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$URRAII FOR 'THE
Now MA.INEY HALL
O
OME BIGHT ALONG. NOW 18 THE
_ time to secure bargain. FiRBT CLABa
__NW
AT Root BOTTOM Pmts.
WM. STANLEY
Desires stoma ahoh $UAON rital,aligTON y BQCTIOTT SALE
Nearly opposite the Commercial HotelA.
, VeryDe OF
.sirdabie Farm.
13EW
Boot and Shoe Store,
iN PERRiN'S BLOCK
AND-MAbE WO SEWED EWED &
PEGED
at p i ea to suiteverrourea. The best
workklowestprieea, andeatsation guaranteed.
As 1 have tiret+oiaes city workmen employe
entire eatietaetiou is a esrtainty. Give ue a eat
itlhnaerota gad DakOtta Crops.
St Paul, July 14. --Reports from eta- e.
tions on the Minnesota end St. Louie
railroad show that the crops are grO%Y �+oxr
ing finely. The harvest will be ten
days` earner than last year in northern
49. THE NOMINATION RBOVENED AND A TORY
rte CANDIDATE BROUGHT OUT.
a.
I;osSEAU, Juty 16,—The .nomination
of a member to represent Muskpka in
the Provincial Legislature was held to-
day. At noon the Returaing-Officer de-
clared his readiness to receive nomina-
tions. John W. J. Dill, • the Reform
candidate, NOtte .thereupon duly nomi-
nated and seconded. Some speaking
was indulged in, and at the expiration
of the hour allowed by law, no other no-
minations having been made in the
meantime, the Returning -Officer, in ac:
cordancer with the election law, declared
M. Dill duly elected. • "
Some time afterwards the Tory crowd
put in an appearance, and, upon hearing
that Mr, Pill, had been declared duly
elected, set up a howl, and•several step-
ped forward at once to nominate Mc-
Eachren as the Tory candidate, The
dissappointed Teries•oaused much con-
fusion and excitement.by their clamor
ings, and the 'Returning -Officer .at last.
consented to reopen the nomination and
aceept,McE+achreh's nomination.
How lie can legally unseat a member
e declared duly elected is a conundrnm to
e the majority of those people who stop to
s consider the matter. .
BORN. •
AD u s.—In Londeaboro, ou the 13th inst.,
the wife of Mr. R. Adams, of a Ben.
MCKra.—In Clinton, on the 2nd Inst„ the
wife of Mr. Archibald McKee, of a daughter,
'MARRIED.
Muskoka , Methods.
T
Dakota,. he progr ass of the .crops h
been rapid and satisfactory, Repo
from the southern Dakota indicate
ROBT. AUTTERSQll, Prop• I fair condition of grain.
H. BEACOM, Manager:
Wheat Trade
W. J, DILL, REFORMER, ELECTED
BY ACCLAMATION.'
Where the There will be sold by Pubiio Auction, at
MASSEY LOW-DOWN BINDER KNOX'S , HOL, HOMESVILLE,
o'clock,At 12 noon, on
Monday, July 21st, 1854,
The south-east part of Lot 30 in the Maitland
onnedSion by David Halst�d and Qcontaining 50
aures, n'lore or less. The :arm, Is i miles from
the growing town of -Clinton, -8 miles from Godes-
rich, and
o ay well
mB deep neighborhood. t for
cultivation; it is well watered by the River
Maitland, whiich ilows past •the end of the lot,
8 sting of apples,•oppeaars plumss, a dtch trees, is•
on the premises. TERMS EASY.'
vernier partleulgrs can be had from MANNING
g SCOTT, Clinton, agents for •
r
Can be seen at any time.. Ale0 the
Massey and Toronto Mowers, Massey
MarRester, also the Toronto Elevated
li at 6 foot eat Binder, with aheafear-
rior attached. Flows, SenIUers, Drills,
and Sharpes Bakes.
The anon will be attended to by MR. DAVID
ELCOAT, wlo will be there at all times,•and
• will be pleased to have farmers call, '
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS KEPT ON HAND,
Clinton, April 4, 1884,
Lumber and Lath.
