HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-10-26, Page 5Hello ! Neighbor Jgoingones;
?" where are -376u -
'
re --you" Ipm going to TWITClEINS Boot allE Shoe - store,,,
- Where I can get a pair of good boots for
$2, and don't you forget it. You should
see them. His stock of Ladies & Ohild-
ren's Boots and Shoes is now complete. It would
astonish you to see his stock of HEAVY AND
LIGHT HARNESS. Oh, say, do you know that
you can. get BUFFALO ROBES at Twitchell's that -
beat the county in price and. quality. Call and see
them. The usual discount of 5 per cent..
SHINGLES"1200 bunches of G,EGRGIAN BAY SHINGLES for
Rooms over store to let..
cts. per. bunch, up.
sale, from45. .
J' -S_ TWz2'C SELL
Victoria I31oek. Clinton.
finery
We have just received our 'FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY of French
, .
and American fashions, consisting of :Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Birds, Ribbons,
Laces, Plashes
and Velvets all at such pried that cannot fail to attract attention.
Having>urchased a large and_well-selected stock, we feel confident in pleasing all
I. and givingsatisfaction. We also call attention to our stock of BOUILLON JOSE-
PHINE
I � o. it
PxnxE , KI1) GLOVES=keopmb a fun hue in' all colors. Full line of'DRESS
TRIMMINGS,, HQSIERY, CORSETS, S;c, always on hand.
STRAWS, FELTS AND BEAVERS done -over in all the newest styles of Bonnets &I -fats
APPRENTICES' `WANTED for'the Straw work.
PRODUCE taken in' exchange e • for: o
FARM PRg g ,ods.
TWO DOORS NORTH OF .THOMPSON and SWITZER'S,
BEESLEY, Beaver Block, . Clinton.
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Albert Street Clinton.
The public will find our' tock'of medicines complete; -v
arranted genuine, and of
t e best quality.
TUILET SOAP S, PERbMERY, SHOULDER RBRACES, TRUSSES, SSESi
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ANIT-ATT K-IKDSUE-�D 1?GcTSTS4-StiNDRIES USUALLY KEPT
IN A FIRST CLASS DRUG 'STORE.
AROUND; THE COUNTY.
A Christmas cattle -show will be held at
Goderich on the 20th of. Dec.
.Miss Watson and Miss McKay, teachers
in Brussels school;,ha!e resigned.
Mr. Jas. Felton, of Walton, has° sold
his property there: He intends keeping
hotel in Winthrop.
The trustees of sphool section No. 6
Grey, have .engaged G. 'E. McBain, of
Elms, as the tedcher for that section; at a
salaq of .
Miss Fo5375rest, who has taught the Har-•
purhey school with much "acceptance for
the past year, has: been re-engaged for
anOther Term.
Robort Morrison, weaver, has sold his
house and. lot in Belgrave, to Mr. John
Wrightman, of East Wawanosh, for• the
sum of $650,
Dr. D. W. Fairchild, of.New York, says
" Personally I believe in Phosphatine, Isue,
it myself, and in my family practice. I pre
scribe Phosphatine";;with confidence that I
cannot -attach to no other remedy. Ibis safe,.
it is effective." For sale by all druggists.
Robert Martin, a well-known breeder of
good stock;.Grey, sold a splendid year-
ling heavy draught filly 'to Mr. Grigg, of
McKillop, -for the suits of $200,
. Mr. A: Elcoat, of.Tuckersmith, recently
sold a' ten menthe old bull calf to Mr. S.
Brookenshire,•of Stephen, ,for- the sum of
$200, This is a good price.,
Mr. J. Merklinger; shoemaker, who has
resided in Blyth for the past- five years,•
loft town to be a tiller of the soil. Mr.
Merkliuger will remove to his farm in
Wawanosh.
When a disreputable female �:ets a -.
.®1 P , 6 J g
d" • the`° cyst, a• her fine in
ge at ;Myth, b y p y
order that 'she may be released. The
".boys" are evidently as much,lost,to self-
respect as the female.
Mr. Thomas 'W'ard has sold hie house.
and lot on Goderich. street,Seafortb,to Mr.
Wm. Hammill, of Hullett, for the sum -of
$575. Mr. •Hamanill having sold his farm
in'tende going to Seaforth to liv.e.,
iu
Delays are dangerous, particnlar. 'Kid-
ney.
ney'Diseases, so take at once Dr.Van: Buren's
KInsEr CURE and obtain relief from all your'
sufferings. • Your druggist keeps it. •
We understand that:there is a movement;
on 'foot in'ttown .to. erect a' monument in
the cemetery in Memory of Capt.. Savage,
of the Asia. He •was a favorite with many':
of our citizens.—Signal.
