HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1884-04-11, Page 5•
ROUNO THE COUNTY.,
A. Bradshaw, 4th con. Morris;
dtMealy last week, after a short
Pev ival s.rvielis in the Goderich
ist church; ;have added nearly
embers to the church..
s.. Tkotnpson, of East Wawano34,
fled single for 73 years,' thenhe
tied it was not wise for man to
ane. -
freak of nature may be seen on
remises of Mr. S. Wallace, lot 2,
on., Tuckersmith, in the shape of
with•five legs..
atilt of open air exorelse and the want of
Out care in the matter' of diet, the whole
cal mechanism often b000mos impaired
); the winter. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the
r remedy to take in the spring o1 the
to purity the blood, invigorate the system,
the liver .to action, and restore the
y tone and vigor.
l AItDI C1IANOES..
MONET TO* ZO411 .
J.RIYATE AND 'COMPANY FUNDS, AT
lowest rates of interest. Rxtrieleal payable,
a@'desired by borrower.
Valuator for tho CANADA; Loam) Costar
Cours2 . D. A. FOARATER.
Clinton, Dee. 20.1883..
Etniti.N& TISIOIALL
$AliltKES`S
RATTENBU.F.Y ST., OLUNTOT,
¥i1RANSAOT A GENEBALBANBINOBUSINESS.
1 Moneyadvaneed oq Mortgagee and Notesofhend
Drafts issued payable at par,at all the ofacesof the
Merchant's Bank of Canada. New Perk exchange
bought and sold. P$OSIYT ATT>tNTION rAID. To OOL•
LEOTIONEthroUghwat Canada and the United States..
SALE NOTES SOUGHT at oloee rates, and mane]
advanced to termite on their own notee,fer anylength
of time to snit the borrower. All marketable occur
. tioeboughtandsold. •
McLean leas purchased the Pinlc=i
n farm, consisting of 47-4 aeras on
Bayfield Road near Goderich.'
r. John Pickard, of Porter's Hill,
purchased frorn' Mr. Cdnrtice, 40
es of hand, the front half of the Gar-
er piece, for $1,500. •
essrs. Joseph and Andrew Feagan
eta bought lot 26, 3rd coli„ East WYa,
nosh, from Mrs.: B-.nnett of Napanee.
e farm contains 200 acres. Price
,800.
How aro we ever going to • get through. our
ring and -summer's worts l Wo aro all run
we, tired oat before it bogin80 So say many
farmer's family., "We answer,go to your
nggist and pay five dollars Tor atx • bottles of
yet a Sarsaparilla. This is just the medicine
n need, and will pay %impound Interest on
o investment.
AIr. Wm. Aitohei'ion, of the 2nd con.
McKillop, has purchased the Carter
arm in Eiullott from Mr. Robert Me-
ichael, for the sum of $6,300. Mr.
cMichael paid X5,6'00. for it about -a
ear ng0: • .
Tr . A 1.1.eiltil•tuey, of the Mill Road,,
1'uckersmith, having not yet sold..his
farm has decided to rent if for a tern;. of
years, as he has purchased a farm in
:manses and intends removing there
within a month.
These are Solid Facts.
• ' T140 best blood Purifier and system regulator
over placed Within the reach of suffering :hd-
manity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inactivity of
the Livor, Biliousness, Jaundice,, Constipa-
tion, Weak Kidneys. or any disease of the
urinary organs, or who ever requires Can appe-
tizer, tonic or mild stimulant, will always find'
Electric Bitters the hest and' only certain. oure
known. They not surely and quickly, every
bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or
`money refunoded. Sold at fifty cents' a • bottle
by Watts & Co.
HORSE AND STOCK NOTES. AT. A • HALE'S CII1A.P STORE,
, Mr. J. Torrance, Stanley, sold his
year old Dolt for 1200 cash, a fe.w days.
rlfo"o. �v
T. McLanchlin, 13russels, has arrived S..', . FOWLER & SON.
home from Scotland, with tllree.Clydes•
• dale stallions. • ' •••
Mr. 11. Weston, Goderich 'township;'
sold a fine team of horses to 3fr.G.Cox,
of Detroit, for 4400.
