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A FEW EWES IN REFERENCE THERETO BY
A FORMER CLINTONIAN.
We make the following extracts froth a
private letter received by a gentleman of NOT Ti SLIGHTEST A/'FINDY exists between
The public should beige ill laird that Dr.,.
Thoutas' Eclectrio Oil Lias nothing in common
w.itil tlle,inipure. deteriorating class of: eo called
medicinal one, It ie.ewinently'pure and ree-
l); elle e1oug-relieving paid and lameness, stiff -
nes of tlLe:joints and IriuBcles, and Bores or hurts;
besides being an excellent epeutic for' r11e11ma-
tism, congb l and'hr*onchial complaints.
Clinton, from Mr. Andrew Wallace, a
former resident of this place.
" T would not advise you to come out
here and leave your business to strangers,
unless you had lots of money to invest and
time to remain a couple of mouths, for a
stracger has no show amongst so many
sharpers and rings of speculators tit would
coat you not less than $6 to $8 a week for
board at a private house, nr $2 a day at a
hotel such as McCutchetr (formerly of
Clinton) keeps. He told me that he bad
turned away all his boarders .at $10 a
week, to make room for travellers; and
from this out there will be no such tbing
thenutnpeFieasgogghs mucid a t'with whfeh th e•maiket
le flooded and that succes k.t 1preparu-tion=Northrop
Bc Lyman'sElqulsion of Cod Lan 0 and Nypophoe-
phitee of,,Eime,pad Soda,; It atan d ialone; diecinct,,.
to like &teeth and nothing, else. ft embodies. the best
results of advanced phermaceutioal.eeionce. It ac-
complishes positive, decisive results, effeatuully reliev-
ing coughs (when the lungs are not tuiereU'OU8 or
hppelesely affected), colds. laryngitis, and `diseasas'of
a scrofulous origin. While It dues nut cure. Consurnp•
tion; it is the most reliable means of defence against
that dreaded scourge. The invieoretiag properties of
the hypophosphites 'reimburse the system debilitated
by the constant tear and wear of a cough,; while, the
paroxysms rapidlydimlpieh in violence, in consequence
of the soothing emollient gotion of the cod ,liver oil
upon the i ileincd lung membrane. The phoephortis,
lime and soda, in combination with it, ate all natural
components in the eonstruetioriof the boai,y edifice,
which,in-.astate of dainty, laeks;a:sulrieieucyof those'
elements., These the hypophoephites supply, incleas
ing the nutritive properties of the blood, and'building
as getting board at any price, as there are up and rehabilitating the tottering' human Strue ture.
so many coming hero from all parts. * * with a degree of promptitude as astonisinng,as it is
* There are plenty of chances here for
,investment all the time, but the cash roust'
be in the bank ready to cheque int at a
moment's notice, and mostly all the in-
vestments are for cash, over and above
any mortgage that may be on the property. ,
The time was when a man could work
on a few hundred dollars, but now yon
need thousands, for there is nut a lot in
the city that I would invest in to -day for
less than $1,000,• and on gond streets
$5,000 is a common thing for the bare lot
without a fence on It or sod turned.
The beat way now to make money is for
3 or 4 to join togetber and put in so roll Chi
each for investment and keep it in for a
year or more, and employ some good
agent and have him invest it and .keep
turning over as often as possible, when-
ever there is a paying margin. I have
had several good chances to take a share
in a block or blocks, and that is where the
money is now, b.nt it would take not less
than $5,000 nr $10,000 to do it, and it is
only at times you can get the chance.
Sometimes there aro good bargainsin
farms and other new towns outside of this
oity, but no one 1s Safe to buy them unless
he sees them or has reliable information.
So I think ori the whole a man is mare
secure in city property, which is always
in the market, and will be much higher
yet. This will be a very large, city and
so long as one invests on .good streets
there is no danger. Sometimes there is a
good chance to invest in house . and lot—
for instance, I had the offer the other
night of a good house and lot for $2,600,
and the house rents for $35 a month. It
oosts about 150 per . cent more her to
build houses than in Ontario,'and 100lper
cent. more to live, and thosewho are well
off there should remain. The eommiaajion
charged' by all, the real estate men is 5 per
cent on all .sums 'below $1,000, and 24 -
above, and that is deducted every time a
dale is made.
, VOTE YOURSELF A FARM.
To ilii. Editor of the Clinton New Eric. .. .
