HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1884-05-23, Page 51. Wu LET TDB GUILE! DIE.
IiROUHfl THE COUNTY. J $
.A. hard hearted polit al economist,. looking
at a pale and puny child feebly rasping as it
lies upon the pillow, says that the, chile might
as well die. It is eo weak and poor that its
life wilinever be worth much anyhow. There
are already a good many people in the wort$
who are of not much account anyhow: And
what's the use .of adding to their number another
weakling, who has but slender chance of ever
amounting to anything?
Now ask that ohild'e mother what she thinks
about letting her child die.. About this time
the hard political economist bad better get out
of the way. "LET MY CHILD DIE ? No t NO
As LONG AS THERE I8 A, REMEDY TO BE FOUND:
THAT WILL SAVE THAT CHILD, THE CHILD SHALL
NOT DIE 1 I'LL SPEND MY LAST Dowse To awn
THE CHILD i " Well, try a Mottle of Shaker.
Blood Syrup on that. child. Sae the poor little
fellow pick up strength, He.revives. He will
live. Hosts of other children have been brought
almost from death to healthy life by The Shak-
er Blood Syrup. Your druggist sells it.
little boy about fou; years of age, a
of Wm. Watson, Morris, got his arm
en last week.
r. John Moffat, of Harrieton, )?as
ht the Rueh farm,just north of Gerrie,
price paid was $3,050
as ELEeANT—Little plated screw top on
:ADERRY " makes it the cheapest, moat
eot, and most Recherche of all toilet ex.
ites. Get a sample.
t is currently reported that Mr' J, R.
nt has resigned his position of poet
ger and that Robert Dickson, of Grey,
been appointed Ma successor.
Bayfield correspondent says: Quite a
asant time was spent at Reeve Esson's
Saturday evening. About 40 friends
embled and took part in celebrating a
er wedding, the 25th annivesary of Mr.
Mrs. Esson's wedding day. The pre-
to were numerous and valuable, abQW-
the good will which is telt toward our
of magistrate and his estimable lady,
o f0CitEASE TILE APPETITE and strengthen
estion, drive off the Blues, and bring color
your skin and temperament, cheer up your
er with &owe . It regulates the system,
yes and brain, makes your eyes bright,
r work into.
On .Friday last the report was received
the killing of Mr. John McDougall•, late
the 4th con. of Grey, who left for Glad -
one, Manitoba, with hi'a'wife and daugh-
r «n Wednesday of last week. It' occur-
d near Lafell, short distance west of Chi -
go. The engineer on a train.coming east
w a man lying on the track' waving 1111!"
nd, but was to close to stop his train
til it bad passed over him, when taken
by the train hands he was quite dead.
e was without his coat and on him was
and $24 only and a hank deposit recipt
Om Molntoth's bank, Brussels. His re-
arms were brought to C hica_•o. It ie
enorally supposed by. the i•eilroad com-
Health & 'Happiness for alt.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE tn. 441
'Biliousness, Headache, Op.'
any that he bad been robbed and throve. Pepsin, Indigestlon,'Dizziness,
ff the train en which he had been gding 1 Jaundice, Dropsy, fluttering'
est on, and had beeu so stunned, or hurt pf "the Heap,
And every specie's of disease. arising. from
Impure Blood, &c. &c.,' r*t,
raarIIan IT TU
Climax Chemical Company,
MONTREAL. •
MONEY TO LOAN..
osta�f.P�ol Uow interest.�Prinaya'
as deaired by borrower.
Valuator for. the 'CANAnA LANDED CREDIT.
COMPANY.D.. A. FORRESTER.,
Clinton. Dec. 20.3,893. • •
hat he was unable to move himself of the
rack, when he was run over by the west
rack. When he left Brussels he had $400
n him and when found on the• track
e hacl
only $24. His wife and daughter
ho w o on the train with him arrived at
t Pau 's before they knew of his death,
hough they missed him off of the train,
is remains were sent on .from Chicago
o his sons at Gladstone, by the railway
company. Mr. McDougall had long been
a resideut of Gray and was going west to
join his sone.
A Startling Discovery. •
Mr. Wm. Johnson, of Huron, Dak., writes
that his wife had been troubled with acute
Bronchitis for many years, and that all reme-
dies tried gave no permanent relief, until he
procured a bottle of Dr King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds, which
had a magical effect, and produced a perma-
nent pure. It is guaranteed to Cure all Die.
eases of Throat, Lungs, or Bronchial Tubes.
Trial bottles free at Watts & Co's. drug store.
Large size $1.
A heavy frost has damaged fruit crops in
"*Vieeonein.
Tbo Warden of Basting County has
been unseated.
Hon. D. L. Macpheeon, Minister of the
Interior, has resigned.
A Scott Act agitation has been com-
menced in Wentworth county
To Ilssisr Malaria, Ague, Fevers, Head-
ache, Colds, Kidney Disease, Pain in the side
or back, constipation or Costiveness, keep
Zo-rE•SA handy; and take a dose twice a week: -
It acts upon the Liver: and Stomach like
Magic.