Baatt ns I\ NEW YORE. Atislcrs of Tun
3lehaneur'sBANK OF CANADA,
TE DE -REST ALLOWED .ON DEPOSITS
W. W. VARRAN. J. P, T1SDALL'
THE MOLSONS BANK,
Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1855.
0A.PIITAL, - $2,000,000:
HEAD OFFICE,: •MONTREAL.
THOMAS WORKMAN, President.
J. 11, R. MOLSON.. .. Tice -Pres.
WOL>' ERSTAN TIIOMAS, Sonoral Manager.
Notes discounted, Collections made, Drafts
issued, Sterling and American exchange
bought and sold at lowest
current rates.
1NTEREST'AT+LOWED ON DEPOSITS.
FARME f3.. -
rtoneyndvancetl to farmers on their own notes with
one or more endorsers. No mortgage required as 80-.
.purity. • •
IL C. BREWER M nager,
January 1888. Clinton.
Picture &Photo names
FROM TWEN'&-FIVE CENTS bar. .
MATS .. tamped,
With Bird,,' -Boasts, Fi'irt or Flower.:
ALL KINDS OF WALL POCKETS;
BOOK AND CLOCK SHELVES,
FANCY GOO1)S,l,.c:.
cLINTQ i.
BEST-STOCIt 0F.,
Mr. John Wallace, Goderich town-. VIOLIN STRINGS
ship, purchased from Mr., Jas. Stewart, •
of Colborne. a fino thoroughbred bull
for 1120. . •
E. Bcsman, of Morris, has purchased
a.young durham bull` for the sum .of
1100. The annual is but 10 months
old and tips the beam at S00 lbs.'.
Mr. Wm. Dearing, of Stopheli, :sola
his thoroughbred two -yr -old durham
bull, "Howard Boy," to \I..
Balougli, of West Wawanosh, for $150..
Mr. J. Templeton, 10th con. of Wok-.
.ersmith, has solei his splendid . Clydes-
dale cult, "John A Macdonald," to Mr.
:Patrick, of Pomba,. ;1•iicli.,'for 81,500.
It is'cotning two. .,
Mr. Thos. Kidd, of Se'aforth, sold a
year old filly front; "Lady Dufferiri" • for.
the sum of 1250 cash, and Mr. Thos.
Lapslie, of McKillop, also sold • a. three.
year old filly - for . $250. Both 'were.
purchased by Mr.. W.T. l±reenn,n, of.
Naahville.
From the malty r.emarkal/io• cures wrought
by rising McGregor's Speedy 'Cure for l)ys-.-
pcpsia, Indigestion, Constipation, and Airco- -
tion of the Livor, and from the immense
of it without any advertising, we have - ,con•
eluded to place it extensively on the market, •
ro that thoso who suffer may have .0 perfect
onto, rao to J. 11. Combe's drug store and
get a trial bottle free, or the regular size at
nifty cents and one dollar. -
Thos: Russell, of Usborne, • has
trade tho following •saler, of thorium;-
brad bull calves during. the fail .of 1883:
"Roan Priiloo" to D.Lt'.McKe11en, Jaiv-
ingatcu post office; "R'iverside • Duke"
to D. Mitchell, Ribbert ; "Earl of'Eser
•ter" to W. Rothwell, Stanley, ; "Young
Statesman" to John Cfuninring, Hullett;
"Earl of Whitevalc" to Thos, Dinsdalc, f
taniey.
• A (:rest Discoverl • . • "
Mr. Win. Thomas, of Newton, Ia., says r---"Mv
wife has been seriously affected with a 'cough
'for twenty-five years and this spring there,
severely than ever before. She had tised many
remedies without relief, and baiag urged to
try Dr. Ktug'e Now Discovery, did so,. with
most . gratifying results. T1fo first, bottle ro-
7ieved her very much, and the Second bottl0
has absolutely ourOt her. Site has. not bad so
good health for thirty years." Trial bOttlea
roe at Watt8 & Co's.. drug store. Largo size 5t.
