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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-03-12, Page 3ti .F.41.DAY, MOCE( 12. 1888, • Frozen. Or sbe filrysaish. One of the largest stock raisers of the western Kansas and eastern Colorado fleet/On isasjuat returned from a tour of inspection of his herds, and tells a dole- ful tale of the effecta of the recent se- `herely !sold 'weather. He says the mortality among the eattle, •especially in western Kansas, will be almost be- yond computation.All repoits• that the herds escaped serious damage are pronounced erreneous. Thousands on thousands of head were frezen to -death and many are still dying, The estimate made ten days ago that the total loss would not exceed 80,000, he says, is far below the mark, Another elenaent of unceltainty in estimating the aggregate , loss is that hundreds of cattle are still daily dying from starvation and exlitast- ion. Bunches a them were seen in different places barely able to keep on• their legs. This man, who haft had an , experience of seven years in the stook - raising business • wet of • the Missouri, declares that in all that period he has never seep. the outlook so dark as it is now. --Denver Tribane. home Beep, in Theo Bonnets, . A Kentucky farmer, moving to Kan- sas the other days cliartergd a boxcar, into which lie pub eight Wises, with his two sops and a dog to look after them. . The hoysehad. comfortable quarters id e tirefend'of the ear,. and as there was plenty of room the 'thrifty old farmer put in -3w° be hives. • As they wee • jolting along the beep-got—waym-ed • and came tint to inquire what it all, meant. - The response of the boys and the dog was as lively- v.& possible. All made for the door, the beys yelling to stop the train and fighting lite, bees with • their hats. •The dog was first OVA, yelp- ing and howling, and the others -'0att:10 tumbling after. By the time the eorts. ductor- got the train stopped and help arrived the bees were. out in fall force • and furiously mad. - —It -was-only-after. a pitched battle that the hive's. were re- . rnoved.and the _horses saved,Se:me of the bees got into the passenger coaehes, where they made things lively and warm for the passengers, but after a hard fight they were vanquished. . • Bosthu to be. .isigehwaynian. • 'William Seibusch is asbrien highway- man. He came from Gerinany when PI • :rears old, and became' a clerk In gro- cery store in San' Francisco. As soon as he had,earned enough to buy a. -horse and some pistols he went to Nevada and began robbing stages. He was baught after several successful ,veritUree- in his line arid sent to the penitentiary, The • Governoteof Nes-qv-la, ;believire, ' he had as ray. y .une-nove era are and had now,iseen the ere& of -his ways, pardoaed him. . Seihusch went:back to California and again began rebbing stages. • is told of •liiin.that on one, occasion 'he held up nineteen persons• _ while he robbed -the treastire-4)ox. other time, while he w ita robbing a stege • • a large waggorroarrieaking He stopped this too, and robbed both.. . Ile was cap- tured in Calaveras County and tient to • State pietism for fiye year. He served • shistimessindson-lseieg-releasecierecently,. • w'as at once .re -arrested - on, a charge Of robbing the Mails. • He has just Veen, . tried and again eenvicted. . *row Pam Xones' seeneene. Cincinnati Sun ;—A, tnan said to me the otner night: "Jones, wouldn't have missed your sermon for $10.;" and yet when the plate was passed around, that man put in a copper cent. Creed! What is creed? It is the skin of truth set up and stuffed with sawdust and and..faIf I had a creed I would sell it to a museum. • have known Wernen too poor to .own a pair of shoes, but I never knew one too poor to own a looking-selasa. • When some