Gen. Butler writes that if the American
people desire to vote for him as President
he will not object. Not liklely,
T.ATTS az
HE1VL STS & DRUGGISTS.
Albert Street, Clinton.
The public will find our stock of medicines complete, warranted genuine, and or
the best quality.
TOILET SOAPS,PERFUMERY, SHOULDER BRACES, TRUSSES; SPONGES
AND ALL KINDS OF DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES 'USUALLY KEPT
IN A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.
I 301E1 ting*Itlf. gimalmor Ram
NEW TIN STORE.:.
TiiIIE SUBSCRIBER, WH'WAS. FOR MORE
La than eigKht years is the employ of Mr. Silas
Davis; desires to'intimate that he has
NEW PERFUMES,
Opoasd a Tin Shop ill Dodsworth's . Bloch"
HURON STREET-,,CLINTON,'.
Where lie is prepared to tlo
ALL KINDS OF TIN„ COPPER AND
SHEET. IRON WORK,
In the best of sty -wand on short notice.;. .
°°OIL, LAMPS, GLASS, &c in stock
-
A CALL SOLICITED.;.
• SAMUEL WILSON. '
Clinton, Dee. less..
TILE:MOLSONS BANS,
Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1855.:: •
---CAPITAL, '- - $2,000;000.
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL:
TIIOSIAS WDILI NAM, .President
J. II. It; ' MOLSON ,Vice -Pres
T , wOLFERSTAN THOMAS, General Manager
000
LOTUS OF THE NILE, ALPINE" LAYENDE^
BouuET, and all of LUOIN's Owns.
HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES,
TOILET SOAPS, COSMETICS, O.
J.A►,MFS IL ,CQ1oI31 ,
OREA'11ST 'AND . DRUGGIST, - CLINTON, ONT.
Qtis'i$ A.13.11x-vimn
A second Convention of Soott Act sup- Notes .discouhtfrd,. Collections .macte,- Drafts
porters in Barrie have decided that the issued, Sterling and American exchange .,.
campaign shall be proceeded with. -
The Presbyterian Synod of Ottawa and
Montreal have adopted an overture deplor-
ing the intensity of party politics.
Are you troubled with Salt Rheum Rough Hands, or 'obi
Sores of any kiwi that cannot be healed t Even though It be
of years standing McG regor and Parke's Carbolic Create will
rare it. Beyond the shadow. of a doubt it is the beet healing'
.•ompeund ever known. Boils, Festertn s, Frost bites, burns.
or any Skin Trouble, are alike cured by it. Sold at 25 cents
by J. H. Combe, druggist.
Brant County; and Brantford City Scott
Act supporters have formed a joint orga-
nization with a branch for each munioi-.
pality.
Tho Belleville intelligencer (Conserve.;
tive) learns on excellent "authority that a
seat in the House of Coinnfbns is to be..
provided for T. W. Anglin. Mr. Harley,
the reprosentaive of South Oxford, is to
retire--rceeiviug° as a consideration for BO
doing a situation under the Ontario Gov-
ernment—and Mr. Anglin is tette return-
ed fur Suuth Oxford.
Hard times, whish defeated the Re-
form party in 1878, are now fighting on.
its side. Mr. Blake need not move, he
has only k.. wait. Hu may be tired of pub-
lic life ur even• disgusted with it, as' the
Mail say's. Few men have Sir john's
oapaeity for working in "a foetid atmos-
phere. Tile reeking putridity of our poli-
tics has d bubtless affected 1VIr. Blake just
ea it nous iatcli every other decent man in
the land. But he has undertaken at no
little sacrifice, the task of purification,
and the Mail may depend that ho will
not turn a co from it now when 'the end
of Sir John's long reign is being written
by tho fa tee, —Winnipeg Sun (indepen-
dent.)
Weil Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid to any party
who will produce a case of Liver, Kidney or
Stomach coznplaint that Idlectrio Bitttere will
nota Byon noy ipg for the gthem moclioinee if pit will
it fails
coat you nothing
to care, and you will be well rewarded for
your trouble, besides. All blood diseases,
billiousnese; jaundioo, constipation, and gene,
rel debility ere quickly cured.. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded, Pricier only
t+0 conte per bottle. For sale by Watts & Co,
nucklen'a Arnica Salvo.
The beat s(tvr, in the world for cnts,bruiees,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter,
chapped has Is, chilblains, corns, and all skin
ornptions, and pos tivoly Cures piles, Or no
pay required. It is ' guaranteed to give
perfect sa.zefi action or money refunded, Price
23 cants per XIS. V.attb cit CO.
ti
bought and sok/ at lowest
• current rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
' 'mr.A.utTEitt . •
Money•advaniedto'farmers on their own notes with
one or more endorsers:- No.rnirtgage roquired,.,(s se-
curity.
a C BILPW :rt -nager,
January 1SSS. ' .Clinton,
Go to CO.OPBR'S
CHII:AP ..GROCERIES
Crockery, Glassware, &a.
Datmoai'and Cornmeal: always, on hand.
ALSO.' .
