HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-07-13, Page 6ROUND THE COUNTY.
Ingham Council grant $50 to their
wit band.
Laet week a young
Roes, of the 91.h con.,
leg broken.
Mies Jane Parr, of
Killop, died last week
the lungs.
REsrEc•r.-Tho Grey Hairs of old age demand
and should receive respect -but the Grog Hairs
of young people require attention, in the way
of using Citigalese Hair renewer. sold by all
druggists, 50 cents per bottle.
son of Mr, Allan
McKillop, had hia
the 14th con.,. Mc-
of inflammation of
Master John Detlor, eldest son of S. H.
Detlor, of Goderich,-has been very ill of
inflatnation of the lunge.
Mr. Alex. Murdock's barn in Ashfield,
was struck by lightning last Friday mora-
• g and badly shattered.
Stephen and Usborne Agricultural Soci-
ty will hold its fall dhow on the first Mon -
ay and Tuesday in October.
ince the 12th of -:July -last -year 11Tr.-rP-
Sharp has shipped from Seaforth, to
e American markets, 49 car loads of
orses.
1VIr. James Jamieson, formerly of Kip
pen, has removed to Brucefield, and has
:opened a shoe stare in the old Briggs
stand.
Mr. D. McTavish, of Austin, Minn., hal
one into partnership in the mercantile line,
'at Seaforth, with his brother-in-law, Mr.
E. McFaul,
Mr. W. Pedrick, mail carrier between
Exeter and Kirkton, was thrown from his
conveyance last week, sustaining injuries
which resulted iu his death.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken' internally. It
ants directly' upon the blood and the mucous
surfaces of the system.. Price 75c. For sale by
.�J..H.. Combe
A race between W.Baker's"Bay Tilly,"
of Blake,and T.Murdock's " Hensall Lad,"
for $100 a side, beat three -in -five, comes
off at Seaforth, on the lath inst.
Mr. Adam Smith has sold his mill pro-
perty, consisting of the mill building and
one acre of land attached, at Blake, to
Mr. Baker, for the satins '1 Oka
Joseph Heffron, of Blyth, had his leg
broken below the knee, and was otherwise
seriously injurned by his team running
away on Monday, 3rd inst.
Mr. Wm. Kerr, formerly a merchant in
Goderich, has after a few years' residence
in Tennessee,annexed one of the daughters.
of that State, and persuaded her to change;
her name.
•
Wilbert Box, of Seaforth, met with a
very painful accident in the plaiuing.mill
on Thursday. He got his baud caught in
the jointer, and had the thumb of his left
hand taken off.
The GREAT GERMAN INVIGORATOR. is:
the marvel of the Medical World. It never, fails
to completely euro Nervous Debility, Impo
Loney, Mental Depression and all diseases caus-
ed from excesses. The. testimony of thousands_
can be had by writing'F. J. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole agent for tile 'United States. Price
$1.00 per box, six boxes for $5.00. If your drug-
gist does not keep the. remedy, send to head-
quarters and get the medicine by mail. Circu-
lars and:testimonials on application.' Sole agent
fel. Clinton, J. H. tiotube.
._.__v.kl-eaars..J-amenMorton--of_U•abo'rtte;-irrriiF
Thomas Dickson, of McKillop, left last
week for the Old Country. The object of
their mission is to purchase and. import
more heavy draught horses.
• Trains now run on the new track at
Wroxeter, and workmen are " engaged at
removing the old " hall way" station • to
the ground prepared for it in Wroxeter..,
Tho new Gerrie station is about completed.
On Sunday evening sone -evil disposed
persons entered the garden of Mr. S. You-.
hill, \Vingham; and maliciously pulled up
his cucumber plants by the roots, broke,
the tops off and threw there away,' and also
destroyed all his potato hills.