of you members of the church get to heaven the angels- will have to introduce you. Dignity is the starch of the shroud. The more dignity a fellow has the nearer dead he is. The road to hell is the road to heaven The pray difference is in the way you -are going. The sweetest rest a man ever had is the rest he finds in activity, • - -Many a fellow.ispraying for rain with. Ms tub bottom -side up. Red liquor and Christianity won't stay in the Eame hide. Custom is the law of fools, and.it is running this country. • • The matter ofchurch doctrine is an accident. . - Sumac seven . Tears:' —.... , SAN FRANCISCO, Oal.*Miss Frances Hranyelli 1n1879 loved and Was loved •by a young -s -ea captain named Herbert Sehracly. Het relatives opposed the match.Seven years ago Schrady sailed for a Mediterranean portin command of -ii, iiirWellant vessel; and the ship Was wreoked in the Straits of Gibraltar, and it was reported to Miss Hrenvelli that • her lover had gonadown with the vessel. She refused to believe it, ancl vowed that she would never again open her lips in speech. "Since that time she has kept her 'vow, and all the efforts of her friends to induce her to break her, vol- iintstry silence have failed. The pab- . . . leading, to his house, the wheels Of the A great deal of interest is bent hcation of her strange gtory yesterday g waggon strrick •the gatepost, . throwino. -attranted"thas attention era guest at the aroused in the 'Niagara Falk Park •ar- Alderson aut. . He fell upon his head, 'Grand Hotellewhe .celled on Miss Hrans hitration. Either some of the •proper tY breaking his neck, and expired instantly. holders will get inuchlese then' their velli and, told he'r,tt hp knew Schrady 'claims or the cost will be plated -so high Teronto Week : .Therikaare (hie, to who is now n Man of ,wealth in St. Mr. 'Blake, we ntust say, for•taking Sir that the• scherne wilt have to be aban- `!Schrady begged ree to . an ka nia 1-,, 0 Parste,s 399 7 S ...,..„,vittaN, . i•, S onge t.,•was cured Petersburg." "Knowin . I was coming John: Macdonald.to task -for, the flume sweetheart, whom lie sail loves." ''s• le. of it hard, Woking cough of 16 months stand: ' Canitclianki'io'Sharne.. dolled. '. Do the Eoglish to San Francisco," 'addec le visitor: • mery which he talks • in Eliglaild, •aiid which pats truth -loving and really loyal - ring his recital Miss Hranvelli, who'i-. ing by tho use of Pecttoia. Mr. Parsons says, really believe that we heve..ans army -of- " Afy sufferings :were intense. . The best quite a prettyyoung woman; sat listless, A ricer] physiiins failed to tiure me, After forty theusaed men, perftotly organized though she heard evert'? word .: The usiug e bottle of Pectoria I kin in better and ready to take the field in their ser: stony seemed to make no. impression on health thap I have enjoyed for two year's." Vice, that we aro .building Sif navy for her. Her mind is evidently blank, and.. l'?„2,,trii 4re the sinaplest or most severe them' and that we are burnilig to shed Any d &gist , 2 0 cents. , . • , if her lover cbraestack to chain her he ' . ' mils olocid-in Soudan and Afghan wars •? Will 'find instead of the sprightly girl lie An Ottawa coil (indent has figured Apparently theY:doseince they geVe Sir . left.seven yeara.ago ,a hopeless inibecile. , out that the Dominic. House of Corn-, John Macdonald the Grand Cross of the mons is compposed b if -9 French' bath . • • - • It is authoritatively denied •that Mr Gladstone has either directly or indirect ly consulted Mr, Parnell on the aubjec of Home Rule. - Canadian Pacific Railway earninge for the week ending Feb. 28th,- were $l,,000; same week last year, 0117,- 000. Mike in operation, 3,52i. Col. Dyde, of -Montreal, dropped dead in the -witness b�x. while giving evidence in the Court of Queen's