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()i'R SALE STILL
110 Makes Your Boots
GOING- ON,
And will continue until the whole stock is cleared out:
Butter and Eggs taken the smile as cash. All the goods
marked in plain figures
•
BST4 E OF` TH
H.
J.
L NT
NIA_Tn urn E-1
OUR LETTER BOX.
The NEW .EitA does not hold itself responsible for
ideas -expressed under this beading.
TEACHERS' SALARIES.
To the Editor of the Clinton New Era. ,
DEA1 $fi „-Seeing the discussion of
teachers' salaries in the last=issue of your
'paper, I was much amused .while reading
the ;defence made by Fair Play, on„the
supplyregulating the demand of teachers
and their salaries. Fair Play takes the
case of a blacksmith 'turning out a botch,
and still betng allowed to work at his,
r -.
HARVEST TOOLS -Forks and Handles Scythes
trade. He - 'thinks thegevernnent should
stepiii'and stop him working at it to make
P o ,
thea him equal with the teachers, in the eye of
Rakes &c., large:.,stack, selling'very p.
the law.and of Fair 'Play. the compari-
son is preposterous and ridiculous in the
extreme. The ..Educational Department
-has for its objects the:traiuidg of teachers
for -the education of .the rising generation,
so that Canadians,as a people, may be
able to take it stand second to none in the
world, - A badly :fitted class' of teachers
would be to acknowledge a future national
calamity,
h blaoktmi'th Will soon
„ A botch
find himself out. of employment, and the.
les would be personally leis '• own, and ,be
would betake 'himself' to an occupationS.
�.
more fitted to his tastes and ability. -
the
- a. teacher i^ 'most always a
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a l teaches in .n
• to' the
section i c sac ] end
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., .. , � ' ,�-..,• - don y wide the trustees have is.his :cer-
I tificate, received frein his superiors:-; So
' through it the teacher gets employment,
where a blacksmithwould fail. e And. again,
.ee.®)' he waxes wroth on the tender mercies of
wicked school trustees, but, if school trine
tees were to tell with c, hat patience they
have to deal with smile of those would-be
teachers, your readr-re , would be some-
what surprised: To give you, Mr. Editor,
a graphic .description of some of those
much abused,'youngstcrs ; _there are excep-
tions, but the majority are fashionably
dressed„ with a young and carefully nursed
• moustache, it. showing much care and atten•
' tion in s infancy; c colored ;'to. suit ':the
`
I rImes, a.large watch ,,chain made of apd••
ious metal, ,with watch to match, suiting
the general character' of the wearer; 'stand
up collar, high-heeled„leeots.: They are as
straight as _a'nestle _,.with:, head alightly
thrown back, . rising gradually; as it=reaCh-
esthe top'. and; upper part, unmistakably
showing self-importance, with rooms to
let in the front and upper part of their
cranium. Such is a specimen ,of .three°
nowapplying:. for vacant schools, and are
being dealt with by a bender trustee. No
wonder they cry out •for.government aid
in fixing their ;•salaries, but when r those
sentimentalists come to deal with matter-,
Of -fact hien, who earn the money theyare,
paid with, they suddenly becoma aware.
that this world is a hard:nutto crack, only
to be accom.plishedby- hard work• and iii-
dustry. • Fair Play argues that many are
y1
using the profession' as a ete inn stone to
1 Iveei1s
lucrative
tPP se
1 r1. gt v ', • ri t'on
othe4•s of a; ni^re is a i o deac p >
They must make money atteaching, or,
how could, they: step from one profession
to the other, but by the money saved,
throdeli teaching. 'That kills the whole
f•
We rake a specialt��; ofMIXED" PA.INTS beinm sole agent
1 y, �. L7
for, the celebrated . Cleveland GUTTA PERCHA PAINTS',
,
stock 111.
all colors.
which are always • acl for use: and kept in
ysle yl'd�
Also, theCanadla n brand.. of Mixed Paints kept in stock,
Daily :A. rrivinq
6,000 WORTH 0
English, Scotch
Coatings, Worstei
1:
OU S le UTI -
S
i 11 • I :
Il mel se
stock
to select from.
