The New Era, 1882-10-05, Page 5•
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A Vexed, Cierlryeetn.
Even the patience of Job would become ex-
hausted were he a preacher and endeavoring
to interesthis audience while they were keep.
ing_up,an:incessant cotighing,: making it ina
possible for him to be heard. 'Yet, how very
easy can all this be avoided by simply using
Dr. King's; New Dlecevery for Consumption,
{ Coughs and Colds. ; Trial bottlea.given away
at Watts & Co. and J. H. Combo's drug store.
TI LINKS, VALISES.
5 per cent discount for cash.
Ibert St.. Clinton.
c.;
We'bave' just • received our FALL AND WINTER: :MILLINERY, f French
and American-lash/ens; consisting ot. Bonnets,. Hats, Feathers, Birds, Ribbons,
Laces, Plushes and Velvets; all at such 'slices that cannot fail to attract_ attention.
Having purchased a large and well selected stock, we feel confident inpleasing all
and'giving satisfaction.. ,'We also call attentiori to our stock of Roufiiosr JosE-
PRiixE KID •"GLOVES—keeping' a full "lme iri all. colors. Full Ince of DRESS 1
TRIMMINGS:HOSIERYOORSET;. &c.,, always on band.,
r5'i'Raws, FELTS AND BEAVERS done Over, in all the newest styles of Bonnets its Hats
APPRENTICES WANTED for the Straw work,:_. •
FARM PRODUCE taken ,iii exchange for woods.
TWO DOORS MIRTH OF TH3NII'SON and SWITZER"S
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r-Block..Clinton. BEESLEY,Beane , Clinto
Wish most respectfully-to.return their sincere thanks to their friends and ' customer
for the very liberal patronage'bestowed upon them in. the "past, and at the same; time
would say that they will in the future (as in the past) do, their :utmost to'"slipply, all
entrusting themwith their patronage for Hardware, Stoves, &c., with the very pest
-goods at the very lowest possible prices.`` We would also take this opportrininty of
informmgthe public in general that we have
the
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" stock o�'tlardti�alre, Stoves, &c., in' the store In h
Opened' up a sew. f
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Beaver BIO k,<neut d"oor'.to Tohmpson "&. Switier's'Grocery,,,
-.Where we will:kee on' hand a grand stack of STOVES, HARDW_&RE, TINWARE, &c.
Oar'stock at the old stand in the l:'.,ed'Brick.Store will at all times be,found replete in'assort-
' : Iso -1, e f and -cis low sa-an •rt-'tl --de: solicit
.iuent-und-clushty, : O�tir�ri�es-will-a s Y. �7olisez
ing' a continuance, of public patnoniige we Ale, yours &'-
• BRANCH STCJRE _
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- 'OF THE PADLOCK,
RE®`BRICKSTORE
k E 111 . STREET, C T,Iti 1'U v.
New Maple Sugar. A few gal. -Tins 'Maple Sprup
Fresh nti asP es. Lt'lmorls
and : Bananas.
Good "fresh Mangold, _Turnip :& Sorghum-
11ghame,
int
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
The Toronto Mail with that elegapee of
diction whish has,heenits distinguishing
feature cf late, refers to Holi.:Mr, -Crooks
as "the uusanctitied ass of the ''Education
Department.' The " sanctified -ass" nt
the Mail,'' no doubt, prides. himself . on
being different 'to other s.anitnals.of his
species.—Sarnia Observer. <
• The Gcelph Herald, Tory,i after count-
ing on the tip's, of the fingers of pue hand,
all the,available;talent for Cabinet making
in the,ranks of the Ontario Opposition
says i -" We Must, have new materia- It.
is only by presentiug material ,fora ',Cabi-
net superior 'to that -of the Mowat .:Admin
iatration that the Conservatives; can hope-
forsuccess." New prance out ;your, new
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material, or perish. ,
,:'If Mr. Moveat is convicted of extravag
ance� jobbery-slid=injustice;.itTis-oio*rigiit
.that he should be deposed.from place and
power,and his position given to a'nian who
will not indulge in anysiinilar wrong -doing.',
But it would-be mord seemly for some lees.
extravagant,' bobbing and.,unjust person•`
•than Sir John Macdonald to lead the pro-
secutioc'in the case. " .There never was a
more striking instance -of the man with a
beam in his owneye presuming to pull the
mote out of his neighbor's optic. -[Grip. '
The Flesherton Advance' (Tory)'anncun
ces that the party in East Grey, in caucils
assembled, has declared a dissatisfaction
towards A. W. Lauder. A local, man will
getthe' conservative nomination.next time,
and "-Lauder must go." That's - right, ,if
the Conservatives: want to rule : Ontario,
their ' party must iirstbe purified 'frpm
within.. Bounce Lauder,keep shy .of
Boultbee, let Morris sleep, and preserve
Meredith from contamination by Macdon-
ald.; then there will be a chance ; now
there is none "
.Under the Liberal ,government of Mr.
o h . t:: 'iin is
a.