THE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS ON HAND AT HIS
premises,
Clinton,
the Fc oryalkindsof PneLumb rLFaath,
dm. Parties requiring such will find it to their ad -
:vantage to call on him.
JOSEPH CHIDLEY.
SYLVESTER'S`•
—Carded CHAMPION PLO !
THOMAS TIPLING, •
HLACKSDLITH, CLINTON,
. Has been appointed agent for Sylvester's Champion
Plow, which has recently boon greatly improved, and
now stands.without a rival. The mouldboard is made
of the_ best diamond steal, especially hardened,, war-,
rantd.l'fo clean in any and imported from Shef-
field,
England, purposely for these plows. Intending
purcasers can have a trial of the plow, and on receipt'
of post card It will be delivered free in any pat of the
county. If the plow can bo beat, by any other nate,•
we will forfeit the plow. A ear load just received.-;.
References from over .100 of the best farmers ;tear
Clinton..
He also manufactures the celebrated •
Scotch Diamond Harrow,•
The reputation of which is so well known -that he has
already received orders for 80 set this season.
JOHN ROSS,.
PUMP MAKER,
CLINTON, ONT. .
The subscriber, has had many. years' experi-
ence. and guarantees to give the best .of 'satis-
faction.
' PUMPS, TANKS, CISTERNS;. ETC..,
Made and put in on short notice. AU orders
by mail promptly attended to. Charges rea-
sonable.
JOHN ROSS. Clinton,
T. IJOOPER & SON
FOR
CHEAP GROCERIES
Crockery, Glassware,. &c..
Oatmeal and Cora
meal al4vay s on hard;
AL,80':
Petty's selebratid English Sraakfast Bun,
Long Clear Bacon;. Sugar Cured Hams,
And No. 1 LARD,
At • fleck which cannot be beaten in tostw •
HIS 60 C. TEA A SPECIALTY.
SOLE AGENT FOR
Dobbing' ELECTRIC SOAP
THOMAS COOPER d; SON,
, ALBERT STREET, CLINTON..
(JLINNTTON•
PLAN1N.G-. MIL
DRY KILN!
r-Lpm; SUBSCRIBER HAVING JUST COMPLETED
and furnished his new Planing Mill with machin=
cry of the latest improved patterns, is now prepared
to. attend to all orders in his linein:.thr most prompt
and satisfactory manner, and at reasonable rates. He
would also return,thanks tq, all wilt) patronized the
• old firm before they were bulned but, and now being
in a better position to execute orders expeditiously,'
feels confident he can give satisfaction to all,
7AC�'ORY—Near the Grand Truink Rall;
i"ay, Clinton, •
-
THOMAS DIobENZIE. MONEY TO LOAN.
FARR.AN & TIS11A► LL JC 1RojtV gk ate �inte BC Pc np n jl payaU d
as desired by borrower.
Valu
NA
Valuator for the CANADA LANDED CREDIT
COMPANY. D. A. F'ORRESTER.
Clinton Dee. 2e, 1883. • • t
MTTSi'C.
D, BURKE SIMPSON
July 9, 1884.
Vendor's Solicitor.
NOTICE, .OF •
Sale of , Church Lands.-
•
PURSUANT TO SEC. 7, CHAP. 21• 0, RS,O.
and Sec, 4, Chap. 75, of 88 Victoria, the
tees of the congregation of Willis Church, Clin-
ton, in connection with the Presbyterian
Church in Canada, hereby give notice that
there will be offered for sale by Public Auction.
by D. 1nolciNsoy, Auctioneer, at the MARKET
SQUARE, in.the Tows or CLniron, On
Saturday, . 2nd of August, A.D.,-1084,
Ate o'clock, p.m: tite following lands and pte-
iuises, viz;—Lot No. 1bi, . situate ou the North
side of Townsend Street, and Lot No. 100'situ-
ate on the South side of Ontario Street, in the
Town. of Clinton. _ . •
TEnnIs.—One-half of the purchase phoney to
executiod n of cash deed, the day
of
ce to be pajd
in one year from date of -sale, with interest at
7 per cent thereon.. For further partionlare ap•
Ply to the undersigned... ..
