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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-09-07, Page 5Dealers in TRUNKS, VALISES. 5 per cent discount for cash.. Albert .'St., Clinton. You nay talk 'about '.your TEAS:as you'' like,. but • I'll tell you what; it you want good Tea go to' . ROBB'S,TH.EGROCER, For he has a°'large ''lot of Tea on hand of all kinds, which he says must be, sold in 60 clays, and in ,or-, der to do so.he will sell the verybest , Teas in the. market at the very lowest prices. His Teas range inP rice from, 15 to 70 cents per pound. He -.also shows the. finest lines of Sugar'in the countywhich are all' selling at a Very Small Advance `.011 Cost. .Call and be convinced thathis motto is " BestGoods at 1 W e t prices." Robb, the . Grocer,, Waterloo House, Clinton. F • New Maple Sugar. ; A few gal. Tins Maple_'Sprup Fresh Oran es, Lenl<ons aged Banana . Good fresh Mangold, Turn . p & Sor'ghun Seeds: -u rn:- ham -Hilton. O a m CDIJOIIERT JS C FOR THE CILLI .O.N PERRIN'S BLOCK, MARKET 'SQUARE, CLINTON. HAVE A''STOCK OF ;. 1'IR S T` OL.A.AS.S AROUND THE COUNTY.,a BEwnaD—of elle dozen "TEA,AERR}'" to any ERE ',ending the best our line rhyme on " TsABEhav," the remarkable little gees for the Teeth and Breath. Ask The Hullett creamery is said to be doing your druggist for address. well this year. Mr. Burns, Seaforth, has lost five (children by consumption. Mrs. Armstrong, Seaforth, dislocated her hip while getting out of a buggy. Proclaimit far and wide. that Dr. Van Buren's KIDNEY CURE not only immediately relieves all kidney diseases, but what is more important to the unfortunate' sufferer, will ultimately.cure him effectually. Blyth civic holiday ;13thinst. Harry Ross, formerly of Exeter, has bought the Sarnia woollen•mill: Mr. David Bell, of Morris, -slipped down in his barn and broke two ribs.' Mr. John Pain, of.Goderich, hauled in two tons of fish at a single. draught, If Catarrh has desiiroyed your sense of smell and hearing, Hall's Catarrh Cure will cure you 75 cents per bottle.. Druggists sell ii. For sale by J. H. Combe. H. Tichborue has purchased the Interna- tional hotel premises, Kingston street; Gode- rich,.for $2,600. The Wilkie farm; near Gerrie, containing 250 acres, Pas been bought by Mr. Phair, of Turnberry, far $8,000. . Mr. J-ohn Agar, ofBlfast, thres e. vl 1Fery-Chaioee�'I:ard ' Hann& Bacon bushels :from 101 acres, making nearly 50 bushels .per 'acre. Sanson lost his . strength with -his hair., Thousands of men' and women, loose their Clinton; Apr ihi,1852. beauty with theirs, and very large :numbers restore the ravages of tie by using the fam- ous Ciugalese Hair'. Restorer. Sold at 50 cents per bottle by all druggists. lir. John Dixon, of McKillop, fell :from a Straw stack, dislocating' his shoulder and breaking his collar bone. ,Rey. Mr. Wakefield, of Goderich,, in trying to stop a runaway horse, was, thrown . under. its feet and somewhat bruised: Mr.• Sohn Fovvlerof Wawanosh, fell from a TIE subscribers;. -while thanking their many, sus - Moving Bu11dings, &c. ITAKE this means of thanking all those' who have favored me with their patronage in the past, and, beg to say that as I am leaving the country for Mani-, toba, I have disposed of my business to my brother; Joni; STEPHENSON, and hope that you will favor him with the same liberal patronage that you have given', me. JOSEPH STEPHENSON. WITII regard to the above, I would say that as 5 am a chip from the same block, and having been, brought up to the business of moving and' raising buildings, I feel confident that I can give entire satis- faction to all who may favor me with their' patronage. And further, l would say:that I am still making those "' Boss CISTERNS" AS GOOD and cheaper than ever. JOHN STEPHENSON'', Clinton. John MCGarva SALT MA:NURATTJP�EI�, - AND DEALER IN GROCERIES' AND PROVISIONS, . ALBERT STREET,: 'Opposite the Toon Hall. For sale at lowest, prices. Cash paid for Fann Products: J.