Bench on behalf of his son, who is ealMsed of forgery, ' Poundmaker has been liberated* foam - prison, and hao gone to his reservation. • Diptheria is very prevalent in Rani- ilton and surrounding villages. With 60,004 adult Chinamen to 60,000 :fcslrui to :ivta% ipteosr cat Sane1:edFrancisco,tothe th r1131. t:ee 8s a queation.there. At Millen, Ga., Geo. Mulligan killed Frank Harris because he refused to pay him a gambling debt of Li cents, ° A QQW kUledin Nebraaka, the other (by, ceetained re her stomach a •pound of nails and a one-anclot•half inch screw, all being worn as bright as if pol• billed on an eatery wheel. There was no barbed wire found, little girl very meet& excited, rushed • inte the parlour, which was full 'of eompany and exclanned:—"Manmia, just think of it," "Think of what, darling?" "Oer eat •batisa whole lot of twine and I didn't even know she wait inatried." . • - The disooveri of the instantaneous process of taking photographs has been quickly follow. Increased testimony is borne to the fact that the beat family physic), the beet care for dyspepsia or biliousnesa is Dr. Carson'a Ste- macn Bitters. They never sicken or gripe. „ Alt drugeists, 50 cents. Tile Chicago Levi and .Odor League are waging much active wailer° against Sabbath desecration that 'politicians threaten to take up the subject encloppose them. • • A farmer named*M. 'D. Coll, walking on the M. C. R. track near SW Thomas, was etruck by.an express- train at -five *lock on Saturday evening and instant- ly killed, • Bev, Thomas K. Beecher, brother of the well-known Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, was defeated on Thursday, at Elmira, N. Y., in n race for the mayor- alty of that city by six hundred votes. h edical wor 4 y aperfectankinstam, taueous remedy for ad acute aches and pains, as Neuralgia, Toothache, Rheumatism. etc, This valuable remedy is called Plaid Lightning, and is sold at 25 cents a bottle by .T. H. Othribe,„ Dytamist. •••A `farmer at Bronwood, Georgia, who keeps a large flock in a range whereasockle burrs are numerous, the °thew day noticed fifteen sheep side by side, their heads all i ti h po n ug t Ei atone. way. Ile shouted to • For years John B. Gough 'supported them to Move; and the entire lot moved at the widow arid family of Mr. Stratton, once. He finally discovered that the burrs the man who found him drunk in the had got into their wool., andAhey were streets, of Worcester, Mass., and indueed stuck against each other's gide% hini to sign tlie pledge: • , 0 :' A snow bloeltadAtt the railways in Eng- . land is sornethieg out ef. the ordinary run When Sir Charles Dilke took his seat of things, and is creating a belief among in the Corurnens on Wednesday lib ihas -Englishmen that the coantry. is drifting welcomect.by Chansber‘lain and one or slowly towards the north pole. ,What with two others somewhat effusively, but the home rule, the pocialists and the snow the majority made no sign of recognition, poor Etiglishman is sadly beset. W this. . . enough to say he will tisk nothing if ensue - for money if he unsuccessfully attempted cessfel, Janies tvould riot have trineh uee ordinary racing shell for $1,000, is generous row through the Niagara whirl after disposing Of his load of produce. left Toronto Saturday night for horhe, James Alderson, a farmer of ScarborCis Where it , 11 all end is at peesent unknowable, but . Jannis Trtyler, the oarsman who offers to the Try impression' is that the country is pool in an going to the devil.. While peseinbg.sthrough the gateway ' • • . . ' _NEWS NOTES. Canadians, 44 Irish, 35 Sect *58 Eng .An English paper gives some.of the cur- . -• Hall: 20 of:-Amerian extractioa:, ger- icatitieS of medical life. One dectorslunche • i-?