The above cry origintated in the States,
during the discussions which led to the Honie.
stead Law. During the late years of hard
times, this law was Largely available in sup-
plying homes and industries to those who had
failed or were driven out of the trading world.
Newspapers frequently noticed the official re-
turns of the thousands of aerea absorbed in
homesteading. The migration from trade to
farming, not only gave the sure menus of.iife to
those who availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity, but was a relief to those left behind,
by lesaeuing competition.
The cry is urged upon the landless now,
who aro longing that their houselurld_s may
have abundance of food, clothing and dwell-
ing; and recognize in the prayer. of Iloees, for
Judah, that "his landasnray be sufUeient for
him," the highest blessing of which Humanity
is capable. Few who have beenilong observers,
but may rememberinstauces of families enter.
ing upon land,''wi-tli very scant menus, who,
have soon achieved competency, although
ewe 'times the struggle has been long, un -
fort nate and desperate.
H srewith is an aceount of one of this class
the.. I well knew for '"ears `before they fell'
exhausted in the struggle, 'only one of five
children being left. The parents landed in
Ctlupbcc, many years ago, after au unfortunate
pasage of eleven weeks. They worked there
a 'few years, and eventually reached the
Niagara peninsula. They had the opportu-
nity of occupying the beginning of a clearing,
on credit. The man, a few days erhead,'col-
leeted sap ; which the wife, on the night of
her arrival, stayed by to convert into sugar,
to- pay the teamster for driving herself,
children and baggage up. The man worked
out at convenient chances. Some winters he
took his oxen, and worked in making the
Eris Canal, and. ,afterwards the 'Welland.
Principal and interest was a long pull oe
thgm ; but it was done ; settlements made on
two daughters "married, and another 100
acres purchased for a son.. They perhaps had
as hard a life as if they had stayed in Cum-
berland ; but there was better and more
varied, food, the excitement of hope and pro.
gyps, their children sufficiently 'supplied,
sad a competency for themselves, when the
powers of labor were diminishing. , The wo-
man was beyond the common, wise in her
words, generous and helpful, energetic, and
great powers of! labor.
Oft have I been galled to see, that the ad.
ministration of land in Upper Canada was to
shako Iucli as she a slave to build up. aristo.
crate, who could not be measured with her
in scarce anything which makes woman
eectit's in the happiness and industries of
home and neigbborbood, and mothers of the
excellent of the earth, however unscholastio,
perhaps in consequence of the uninterrupted
toil forced upon them.
In 1830, a family took up 3I0 acres in the
Galt tract, at $2.50 an acre, and one of thein
worked out at his trade, to make up thein-
stalments as they tell rine. -At the same
time, lied was plenty at „1.25 in the neigh-
bering States of Ohio, Jncliana and Michigan,
Those who have gone on land with scant
means, or without,, will understand how
ranch easier wotilduiave"been the struggle of
this family, if they could have bought at the
)trice they would have paid in the States ; or
better yet, if they had pahl at the same rate
as the Company.
Vet some of those who were thus victim-
ized, have constantly voted the continuance
of such a state of fraud on one baud, and
toil and privation on the other. ,Their idea
of Cnnservatiem extends to secular things, as
is expressed in relation to sacred ones—
" As it was in the beginning, is now, and
aver shall he, world without end. Amen."
T.
Feb. 16, 18812.
— ---�rs•a.
``Weaeaass Windom. •
"She instets'that it, is °nacre
ler family shall ha kept in full health, than
that she efimitrl have fill the fashionable dresses
and styles of the limos. She thefefore sees to
it, that each member of her family is supplied
'with Hop Bitters, at thn first appearance of any
symptoms of any ill health, to prevent a fit of
,sickness with its attendant expense, .care and
anxiety: All women should, cxel oisen.thoir_wis-..
rain in tuts wTy."'=)Yewv TritVen Patladutm,
gratifying to the invalid. A perceptible gain in flesh
as well es fu strength. is, one of the consequences of
using this standard preparation, which both time and
experience have demonstrated to be fully' worthy ef(
,,the c onddence reposed in it. Mewed by .Noti•riiao
& LrNAN, Torontd, and sold by all druggists:,
A1'110101,10 S0irRCii el' DisEASI :-Ak' trifling
indiscretion iu diet may lay - the foundation
of oottfirmed dyspepsia, end there is no feet in
Medical science more positively asc+ertaiaeU or
more authoritatively assertcd.th to that dyepelr
Sia is the parent of a host o.Lbodi lv' His, not the
least of which is coutiylninatiou of the bloodand
the maladies of which t)iat-is_the direct conse
quence. Titeieoriginal console, however, thor
()uglily eradicatodkom the sysrein by Aoi.Til
ROY & LYMAN'S -VEGETA BL'J:', DISCOVER] AO;il
Dysii:P'rio C0011,-11 medicine which' only re-
-quires iii its__luaa;te
cure dyspepsiii and'the many ills that arise from
it. No deleterious Mineral ingredient iscontaiu,;
ed in it, and though its action is thorough
cases of costiveness, -it. never produce's' . eiptn
pains ie.the abdominal region, Or .weakness'in •
the Newels like a violent pur;atice.' It in:rigor-.
