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Home My WebLink AboutThe New Era, 1883-10-05, Page 5Are selling wholesale and retail at such prices ° as to Any other firm in this westerncountry to equal as regards finish, variety, elegance or design, in which Our stock for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE is now complete; and will be sold ,at prices TO SUIT THE CLOSEST BUYER, CUSTOM WORK. --We cut the best leather in tche market, and guarantee to satistl etiou, .' TRUNKS &, VALISES—A- full assortment and very cheap, 5 per cent discount for caste. give W. TAYLOR & SON, CLINTON, -L] We , or Mon do list exclude even London Toronto, Montreal, SIDEBOARDS, which range in price from six to: sixty •dollars, WINDOW POLES AND CORNICES ill endless variety. So if you want anything in JO OPPOSITE 000 Just step into either of the Free Busses Grand Trunk Bailway Station, and .you; will be driven directly tothe WN HALL1 aI t ec 1e fi.e�s°°Islor a b Where yoti will see a:finer stock than in any store, in town. 7N •R;ED-ROCKER: S ORE \\ Opposite Dike'. Hotel, Clinton. BiG PAY. LIGHT WORK.` 0 Active- Agents, Male or Female -wanted at once . F in every Township, Town and Village, to canvas for cgz- r doyP Potrroo le C' n bce .- ..,ass s fV esti �h i �DtPsgs -.b �c�s L4 9g & Viet ' At o • . L, (WEEK .Y E•DITION) The circulation of THE WEEKLY MAIi is now 75,0.00 coifing i-eek.Iy, and rapidly increasing. � n -n ay _t>>ll-•;.�n.><><n-r-y-1 �!,_1.� �a UN k: DOLL _E 11 Karel, Karat.— Climax cough cakes, Quick, ,Imre oure ; of all dealers ; 'foots. WATTS n. CO., tututon-. Rev. Father Wilds' EXPERIENCE. The. F.ev. Z. P. Wilde, well-known city missionary In NewYork, and brother of the late eminent Judge Wilds, of the Massaehu setts Supreme Court, writes as follows ;78 E. 04th St., New York May 16,1882. MESSRS..J.. C. AYER &CO.,.Gentiemen . • Last jointer I;was troubled with a most nneoni- 1ortable itching humor affecting -more especially niy limbs, which itched .so intolerably at night, and.burned so intensely, that I could scarcely. bear any clothing over them. I was also a sufferer. from,a severe catarrh and catarrhal cough ; .my.. appetite was poor, and my system a good deal run down. Knowing the value of AYER'S SARSAPA- _ nua,A,_b-y-observation of many other cases and from personal'nse informer years,I began taking• it for :the above-named disorders. My appetite - unproved almost from the first dose. Alter a short 'thue the fever and itching wereallayed, and an.signs of irritation of the skin disappeared. My catarrh. and, cough were ulso cured by the same • means and my general health greatly improved, • uutil'it'is now excellent. I feel a hundred per cent stronger, and,1 attribute these results to the use of the SARSAPARILLA, which I recommend with all confidence as the best blood medicine ever devised. ' I took it in small; doses three timesa day, and used, in all, less than two'bottles. I placepublication these fmay do gy tdsoag ood, your .service, l%op.rig'their - Yours respectfully,.- 2. P. WILDS. The above Instance is but one of the many con sttantly coming'to our notice, which prove the per feet adaptability; of per- . 9ARsat'AR1LLA tQ the cure of all diseases arising from impure or.im- poverislred blood, and a weakened vitalit3'. It contains the latest • news, both; Locust and Fe ci n, a splendid Story Page, First class Agiicultttcal I'itge, reliable Mai kot Reports, Legal Column, Household` anti Cillldren s:1)epartniertd'. For further slat ticula-s apply to W. N. COOPER, Jr., General Agent, CLINTON... EN'TRAI DRTTC- STORE .t l F SA [� � cl PFRS1�1 1NSFiG .E ODERS iv }L CT I'UWDER (xi NS, FO$' THE FLY CAMPAIGN.. '*E 'JA. ill E CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, CLINTON, ()NT. Sarsaparilla . Ayer's cleanses, enriches, and strengthens the blood, stimulates the action of the stomach andbowels, and thereby enables the system to resist and over- come the attacks of all ScrofulousDiseases, Erutp-, tions of the Skin, Rheumatism, Caitaarh, Gcuerat Debility, and all disorders resulting from poor or corrupted blood and a low state of the system. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. -Lowell Mass. Sold by all Druggists; price 51, six bottles for Sri. AYER'S , CATHARTIC° PILLS - :. — Best-' Purgative Medicine - cure Constipation. ation -Indigestion, headache, and i itillens,Disorders. . 6o14.1 everywhctt . 3lwas s reliable. MILLINERY cheaper than ever. SUMMER. PRINTS at a great reduction. Summer HOSIERY at, cost. SHIRTING -S at cost, fON T TL7 T rl; !j It. ft1 ESLYt, x, That SULPHUR AND IRON BIT TEliS will make the weak' strong and gives the fee- ble, -nerve.-.LL -- Will •increase, the muscular force and, doti.ble the staying power. Willi sure -:i heartypped-- to and. increased digestion. ,frill:give sleep, sound and refreshing in due season. Builds up the constitution suet' luakes' the weakest -lugged"— Strengthens feeble women and makes puny• °children `, strong. Uaies General. Debility and ". gives it new lease of i um- -Will infuse, ,with- new .life the tvefikes' illy tlii1. The habits, occupations, vies' :aux unnatural modes of living which seem toRillow civilization have the,. rtfect'of,eteipletinii the, human sys tcm'\of its, necessary supply of Iron, and science having determined this, ' was bound to find aneans to re estn- irlislt`• that supply. It was an int-, portant and difficult task 1 But -it -- bas been accomplished. In the -SULPfIuR AND: IRON BITTISRS. which, • liave so quickly secu- red the endorsement of medical intaGlIf y. as well as the public gene- , Iron to combination r.•av tar other` - itai Tonics is found in a proper forns f or quick assimilation and the opi- niob of theablest men who 'Lave examined, this preparation is that it is the best tiling oi'the kind ever invented. SUhPIII/1, .'AND IRON' BIT-, liltS sold by all Druggistq tinct at DepSt. James 'St Welty Mot ontreai5Ol, Trice 50o:.:_... AROUND • THE courlTY.' Brussels taxes are 9c, on the S. Seaforth High school has a piano. C. and S. Cokens, >f Grey, lost 13 slieep by dogs. j August b ;fuer of Seaforth creamery hold 'at 22a ib - Johpern ltnrrcii' , 1`erna, tai located his aria by ranning twaingt a companion. 11r. Frank Spaying, of afirtlr; goes to Mitch ell to -start a grocery Htcre.- Mr. S. Dickson, p istrnastor Seager tb, took 70 bushels of oats each, froth 6 acres. wn,. Ross haa pore asechthe stonegri,,t{nil) at Brussels, from Ylariu Bros.. at 54,500. 'J. J. Collie, of Blpevak,played with a re- volver and sent a biillett through his baud. Wm. Newcome, of Morris, a youth_ of 7,3 years, bound.3 acrei ;of' heavy oats one day Last week. Afire Duncan 2t[eNVaughton, 2nd inn. Turn berry, went to bed in1good health last week, but was found deadnext morning - Mr. W. Payne has sold hia farm on the Mill Road; Tuckersmith;'near Eguroirdvill'e; to Mr,' 1 arson, of Exeter, for the sum of 57,100. Lachlan McNeil, of Grey, carried oft first prize and a purse of $50 for the best Canadian draught stallion at the indast•ial exhibition Toronto last week, nobt, McDonald, of Sunshine, thinks he has discovered perpetualj' motion.: A good many Others have thought the same- bat "they found out their mistake and so will he. - Mr. John 11. Stephenson, at Blyth, of . Met- calfe & Stephenson. jewelers, -'has retired from the partnership, and hris joined ,his' brother in Tilsonburg in'a'similar- business. Mr. Mamie, of 'Hay, threshed one day - last week with his steam thresher,, on -the: farm of: Mr Itobt. McAllister, of 1Hay, 1,400 bushels of oats and 100 bushels of wheat, 1,500 bushels in all, which is considered a big day's work, Robert' Taylor, of E. Wawanosh, ,net with n severe accident on, Tuesday. He was di lving into the barn with a, load of 'grain and while leaning forward the front stake hroke causing him' to fall. Both wheels passingover him. I-fe may recover. 