Mr. John -H. •McCasey, formerly of Sun-,
;shine; but who has been teaching' School
-near. Owen Sound for the. past itwri years,'
has been re-engaged, as. teacher for next
year at a salary of $400.
• Capt. Dancey's. schooner,-, the Jenny
Romball,;of Goderich, which went ashore
at Pike Bay, has gone to pieces, and 'the
vessel is a tetal lose. Part of the, cargo
may be saved. No insurance on either.
Why 'go on day' after day suffering with
splitting,..headaches when a bottle of Dr.
Austin's. phosphatine' will cure •yon: If you
do not believeit_asky-our-druggiat_for_ a cir
miler, and read,what those who have .used it:
say about it. Price $1.00;sold,byall druggists.
Mr. John Troyer, of Hills Green, is one,
of. the most .successful onion, growers in
this section. • Front less thin 'one•fifth of
tie acre he has this year raised over 40
-bushels of; as tine'onione as -van. anywhere.
• be seen.
Mr. R. Henderson principal of Blyth
public school, and'president sof,North Hu-
ron teachers association, has been re eti
gaged at.ari iucreased salary of $25. This
is certainly a commendable act on the part
Of' the .trusteee, as. Mr. Henderson is in
•excellent teacher. •
' On Tuesday last before. Ai' .Msllough,`;
J, 'Dr. 'Tennant, of Lucknow•, wascorn`-,
milted, to stand hid trial at the next juris-
diction for1? ei •ur in the 'West. Huron
J Y
election. The case against Robert Mc
Rory for dereliction of ,dity, as deputy
returning oflicerwae witii'drawn.
HUMPHREY S HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES, •CIUTICUR.Y REMEDIES,-.
•KENDALL'S.'SPAVIN CURB. , •
And all' the recent patents kept in stock or'procrured to order.
A large stock Of WIRE HAIR 'BRUSHES, TOILET -SETS 'SPONGES;
PERFUMERY, &c.,''very
cheap
CELLULO-rnTRUSSES at reduced rates. PHYSICIANS' PRE
S
CRIPTIONS and family
receipts' accurately' compounded' with care and despatch:
OMB ,
CHEMIST AND. DRUGGIST, CLINTON, ONT-
Bueklen3s ,Arnica Salve- -
The best Snlve in the world .for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt I:heuw, Fever Sores, Tetter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corps, and all Skin
Eruptions, and rpositively cures Piles. It Is
guarranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
moneyrefunded. Priee 25 cents per box. For
sere -by J. H. Combe and Watts & Co.
A painful accident occurred to Archy, the
eldest son of Mr. A. McCurdy, lot 16, con.
13, Uaborne, on Thursday. They were
engaged in threshing on' their own farm,
when Archy, who was endeavoring to 'dis-
entangle some straw that had .become en-
tangled in the md%hinery,allowed his right.
hand to eorne. in contact with the cylinder,
thogreater part of the fi eb Se,of the pal le
being literally dug nut and torn away, to
gether'with part of. oue ef the hones of the'
thumb. Medical aid was at once called in,
and at first amputation at the wrist seeth-
ed abe�opletoly necessary;' but on further'.
consultation the &eters decided to remove
the fraetured bones of the thumb and give
the hand a fair: trial.
While William Campbell and J. Braith
waite were cleaning an old well 45 "feet.
deep,' on the farm' of Michael Murdie, Jr.,
of- the 7th. con., of McKillop, they found
foul air accumuiating in it,and had to leave
it twice. Shortly afterwards they returned
to complete the, job and burnt a 'quantity,
of straw in the bottom, but were then ,un-
able to work from the smoke and gas. On
Friday Mr. Campbell again descended and
sent up three pails of the -cleanings of
-the-well to Braithwaite. Being longer than
usnal;with the next pail hie companion.
Looked clown' and beheld, himwith his feet
in the pail, .his .Bead leaning on one eido
of thewell, his eyes staring, and appar-
ently lifeless. Mr. Braithwaite immedi-
ately took in the situation and ran fur as-
sistance. He placed'a duan at the wind-
lass and descended therope and fastened'
it around the unconscious Mr. •Campbell,
when he gave'. the signal to pull up. A
Seaforth physician was `then ;sent for and
it was'fnlly two and a half hours after hie
arrival before Mr. C. returned to con
sciousness
STREET TALK.
"How Much'' better you look, Mr..' S.'•
"Yes, I have gained 32;.pounds `on Hall's.