ates the System through' the medium 'of;the in
creased digestive.. and atisinulative .activity;
which it promotes; and is also .a tnost'effcient
remedy for kidney oornplaiuts,,seroful'oos and
all diseases of the blood, female weakness &c.;
&c. Price 31.00. Sample Bottle '10 cents Ask:
for NQRL'nrROl' & Lx'3taa's 'Vegetable Dlseir ery
and dyspeptic cure. The wrappor.bears a• foe
simile of their signature. , Sold,hy all Medicine:
dealers. ' -.
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THE OREAT FI Ir1ALE•BE++TlI;DY.
axosES t'll:Iil AX.41:9..L. I'[1if.ti
This w ell•knowu medicine i5 nrritnposibee, but;
a sure and sate remedy fes keluilie- :Di-fficulties
and Obstructions. from auy caude whatever, and•
althou-gh.a powerfdl remedy, `11 cop tams doth
'ng hurtful to the ceastitution. • To riiarried la-.
Area it is peenliarly suited. ,.I1 .will, in a hort
t na., bring on the monthlypeliod ritll,re nl tr
ry..I11 alt cases of•nerwotis and spinal ,iftectieu.
pains in the' back and limbs, heaviness, fatigue
on elight'exertion, palpitation of the heart hys-
terics, sick headaches, whites: and -all the pain:
fultBseases 000asioned by a disordered systorn,_
these Pills .- n -ill. effect a - euro when all other
.means have. failed. These Pi113 - have' never
-
failed, where the directions on second .page of
pamphlet are well observed For foil partied
lags get a pamphlet, free,. of :the agent• -.JOB
MOSES, NEW YORK, Sold Proprietor;' $1 and
12lb Dents for postage, -enclosed tri Northrop
Lyman, Toronto, Ont., general', agents. for, the
Dominion, will insure 0 bottle, containing over,
50gills,'by return of Milli. Sold in Ohnton.b'y ,
J. H. Combe,ttud Watts &:Co.;'aud all;medipiue.
dealers.
RESPECT,—The Grey Hairs of old age 'demand
and should receive respect—but the rey Hairs
of young people require'. attention, in. the way
-of using Cingalese Hair renewer:., Sold by • all
druggists.50 cents per bottle.. • 1-;
John : c-Garva,
SALT T MAN'UFA.CTURER
•ANL) DEALER iN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,.
293 Vie:,s;'rt i .Street,
A few doors south of the Post Mee.
Very Choice Lard, oars`& Bacon
For sale at ioa'eet ;prices. '< -
1L4'Cash paid for Farm' Products.
MCGAR'VA
Clinton, April 14, IS81. ..
R EMO :VA 4.
111DEITAKIN
91FIE SIU9ICRIhERBEGSLEAV]l TO STATE
1. to the public that ho has roeoivoil iinee the
tire, a large and etiporierclass ut.'
COFFINS, CAs,RSTs,`
Coffin Trimmings • and Robes,;{pi,�+
A splendid HEA IRSE kept. PLAIN Cowwtss always
on hand. Parties can be supplied in one hour, at
,1
any time, at very reasonable ratbs. , .
. S.TEVENSON
Itacey'e old stand Albert :Street; Clinton.
THOS
iiss:mromr
MANUFACTURED IN TORONTO
A permanent, sure euro fur 'Heloses, disc -tilers end
ailment, of the IRhincry:v, Bladder and 'Urinary Scare-.
tivo System, or attendant complaints—causing Pain,
in small of Beek, side,, ,tae, Gravel, Catarrh of the
Bladder 500 Pnseages; Slright'ti• Diserttie, 7iiabetea,,
Dropsy, )'ilei, Norvon, Debi 1ity, &e.
I'e pplilets and Testimonial's sec be obtained from
druggists fine.
