HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1883-08-31, Page 5• FURNITURE WHOLESALE AND RETAIt
MARY AND L
Twat evening in May, and the soft zephyrs sighed
Through branches low bending above.
My Mary and I, as we wander'd along
And whispered of beauty and love—
Well make us a nest like the irdl n * I said,
Welb a �s,
And never shall part any more.
Oh, yes ! she replied, and can -furnish -it nice -
At the '.`RED: ROCKER" FURNITURE STORE.
"Fair creature ! there's many a wealthier man
Would gladly have you for a bride,
But no one can love you more fondly than I,
My treasure, and beauty, and prided
Oh ! had La mansion, with carpets of gold—
And of silver—I'd cover the floor."
But smiling, she said, "You can purchase the best
At the "RED ROCKER" FURNITURE STORE."
L'il''Spread you a couch) upon which to recline• .
When' evening'shall'call us to rest,
orthe-flcfieiest-down:'dint-she said -s itlra sigh,
"I. like.BENNETrs mattresses the -befit ",
"Then so shall it be, love—and tables inlaid,
And seats from some far distant shore."
"Oh, no !".she exclaimed, "theyhave elegant cliair3
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At the "RED ROCKER" FURNITURE' STORE."
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e whole stack is
Butter and Eggs taken the same as easy.
marked in plain figures:
ESTATE
THE LATE J.
HODGENS
cleared ;out.
di the goods
CLINTON.
Ladicaneithee*York Do�
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THE MOST RELIABLE AND PERFECT FITTING; AT
I"11S.171.4 17E401
Croquet, Lacrosse, Express Waggons; dcc. A - New Stock of large Chromos
Photo anu Picture Frames, dm.
STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS. LABIES f1WN HAIR 'made up
A. HALE, NEXT TO VI/ DRUG. STORE, ALBERT ST., CLINTON
• Spring . Lines oI Boots, and Shoes.
F-olrre l's--BOot-s-i ,r -in 0M -T8 -'-per .pili=lip to- ? D.(t Men's
Gaiters and Bals; perair. Prun ll s from UO.cup\ r,
d.•
Call early and secure good bargains.
•
•\Ye sti19 selh large quantities of 3 Ib:., TEA for -8l, equal
dealels 0 cent •Tea;'
some
PRODUCE TAKEN FOR:GOODS. POTA'rOES WANTED:
-THOMPSON'
--Gr,lrr2ov,.:M'arch,l8$3 _ _ &, SWYTZER.
0
r_11
OVEN
English, Scotch � Irish Twee
Coati��gs, Worsteds; Sexges,
)oily Arriving
GET YOUR FALL SUIT Noir, Immense stack to select .from.
WHO NEVER PAILS TO GIVE SATISFACTION, IS; STILL OUR ,CUTTER.
Prices:away • down.
Big Stock bf;PRE
,Neto, Patter>is.. Low Prices.
Blac, an
oozed 'i K
ing
it 1 '- . d Ihoise.
r usually kept in00
.A u%
everything s y a 'first-class Dry G s
FALL . WI -NT
&
FULL 'STOCK OF 'GROCERA,ES.'
V1Li11i'fo1H IL 1KK1E'I'S•
Thursday, August 30, 1883.
Wheat, scot - - - $0 98 a 1 00
White wheat, - 0 95 a' 0 97
Spring, 0 99 a 1 00
Oats,
Barley, -
Peas,
Flour,
to ,
Potatoes,
Butter,
Eggs,
Hay„
Hides, 1.
Sheep pelta -
Lamb skins,
O 35 a
040 a
0 70 a
- 5.00 a
O 50 a
0 13 a
O 17`a
800 a 900
600. a
O 50 a
O 75 a
- .6 50 a
8 00 a
S, 00 a
- 2 00 a
O 18 a
Beef,
Pork,
Clover, -
Timothy,
ct Wool. -
0 40
0 45
0.75
5:50
0 60 .
0'14
O 18
salt Rheuns -. Cured.
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum, Roughh'
Skirl, Pimples or Canker ores • if
so go at
5k , P p] a ,
once to J. H. Combe's drug store and get a
package of McGregor & Parke's Carbolic Cer,
ate, Price twenty-five cents. It was never
known to fail,
MEN WANTED
TWO good men wanted, capable of running a
steam seperator. Good wages given.
I3. B. EV.ANS.
Goderich township, Aug. 9, 1883:
6'50 STAR FALL :WHEAT
O 75 ) FOR SEED.
Mr. T. Stanburyhas been appointed by the tinder-
s 00 signed agent for the "sale his celebrated non -rusting
8 25 Wheat. For sale on liberal terms. Only a limited'.
8 50 quantity for; sale. � WM.'REHILL
2;50
0 18 SEEDS- !- SEEDS. !.
C ItO P -REPORT.
ToaoBTO, Aug. 25.—Mr. Angus- Blue,
Secretary Ontario Bureau of Industries,
furnishes the following from his August
crop report:
Wheat—Average 'yieldper acre 13.6
bushels, compared with 33 last year.
