The New Era, 1882-02-09, Page 6TO NIAGARA.
Writ Btuckinghamthe t
Buckinghaof m—published r1equest. W.
Hail! sovereigu of the world of Hoods, whose
Majesty and [Hight,
First dazzles, then enraptures, thea o'erawes
the aching sight.
The pomp of kiuga mid cmperore in everyOlime
and zone,
Grows diol beneath the lustre of thy glorious
watery throne.
No fieote can stop thy progress, no army bid
thee stay,
But onward. onward, onward, thy march still
holds its sway;
The rising moat that veils thee, as thine herald
goes before.
And the music that proclaims thee, is the thun-
dering cataract's roar.
Thy diacleru is au emerald of the purest, clear-
est hue.
Set round with waves of snow, white foam and
spray of feathery dew ;
White tresses of the brighest pearls float o'er
thine ample sheet,
And the rainbow lays rte go rgoous gems in tri-
bute at thy feet. • -
Thy refire is of the ancient days, thy sceptre
from on high.
Thy birth was when the morning stars together
sang with joy,
The sun, the moon, and all the orbs that shine
upon thee now
Saw the first 'wreath of glory that enlivened
thy infant brow.
And from. that hour to this in which 1 gaze upon
thy stream,
From age to age in winter's frost or summer's
sultry beam;
By day, by night, 'without a pauee the waved
with loud acclaim
In ceaseless sounds have still proclaimed the
great eternal's name.
For, whether on thy forest bank the Indians of
the woods,
Or slice his days the redman's foe on his fath-
er's lands have stood
Whoe'er has seen thine incense rise or heard
thy torrents roar,
Must have bowed before the God of all, to wor-
ship and adore,
Accept thorn, 0 supremely great! 0 infinite !
0 God,
From this prime vial altar the green and virgin
God
The humble homage that my soul in gratitude
would pay,
To Thee—whose shield has guarded me through
all my wandering way.
For if the ocean he as naught in the hollow of
thy hand,
And the -stare of the_ bright firmatolQlit in thy,
balance grains of sand,
If Niagara's rolling floods seem great to us who
lowly bow,
0! Great Creator of the whole! how passing
great art, thou,
Yet, though thy power is greater than the finite
minds can scan,
Still greater are thy mercies shown to weak
dependant man,
For him thou cloth'st the fertile fields wi t11 herbs
and fruit and seed,
For him the woods, the lakes, the seas, supply
'hourly need,
Around, en high, or far or near, the universal
whole,
Proclaim the glory as the orbs in their first
courses roll,
And from Creation's grateful aoice the hymn
ascends above,
While heaven re-echoes hack to earth the chorus
—God is love!-
-- •-sees ess—.-----
i-IURON ITEMS.
A diareputabi,e house at Harpurhey, was
raided last week, And the proprietor fined
$20 and costs.
Mr. S. Hicks, of Seaforth,. bas been of-
fered $12,000 for his farm near Crystal
City, Manitoba.
Mr. Hugh Mowbray has .sold the east
half of hia farm on lot 18, con. 8, McKillop,
to Mr. Irwin Johnston„ for the sum of
$3,000. The farm contains 50 acres. ,
Messrs. McGregor & McIntosh, of Bruce -
field, have disposed of their young heavy
draught imported stallion, "The Major,"
to Messrs. Colqnhoun & Dow, of Hibbert,
for the sum of $2,000.
On Tuesday last, while Mr. J. Riubey,
H,, was chopping wood on the farm of Mr.
. Jones, a short distance from Exeter,
the axe glanced, and striking him on the
foot inflicted rather a serious wound just
above the instep.
A sad gloom has been cast over Wing -
ham by the unexpected death of the wife
of ex -Mayor Wilson, on Monday last.
Her husband returned from Manitoba
only a few hours before her death, his
feelings may well bo imagined.
Druggists throughout the country tedtifly to
the great merits et Dr, Carson's Stomach and
Constipation Bitters. No medicine they sell
acts so promptly in curing Dyspepsia, Indiges-
tion, Biliousness, Liver Complaint, &c. Have
you tried it 1 J. H. Combo is agent for Clinton
On Friday' morning, 'the, residence;' of
Mr. Michael Shea, on lot 13, con. 9, Mc-
Killop, was totally consumed by fire, to-
gether with the contents, only a few trifl-
ing articles were saved by the children.
