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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-01-05, Page 5GOiDlaElall TTGAVINIS HIP . SCHOOL ERAM>NATION.—The examina- tion of the pupils attending tichool'Section ,,No. 8, Goderich township, limas held an Friday, 23rd Dee.•' and was quite a gala day, as the' teacher, Miss Minnie Handl: ton, wasleaving the school. The different classes were examined by the teacher, assisted by; Messrs. Higgins'. and Grant, who, expressed themselves; highly pleased withthe manner in -which the children had acquitted themselves.' The trustees also complimented'Mias;Hamilton on the ' pre- sent condition' of;the school and regretted that they had to part with her. Prizes were then distributed among the children, each child receiving a book. ,: In the even- ing -an entertainment was held. The school room was beautifully decorated with ever- greens and mottoes. Mr. Hamilton of Goderich was called to, the chair, who call- ed upon the choir `for ,`the chorus, "Open the door for the Children," Miss S. J. Cox presiding at the organ, followed' "by .Miss Shaw and Messrs.- Gillenham and Shaw, readings by Miss McKenzie and Messrs. Higgins and -Cox, and recitations by' Miss. Welsh and Mr. Myres of Bayfield, all were much appreciated and some of them were very amusing: The readings, and recita- tions were interpersed' with choruses by the choir. Mr.. "Myres appeared awl Santa Claus, to the' great: amusement of the"'chil- dren, and disposed of the beautiful articles which were on the Christmas tree. Miss Welsh and Miss Morgan then .came for- ward _ and, presented the teacher with a valuable silver cake basket'. and napkin ring, accompanied with the followiug`ad- dress which was finely read by Miss Welsh : Astonishing . Suecese. It is the duty of every person who has used BOSCEEE'S GERMAN Smut to_ let lts.wollderful qualities be known to their;riends in cuiing,non=, sumptiou, severe coughs, croup, asthma, pneu- monia, ancrin fact all throat and lung diseases. No, person can use it without immediate relief., Three doses w111 relieve any ,case, and we. con- sider it the duty,of all druggists to recomnienid' it to thpe oor dying consudlptive, at least to try. one bottle, as 100,000 dozen,bottles were sold last year, and no one case where,it failed was report- ed. Such a medicine as the German Syrup can- not be too widely. known'. .,9 sk your druggist. about it Sample bottles to try sold at 10 Dents." Regular size 75 cents. For sale by S.,N..Combe,' MISS MINNIE HAM{LTON,-TEACHER, $. S. No. 8, GrDERICtr TOWNSHIP. DEAR TE9cir n.—Thescholars :of your school desire, before you leave our section, to avail ourselves of this. opportunity . to. 0give expression to our high appreciation of your arduous and unremitting labots on our behalf ; and of tendering you our heartiest thanks:;for::the interest you have taken in our: welfare, both in and out of the school. . You have at all times faithfully performed your duty, 'and !.your instruc- tions, we are sure, willl.prove of 'fasting. benefit to us all.. Your 'kind disposition, unvarying icourtesy, and. your.constant endeavors on 'our behalf.to impart to ' us the instruction required, added to yqur willingness to help and 'guide us at 'all times, have endeared you to us all, and will notlet you be forgotten • We ask you to accept of the accompanying gift as a small token of our esteem, and as -'a souvenir, which, when you: are far ,away from us, will help to remind you of those -who loved you in years. gene. -by. Our united wish and prayer is tbst - your life may --be a happy and prosperous one; wherever your lot may be cast, andthat 'by and by the. great Teacher of all ,map• unite you and us in . the school room, of. Heaven. • Signed on behalf .;of the pupils, • •.FRANCCS WELSH.• MAGGIE -MORGAN. Mr. Hariniltonreplied. for his daughter, by thanking the children for the bee iful gift and address, and that they would at all times remind her of. the 'three years Spent among thern:<' He also, in his own' name, thanked trustees; parents and -chil- dren, for their great kindness shownto her during her term of service, without which she would not have been ea successful, as the prosperity of the school depended as. much on the trustees and ;parents as of 'the teacher. Mr. Harrison and Mr.