1'N r1'owN.''
FINE PLATED WARE.
N EwIa T DESIGNS IN
JEWELLERY r.
Repairing done Promptly.
Cl• Sou, May 25tH. 1982.
Go to COOPER' S
1'ox •
'.CHI;.iA1.P GROGERII'S.
Crockery,: Glassware, . &c.
O tin tI aid tornmaaf hot.
NEW TIN STURE.,
WWI; sUBhCa1S.E1t,-wHO WAS' MIL IIO II
J. than ei'RRin years io the employ of hit. Silas
Davis, doslrea to intinlato that he ltas
Opened a Tin Shop io Dodswortii's Mock
TOMOS S'T'REET, CLINTON, .
'utero ho is prepared to do
AtLT, 'KINDS 01? TIN, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WORK,
rn the beat of style and oh siert notice
iia ," Ol r,, LAMPS, CLASS, &tn. In stork
t r:,n1. setae -trim 1 ,w
s.tllfl'tsl, at-rrsftkr,• . THE 1''1'lt'?r"`1Tili-t1 ;If
A•L S'0' '
Petty's giletratsd English ,8raakfa:t Bassa,
• • ',Ong Clear ttacofa Sugar Cured Naqua,
• , And A'o.' 1 LARD. ' . •
' Atrricea which cannot be lieaton la .town..
HIS 60 C. TEA A SPECIALTY
DobbiiiirtLECTEIC SOAP
THOMAS. COOPER,
.tr nERT STREET, CLINTON
DOING .VERY WTELL JUST- NOW,
.e.nt..
WON'T BOTHER ADVI TX•3INCC- -
f •
FOR Ag WEEK Olt TWO.
THOMAS STEVENSON,.
('linter,. Tlet 1V4:r.
a• .
•
•
llal;r'rJ`ONT
BIDDLBOO, BE,.
Watch alt' Clock Maar
JEWELLER, dc,,
OP1'U$I'r,6 TIRE 31*110AMT,CLA1t1TON •
Where lie keeps &:881101 assortment of
WAI'coes" nL iWR ,1 -wee 1 en sareR
NEW ERABAKERY'. •
THOS. DUNLOP
HAS pleasure i11 tnfornting the people of Clinton•
that be Ma cbmmencod business for hisi1 in;
11,0 building adjoining the Nfirw ERA office, we he,willconducttheBAKING BUSINESSIn%Mitenc•sf.esyandwill18e�i�easadtoFEdeIv achaneofpaage,l1i
behoving that'hg car, f lve,yittslaction to alt who ;aeon
him with their Custom, Eagan Damen.
c, E,I
Which w9 Will; sell at.rea6onableratsc,
Repairing of every desoript;ton promptly at
tended to, and all work warranted.
J. B(Da LECOMBE;
Odnton,Nov. 1882, •
JOHN ROSSr.
PUMP MAKE
_ R,
CLINTON, ONT.
The aubscrlbdr hasfa hcoad on. manyy yeitrb' export
once, and guarantees s t0 give the best of aatis-
•
PUMPS, 'TANKS, CISTERNS, ETC,,
.Lade and put in ou short4rotico. AU orders
by mall promptly attended to. Charges ren
s01at11e. '. •
JOIIN ROSS, Clinton',
WINES AND
SPIRITS
Til): subsc:tbar • desires to return his. shnoore
thanks to his customers and the public gen rally
for the liberal patronage extended to him in tho past,
and by furnishing the gest article at the lowest *omit-.
nerative price, he hopes to merit a continuance of the
same. •
He would specially recommend a trial of itis, direct
Importations os the very boat brands of
Brandies, Port Vines and Holland Gia,
SUITABLE FOR DIEAIO1NAL'I'uRi'Oeps ANA 1' A]1Lty res..
BASS' ALE' AND OWNERS' PORTER,
•
InaBottles, Pints and (marts.
CANADIAN ALES AND PORTER,
CxnLI\0'e and DAVIES EAGERennstantly on: hand.