Mr. Shea, who is an invalid, had great diffi-
culty in getting out •of the burning build=
ing.
A sou of Mr, Richard McKee, 12 con.,
McKillop, !net with a very painful acuident
on I•''ridalast. Ho was riding on a load
of wood on bis way to school, and when
near the school house, fell off, but unfor-
tunately the land runner passed over his
right leg, breaking the bone about yalf
way above the knee.
Chief Dunlop, of Seaforth, lastl' atur-
day, interviewed two medical Men at the
Commercial, calling themselves/Drs. Mc-
Taggart and Leavitt, of Detroit, and de-
manded of them respective] their certifi-
cates. • They were unable o produce any
papers'other than those ailing • from the
United States. The Clef informed them
it would be his duty to prosecute them.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitic, Pities is
the Throat and Chet, relieved'and cured by the
use of 1)r. Car's Pulmonary Cough Drops. The
most reliable teefdinony has been redeived all to
their efficiency in Bottles, 10 cents. J. H.
Combe, agent or Clinton.
Mr. tianfuel Platt of Goderioh, created
quite a sensation in the 'Roesin House,
during his last visit to Toronto. Having
a severe attack of neuralgia, be called
upon a dentist, whose services he thought
would be the beat cure. During the night
be awoke and found that he had been
bleeding profusely ; but fortunately ob-
taining assistance in time serious conse-
quences were averted.
While Mr. W. 13rutnbley was engaged
in drawing wood to Londeaboro, onThurs-
day last, he met with a gory painful acci-
dent. 1Vhilo driving across a ditch, one
of the front stakes gave way, and a por-
tion of the wood fell, at the same time
precipitating the driver on one of the
sticks which happened to remain in an up -
,right position, thereby fracturing two of
kis ribs.
Free of Charge.
All persons fingering from Coughs, Colds, Aa•
thma, Bronchitis Loss of Voice, or any affection
of the Throat and Lunge are requested_te call at
J.H. Combe'a Drug Store and get a trial bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumptiiln,
free of charge, wbich will convince them of tits
wonderful merits and show what a regular dol-
lar -size bottle will do. Call early.
Squire Me]1Ipnald, of Exeter,, ,mets '. vi a
a serious accident on Thursday afternoon
at Hawkahaw's Hotel. He was passing
through the dining -room . to the Magis-
trate's room, where he was to sit .on a case,
when he stopped to talk to settle one, and
leaning against a door that opened into the
cellar and was not latched, fell down some
nine cr ten feet, cutting the back of his
head and injuring him otherwise.
Mr. Samuel McCaw, the well-known Conduc-
tor on the Whitby and Lindsay Railway, says:
Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipation Bitters
cured me of Dyspepsia. I always keep them in
the house, and consider them invaluable as a
family medicine. J. H, Combe, agent for Clinton:
Mr. Win. Snell, of the township of Hul-
lett, died at his residence on Thursday
last, in the sixty-first: year of his age.
Mr. Snell came to Canada from Devon-
shire, England, in 1830, and with his par-
ents settled -in the county of York. He
came to Hullett about 31 years ago and:
settled on the 6th concession, on the farm
where he lived until his death. He had
long been an active and 'bonsistent mem-
ber of the Methodist Church; and was
highly esteemed by all who knew him as
well-for-his--Christian--virtues—as—for—his-
kind and obliging diepoaition. His re-
mains were... interred in the Kinburn
Cemetery.
The public should bear in mud that Dr.
.The
ho us' I;cioctrie Oil has. nothing in eowmgn
with the Impure, deteriorating class of so-called
medicinal oats. It is . eminently pure and real-
ly eilioaeioue—relieving pain and lameness, stif-
neas of the joints and muscles, and sores or hurts
besides being an excellent speoiflo for rheums
tism, coughs and bronchial complaints.