--Ifethe-reeeteel-•-siere: -istree'dasele 'when., the Irevice- o v tries .ricrw-i „ a. eeble message to.. London and to get• • • ivOuld be found that the Majority largeand his chances for a-patietttexceile the answer. " len ° nd chargee a guinea for each' att • ' • of those credited to old World countries meets sothe of the best company in E • A.,Tanigas ,ftirmer: mit the ,herris off are Datives...et:the Doniiniote••anco. very_wealthy man neara le from bcrof his. tattle last we-ek in bider horse in Philadelpha the ot. city can nn •ear to be alone at nightare to save building room. Sician gets $5,000 a y y' Pittlietiton • Methodiist Church .svas Methode Of persuasion,. data a little man het slay was proof agoielit.: all ordinal"? emit-At:mt. hitY for lodging i.n the ouse. .0ne young d tor his $2,000 a year r "looking after the destroyed by firesbaThoirsdays,ReviVel anhAing a. big pipe earne .Just. health .of:au lady.- 410 to be , serviCesswere in progress' at -the' tithe. • -34, soon as ' -the man -lied emptied- the - • spected three times a da', b is "as strong • It isestimated that fifteen care a tlay':: burning tobacco and hot ashes from his as a horse," and ao.pbrverse t great -trouble with her. "They can talk all they pleaseabeut lockout in the west," said a pasScriger fr Kaneas, ',hitt I Can spealr.from expetien and telt you ' hormatly that the. :weft is groat catintry—retirie country,- -Never h sociltsgood leek in. myslife as -I had, the. Just to show you how nature helps a m out there whoisWilling to.lielp bin:me One day ' hist fall 1. bought a barn, of 74,46_1)ex-7-got _dirt• cheeps. the, berme it waa difficult to moVe •and that night 'cyclonebaine along and blow.ed that ba -over on to. My:place, • dropped it rig_ •where 4 -wanted -hers andsnever loosened beard; ' Thatheivhat'I ball good luok." • Geldwin Smith says: Most ohne. Learned pretty well to acquiesce in the fact that the Doefinion Government ie a gOv!, ernment of corruption, • Men, places, pro- vinces,• interests, church*. organizations. of every kind, are bought in different ways, smile more coarsely, some snore subtly', in. order to forni • the basis of a System Which is admipistered, after its kind, with great ability, and is closely Iscincid up with, the pptional ambition lie veteran chief.. Oorruptieti is not wholesome:it doll not becalm elisore wholesomeasithecomeit more inveterate.; to isaynothing.of the debt which if irrolling up, it whet deprave the Political character of the 'peo,ple as in fact, it is visibly. doing, and in the'etikeprove fatal tri the spirit, if not to the form; ofsrepresen- tative iwititations. • , ' • • It would hardly seem postble for a wow Mae- to be Utterly lost..in London„. and Yet this its what ,has .just• happened. Mrs „ • , oatculattokg• 'corpse Several days -ago a pretty', little wo- - man -went taione-vt-the-hrfgest 1VIetlidd hit churches in Baltinfore and asked' for money to bury her dead husband. She gave her nathe tie Hester Green and said • , she Was. ashamed to apt; the city to bury Two worthy women were sent out to investigate the case. They went to a house in Perkin. street. There was crape on the doorsall the -blinds were clo- sed, and the stillness of death brooded over the place. _They•eritered the house. - In one corner of a darkened rciom ley.the corpse,and near it was:the wife bowed in grif. Thevisilors lOoked•at thetody and comforted the' bereaved, woman, • The pathetic stoty RO • tOG011ed *0 'hearts of the brethren that 417- was raised to give hita a Christian binlal. Next day' one-bf the women who•had inYestigateil the case went to thehouse and -found the - wife a little More "resigned to the will of Heaven," as she'exptessed it, and the corpse itill there. The money was left and the visitor departed, With the con- sciousness of having deem a good deed: • She found after