.Joseph, eldest son of Wm. Fagan, std•
tion master at Ethel, was climbing on .a
car on Thursday, when his foot slipped:
and he fell down striking his. shoulder on
the end of one of the ties, dislocating., it
and also breaking the bone, •
While Mr. Alex. Clark, of Aubrirn, was
driving some cattle over the bridge en
Tuesday, a steer which had been tied head
and foot, in order to drive easy, ran down
the bank adjoining the bridge and while
being driven up the, bank, backed over the
abutment a height of 21 feet, but was not
much hurt. •
If Catarrhfits destroyed your sense of smell
andhearing, Hall's Catarrh Cure will'.cure you.
75 cents per bottle. Druggists sell it. For sale
by J. H. Comic.
Mr- Thos. Sturdy,' formerly of Goderich,
has been appdiuted Chief of Police at
Emerson.,;
In Grey, on the 3rd inst., Hannah King,
aged 69 years arid.2 mouths, died after a
short:illness. Mrs. King moved with her
husband and family from the county of
'Lanark sgmo "aix,ie'en years ago, and'set
tiled in the township of Grey, but her part-
ner in life, Wm. John King, did not en-
joy the change very long, for he departed
this lifein October, 1868. Mr's. King
leaves for"sons and four daughters to
mourn her loss', all of whom are -well .pro-
vided for in life. One of her daughters is
the wife of Walter, Oliver, Esq., 'Deputy -
Reeve of Grey.
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Don't be Alarmed.
at Bright's Disease, Diabetes; or any disease of
the kidneys, liver or urinary organs, as Iiop
Bitters will certainly and ]astingly,oure you,
and it is the only thing that will.
The f flowing is the apportionment of.
the Legislative Public School Grant for
1882: Goderich, $534 for public school $53
separate school; Clinton public school $364
Winghani, $273; Seaforth, $338:; Bayfield,
1:9; Brussels, $18i ;Blyth; $1"62;—Exeter,
$223; Wroxeter, $86; Ashfield, $521;; Grey,
-$564; Hay;' $488 Howick : $836;' Hullett'
public school, $455. separate school, $17;
McKillop, public; -school; $518; Morris,
$482; Stanley, '$336; Stephen, public.
school, $482; separate school,$46; Tucker-
smith, $330; Turnberry, $387; 'Usborue,
$322; Wawanosh. East, $322; Wawanosh
West, p•ihlic school, -$298, separate school,
Last Friday night, Messrs..D. Fraser, R.
Somers and Jas. McGee narrowly escaped
instant death by lightning, while asleep
in the house of Mr.R.Kernick,in the town-
ship of Wawanosh. The lightning struck
the building -and succeeded in tearing
about.15 feet.'off the roof, and for a. few.
minutes stunning every inmate "of -the -
house.
Bncklen's Arnica`Salve.
Tlie best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains,'. Corns, and all Skip..
Eruptions; and positively •cures .Piles. It is
guarrauteed. to give perfect satisfaction, or
mouey refunded. •Price_25_cents per box. For
sale by J. H. Combe.
-=Thousand's of graves are
n
annually robbed of their
. tiros -lives.:Rcolon 'ed, _
g
happiness' and health re-
stored by the use of the great •
GERMAN INVIGORATOR.
which positively and permanently cures; Impotency:
(caused by excess ofany kind,). Seminal Weakness, and
all diseases:that follow as a sequence of Self -Abuse, as.
loss of anergy, loss of memory, universal lassitude; pain.
is the Blick; dimness of vision, prematureold age, and
many other diseases that load to insanity or consump=
tion and a; premature grave..
Send for circulars with testimonials free by' mail.
.The INVIGORATOR is sold at 81 per box, or six boxes
for $5, by alldruggists, or will be sent free by mail, se
cutely sealed, 00 receipt di price, by addressing '
F J.'.CHENEY, Druggist,
• 187SummttSt.. Toledo Ohio.'
J. H. Combe, sole agent for Clinton.
cot' and- : Shoe
.r.Jrt Making.
Wo regret to learn'of the death of Mr.
James Young, who died Juno the 150; at -
his residence in Ashfield, at the age of 63
years; after a • long and painful'. illness
Ile catne to Canada from Nairn; Scotland,
with his father and rest of.faniily in 1835;••
and settled in Colborne. In 1841 he "re-
tnoved to Ashfield, and remained there
till his death. Ile leaves a widow; three
sons and two daughters to mourn his loss.
