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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-01-19, Page 6RIIIIIMATIS Neuralgia, ,Sciatica, Lwrthllgo, , Backache, Soreness 0:` ."' Gout, Quinsy, Sore T.. and Sprains, . • and Scalds, Genm:i Pains, Tooth, Ear and Frc.sted Foot and Ears; c °Thor Pains and No Preparation on earth equals ST. Jzcous 071. es a safe, sure, simple mid eheap External* Remedy A trial entails bid the comparatively trifling outlay of 50 Cuts, and v,r y ParPtitil with pain COM have cheap anti pt...ittvt proof Directions in Eleven Langnagpz, SOLD BY ALL D1,17GGInil AND DT,;:. IN MEDICINE. A. VOGELER &CO.. • Mattmore, Md., C INSURANCE On all Descriptions of Property, AT LOWEST RATES. .to C. RIDOUT, Clinton. S . 3310 771iT 1_3E1R.. dc BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON, Have on hand s choice assortment of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELLERY and PLATED WARE of all kinds. Mocks, Watches, &c.,, repaired on short notice -ALL WORK WARRANTED. MAU? MUTUAL Fin INSURANCE CO, THOS. NEILANS, AGENT, t HARLOCK, ONT. Farmers wishing to insure will Bond this Company ole of thebest and cheapest to insure in, and will be waited on at their homes if information -be sent to the Agente'office. 4y IF YOU ARE TRAVELLING E, es 6 0 EAST Z WEST tr. . 0 m --BUY YOUR TIUEETS FRO11— • Jas. Thompson, Town Agent G.T,R. Farm all Town ProDortms for Salo GOOD BAGAINS.. 1 That comfortable frame cottage, nearly new, situ- ated at the corner of Bond and King Streets, on Lot 69, Gordon Survey. The house comprises four rooms, with good st me cellar. The lot contains over a quar- ter of an acre, comprising a large garden with fruit trees, a stable and workshop, and a good well and Pump ,under cover. Apply to the proprietor, J. G. CR1CH, or WO° undersigned. 2. That large and connnodious frame dwelling house, near the G.W. Railway Station, lately occupied by the Station agent. Has parlor, dining room, eight bed- rooms, kitchen, pantry, &c. Large stone cellar. Hard and soft water in building. Suited for a large family or a boarding-house. Lately finished and in good con- dition. Apply to the owner, Me. G. BENTLav, or to the undersigned. 3. Lot 29, in the Twelfth Concession of Goderich town- ship, near Hohnesville, 80 acres, about 40 cleared, bal- ance well timbered. Frame house and stable. Well suited for a dairy ,or grazing farm. Only 8200 required clOwn ; or 'would be exchanged for town property. Apply to Ma. E. MOUNTCABTLE, Blyth, or to the under- signed. 4. The valuable hotel property on Victoria Street, Clinton, known as Lane's Hotel, now occupied by Mr. Geo, Knox, comprising a large hotel building, driving house, four choice town lots, &c. 5. That elegant two-story, frame dwelling house on Huron Street, Clinton, lortheriy held by J. C. Miller, now occupied by Mr. John P. Martin. 6. The comfortable frame cottage on North Street, whieh belonged to the late Mr. John Pugh, now occu- pied by Mr. Wni. Dailey; with two large lots, good gar- den, &c., near the Flax Mill. 7. TIM gond frame cottage and large lot, No. 963, on Erie Street, Clinton. The jot isnear the junction of the iViiii-ailways, and may hereafter he Nal u able ae a factory Rite. Also, other lots and buildings for sale. Apply to H. HALE, Iluron Street, Clinti n. Broadfoot & Box UNDERTAKERS. Our stock of Undertaking. goods is very large and complete. Persons requiring anything in this line will End it to their advantage to call and BCC us, DM we have j oat received a large stock of Walnut and Rosewood Caskets, also Coffins Of all des- criptions, from the host Canadian and American manufacturers. We have also a select stock of ROBES & TRIMMINGS. We are prepared to Ilrlli411 these goods at half the price formerly charged for the sante. No. 77 )13FLICII_ goffnmw. J. BIDDLECOMBE, Watch and Clock Maker, AROUND THE COUNTY. Exeter Methodists are holding revival ser- vices. • The Himself salt well will be sold by AIM - tion on the 23rd inet. Mr. Robert Sperling, of Mellillop. has gone 4 to Morris to take charge of a solwq in that • township Mies Rivere, of Cornwall, has been engaged as assistant teacher for the Craubrook public school for 1882. Mr. Wm. Northcott, of the 2nd con. of - Hay, hag' purchased a farm for the sum of JEW ELLER, &c., Would respectfully announce to his enstomers and the public generally, that ho has removed into his former building, 071 • A LB FAIT HT FLEET, OPPOSITE, VIE MAREET, Where ho will kepi) on hand a select assortment of Clocks, W a laws, Jewellery, and Silverwar of all kinds. Which he will Roll at reasonable rates. Beporing o every doseription promptly attended to. J. BIDDLECOMBE, Ammar STREE Clinton, Dos. 5,1878. $3,000, onthe 4th con. of Hay. Ittutritor.