- 1bIcGARVA. A DRY- KILN CALL AND SEE; IT AT COOPER & McKEN1IE'S PLANING MILL tomer, for theatrona a extended tothein, P. g e desire scaffold in his barn and struck on a hay rack.to intimate that incomiectioii with their factory from which he received very serious injuries. Hall's Catarrh Cure. is .taken internally. It` acts directly upon.tlie blood and the mucous. surfaces of the system.. Price 7.5e. For sale by. J. 11. Combe. — — ._ . The assessment of Brussels -village property is about 516,000• less' than -last year: Last year the amount was $335,800, this year it is $320,075. While Mr. Enoch'Follick, of .Exeter North, , was drawing a'lead of flax on Monday the load upset'and°lie was'thrown' to the grotmd,break- ing'one of his legs. Cingalese.—A name well known in connect- ion with the fieri RENEWER,. which restores grey hair to its natural color by a few weeks., use.' Sold at -50' cents..` per. bottled by..'alL' druggists. Mr. Robb, (lariats, Tuckersmith, tried' the experinient'of soaking his seed peas in coal oil,, before sowing, to kill the bugs, , and the experiment has turned -out quite successful.. Mr T.'.J.: Walroud,. son of Mr. 'George- Walrond,of,Stephen, has. gone' to Almonte, at which .place `he has'been engaged as,mathe• matical teacher,•at a Salary of $700 per annum. The GREAT -GERMAN INVIGORATOR 'is the marvel of the Medical World It never fails to completely euro, Nervous Debility, Impo- tency,Mental.Depression. and all diseases caus- ed from'excesses. ausedfrom'excesses. The testimony of thousands, can be -had by writing F. J. Cheney; Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for the United States. Price $1.00. per box,, six boxes for 11.00. If your drug- gist does not; keep the remedy, send to' head gtra-rterB aud=gerthe,.medieine Circu=,. lays and:testimonials onapplication. Sole agent for Clinton; .3.11Combe, -Mr C J;. llen,of Goderich,' bought a. -three 1 W'O.n1.11 colt._from_Mn.-.Jarnes�.Linklater -of- Leeburn,for $60. Mr.- E. Shaw sold one half. a month older to Mr. Hastie,r:of Wawanosh, From the leading American and Canadian mapufacturers, at moderate prices. A1otOi'ttDhtyOrgan, The supremacy of THE DOIIERTY .ORGAN is irrevocably established, hav- ing been awarded First Prizes; Medals and Diplomas at the Provincial and Industrial exhibitions in Montreal and Toronto. A. large stock of 'Violins, Strings, $ows, Concertinas,' Flutes, Fifes', Sheet' and Book Music, on hand, -at the most reasonable prides. , ANYTIiINf3- 'NI THE ABOVE LINES, NOT: IN STOCK, PROCUx;ED ON .• , , ' GENERAL. ACN E'rs..Fwo,R 111-1E RENOWNED' "WHJTE' Near the Grand Trunk Railway,. They have erected' a Ilry' Kiln, which enables them, more pi'Umply than ever to execute all work in their line'of business. CON rir For buildings 'taken;:'and material furnished at the' shortest.possible notice; and at reasonable' rates. d 'We.always keepon hand -:first-class' SHINGLES, and make a specialty of LIME, which will be sold at the,lowest prices. 'Clinton, July 20,1882.