The New Era, 1884-08-08, Page 650 c. iu aduaics moues lhe NEd ERS to ae suVscntts, to1st of Jan'v, ISSSI S�ribcw
KIND WORDS
SPOKEN ST OUR JOURNALISTIC BRETHL•EN
The CLINTON Naw EItA hasanged hands,
Mr. E. Holmes retiring in favor of Hr. Robt
Holmes. It is a well conducted paper and
we wish it success under its new management.
• -St. Thome Journal.
The CLINTON Now ERA has changed hands,
Mr. E. Holmes retiring in favor of Mr. Robt.
Holmes. It is a newsy, well-conducted local
journal and should prosper under the new
management.—Lonclma Free Press.
Mr. Robert Holmes has assumed the sole
proprietorship and control of the FBA. With
one exception, probably, the Ella is the best
conducted Grit journal in the county, and
the Newe•Record wishes the new manage-
ment every sucoess.—Clinton Nem -Record.
Mr. E. Holmes who has conducted the Nur
ERA with ability and success for the laatfaine•
teen years, has vacated the editorial chair in
favor of his eon, Mr. Robert .Holmes. Mr.
Holmes, Jr., is a thorough newspaper man,
and the bigh standard of the ERA is not likely
to suffer at his hands.—Galt Rjortner.
The CLINTON NEw ERA, a first-class looa
paper, has been disposed of by Mr. E. Holmes
to Lis son Robert, who is not only a good
practical printer, but understands thoroughly
bow to get up a readable' paper. We wish
him every success, and hope that he will re•
eeive the same liberal support awarded his
father in the past.—Mitchell Advocate.
Mr. Robt. Holmes has been given the sole
control of the CLINTON NEw ERA, his father
retiring. The old gentleman has earned by
years of hard work a rest in the "printer's
refuge," if there be such a thing. We can
only wish tbs proprietor the continuance of
that success which has always followed the
NEw EEA.—Kincardine Standard.
There ie a NEW ERA in the affairs of oar
esteemed contemporary, the t'LIvros NEw
ERA, it having passed into the Lauds of the
eon of the former proprietor, and will here•
after be under the sole control of !11 r. llobt.
Holmes. We have known the young man a
long time, and know that he is. capable of
maintaining the high standard of Clic NEW
ERA.—London Advertiser,
Mr. E. Holmes, an old Hamiltonian, who
for many years has energetically conducted
tho CLINTON NEW ERA, has withdravtn from
that journal, Which will in future be carried
on by Mr. R. Holmes. It the new proprie-
tor brings as much common sense and ability
to bear on his work as did the retiring pro-
prietor, he will deserve the hearty support
of all well-wishers of Huron County.—Hant-
ilton Tinto.
We neglected in a previous issue to make
mention of the change in the proprietorship
of the CLINTON NEW ERA. Mr. E. Holmes
has retired—wealthy of .course—and Mr. It.
Holmes now controls that paper. Unlike
most of our exchanges we do not wish the
journal success, as under control of the tal-
ented young editor its success is a certainty.
Through the assistance rendered by Mr.
Holmes, Jr„ the NEW ERA has always occu-
pied an enviable position in the County of
Huron. — )1'inghant 1'idette.
L.t. lti E. Holmes severed his
commotion with the CLINTON New ERA.
We take this opportunity of bidding the old
man good-bye and wishing him good luck in
any enterprise he may engage in. He wasn't
always in accord with our views on local
questions, but he was a good, square journal-
ist, of honest convictions and fearless expres-
sion, all the same. Should he ever see lit to
take to quill.driving again we welcome him
back to the editorial ranks, but we sincerely
trust he will never of necessity be forced to
again tramp the editorial tread -mill. The
New 1e'r.A will l,o conducted henceforward by
Mr. Itobt. Iloirues, and knowing the young
man to be a "chip off the old block," we
have every reason to believe that! the Liberal
interests will not suffer at the hands of the
new editor of the NEw Enn—fduderich Si;tnal„
We inadvertently' omitted last week to
make auy reference to the change of proprie-
torship which has recently taken place iu the
CLINTON NEW ERA. Mr. E. Holmes, tbo
founderofithe paper, has retired from the pro•
prietnrahip, and his son, Mr. I:. Holmes, has
assumed entire control. Mr. Holmes may
very fittingly be termed the father of the
Ontario local press. For nearly half a cen-
tury he has followed the most arduetts and
wearing of all professions, and he has well
earned the leisure of private life which honow
contemplates enjoying, end we hope he may
he blessed with health and have long Life
him to ;;:joy in his declining
yearn the fruity of :In active and industrious
business career, Mr, Holmes, jr., has been
couzected with the NEw ERA more or less
'•- 1... a t ., ,,;nth up, and is no stran-
ger to its readers and supporters, and we have
no hesitation in predicting that under hie
management it will continue to prosper, and
will give good satisfaction to its patrons as
well as remain a credit to the enterprising
town it so well represents.—Seaforth E.rpoitor
A n t)ttawa co-respondent writes as
follows: ---'Phaco has been a great rush
of those wit.) have secured licenses from
the Dominion. n. Government to cut tim-
ber in the North-West Ontario to the
L`a::.iuiun Lands Department for in-
formation concerning their prospects.