• lust received, in prime' condition, •
Afondrrdl ^!urger Ale, Chow(' (:trier,
Plain Sot/a.
ttilt'• .ibr (-otleriels .e11 t•,
\. 1101;*0\, '
.1.1.1..41 l Sr itl,t I. lines nbov t GLI\ l' \.
[QUEEN
GOLD MEDALS
Awarded at Toronto, London. and
Guelph, in 1888, for '
PEERLE
.AND OTHER
MACH INE .OILS.: -
For'. Kalov by' all; First -Class•
• Every Barrel Guarante d. •
$AMU L .•
30 Front Si. Elva, Toron.o,
1.
AB.N ESS
OP ALL ICINl)S.
MINKS, VALISES, &c.
VERY CHEAP,
W. L. IsTZWToi ,
CLINTON.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
No otherm lainte
OO p. aro so
insidious iathoirut.
tack. aathQseWeetingthe throat and lungs:none •
00 trifled With by the majority of sufferers. The
Ordinary cough or cold,, resulting'perhaps from a
trifling or unconscious exposure, is often bat t11e._
beginning of a fatal Sickness. A -i -En's CUEnRY
PECTORAL has well proven its °MRoaey in a forty
years' fight with throat and lung diseases;and.
ahoaid bo taken in all cases without delay,
A Terrible Cough Cured.
"11.18571.401i a severe cold, which ufl i+tr,i my
longs, I had a terrible cough, and passed sight
after :night•withpnt sleep. • The doctors gave the
up, I• tried Armes CHERRX' PECTUit4h.whiehi
relieved my lungs, induced sleep, and afforded tuft
the rest neceSsar1 tor therecovery of rlly etrelt•,•,111.
liy the continuetr 'iso of the Pr u�r on i t z lit -i o—
nent euro was eVected. I am now t.' Years old,
hale Conti' hearty, ,old am satisite'h , ear C;claltxv
i'LO'1'o't A7.Saved1180, 1[enAOnFAilrnrlO•rHi;Ir."
Ilockiugltam, Vt.,:duly 111,1;7$2.
• Cdup. -A *other's Tribute. •
:"1y'ilile in the Country fast winter my little
boy, three years old, was. taken ill whit croup; 'f I
seemed es i1' lie would ;lie fron, sttaimid:Won,'
Ono of the family suggested the use of tYt;r 'e
Cinlin 1'EGTOItyr, t bottle of winch Wilt al-
ways kept in the ;rouse:-- This was 'tr tried in smalland. frequentdosee, and to Our delight in less than.
half on hour tho ,little patient was breathing e0-
fly. The doctor said that the Carr; rt it v Ii'e tdm I.
bad saved my darling's life. Can you ]wonder at
our gratitude! Sincerelyyours, • ' „`•
Hits.
159West l2SthSt New•1ork,Ma.y id, 1-t •
" novelised used AI i.r's Cl[m.1tx PECTORAL in any
fancily for several years, and do not hesitate to
' pronounce it the most effectual remedy for coughs
and colds we have over tried. ,A. J CII.Iinj.".
Lake Crystal, 11Iinh., March 13, 1882, •
suffered for eight yearsfront Bronchi tis, and
After trying manyremediestivith no:success twos
eu ed.Iry rho use of ATER's QltExct t 1 EcxozA.L.
' * •JosErn. it .ILDEN.'
Byhaha, bliss., April L,1882:'
91I cannot say enough 1n .praise of Ai -inn's •
CITERItY. PEGTORAL,belioving as I do that but
for its use I should long since nave ,lied from
long troubles. E ,I1natliitl '�
Palestine, Texas, April 22, 1882.
• No case of an afl'eetign of tfie throat ethinge
earistsableli cannot be greatlyi'olioved bythe, fuse
of AYtn's Cumin?' PEcu'onAL, and it will «iways
cure when the disease is not alteiidy beyond the .
controlof'medicine. •
• • •IRL1-\ik1:o nr
Or..J, 0.Ayer & Co,, Lowel(,..Mass,
401d•by, all Druggists.
d Splradid
inorimmt o(GEflMd1 1)111D; now:Bs.
