HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1882-12-07, Page 9StROURO THE COUNTY.
Geo. 'Thexton,. druggist, Seafortb, . has
`removed to Uxbridge.
A large shipment ce? -fowl was reoently
made from Exeter to Manitoba.
Mr. 'Abraham Alcorn, Auburn; .has sold
his village property to Mr. John Smith for
the sun of $0,500.
Mr. Clarke, of Seaforth, now hes in him
henry over 350 birds, Boma of then, being
from the beat strains in America.'
This year the township of Ashfield will
be;entitled to a eeeenddepntyreeve• Mr.
A. C. Hawkins is going to be a candidate.
A BEAUTIFUL H'S&D OF HAIR. There • is
mailing snore pleasing in the external appear
oor' h beautiful puce of women man an a gtiful head t e
,of hair, and it is possible for every person to
,possess • it by using the long and well known
ese,Hair,Rsetorer. Sold at 50 cents per'.
by all- druggists.
On Tuesday Mr: Geo:- Irwin. of Port;
Albert turned 12 dozen and fear -•horse,
,hoes in 9 hours a d 6 mutes.
4 -The Grey farm, on the 11th concession
of McKillop, was sold by public auction to
Mr. John ,McClure, of McKillop, for the
sem of $3;410.
Robt. Little, formerly of.Brussels, is a
erzndidate: for the Locals Legislature in
Manitoba.; 11e is running on the Censer-
: vatiye ticket.
Mr. Thomas Russell, of .Usborne, ,has'
sold his fine bull calf,. "Golden Prince," to.
Mr. Hoggartb, of Hibbert, for the hand-
some sum ,;of.$250..
Wm. Aiken & Son, of St. Marys have.
leased -the store inFamines Block, Exeter,
lately occupied by -Mr. Keeler, where they
purpose starting in businese.
ilissezeiveeHeas is one of the most atri
lag and pleasing of characteristics and c
easily be obtained by the nse of.the .,Cingsl
Hair Renewer.Sold at 50 cents per bot
by'aIl druggists.
The schooner Malta ran ashore be
about quarter of a wile south of the Ba
held pier in the blow on Thursday ewe
hag ; she is a total wreck. No lives los
Mr. Robt. Scott, (Burnaide);McKillop
recently `purchased ;.a fifty acre fir% nea
• 'St. Marys, and last -week sold it again
clearing over $500 on the transaction.
Mrs. Holliday, forieerly of Godericb,
died last week; in Debate.
Mr. E Welsh has purchased from Mrs.
McGowan that farm known' as lot 34, con.
4, East. Wawanosh, and comprising 100
acres, .for the sum of $6,200.
A fire broke out last Tuesday night in
the upper story of a frame block of stores
owned by James Stretton, on Turnberry
street, Brussels, soda frame store owned.
by -John Angus and occupied by Oeeal,
furniture dealer. " Some of the adjoining
property. was considerably injured before
the fire was extinguished.. Stretton's loss
is about $1,600, which is believed to be
covered by insurance. The cause of the
fireis auppoeed to be a defective stovepipe,
The GREAT GERMAN INVIGORATOR is
the marvel of the Medical World,- It never fails
t000inpletely cure Nervous Debility. Impo-
tenoy. Mental Depression. and all diseases caus-
ed from excesses. The testimony of thousands
can be had by -writing E. J. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, sole agent for the ,United States. Price
11.90 per box, Blithe/Les for 36.00. It your drug -
gait does not keep the remedy, send to head
head-
quarters andget medicine b :
rtetheo e mail Circu-
lars y, C sell=
lars and,'testimonials on application. Sole agent
for Clinton, J. H. Combe.
The-resi en a of Mr. -David—Wilson; a-
farmer residing about a mile from Auburn,
of the 1st con. of W. Wawanosh, was de-
stroyed by fire on. Friday morning,' last.