A daring attempt was tnado to set fire
to the C. M. parsonage Gorrie, last Sun-
day evening. -Rey. Mr. Hough and fa-,
niily, had gone to church leaving a boy at
home, who afterwards went for the cow.
On returning, he heard some one walking_.
upstairs, and going to. see who it was, , he
saw two Wren jump out of a window on to'
the roof of the wood shed, then into the
yard, getting away befoie Ito. could .recng-
niise them. The tiro had burned the floor
and hall. It is supposed that the fire was
started for the purpose of attracting the
public attention to the backstreet, so that
afraid could be made on the stores. 'Had
the fire got headway it would have swept
tho block, the church parsonage and other'
buildings.
' A REMARKABLE LSC SITE.,
Mrs. Geo. C. Clarice, of Port. Dalin:itale, On-
tario, states that she had been confined to her
room for a long time with that dreadful disease,
Consumption, The doctors said, she could. not
escape an early grave. but fortunately She be-
gan taking Dr, King's Now Discovery for Cori-
snrnption. and in 0 short time was completely'
cured, Doubting ones, please write Mrs.Oar ke,
and be convinced. Try a bottle free at Coiniies'
Drug Store. Large size 11 00.
IlEsubseriber'take this means of thanking his
7L numerous.friends.for their liberal patronage for
the past'twentyyears, and also would beg to tray that
he has engaged the best workman' aid is now prophred..
to fill allorders on the shortest notice and in first-class
style, and`hbping that he may receive: s liberal ashare'
of patronage in the future. •
Sewed work aspeciality
;on kabinet Qompy.
In order to r meet our increasing trade We' have
bought the Factory lately occupied by W. B. Crich,
and after getting it under }vay we are prepared to
manufacture
Everything:in the Furniture line
From the cheapest to the best sets, with the.latest
styles and No.`1 finish and workmanship.
Ordered work a specialty and satisfaction guaranteed
1 UNDERTA KING
We have also added this ';branch, to our business,
and in it at all times will be found everything to.
meet the-recjliiremel is of 311.
A HANDSOME HEARSE. KEPT FOR HIRE'
- By strict attention to business and`an eye` to acc.om
nlodate and, please, we hope to merit the confidence
of all.
GEORGE DIEHL & CO.'
1y.
The'iirideralgried desires-toinform-the-ladres-of-Clinton-and•-:sur-rounding country that
he has secured the services of "A FIRST CLASS MILLINER, who has hada large
experience in this line of business. He would also take this; opportunity of thanking
his numerous customers and friends for their liberal' patronage in the past, and solicits.
a" continuance of the same, and: would invite them to come and see his large stock of
N " AND: SUiV MER i ILLINERY
SPR1. G._
Before making their season's purchases, believing it will be to their advantage, as it ie
the largest, stock he. has -ever olfered,:comprisino Paris; London,: and New York designs''
iu plain and fancy straws, in all the newest shapes and styles: '
BROCADED. RIBBONS, all widths and shades. FEATHERS, FLOWERS,SILKS
SATINS,' and -SUMMER' PLUSH, in; all colors, selected in the beat markets,
I LACE CURTAINS, EMBROIDERIES, GLOVES, CORSETS,A SPECIALTY.;
., wt
Plain and Fancy Straws done oyer n
all .the .neweatstyles. Farm: rod
ucetaken.
R. BEESLEY• VICTORIA STREET, CLINTON.,
TTTT.TTT
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AT
THOMPSQN& SW1TZER'S.
TEA. FOR -T $: E_ I L LIION.-TEA 4 LBS. VFA R $l, TEA 3 LBS. POR
$i. LI-QUOR T, , WIT} EVERY 3 LES: A' VALL-'ABLE B.0 I .
OC
7 'lb . CC)FE1`J: E for $1.00.. Genoral
ea c�e(�p all�� ries
N, 1
Boots and Shoes. -_E itire stock of PR''JNELLA at and under cost:
Now is your time to buy. LADIES TIB AND.