Gladat ne,, the outlook in,Grea Brlt
'becoming more hopeful. The .harvest has'
been satisfactory. Ireland is showing 'an
improvement in the state of affairs,, and
the harvest -will do much to create a feel-
ing of confidence. Egypt is in a fair way
of "becoming tranquil, and on the whole the
Gladstone Government has reason 'to feel
satisfied with recent happenings. -London'
Advertiser.
The proposal'to put Mesers 'Meredith,
Lauder, Morrie, Sell and two or three
other incapables in the places of Mr: Mowat
and his colleagues;,is the :coolest aad moat
cheeky thiegever:made to a body of elec-
tors. Who are these people whom the Tory
g so loudly ? What
extellin " 1
organs are
evidence have they given:andividually or'
cellectively that they could manage the af-
fairs of "a village, corporation /Much leas
govern a Province like Ontario?—Stratford
Beacon.
• . Sir John. Macdonald Sir Leonard Tilley
and Hon' ::John, Costiganmi bt be engage
g g
in a better business than .dabbling in_ the
polities of the province of Ontario. The
maritime people would not like to have
dominion ministers frotu;• Ontario ' inter-'
ferin'g irrtirerrleet ministers,
nor would the
British •Colnmbiapa - . The' ' next ,thing" we
will have the Mousseaus and the Lan$e,vins
coming up, to Toronto and, telling; 1't11.e peo-
pie of Ontario' that they do not know how;
to'run their own province, and that they
will be, only too hapov" to show them how
to do, it. =Toronto�World; -
eeds
Oiiut�nOab.metCompy,
in order -to meet our. intcreasiilg trade we have
bought the -Factory lately _occupied by W. B. Crich,
and after getting it,iliader 1vay we are prepared'to
manufacture
Everything iu : the Furniture: "line,
Frain the'clleapes :to the best sets, -With the latest
styles and No. 1 .finish and workinanship..L
Ordered work a specialty aad satisfaction guaranteed
`Ve
and
UNDERTA'KINC .
have also added alai"s' branch to o'ur business,
in it at all times will be found everything to
sleet the: requirements of all. •
A RANDS(; IE IIEARSE KEPT E'Oft 'TIRE
y stlrct attention" to business. and:_ an eyetoi, accoxn -
lodateaticf lipase, we. hope to merit the confidence '
of
GEORGE DIEHL & CO.
I¢ackleu,m Arnica Salve.
The b istSebvoin the worliltor ClltP, Bruises
Sores. Uicors, Salt Rheutn Fever Sores, Totter.
Chapped Bauds, (hUb1aiup, Corns, and all skin:
lEraptions, and ,positively aures Piles. It is
guarranteed to give tI'errect satisfaction; or
lnoneyrefunded. Price 25 cents per how. Po
sale by J. }Y, Combe.
An, ;elaborate review of the Liquor Act
has been put forward by- the Mowat Gov-
ernment, showing that matters in . conned:
tion with the liquor system -are', a great
deal more satisfactory iiow than they were
under the old system, when the'municipal-
ities had control of the traffic and issued
the licenses, It is shown by the pamphlet'
that the Crooks. Act has reduced the num-.
ber.of licensed ,drinking the Pro-
vince by
ro-vince;by no lesa:than 53 per cent that it
has done much to arrest and permanently
stay the constantly increasing ",'tide of
drunkenness, which has increased between
1869 and 1875,: no less than 37 per "cent;,
and that it has in conjunction with better
times and few.erlicenses, eauaed'.an actual
decrease in the number of comtnitals for.
drunkenness, turning an increase of 87 per.
cent between 1869 and 1875, into a"de
crease :of. 21. pet cent betwen 1871 and
1881, or taking into account the increased
population, into;a decrease of 30 :percent
during this latter period. It must be ad-
mitted that
d-mitted'that this is a very good showing.,,—,
Toronto'Telegraui
Huron at :tile We4ern Pair
DRY KILN
CALL. AND SEE IT AT
COOPER & McKENLlE'S PLANING MILL
rYIIIE subr,cribers,while thanking their many gena
JL towers for, the patronage extended to them, desire.
to; intimate that in connection with their, factory
Near the Grand Trunk Railway,
They, have ereeted a airy kiln which, enables thein
nune`promplp•than ever to execute ail work in their
line of busine e.