Mr. Wilson went to bed about 10 o'clock,
on Thursday evening, and about 1- o'clock
on Friday -morning was awakened by the,
smoke. Being alonehe could save noth-
ing. ,;His household effects, with the ex-
ception of ,a stove,- were all destroy to-
gether with about 80 bushels of. corn and a
quantity of apples. There waa no in -sur -
Mr. P. E. Brown's services' as a• teacher
Wave been secured: for No., 5 Colborne
school for 1883. Port Albert School Trus-
tees have again secured the services of the
present teacher, Mr. T. F. Young. Mr.r.
P. Strang has' been re-engaged to teach
'-school section No. 1, Colborne, at an. ad-
vance in salary. Mr. J. Coyne has been
re=engaged in the Moncrieff :school, Grey,.
°le for the coining year at an increase of sala-
ry. Mr. Wm Pendergast has .been- engag-
ed in the Bamburg- school for 1883.• Mr.
re Robert Evans has been engaged in Beech
wood school, McKillop, for the coming
n- year. Mr. Edward J. Evans has been en
t. gagedin the Irishtown school,` McKillop,
for the'. coming year at an increase of salary.:
r ` Well,,suppose for the sake iiflargument
, 'end .it`is only for'the sake of'.argnn eat
that such a thingcouldeven be supposed,
Jos
that'the Tories; were successful in causing
a new election in West Huron,' who • could'
' they put in the field as standard bearer?
Mr. Porter has been through the mill`and
received so severe a grinding that he will
"never do it again, sir " Mr. Platt had
his throat cut politically by Mr.-' F. W:
Johnston at Smith's Hill, and will takeno
more .stock in the concern ; and. Mr. F.W.
Johnston bas .a.'.big, er`
bg contract: on hand
now, in the contest for; the hoes, House,:•
than hecan well manage: Where is :th
Tory stuff in West' Huron to make a mem-
ber out.' of ?-Signal. a""" lase
If Catarrh hasdestroyed,.sense o
yourt you
and -hearing; Hall's Catarrli:Cure will cure you
78 cents per bottle.- Druggists sell it. Por sale
by J: H. Combe.
The annual meetingof- the pat
patrons
the Kinbnrn Cheese factory was. held on
Wednesday, last.;` Mr.George Stephenson,
the auditor, read there port when
_.: :. .. report, BIl it was
shown that 1,285,083 pounds of *Milk had
been delivered at the factory, from which.
122,26E pouads. oi dheese had been made.
The average price realized by the patrons
for 10 pounds' of :milk was 8 cents andi
s x
milts.: The Company's'offer to, make '
the
cheese for the coming:aeason at the°same
rate at last, viz., 24- cents per pound, was
accepted. Mr. J. R. Murray was re -en-
gaged as salesman and manager, and Mi.
R. Jamiesoe as''becretarytreasurer. Mr.:
W. E. Coldwel1, president; declining re-
electiou, Mr. Wm' Armstrong -was elected.
president. Appropriating a- •balance ;of.
$325, loft from last season, a, dividend of
25 percent on the capital stock was de -
elated. rt,
Since the first of; last February Mr. Jo
-Craig, of the llth concession of McKillop
sold $102. 'worth ".of eggs from about :60
hens, besides what he, used in This ow
family. -
31reGeor a R. Coldwell, B. A. son<of
Mr. W. Co dwell of.Hulltt, has formed
apartnershipwith Mr. Kenn' d of Win-
nipeg,,
e .Y,..
nipeg, and the firm :'-have ''o opened a law of-
fice in that city. •
THERE is no doubt about it, that De. VAN
I nRENS-KIDNEY, CURE is'tile only known re-'
needy that sciencerhas bestowed upon man-
-kind that willositivelycure kidney diseases
P
Ask your -druggist -for it. -'
Last Tuesday evening the. log house on
the farni formerly' owned by- Saml.` Barr,,,
Sth con., Grey, was burned down. The
:house has been vacant for some time and
was uninsured.
IP YOU ere desirous to.obtein immediate re.
lief frdni' and kidney trouble, and thus pre-
vent the fatal,resulta;'that always attend'the,
neglect,of'these distreseing complaints (and
who does not?) why takeDlt.' Vex, BUREN's;`
• KIDNEY CURE at once. It is safe, simple and
effectual.
