The New Era, 1884-08-29, Page 6Around the County.
The new Presbyterian manse at Hen-
sall is finished.
There are 24 female voters on the'
Brussels list this -year.
"HMV COUGH Cum. Safe, pleasant and
quick, eheeper than coughing., 26 ete,
Mr. W. Souch, has leased the farm of
R. Soucb, Morris, for a term of years.'
The Wiughatu District meeting of
the Methodist church, meets at Kill.
cardins, on September 9.
RECUERCHE.—Not. only the most exquisite
thing for the teeth and breath, but "Taiugu.
RY" is a beautiful little ornament and finish
to the toilet.
Mr. John Kelly, of Morris, has leas-
ed his farm'125 acres, to Mr. jolie
Boldrow, of West Wawanosb.,
Miss Sandi Wilson, of Gerrie, died
on Saturday last, of typhoid fever. No
other cases are as yet reported.
Wm.. Chesney, jr., threshed 105
bushels of wheat from two acres, one
bushel of this wheat weighed 66 lbs.
71 STAND upon UM order of your
going but go at once and secure a bottle of
Sus" COUGH CURE. It is quick to relieve --
sure to cure, costs but 25 cis.
Mr. WID. Dearing, of the 3rd con-
cession of Stephen, bas threshed and. re-
ports a yield of' 60 bushels per acre. .
Mr. Portice, of the Royal has leased
the Eieter hotel, at the station, and
will take possession about the first of
September.
An! Wo get up feeling badly, didn't rest
good, don't want breakfast, no appetite, no
energy, bad taste and breath, guess we are
Bilious. Two doses ZO-PE-SA.will One up
our Liver and our ambition, mad set us right.
• Thos. McBride, of Tuckersmith,
is recovering from his late accident and
it is expected he NI, id be able to be
around again soon. •
Mr. Thos. Kidd, of Seaforth, has sold
his trotting colt, "Loid Dufferin," to
Mr. Geo. Whitely, for the sum of $500.
He is four years old,
Mr: A. Gibson, Thames Road, has
sold part of lot 21, north Thames Road,.
containing 70 acres, to Mr. David Ker -
'gal for the sunt of $5,705. •
To Resin Malaria, Ague, Fevers, Head.
ache, Colds, Kidney Disease, Pain in the Side
• or Back, Constipationor Costriveness, keep
- 20 -PR SA handy, and take a dose twice a
week. It acts upon the liver and ltonirdli
mngie.
Wm. M. McDermott, son of. H. Mc-
Dermott,' Master in Chancery, Goderieh
died on Wednesday, aged, 31 years.
He was a law student, and one of our
best known residents.
We regret to learn that Robt Bissett,
of Colborne, was stricken by paralysis
on Sunday morning. He is still unable
to niove, but hope is held of his re-
covery.
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD or 13/Ult.—There is
nothing more pleasing in the external ap-
pearance of hair, and it is possible for every
person to possess it by using the long and
well known Cingalese Hair Restorer, Sold
at'50 cents per bottle.
Otte day last week,. as Mr. R. Pater-.
son, of Hensel] mills, was engaged
u.:•...;• rip saw, his -hand
slipped, aud coming in contact with the
saw, cut oft' the first finger joint of his
left hand.
• Mr. Geo. A. Houghton, of. • Seaforth,
the well known horse dealer, was taken
suddenly ill on Sunday last. • Ile' was
In a fora time . but
is now recovering.
• est medical authorities acknowledge.
of Ayers Cathartic Pills, .and
freq• ubdtly prescribe their use with the -ut-
most confidence, well knowing that they aro
the most effectual remedy devised for dis-
eases caused by derangements of tho etoinach,
liver and. bowels. • .
Mr. Robt. Scott, of Roxboro, McKil-
lop, met with a very painful accident
one day last week. He was sitting by
an opce. window when the sash fell,
catchi.:g his thumb and criashing-Lit so
that ho had to have the top amputated.
Mrs. Famson, daughter of Mr. Thos:'
Cornish, of Exeter, while returning
from berry -picking be other day, fell
ont of the buggy on account of the horse.
allying. lieu elbow was dislocated, and
she was otherwise considerably injured.,
Do you wish a beautiful complexion? Then
age Ayer'e Farseparilla. It cleanses and
purities the blond, and thereby removes
blotches and pimples from the skin, making
t smooth and clear, and giving it a bright and
healthy appearance.
The frame building in rear of the
moulding shop Lelenging to Runeeman's
foundry Goderieh, caught fire beneath
the shingles, fitm the cupola, on Tues-
day, between 12 and 1 &cock. Tho
fire company were ready in a very short,
time, notwithstanding a delay caused
by a message that their services were
not needed, and two streams of water
soon checked -the fire before any notice-
. able damage had been done.
