HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1883-09-21, Page 5WE WILL„,c4IVE'
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BalanceOf SUMMER' STOCK of BOOTS & SHOES
for the next THIRTY DAYS.
rneit ani :!/ery. Cheap„
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TAYLOR �
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CLINTON, August 24, 1883.,
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D.o*i'T Purr, Ir.—•Use Newton's one minute
oothaehe cure. Relief at once ; of all dealers,
FURNITURE 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,;
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MARY AND I.
Tomas e
bn May,and the soft zephyrs sighed
ed
Through low bending above.
3y Mary 1, as we wander'd along
And whispered of beauty and lope
We'll make ua k nest like the birdliugs, I said,
And never shall part any more.
Oh, yes t she replied, and :eau furnish it nice
At the "Rua Rocaea" Felt:aeewo Szoan.
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"Put, creature Ithere'smanv a wealthier mum
Would 1ad1!Y have you' for a' -bride, - '
Jut, no one can love yon more fondly than 3,
ldy treasure'and beauty, and pride !
Oh I. had 1 a,inansion with carpets' of gold
And of silver --/d covet the door
hut sinthuh s• he said "Von can•pnirrha e•the•beat
At the Ren Roetrsti' 1•URN[TURE STORE."
'9,41 'spread you a couch upon which to recline
- -, _ When evenio Shall ya,U uedeeese„.
Of tfie flees e^st down.",hutithe said with a
• "I like BEN sEr'r a• mattresses the best.("
•-"Then so shall it be -love,--and tables inlaid,
And seats from some fur distant shore."'
"Oh,-po t" she exclaimed; 'they have elegant. chairs
At the "Rio Rooer:a FURNITURE Siem "
w e wear( pPy day t 4' en I ever forget `•
The pleasure that beamed in her face
• as she gazed, at the niaryela of heaaty displayed
:In tits mot wonderful place!
We'furnished our, nest nn an elegant style.
Reen Married a twelyetnanth or more,:
Aeul itir} is sin m thh 'on -to her babe, -
Of cite "Rea 1 i i i • rlcau5TURE S'rose.
„i1. -0N1 OF 'cite Piny I3oexLn,
Next floor fq fLtrlcir d 73ros stole;- A7oert
Atree.C; Cliaatort
tomo; III •10I'aap os:1it`sxnl se=ep-;s1?'t,E
PEI'tSf»3A.L AND POLIT..16AT,,.
Sir John Macdonald will lime the ionic
at ille Lent.ox election trial at Napanee,
•cm the 10th Oct.
Morton St. B. C church, Landon, de-'
' clines to enter the union, and is ging to
lay a t r.a e,t before the English conference.
first rst Wednesday in -tine 1 84 is _
o .
the diy eon which the` new organ %rtinn-
s Leine ( tufted 3tetllodism)- cumes into
force. ,
Mr; S. J .haal-so,�, iVL P.P , of Stone-
wall ManitobaTha�,_b?`eteetieia�ateil, hilt- Ica
disgnalified, and will contest thli seat
again. i
Ilamilton Alethcdists are 'clinch • exercis-
ed over the return of the Genera Confer-
ence to call, the Cuufereilce in which 'that.
eambitiedieeci tveis att,tea.tud4L-T-ham }-Iattlnilton--
Con ferenee.l •
Owink to the 'disagreement ofthejodkes
who tried the Etast.Northumberianl elec-
tion case, it Will .now have to go ie. the
000.rt-ef App-eilh to-be-t1Te-10---t R1ly adju-
dicated lrpcn,• •, _ -
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iuo arts
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FOR
JOHN
OPPOSITE TFIE TOWN HALL,
000
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• In order to -clear out the.,: balance Of his slimmer -stock of
130.PrTSA Z A -SC O:
The. subscribes will offer the above .goods at 'a: discount of 90 per Bent for one
Month. ' •Tis. iso: GEN-01NE, AND ANO .HUMBUG. FALL aL'W7NTER GOODS'
just arttyMe,;• to. be sold ,at' low•, prices anti the usual disoount.
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OUR STOCKOF HEAVY LIGHT HARNESS IS COMPLETE
''& !
c " for'tlle 2iiillian, Georgian Ba Shingles always on hand.
