,
and eat the flesh, whieh•is pronounced good,
1 13
2: ay.
4 94
73f) 42
GREAT CLEARING SALE:
determined to o out., of the Book and Stationery 111.1 *Hiss, I will
offer -
FOR ONE -.MON
THE WHOL1a. • S'J'OOJ OF:
d
PAP'.;
S 1::<<A:I 'I
;e .; MILT ]30okt ,
11a CE1 1 O�w±A3ook
113TC.A.Iil 330003at,.
ST; �.9'I0T �'R,Y,
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AT 1f '.,, , COST' A Y�Y D. .. O , ._
continued,
1�ei��.ea���et�� , '� lie Sale ��ii1 u� �lyTIT
foi' One :months
'•:DO1't'i' • MISS 'THIS'' CHANCt;',
The goods must: be sold- as • T am positively going
out• o that '`br cif Of busi- ;ens
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Note the • toCallander
t � Stand Next door R.
arca, 444. r4.
U LLETT.
94 1 tto g .08
"8 [f1
:1 233
10 94
• TOWNSHIP- OF' •STANLEY
Braid! L'nrt 3 ,.,.. 13a11khl i Bad: *orth; , 73 Patented 47 '41 , 2 a24 40 72
VILLAGE OF F_GMONDViLLE, iN, TQWNSHIP 0F TUOKERSi1111TH •
10 l'ttvt tit... '3 1 a,totitc•3 2 .51 • 1 15. :i 00
-VILLAGE: OF HARPURHEV,'IN TUCKERSMITH. -
31.
21 ,
VILLAGE OF
,ii -
1t
-Lewis add (hI1's • 1 Patented • 1 18- 1 13 2 31
• 8uri•ey. r 5. Patented, .. '54 7:.10 ,1 04'
1.5 1St tele
5.3 .1 10 1 04
BLUEVALE, iN ,TOWNSHIP O,F' :TURNBERRY.
t*tnt dell',
with ey T - Paton'tod
Duni au"s,8nry ey 1 Patented,
LUMST
CHEAPER THAN THE.. CHEAPES
3•1 -1.14 435'
'00 1'30 300
VILLAGE' .OF WINGHAM, ,ilii TOWNSHIP OF TURN.BERRY.
Pat k01-
villaa15;'
village 107
vtlingo 171 .1
Village 8 ;E 172....
Village 231
l dfa o 233
• S; Patented13 i. , 1 yrs :. twos! Patented .;. 4.47 1 20 5 Olt.'
• , Patented 10 74 1 38 12- Op,
Pat6nted .. 7 08 1 911. 8 36,
Patented 4 01 1 18 5 10,
Patented .. 0 27 1 25 ' 7 52•
,... • Patented- ,. 0.711 1 25, 7 tN>
1IU&,a-31.. r J'tttented 93 t 10 ' 2
0331 tie 11 I' l her'a S1vaty, • 1:5 Patented ' 4 70 • 1.20 '.
TOWNSHIP OF}AST- WAWANOSH. .
• Nan; ---11, . 7th ......100 Patented, . 53 NO 140 50 a1
TOWNSHIP. OF. WEST WAWANOSH.
13) •... 1s1, • ▪ 100 I'ateitted .. 1!) 5) 1 5$
... 13th 100. '\'atented .. 18 35 1
VILLAGE OF DU'NGANNON, 'l14' WEST WAWANOSH.
to:
HELL kali: OF
DRY. GOODS READY-MADE 'CLOTHING; TWEEDS
• HATS AND'"•CAPS, GROCERIES, SOOTS
AND SHOES, FU S, ETC.
21 17
1!1 00
It will by to the advantage of persons who . wish to, supply themselves with cheap• goads
• to call and sea my -stack before purchasing.