• . • JAMES SCOTT,
Secy. of Board of Trustees.
Clinton, July 5;' 1884,
•
DRESSMAKING
Perfoct F!ls Guaranteod,
LADXE$.
HAVE YOUR. CUTTING DONE By; MISS
O'BRINE. You WILL FIND
HER FIRST-CLASS:
CHARGES VERY' MODERATE.
JOHN ROBERTSON,
lrle i'ia Street.. Clinton.
: BIJGOIES;
26 New SINGLE BUGGIES
'For salt.'':' cheep' at:..CAI,LANDER & 11ROS., SHOP,
nett door to the Doherty, Organ Factory. Well finish -
oil and eau be bought at itll prices, according te finish
from 300' upward. Come and see us • and get: our
terms. Will give written guarantee with every one. '
OALLANDER & BRO,,;.Clinton.
POR SALE—COMFORTi1.3LE DWELLING
House in the Town of Clinton. Contains e
rooms ; garden.witli fruit trees. Situate in good
locality and easily accessible, For further par-
ticulars apply at Lite. NEW ERA office, or attite.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, Perrin
Block, Clinton. 0 .
`1TRAYED O 'VES. —Strayed from the
IJ premises of the ;a scriber, lot 36, Maitland
con., about th first of ht four calves about 8
months t s .old.heifers, Y
Peis o roan, the'ether red
with a little brindle; tate other two bulls, one
roan, the other• red with 'white and red face.
Any one giving such inforination as leads to
their recovery will be suitably rewarded. •
CHAS. DISNEY,• Goderioh township.
;MONEY. 40N.EY.
THE undersigned have made arrangements fortlic
handling, of a large amount of Private and Coin -
patty Funds, for loans 'on. real cstate•this winter, at
owest rates of interest and moderate charges.
LOANS PROMPTLY MADS. .
MANNINO & SCOTT; TOWN HALL, CLINTON
BANKERS,
RATTENBURY ST., CLINTON,
rruteNtecT A GENERAL BANKINGBUSIN)7SS.
JL Moneyadvaneed on Mortgages and Notesolhana
Drafts issued payable at•par,at all the of cee•of the
Merchant's Bank. of-Oanada. New York exchange
bought and Bold. PROMPT ATTENTIQN.PAID To COL.
LEOTION8 throughout Canada and the United States.
SALE NOTES BOUGHT at Close rates, and money
advanced toI..rm r.geotn�ieteawnrotes,foranylength
of timoto snit the'bo`ireWer, Ali mui'licttiira"tie fur
ticsbbughtand sold.
BAefnni; IN NEw Tonic. AGENTS 0E• THE
MERCHANT'S BANE OP CANADA:
•
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
W. W. FARRAN. J. P. T1SDALL
NEW TIN STORE
y,
II . VR. CRi1;F,
D R, WIIO #V'.1:; FAIt 1<IORE
rpm
eight years in the employ Of Mr, Silas
Davie, desires to intimate that he lint .
Orr) a Till Shop in Dodswortli's
HURON' STREET, CLINTON,
Where lie is prepared to do '
ALL K TNDS O1 TIN, COPPER AND
4411EET IRON.1VORIC,
fn the best of style and on short notice,
r mr,,' AMI's,' trLASS, tfcc, in stock
A CALL tt0t tCITi?ip. -
PAMU1:T1 WILSON.
,i tun, flee.
�•
1111ISS NELLIE.IIIOLDIEH is prepared to give
lessons on the Piano or Organ to a limited number, of
pupils. Instruction given at the bcmes of pupils, ff.
desired.
OLD CLOTHES FOR SALE. --I take all sorts of
rags, clothes, carpets, and hope my old friends
will savo then for me. I also take brass, lead and
copper. .X am home On Mondays. Any person having
rags or truck in my line . can leave word at my house,
and I will foteli*it and give value, and'I also beg to say
1 have no. business 'connection with a man. named
Hessin. Papering, painting, and jobbing of that"sort
done by. GEORGa Banter. - •
W, MARTEN, Pedler, Box 64, Clinton.
MISS GREIG,
1,tUSIC TEACHER, CLINTON.