Mr. Wm. Vanatone has sold:his farm on
-lot 4, con. 4, Eastern .diviftion;`Colborne,
to Mr. Richard Walters, forthe sum; of
$3,200, the farm consists of 100 acres, 70
cleared the ballanee: being well timbered,
and has no buildings; on it.•
'
On Wodnsday morning" the . handsome-
,
brick residence of Mr. Wrn. Pybos 8th
concession, Usborne, was totally consumed
by fire; which orginated.fronl an ash bar-
re1.--There was isesinsurance-en the--build-.-
ing, which will consegnontly be a complete
n
•
ON AL1, the ills that flesh is heir to kidney
dieeaie'is the most distressing. To sufferers,
we can only say, take DR. VAN BCREN's ICID•
REY CURE at once, and 'thus obtain a ',relief
,sun cannot find elsewhere. A 11 druggists
Mr. Hugh Love,•• Sr., --of -Hills Green,
bas purchased the farm of Mr. Wm. ;Hill,
paying therefor the slim of: $5,800.' • The
Earle contains 100 oeres and adjoins :the
village. ]t::also adjoins the present farm'
Which Mr.._Love owns in Hey., .Mt 'Love
is now the owner nof>, three hundred' acres,
of as fine land as. there is in. Canada...
A deer which was being hunted In. the
vicinity of Exeter one day last week, `be-
coming probably exhausted and excited,,
•. jumped the station fence and ran down
the road leading to the market,• and tak-
ing a bee line down Main Street turned
into Mr. Willis' lumber yard, where it was
despatched bya blow on the head with a
piece of lumber.
LLulrs who saffer periodically from pains
,in_the back Neel find immediate relief in a few
doses of Ds. Vex Bunetes KrnNEY .CURE. It
Paas never known to _ fail._.. -Try it at .once.
•Tar, druggist keeps: it.
On Thusday last while Mr. S. Littlejohn,
of,Eseter, was working in a well on the
farm of Mr. McDonald, Thames Road' Ue-
• borne, -he -niet with a serious accident. He
had commenced bricking up the well, and
had sent the bucket to the top for a'quan-
tity of brick, when the'roppave away,
allowing it to descend on Mr." Littlejohn,
striking him on the head and shoulder,.
inflicting a very serious wound.
_.The young thoroughbred bull the ;Pro-
perty of Mr: George Sproat, of Tooker -
smith, died on Friday -morning last When
Mr. Splroat went. -to the stable he found the
animal badly bloated and suffering severo-
ly. :He adopted speedy means for his re --
lief, bat in vain. This fine •animal waa
just two years old and Mr. Sproat only had
him one. season. He purchasechhini about
a year ago for $250.
FREE OF CllAlt61h1..
All persons suffering from Coughs; Colds,
.Asthma, ;Bronehitis, Loss of_voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lange, are re
,gnested to call at'Watta & Co. andJ. H.
Cotnbes' Drug Store and.get a Trial Bottle of
Dr.•.K:ings New�aiiopyry for Consumption,
free of oharge,''wbich will convinoethem of
its wonderful merits and show whet a regular
dollar -sire bottle will do. •Gall early..
STREET TALK,. •
" Howmuch better you looks Mr. " S.'
"Yes; iylat=s gaiifed-32-pouads on—Hall's-
Catarrh Care. Have not felt so well in 20
years. It has :made a complete cure and,' is:
worth $50 a. bottle to 'any :one that has the
Catarrh.":
• Manitobageneral' election tttkes place
nextmonth. Nomination en th'e ,.6th,
polling on tlie 23rd. -
: The Archbishop of Canterbury died at
London, on Saturday.. Tzewas ode ofthe
most.eminent men in England... His -re-1
mainsavere intered at Westminister A.bby.'
Let no one now omit to buy
-The fragrant. "Teaberry,";and try
Upon the Teeth its cleansing powers,
And -gain a Breath like scent of flowers:, ,
DominicBa1sam
The great lung remedy is also a valuable anti •
dote• to croup. Mrs. Quinn,Weiliu ton St.'