NOT THE SLIOHTE•STAFFII!TITYexiaysbetgee',p
the aarab, lessoongha mittgres the Market
is flooded and that successful preparation—Northrop
es Lyman's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophos-
phites of Lime and Soda... It stands alone, distinct,
is like itself, and nothing else. It embodies the beat
results of advanced pharmaceutical science. It so
eomplishes poultice, decisive reealts,amnions, reliev-
ing eoaghs (when the lungs are nottubersalons or
hopelessly affected), colds, laryngitis, and diseases of
s scrofulous origin. .mWhileit does not cure Consump-
tion, itis theostrelfable,mealis of defenee'againet
that dreaded scourge.The lo''vigorating propertiee.01
the hypophospihitee reimburse,the system:debilitated
by the constant tear and wear of a cough, while the
paroxysme rapidlydiminieh inciolence, in eoneequenoe
of the soothing emollient action of the cod liver oil
upon the inflamed lung membrane. The phosplanins,
lime and soda, in combination with it, are all natural
components in the construction of the bodily edifice,
Which, in a state of decay, lacks a sufficiency of. those
elements. These the hypophosphites supply, inereas-
ihetlta-nnu£fitive properties cull's biooa, 5nd building
up and rehabilitating the tottering human structure
with a degree of promptitude as astonishing es it le
gratifying to the invalid. A perceptible gain in flesh
as well as in strength is one of the consequences. of
using this etandaid preparation, which both time and
experience have demonstroted to be fully worthy of
the confidence reposed in it. Prepared byNoaTHnot
& L'MAz, Toronto, and gold by all druggists.
A PRotiyio SOURCE OF DIAEASE,—A trifling
indiscretion in diet may lay the foundation
of confirmed dyspepsia, and there is no fact in
medical science more positively-aecertained,or
more an thoritatively asserted than that dyspep-
sia is the parent of a host 'of bodily ills, not the
least of ea'hich is contamination of the bloodand.
the maladies of which that is the direct conse-
quence. Thele original cause is, however, thor-
oughly eradicated from the ayetem by NORTH-,
ROP & LYIIAN'S VEGETAD'LE DISCOVERY AND
DYsrEPTLC CURE, a medicine which only re-
quires regularity and presistence in its use to
euro dyspepsia and the many ills that arise from
it. No deleterious mineral ingredient is contain-
ed in it, and though its action is thorough in
oases of costiveness, it never produces griping
pains in the abdominal region, or weakness in.
the -bowels like a violent purgative. Itinvigor-
ates the system through the medium of the in-
creased digestive and asstfnilative activity
which it promotes, and is also.a most efficient
remedy for kidney complaints, scrofulous and
all diseases of the blood, feninle weakness. &e.,
&c. Price $1.00. Sample Bottle, 10 cents. Ask
for NORTHROP it LYIIAN'S Vegetable Discovery
and dyspeptic cine. The wrapper bears a foe -
simile of their signature. Solt] by all medicine
dealers. _
TUE GREAT FEMALE• REMEDY.
JOB MOSES PERIODICAL PILLS
This well-known medicine is no imposition, but
a sure and remedy for Female Difficulties.
and Obstrusittions,from any cause whatever, and
although a powerful remedy, it cotit�ains whatever,,
hurtful to the constitution. To married la-
e,''Ps It is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short
trat, bring on the monthly period with regulari-
ty.
egular:ty. in all ogees of nervous tinttspiUal affection,
pains iu the back and limbs, heaviue s,- fatigue
on slight exertion, palpitation of the heart, hys-
terics, sick headaches, whites, and all the pain-
ful diseases occasioned by a disordered system,
these Pills Rill efregt a ours) when all other
means have failed. These Pills have neve
failed, where the directioue on socogd page
pamphlet aro well observed. For fug par
tare get a pamphlet. free, of the agent. OB
MOSES, NEW YORK, Sole Proprietor, $ and
123t cents for postage, enclosed to Nort rop &
Lyman, Toronto, Ont., general agents or the
Dominion, will tasure a bottle, cants' ing,ever
50 pills, by return of mail. Sold in lintbn by
J. H. Combe and Watts St Co., augl• •• 11 Medicine
dealers. -
The subscribe will pay the highest
cash price for < ny quantity of potatoes,
to be deliver -d at once. Contracts can
be made at le store.
J. Cuninghame.
Clinton, Jan. 12, 1882.