Is now about tour
forming a large class, and esti take al o t
more pupils. Lessons given at he? residence, Huron
St.,, or at the hands of pupils, host of references as to
her abilities se a teacher.
BLYPH• PUMP. FACTORY.
'etg tsop ic'�tTillow
rROrfiETORB,
r MITI SUBSCRIBERS ITAv1110 RECENTLY
A started a inciters In Blytlt, beg to intimate
to the people of Heron that they are proparod
to sink wells or cisterns and provide 1. amps of
the very best workmanship, Having had eon•
siderablo experlentn in the pump -making busf•"
nt<bs, they feel confident they can give entire
satisfaction, All ordure, b Mall or otherwiser
p
i•ann itlyililed tit ti. mos* rnrPei r lisle rates. rslytb, h pril,�1
•
London, July 14. -2 -The Mark Lane
Express says that trade inforeign wheat
is very dull, and the market decidedly
weaker, especially for the American sup.
ply which is becoming oppresive,
AFTER YEARS of patient research among
the flora of his native. land, Dr, Van Buren
discovered a little plant that is• fast Making
Ila name famous on both sides of the Atlan-
tic, From itshealth-giving sap he has given
to the world a prepartiol2 now known as.
DE, VAN BUREN'S KIDNEY CURE, which
promply relieves and permanently oures all
kidney disease.' .
The sheep and cattle raising indus-
tries are>threatened with extinction by
drought in Western Texas,:
Reports indicate that the late rains
have wonderfully revived the crops in
the country around Kingston, and crops
are expected now to be -about the ave-
rage. Hay is now nearly cut, ,and
makes ,up in quality what it lacks in
quantity. .
The political tide appears to liav
turned for the Itieral party since' th
ist of June, from that time -election
have been field . with the following re
sults :—Cumberland, N.S,, (Dominion.
no change. Cumberland, N.S., (Provin
alai) Liberal gain, Cape Breton, N.S.
(Dominion). Tory majority reduced 1421
Megantic (Dominion) •-Liberal• gain
Muskoka: will be heard from next.
The fruitcrop in. Germany • is mos
abundant this. year. Around Heide!
berg the cherries are in profusion, an
one little village alone. sends off: daily
some eighty carloads with the prospec
of realizing a profit• of. $20,000 for the
season's crop. Most of the strawberries
come from Saxony, whence they are
sent to a strawberry exchange at Der
lin.
t DARKER—MCMoRRAY,—On' the Sth inst.,
7. at the Methodist•parsonage, -Mitchell, Mr. 0.
4,Barlrer, of 'Brucefield, to Mies4Catharine A.,,
t1 youngest daughter of IiIr.. W.m. McMurray,
of 7.'uokeramith. -
is •EIED.'
Txorabsort.—In 'Chicago,' 1.11:; on the iOth
of May,'Mr. S. J. Thompson; youngest son.
of Mrs. A. Thompson, Borrie, aged 29 years
and 11 'months. •
CALL.—In Clinton, on the. 14th fuel.,
Elizabeth,; relict of the late Rat .Can. aged.
34 years. .
The Resiina Leader, whose editor was at
one time on the Mail staff,repudiates•. the
Mail as an exponent of -Tory opinion;
"We have plenty of evidence, -'—i -t•' -nays,
"of the distaste with which the billings-
gate of the. Mail is received by respectable
men life-long Conservatives." It adds that
the Mail. has long ceased,' iv tope at least,.
to`represent the Conservative party, and'
that its writing is. calculated to alienate
decent people. There is no doubt that
the Leader speaks the sentiments of a groat
many' Conservtatives, who are. heartily sick
of theantics' of their organ.
THE .SADDEST OF SAD SIORTS.—',L"he grey
!lairs of age being brought with sorrow to the
grave, is now, we -are glad to thinks becom•,
ing rarer every: year ae the use.of•Cingalese
Hair Restorer.becomes more general. By its
ase the scanty locks of age once more resume
their • former color . and the 'hair; becomes
thick and luxuriant as ever; with its aidlwo
can now 'defy the change of years, resting;
assured. that no grey hair at. any . rate will
come to sadden us. ,Sold at' 50 cents per
bottle. . -
.The Boundary case .came before the.