I3rantforl, says:—" One of, lay children was
niezod with an alarming attack of croup, as the.
child got;blaek in the face Iwas frigbtened,and
ran into my next neighbor's Mrs, English, 'wild
hand me.a bottle of
Dominion :Cough Balsam'
Which Mr.. English had been 'usilig, for sore
lags, I' gave my child a, dose whicL gave lin
-nediate-rehet rsoon after T gay s another aiid
in a short time my child was all right and at
Vey. T' sent for a bottle to keep in the house,';
as I believe it, was the means of saving my
child's life." Prieo: 25 cones. , •
• 8. TAPSCOTT 'h CO.,
Ikf dn,u facfua cs-s,. die., . $ranit find.
Jas. H. Combe, Agent.
WINTER :AR1i,ANGEMnENTS.
ALLAN LINE
OF
ROYAL Y[Ail. 9TEA i$HIP9., '-
LIVIBPOOL---- y0NDONDDRRIHLAS00W.
SRORTEST SEA PASSAGE.
Va a t n,iin tersnedt atean ai a to a rag or i ase .
- rte at Lowest ,fates.
Sailings every Saturday from-lialifar, and eitery two
weeks from Portland, • - •
Persons wiebing to send for their friends can obtain-
passage certtfioahos atloweet rates hom England, Ire-
land and Sootland fro' any city or.railwaytown in ,Ca...
nada, widthsenipocnt isactunded loss a smalldeda
tion it the tibket In not 'used. •
Steerag5Possongois ace booked to London, Cardiff 1
Bristol, Queenstown, Dorry,Bolfaut and Glasgow, at
aloe prices es to Liverpool. • :,.
:Po rthrou gh.tioket eiontorery-inioriaationapplyto
A, 0. PATTISON, Agent,
C.T,R,, Cilnton, -
UND.E RTAk ING
— Y
THE 'SUBSCRIBER HAKES A'SPECIALTY'
of thio;business' and keeps constantly on hand;
a large assortment of
COFFINS, CASKETS
COFFIN TRIMMI•NGS,.
SHROUDS,,
And everything in the Undertakfn • line' and
s 1,
eau furnish 'everything suitable for a funeral,
on the shortest indica and
At' :the most 1 easallaMle Rates
TWO . SPLENDI D I k:IARSES
• KEIT" FOR I1Iit+,
R>a lilur:x rAF Pi c>
• Opt OSIPE 1 }
-•GREAT BARGAINS -
GENERAL
&ROCER!
(AVER TIIIRTY YEAR'S EXPERIENCE_PROVES
lJ the GENUINE !SINGER to be the moat
durable and the best sewing machine In the world. Itis
simply constructed,' easy to: operate, does not getout.
1 of repair, and lasts a lifetime.
Over !61]000 Singer Machin: -fold last year:
LOCAL OFFICES—All • -GO EBICH,
WING -HAM, BRUSSE S
ANDEXETER. '
.EXE E .
Head -Office -for -the -County of> Huron
OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
9 1 HURON' ST., CLINTON.,
f P `1`DIY N HAI I,.
'Intending purchasers will. do'wefl to test the SINGER
before purchasingq any:other'_ kind. Tns liasv ti THE
O ntarnsr.• O11 and Needles for all kinds of"
THOS. STEVENSON. r,1 machines 'always on hand.
i. ' G. E. CRA WFORD, AGE .
s:.oscs.a' Gunton, Aub. 3,1882.
- HALL'S•
4 Lbs. for $1 3 Lots. for *i,
Tatra, 'choice for 60 csenita.'
Women'
e Shoes 1 sad
B , i u wards. PRUNEi,
OUTS & SHAES pp TAS 14 6°14 MENS HIgH BOOTS,'good, 3E.25. '
TEA. SETS $2.25."
Crockery/ er& Glasses r cLA
a e SS i�ETS 50
Y e.><ndt><
B 4 IJ Buy C • our Goods.