The reason why 1 sell o ds o h loive H -
an other stores,
i clo ct '.?•ea) - a business, and am. enabled t
s � �J � J n • , t o. pad Cask
9)17 0PC ?0
82 McMattes survey •... 7r Pltontee .. 1 1; 1
VILLAGk OF BAYFIELD,
K 4th 174
211
231
t•'
a
sit:;
3431 •••
492
tint
• 711.`
701,
lie,
717
718
7,0
13811
731
730
738, ,
784
711(°
ci 1: part 5
.7
31:8 •
•
ly part 31 •
37
•
Patented .. 1 331
Patentee .s 01 •
Patented • ,32
Patentrtl. .112:
.Patented! 2 01
Patented .. • «411;
Patented. 2:3
Patented .. 231
Patented • 03
Patented . 2' 10.
patented 23 -
Patented .,1.11'2
Iatentctt • 1 n2:
patented .• 1 el -
:Patented , , 233
Patented .• 21t
Patented ., 183 -
Patented 51:1
Patented 23
.▪ ,. l
Patented:23
Patented ,. 'l33
'Patented • 03
Patented . • 11:3
VILLAGE pF t ftUS$ELS, "
-•.• 1 l'ateutud 9.50
.... -i Patented 1. 33 3,
1'alenled (MI
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VILLAGE, Or EXETEF1.
• •
• R,Taytor'v yltrvey 7 'r ttenked • 3 .5.
1•'raneestott tl, survey.... „ 30 trutetl .8 @n
VILLAGE . OF WR0XETEFt.
• lluwidltstreet, i'•:a,t..,, ' 1 Patented 1i
VILLAGE OF WINGHAM.: '.
Kirk
5' ,.. ,use 13)11 Street .
Park 2.', Lo Hallway 1101'1
Milt \]enema '
i11114c8.51 360.... rlorern0+cut
3121 ., Shutter Stro'S
8331 1 rtlleiw Street
1: • ,. , Sadler'.s Bart ey •
01011i11'sSnrvrc
'3
11
n
5.
10.
11 S.
Lomity'l.'re,asurer's Oiflee;1
Cl4iier ieh, truly ,4th, 1878.
d•
411
3 • Patented _ 11 tri
Patented 69
Patented .. 2 69
Patented .. MI
Patenled ,. 66
IPatented „ 310
• Patented
Patented. se.
13 30 kad to buy; thin .012, time. I can sell goodp with half the .
1 15 4 16
1 re 42
1 10 3 14
111 r as
1 10
1 10 1.33
1 In 43
10 1 00
Winton, 8ept.,ri, 1878
•
BRICK BLOC*.
1.110
I 13
1 15
1 AA
1 15
1 15
1 11
M. tiOSS,
10 60
It U0
15 011
7 41
5 17
'11 85
9 27
4,08
a 50
3 81
3 81
3 81
81
81
3 81
11 81
3 81
l'reasurer, County -or flare/I.
J113.0AD1-100 St' BOX, bit StAFOR.TIX,
1.34, lease be state to the When. , We no6h1 apechd :attentiMs.
Hattie (A Clinton and surround- to our
big conntrythet they have start -
ea abranch business in thoplacc
Web, oecupied by Uratin.4
1Y solicit the piddle, to call and
examine their stock, which iq
complete in every department.
Our Parlor &Bedroom Sets ate
design and finish. Having every "'
improvement the line of now
machinery, we Inannfanturs our
own goods and can gen thota at
price; that will astonish every
(MP whon tempered with tlietat
Undertaking Department,
Which is second tO nom; in the
town. 'laving purchased &largo .
nadutav stack of Coffins,Caskete
description and fitted Up a nevt •
eitearse to do Undertaking at
the lowest renanner6tive prior!.
Remember the ploo8-77 Albert
areet,tfekriloar to Mr. H. M.
im connection Iota Mei? •underLaking business they lad th A.117!1.'17SEPTIC FLUID
toldrit pn•eserues I. lie ball, desfroys all reclaim odors, and' p?tvents. eo'nlagion
Clinton, Vino 1.0. 1078.
i'Olirtild pari eoe. all Ott
nh3' time during oho tettin
Iv. rAztnA1NT.
c. cARTWRIGHT:
40 And rriasy of every 'multi,. Teeth fneertect tho
latest style Teeth with exposed nerves treated, ilthaa
and //load tot cow/ tis Mond Once.
A: LIST er.HAttiMi /11 HICITION RABB Bit
tho Climax Ootimsbymsy he sent at the °Moo 61 •
TT mums
ritta'ten,satt.11,. UM.