WHO NEVER AICs TO .GIVE' .SArISIAaTioN IS sllrr.OUR C,Ul11It.
Pl.-away-away
Bigstock.offfltESS,oOp
New ',attel'ng Low' Prices:
_.1-..
c1� e�na :.� olo
And1.� d
everything 1
t 1
Slcti
kept in ti•firsti-class''Dr Goods House.
.r 1. y
SPRING . &..S'� ;RIMER GATS' ON THE
WAY.
FULL ST OK OF GROCERIES.
'Jin' incr'easiny track x11. other department's eoMpels us for Want
1..
of room to 'o out of IROOTS , T. r' - i t, 1
O L � ct ��LLn�S and :Gl�,OCXLI�v`Y
2
1t�e
ill 0
Kram+s Fluid Lightning.
Is the only iustaneous relief for- Neuralgia,
Headache, Toothache, 45ce. Rubbing a few
dreps briskly is all that is needed. No taking•
nauseoua:medicines for weeks, but one nein-)
ute'a `application removes all pain and 'will'
prove the great' value of Kram's Fluid Lightn
ing. Twenty-five cents per' bottle at J. H.
Combo's, drug store.'
CIOOP NOTES.
The United States corn crop this year
is estimated at from • 1,600,000,.000.•. to
1,800,000,000 bushels.
While we in Ontario have had the
icrops damaged by too much rain, ":.farm-
ers in Manitoba complain that the
drouth whicli.lasted for -six weeks in
that Provinbebas seriously injured them.
Dain has 0een_fal]iiig"rn the Northwest.
within -the past few days, however, and
the yield will be very satisfactory. An
abundant harvest is now renarded as'
,certain.
The midge:' has done . considerable
somesections alongthe shores
harm in h
of lake Erie, particularly to Egyptian
red v1ieat, while ;the•other kinds do not
appear to be greatly affected, Where
-
. h' .i worked t 'o- t�clit
Aire midge as not h ell y
promises to be :good •. More Begs have
been put in than {or. some ',years, and
the crop; prooliss well. 'i Barley and
n` ,
o tts loud to n o a ood yield
•
`.Che winter wheat harvest -in Nebras-
ka
ka is. better than ever'; corn"never pro-
mised better. : Throughout':•Iowa 'the
prospect ;of the corh yield will exceed,
last year. Throughout Wisconsin there
is depiression, owing to the late heavy
rains.. Clear weatlierand. cool winds would
largely __overcome. the. trouble.There
are favorable reports from Dakota'for
all kinds of grain, also, an improvement
in Illinois.
The Arrricu'ltur.•al statistics of Vic-
toria, Australia, -for '1882-3, have just
been published. The^"Province:does not
compare well as a: wheat producing coup
t:ry, with; Ontario;.: the• yield' of wheat be-.
ing;only;a ,little more.' than one-third
that of Ontario. The '..following •'aver
ages for.. Victoria 'are , given Wheat, `
9.61 bushels, oats, 26.30; barley,,17.65 ;'
potatoes,' 3.68 tons, and hay, .1.14 tons.
The previous year the. yield of ' wheat.'
was 9.40' bushels an acre.
Accordinn to the London Times 'as.
will be seen by''-cablegrain, therbi is
poor look-ont for the, British farrier:
this a eier, The ,.area of -w hetet in the
United 1. ingdow is ten to„fifteen- per
cent, below that of •last,•, year, and ••the
Yield Will be below the average.: :: Rots
upon .the.'continent.' are very similar..
THE BOOT MAKER.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
� I
MMiern, Women. and
Spring Stock
Children's Boots & Shoes.
well assorted, and
-complete in all departments.
ALL :GOODS' SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
C.CRTTICKSI{ANh, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON
et- _
No other medicine is soreliable as Ay re 's
Cherry Pectorial for colds, coughs, and all-
derangements of the respiratory organs tend-
ing (toward -consumption; In- all -ordinary
cases ibis a certain cure, and it affords sure.
relief for the asthmatic • and consumptive,
even in advanced stages of disease.
RAILWAY TINE CARD.
-Trains leave 'Clinton 'as follows':-
. GRAND TRUNK RAIT.WAY.