1115. <,
APPLES WANTED -WE WAN11 TWO THOUSAND BARRFUS OF FALL AND wrltrl�
pP es r whish the highest market price will be psid.
Don't sell without seeing ua, . -
T.
8�1'SON &
' SWITZER.
• CLINro», Sept.; 1882,
•
•"H^'5 UNACQUAINTEn WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF :TH15 COI: I.:
TOY WILL SEE EN 15'51.4151,40 THIS:MAP THAT TH`:
CflTCAGO,ROCR ISLANII&PACIFIC R Y!
Calls the attention of travelers to the central pqoi
tion%of-its' nine, connecting the East and the West,
by- theou shortest route; and, carryingca'passengers,itn
sen cit , change of rs, Bluffs;bLea n ortth, enc Kan
sus neat', CouncilS.Pa . It connects Atchison,
Depots pons -a it St. Paul. It connects r ts. betty ion::
Depots with. all the principal lines of r. Its equip:-
meta
ween:
the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans. Its eposed
mentis unrivaled and magnificent, being composed
of Most Comfortable and Beautiful Day -Coaches,
magnificent Horton Reclining Chair Cars,, Pull-
man's Prettiest Palace: sleeping rCars, and. the Best
Line of Dining Care in the World. Three Trains.
between Chicago and Missouri River Pointe; - Two''
Trains, between Chicago end Minneapolis and at
Paul, via the Ramose
'AL BERT LEA' ROUTE." 11TE.
A Slow. and. Direct Line, via' Seneca and Banka- •
kee, has recently been opened between: Richmond,
Norfolk, Newport News, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Au
gKusta, Naehvslle Louiaviile, Lexington, Cincinnati,;
Indianapolis.anii Lafayette,- and. Omaha,-Minneap- .:
.olio and St. 'Paul .and intermediate points. -•
•All Through, Passengers - Travel; on Feat. Express
Tickets for hale at all nrineipal: Treker Offices in
the United Canada.
Baggage -.checked -through, andratesof fare al-.
ways as lbwas'competitora thatoffer leseadvan-
Por detailed information, get the.: traps and Fold-
CREAT 'ROCK.I L
SLAN'D ROUTE,. •
At your nearest,TioketOffiee, or address
R. R CABLE 'E • 8T.,JOHN
Sic¢ Pres-.& Gen'1 )•1'g r Geu•t '1'4'1. h T'.e_ A,',,.
•• p+NfC4"rs
ATA 1113
;URE
caltompel
Is Ileroinnieuded 1 y PhYslcians.
- CUREE3
Catarrh of the Nasal Cavity -Chronic and Ulcerative;
Ca# h'cf the Ear, Eye or Droat. It is -taken
INTERNALLY, and" acts PIRECTLY I upon
the'P,iood and Mucous Surfaces of 'the'
System; It the best Blood Purifier
in the WORLD, and is, worth ALL,
::at is charged :for k, for .'
THAT 'alone:
THE;
ONLY CNTERR!i, CURE FOR CATARRH
)IAILKET
Cin V0Qffrza, c aycase a! $Ino
'act Cara Vl-
t i r March 23,1'
•
hfy little da ;;iii• r ol,d with Catarrh
for two gains , n r,• - -uiuch benefitted by,
the use.of' R,tII c%ure•" She is now
about eurdi:. W. T. HOUSE.
�Vi ,i 1',TT',.Ont., March 2Q; -1S82.
Ihaveused'HAI l's (;irarrh'Cure" and judg-
ing from the good -le vita I- derived" - i one
from one
bottle, believe itwill •c,,,r., the most stubborn
caseof Catarrh if its • u;e bo continned for a:
reasonable le::gth'o1 ttnta,
W'.. tI; HEL3 EMS:
A '.:° )ril,March 20,1852.
_ t , , r ,
(,Tents, f.a . . i ,q',, Catarrh Cure for the.
last year, aad 'c,-i,u_ u,Li,'t: satisfaction.
H. 'W. HOBSON, Druggist.
Hall'
1 r
S r
Il.
Cure
Is sold by H all Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
• and -Deals _in Patent Medicines in.