Senator Mek indsay, of Halton, has
been hero for some days, and the lessees
uf ,,,,, ,, island are particularly anx-
ious. All the limit -grabbers have been
assured that the Dominion Government
will contest. the title of the Provincial
Government to the timber and minerals
in the territory, the object being, of
course to secure spelt delay as will
enable the Tory favorites to dcuude the
1n0..1, of a valuable lumber. The state-
ment bf the chief Tory organ that an-
other judicial decision will he roqutred
to settle matters in disputa between
Dominion and Ontario was, it was ad-
mitted. inspired by the leader of the
Federal Government, although the
Montreal Gazette this morning admits
that the boundaries defined by .the ar-
bitrat,n s and confirmed by the Privy
Council were the. boundaries of Ontario
at and before Confederation. But Sir
Juan IN tietermiued to adopt any subter-
fuge that promises to secure his friends,
Shields & Company, their share of pion-
' dor. still the wren who have secured
timber licenses from the Dominion in
rehire cin• contributions to the Tory cor-
rupti.'n fund do not feel very safe and
aro e•uleavouring to nlhtain preolises
front t ite Government of On that
their title. tviil L^ rocotnizt•d
SMALL WS It.&T TJ K OIIILD. p$E.
A bard hearted political eoonomiat. looking
at a pale and puny child feebly raspingas it
lies upon the pillow, says that the child might'
as well die. It is eo weak and poor that 'its'
life will never be worth much anyhow. There
are already a good many people in the. World
who are of not much account anybpw. And
what's the use of adding to theirnumber another
weakling, who has but slender chance of ever
amounting to anything?
Now ask that child's motr what.ahe thinks
about lettingber child die.:About this time
the bard potical economist had batter get out
of the way. "Ler at CHILD DIN 2 No 1 No 1
As LONG As THERA 19 A ZENEDr TO BA 7'OUND
THAT WILL SAVE THAT OHILD, TSN CHILLI SKALD
NOT DIE 1 I'LL SPEND YT LAST DoroAs To Lava
THE CHILD 1 " Well, try a bottle of Shaker
Blood Syrup on that child. Seethe poor little
fellow pick up strength. Ile revives. He will
live. Hosts of other children have been brought
almost from deai,h to healthy life by The Shak-
er Bleed Syrup. Your druggist sella it.
BLYTH PUMP FACTORY,
Ferguson. & Wi110=s
PROPRIETORS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS RAVING RECENTLY
started a factory in Blyth, beg to intimate
to the people of Huron that they aro prepared
to sink wells or cisterna. and provide Pumps of
the very beat workmanship. Having had con-
siderable experience in the pump -making busi-
ness, they feel confident they can give entire
satisfaction. All orders, by mail or otherwise,
promptly filled, at the most reasonable rates.
Blyth, April, 1884.
SHAKER
BLOOD
SYRUP.
Cures Completely Scrofula,
A,ypiiflis, Cancer, Rheumatism,
I•::iarrh, 'Ulcers and Skin and
Mood Diseases of every deserip.
Lion.
$1000 Toward, to any chemist who will
find, on analysts of 100 bottles of Shaker
illood •Syrup, one particle of Mercury,
Iodide of Potassium, or any mineral sub-
stance.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Price. •• • $1.00 Per Battio, or Biz for $5.00.
UEEN CITY 011 Cin
PEERLESS
GLYCEbiticti_
L[GHTNING RODS
,.-er-r*—q--•^,-.�-,-,.stir -.
$500- REWARD
THE GLOBE L1GIITNING ROD C.0PA'TI
LONDON. ONT.
INCORPORATED 1878. CAPITAL STOCK $5d,$Oli.