Trunk, find apses . Y Y
ridr3
-'HE -BSC .a7. LDISCOUN'T FOR CASII
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NIL 31 Ovr
H-ARVEST TO.OLS-;Forks and Handles,:Scythes;
Rakes, ,&c:, 'large' stock, selling very cheap:,
WATTS d'.-.,EJO.,'afgeute, Unlit On
Rev. Father
EXPERIENCE.'
.Rev. Z.' r. Wilds,. well-knoce•;r city
.to is„ionary in l!i ew York, and brother of the
Lit,, e;nineutJ'udgeWilds, of the M,assaclsu-
ae tt s'Supreme Court, writes as foll"o i -vs :
73 F. 54th St., Hen, York, May 10, 1112.
MESSRS.:J. C. AYER & Co., Gentlemen : •
Last winter I was troubled with a most
formable itching humor affecting more csi,ecutlly
my1lnaiis which itched so intolerably at tight,
and burned so intensely, that 1 could scarcely 'lee r
any clothing over them. 1 was also a; sufferer
from a severe catarrh and -catarrhal cough ; any
appetite was'poor, and ray system a good deal i e n.
down. Knowing the value of AYER'S s 5:ucsa I.A-
RILLA, by observation of many other cases, and
from personal use informer years,' began taking
tit, for the, above-named disorder MY appetite
improved almost from the first dose. Ste n
short time the fever and•itchiugavereallayss tie'I
all signs of irritation of the skin disappeared ley
eatarrh-arid cough we're also cured by tke same
means, and any general health'gr eptly imp: DV;c.l,
• until. lt:is'Yiowexcellent. ']'Peel z hundred per;
'tent stronger, and L"atitribute'these results to tl o
use of the•SARSAPAisr.LA,which I reared acid J
With all confidence as the 'best blood Medicine
thcne
ever devised.. 1 took it in small dot, us tl ice
bines a day,'and used, in al] .less than to bottle s.
1 place these facts at your service,hopi»g then
publieation may do good.
Yours respectfully, Z. P. Wilms,"
The above instance is hut one of She many con-
etantlycoming to our notice; which prove the -per-
•: feet` adaptability of A>c 1, a's SARs tr:1RILLA 10
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the core of all diseases arising 'front incus to (.0 int-
poveritAhed blood, and a wea'.c, ne<1 vitality:
A)ier's Sarsaparilla
-clemises, enriebes,anli strong(icing the blood,
--stimulates the action of the stomach and l owels,
and thereby enables the system to rc st and ever -
'come the attaeksof all scrofuloucl)iseasrc
t -ions of the Skis, 11heuenatismT-Crab rrlt, General
Dcuilit�,iaiid all disorders resulting from boor or
,corrupted blood and a low state:ot tl e system.
]'R rail' rr r;i
Dr: J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Sold by an Druggists; price `:1; ix hot'ties for 115
We make a specialty of.141IXED• PAINTS, being sole'agelit
for' the celebrated 'Cleveland GUTT 4 PERCHA
Which are always ready' for use; and kept iin stock in all colors.
Also; the Canadian. brand of• Mixed Paints sept in stock.
AYER'S .
CATHARTIC
PILLS
est Purgative, ('iiiedieine.
stn . t or erica :nr:. 1lo1 l-csi ion riendache; and
l T iiot ih order •:`-.
cold ever} whcar e. A.:11.ayA r liar ae.
The directors of the Exihaur0 Bank
have resolved to suspend payit iron and ,
put
the bank into liquidation. n31 ih • thi3.
temporary pressure is over rile li'i silities-
are ,5130,000 circulation. ••
. Vennor predicts as follows :—A soaring
wet autumn,very open After Octobl;r cold
wave. No snow at close of,year. Unusual
warmth .in January, 1884. lierdl,y.'any
winter: at all westntT,eronto., Severe frosts
may do hartrf iii bare ground.
•T to relation of the English Church to..
the liquor traffic are about to undergo a.
thorough sifting tinder • the initiative of
Canon Wilberforce, ttiho Itae blade a vigor-
ous attack •ort' the holding by the Estab- -
lislted Church of an immense amount of
public-hons1'prorer.ty..
When the r1'.viy petitionerin the 1lzonek
tease asked to have his .deteisit-,:utinus..tho -
costs, sti.tlidrattiirt•froni the Court, a Toren
tip fire) of hiwyers, t'a'd to • be made up of
'curies, ubreiued an order to stop payment.e.
onelle :-greund that they had .an old jud;-
inetit `.nairist File petitioner, "which they
omenta, d "t0 h,:. e .satisfied.