Pattv'g. 881rsbratid English $raal<iaiit 8aocal
Long dear Bacon; Sugar cured Hans, '
And No; 1 ;LARD, •
At prices which cannot be Uoatgn in town.
HIS 60 C. -TEA A SPECIALTY
SOLE .AGENT FOB
Dobbins' EIECTIUC SOAP
TITOMAS COOPER,
ALi33RT STREln', CLINTON
S. FOWLER SON.
BEST STOOK OP
VIOLIN STRINGS
IN TOWN.
PINE PLATED WARE.
#rEWES'L' DESION8 CAT
IN. THE MOST FASHIONABLE STADES AND . PATTERNS,
.'USUALLY FOUND ONLY IN CITIES.
Special -Lines in 5 'eC 1;Oct. Papexs
,EIViLLERY M
i3epairing done promptly.
ei ton, l+kay 20th, 3582.
No•itroub1i to show,' wnetber you purchase or not.
-H SIMP'SQN ;:Clinton
�I
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 'OF
The.Popular B.ry foods Hous,
Comprising all the. Newest Styles in
FRENCH :& AMERICAN HATS .& SONNETS
In Chip and .Fancy Straws. Flowers, Feathers, Tips, Pom Poms, .Ornaments,
Laces z' Ribboi;s, Silks and Satins • ; Having bought . from .the leading, importers
•
in the trade, aitd at prices that we are enabled to offer special value in the above
lines. • EMBkOIDERIES, : large. stock to choose friim; ; DRESS ORNAMENTS,
PASSEMENTRIES : AND GIMP' TRIMMINGS; Full line of .SPRING PRINTS, and
general assortment of DRY GOODS. Hats and Bonnets made over: into all.
the leading styles.. ..Apprentices wanted tolearn the straw
R. BEESLEY & 'SON, BEAVER BLOC•I.
Now for -'Bargains in
Boots, Shoes, 'Harness, Trunks,
JA
E
TWITCHELL'" VICTORIA
S: ' BLOCK.
Having received my Spring and Summer stookof Boos and Silo,, I would call the attention :of
the public to the same.
W*1170dIEN',ilt71)11.UTTQNIJOOTS,, Silver llloun'ted Single Jlarncss only $14.
:DAB y. CARRIAG.E;S; iz large, var etr/,
at almost half price: s
15,00.0' bunches high land Pine 1 ear
SHINGLES, for sale cheat .
only. $175.: ..
MEW'S, BOY'S caul OHILVREN',S,
cheap accordingly.
TRUNKS and VALISES, very cheap:
TEAM and 0411121.4G.B..11'4RiVESS
cheapen than ever. • . •i < E00BIS TO .LET, over shop:
13UTTEP„ & EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR BOOTS &. SHOES.,
J, TWIl'C1-IELL, VICTORIA BLOCK, CLINTON
Cabinet Parlor
Fuuttiiti. \Varoout
N DE RTIIJNG.
Tl a subscriber keeps the finest
C..SK•ETS anal •OOVETINS
Atwaya on band. Funerals --tarnished at
the shortest notice. and lowest pr[cee,
A CALL SOLICITED.
Leading' Visdctrtaker.
I SAIBtAntit TIii: ,Pr,ACNi
OPit sITE .;T11111 '.TOWN TLttI.:
THOS. STEVENSON.
YOUR FACE,
Spring Goods to Hand
Two Oases.Prints, - ast -coi rsiesi n ,.
Three.baies..Grey, Cottons,
Two Bales Brown Duck,
Tiro Bales Oottonades1
Thirteen Cases Boots and Sho
Balance ..Winter: Goods : at Reduced : Prices,
�. L. OUIMETTE.
Tan Freckles, Sunburn;
Pimples, Black Specks, Blot-
ches, &c., Can bo romovedin�
atatttly by applying •
Tan &FreckleItotion.
Safo, Fure an rl Effectual.
PRICE 260. PER •BOTTLE•
•• .Sold byall Druggists.
`,
SHAKER
BLOOD
SYRUP.
Cures Completely ifierofnla,
Yyl►ldlis, tnneer, Rheumatism,
l'atarrls. ricers and Skin nod
Blood IDfseaai,M or every' dee 3rip.
tions. •
•
51000 reward to aur chemist who will
And, on analysis of 100boitles of Shaker
Blood Syron, one partieleof,_ Mereury•,
•Iodide of Potassium, or any mineral sub-
stance. •
SOCIO EVERYWHERE, `
Moe, -.. $1.00 'Per nattto, 81012 fat' OA.
Londesboro,'Teb.14, 1884:'
GE.STOCKOF
bPRING GOODS !
NO NY
1+lni.bracing 'a11 the. Latest Styles in.
a;ll classes of Goods, -which ' il•1' be;" y
sold At the closest • prices.
11.
.4.3cArd Tries :EC : t,.. '.V`Ci niiS
target Stools o E Cent's Furnishing Coeds.'
G..Gro....../ ■ .. is
•A fresh stook of these geodsi at the lowest i;rees.
COATS
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