walking a few sqttares • .that sha.had left her She re. turned to get- it, Opened the door, .and • there sat the cootie counting tlie money, ,clinking one half dollar against another to See that it was not counterfeit. The woman Was thunderstruck, and,although site. was 'told?" .waa. detertnined not to be beaten out.of $17, So she compelled the corpse CO return the money'that had been contributed for the purpose.Otbury- ing him like a OliriStian. • , Three moriths ago seven dogs wera imprisoned in Newark,N.J.' They have been closely watehed, and on Wednesday they., were released: They are sound in lungs,stomach,brain, and spinal marrow, And therebY hangs a tale, for these are the dogs that 'Were bitten hy the dog that bit the four children who were sent to Paris and inoculated for rabies in that city by Pasteur, • Catorhal headaches, hawking and Boating up phlegm, etc., at oho reltered and Cured by the use of Dr, Caraotr's Catarrh ,thlre, No reason wby you 'allOU)(1 stiffer tinether day, many oases pt catarrh of loirg' standing have been on roil • by n sin& bottle of Dr. Carson's Catarrh C,ere. All firtie.gistl, Si per battle, . e • isry n t. ng- en- rge 50 ear oo, i he 'has pipe into the horse's ear,. the horse went for a period ef four • Jae -paths will *be ,Te-• tearing up street as if he never intended guired Market' the orange crop. to stop -again. - S00110171 CalifOrnia.. • • . • • • The., correspendent • of : the London Mr. illet,of West' Northu mberland Timessays the Carliste before the death can "discount the average They at. his ofiCing Alfonso, steered./ a reward • of ewis.ebw1Q. Ile was unseetel. eod ,$1.00;000 . for..hie head,' •and that When elehted In the- Middle of last session: 4 man •Offored. to , assassinate •the King He drew .$1.,.000; teas $8 --fOr each day the Cellists Liaeked• out. • . • • between the date .cf'bia unseating and • MeG.regor tir ParktotiCittlailiCtiiiiiti-filii-- the en it ofthelieSs/01-1; Val later as a nevi'. valuable for Wounds, Sores, Salt Itheuth C.uts, measlier, .1m- drew' $1,500; leas $8 for B11113et 4Oala and Festers, as a healing and each day from. the beginning of the ses- . . pun yaw ressing,. • Do not be imposed on e.let4sgroerpillyistena,rereocroicfn, liktir deft•s1011 until the date ,pe hirfLre-electron, tiliethrt;Old, k malting over $2,000 in all, ;whil• e them - Carbolic, Cerate. Sold by J. 11..6embe. •bets who sat the session througligot drily A •particular' Mend in, Yokohama $1,500 arid single mileage. Thus GuiI- wroto to his correspoadent in Plymouth: kt get even ori his election'expenses. "Please to omit, the word ,gatpire at A. Virginia, fernier who owned a fine the ond Of my name, and •direct thy let- saif was asked recen'tly hie friend what tars to Jenkins Johnston without any ho would take 'for it. "-Six slollars," tail." By the retusn of mail Caine a re- was the reply. The very 'next' day the ply directed in.preciiie acetirdance with, friend -rushed over to the farmer's house the reguefit of the particrilar friend; to in adiurry of excitement. •"The train "Jenkins Johnston without any tail." killed yeti calfjUst now," said he; "By just at the beginning of the new year gosh P exclaimed the fernter, " the rail - the 15-year-o1d son of Henry Murray, road mist pay me $15 for that • calf, I Who•livee near•Washington, Ga., was bit- wouldn't have taken $25 for him." It ten- in the lip ,by a stray dog.' The developed, bowever. that it Was alioax, woundthealecl very qUidky and there was and the farmer stili'holds.the calf at $6, ,no thought of danger. On Friday, the Reports to Aneriectis Rural Bathe 196 of February, the boy was attacked' of Rochester, from 5,000 correspondents by very slight. convulsions. They grew more violent, and on Sunday he said to in all parts ot the country say