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An idea of the nay the disputed territo:
ry is Dein fobhrd ...,.1, rdc cvuirrvance Ot •
the"sDorni'uin.o Govertune tit is shover' by`the
operations i•f 1tZe 'S'hields. This contrac-
tor took''eut and sc1lo 800 000 reit eayties
• at 40 Bents each, •320,000 Ela also tool
mit ant ao1d-200:000-feeet tit-tiil-rber tt-50 —
cents per foot; ,4100,000 ; •trtai, $420;000
stolen---actually'stolen--irom (hitt rio.
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Mr. Matthew Ryan, an ex -stipendiary •
magistrates of the north-west, says to are -
porter. (rf tI-e ` muipeu Freo Press on the
boundary question -=``1 have studied it,
and arewell satisfied tbat.•Mr. Mowat is -
right.' When teat in Ottawa'I arered the
' qu:estion at• ".eleth-.with a political and per-,:
sonal friend of Sir John A. • Macdonald's, -
a roan on the verge of, thg'1liinistry,1'as
Lord Bea"olnsfield•evenld say, _and 'upon fe- -
naily ptittaing tt:e question, 'is it not a good
neovraphical Nundary V he replied, 'itis, ,
but a ad politi1eal one,' meaning, c ident
lI , th ,t it didof snit Motisaeau, NIasson, •
et a1, s teu.y have themselvesdectedled
In the C lust of, Appeal in Toronto, on
Saturday, it; the Muskoka election case,
Mr. Fethnce stated, that he. had frmally
abandoned 'the ,acrtitiny, and the c aim to
the seat cn behaifof'his client, Mr Betts..
.The reason forhisiaction was.the_ground
of expense, as on calculation he had found
.thatthe probable tibia consumed would be -
a, year and a .half, .and. -.the probable ex-
pense ($30,000. Tlie npmber of votes' ob-
jected.to e,n both.sideswa`e over 1;100. On -
the apnounc.iment being .made the jud- '
gee gave their' final: decision ;-declaring :the -
seat vacant • ,and ordering. the :respondent
tp-pay the Nit costs. lof the petition and.of . -.
the .:trial. '.'Mr. Fauquier haientered an
appeal from the judges' finding '
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The nomination- took place 'rn 41g sna on -
Saturday, and Messrs. Lyon and Plummer -
wili:go to the polls: ,There was req excite-
-ment-at--the-':nomination, though -a few
representatives of the Muskoka Bribery
Brigade.: were on hand. The- election
takes place, on:;Sept, 28th. ; The Tories
'have'thrownoff all disguise, and itis. now •
understood that'the' election of Mr. Plum-
rner by an unbiased vote, would indicate a \'
desire oia.the 'part of the inhabitants to an-
nex all that portion of Algoma ;west of
Thunder Bay, to the Province'nfManitoba,
Mr: 'Lyon will head the poll unless the
Shields piuicy • is. ;re-enacted,'luring the .
next' fortnight,and if' Mr. Plummer and
his friends bny the' seat the; judges' will
hare;work to do. It:ie • impossible to be-
•i'ievethat the actual'reei't•nts of Algoma
wanttoseetheir: territory, annexed •to•im-
,pecunieus Manitoba, - arts its timber and.
minerals -given-`to-sir John Macdonald'a:;
army of political jobbers.
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Stook rrt�ures. Woo
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d�5�'s
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The public will find our snuck,, .ef inedicines' complete, warranted genuine and ei
the best quality.
TOILET SOAP, P.EliPEMEEV. Simi Df:tt.13aACLs,TitUSSES,StPONGES:
AND AEI:,' KINDS OE 1) UGGESTS' SUED RIES 'US1 ALLY KEPT
IN 'A blit';' ct•AS`i DRUG :SToltN:. •
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f 1Ei,LI+,IiOI�� ��tl. } �II�IS Gl�L�1� D:�LMiATI;�•iv �ti�d ',PRRSItA�I I�,IaC1 P01 .ERS.
SLt1T PO:� DER GiJ.NS,' F0J '('RE"FLY CAMPAIGN."'
F tE * MOS `I` ZBB T X XXE J'QYCE.