Judicial Committee of the Privy. Coon=
ell on -Tuesday. Their .Lordshipti de-
cided that the award is not legally bind-
'ing;: and are proceeding with the enquiry
into the question of the true boundaries
of Ontario.
Hon, Mr. Blake is reported to have
sent Word to his friends ill; Winnipeg
that he will, bo, unable to .:go .to the.
Northwest this summer
fneklon'a, Arnica Salm
The best save in the world for:cuta,hruises,
gores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter,'
chapped hands, chilblains, corne, and alt akin
eruptions, and pos Lively cares piles, or no
pay required.. It is guaranteed to give
perfect saUsfaction. or money Price
25 mail per box. Watts &-Coy
uLIN'1O111 MA1t1 E:iK
Thursday, •July.:17,.:1884.
Wheat, scot old :, -'1i 00 a 1 10 .:
'"' new. - '065 a1.00
White wheat, 'old . 1-00-6-1 05
- • 1 00 a' 1 05
100' a 1 05 '
. 0 35' a'• 0 36
- 0.45 a 0.55
' .0':70 a' '0 75:
• .5 50 a 6' 00
'0 45..a --O 50
• 0 14• a 15
0.13 'a 0 14
• : '8.00 a 9. 00
• 0 50 a• 0 75:..
0'60 a ,0 75- •.
. 6 50' a 7 50
0.16 a 0 18
" • new. •
-
Spring, -
O,ats'y
Barbey,
Peas,
flour,
Potatoes,
Butter,
Eggs,
HaSheep pelts
Lamb skins,
Beef, - •
Wool, t; -
•
A Great Diecover5
Mr.Win. Thomas, of Newton, Ta, says: -"M
Wife has been serlonsly affected with a cough
for twenty -live years,and. this, spring more
sea erely than ever beore. She had used many
remedies without relief, and• being urged to
try Dr. Kingef Now Discovery, did so, with
Most gratifying results. The first i?ettle re-
lieved her very 'muob, , and the second bottle
'has absolutely cured jter.' .She has not had so
good health for thirty years." Trial. bottles
free' at Watts & Co's. drug store. Largo size e1
G000 FARMFOR SALE - The subscriber
offers for sato that well -.situated farni, Lot 17,
7th ooricession,,Gederich township, 80 acres, 30 acres
in grass, nearly all cleared ; good brick ]Souse, barn
30 x75,: stabling for cattle and horses, new granary,
implement house, small orchard, The farm ism spion.
id One, well watered, in a very good state of•,ettltiv'a.
ion, with 700rods of underdraining, black Clay soil,
and will be sold on reasonable terms. $2,000 can re-
main on property, at 0 per sent for five years, if desir-
ed. JAMES DUNCAN, Porter's,IIill P.O. 23
H.. HOLM
ES,
lES
So1iatorSu reme Court
QFF+ ICES WM'(411Ai12 & .13I,YTtt.
Tit MythTli
y every ureas•,: Colicotione and
claims
I s and roliabty attended to.-=•
PRIVATE FUNDS to lend at lowest rate of
Internt,
. WILKIE & WOOLVERTON,
SURGEON DENTISTS.
Bold the exclusiveright for the county for the llurd
process of adininitering 'chemically petro Nitrogen
Monoxide which is the safest anal best system yet dis-
covered fair. tite !painless extractknt of teeth. r'hargos
madorato, satisfaction guaranteed name,. D AVl:ll
' MLOOl , over Thompson '& Seltzer•. bleier} Store,
Albertyti el, CI halm.
r.
For a xecorp of straight extrvagance,
we will. back Canadian Tory rule against
the world.---x,ondon: Advertiser.
Crop reports.from all parts of Nova
Scotia' state .that.ptospects of a • good
yield d i n all kinds of grains. were never
better, notwithstanding the recent
heavy rains: ' .
Southern Manitoba, the most thickly
settled portion of the North-west, is
without. a railway; and, hundreds' of
'miles ofterritory along the route of the, .