—The Grey Hairs of okt age demand and should receive respeot—but the Grey Hairs of young peoplereqaire attention, in the. was at miner Cingelese Hair renewer. Sold by ail druggists, 50 cents per bottle. A young man named McFarlane, of Grey, was arrested at London last week, on a charge of obtaining goods -under false pretences. During the past year 65,500 were raised by the congregation ef the Exeter B.C. Church, for different purposes. s It is expected that the Rev. Dr. Wild, of Toronto, will deliver stile of bis celebrated lectures in Seaforth about the 7th of next month. On Tuesday' night some sneak thief entered the stables of Mr. L. Myer, .Rarpurhey, -and stole a set of eilver-platecl harness, which have been only about a year in nee. Mrs. Jonas Bomson, on the 13th con., Me- Killop, on Thursday fell through the cellar door, fracturing two ribs of the left Side, and receiving a good deal of internal injury.. Mr. Andrew Govenlock, of Winthrop,. has taken the contract of sawing and teaming to -Seaforth 1,000,000 feet of lumber, chiefly pine, from Dr. Goninlock. A man named Donald McDonald, thought to brefrom Goderioh, and who hes resided in Saginaw for four years, dissappeared myste- riously on Friday night, and cannot be -found. Mr. Andrew Govenlock has purchased of Dr. Goninlock part of his land, beside the Northern 'Gravel Road, 7th eon. MeKillop, consisting of 175 acres, paying for it the sum of $7,000... Dr. Carson's Pulmonary Cough Dicopi are an excellent Expectorant loosening the phlegm far more readily than any other preparation - For Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, Tickling in the - Throat and Soreness and Tightness of the.Chest, they have no equal. In large bottles at 60 cent. J. H Combe, agent for Clinton. Mr. Thos. Luiter, of the township of Mc- Killop, has' purchased, from Mr. Jas. Camp- bell, •north part Of lot No. 15, 14th eon. of McKillop, containing fifty acres, for the sum of 32,900. There was registered in Tuckersmith for the half'year ending 31st Deo., 1881s Births, 36 ; marriages, 5; death'', 19 • four being under one year ; four over eighty, end one over ninety years of age, in a population of 3,300. • Mr. James Johnston has sold his feria in Culros0 for '$3,000, and purchased the farm of the late Dr.McMiehael, in the township of Howick, near Gerrie railway station, for the sum of $4,000. The blacksmith and waggon shops occupied 4y. John Jones, in Jamestown, were totally destroyed by re on Tuesday night. Report says the fire had reached such a point that it was impossible to even save the books. Mr. JohnPatterson, of the Dominion Hotel, Bluevale, has leased the Royal, on the.Mait- land Bank, now occupied. by Mr. Conover, and intends taking possession on the lst of April. Tho-nas' Eclectric Oil has nothing in common The public should bear in nui-A that Dr. with the impure, deteriorating class of so-called medicinal oils. It is eminently pure and real- ly effloacimis—relieving pain and lameness, stiff- ness of thejoints add muscles, and sores or hurts besides being au excelleut specific fol.: rheuma- tism, coughs and. bronchial complaints. Since the Wingham- Presbyterian Church was burned last spring, the Ladies' Aid. So- ciety of the congregation have succeeded in raising the handsome sum of $320, after pay- ing all incidental expenses. Duncan McIntosh has disposed of his in- terest in the:Brussels woollen factory to his partner, Mr. Service, who will now'have sole charge of the same. Mr. McIntosh has had charge of the null tor over ten years. He in- tentl.d going to the northwest. Mr. Peter Hawthorne, of liellett, near Sea - forth, had the fore finger of his left band -bit -I ten off by a dog a few 'klays ago. He hal caught a fox i al a trap, and was in the act of relieving it, when the dog made a bound. at the lox, and missing it'tiook l'eter's finger.' On Wednesday evening; at the close of the regular sprayer meeting, in, Knox church, GodericB. a handsome silk pulpit govviiv-im-, ported expressly from' Great Britain, Was pre- sented to Rev. Dr. Ure and his •associate, Rev. J. A. Turnbull. B.A., on behalf of the congregation, by ltev. Chas. Fletcher. A good preventative for Fevers, •AgRe and Bilious Disorders is Dr, Carson's Stomata .and Constipation Bitters, a strictly vegetable pre- paration. They Tone the system, purify the Blood and increase the appetite, and render those taking them