Going East: Going West
6.15 a.m, express 8.20 atm. mixed
8.20 a.m, mixed 1.17 p.m. express
1.17 p.m. express6.15 p.m. mixed
3.50 p.m, mixed' i 9.00 p.m. express
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Going North. - Going South
9.25a m. express ' 8.20 a:m. express
6.10; p.m. express 3.50 p.m. express
01.1111'1'10N 1LA1tKE•re.
Thursday, July 26, 1883.
Wheat, scot - $0 98. a • 1 00
White wheat, 0 95 a 0 97
Spring, 0 99 a 1 00
Oats, 0 34 a 0'_35.
Bariee ;'
Peas,
Flour,
Potatoes; --
Butter,
.Eggs.
(lay, '-
leicles, -
Sheep pelts'.
Lamb ,sklnr,
Pork,'
Leef,
Clover,
'liim.othy,
Wool
argument of: the government raising' their Thus far the eighth season in succession;
salaries, for if the in three years,can -t
Y . o is in. , - - 1 . world are drsa -,-
,-the t]1e od 1
1
Make enough to educatethem for a doctor,
pointing, and it is Tittle. wonder that
lawyer orminister,heacknowledges the
expense' is not so great in''fitting for a the agrnea]tuiists grumble. Farmers
toucher, then, grumble at the compen- may a little more for what they do
sation received, He: liltewise grumbre a J grog",Chan would fall to their lot- if -,the -
having the Clinton .school kept `open a crops were plentiful, but . they as well
week longer than other 'schools all -.:1 can as the public at large would doubtless
say is they grumble, for little, a:s, teach- welcome' a full average:vield.
era are only in active -service about -thirty _ _
hours a week, and have some seven to
nineweeks holidays every year, and out
of . every week they have one ay c ear.. re yo ro e w a sum, oug
ee 040 a 045
0 70' a 0.75
500- a 55.0
0'25`
a---0 30
0 15 a .0 15
0 15' a 0 -10
800 a, 900
6 00-a 6,'50
0 50. a .0 75 ,
0 75 a 1 00
800 •a' 3_5 25
650 a 8.
00
800 a 850
2 00 a 2,50
0Ir8 a 018
•ai
- Tlie Gree te`styl[calmg Compound
is a preparation of carbolic acid;' vaseline and
cerate called "NieGre,or & Paeke's Carbolic
i
Cerate.It ilcut i or
C, w I cure anyre .burn
•so
bruise when allother preparations fail. Call
at J. IE. Combe' s. drug: store andget a pack-,'
ape Twenty-five ceuts is ,ell it costs.
/rHE subscriber .will continue . the'bu'siness
1
formerly carried on by tlie, firm 'of Newton'.
Sc Dennis, andihopes to receive a•:don tinuation
of the liberal patron ego heretofore enjoyed
HARNESS, :ALL KINDS.
7RTJNKS, VALISES;:
WH.IPS,'.(2OMBS, (CC.
Prices, Always reasonable.
W. z ' NEW'T'ON,
CLINTON.
J.I BID:DLE00MB'E,
,
�+LYZ\latch - and- Clock • Maker,
JEWEELER, &c;,
(►I°C'o,411E •TIIE RIA11*117.,11pLIN`X'IbN
Barnuin's `720,0;00 trick elephant died
during the perfor•n anep at Hamilton:
-At -Ca -oil 'Mond v, there
la-
dolm-
iu a
A
ipi.-
were 500 deaths from -cholera.
Details of":the cyclone ,at Baton Rapids,
Mich., on Monday, state that an entire
flock of sheep was blown away., aed have
not since been found. Barns and'.:bui
ings were also overturned.
A Kingston merchant has succeeded hi
obtaining'. from the United States' Gov
-
dol-- rebate-ofaTteen.thousand - --
ars unjust tax which- he had paid • upon
pressed hay imported into the United'
States.
During the storm` "Saturday night five,
:head of cattle`belonging to John. Stone-
house, West Flamboro', were killed by
lightning,; and two of his:'neighbors lost
an animal each.