Catarrh' Cure. Have not felt so well in 20
years. It has made a complete cure and is
worth 00 a bottle to 'any one that has the,.
Catarrh." •
After many years of patient investigation.
11r.Van Buren of Germany, finally -succeeded
in perfecting,a Kidney Cure; that would per
manently;relieve all cases of Kidney . Disease.
Be sure and ask •:your DruggPat for Dr. Van
Buren's KIDNEY CURE
1 •' . Mr:' T. Brandon, of Morris, who has
been farming in, Manitoba, for the past.
few months, has {returned'' home, looking'
as if the ";far, west" air, had agreed with
him. He speaks favorably of the country,..
but thinks the old • land is, just as good as
the new, and intends making hisfuture
home here. •
The Big, Spring' Creamery; of -Grey, has
shut down kr this season after a very suc-
cessful run. The amountof butter Bold
for July, August and September was, 7,495'
lbs., at 23 centsMade forthe--patrons=-
432 lbs., tuta1710,581 •lbs: Next year it is
expected the amount will be a great deal
larger as the creamery works well.
A drove consisting of one hundred and
thirty head of fine fat cattle passed along
Ontario street •yesterday.afterneon, They
came from Brucefieldinthecounty of°
Huron, and were; being driven to .Wash-
ington station of the Great Western. ;Mr.
James 'McNichol, the owner of'the herd
accompanied them., --.Stratford Herald.
A simpleherb found on the sunny plains --
of La Southern clime has, under ,the skillful
manipulation of Dr. Van Buren, proved one :I
of the greatest blessings ever ;sent ,to suffering
-humanity. Dr.Van Buren's KIDNEY', Lung is
acknowleged all the, world over as the only
perfect remedy for kidney -troubles. Your
druggist has.it. ' ', .
The Farmers Advocate Chicago. corres
-pondent -speaks-thus' 'of -our—welfi--known-
horsemen; D. & J. P. Fisher :—".Farmers
are realizing the value ofbreeding from
improved stallions on light and medium
weight mares of the common breed. Mi-
ring the past few years there has, been a:
very " strong demand for heavy draught
horses. The Fishers, of (aoderich, On$,
can testify to° the growth of the demand
for improved horse flesh' in the Weat."
• The people of Goderiohr without excep-
tion, are deeply pained to learn of the
deatlt,.of"Hon, John Hibbard, U.S. con
cul at this:' port. ; He has been ailing slight-
ly for
lightly.for some time, and during the ,illness of
his son William,vrho died a few weeks ago,
had contracted'cold, from" which he re-
covered slowly. On Monday of-laat Week
Mr. Hibbard took to his bed, and since:
then his illness took the form of kidney,
and liner troubles. He suffered .very se-
verely until yeaterday morning about two
o'clock, when death released him. -Star,
Let no one now omit to buy
The fragrant "Teaberry,"'and trb
Upon_the-Teeth its-nleansing-powers, --=
And gain a Breath like .scent of flower,:
New Maple Sugar.' A few gal. TinsMaple le S • ru
P � p p p
Fresh . Oraligcs, Lemons ail Bananas.
G0O
d
Man old
f
r
esh
Sor hum Seeds.
Cuning home, Cli'inton•
iton Cabinet Conn
In order: to meet omr increasing 'trade -••-we have
bought the Factory lately occupied by W. B. Crich,
and after getting it under way we are prepared to
manufactur
Everything
�... in the Furniture . line,
From the cheapest to the best sets, with the latest
styles and No. 1 finish and workmanship
Ordered worka specialty p y andsatisfactlon guaranteed`
1 U -D
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A KING
We have . also added this branch • to our business,
and in it at all—tiMeg will be found everything to
meet the requirements of all. -
A HANDSOi1JE HEARSE, KEPT. FOR, ' HIRE:
By strict attention to' business and an eye- to abeom:
modate and please, we hope to merit the confidepee
of all.
GEORGE DIEIHL: & CO
aria',:'
CALL AND SEE. IT AT
COOPER & licKENIIE'S PLANING MIL;
rRE'subscr(bers, while thanking. their, many; cos-
tItcniere for the patronage' extended to thein, desire
to inti,nate that in connection with their factory
Near the Grand Trunk Railway,,
They have erected a Dry Kiln, 'which enables them
more promply than ever to execute all work in their.
line of business.
COi�rFT A4
For buildings taken, and material furnished at the
shortest possible notice, and at reasonable rates.
ge•We'nlaays i.eep on hand :first-class' SIBS;
.andmakea specialty_ of. LIME,. which will be sold at
the lon-e'st,prb es. - `
Clinton, July' 29, 2882. COOPER & McKENZIE.
ht Harness.