..C11t141ST AND DRUGGIST, • . CLINTON, ONT,
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ono
1M[ILLINERY cheaper than ever. •SUMMER
PRINTS at a great reduction. Summer HOSIERY
at cost, • SHIRTINGS at cost.
ft.B1 ESLEY,:
BEAVER. BLOCK.:
That SULPHUR AND TBON'BIT-
TERsw•ill make -the weak'
strong and gives the fee-
ble, nerve.
Wi11- 'increase the muscular
force' and double talo
staying power.
Will insure a hearty appeti-
to and increased digestion.
Will give sleep, sound and
.refreshing -ill-::due season.
'Builds up the 'constitution.
and makes the weakest
rugged.
Strengthens, feeble women'
and Tli zt,et,, hinny children ..
.Strong.
Cures. General Debility and
„gives a new lease of, life.
-Niel' infuse with new` life
the M'et'res' • invalid,
The Ilabit s, occupations; vices
ccup
end unnatural modes of living which
em toc t.
owc ,tt et
ton1ave the
'effect rof c.eNleUnhr ,the human sys-
tem of its itccessaiy supply of Iron,
and :science having determined this,
'was bound' to find means to re-esta-
blish that supple.' It 155 mi tm- '
Formant and difficult- task t But it
his been accomplished. �y,In the
$Jp.rJlL'R AND ` IRONJTTERs '
which=have---so—quickly seCn -. -
--
red' the endorsement of medical
nen as well as the public, gone
rally. -
Iron m combination with -other .-
`vital Tonics is found in a proper foul'
'
forduick assimilation and the oppi
)ion of the ablest medical inen•who
have examined. this, preparation is
that it is the best thing of the kine
ever invented. • •
SULr11171 AND IcoN BIT"
• T. ns Salta by all ])ruggist
and at Depot 150 St Jarnes
,�•SE�Weet Man•treal,�~d�rlcrr-.�-;�
VA'1" t•S
tB . CtO►••
CLl id1"'ON.
LIST.OF FALL :'FAIRS. • -
Industt•ial, Toronto,'Sept.,11 to 22.
Prov iciei, t;ueiph,:ept. 24 to 9t1.
Western, London, Oot, 1 ,to. 5. '`• •
Central; Hamilton, Oct: 2 to 5.
I'Iav; Z_ prick," Sept 20, 21. .,
South Rulon,: Exeter; -Oct, 8, .9.. •
West Hurorr;' Goderich,Oct, 9, 1.o,
Tuckersmith, Seaforth, Oct. 1, 2.
Stanley, Eayfield, Oct. 15, 16, . •
Ea,stWatvanosh, Belgrave, Oct, 5.
Morris, Blyth, Oct. 11, 12. •
Tornberry, Wingham :Oat. 9; 104' r
FastHeroin ut"•u,Bui swos,0
1 ct 4 and •5,
Iltil lett, Ci )ton,• Oet, 17: 18. '
.
The (r n rst, Heating compound d
I3 a preeie ation of carbolic acid; vaseliue and
cerate called McGreger,&-'Parlce's Carbolie •
aerate. I•t-:will'eure.any sore, cut hien or
bruise when till other preparations t'.• • Call •
tt 7 11 CZrmbe's drug store and ;et a pack
iv .T,everty •.fte-eents.-is all -it costs.
RAIL -WAV. TIME CARD.
Trains leave Clinton as fellows -el
e0ls Nn TRIiNE RAILWAY`. •
(Ioing-Ea"st _ - Going West, ..
0.15 a.m. express 8.20 4.1.11mixed
9 20 a an, mixed 1.17 p.m.express •
1.17 p.m, express G 15,p.m. mixed
3.50 pan. mixed 9.00 p.tn. 'express
GJIEAT tPEsTFRN RAILWAY.• ,
Going North. Going' South.
9.25 a.tn.express 8.20 a.m. express
6:10 p.m. express 3,50 p.m. express
The 41sTeltetit Thing on Iteeor•d.
ISI011Ur's Fluid Lightning -for ueuralpiare-
Tietidaclie, toothache; e'f'o. ; It door iiot-bliste .
of ;d sooIdr-tlneskin ; requires -but o e,ttpplica••., r.
tion to banish- all . pain magician ' without
using any greasy Iiniinent or carrying your
head in a poultice for weeks. Try, a twenty
five cent bottle from J:H. Combe, druggist.