,Tic ,Ladies of Clinto:
• And the sorrouncllng country, are incited to
come and see
R. BEESLEY'S
LARQ4 STOCK OF
Winter Millinery and
Staple Dry Goods,
Which lie is now offering at a reductions to make
room for our Spring Stock,
BEAVER, FELT & STRAW HATS
. made over In most fashionable styles.
A Liberal Discount for Cash.
VICTORIA ST., CLINTON.
ALLAN LINE -
OV
ROYAL MAUL S'T'EAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL— LONDONDERRY—OLISOOW
SRORTEST SEA PASSAGE.
Cwbin,Ilutermedlateau,I SteerageTlek•
Cts at Lowest Rates.
WINTER SAILINGS.
WM. MOORE begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Clinton end` vicinity
that he has entered into partnership with MR. SHARMAN, whose abilities nen a
straightforward and thorough business man are well known in this community. Irt
future the business, will be conducted under the flrm title of MOORE & SHARMAN
The new firm . would take this opportunity of announcingthat. in addition -to their
. present' large and varied stockof '•
3nera Grocer'
Glassware, Crockery, &c,,
i•�
They are constantly receiving freshimportations from the best houses in the Do-
minion, which they are prepared to, give their customers AS CHEAP AS EVER
OFFERED IN TADS PART OF THE COUNTRY.
Stock Complete; in Every Department.'
supply ofFccshOtll1, SadaLarge
1at F(o111)a �1all� :.
A CALL RESPECTFULLYr. SOLICITED.
Remember the�Place,- Brick Block,
Next Door to Harland Bros., Clinton.'
From Boston and from Portland each alternate week,
calling at Halifax.
Persons wishing to send for their friends can obtain
peeeage eertfficates at, tweet rates from England, Ire-
lland d Sdotland to any city or railway town.in-Ce..
d the amount is refunded less a small dedti
do the ticket is not used.
Steer a Peeeengere are booked to London, Cardiff,
Bristol, Queenstown, Dorry,Belfaet and Otsego*, et
sane prides ea to Liverpool.
Fsrtbrongh tioketeand scary Inhim Sti'oliappljto
A STRATTON ,G. T 1? . agent,Olinton
Has a splendid assortment of
For' Fall and rVinteer. -wen"- -which
will;' U s¢1d cheari
MP TE SUCCESS:
Since i ninO/out after the late fire, OUI -business has almost
- doubld our expectations, and still it continues.
This week
CHAIRS
Our
3t'e haveto hand a large consignment of PERFORATED & CANE
in the lateststyles,, and:prices" AWAY DO,ti'VN, 'FOLDING CHAIRS`d . THE VERS.' NEWEST.
GAR,FIELD BEDROOM SET)) 5 pies $13, S'T'ILL BIKES THF: LEAD,
A}ILOlt SUITES, every kind. BEDROOM' SETS, LOUNGE S, SIDEBOAPDS, CENTRE
AND EXTENSION TABLES in;every style and price, and anything in the line made.,
to order when --not in stock.
Ordered work and satis4'actiota a specialty with us.
GFS. Il► ]Ci.H Y� r.$pc).;
CLINTON' cAB.Nek COAII'ANY, 295. 'VIC'OR1<A STREET.
l:1 1
1111111111111M tea.
'S rn i
Hardware
1.A1%1 ZoT .
hove TNarehous�.
SI`-L :S D A V I
cii,oss Err
GgisTUINE, MAPLE LEAF, SILVER S PEEL, LANCE 'TOOTH, DIAMOND,:_:
HANLAN; CHA"MP10N; T ANCOIr, and - b\ 1 MA\ (2,1 OSS OUT SA'W&;
•AXES. AX.. AYES,•
W.ARNOCK'S, I3I71t7:;TL'5 AN1)• IXh`OPD'S, 1N ALL TEII BTs'1.` BRANDS'
BARBED WIRE, SOLID STEEL, TWO AND FOUR. POINTED.
ROYAL CANADIAN. CLOTHES WRINGERS, 'cheaper Ilia over.
Stoves; Tinware 8c. Lamp goo�
HIDES, SHEEP WINS, FIJRS�i1.[GEIES'r CASH PRICE PAM I;
S., I7► -A VIS,.
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