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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-03-09, Page 6• 6 • • AP • r .E11,3 -4p411%., Morrie Branch Spring Show will be held at Blyth, on. the 14th of April. Mr. Fairbairn, hotel • keeper., Hensel], intends.moving to the northwest. ..9A9astaltleAt9,44..-9c Arit;14""f4iine,A lieeitisto do OA ititinipliglacilicalotie The friends of Rev. A. McLean, Blyth, last week made hint a present of $125: Mr. Coultis, of at Witwanosh, bas sold his farm to M. Wm. McIndoo, of Wingham. Mr. John Culliton, of Bellmore, has sold his hotel to Mr. Thos. Johnston, for the sum of $3,000. Mrs. Charles Girvin, jr., of the Nile, has been very,ill fork, some time from ewes ncrvous'prostration. Seaforth Council have decided to &reduce the hotel licenses from $150 to $125, and ahpp licenses from $200 to $175. Masers. T. D. Ryan'abd Henry Murphy have purchased the Beattie flax mills, Sea - forth, for the sum of $3,000. The new treatment for rapidly conditioning horses, Zock's Tonic Compound and Blood Mix - true. Each package contains a goodpurging. ball which is given to the animal previous to using the strong tonic powder. This is the com- mon sense treatment and will accomplish more in one week than the old system of spices, feeds and condition powders would do in a month, ask your druggist about it. J. H. Combe, agent. Mr. Timmins has purchased Mr. Moir's farm, on the Howick boundary, for the sum of $1,610. The lot contains 50 acres: The expenditure of the township of Morrie, for the past year, was over $14,006; that of the township of Grey, over $18,000. Farmers connected with the West end cheese factory, Tuckersimith, resolved to make butter in their factory instead of cheese. .. Mr. Gilbert Forgie has sold his farm, lot 11 eon. 5, Tnckerainith, consisting of. 93 rides, to Mr. James Elliott, for the sum of $4,500. The annual spring show of the West Riding of Huron Agricultural Society will be held on the Fair grounds, Goderith, on Friday, April 14th. Mr. John Brinclly of the 9th con., of Colborne, died on Saturday last at the ad- vanced age of 86 years. He had lived in Colborne for over forty years, and.was one of our oldest residents. True To Her Trust. Too much cannot be said of the ever-faitigul wife and mother, constantly watching and car- ing for her dear ones, never neglecting a single' duty in their behalf. When they are assailed by disease, and the system (Mould have a thorough cleansing, the 'stomach and bowels ragulated, blood purified, malarial poison exter- urinated, she must know that Electric Bitters' are the only sure. reniedy: They are the best' • and purest medicine in the world and only cost • 'fifty cents. Sold by J. H. Combo, CLEARING I Johnelo ehlik shirea rnberry. forAthe-4144 .23u,ye has purchased the Queen's hotel, Wing - ham, from Mr. Wm. Blatchford. Rev. R. Hicks has withdrawn his his re- signatiorpss curate of St. georgo's cher0, Goderic10 » ha be*Jetl, nA,143 eXceptedetlapheition ecibefif this parish. Robert ,Bortwell,-..2ha tor , or, many years'been emPloYed in* . D. Steinbach's tin and stove business, Zurich, has pur- ohaaed it from M. Steinbach, and.ia now running it himself.• • H. F. MacCarthy, Wholesale and Retail Drug- gist, Ottawa, writes:—"I was afitiowd with Chronic Bronehitifi for someYears, but have been otimpletely cured by the use of Dr. Th °mate Ecleetrie DiLin,doses of AV4 dropsen sugar. Aiave also pleasure in recenunending; it as all embrocation of external use: On Thureday morning of last week while the richt:tiara of Belfast school were playing in the ground7 a little box about twelve `yearaxit age, named Jorieph Phillips, fell and.broke his leg. about two inches above 5th knee. - • Mr. Robert • McMichael has purchased the farm of Mrs. Charles Carter, Hullett, which adjoins his own. 'The farm contains 100 acres, and was pnrchased for $5,600. There is ii:good brick house and other good buildings. It is a splendid farm and sold cheap. This farm gives Mr. McMichael 200 acres. „ On Monday evening a severe accident befell Mrs. -Vas. McMullen- Seaforth. Some unruly lad threw a stont at thedoor of their residence and on Mrs. McMullen going out to see from whence it proceeded, she slipped and fell on some ice, on the door step, breaking one of her ribs. A son .of Mr. 