An Answer wanted.
Can any ono 'bring us a ease of Kidney or
Liver complaint that Electric Bitters will not
speedily cure? We say they can not, as
thousands of casoe already permanently cured
and who are daily reeommentline Electric
Dittas, will prove. Bright's Disease, Dia,
Wes, weak back, or any urinaty coMpIaint
quickly cured. They purify the blood, regu.
. ate the bowele,and act direotly on the &remis-
ed pari s. Every bottle guaranteed. For
eale,,ot We. abottlo by Watts & CO. '
We are happy to learn that the Rev.
Father Shea, the respected pastor of St.
.sTaines elah, Ssaforth,,has fallen
to a foi tune by the death of an aunt in
the old country. We hoPe hemay have.
long life to enjoy lila goea fortune.
gxrairmffog teaches that delays are most
dangerous, iindin no instance is prompt 55.
tion more neceseary theft When the firet ap.
preach of kidney disease is •made manifest.
To all who are ilxperiencing pains in the back,
or who feel that kidneysVs.s
Kf.mmi Puna is a
,friend indeed, as it will certainly refievetheir
pains, and if persisted in, effect a 'permanent
cure. •
Messrs. Xolin Hess, Henry Weselon,
and Tehn lionher of Ztu4ch did the
best work this season in connection
with the flax mill, The three of them
pulled and bound one acre of flax in ?
hours 50 minute. This is hard to
beat.l
The barns and outbuildings of Mr.
Burns nes;' tirkton, ware .struck by
lightning, during the storm of Sunday,
and were totally destroyed. As all his
()rain was consumed with the buildings.
Mr. Burns' loss will be very heavy;
the buildings were only partially in
-
mired.
cruelly, :Murdered.
In the Province otOntario every year thnuaande are being
slowly murdered by taking unsuitable, untried nostrums for
auebeompialuts as Costiveness Indigestion, Liver complatnt,
bldney.troublea, etc,. who intght easily 'regain lest strength
and energy by usinglleGregoes titicediCure. To convince
them that mak is the ease we will give them a free trial
bottle at combe's drug store. Price We. and cue dollar. See
testimonials front ensonsln Y onr own town
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Keith MeLean, of Ooderich, while
riding on. Last street On Monday, had
occasion. to. boiv his head while passing
under. a spreading tree. At the ewe
time his bicyqle struck .a . stone, and
losing liis balance, the rider was 'filing
violently forward. As a. result of the
header cue of Keith's arms was brokee
-near the wrist. • -
The .Goderich Signal is responsible
for the following; A parti. of Wingham
female 'excursionists passed .up Nortir
street_ in front Of the registry office.
They were in charge of a Well-fed gen-.
tleinan, resplendent -With a fine set of
light mutton-0*p : whiskers. • "What
place is that with. the iron shutters',
quoth,one of the fair ones. "Oh, that's
the reiistry office," replied the philoso-
pher and guide.. "Whats ,done there"
persisted the fair questioner.' "Why,
don't .you kneel Why they register
the—the—the--Oh, that's where they
register the-L-.the---the:—births, deaths
and marriages.'.' And the' lady thank-
ed his infOrmation,, and wished. sheliad
been barn a than, 'So that she •wonld
know everything, and not hays to ask
questions. •
xavtittiniaspt. I
Indigestion, Dyspepsia,Headache, Ner-
vousness, Urinary troubles, 'are often catpied.
by a torpid. Liver. Some call it LiverCom.
plaint, Biliousness, etc, The Liver governs
the system; if tbe Liver is inactive, one may
be Bilious, or have Fever and Agee, Read- ,
ache, Malarial Fevers,. Dizziness, etc. These
may lead- to worse troubles. This new sprite-
dy, ZOPES,c 18 now taking the lead of all
other remedies as a Livia Reams -mon. It
seems to act in a remarkable way 'upon that
organ—it corrects the bile, the urine and the
blood. - Friend, , keep the Liver healthy with
gO.PE-SA and other troubles are .then cot.,
IF. IT'VVEREPOSSIBLE
to get the teetiattiriy of themultitude who
have used The Shaker Blood Syrup for spring
debility; languor,lassitude, and that general
feeling of stupidity, weariness and ex-
hat:Mien Which everyone feels during this
season, we should be able to _present • to our
readers such an overwhelming mass of coin!