( Wal- lis made a few remarks expressing regret at losing Miss Hamilton. Votes c thanks were tendered to the choir, and to, all those Who had helped thein to entertaini and amuse, and to the chairman, when the meeting was bronghtto a close by singing "`God save the Queen.", Last Wednesday o Dir. Wm. Morgan as re-elected trustee for S.S.; No. 8. Having a little money on hand, the trustees. of, S:8.'No. 8 1iaVe .purchased .a' clock. • 2041:61310 S .. (FROM BRAZIL.) -The, New Compound, its won- derful affinity to the Digestive Apparatus and the Liver, incread ing the dissolving .1 :relidv g in almost .instantly the dreadful results of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and the TORPID, LIVER, niak s Zbpesat an every day necesssty in 9very house. It acts gently and speedily in Biliousness, 'Costiveness. Head- ache, Sick Headache, ,Distress at - ter Eating,Wind on the Stomach. Heartburn, Pains in the Side and Back, 'Want of Appetite. Want o. Energy, Low Spirits, .Foul Stam ach. - 'It invigorates the Liver, car- ries arries oft all surplus bile, regulates the Bowels, and gives tone to the whole system. -Cut this out and take it to youi Druggist and get a 10 cent Sample, ora large bottle for 75 cents, and tell gourneighbor about Therals. - oubt that' ni - Canidian-alLmite- :is conducive to Lung affections, and for this sea r so i Dr. Carson's ng iulI LiCough Drops should be in every house For Goughs,,Colds and other Lilo t , and Throat affections they hive° no .equal. In large bottles at 50 cents.' Jas: R. Combo, agent for Clic}ton. f5U,1111ERLl.I.Ld4 AND ,VICINITY. The following is the standing.of; the pu• pils,of the public school here,,'based on a • written examination on the subjecti`taueht duringthe half --.-year.. The names are placed in order of merit :-5th Plummer, B. Thompson: ° Senior 4th.form —11: :Rapson, 'J. Croyaoti;:G. Plummer. Junior4th form—Wm. Nesbitt, P, Archer, Ad, Laithwnite, Senigr` 3rd form. -John Sheppard, James 'Sheppard, May Baker. 1Tnn;or 3rd "form—T. 1-iardy, Ern. T'homp- son, B. Bali. 2nd,form—D.Wright.'.J. Watkins, R. H..Beacom'. ',1St form -11. Tobbntt, G. Nesbitt, M. Jolineton. IT'SAVED MY !LANE: The value of human life is so supremely important that anything which tends to itii prolongation is entitled to the highest con. sideration. Speaking to us recently 'o'iu this subject. Charles Neilson, Esq., proprietor Nell-' son House, Port Huron, observed : I suffered to with rheumatism that my arm withered, and physicians could mit help' tie. I .was in despair of. my 'life, when some tae, advised me to try St. Jacob's Oil. I did so', and as if by magic, I was instantly relieved, .and; by the continued use of the . oil entirely cured. I thank -heaven for, having used this wonderful remedy,' for it saved my life: It lhas also cured my wife.—Port Baron (Ifich,4.-Com- meroitil, .;. I •. FOR Cii�+ AP. GROCEit, Crockery;: Glassware,..&c. Oatdleal ti d Coitnmeal always on hand: ALSO Petty's calabratcd. ;English . Breakfast Bacon, foej Clear Bacon, Sugar CuredYams, ,. And So. i :LAPID, At prices which. ealviot be beaten tow -u -- HIS -6Q C. TEA "A'SPECIALTY • SOLE 'AGENT •FOR • (➢lillli��' Ei, E,C RIC;SOAP TrsT RECEIVED,! A LOT :OF Flat and Split Herring. TIIOMAS:COOPER, •A.,BrR'P=STREET, C11\To , T.1:6: Ladies. of. Clinton AOd the irici nclin'i cnnlitri-, are invited to -. • 00100 and see. .. sa, 13EESLEY'S- »ARGE STOCK QF . lato Pefdre na,.m ,their sc su, purchases, Ue 1 erm Will be to their ad,aiite e, as it -is fashionable •tnli tea-. sonable comprising all; the newest shape's'`Mid n'ateri- alsselected in ;the. best Market by MISS ROW ELL. who has charge of the; depart,nent, and ''Mil be pleased' to see all' her numerous criStomer,. sta �le DryGoods p All persons requiring such, articles will (M4011 110, see thestoe as they null be sold'cliesp for cash. TWO OR 3. APPRENTI(JES WANTED, to lea+;n::thc mu;aei; buyer c -, .ieI ; .;^.Or three 'I uan 1 n leiin the Strs„ work. Straw TTN/s, 13�ri??rf , ci'rt,[l Felt.Wale •>ithtle. .0 ye)• 't r flte most fashiorlat'lr '. 1i. BEESLEY, VIC'I'ORUA' STREET,' CLINTON." j.. B I D D L•E O O M -`.E Watch and Clock Maker .IEWBtLER, ac., Would respoctftillyannounce tol i3 customers and the public generally, that he his reritoved into hie former buitatng, on ALBERT' STREET, EET, OPPOSITL 711E I URI0ET, Where he wilikoep on Iliad a select atsortment'o4 • •Clocks,' Watches, Je1elle1-y, and ! S'iluerwa of ,all kends. Which he ivili sell at reasonable rates. Repaitdg'o. every description promptly atten(iod to I - - J. nIDDL- E Oi'tBE, Atnti Sta8r Clinton, 'Dec. 7,,1878. 