O.P.R.. are without settlerfor both of
which facts -the people are • indebted to
the Ottawa .Government, .,
If it behatethat Mi'. Carling has con.
'tribnted $1,000 to'- lfelp Mr E. 'King
Dodds to defeat the Scott. Act, he,has'
done a most unbecoming,act. Mr.Carling
should not forget that while he is an
eminent brewer he is 'an indifferent sort
of Cabinet Minister, --Winnipeg Times.
(Tory.) ; _ .
]n determining to .abolish the. super-
•annuation•systom, after those who have
been provided for, the •.Government is
nodoubt acting wisely. There .should
lie no such thing as a' supernnuation
fund. It is little better than a ;pension
and; it usually happens that.as soon as a'
teacher has :. been superannuated be
takes up `other- woi:ic.. -To onto .Tele
gram .
A. despatch from ` Belleville . saes
While Geo. Adams was hunting in the.
vicinity of Beaker, in the township of
Carlow, he fiitally,, _shot John Smith;
whose cap he saw and , mistook for. a'
-bear. r.: ,
In accordanee'with a resolution pass-
ed at a recent session of the .GrandLodge,
Wilson Lodge No. 89, G: R. C., . Last
night: passed a•resolution that in 'future,
the use of all intoxicating liquors be, .
banished from ` the refreshment table,
`This is.the'first lodge to take action.
The welcome ,news comes by cable-
ni"am: that the Cholera: is subsiding in
France, and that' there is now more
panic than disease, . It is to bo hoped
the .report is reliable, but no neglect of
preventive measures should be permit. .
ted onthis. continent,.even though the
danger of an earpy visitation may be
temporarily lessened. This is pre-emi
nently a case in which prevention is
better than': cure.
Mr. J: C. Frith, the proprietor of a
great wheat, sheep and cattle •Iaisin'g
farm, containing 50,000 acres, in. New
Zealand, has announced to leis workmen
that .he would be compelled to stop •eul-
tivation and discharge all .his hands,
owing to the low price"received for wool
and wheat "It does not pay," he says,
"even With the best of labor-saving
machinery, to farm in. New Zealand..
Yet 11e uses steam plows and traction
engines imported from England; .in
addition to the best harvesting machin-
es and other agricultural implements
from the United States. This is a very
im olltant t and th New .Zea-
s statement, e
P m ,
Zeit-
land press alnlits that it is an unplea-
sant truth. It seems that the chief
cause of it is the high pride of farm,
labor now prevailing in .that country,
from $lto $1.00 per day
• and boardbo-
ing the customary farm laborer's pay."
Profntnont among' the greatest mbdieol discoveries, by the'
MOO, (ares it hos affected, MOVnnvgqns &tangy Lone
loads the van, '&objected to the minnteetcheinteol'nnnlysls,
1 iia ti�en Mond to cbniain none of thole itihuisal lnkre•
thetas s r inroetel•ising� the worthless specifos dolly oied to
the public. haver ingredient possesses n potato. oda ta•
bilitr to the varfnns roanpinlntttpfor•rtliir)r 1t1 has firm tom.
1Dinnsded, and its eVlnnay is hempp estabtlshed by testimonials
bnatly re t'iend. w.o am thnrefere ronfidoat that n o hnrC a
preparation whirhwr ase niter to the pablic alai the ns.
man,. at it will"1 c kind not nnlr a relief hitt All ahsohtts'
''ir 'nrny.}•,.p,l.,11iere‘orplilnt lndigastion.ronstlpnflna
nod Implore BS+o; , Prrr trial betties at t'onabe'N drug stoic,
Wito: Makes. Your Boots
ITICK8HANK,THE ' BOOT MAKER, '
DEM ER IN ALL RINDS' OF
Men, Women' and Children's Boots & Shoes.
Spring Stook well assort and
ed, a
complete in all departments
p
.ALL GOODS SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH '
0, CRUICRSHANK, BRICK BLOCK, CLINTON'
Fruit JARS
uy theGeth Only.