niendatory messages, that the:few who have
not tried it would do so at once. •It is a
positive fact, and has been so effectually de-
monstrated that no one today denies it, that
The Shaker Blood Syrup contains more real
medicinal value than any article now before,
the public. Hiindreds, in spite of their pre-
judices, are taking' The Shaker Bleed Syrup,
and now honestly declare it to be the best
medicine ever offered to the public ; and they
are quite right, and this.eentiment Must and
will extend just as far as people will aliow.
themselves to be influenced' by facts and by
the testimony of those people who have tried
it and know whereof they speak. In pre.
smiting The Shaker. Blood Sprup to the pub-.
lie we sifffer, because people have been am
often,. ,humbegged by the week decoctions,
with -Which the country is filled:- It is •often
difficult to, make people believe what an., ad.-
vertieement Nam because of the eVilinfluenee
pro4ueedby those unreliable, worthless pre!
parations. It is truss that holiest people are
constantly suffering from the effects of dia.
honesty, and this will probably:always be so,'
halt does not require any remarkable ability
to see how the real worth of The Shaker
4lood Syrup impresses itself upon people.
Our reputation vista upon the value of this
medicine, and we are proud of the record it
is making.
FARRAN& TISIDALL
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RATTENBURY sT., CLINTON
T•ANSR
ACT A GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS.
Moneyadranood on Mortgages end Notes of hind
.Drsitis issued payola at par, st tdltho !Mose of the
Merchant's, Bank of °amide.. New 'York exchange
borIght kW sold. -PROMPT ATTENTION PAID, TO COL.
tzemoxsthroughoutOsuada and the United States,
SALE NfriES•BOUGHT at bloke:rates, &p41 money
advanced to tsrmerun,their otgrt note ;for tenyiength
of time to snit the berrewer. All marketable scour
tiolthoughtand sold, ' •
BANKERS IN SEW YORE, 'AGENTS OF THE
kIERoirANT'S BANE or CANADA,
INTEREST .A.LLO WED ON -DEPOSITS
W. W. PARRAN. X. P. TISDALL
OLD CLOTHESFOrt SALE.—I take all sorts of
4kraes, clothes, carpets, and hope my old 'friends
wor SaVn there for inc. 1 also take brass„ lead and
mop.% ram home on Mondays. Any l,craon having
rags or truck In my Hee, eau love word at my melee,
and I will fetch it and givevele°, and I atso hog to say
Moo no business connection with a num mined
ifessin, Paporirg, minting, and jobbing•of that sort
done by Oconee Bmrte.v.
W. MARTEN, Pallet, BOX 84, Clinton.
trill"\kk
111111‘16'14
rajdna4Y0104wiU
Gat tho sgw ERA
from .thls data to
Jan.ist, 485.
For new AubseribortiOWY•
40c
N E W
Boot and Shoe Store,
IN PERRIN'S *BLOCK.
laril ADM-MADEWOES', SEWED & PEGGED,
at prices to suit every purse. The best
Work, loweetprlees, and satisfaction guaranteed,
Aa I have first -Mess city workmen employed,
antral sattataotion is a eertitinty. Givens a call
• ROBT. AUTTERSON, Prop
H. BEACOM, Manager. •
ELYTH PUMP FACTORY.
reargwson ttlgrillovris
PRCIPRINTORS.
'TIRE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RECENTLY
A started a factory in Myth, beg to intimate
to the people of Heron that they are prepared
to sink wells or eisterati, and providePumps of
the very best workmanship. Saving had con-
siderable experience in the Ihunnmaking busi-
ness, they tea confident they can give entire
satisfaction. An orders, by mail or otherwise,
promptly filled, at the most reasonable rates.
myth, April. 1884.
stoop.. ....
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SY RU
Cures Completely Scrofula,
tiyphilia, Cancer,. Rheumatism,
• atarrh, ulcers and skin and
Mood Diseases or every' deserip.
• tion. •
$1000 reward to any chemist who will
8?3:11dn,c_co.n_. analysis of 100 bottles of Shaker
Iodide of. Potassium, or any mineral sub.
Mance. bYrup, one particle of Mercury,
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
WC% • AIM Per Bottle, or Six for 35.00.
eablott Parlor
Milire
Warttiol,
• The subscriber' keeps the .tiriest
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CASKETS and COFFINS
Always on hand. Funerals furnished at
the shortest notice and lowest prices.
A CALL SOLICITED.
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Le,ediflg7ildertaker•
'REMEMBER, THE PLACE, ' • '
• OPPOSITE • THE TOWN HALL.
THOS. STEVENSON.
ARDEN LELAND
whom everybody knows as the succesifiil
niaftager of the. ' •
Largest' Hotel Enterprises . .