Per buildings taken, and material furnished at the
shortest possible notice, and at reasonable rates.
'for,' a always keep on hand first-class SIIINGLES,-
and make a specialty of LIME, which •will be sold at
-.the lowest paces,
Clinton, ,,July 20,.188.2. CO-OPER&I3IeKENZIE.
keeefved this week.
casesBoots& Shop
tl Vii'. LADIES A'',tl CTHLDREN'S WEAR
.eases Fall �we��
•0
ig;lit Y3 urness
a rri ess,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c.
WHICH "MILL 13E SOLI)'
AT V.3EZtY 1;':iOW RATES.';
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HARNESS MAKERS,
CLINTON.
Ciiy.
Varerooffls.
FURNITURE:. STORE, .LLINTON.
THOS. STEVENSON'
(laving moved into his' new brick store.
! r 'OPPOSITE THE TOWN H:ALT.L,
Begs leave to state to hie -numerous friends in Clinton
and the surrounding country; that he keeps' on, hand
. a superior quality, of Furnitnre rif all kinds, such as
The Prize takers from Huron at 'the'
Western Fair are as follows :—
Bead work, 2nd Mrs. Rudolph, Egmond-
w'ill's Cretone work, 3rd ,Mrs." Rudolph.
Woollen mitts, lst Mrs. Swaffield, G'ode-
rich'townshi- .
SHEEP. Shearling ram -3rd H. Snell
& Sens.. 12am-lamb; E. Gaunt." Two
ewes,, H. Snell & Son. ''}L Snell & Son,
would also have taken lst for ram, but it
met with an accident, and the judges de-
cided not to award it.: Shropshiredown,
two ewes, 2nd H, Snell & Son,
Caukra01'Holisus -3-yr old carriage
stallion". -3rd 1." Hunter., Teborne 2 -yr
old carriage stiil]ion, L;'Yuntcr.
RoADSTERsa---Roadster stallion in har-
ness, tat Post & D'ulmage, Winghan.
3 -yr old roadster stallion, 3rd 'A. Gonin
leek, McKillop, 3 -yr old roadster geld-
3rd.L Hunter. 2. -yr. old 'gelding or -
filly, 3rd L. -Hunter. fair of roadsters in
harness, lst T Bissett, Exeter.
GEIi'EBAL PII,Arpt,E --2 yr old'stallion;
list Lawson Moore, , Clinton •, Yearling
gelding or-,f>,lly,`. James: Tabb, ; Auburn..
Matched team; let James White; Rodger-.
villei
] EAVY 'BRA ria 3 -yr old stallion,
lit R. -J. Turner,' Brucefield. ,2 -yr old
stallion lst Lawson Moore, Clinton, 1,:yr
old gelding or filly, lst. Jas. Tabb. Best
mare , -any age, let and diploma, H, Snell
BUTTER.—Firkin, not less. than 56 lbs.
Mts. W. Herbison, Goderich township.
Butter in crock, 3rd Mrs. W. Herbison.
r'R1liT.--Seedlings, 1st W. Herbison.
f3TRBBT' TALK.,
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"Flow tnnch'''batter you look, lir. S.
. ages do
" Yes,;I"Lave gained 32 pounds., on Hall's
Catarrh Cure,- Have not ,telt so well • in 20"
Years, : It has made a ;complete cure 'ailed is
worth t 0 a bottle to any one that hub; -the •
• . catarrh." '
BEDROOM & PARLOR "- SETS
Of the latest styles, also
BEDSTEADS; SIDEBOARDS,
BUREAUS, TABLES,
And everything that constitutes furnishing a house in
his line, which he.:Will sell at the lowesttivingpiofit..
1 ask a share of tiie-publie patronage, being thankful
for past'favors and hopefulfor the future. The public
are invited to call and see for theinseh•esT
THOS.. STEVENSON.
Clrntor; July C, 1882.
Painting, Glazing, &c.
ASO A SITZ P?t:IENT OF THE.'
1Z 3R.ATh
anzer
ew'l
=achines
The .riri t , oint
p c.p�l sof this Machine are.
P
The large and roomy : space;
under;:arra.
The d' l
a A tabs t of, its s y pzrts,`
the principal: ones being of
hardened steel:
A 'steel feed on both sides of
the needle.;-
Nickle plated balance "wheel,
with loose pulley.
Positive take up;
Extreinely built, running, with
little'or no -noise.
The Wanzer hes ' carried " off
highest honors: wherever ex-
hibited'.
A written' guarantee from
manufacturer will be given
with every machine sold,
also instructions by: "compe-
tent operator.