'Lbited.States and Canada.
•..,ul CE's
95 cents ait111$',300
D
a'
•
O2.
The onl'v' geruiue 112111'0('titarrh Cure is matt:
tifacture.l by r J. OI[1 1.&6, CO., Toledo, 0.
'l Beware of itiiitatfons.
'Bottled:fel. the Ontario traae by
H W. HOBSON." WeII'and Qat.
J.• 11..eOMBE, Agent. Clinton.
I M1'1IO F1
You may talkabout your TEAS asou• like 1J.
y ,
I'll tell you what, if you want good Tea go to
P RODB'S,
THE CROCER,.
For he has a - large lot' of Tea on hand of all
which. -kinds,
ch. he says Must be sold in 60 days, and in or-
der to '
._do so he Will sell the verybest- Teas' in th
e
,
m
arket at the very lowest prices.
Ills Teas,
r
an
e
in prke from 15 to 70 centsPer. pound. Healsoshows
the
finest linesof
Sugar in the , county _-.whichare allselling' .,
.., at a
re`
r
Y S
ma
ll.A
dv
ane on C
OSto
Call
�
e
convinced cadt1
et hismotto is"Best
Goods at lowest
,prices '
Robb the Grocer, ei< Waterloo 1
11 1:
C it0
n
Hello t Nei hbor Jones
g
going '" where are you
t0
TI
TCHE
L
Boot anti Shoo tor
i
Where ere'i c
, get pair g od boots for
$2, and dont `you forget it. -You should:
• `- see them. His stock of La dies &-
Child
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 BTTFFALO ROBES' at Twitchell 's:that'
beat the county in price and quality Call and see
them. The usual discount :of 5 .per cent.
SH 1 NGLES==x2b0-biroCi1ef
Rooms' over store to let.
a; STOVES. -Having' bought a stock' of Stoves outside' of the 'association, on very 'ad
...tantageous_termai imine-vw>pi4ared-to olYer-Goolvi: t Srore,y-at.a largaTercentage-
ander the usual-priie, -
HARVEST TOOLS. - Scythes, Snaths, :Wheat, Barley and:
Stones, Rakes, Cra,'les, Harvest Gloves, Cradle Fingers; &c.
TIN WA13E.—A full assortment of Tinware in oil
11 is branches..
GRANITE WO -•-Jost arrived;:an assortment of'TE,t: POTS,
PRES3RViNG :KETr rs, in Granite Ware.
•Hay•Forks, Scythe
' Also LAli I' GOODS'
COFFEE Pom and'
HrDES, SI-IELrP SKINS, PULS-HIGEI7JSI' C ,' 1'
• _ ASIi,).RTC7� Ax.D.
�, DA,VTLq , CLI1�7.TON.' j
of GF-EGRG7f1N-BA. SFfINGJE&Ier_sale
cts. per bunch, up.
from 45;
Victoria 131oek, 'Cli>l><t,olrl.:-
e>r- 111
=was-sEmouEn_Twiis-new-PRFmtsEs,-- ,
l redly opposite the Town Hall:
AXEL . AND SEE SIM."
CHEAP. FRESH .AND Goon
COMMON SCHOOL 800-
Fii1i
.Assaritmeti1 .
Also very nice lines of Stationer:
In - :whole Cream Tinted ei
..11�1t1: ue :%lei n and fancypapers
, n > b
WILL
IN
OTB
BE UNDERSOLD S
L AND - KNOUT IT-
P N
SI=
PSON,, Clinton.
The subscribees';:desire 'to return thanks to their numerous friends for the hearty
patronage accorded them, and :also to'inform them that they .hayelaid in a,.lute.
and select stock of
Groceries China, Glassware ' Crockery &c.
For the fall trade.- As competition is keengoods will be sold at the p , � ]o'veet poea�,ti]e
price, and no pains spared to give satisfaction.
'ALL KINDS ,OF FAILM PRODUCE TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. •
-e- eiteive-Tea in , the Market.
ALBERT ST., CLINTON. MOORS: & SC'N. '