Barley -Estimatedproduct less 'than.
last "year by; 3rzT0,000`bus iels.
Oats—Excellent5; estimates product �;-
626,000 bushels more than last year, aver-
age yield nearly 40 bushels per acre.
Bye—Only moderately good.
Peasare estimated to produce 775,000
bushels in excess of last year.
Wet weather has'>greatly: inlu:ed the
corn crop.
Bean crop and buckwheat more favor-
able.:
The crop of hay,and clover islargest
p_, _the gas
ever grown in the country ;'estimated pro-
duce, 4,127;419 tons, against 2,090,626
tons last year. o
Area under roots is in excess of last year
by about 30,000 acres.
==Erult_crop-to_alarge.extent a failure in
all parts of the Province.
Ya
'theywant
n trade in o cle artlil � lzs for.
Our increase p ants om els
of 'ioorn to o•out,of.BOOTS;& SHOES` and ;CROCKERY
t n . E 0 ?FER THESE
& GLASSWARE.' ,W � ouR, � xoLl; sTOCi'� oh
ODDS AT COST. ;,•
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VALUE 01' UUTTEIt!1I1LK,
The Canada Lancet has a leading arti-
cle on
rti-cle-on the beauties of buttermilk as an
article of diet. It points out 'that'thepar
ridge eaters' and buttermilk. drinkers of
Ireland and Scotland are,not excelled by
any other people in: soundness of body and
clearness of head, and it gives many
learned reasons. why'butterinilk should be
ingreater demand among Canadians than
it now is. .Buttermilk, says our contem-
porary, is a true milk, peptonoid—that is
the fashionable word of the day -milk.
already digested. It is good food and
drink for young and old, sick and well.
As it is food, it should not be taken be-
tween meals, as i9 the habit of many peo--
plea Being an' agreeable drink, it is too
often freely used. Sick persons, who par-
take of little' or nothing else, may, par-
take much' oftner, and more freely." •Al-
though containing about the same quan-
tity of nutrition as sweet' milk,yet patients
appeaf'to be able to consume with ease at
least double the quantity of buttermilk.
Buttermilk is especially valuable as a
laxative, apd may be used with great
benefit in cases of typhoid. This affords
a hint for its use in habitusi constipation.
Buttermilk is a diuretic, and may be pre-
scribed with advantage in 'I some kidney
troubles. ;Because of its acidity, it exer
vises a good impression on the liver, and
is well adapted to, many cases in which
lime water and milk are usually prescrib-
ed. -It is valuable >in the treatment of
diabetes, either exclusively or alternately
with skim milk. If these facts were gene-
rally„known, the pigs might come in for a
smeller share of buttermilk that they do,
•and it might beless used as a fertilizer of
the soil, for in many farrn houses the
milk is simply thrown out. '
Who Makes
en,.
our Boots
THE ` BOOT
MAKER:
DEALER IN RILL, KINDS. OF
Womei, &ind Children's Boots & Shoes,
Spring Stock well assorted, and
complete in all departments.
ALL GO'ODS• SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH
C. CRUICKSHANK,..BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON'
1\TO�V IN'STOCl2 FRESH FIELD 'A1 D ;GARDEN
Seeeds,, from the most reliable Seedsmen.
G OO E IBS,
Try our .Choice -Tea at 50 c. -per ib.
P It: O VI' SIC N—S ,
TRY't,I AltniA'N's-CEI i RIBTT1 D-1IW-iIS
SALT A large Quantity of Land
Salt in . stock.
"X. 1VICGARVA.
Clinton, April 9, 1883. Albert Street;
Bayfield-o.te•s' .List.
NOTICE is hereby given that have transmitted or
delivered t� the persons mentioned in the third
and fourth sections of the Voters' List' Act" the
copies required by said section to be so transmitted or
delivered of the list, made pursuant to said Act, of all
persona appeauug by`the last revised-' Assessment Roll.
- of the said Municipality to be entitled. to vote in the.
said Municipality at Elections for member sof the Le-
gislative•Assomblyand at Municilial Elections• and.
that said list, was first posted up at my office at'Bay-,
field oh ninth dory 414 -August, August, X883, and
remains . there for -. inspection. - Electors , aro called
upon toexamine :the said. list, and if .tiny' omissions
or other errors are fouud therein, to take immediate
proceedings to have the said errors corrected according
2;..lae. ,H. HUNTER,;
ayficld, -Aut Itis,1.883. Clerk of said' Municipality
J• " BINDLE COMBE,
ViatcV and Clock Maker,
JEWELLER; &c:;
,OPPOSITE THE IfitARKET, CI.I[VTON
Where he keeps a eelect'aseortment of
WATCHES,` CLOCKS, JEW- LLERY,'; SILVER-
'Which-we-will:Belt at reasonable rates..
teRndpd itrng of every dweaswcrainpteiodn.
'promptly ...at
• JT I}IDDLECOMBE.