01 America, says that while a passenger from
New 'York on board a'Sbip goitiglirmind Cape
Morn, in the inr;* l!ays•uf entigratiott 10 cat-
he'lenrned thst 'one or me efileire: of
the veis,et had ett.t himself, during tp voY--
sige, of4tuelist:ietta d,seitse by the 'tett or.
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Ayer's Sarsaparmit
$inee 'then Mr. Ler,sxri has recoiemended
SARSAp,AltILLA in malty slpiilar
cases, and he has never yet heard of its faiti
• are to effect a radical cure.
; Some years ago one of Mr. LEtixrei taim.
lebdrers bruised isIs lrg. 004 tothe bad
state of his blood, an ugly scrofulous swelling
EH lump appeared on the injured. llnih.. Roe.
rible itching of the shin, with burning and
darting,pains through the lump, Made life
lamest intolerable.. Tbe lbg became eitor-
'Measly enlarged, and running ulcers .formed,
discharging greet_quantities • of extremely
offensive matter. .hro treatment Was of any
avail until the man, by Mr. LELAND'S &DM-
, tion, was supplied with AFEIt'S • SARRAFA-
' Attlia .whieh allayed tee pain maid irritation
sealed sores, removed the swelling, and
completely restored the limb to use.
• Mr. Utak-tin has Perebnalty used
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Ayer's Sarsaparilla
for Rheumatism, with entire seeress ; and,
after careful observation, (le.' :u4 d 087, in
his baltof, there is no Inv 1: ':::•3 ill the World
W IWI 70 it for the cure of Liver Dilerclers,
Gout, the effects -of hiaft ila ni, Satt
Rheum, Gores, Ern2)1i14, nni nil 1110
various forma of blood illsenms.
We have Mr. Lerazin"s perm:salmi to Invite
ell who may desire further evidence in regard
to the extraordniary curative pOWOM of
-Armes SARSAPARILLA 10 800 him person-
ally either at his mammoth Ocean krotel,
Long Brinell, or at the popular Leland,ilotel,
Broadway, 27th and 28th Streets, Near York. ,
Mr. Latarm'a extensive knovrledge of the
good done by this unequalled eradicator of
biood poisons enables hint to give inquirers
much valuable intOrmation. •
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PREPARED sir
Dr.I.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowell,Mase.
'13014 bYall Dreggietsi $l,stabottlefor 30.
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X.Airgiust• 31Paper in the 404101Prity,
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Vior the Valance of the year,
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JUST TO RAND.
rfrealtirs' Soaps, Viveimeh Unit* larnigheS
.Ilooper's and Alpine JLia-vaticler.,
Grennine Coloirne.
TOILET REQTISITES of the latest manufactures of the world. Plivsferese Paw:rum:04a
and FAMILY ItneTrEs tilled with care and despatch. DISENFEOTANTS of all kinds kept,
: orA-311PFIS.EL. ccolvjEJB, •
CHEMISTOHBM1S ANb DRUGGIST, • • - CLINTON, ONT,
J. CUNIN�EIAME
Desires to call special attention to his stock .of
China and. Granite Ware
Of all kinds; suitable tor Christmas presents.
Also, the finest Confectionery ! -to; be hid.
Fresh Fruit, Canned Goods, 84.c..
JOHN CUNINGHAME. GROCER, 'CLINTON!
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N7S7ST aritacDr>._
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Poistr4TE„ .A.SSOTIVIENT OF
PRI NI .1 E
.Comprising. all the Newest Styles. in
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FgENCH' & 4.11TE1-tIcAN.,HATS & BONNETf. •
In Chip.and Fancy . Straws.. Flowers, - Feathers, Tips, Pom Poms, (.)irints,
'Lades, Ribbons,, Silica and Satins. Having bought .from the loading importers
'in the trade, anl at prices that we are enabled to,offer special:, value in the above
lines. EMBROIDERIES, large stock to choose from. • 'DRESS Ourammits, • . •,
PASSEMENTE1ES' AND GIMP THISSINSS. Fun. line of SPRING' PRINTS alad
general assortment Of -DAY GOODS. Hats. and Bonnets -made over into all •
the leading Styles. Apprentices Wanted to learn the straw woi k' • '
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K. BEESLEY& -.SON BEAVER BLOCK
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1\101i,r. Xl\l" S91C1COCI-K,
Embraping all the Latest Styles 145:.
all classes of,..43rhoo4s, wliiehwili -be •
sold at the closest prices. •
4CD 41". Car
A.31_414 ITS U1CflES
Largo/Moo]i o Oda:Lt.'s .. rurni4hirig Coodx..
0-Te0CDOMIt=S .
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A. fresh stock of these goods at the lowest prices.
IR. COATS & SON, Clinton.