C1-NS 1F3.4
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THE undersigned is prepared to execute Ip, a satis-
factory manner, 'all kinds of 'AoosE PAYSrnso,
GLAZING, IIALsOMININO, PAPER RANGING and ROOT
TAaai50;On the shortest notice and at the most reason-
ablerates, 1lesidenee--llattenbury Street,.4 doors
west of the Methodist church .
May 18. GEORGE POTTS:
Clinton, May 18, 1882.
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,T Properties o
Fars aid owe er
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GOOD BARGAINS.
1. That well-built three-story brick store and -dwell
ing, on the corner of Huron and Orange Streets known
as the Mounteattle store. Would be exchanged for
other property,!or sold cheap on long credit. ,
2 That large, and 'commodious trance dwelling house
near the 0"W: Railway Station, lately oeenpied by ,the
Station. agent. (las parlor,: dining irooni, eight bed-
rooms, kitchen, Pantry; &c. ' Large stone cellar:. ;FIerd
and Soft water in building. ,.Suited' for a, large family"
or aboardink- house. Lately finished, and ingood con-
dition.:k. Apply to the owner, Mn. 0.' BENTLEY, Ur ,to
the undersigned.:•. •
3. Lot 825 Mary.. Street (oppositeMr.. C. Helyar's re-
sidenee) with neat cottage of three rooms and summer
kitchen,; good 'well and pump chores fruit trees in
garden, &c.
4. Tho valuable hotel property Dir Victoria Street,,
Clinton, known ne Lane's Hotel, now'. occupied by Mr
Oee. Knox, contprieini;+a large hotel building, driving'
house; tour choice town Iota, &O.,
5. That elegant; two-story, frame dwelling house on
Hurau Street; Clinton,•formerly held';li-yr`"J. C. Mailer,'
now occupied by.Mr John' P. Martin. '
7." Lot 21 ori Huronr"St. with the dwelling housenow,
'Occupied by,Mt. Simson, 0.. W.11..station agent ;,also
lot 40 on Mary; Street. abutting on the above let: "The
tote Will he sold together or separately, Apply; to the
owner, Mr., Thomas Jackson or to the• undersigned: "'
8. The house and lot; No. 845 on'iitary Street, now
occupied Mr. Win. Davis. ,:,The..house contains - three
rooms below;"and one in: the upper. 'story. ; has: back
kitchen, garden, well, &c. Terms Rasy.1 -
9.• The store and dwelling on lot 113, Huron Streets=.
formerly belonging to II. Noreworthy, and now' oceq.
pled by Mr A; Bennett
Ake, other,-iots"and buildings for sale. Apply, to
• H. DALE, ;Huron Street, Clintin
Machine 2 s
McGOLL EROS. & CO.,.
TORONTO, ,
Manufacturers and dealers in
T—Ii11.Y'( 111e 011,
Cylinder _'401,
Wwol (1►'il,
1347.1t C11tti,2l' V1Rlr
L Fon, Medias and Three Diplomas awarded
them •last year at the leading exhibitions in . the
Dominion:
Fartneirs, Threshers' and Mill men will save.
money by Using our Lardine and Cylinder Oil.
Woolen Illititardeetprers wili save money by
using our Wool 011, it equals lard and olive oil, and
costs but halt the price. '
Satisfactiongusranteed. Prices, &c., on application
to
McCOLL BROS, " & CO.. Toronto.
°LINTON- BAKERY
R., -M'LENNAN
DESlRas"to intimate to the people of Clinton and
vicinity that he has re -opened his bakery -en Vic-
toria Street, and will be pleased to supply them with
anything in hitt line. - - - '
Bread, Cakes, die., of all kinds kept On
band
Breadarold-at the -shop at the following prices: -4 lb.
luaf-12 cents) 2,1b. loaf 0 cents:' No orders, hooked;
Patronage respectively solicited. Remember the
place -Victoria SC, Clinton,
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MY 5'fOCh OE
SPLENDIb BABY CARRIAGE$
EMRRACINO THE LATEST ti'1'i'LES,. CON1INITES.TO :,AR IVE, AND' WILL BE. •
DISPOSED .TII-E. VERY: LOW7 ST.'PRICES. CALLAND SEE THEM...
TRUNKS FOR THE' MILLION,
n:d S
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HARNBSB,s goo
AT -GREATLY REDUCED ;PRICES.
MONEY TO. LOAN --Pith A'rF F u sr , r I.0w R t rl: OB INTBREST.
HING-
LES-1204)•bunthee;.(1EG:IIGIAN'BAY SHINGLES for sale, fromi45
S t;f,per heads, up:'
Roomsover store to let. : •. .
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c'.tc* iz. Cli!11tomt...,
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