Ilest.v_y 1J rne�sr3,
TRUNKS 'VALISES &c.
1VHIGH WILL BE SOLD'''
AT VERY 'LOW RATES:
wtonDennl
HARNESS MAKERS,
CLINToN.
GEO.SHARMAN,
DEALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY
TR,OCERIES
TEAS, FRUITS, CANNED
GOODS 'CROC.Is:ERY
a.
GLASSWARE,' &C..
EAS JUST `RECEIVED
NEW T
SPLENDID VALUE.
CURED MAT, F1LOUR, OATMEAL, &C.
ALWAYS ,ON, RAND.•
Farm Produce taken in Exchange.
NE$T DOOR TO JOHN HODCENS' •`DRY
GOODS' PALACE;, ALBERT. STREET,
OLihToty. ,
Cily Ca6mol
\Vrerooffls.
FURNITURE ' STQRE, CLINTON,
TH MM
AND
lothin
aAR1-
I desire to express m sincerethanks all custom r
p y hanks -fo my e s,
but •'to the ladies especially, as I am confident that the
rapid increase in my business is in a great measure due to..
the fact that the ladies have spoken well' .of•g'oods purchased
from' me; and advised their friends': to visit "my':place of
business. ,
LAT)IES, YOUR KINDNESS TS APPRECIATED.
W. L.:OUIMETTE
all stock new e1t:
����e��sE Quaa�i�y; S�i��rb 1e�ali�y. ��a�� �ssartl�e�t
Special value in the following lines, which have been ur.-
P y1.
chased at prices much lower than cost of production.
CASHMERES, full range of colors.
CLOTH AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,.
Fine MELT0NST nTEDS. aches Cl
�'akin
in
WINCEYS, Plain, Twilled and Fancy.
UNION ` FLANNELS, -Plain; and Checked.
GREY ALL WOOL FLANNELS, very Y heat/ .
TWEEDS,range of o.
SCOTCHpattern
S'.
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THOS. STEVENSON
Having moved into his new brick store
Car OPPOSITE THETOWN -TALL;
Begs leave to state to his numerous friends in -Clinton
and the' urromidh g country, that.he keeps on. hand
a stip tor quality of Furnitnre of all kinds, such: se:
BE ROO
M ,& PARLOR SETS
Of 'the - latest styles, alio
BEDSTEADS, SIDEBOARDS,;.
BUREAUS, ` TABI1ES,
And everything that eonetitute furnishing a house hi
his line,. which he will tell at the lowest'living profit.
I ask a share df the public'patronagge, being ,thankful
for pastfavors•and hopeful for the future. The public
are invited to call and see for themselves
mp•4S.rSTEYEiISO•N,
Clkitoti, July 6,'1882.'
The above mentioned ggoods are, without doubt, the best value
ever offered in the :;county, and are causilig quite a sensation
pure urchasers of dry , goods.
y
In regular sto;have''all that is -require('-in STAPLE AND.
i,
�.
" t, of Dry Goods
hANLY GO' � make a Firs Class StockD �
complete.
the Tailoring De•partra:ent
We have this season had unprecedented success, and are now
g ..>'
offering . ' sonic s et<ial lines yin. Scotch nods; ; wliiclr'sell at sight.
SUITS' at $16,.wortli $20'; $1'8 worth $22.. • Fall range OVER
COATINGS, also OvERCOATs BEADY -MADE.
n : Boots and Shoe
We are ,.well - to ;,the front, CHILDREN S ;L:ADIES_.. AND
:.GENTLEMEN'S. I IGHT: AND-hEAVY:—GOODS:— --Large --st O cat--
great variety,ancl reliable'goods:Some special' lines. in Boors
AND SHOES at prices .that make: the people ;smile.;.
lassware and Crocker
Department, filled to'overflowing, -some beautiful lines in
GLASS SETS AND -COLQRE]) (;HINA TEA SETS.
'xi,o0ery Dep artrnen
Has received due, attention, .ansa contains-, some •. sT.ARTLING
VALUES:' I am willing to have my 50c. Tea put on trial against
any tea that can be purchased elsewhere at 60 cts' per pound:
Owing .to the lar :�.e. increase in mylist: of 'cus-
tomers,
-
Owi g gsus
tomers 'I have purchased very largely,and am
therefore anxious ' to convert goods; intoff cash,
and have marked all goods at prices
that will
convince all who favor me • with their patronage
that I serve them well.
Londesboro, Oct ,12, .1882.