•
ono
NEW.- yLI ) L TT1 1) : 7.orts9 Or• : 'riru `zr l Al PINE. .l,iV):NDEIt
• lJ L 13o@ur•.T, ;rna all of LIT&.I .$ Qnor.t,,••, •
11�1Jt.J,RUSHES,COi113S, TOOTH AND NAIL ;13RUTS BRUSHES, •
r] OILT;'t'SOAPS,. COS11IETIcs1
glib\I1ST:• ANO ;DLiJGGIS'.C,..." . °LI TON, ONj..; •
i
c:'O1Ll:'J,T'7TE ASSORTMENT 0 Ly
:0
:ORAS
TRUNKS 86 VALISES.
-Eggs take= ice, a ohan.ge;
Fiero per °ep,t. Off for -oasis;.
ThePopular Dry • Goads Howe,
0.''
Pring Goods to Nand
s .
'beautiful designs
wo
Oases Pr n
�f�1► . t'�:. f'Ql$t'Cnl01�1
ThreeBales GreyCottons:
Two �l.es Brown Duce:
Two dales Cotto:q.a4es.
Thirteen Cases Boots and Shins
Balance Winter ' Goods at . Reduced -Prices,
Londesboro, Feb. 14,' 1884.
( crt111tisinb all the Newest Styles'
r' y
FRENCHc AME1-tIOA-N •• HATS `& BONNI 'S
In Chi) r.ind'Fancy lA tiws.Viewers beltlers, lips, Pont -Z
011etr1lueitsLaces, RibbonsSaks and Satins. H,aving ,
bought. from the 'leading importers.
in the trade, and at prices that pro aro 'enabled to offer special. value in tho above
lines. .. EMBROIDERIES, largo stock to 011008e. from. DRESS• O1t1AMENTs,
PASSEMENTIiIES AND G1M? Tanou)N0s. Full line. a SPRING PRINTS aiid
general assortment of lMty GOODS, lints and Bonnets made over into all
the leading styles, : A.ppren.tices wanted to .learn .the ;straw bark. -
BEESLEY & SON, BEAVER BLOCK:
L,8 QtyIM.ETTE.,
•
ATN" "'ME :MO,S L' FAST- UONABLE i11., ;' ':S ANI) P 1'CTJ1121\'5+,.
IN' OITJFS.
'U5IJA1.,i'.i 'FOUN15 •0rr
pecial Lines
Pay- '11. re:Iso11ah10, price, audio where you are sure that you will get it -well trimmed
, and made by first-elass.workmen. •
/y To , a
C...4112s..;
And you will not Tic' deceived, and we will net take . off:l0. or 20 cents on it11O dollar
• but will sell as cheap .as any house in Town.•
•
G�yy���1.. r. •' T'' .i. If 'you want ft nice and cheap OVERCOAT.--'
1Jf V OAK, . • L Colpo and get a SWT tut in "this latest style,
and a perfect'ftt. Hyatt want a good PAIR Or PANTS. go to the OAKBALL,
ea to At, with ease and "colitfof't, Go to .the 0AJC HALL, yrolt will find. it to your
advantage to otamino oltl stork. before you .deckle' elsewhere..•
. • -
lili.311411tEll ¶rift - 1'kt1:01 ,-. NEXT DOOR TO 'rILOMPSON ityrzlines
.dui i .►n/ -►-1 • 1, .
OAK HALL;. BEAVER BLOCK, CLINTON.
Oct, Paper
-.No trouble'to;r;bow, wlletller you pttrel'litse• or -not..
SIMPS:Of,' Clinton
CUNINGHA_lIE
,,
Desires to 044 specialattention to his stock 'of
Chiand Granite Are,
Of all kinds, stiita Ie tt ' C;Ir>it st iss tprosents.
Also, the finest Confectionery to be had
. Fresh Fruit, Canned Goods, i o
101N.. PUNxNGH.A,11EE, GROCER, Otfl 'TON«