almost proof against disease. Should be used in every case instead of pills. J. II. Combe agent for Clinton. A bad accident occurred at Gorrie, on Tues- day. A young' teen of the name of Thomas Clark, while working on the iron trainer, the track at this place got badly injured by the crank of the hand' gar striking him on the shoulder, but it is to be hoped- that it swill not prove fatal, At the annual meeting of the Tuckersmith' Branch • Agricultural Society the following officers and directors were appointed : Presi- dent, Robt. McMichael ; Vice -President,- D. Hogan. Directors—Tuckersmith—Geo. K. McKay, John Walker, Mill Road ; Charles Routledge. Hullett—Thos. Nott, John Watt, jr. MaKillop—John S. Brown, James Me- Dowell,WM. Evans. Seaforth—Thos. Kidd. We understand the Dominion Government' ie taking action in the matter of the Huron County Senior Judgeship. Mr. D. B. Read, Q.C., of Toronto, has been appointed com- missioner to take evidence in the case, and he will open the investigation in the Grand Jury room, Goderich Court House; on Twin - day the 24th inst., at 10 o'clock a.m. Mat- ters which have transpired since the investi- gation by Mr. /Emelius Irving will be taken up and considered.--sSignal. Mr. Wm. Weatherston, proprietor- -of the woolen mills at Auburn, is about to leave for Hamilton with the same end in view of car- rying on the business on a more extensive scale, having found the facilities around his present location inadequate for his fast in- creasiug business. He has occupied for the pastfew years, in a very:efficent and.masterly manner, the position of precentor in St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, and no doubt his absence will'bo much noted. The loss to Blyth will bo a good acquisition to Hamilton. On the boundary line between Bluevale and MerriAbank there lives in a neat little tenement an aged and Wealthy widow named Mrs. Hannah. On Monday.last she collected some debts owed her, and when she arrived home placed the sum of $189.05 between the matresses of her bed, and retired to rest. About one o'clock, howevervshe was awaken- ed by a noise, and was surprised to find two men in the house. The larger one seized hot - and held her mouth to prevent her being heard, w-hilst the other quietly put hiS hand where the money was ancl took it out. From the Hub. There is perhaps no tonic elfered to the peo- ple that possesses as much real intrinsic value as khe Hop Bitters. .Tust at this year, when the stomach needs an appeti7.10r, or the blood needa purifying, the cheapest and best remedy is Hop Bltteo-s. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure; don't wait until you are pros- trated by a disease that may take months for you to recover in.—Boston globe. OYES Red Brick Store ---Sign Qf.j1Je -Padlock. • 9 A Eirtn11.9C' STI6E1VP, We have now 012, hand a large and complete stock of all the leading stoves of Canada. We MARQUIS COOK STOVE, STERLING, CROWN MARQUIS, IN.ORTI-TERN, . MILNE WOOD COOK, - TELEGRAPH., GOLDEN AGE,,, TELE13110NE,, G -OLDEN SUN. GOLDEN ,CROWN And a.quantity of others too numerous to mention. Also; a full stock of PARLOR, PARLOR Mors and. HALL STOVES, BASE BURNER COAL STOVES, including the celebrated RADIANT HOME, also the -PATENT CHALLENGE HEATER, for wood, the most economical and moat pow- erful heater in the market. A large stook of I-Iox Ala Dennis, STOVE Pine, ELBOWS, Cte...- Intending purchasers will rind it to their advantage to call and get prices and examine our stools, as we are in a position to sell at low prices, and are determined not to be undersold by any House in the county. - Best NO. 1 Canadian COAL OIL. Also, AMERICAN COAL OIL. Complete stock of LAMPS and LAMP GOODS, Von't-mistake the place for -cheap Stoves; R,ed,__ Brick Store; sign of the PacllOck, Albert Street' Clinton. • 131zZC)S. :FOSTER, FOTOGR CLINTON • ss. -A- barge (1.1-trilittitY School Boig,__Slato:i :ah�1 a11,1,23 €i Iiaiid, and. for nt 3L,ow ()St JElio.isitble . • • . ' • ' ' , • . ' • . _ ' A SMALL OTT A.NTITY 01 WHICH WILL 13E DISPOSED OF Al BARGAIN PRICES, W H Si P itriton We bog to inform our custonters that Ivo hav ebeen ortunate enough to -secure some of those, elected Valelicia Raisins si,ilar to what we had.last year, (being very fine fruit) at a priee which will enable us 10 sell them same as ordinar f • , . S. PALLI BEAVER BLOCK,- NEXT TO THE TOWN HAIL. S. PALLISER. J T. NV altE. . CHEAp 043 • FELT BOOTS Cheaper than ever. florse Biadircts. Buffalo aiad Goat Robes at Bottom Prices. rI2Wirr 011M1.114, ' T31, Cl• ictoxbia, cie , ititort. _ 1