'Robert Willis, 'Seaforth, encountered what might have been a seri- ous accident. He was looking'for '66me shoes on a shelf and stepped backwards, not noticing that the door of the cellar was open, falling on his back. Fortunately he escaped without any serious injuries. Through the months of March and April be careful not to use purgatives containing Calo- mel or other injurious substances. The proper and safe purgative is the Great Vegetable Pre- partion. Dr. Carson's Stomach and Constipa- tion Bitters, the purest and best Blood Purifier known. J. 5, Combe, agent. On Wednesday last, one Thomas Carter, of the township of Morris, appeared on a charge of shooting with intent to kill., He had been quarreling with his wife on the 22nd of last.nionth and she took refnge in the house of a neighbor, Benj. Ward. Prisoner demanded admittance to Ward's house, and when admitted, fired several shots at him with a revolver. Being arrest- ed,he was committed by Wm.Wilsen,J.P., of Blyth. On appearing before His Hon- or,. Judge Toms; he elected, to be tried by4jury and was accordingly remanded. • t 1!.". 01‘7114 °f ' Priln'?4:21.6et4peeig.bier a'e:'09h49uttir6h t,ou Il9g/$0',144t; WAikq PlOPPiPti ?fc'ilar'.ill° • pap naught in the oltithea,line, causing -It to fall back on bighead Alter examination • it proved notso„rserious as first: feared. " This ahould learn •Mr. Hill to -leave the chopping of the wood for his wife. • ' The; Mother of Gen. 149vO, brueseli, an old lady over 80 year's of, Ain, 404.. very•s0rioWkjell 49wil fitRira 4,60OPIO •Of weeks since. She was visiting heFsou and !had gone up stars:oftecoope of: the chit. ° dren, and in coming down missed.her`foot- . int( and :fell. Her hewtwas badly cut so that it took two physicians several hours to atop the flow of bloOd from the wound. •• She is recovering - For_ all sifectione of the Cheat, Lungs, Lind " Throat, use Dr. Carson's' 'Pulmonary Cough Drops. They speedily cure •Coughs, Colds; In- fluenza, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, am, ,As an ex- pectorant the cough 4reps, are unequalled. loosening. phlegm very readily. J. Et. •Combe, Agent. • • Lines on the Death, ot Freddie aitanaury. . -Dear Freddie is gone to, dwell above', • • •. His pain and sufferings o'er, To sing a Saviour's dying love,, ' • • On thilr,brigjit celestial shore. The angel death came softly by. And whispeiad to him " come " He bade his friends a last farewell And hastened to his home. , • I am ready to be Offered ; • Ready-, or the strife is done ; For the course on earth is finiShed, .' And -the crown is nearly"won. Dear Freddie sleeps, he is not, dead, He with the angels stands, . A crown of glory oh his head; ' A -harp within his hands., Dear mother do,not weep, • Dear father do not Mourn.; His loss was great, But his crown was bright. • . He has left his sister here tp mourts,i;" • His brother feels his loss, • To them he never can return,• For Jordail'setreanf he crossed. • I hope we all shall meet him there,' In that bright woad above, , When we from earth have passed away To join the redeemed abevp. • .1 heard the voiceof Jesus say„, "Come unto me and rest, Lay down thou weary one, lay down Thy head upon my breast." • Wow/Lies Wisdom: "She insists that it is of more iniportanee Mat ben family shall be 'kept in full health,. than that she should have all the fashionabledresses and styles of the times., She thetefore sees' to it. that each member of her family is Supplied 'with Hop Bitters, at the first appearance ofany syruntoms of any ill health, to prevent a ID . of sickness with its attendant expense, carp and anxiety. All women should exercise their wis- dom in this way."—New Haven. PaJladiatia. MR. & MRS. BLACKSTON.E, teachers of Vocal and JAL instrumental music, Rattenbury Street, near Or- gan Factory. N. B—Singing Class now forming. Violin Lessons given. • , Clinton, Feb. 18, 1882. QUBSCRIPTION for membership to Fruit Growers 1,JAssociation received by the undersigned. A .vala- able report to be destributed to all members. • • C. RIDCUT. GreatCle#iit-Sal6 Isstillgugonat • The 177 sh:Stotoi CLINTON• 2\ And will only be continued for a short te longer.. The stock is going off rapidly, sti it is very complete in all departments yet, and parties wanting to buy N.• Cheap Dry Coods„ Cheap Clothing, 4=1 Cheap Hats ced Caps. CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP GROCERIES, ETC. Will do well to call at once and secure some of the bargains that are going, as we sell at actual invoice prices, and willcontinue to do so until the whole stock is cleared out. • , 1:k .1-• talholeamine the Goods An.d. get the lariCes that we are selling.them: at, and bel 6• convinced of the facts that we advertise, as hundreds• '11, of our customers can testify, as our shop is crowded from morning to night with customers, and dozens of •1_4 them have to go awaJ as we have been_unable to tT on. them. and in future the store ,will be o 'en from, 8 en A,M. to 8 P. M.,. so that the town people will be able • to do their shopping at night if they -wish. Remember;this Great Sale will only last but a short time longer, as we intend to offer it en bloc by Auction at a rate on. the dollar. The Store will be offered for • sale or to rent at the same time. • Don't Miitale the Pla.ce--THE SIGN OF THE RED FLAG. C. H. illfRICHT., ti. • • ' ' • 4