Will give the above reward to the. first person_w�ha will prove that a single building has bee.:
burned in the Dominion of Canada upon which rode manufactured by our Company bar
been placed aaeording to our rifles for the protection of buildings against tire by HOC
ning, with Company's Guarantee.
REMARKABLE FACT.
This Company have erected millions and millions of feet of rod in the last seven year..
(since incorporation, Jnne, )117S) in the Dominion of. Canada, and considering the great num-
ber of violent thunderstorms, and the almost daily occurrence of buildings struck and burned
by lightning, this is a wonderful showing.
DMANUEACTURER$ OF
ALL KINDS OF COPPER CABLE LIGIITNI1G CONDUCTORS.
Fixtures, Ornaments, Weather 'Vanes, and Electrical Apparatus. Sole proprietors of the Von -
Conducting Glass Bali. Special attention given to the erection of Conductors on Churoheti,dehoo1.
Houses, and other public buildings. • Agood responsible party wanted in every t,ity, Coun and
Townslup throughout the Dominion (none others need apply) to handle our goods. Write for
terms and further information. Office and Works -494 king Street, LONTMN, ONT.
THOMAS a. HEWITT, President and Manager.
D. B. ICEN»'E1Ty. Agent, CLINTON.•.
F m �etoranec'
\CYtiNOEC i ENG NE
GOLD MEDALS
Awarded at•Toronto, London and
Guelph, in i883, for ,
PEERLESS
AND OTHER
MACHINE OILS.
For Salo by all First -Class Doalors.
Every Barrel Guarantezd.
SAMUEL ROGERS, Manager,
30 Front St. East. Toronto.
Cabinet Pallor
F'llrIlitllft Waiving,
U NDERT:flINfi,
The stth,eriber keeps the Brest
CASKETS and COFFINS
Always on hand. Funerals furnished at
the shortest notice and lowest prices.
A CALL SOLICITED.
Loading undertaker.
REMEMBER TITE PLACE, •
OPPOSITE THE Tow HALL.
THOS. STEVENSON.
YOUR FACE.
Tan Freckles, Sunburn,
Pitliplca, illaul: Speeke, Blot-
ches. Sc., can bo removed in-
stantly by applying
Tan & Freckle Lotion.
Sato, Hurn an d Effectual.
PRICE 2SC. PER POTTLE
So!(1 by all Druggists.
SYLVESTER'S
Celebrated CHAMPION PLOW !
THOMAS TIPLIN0,
BLACKSMITfi, CLINTON,
Has been appointed agent for Syl roster's Champion
Plow, which has recently been gree fly improved, and
now stands without a rival. Tho mouldboard is mado
of the boat diamond steel, especially hardened, war-
ranted to clean In any field, and imported from Shef-
field,England, purposely for those plows. intending
purchasers can have a trial of the plow, anti on receipt
of post card it will bo delivered (roe in any pat t of the
county. If the plow can be beat by any other make,
we will forfeit the plow. A car Ionil Just received. -
Referoenc.es from over 100 of the best farmers neat
Clinton.
lie ai+o nlanutxcture-. the eeiebrata+l
Scotch Diamond Harrow,
The repot:01 m of s;•11 k „ well known that he Inas
aln`tic rviceil ed order' far ^,a •et. 01, . ae5Cea.
WATTS tic CO.,l Agents, wanton
A., "A.i BENNETT,
UNDERTAKER...
Funerals Furnished in first-class. Style
OoOD HEAaSE8 rN ATTENDANCE.' • Minima
bfoDERAmr;. RED ROOKER STORE.
OLD AND RELIADLE.TRADE MARK
Gray's F3pecific Medicine,
Tun EtnsATENeLcs'i rKADE 'wIARKi
`RaazoDY, an unfailing
cure for Seminal weak. •
nese, Bpermatorrbea,
Impotency, and all db, •
eases that follow .as a
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—as toss of memory,.
universal lassitude,
pain In the backs dim•
Hees of vision, -pr'oma•
Befog Taint oaerold dgeginthatmter.
%wag•
lead to insanity or consumption Ruda premature grave. Pull •
partienlare in our pamphlet, which we Sabre to send free by
,mail to ever} one. Cr' The Specific Medicine is sold by 'ail
drmgg1stsat- 'per:package,-or-six.packsgee-for-Sve•doltire---,
or• will be Bent free by malt on receipt of the moe0y by Ad-
dressing THE DRAT MEDIOINB-00.,
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los,' get our prices. The exact
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papers cheerfully furnished, •
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_ Advertising Agent,
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