1,�.. , 25 per cent discount off the selling price of any -article is equal to . 333- per cent put onthe cost price:: 20 per cent ;discount off the selling price of any article ;is -equal to -25 per centt put on the cost price. The : bulk of Dry Goods, such as. Cotton a.nd .Linen Goods, Prints; Carpets, &c., are -handled by merchants in these days of keen competition, at 10 to 15 and 20. per .cent advance, . while some• heavy wool aiid fancy goods bear a-bettermargin, to the trader. It is impossible for any merchant to take off 20 and 25 per cent from his , legitimate selling price, without suffering serious loss or first putting on a percentage to suit . the\purpose,"as it p g costs, at the least, 121 per cent ou his business to pay his expenses t We d© not' attempt o throw offs `ch heavy t on-our,::poo because we do ;n • t - put i , discounts'bds -., p t that purpose, nor are' weable.-to stand on for p po e, o s a: and: sell. goods at.less tlian- cost and pay ex's nses' b price,pY p.:. _ _e _o at thesame time outof the proceeds. The difference' ,we make generallybetween' cash and creditis five per cent, which is equal to ter} per, ent per annum for money, ,as a" customer running- an account for a year only averages about six months. Teri per centdiscount is 'egiial to twenty per sen for money, ;and no person cares to pay such rates or money at anyl time if they can Y avoid it. Just now money` is worth aboutsevenper cent per annum. All staple goodsare worth their re- gular value at ,anytime. of the year. But when some classesof Dods are Din b out of style, or out going Y .. of season, we always offer -`such :at greatly reduced>. rices rather than carry them to another season: We are ready to measure yard sticks with any i in the- bun andgive- s ess .as cod •slue in ' I , �g , v every <, = :. ;. line of goods as is to be •had any ' where and let the goods stand on their merits, regardless of the big :-- discounts advertised . by some as an incentive to trade, - About the 1st of Februaryit i -the i 'tention,.,of' the'undersi ned to retove;from" g. his- present plaice of business to the rte and convenient premises erected on -the NORTH-EAST . CORNER OF A- BERT , D R'ATTENBURY STREETS, facing the Market. Before` .removal we will C. er ' .A11 :Winter: Goods at Greatly Reduced `Prices; zd are ready to give as good value in any line of goods as is any one in :< the Dry Goods business: /. to be had from bales Factor y -Cot*on 'ust,i eceived be- Y J fore the -mills =put.up the price: case ma. •nificent Brow ,,, n Halla• ds bought before the recent greed ads van•ce •••ii•these goods in `lasgow n . • adBifnst.• ' e i Bale'Denim.s• 1 Ba • Ticks. 1 Bale ; Check Shirting's. Full stock of White .'Cotton . 'both Eng- lish and Canadian fine and very heavy makes, all at old prices ` '0 sell goods -at'-cost'rice and 'un/cler as some advertise t . do, W u Id;°:be a loss of -several thousand dollars on any 'man's business who wo,nicl do it, , That sort: of thing would soon land hint. in the bang runt: court lona' . ✓..,J� or lie tivoiticl.need a ion ur e to` stand' it. We have.not- the �ion�` � 'purge nor clo we desire to ha -landed p rsp in the bal krnpt court. n But "our'.: ;frier ds�ll not tllirlki s uneii to an coni : etitiolrira-niatter.fron1:-:what ess"i source ev.,n . h ugh ., we confess,to b® unable :. to take- off 25. per cent ..off. these . _ -�7+Tethirty-threeto n goods.. Or think of putt:n on : and one:third.: per cent �tame. ori 3,oanesti c Staple Goods ; . but we. ask ,a com -,.arason with.. any in the trade, and don't fear the. result. �► ECIC SII S U L NS. '. I'llo�r''Cottons ..Tab1e.D'amas%s otter C W JACONET. ; IIJSLINS: and. Linen- ,Towels: An immense stock ateverYp rice: Fine assortment of dark Prints,' chea LOTS, OF COTTO1v EDGI�'GS. ., p. White\ nd:E'nbleach Sheetin;.,s tri all Black & .Colored. CASH ERES SILKS: widths and price; ' , and' Girdles; Velvets and Buttons. W COTTON LACES.' LOTS Off'? EM'BROIDERES. 8¢s iTO ' . ." 11"172722M1214522 ;few of those extt'a,..;dark MINK SETS left to be so'ld.'at a' reduced price. No '. finer. goods.tb be had 'any lace. .1f :ee -the-Se- goods. g Y place.. ;Srou avant . a bargtllln Minkss or I „hr• :mion,, F % AT HE.. GREAT D GOODS IIVlPOB,TIl� G BLOUSE Q: