HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1883-07-27, Page 5-FOR SPRING & SUMMER
YLOR
AROUND THE COUNTY:
Wingham Givie holiday is on the
15h of August,
A. McNeil, of iaaibraid, clipped a
.25 Ib fleece from a ddtswold.
Mrs. Meyei, wife of 1r Meyer, Esq.,
of Harpurhey; died last weak.
Dox'T O..; IT. -'Use Newton's one minute
Bram;'s Plaid Lightning.
Needs .no advertising when once introduced.
Every bottle bold sells hundreds of others, by
`doing all and more Than represented for Neu-
ralgia, Toothache, Headache, etc: It 'removes
any pain instantly., quick as flash. Try i g in
you will say it is well named Piuid Liget-
ning. . Geta twenty-five' cent bottle at J. H. i
Combe's drug store. '
toothache cure. Relief at once ; of all dealers, TJIE MOLSONS BANK.
NI IIi
miebaei Hogen died from excessive -
Our stock:for'the spring and summer trade will be found very
complete, being much larger than ever •before, and for quality.
and style cannot be excelled, and will' be offered at prices to
suit the closest buyer.
CUSTOM WORK.—We manufacture both SEWED and. PEGGED WORE,
and guarantee to give satisfaction. . I
Trunks & Valises, large assortment, very, cheap.
5 per cent `discount for cash.
- aid for Eggs taken in exchange for Boots and Shoes'
The highest price p gg g
W. TAYLOR & SON, Coats Block, Clinton
Spring Lines' of Boots :and Shoes.
drinking, at Godericli, on Thursday.
John' Welsh sold his farm in. Morris
to one P. Ross; of McKillop, .the other
day:
Mr. Patrick Moore, a well known
Huronite, bas been appointed` Crown
Lands Commissioner for Manitoba.
U KAN"T Kopr.— Climax cough cakes.
Quick, sure cure ; of Rall •dealers ; 15cts.
From' 4 cows 'Mrs, R. L. Scott has
during the last six weeks produced 204
lbs. of butter, besides supplying her
family of four.
'Last week some sneak thief entered.
the iiarn of Mr. McRoberts of the 9th
coil., West Wawanosh,.anti took away
about twenty bushels of wheat
A simple' herb found on the sunny plains.
of a Southern clime'hgs,%under the skilful
manipulation of Dr. Van Buren, proved one
of the greatest blessings ever sent to suffering
humanity. Dr.Van Buren's KIDNEY CURE is.
e acknowleged; all the world over as the only
perfect• remedy ,for" kictney : troules:' Your
druggist bas it. -
Women's Boots ranging from Ai' per_pair up to':$2.50. Men's
Gaiters ' and Bals,.-$2 per..• pair. Prunellas from 60c. upward.
Call early and secure good bargains.
. TEA for -,'1 `e teal `'to
still selllarge quantities of- 3 16 °� , q i,.
We 1 q
- some dealers' 50. cent Tea. -
PRODUCE
TAKEN FOR -GOODS: POTATOES: WANTED. .
CLINTON, .March, 1883
THOIIIPSON & SWITZER.
Male Sugar. A •few' al. Tins Maple. Syru
New p g g
' Bananas.
Fresh ' Oranges, .Lemons and •
Seeds.
Good fresh Ntangold, Turnip & Sorghum
uninghame, Clinton.
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Mr. Joseph Bell has sold his stallion
"W'hat's Wanted" for the sum ot• $600,
Mr. Edward Durnin, of 'Dungannon,,
being the purchaser. .
James" and John Speirs of. -Morris'
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have disposed of their Canadian dratru t
stallion. to Robert Nott, for ,a good
round figure. Mr. Nott will take him
.to` Kansas,.
' 'After many years of patient investigation
Dr.Van Buren, of Germany, finally succeeded
in perfecting a Kidney Curethat would per-
manently relieve. all cases of Kidney Disease.
Be' sure and ask" your Druggist for Dr. Van
Buren's KIDNEY CURE.
4Il '.Cornian.' has gone out of the hotel,.
at Wroxeter; •withthe ;view of,takirg_
an
irftereSt'm 'a–bre ;Very- in Salem. Mr.
Hunt, of Elora, becomes Mr. Corman'S
successor.
Samson loot his :strength with his hair..
Thonsands"of' wren and women loose their
beauty with ti.cu'•', sad very large- numbers
restore' the ravages of time byusi ig the fam
ons "Cingalese flair Restorer. Sold at 50'
cents .per bottle by all druggists.
Mr. James Durk' of 11.Icl:7illo has a
lorsC which is'� now 24years of a�
e sand
leis still without a
on the farm ever clay. : He raised -him`:
a Oa, andyears ago he was.,
offered $150 for him.
John B. Vert, Hamilton, says ; "Modreg
or's Speedy -Care -for Dyspepsia and. Indiges-
tion is cheap at,"fifty '•times the price asked
for it. 1 am a commercial man, and-: travel
continually;: and ' would , no more think of
leaving borne without a bottle of McGre,or's
Speedy. Cure in my valise than b would. of
leaving my team at home and going on foot."
Free; trial bottles at: J. H. Combe's drugstore.
Regular size, fifty cents and one dollar.
Ineozporateil'by Act of Parliament, 1855.
CAPITAL, $?,'000,000.
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
THOMAS WORISMAM ,......•:President,
J. 13. R. MOLSON ,,Vice -Pres.
F. IVOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager.
Notes' discounted, Collections spade, 'Drafts
issued, Sterling and American exchange .
bought and sold at lowest;
current rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
FA R'NILErts.
Money advanced to furniere on their own notes with
one or more endorsers. No mortgage required as se-
curity..
IL C. ERP;N'r t DI nager,
January 1883. Clinton,
9iIC�T�NI
r isa SUBSCRIBER 11 ARES .A:SPECIALITY
J- of this 'business and keeps constantly on hand
a arse assortment of
COFFINS, CASKETS,.
COFFIN T,IMMINGS,
SHROUDS,
And everything in the, Undertaking line, ind'
can furnish. everything suitable for a funeral
oR the shortest.. notice and, ;
Al the most . reasonable '.Rates
TWO SPLENDID HEARSES
._KEPT kORslili;k'"-``..
REMEMBER THE PLACE]
OPPOSITE TRE.TOWN HALL.
THOS. ,STEVENSON.
' At 000 jj FORF :YT.
l b' h age, having the utmost confidence in its superiority over
1 th ut blemish, and works all•others, and; after`.thousands of tests. of the :most
,coinplicated and severest eases ,we could find, we feel'
y 3
Jo -stifled in offering to forfeit`One Thousand -Dollars
from foal, 20 1 for any case of coughs,:colds, or throat ' influenza;
hoarseness, bronchitis;,,consumption in' its early Stages,
whooping cough', and all::diseases of the throat and
lungs, except_asthma, for which we only claim relief;,
that we can't cure with west's • Cough Syrup, when
takenaccording to directions: Sample bottles 25 and
50 cents ;large bottles one dollar. Genuinewrappers
only in blue. Sold by all druggists, or -;sent by ex,
press on receipt of price John C west & Co., 81 &
83 Bing St. East, To'ron o, Ont. For sale at Combo's
-A few .days ago a four year: old 'child,
at Dunlop,: wearing a piece of red rib-
bon, was attacked.. by..,a-large.-whits
turkey. cock, _The. little one's eries
brought help, and it ' was rescued . from
the attacks of the infuriated : bird just
in -time to prevent ,serious injuries.
If'a well be poisoned, woe b'e to those who
drink thereat;; It. is worse to poison the fouu.
tainof life' -',for .one's'se]f, and, '• for :posterity.
Often' by earelessnese, or by: misfortune, or
inheritance, this has been done Ayer's Sar--
saparilla frees the blood, the vital stream,, and
.rreetore� appetite rength and heaitla.
Friday morning last a farmer'named
V�ool,
Who resides near:. Zurich; was at
tempting to cross the railway track at.
Hensall, when.; he was ; run into :by' a
special freight' train,' and his wagon was
reduced to match wood,'while he himself
barely escaped fatal injury, •being
thrown as high as the telegraph wire. -•
Delays'are•dangerous,.particn]arly in Kid
ney Diseases, so take. at'once Dr.Van Buren's
KIDNEY CURE' and obtain relief;; from all your
•sufferings.'• Your druggist keeps it, -
Mr. John Han5lin and : Mr. ' James
Walker, both of West Wawanosh, have
• sold their, farms,. Andrew Stewart, of
Lnclknow,,.purehasing Mr:: Hamlin's and
Mr. 'Colwell purchasing Mr. Walker's.
$4,700 •being the amount"paid for .Mrs.
Walker's -100 -acres,.:and,',the 'atvotint
Mr. Hamlin realized ' was $5,200 fol•.
200 ,aches,
Bucicicn', "'`Arnica .
The greatest medteal wonder of the world.
Warranted to 'speedily cure Barns, ' Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers„Salt Rheum',', Fever Sores,CCan-
cere, riles,•Chilblains, orns,'Tetter, Chap
• ped Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed
• to cure in every'instnce, or'money refunded
• 25 cents per box. For sale by. Watts & C'o
Public sympathy is largely felt .for
Mr. D..Fisher•anc1 his family .in the af-
fliction they are suffering this week:
Ori Monday a son aged 7 years, -and .nn
Wednesday, another agecl 14, succumbed
to 'diptheria,. :after a painful. •'illness.
Both Were buried Oa ' Wednesday.
George, another 'son, is down also with
t e h disea's brit' e, his ease . is Hopeful,
Only last week Mr; Fisher's mother.
died, and his daughters lipid but recently
'recovered from the same .disease 'which.
has carried of the boys.-Godorich Star.
The Queen's mental condition seems to
be causing much anxiety in, England. ' Tho
depression` of spirits which has character-
ized Ler for years; seems to have develop-
ed into a confirmed melancholia. A re-
gency may not bea far off event, • though
millions pray it may. '
ty Cab��e� 'VarOrOois
FURNITUPF. STORE, CLINTONN.
THOS..STEVENSON
Having moved into his new brick store
FOPPOSITE THE .TOWN HALL,”
13ebs lease to :state to his nutnerous friends in Clinton
and the.sitrrounding country;`that ho keeps oni-hand
a superior quality of Eurnitnre of all kinds, such as
_BED.ROOM &,-PARLOR` SETS.
Of 'the latest styles, also r .
'BEDSTEADS, SIDEBOARDS,''
I3UREAU S, TABLES;
And everything that constitutes furnishing a house is
his line, which he will sell atthe lowest living profit,
1 ask a share of the public patronage, being thankful
for past favors and hopeful for the future. "The public
are invited to call and see for tl mselves.
•' ' THOS. STEVENSON.
'Clinton, Jtily 6, 1882.
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' A' Blessing "to; all Mankind.
In these times when our Newspapers are
,flendecL with.patent. anedieineadvertiseinente;
itis gratifying to, know what',o procure that
will certainly cure. you. If you are Bilious,
blood ont.of.order, Liver inactive, or general-
ly debilitated, there is nothing, in .the world
that will cure you 80 quickly -as Electric Bit
ters, They ara a blessing to all mankind, and
con be had for only fifty gents a bottle of
Watts & Co,
YER'S
arsaparilla
E POPULAR
rCOD� ueui
During the month of
July we will offer
Parasols at special - reduced prices
to cl
ear.
Print Remnants at
special reduce
prices �
'to ':clear..
Dress goods .at special reduced prices
to clear, _..x
Tweeds at special reduced prices to
clear:
Tweed Remnants at about . half-
price to clear::
Alot Chi
job ldren s Boots at half-
price to clear,.
STOCK O.