A terrible disaster is reported fro
summer resort near Baltimore.
crowded dock gave way in the night and
two hundred picknickers • were prec
tated into ten feet of .water.' Sixty
were drowned.
e The formets"of the townships border-
ing on
order-iig'on Lakes Sinicoe and Couchiehing
have appointed a committee to petition
the Governments of thio Province and
Dominion' to take 'steps to lower the
Ievel of these lakes to the normal level
and rescue many 'farms now- submerged
from •ii,rrin.
Rev. II. AV. - Beeches 'has vritterr a
letter to Dr. Kinnard, who last Sun
day -pleasantly -
combatted �Be .cher s .-
o
views. ' The letter is perhaps tl.o most
succinct and unequivocal statement. of,;`.
Beech is views yet made public. ' Ilo
says hlmows he is orthodox and evan,.
gelical as; to the facts and • substance of
the Christian religion. • He calls hien
self a cordial Christian Evolutionist,bnt
does not agree with the agnosticism of
Spencer, Huxley•and Tyndall; He be-
lieves the 4 nunai' part of, man evolved
Brom beings below'hirn,while in spiritual
value he'is the son of God: Man is not
sinful by nature, but voluntarily. IIe
doesn't believe in the fall • of Adam or
the inheritance of his guilt.
JOAQUIN MILLER". ON 'CANADA.
Joaquin Miller, the Poet .of • the Sier-
ras,writes a characteristic letter; to the
Quebec Chronicle of people and things
in Canada. Ho =says of himself: -"1 -,
have been • roalning indietriously • up
and down Canada now for two weeks,
and as one of the general results'of my
observations 1 am bound to bear testi.=
mony that there i,t mere solid happiness
to the square mile in Canada' than in
the'lJnited States."
Where he "keeps a Bolect assortment of'}'
WATCHES, ' CLOCKS, JEWf'LLERY, SILVER-
.
ILVER-
_Wbich wo-will self aLoeasonablexates:_._
.Sail, luting 'Cured.`
R®O�q,TEO ':NON■,
r11HEundersigned having reutored'theiroffi
ccs mto'•tlie
TOWN
HA• L1 'B1e19.D NG
11)1(1ha in ` p 151 haSetl large:. '
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FIRE ANb03I3RCGLAR_.P'ROOP SAFE
' eVltitliateat con beitatieliloclr, :'in xlLnladern
BA:pairing. of', every :description promptly at
tended to, and all work.ivarranted.
1. BIDDLIICOMT3E.
(anton;hov 1852. I
ONBYJ CAMPBELL
CITY BARBER( SEIOP, - OPPOSITE
THE POST OFFICE, CLINTON.
[in,r dressing,,shavin„'hatopooirig,T&c.,,attten led to
Store and- Offices to Let-
privileged.
et -
Where under' the sun, is there a class so Skin, Pimples or Canker sores ; if so; go at', P,ERRIN 9 SLO R
vile ed. ' Not,' the" our, hard -worked: once to J.. H. Combo's drug store and get a lY, C. BREWER, Manager
$ P + The IDiolsona I3anlr Clintonhard working Meed man on a farm,who t • YIMPORTANT NOTICE...
pri
clerk, nor the nevsspayer man, nor the paekage,of McGregor & Parke's Carbolic Cer- 14 nch 22,1/43. ,
• ate. PPrice,went' -five cents,. It was
never i
oesmorn tiaici Work -1n one week-tlrar f Aw o fail
they do in a month. You will :see teach!
era, during this month, 'lying' around their
native hones; a-nna:sance to theirrparenta,
and by • being pampered flit six.months
-past-have-becomeeurrfiteed for any mannal-
labor, and more, when they -teach three
years, they often have not energy enough
to mount up to the head of their profes
-cion.' Only some few attain a position
who are a.credit to their fellows." There.
is not another class -of men or women who
receive so much money for the time em-
ployed in duty, :or so mticli' foe the corn- ,B of N B l 1VI
rl..
Ilon. Williiim Elder, Provincial'Sce
iotary-of-N-ow Biunswieked ied-suciclonly
at his -residence in St. John on 'Moncltzy
riiglit., Be was born in Donegal, - Ire
-
1
inipi•ovement8, are prepared to receiVe,.for
sate lreeping auy title deed,, dcgninlents, vada -
:able securities, or'othsr panere.