'Mr. George Forest,has rented his fine farm on the aril con. of .Stanley 'to his sons, and intend removing .to Brucefield to live, Mr. Forestis one . of the pioneer 'farmers of the township, having resided on his present place over 33 years. As an article for; the toilet, Ayer's flair Vigor -stands;• unriv8l1ed, f It cleanses the 'scalp and preserves: it `from scurf<and dap. d'rriff, cuvea itching and humors, irestores faded or gray.hairto its' original"dell> color, and promotes' its • growth • Mr. VT:n.: 1Tarrison, the well-known fish dealer of Bayfiad,.fr•om the 18th of May 'until the Gth of September, disposed: of 9 671 pounds of fish. •Thesewere 'all retailed in Clinton and Seaforth andtocatch, customers onthe road between each place and Bayfield. Mrs. James Nichol, of McKillop, met -.vith a painful accident one day; last' week. She was milking a cow When!some young cattle fright•' . cued the animal-she;was milking, causing her to jump sideways.:Mrs.' Nichol •was thrown down. and trampled; upon, and besides other bruises had two ribs! fractured. it is a good rule to accept only such media .' cities as have; afterlong years of trial, .ptoved- worthy `of cogfidence. Thisis a case where other people's „ex perien'co:-may be of great service, and if has been•the experience of -. thousands that Ayer' - Cherry' Pectoral is the best congh Medicine ' ver used. ` • On '1 oefida7 a very iainful accident happened at Downey's farm the 14th con-of.McKillop, whereby tC -young--man named John ` eagler came near .Ioosiug `his life. He was cutting bands near the tumbling rod of the: thresher • when his pants in some way got caught, which whirlod him around jive timos before the ma- chine could: be .:topped. When extricated it was found hip right leg was 'broken below the knee rn two pleas; 25c. paid in advance will get the..:. -New Era till the 1st of January. LIST. Or j'FA1.L. FAIRS. Stanley, Bayheid, Oct. 11, 12. South Huron, Exeter, Oct.; 8, 9. Lest Huron, Goderich, Oct, 9, 10. Morris„Blyth, Oct. 11, 12. Tnruberry, `Vingham, Oct. 9, 10. Hullett, Clinton, Oct. 17, 18. A little daughter of a woman. named Johnston at Mob1eton, said her mother had wrung off; the neck of her'infantaud buri- ed .' it. ' The body. wasfound,' but the woman-. denies the crime. HEA•VFR iI,4)C11i, WATTS &. CO - CLINTON. Kraur's' Fliiit( Lightning. • it is the only instantaneous relief for Neural gig, Headache, Toothache, 'etc, 'Itubbin a few .drops briskly'' is all that is needed. Na' taking nauseous medicines for weeks, but one -minute's application removes all pain and'' will prove the great Value of I:rani'a Fluid Ligghtning. Twentyive cents per bottle at: J.,11. Contbe's Drug Store: -' RAILWAY CARL. 'l t arn:;-leave Cliiitnfias`follow GRAND lf`l0UNIC 11AI I.WAY•'• Going Est. Going”'West. 9.15 a.nl. express 8.20 R.M. ,:mixed 8�'Oarrin mixed; 1.1.7 p.mrl.'express 1.17 p.m. express 13.15p.m.`. mixed 3.50 p.m. mixed. '' 9..00 p.ni. express • Gat t 1iJtSTI-)af y rtwAS. - Going No th Going Soutil, 9.25 a:m. ex�• ress - 8.20 nail. ecpresS- 9.10 p.m. express • 3 50 p nr express :- net;regor'a Speedy,Care Peon the many remarkable cures wrought • by: using Mci1 egor's Speedy Cale , for, Dys- pepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, and Affec tion of the Liver, and froirrthe immense sale of it without any advertising, we have eon- cludcd to place it, extensively on the market, so that those wire suffer may have a..:perfect, E': C drug ombc'ti-store cure. L o to J 1tore an get a trial bottle, (een, or tho regular size) `ab fifty cents. and oge flail tt: - Clinton Ocaaly Eigh School TN TIIE CLINTON 1iICiU SCII)0T. SPECIAL' • 'l. attention Ia paid to the preparation of:- students for the following purposeti;=lTtiivcrsip, I nior and Senior mstrienistismia pns and betters, \Tatriculation' Eft Law and Medicine, ''caihcrs`'nou prefcsttonal ex- mutilations of all grades. The teaching,staff consists of four• Raster,; who aro specialists in Classic Fnrlith, trench,` German, :the.Conmiereial branches nlathentntic!s and Science. th tlr'ros is easy of access by rail, a healthy and plea-: sant place to live hi, -and remarkably free from in- ducements to vice, sad from those attractive amuse- merits that so frequently interfere with study. An unt irpss oci snjtply of Apparatus, for the tench- ing.•of Chemiatry, Natural Philosophy, and Physics. /Ta3'No effort will he spared to "make 1110 CI iN'TtN 111glt SCIIOOT. thoroughly dale:enl. •itEco n ,Fi11f ISS;;• One .1[atiichlvrt drtlr, )•,Hors in itIathmnalic Ono Scholarship in Morte:..ngLag8�,,t 1`!nticl fit t rless. honors in ,trio varibbmht e departments of tvcteity carrienlinn. Thtrtyfre ant;of forty.ono, or 811 per centnati,ons.suc.coeiledutpassing-int he the Midsummer f I(1 forhuy further particulars apply in • •r TITRNRUrf,, Headmaster.-. %Ulnen, 8,4(t , 1588.