- COOPER:& McKENZIE. J1A ght TT rness. Ilr-le.e',vp i`t3arness, TRINKS,' VALISES, &c. WHICH' WILL )1E' SOLD• • AT VERY LOWRATES. ewton QDenn s` eceived this wee LIEN'S, LADIES AND CHILDREN'S WEAR, cases Fali:Tweeds- AND- ati» ALSO.. SHIPMENT OF THE lzer C Sewing ace �e principalpoints��.of' this Machine are e. The large and roomy space ace under arm. The: ad•ustability of :its ' parts, y p , the principal ones being of hardened, steel. A steel feed. on both sides of the needle. Nickle plated balance wheel, with loose; Hulley. Positive takeup, Extremely light running, with little: or no noise. - They Wanzer has carried" off` highesthonors- wherever ex- hibited. A written : guaranteefrom niantifacturer will be given... with . every machine sold; also instructions by compo- tent` operator,. , OUIM E" -G. A petition hasbeen' presented to the Do- minion Government against W. R. Squire, Senior. County Jude, and that a commission has been issued tor, Justice Burton to in- vestigate the complaint." 'The time has not yet been fixed far trial. After many years of patient investigation Dr. Van Buren, of Germany, finally succeeded in perfecting a Kidney Cure that would per- manently relieve alt cases of, Kidney 'Disease.. Be sure and ask your 'Druggist .for 'Dr.. Van Buren's KI^DNEY CURE. Mr. J. Ament, o£`Brnssels, .who four years ago took uP, some land in Dakota and which: cost then $1,100, has received an otter of $5,000 for the same He intends going out' and seeing 'it before selling. While Mr. John Hyndinan, of Exeter, was spending a sojourn in Wingham for 'a few days last week. be in : company with three others took: a rowdown the: Maitland : River, when by some means the boat upset, ,precipi- tating the 'occupants into the water. Mr. Hyndman being anexcellent swimmer, .would. have found no"difficulty in escaping had k not been that another' of 'the party, ' unable to swim, clung to himmost tenaciously. He succeeded however, after a'sovere struggle in a most -exhausted condition..:. - Dm: NOT :BE DECEI'ILD. r In these times of quack medicine advertise- ments eVerywhere'it is truly gratifying to find one remedy.. that is Worthy of praise and which really does as recaminmended,:, .Electricl3itters .we can vouch for as' being a true' and reliable; remedy and'one that will do as recommended. They invariably'cure Stomach. and Liver COIL, plaints Diseases of the Kidneys and 'Urinary difficulties. We know whereof we :speak,. and 0311 readilyeay, gibe them a trial. Sold at 501 eenti a bottle, by J.'Ii. Combo druggist,;, The result of the recent election in Cape Breton affords cause for congratulation. Mr. V hite.the new Reform Attorney -General for Nova Scotia,.; Was returned by'422majority at the recent general election. Upon appeal=- ing to liis'constitutents, after accepting office, the Conservatives' threw their 'concentrated strength 'into the fight against him,, with the result that his, majority was increased to;y08, An address signed by the. Presidency of the Latter Day Saints, has been published at. Salt Lake, City, declaring that the , doctrine of polygamy is one of the dearest articles:of their •faith,' andexhorting the faithful -to defend. their franchise and rights as the fage_peeple of a`iree`eoxy: [`hie, address is regarded' WS a defialias to the United States 'Commis- sioners Under the Edmunds Bill, wlio have. prescribed a form of oath distastful to 'the polygamists: A simple herb found on the sunny plains of a Southern clime has; under the skillful manipulation of Dr. Van Buren,. proved: one of the greatest blessings ever sent to suffering humanity. •Dr.Van Buren's I�IDNEy CURE is acknowleged all the -world over as •the only perfect remedy for kidney troubles, ,Your druggist has it: . One hundred arid ten Clydesdale' horses were