We do not forget that we 1iaci. to return every one of our Jars
last season: No use to any one, .[t""has made us particularly
careful this 'season to buy THE SELF tl SEALED,
S. PALLISER &'CO
CA.SH POR EGG.S: Next to Town
leave'- Book --Store
HAS ` JUST' TO . HAND
Fans, a
ns Croquet,net as
'cts
, Ladies es Satchels, Canes,
Dalley's,
and Stafford's Inks.
Linen, Foreign and Vellum Note Papers.
Large
variety of EnveloPes, very cheap.Note Papers at 10c.per quire, extra good.
Spy
Glasses from 25cts. ; to $3.75 each. •
-
Combs :& Brushes, •all prices.Concertinas,
&c� •
Richter Mouth Organs, 10 keys, 20 •cents.
Berlin • Wools, Canvas, Tassels, &c.0': ,
Briggs' . Stamping ing Patterns.
Jet and Col'd Necklets,Collarettes, Bracelets.
•..:, :racelets.
Novelties in China Goods, etc. • .
Cigars, Pipes, &c.,
WE. ARE SELLING GOODS VERY LOW -TRY Iz.. .
Beaver,Block, next to
Thompson & Switzer's
Desires to call special attention to his sleek of
ins aid
_Qratkite:.
Of all kinds,suitable for. Christzeas presents.
� n Sent
S.
A.iso; the finest Confectionery to be had,
Fresh Fruit, Canned Goods Sze,
JOHN.' bUNINGHAiVIE. 'GROCER,' CLINTON.
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Or ALLKINDS.
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VERY 'CHEAP. .
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ytUINN & CO„ of the Scrnottrio AMrnICAit eon
tlnuetonotassotfettersforPatents, Caveats". 'rade
Marks, Copyrights for the tinned States, Caveats."
n land, Franco, dermany, Oto. stand nook about
Patents pont free. Thl '
rt >sOvo earn experience.
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SpENTIFO AMISIRttMUN &'CO.aro noticed
to tho SCrENTlxrO AMERIOAN. the largest . best, and
most widely circulated solentifoPkner..*3.20ayear.!
'Weekly, r,3pplendid engravings ami interestin In.
formation. Specimen copr.Of.the i4ebentifio Amer..
Jean sent the. Address MINN & CO 0 SetENTXE'til
,AmintioAN ofitee, 2a,l Broadway, NOW York, to t% t
• ♦;
Is White Biouze aFraud
• • CtINTON, April 28, 1884:
ano..A, II. LANI)ON,
BnniOuroaT, BONN. ,, •
DEA Sns -Did you give the inclosed testimonial sr
is it a ffattd% Yours very respectfully,'
W. M. GIFFIN, '
This is to certify that I saw during the summer of
1808, at the Schonburnn Palace Gardens at Vienna.
Austria, an equestrian statue of Prineo' Joseph, and,
.
which at that rime had stood exposed in the open air
for 85 years, and said statue was east of pure zinc, and
In appearance it was fresh and plated:
A. 'H. LN.
Sup. PembAN rkeOn \r.
Bridgeport,IroWoCksonn.
Batnonronp, Cr., May 2, 1881-
11R. W. M. GIF.FIN. •
hand
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testi.
Y ur Card April 28,at
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nionialyou 'refer 'to, signed by oo Mr.. Landon, is.
genuine and no fraud, the statue having been seen by
hbu as stated, and also by thousands of other Anter'•
can tourists, and can ho 80011 the same today.
If you or any of your customers wish is sattsfv
themselvesas to the utility and genuineness of tho
'work, if they will take the trouble to come to Bridge-
port, we would be pleased to show thorn what is Poing
k admit • theyor 1
• 'and fila)~tell! v Y
dune iter aid #tl
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s�OOr t110 Will
agent 0
is n., humbug, and yourself as an Ag g •
would be greatly bonelitted by the visit here;
YOaurN &e. A. II. LANbON,
of the firm of Parsons & Land.,u.
Parties intending to purelies8 a itxonttment w111
ilrtd It to their ativantttgo to sec 011r. White
Bronze before buying elsewhere,
Tf N .i ?
.W. XL GRIFFIN ,. AGENT.
'OFPTCT; AND Tti:st1ENC'I1, Ttitrou Street,
• Clinton, 3 doors east iron& DN Reeves,