BUTTON SHOES very cheap. , inspect our stock-- Trade taken for Boots and Shoes.'
rockery and Glassware cheaper than ever;
Call -and be endued. All kinds of produce' taken at highest 'market prices.
Or.II col, June, 1882. TH'OMP_SON'tSL SWITZER:
'ENTRAP, DRUG STAR
HUMPH'REY'S HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES, CU1'ICUR.4•REMEDIES,
KENDALL'S SPAVIN f UBE"
And all the recent. patents kept in ..stock or.pt-ucured to order.
A� Itll'ge StOCIi Of�;.WI1tL. HU
AII; BRSHES, rr0IL1'1' SEr1, SPONGES,
' 3ERFU\ILR\', &C., Very Cheal)
CELLULOIp TRUSSES at reduced- rates.: PHYSICIANS'. PI:E:SCRIPTIONS arid 'family, -
receipts accntately compounded with care and despatch.
CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, CLINTON ON
SUBSOltIBElt 'MAHES A SPECIALTY:
of this business •and keeps constantly' on hand.
a large assortment of
COFFINS, CASKETS,
COFFIN TRIMMINGS,.
SITROTJDS, •
And everything- inrho L`nderilktn ;lint and---
eau furnish everything suitable fora funeral
011 the shortest notiee and . ^.
At.
the most Reasonable ; Rates
TWO SPLENDID HEARS ;ES'
ron
IIE)II:\Ibllt TIIE P1.ACb, -
0 P l'OSITE THE' Tows HAIL.
THOS. STEVENSON.:
LL
.1s .11econlmendesl by Physicians.
CLT1�S •
Catarrh of the Nasa*Cavlty-Chronic and -Ulcera ive; .'
"Catarrh of the Ear, Eye 'or Throat: It is taken
INTERNALLY, and- acts DIRECTLY upon
the '81e.od and Mucous Surfaces of the
System, Iti1 the best Blood Putlfier,
• lir the WORLD; anis worth ALL
at is charged - for It, for,
THAT alone,
THE
-.ONLY INTERNI; CURE FOR. CATARRH
--itt IN lrfi '1l 1KKF T^ cy.
�(� �Jo Off t $iIo co a17 5110 of i
'U1.l 0�tar�t'i v urs esa 1 00.
t., March -23,.1882.;
My littlo d., ,ght r i tined with Catarrh'
for two years an 1 r • rhuch' benefitted"by
the use of" t+at! W:a..e rli ;aro - She ie'now
,aboutcur'sd W. 'T, HOUSE".
wEsY,tar.:, O)itf, Mardi 2.0 1882,
I have used " klall's U.laarrh Care," ,slid iudg-
inti from the good ;results I derived `from one
bottle, believe it, will care the, most stubborn
case of. Catarrh if its 1133 be .continued for a
reasonatle length of time. '
W. If. HELLEMS.`
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k'sf1 1).i1:; march 20, 1882:
F. J Cwa:hi,Y 7 G. r 'au.0.
(]entx.-flava
s61.1 it ,it's Catarrh Cure for tho
last year, and it ,,ive e.rtiiw'satisfaction.
Yours truly,
'H. W. HOBSON, Druggist.
n's Ca Llan Cure
A
1!/�E1�C'H.,P�NTS
tew Maple Sugar. A' few gal: Tins Maple Sprup
Fresh,: U`i'iiii,es, Lenin and ' Bea l! inns,
Is sold tis' all Wh0lesnlo and Retail, Druggists -
and- Demo '5 in Pmtout Medicines iu,'
tii:e Ucited Stites and Canada.
PP., C P. -
?�i eeno '9f)1L. •'14".3.0() a Doz.
The only get.nino Fta11 a 'ritnrrh Cure is man.
ufacture;+ by 1'. J. 01112 E's & CO., Toledo, O,
f3I3etva e of Imitations.