Maras—Child's Pad, $1.,0 clines bod wetting ]io-
pular Pad, $8. Special l'ad for Chronic, Btsoases, 53.
Sold by • .
WATTS & CO; Clinton',
R. W. Tflt'R'L'I,I,L,'1'eeswater;Vi'.7 1111AS Wing.
�an; LAWI-ASON fi ltmetTON,131vtha'3 S. 310
BERTH, Soafarth t8.• til 11FNSCN Bav11o1115. A.
Ii0D11ir., Mitchell 'CHB OliNPf Al, 'bRUG .STOR1:,
Exeter l J1 JAOlihfl.^I., SYenaall ItpHl«9J.1 YrI G5
kipper'. 11. A. ai1TCli11T,L, London, ahol,nnalo ag't
®; o rhe
finer
lassvcrare,
DEALERS 'IN
•� 1,
call'
rockery,
We are constantly receiving fresh importations. from- the best houses ,in the Dgrninion,
which we are prepared to offer as cheap as ever offered in this part of the country.
STOCK COMPLETE IN EVERY 7D,tEPARTMENT,.
A SPLENDID LOT OF GLASSWARE iN THE LATEST STYLES.
A NEW ARRIVAL 011
Crockery; consisting of Tea and • Toilet Sets, &c
GREAT REDUAC't1ON IN TEAS.:
Sa,ttenRon c>lltca1 to our 9 : ancd 10 ot: ' Sug1u s,
Flour, Cornmeal, OatatiezI,
CURED MEATS;' CANNED: AND 73ARRE!LED FISH, AND EVI BYTJ3ING
'USUALLY KEPT IN A FIRS'O-CLASS GROCERY.
C OOpS: DELIVERED ' PRONiPTLY..1 CALL. RESPECTFULL3r SOLIUITETI.
Remember the Place,' Brick Block;
rm
Next;;:Doorlito-Harland Bros., Clintono
(STTCOJ±SSORS TQ D.' CANTELON)
fd1PORT4t,5 AND DEALERS IN -
Gr{ ceies, Crockery, Glassware, Cannel' floods,
`Iliwines, Brushes, Brooi,is, &e.
FLOUR- AND -:F
ANDREWS' SORGHUM SYRUP FOR SALE.
FARM PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS. GOODS DELIVERED TO
ANY PART. OF TOWN FREE OF. CHARGE._
CANTELON BROS.; THE GR,OOERS, "
-ALBE'FLa.'TR]EE�, 'CI,ANOI�7',
000
We 'b'eg to inform our -customers that we havebeen-fortunate
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enough- to secure Some' of these,.
Selected Valencia R.a sips '
Sin ilar to what .we hadlast year, (being very wine :fruit), at a
price which. will. enable .us to :sell them same' as .ordinary ,fedi f
--E+AV_E1: 1-LOliK,•NEXT: T(
- I"A N, IG k3 E
THE TOWN.:HALL-.:
T. 'W H T.
-jl:tst AA -rived- my
�A7Y ei3 lei aCJs
C� ►nsisliii of• thos( ,ries Attie -ilea -1'i shades,
acrd %viii• hoe' solid chie;ip.
BUSINESS. ENVELOPES; a small-z-i;c10,aucc On cost by
the •bot. ',; All Stationery \=ery
WILL NIDA' BE UNDERSOLD NAND ,'KNOW IT
W H. SIMPSON, Clinton.
Fr�ea�ma,
[aid ware and _.Stove are ousea
V- JOIJ b.J .L , t o ,V Y; t 7
GENUINE MAPLE .LEAi,P. 1I?VJ R ST -EEL, -LAN‘...' 'roma, EI, 1)IAI [OND,
HANEAN, CJ-IAMP ON,, LANCET, and ONE MAN., CLOSSCT,T SAWS.
WA,RNOCK'S,'DL tiitGD1S` R•I:STi OI,7J'S;l\ A,CSJ L'1.L.L i' i ,.1 al iLNDS.
BARBE SOLID STEEL, TWO AND FBi9B PRINTED..•'
ROYAL CANADIAN GI10TIES .RI�iGERS, chaaper .thalier.
Stoves, Thware, & maim offa sl
I[iDT S,
SHEEP SKTNti, )dire ,HIGttESP €LSH PRICE PA/D.
Trdtiv ,r WV.JEel°�axiii,,
...1J,,../.� ',"L.J ..�J •< IiL \.l® p.
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