the win- ter wheat crop continues generally in a - his mother, "This is the sky for me to • go ma." And he did go mad. The con- vulsions"increased until it was necessary to tie liim,to the bed. He frothed.at the Month and 'snapped at _anything that' came near him. • "in favorable condition. The usual a‘lareh- Susan Cox was not well enough to help her husband move .their furniture into new freezing and thawing has not develpped lecigings. Accordiagly, after visitieg their as yet any widespread or serious dam- new -lodging with her hnsband, elle apent. age. : Some spring svheat is sown, hub' the night at a hotel, arranging to meet Mr.. the area is small.Theground generally Oox at the new horne'next (ley; after the hod condition. The cotton crop, Wider vvorli of WOVItIg hadbeen t..4 Sein the hands of pleducera. Neat,morning she started for -the liedieigie. The winter packing ' season is over. but leat her way, and f mind *she could not reihember the address. At her Old led there is a decrease in weight and quality . Om the address had not been left, so the of hogs., • . , • woman walked the streets its a dazed con- ' A Detroit, Mich., despatCh iays: • Irak,' ditien until her baby froze to death in her tie IVIcKity, the 17 year-old daughter of arms. She was then arrested and taken eventually, to the work how, where she Sheriff McKay, Of Tascola County; Wai lies waiting until. her husband is able -to at the Michigan Central Depot to -day discover her. • . on her way to Jackson Prism], having A. daring robbery was eommitted be, ,in her custody Satnuel Woodnian,'. *ho twden Oil Springs ana oii City listFri. was !lent From Tuscola' County for one .(lay night. Between 8 and,0-&-c1ock Mr: year for assatiting his Wife with 4 carv*, 'b. J. Vroornan, of .Strathroy, selling ing knife. Hattie is a Sprightly little goods for (.4eo,. T, Cosgrove ,§; 00, cif Irtaiden.'and wittlosnal44.4e4,04) Zes not Toronto, WAS, Walking' On the M. O. II: afraid to bring such n. strongird des., track from Oil Springs to Oil City:, and perate man to prisofil replied,. "Oho" in. about half tvaywas met by three masked deed no; I don't handeuffhim, but ) lmve mow: One of them advanced towards a revolver in my pocket and I keep 11141 latetind covered him with a revolver, in sight.all the time, If he was to start requestin 0 11 1111 to put np his \ banis or to get away from 11101 would call out lie wouldbshoot him. Of course lie com-. for asTititance and souie of the tuen on plied, mill the other tivo went through the train would help me. My father. his 1)o3kets, Thoy efdt tl.,4105 fn env), nix IS sick or he would bay,' h:-..)1444"; Ow priSoner fir lxi:nhelr," Eeloit K's tele " Parker, of Abilene, Ka , I a4sh'ated' front his wife who resides her. On Teesday night he came here with a • young Man named_Frank Dunn whom he had'enapleyed to assassinate his, wife and :her .by a former husband; Dunn privately informed the officials, ,anel then fired' five shote osteneibly through a window at the chosen vietims,, for which he received $20, from Parker, and was to get $.5 mord if the fire press. ed successful. The officers, who -t were coneealed near, overheard' the bargain and artested Parker. Rev.J. Pallias Dutton, certifies : •"Fee same, years My wife 1151 been troubled with Dyspepsia, and itite tried one thing after an- other recommended Ns. itit but pttle or no effect till advised to give. McGreger Speedy Cure a trial. Since taking tbe first bottle 1 liave no- ticed a decided improvement, and eau with confidence ncatfariend it to beene of, if not the best medicine extant for Dyspepsia, This in- valuable medicine for Liver Complaint, Indi. gestion, (ininplaint, is lovely vc.o•tnido. Sold at fiontinN Drur Store ficV•ill WatefIfil, awl 501110 plitt0d, ClItIQTy; RAILWAY TIME CARD • Treks leave Cliaton as follows:— OR/can Taillitt SAILWAV. . Going Emit. • Going West, I 740 a.m. express 9.45 a.m. mixed 1.05 p.m. mixed 3,05 pan. 