F' HARVEST TOOLS
CO
L.,PLETE
Stock of [ Grocerie&
Rock Bottomri
p cep in Sumars
and Glass Jars.
i1 E !J -
The Wok
Magnificent New Scenery ordered some time ago by
cares Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Rheumatic .
Gout, General Debility,' Catarrh,. and au •
disorders caused .by. a thin and impoverished,
'or 'corrupted, condition of. the mood; expelling
the bleed -poisons from the system,"'enriching
And renolving the blood, and restoring its vital
icing power.
. During ,a long period of Unparalleled useful-
nes8 .Y1tt1t'S SARSAPARILLA `nae prOPen. ]_fi5
perfect , adaptation to the, ciuontall diseases'-
originating in poor blood and a weakened vitality..
It is a,highly concentrated extract of. Sarsa•
-
parilla and other blood-pursryi'ng' roots,.,
combined with Iodide of 'Potassium and
I'ron,,ancl is; the safost,.piost reliable, and moat.
economical blood-puriller and blood -food, that
can be used.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured.
i
Arm's SA RSAPBILLA itas'cured me of the
Inllamnator"y' Ithenmatisni, with wlitch I have
suffered for many years. 1V. 11. -Mogan."
Durham, Ia.;March 2, 1882. _
" Eight years ago I had ail attack of Itheuma
ti son so severe that 1 could not move from the bed,
or dress, withopt help. I tried several remedies
without much if any relief, until I took AYER'S
SAR5ACARILI,A,, by the use of two bottles' Of
Which I was completely cured. I have not been
troubled with the ltheumatlezn since. Have sold
large quantities of your SARSAPAIDILL A, and :it
still retains its wonderful popularity. The many
'notkblecures it has effected in this vicinity con-
vinee me that it is the best blood medicine ever
offeredto the public. E. F. HARztz.9."
• River St., Rockland, Masa., May 13, 1862.
"Last March`I-wras so weak from generalode-
bility that I could not walk without help., Fol-
lowingthe advice of a friend, 1 commenced•taking
AYaie's SARSAPARILLA, and before I had used
three bottles I felt as weltas I ever did in my life.
I have been at work now for two months,•and'
think your SARaAPARILLA the greatest blood
medicine in the world. JAMES MAYNNARD."
520 West 420 St., New York, July 19,1882. r '•
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AVER'S SARSAPARILLA 00315 Scrofdla ante
all' Scrofulous Coplaints, Rrysipelais, J c-
zezua, 3i.ingteoxnim, Blotches,._Sor _$oililay
Tumors, and lEruptions of the Skin. It clears
the blood of all impurities; aids digestion, stimu,
lates the action of the bevels, and thus restores
vitality and strengthens• the whole system.
PREPARED AY -
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co,, Lowell r Mass.
sold by4,ll pruggists; .price $1, six bottles, .$5.
eaver oak . C1
Has. arrived, Their G'
stn(lio is now completely equipped, and
contains as:great variety- of scenery and accessories as the:best:::
city establishments.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO'HIGHLY FDNISNED CABINET WORK.
BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON.. ---.
f>ler � is. ti> a best •place to dead ti s
yea.' ,,;fist
WIIIC
e- ;Gricer!:
Hejikeeps the best general stock in 'town. Everything ,Fresh.
ROBE, the -Grocer, -Central Grocery, Clinton.
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ALL DESCRIPTIONS ' Oh'
meas; Youth s, Lathes , Misse s and s Boots and Shoes;
LNT1RELY NLW !SPRING. STOCK. K., • IMMENSE 'VARIETY. LOWEST PRICES'
VISITORS WELCOME. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS..
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(`I CGREAT VARIETY. 0&ILL AND SEE THEM BEFORE
PURCHASING` ELSEWHERE.
11IFSIOCK.0,,F yHEAVY. &LIGHTHARNESS IS COMPLETE
Trnnka' and Va1isc 'tor the, trillion, corgian Bay Si agkos always on hand.
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