lauded at Montreal oh Saturday, for the Western States, :There are ov°l?"r 1,ir ,000'•cliildrenattending,; the various Toronto Sunday Schools. - Two tlionsand immigrants arrived at To- ronto during the past season, being,600 more than in ,1881. Don't be Alarmed. at Bright's '.Disoase, Dabetes, or any disease of the 'kidney's, liver oi or urinary Organs, as Hop Bitters will certainly and lastingly' dire you, - and it is pie, only thing that Will, `""-1,11ARNESS� (MAKERS, CLINTON. City Cabinet arero�ms. FURNITURL STORE,''CLjINTON,.. THOS. STEVENSON Having moved into his new brick store • 'OPPOSI'T'E,TI-IETOWN HALL, Begs leave' to state to his numerous,friends in Clinton andtthe -surrounding, , country,t'hand i 6 , thah ekeeps on. a superior quality of-Fairnitnre of all kinds, such as . BEDROOM.._& PARLOR:' SETS Of the latest styles also BEDSTEADS, SIDEBOARDS, BUREAUS, TABLES, - . And everything that constitutes furnis ing, a house in his line,. which he will sell at the lowest living' profit, ask a share, of the public patronage being thankful 'for past favors andhopeful for the future.., The public are invited to call and see for themselves. THOS:' STEVENSON. Clinton, July 6, 1882. WHO 1S UNACQUAINTrn,ti1i11'NTNE 050005055 OF 5115 Sec, WILLSSE 41,:eiLAMININa.T eMAp 7HATTH5 i, Lf! R•'� P.OQtfi ti��� gr �, 0 Q CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND &PACIFIC TT Calle the attention of travelers to the central post- • tion .of its line, eonueeting the, East and the West, by the shortest 'route, and carrying passengers, without change of care between Chicago and Kan - Bail City, Council' Bluffs, Leavenworth Atchison, Minneapolis and St. Paul. It coaneete in Union Dopote with all the prinolpal.lines of road between the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans. Its equip- necnt isunrivaled and magnifleeat, being composed - of Most Comfortable and Beautiful Day Coachea, -. • Magnificent Horton Reclining Chair Cars, Pull- man's Prottioet Palace, StoopingCaro, and the Hest. Line of; Dining Cars in the World. Three Trains betweenChieago and Misaburi River Points. Two Traino between Chicago and Minneapolis and et,. Paul. via the, 'amoue . -4 ALBERT'LEA 'ROUTE." A New and Direct Line, via Seneca and Kanka-'- kee, has rebontly boon opened between Richmond, Norfolk, Newport News, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Au- ggusta, Naspville Louisnllo, Lexington, Cincinnati; In ana olio an Lafayette, dl . dd inoand Omaha, aTd ell h Paul assn ors Travel o ya5t All Through Passengers Travel on Past, Express .Traino. Tickets for sale at. till 'principal Ticket, Offices in „the, United States. and Cnada. Baggage eheelked' throngii and rates of fare al= ways as lowas competitors that offer lees advan-.. taigas. . ors of thio fled information, get tho Maps:and Fold. CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, At your nearest Ticket Office„ or address R. R. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN, i lca•I?red d Gstel it q r , Geu'l T(tt. d Pave ©g a: awl Rock EotitoDI Prices Twit:he MY STOCK OF SPLENDIDBABY CAR-R1:AGE'S EMBRACING THE LATEST STYLES, CONTINUES TO ARRIVE, AND WILL Bl DISPOSED OF AT THE; VERY LOWEST PRICES. CALL AND SEE THEM. TRUNKS FOR THE ' MIL -LION.:: EOCLTS'ad, S o AT,. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.., MONEY. TO LOAN-PBIVATE FUNDS AT Low RATE -toy 1NTEREST SHINGLES -1200 bunches of, GEGRGIAN.HAY .SHINGLES for sale,'fram.450 per 'bunch, •b ,. - •' Roomsover'store to 'let. V ietori!, Tho( l� . C1�: ,-ton TTTTTTT E AA Bt.. O -K, L.I.NTC)N._, TOGRAFER,