14I:4NNINGI. R. SCOTT.
•2-arristers, Jcc.
• ,,110 ft• IgE.
BEST STOCK' C'
VIOLIN : S TH 4NGS
IN, TOWN,
and, in 1822, and was at o t'
ne rme a
Pi'esbytexian minister in New Bruns-
wick Ho ceased preaching to start the
Colonia y
1Plesbutermn afterwards start -
IN consequence of the low price of Rags; tiessrs.
rlarland Bros: and 5. Davis, tinsmiths have agreed
total:o. iio more in trade, we have purchased alt their
ray"s oft hand.. Ylavin a thorough knowied'o of sort-
tng,fo1 the various markets; We are now prepared to
bu rn x both irt,.bulk mud:enfall lots ;.cash paid for th
y g
h hi*lox
t
,rico
nix
nia11,--T
e
the s P
e"OCt � .l.
,• I to t
rad f
a O
]ro
for tniku's ttnd, mcrc,l{tints clilis' m .sash, and a: tnfl
pat 1 tor their other ei g tags 10 trade.. wef alae ;telt
.: iron,
ant
• rope; ba•^•in'• co ter,
brass
old car tety l„ 6+ PI .
o l
3 ,
large
cash paid to fanners, l,lackx*,ttths guar others for
ots and trade 11 r snitil�l gmiiitities. I
]V. \iAIITON•,.Pe(1lcr, Clinton.l
ed the St. John Daily` Telegrnph, now A
the loading . Liberal newspaper of the.
paratively a-i;all. atttlay in fitting then for iovmco`New iiinswic r.
such: I remain, yours truly, Elderwas an unsuccessful candidate for;
A Gonearelt Towvtirlrl FAitirri.. the Dorninion Parliament in 1872
Jelly 23rd. when leo ran as • a -supporter of Mr.
W.'AZ: IYilaiaid Of`'I3ra»don •T(ir- .Tilley.. ltd left the.Conservative' party'.
inert of`Godench has_ received the ap.,ion account of:.the Piicific scandal de,-
Y•
•p
oiitmel„ of Dominion . LLl Agent, a
t ,
elnineii.ts'iz1873,
and in 1i 5 wa.
,s
,
Calgary, N. W.T.
u'
French Cdnservritive papers it (�, eb
eL,
•t.ee ee-t ftt reseeentlrC ler{4�
oech ..tt,lrudlgrtient, is well in the Previte,
cial interests , Cl11. 1. ly as tending to curl).
the centsr,ati.,ing se elnC8 at 01tawa.
Ten O'Coiii]or, the Detroit hs er , 'stable
keeper wee) cut 001 f his thurnbe nitl] ft
piece of misty till, ;d]1d do -aterday fro in
the effects 0f blood poisoning, •
elected to ,the New Btunsiwicl :Legisla-
ture. ' On the 'formation of the new
ro-vix-0irl '4o-relnuloitt -after-the 'last-
eloetronihtl w is called tc3'-Cho-olhce-of
•1'rovinci'al Secretary, '.t position for.
Which l 1 experience ience 'and 2 dents made
'hien Tit,'rriicl his sudden death brings to.
untilnely close et,ctil•Cer' which ,aye
eivol 1ise roti great Ose,
DRY.
KILD
KILN
CALL ;AND SEE IT AT
COOPER &McI(NZIE'S•PLANING MILL
f
rlf�rll.; Stome eis,nliiie tilene le thou 1103
+,• de.'
I'm
o�tr, i ledto thorn torn for the 1
,Ltlonn_e c
.to illtiniato that in conocetlon with their factory
FINE. PL.A.-TP. WARE.
NEWEST Dc.4!BNS U4
JET _LLERY
Repairing .c!' ;a Promptly.
CI nt , May `2501. '1
N8ar the rand. Trunk Raise ay, -o
`r1 e' Neve, 080!1.0(10 I1lry loin 'Which latnl,I(' them
3 y
. i Or ':o execute all Work in tl ai •.:'� ���-t�d7a�1+fl.'•
more lr6erlrI;y Uann 4v ,t V •LU -•w
�. "hnoyfbliaiuu�,;r.
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