.Bottled ter tae' Ontario trade by
H. W. HOBSON. Welland. Ont
-J. rl +JOMPaE. Agent, Qiiatltln.
ood fresh Mangold, Turnip & Sorghum Seeds.
JCC -ung name --M inion•-------
We
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Si ill •-of' the' B g Padl-ock .BrK. ' Bloc1 Clinton
The 'Chea, gest Spot of in ToNvlrt.
_Far H-a.rthw-a.r..e _S_to_v_es -,_Tinware
7 f f
CL=NTO
' B` : & "B E'S Proprietors.'
- COR ETT
OL_.r�M..
Tlie sufjscrihers take this opportunity of in Cgoniae the pnb1ic.t at t ey have e rected-a-
largo new
Woollen Millin Clinton, with a. capacity three times as
great) as the old •one;; have fitted up the
• same with the"very' best and latest-nuproved,Machinery, and, are prepared to turnout
' CUSTOM -WORK AND . MANUFACTURING.
On the shortest notice and in the best,weirlcrnanlilm Mariner possible. •
Carding,. Spinniiig,lireaVi:ng, Mannifactllr ng ot"aiikinas
Blankets, Flannels,"tTieeeds, Bill Cloth, Horse' Blankets; 1Stockiiur7 'Yarn; etc., :i•zade to
order and kept cos1ctntly - on /land to exehange,for ';wool; Or se,11 cheap. for cash.,
ROLL CARDING A SPE;CIALITY..•
Having placed in our factory a Complete andunew"Rol'l Carding 'Machine;"fanners- may.expee .
the best"Rolis'st is possible to: make. • Satisfac,tiotf in this hie :geld.all :ethers ginirauteed ,
' EXCHANGING': FOR WOOL.
Farmers, bring in you wool ; we mill buy" it or excliwtige it for goods. Olir I'aetory being ea.pablo
of manufacturing' one'liundred thousand pounds of Wool in a. year, you will always find a market,
for your Wool`in, Clintoi
r, and. THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID. " .
DESt"ATcEi `OF
Our capaicifrl, rang so f eiit mmv. r l'Cc itysld niire16have'youryv6rlc ttuae on the dllortest notice '
Our MR. CORBETT:having carried on the .Woollen, business for the last seven;years,inClinton,
tailes this opportunity of thanking his manycustomers and friends for their liberal patronage in
the Past, and the new firm would kindly soden the patrons ge. of all his old customers, and
Iivndreds of new ores.
CORBETT & BOLES CLINTON.
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�P".O 23111 -IDS -
y stock i aicN r complete', i:s-secolrac1
to n;olne.°ill. the coin ty, a,lrnd claea p.
arriage
ne.w: c7 ►Cortirnei' t
I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD AND KNOW Ir
W •SO Clinton.
—7-7777
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS AND. "OILS," BSPADES, SHOVELS, RAKES, HOES,
AND ALL KINDS I3ELP-AND•UILDER'S HARDWA1tE,
BARBED WIRE.'vSTOVES AT REDUCED' PRICES:
'A large stock of'MILIi ,PANS; PAILS, and pall kiaile
F. of TIN, SHEE C IRON and CUPPED WARE.' EAV'E
TROUGHING I inds of job: work a 'specialty.
and al. k
TINWARE . _ , �....,
A full_stbek of GRANITE IRON, WARE., ' -
COAL OIL AND LAMPS.
l] ;
G�-e us tti e�,ll . �,nd be convinced we sell cheap,
(SITCCESSORS TO D. Ci'\NTELON) .
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS EIIS IN
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Canned Goods
Twines, Brushes, Brooms, . tic.
FLOV1- , .ANS
SYRUP -FOR SALE.
ANDREWS' • SOfIGHUN� RUP FOR
1''ARIZ.PR,ODUCL TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS, GOODS 'DEL'IVJ1 P D TO'
. ANY PART OF TOWN: FREE OF CHATG,E._.,
CANTELON BROS' THE GROCERS,:
T�731H7R�' E3Tfi 11}115 C?3'..1 T_'3 1°oT
ITER,..
'OGRAFE:
PINTO