;Oiinton, Nov.1889. '
It is charged that the United States:revenue
ofiicers in the upper part of South Carolina
have been paying small sums to mountaineers
to put up illicit stills; which the officials then
seized and obtained the Government reward
of $50 for each
A daughter of Mr. Wm.' Gunning, of
Blansharcd,-Was trying to straighten; a nee-
dle in her mouth
ee_dlein.herinouth the other day,- when- it
broke, -and- one hall' went down her throat.
The doctor can not get at: it, and it is fear
ed it will work to her heart and kill her.
The Deliver ews subg
test, a practial.
way to stamp Mormon rule out, of, -Utah,
and that is for •the Gentiles to pour in 'and'-
out number thein. " Letthep' eacliers;"
it says, ",call upon their flocks to furnish
recruits,'and ifthe ;.feeling'agiiins"t poly
gamy is as deep as its utterance is loud,
an army of peaceful: invaders can be pour-
ed 'into
oured•into the territory within a year that
will outvote the,111ormonsand fill all the
offices with Christian statesmen.".
Kraal'sr][Tuid Lightning
Ts,the.oniy'instaneous relief' for Neuralgia,
Headache, Toothache, &c:. Rubbing a few
drops briskly is all that is needed. No taking
nauseous medicines for weeks, but oihe' min-
ute's application removes al1'pain--ani will
prove the great value of Kraal's Fluid Lightm:
ing. Twenty-five cents per bottle at' J. 11.
S., FOWLER & SOX.
BEST STOCK OF
VIOLIN STRINGS
IN TOWN.
FINE PLATED WARE.
NEWEST DESIGNS IN
JE:VVEL:LERY !
Repairing;:done Promptly.•;'.
C1 fMay 20",th, 1.882.
N S
SPI.HITS
TILE subserfbir desires to return hip'..siircere;
thanks' to his customers and the public generally
for the liberal patronage extended to him in the past,
and by furnishing the best article at the lowest remu-
nerative price, he hopes to merit a coutinpance of the'
9amC.
r5le would- sReo1nllL.recoinmencLa trial of his direct
importations of the'sery best brandy of
Brandies; Port Wines and Holland Gin
SUITABLE FOR lltrsrc s ui Ptsi osns .0'» Fks,, ,t usa.
BASS' -ALE AND GUINESS' PORTER,
In Bottles, Pints and quarts.
CANADIAN' ALES AND PORTER,
OARLiao`s and-DAVI:9 LAGER constantly on hand.
.lust received, in -prime comlitioe,
Montreal ' Ginger Ale, Champagne' Cider,
Plain Soda. .
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ol('• n i .A e t for oder cl AI
N. ROBSON,.e'"`
ALBERT' STREET; BRICK BLOOM, ot.INTON.
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We went: Happy day ! Can I ever forget
• The pleasure that beamed in her face
As she gazed'at the marvels -of beauty„ displayed
In this most wonderful place! •
1Vejujr,ished our nest 10 an elegant style.
Been,married`a twelvemonth or more,
And Mary is swing this song to her babe,
Of the `RED ROCKER' Fort3iCURE STORE:
4.' A. BENNETT,
Siva or TUE 'RED ROCICER,
Neat door to Harland• If7'08. ,tore, Albert
Street; Clinton.
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ttAol uz ,zaleap :aanhusu ssejS pst3 /Ira ?tis.
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� TOGGI'STS
A:'lbert Stir eet.'Clinton.
The 'public •will• find our, stocl:.of medicines complete, warranted genuine, and of
the best; quality.
TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY, BR,ACES;TRUSSES,SPONGES
KINDS OE DRUGGISTS' SU'NDRIES,.USUALLY KEPT,
^t' TN A FIRST CLASS DRUG . STORE.
311.2k1VIIHATOT:
ITARVEST • TOOLS=Forks and• Handles; Scythes,
Rakes, &c. large: stock, selling ver .cheall
We'make aspecialty of .1V1IXAD PAINTS` being; sole agent
for. the;,celebrated. Cleveland < GTJTTA PERCHA PAINTS..
which are always ready for use and kept in stock:�in all colors.
Aluso, the Canadian brook) of ' M" ed ':Punts kept in stock ' :'.
st)1TarriliALINTG,- 7.7N -NAT
SWISS' SOAP, The best washing 'soap in the-
iia ket
GIVE IT A TRIAL, .ASK 'YOU.
1,031
C-izoomR P. I'x°.
MA.NUI'ACTURED Bis` THE
HURON, SO.
Co.
c: 01i»I I ICI -311 ®1 TT.
will found at' the follosing.store :-T. C r
Soap will befollowing s OOpI:R, JOHN CLiNIiVCTI-IAilI1a
T.'SSTANBUEY, CAN TBLON"BROS.; AND A. ANGUS. ;' ' . -
MILLINERY cheaper a th
ever. ' SUMMER
PRINTS at a great reduction. Summer HOSIERY
at cost. SIIIIVIIWGS at coo.
D►C)T¢'!T« FOS Gt iL`' 'rte E PY..A:C v
eN fL' L'st)1'I i', „v - „-„ RLAVER IJLOCKsf.
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