'piked 4.46 p.m. mixed I 9.15 p.m. express GREAT I WESTERN unarms Going North., Going South. 1 9.52 a.m. express 8.20 a.m., exprese 7.00 p. in. express 4.16 p.m. express WANTED 1,000 bueltela of' OATES WANTED in extetaeFte ter CORN MEAL, BUCKNYBRAT FLOUR, OAT legal:, we give isbs,. to the aush. Lots of BRAN and MORSE; Pr the tem or hundred, Best ROLLER, PLO:UR Oen in exchange fin, Light Spring Wheat. . WRITE yCHAMPION OATS -TOE -SEED, Tielded 70 bush.. te the acre last THORLY P OD OIL CAKE, Flax add all year, and weshs.i0lbs to the bush. Agent for kinda or sEgns. STEEP, , • . CLINTON. JAMBS UN 'S El KI C -POWDER THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND S. :.WILSONI GENERAL DEALER IN TINWARE, Pfc., HURON STRBVT,v0LIpTON. • • '• - P ,Ropaiing Of all kinds prompt1y 'attended to at reason- able rates. Vial solicited. Please Notice THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CALLA.NDERT Potent HARROW ••• , To Owners of Stock. WARE ullue ;t11 161"Al • "- TRADE Giles' Liniment Iodide Removes all Ihmightly Ranches, Gums Lameness la deals: DIeningitip„ Founder, Weak Iambs* Sprung Enees. • tipavia. abeam* Quitter, Winagalls No stable should be without M. Railroad mining and ett Prom companies all use Glio'aldniment, and In the great rae ing stables of Belmont and Imrillard it has Achieved wok. d 0 ATER U81110_ v n Write DR, Oinks, Box 3.tazys...4‘,P.,9,-., who-v(64.'1*n eatcharse..stre advie4 on all-diseases-and-abto-5111te /UHL- agemeut or,,eattle. Sold by all dryggists at Clie. and G1.00 a bottle and in'quarts $2450, in which there is great saving The lluament in white wrappers is fur faintly ,neel that !Pt • YGe Int°e‘ve efoi cadttlist% Aninionla Meese °and Cattle Powder& • • - • Used hy all the leading horsemen an Jerome Park, Pleet, \rood, Bp lghton Beath, Sheepshead Bay and Pull's Head. Never disappoint are tome, Alterative and Diuretic, Deatrov Worm, cures 'palpation, Wm, Both, Sore Throat, Catarrh Founder, Pialt-eye and Rheumatism. The dose is amall , anti the poser is great. Tlie Powders are Guaranteed nail pnr- &ahem failing to obtain a cure money refunded. Sold by all druggists at Nets. per box. neWtWfa of bollsaberfeits, • ROBERT DOWNS, • CLINTON, Manufacturer and Proprietor fur the beat Saw 11111 i• Dog in liSe. Agent for the sale and application of 014 Oar FISIIElt PATN1T AUTOMATIC BOILIIR ()LEANER. STEAM FITTINGS furnished and applied on siort , notlee. • Boners, Enginea. "and all kinds ea' Ma elsinery repaired timpeelltionsly and 111 a intilsfactory manner.. . • • . Farm implements manufactured and repaired, /steam and Water Pipes furnished and put in position. Dry Riles fitted up on application,.• •Charges moderate. ' iIARKNES8' r Is in the ntaTket to cOmpote with gar . Diamond Darrow inede.„ 50 Set of arrows To almost give away, MAIR BALM. s Restores grey do negates toile noisbed'asa roe lair to its "- •ebeliss, and Material for 900 set of o Harrows. • Notwithstanding aft the, oneosition by. those specially -interested, I will sell le any man who May Come befOre the 1st of January, 1880, a set of Harrows complete, for the await 01 $8,— and more.than that.win. warrant them for one year. This offer is simply to anew lip some of the stateinents made about inycwatent harrows at false mut:misleading. '481t Ben Switzer if what I say about my Rarrovvs is not right. Ilia, niisw.er, When asked • for a testinionial, was "I will sign my name to anything you write about 'Callender's Patent:. Rarrow.,. Cannot break it or shake it loose. Woeld,have no ether." The same answer is given by the • Tiplady's, T. Gib- blegs.• the Shiploys, Albert May, and others whom I have solcl to. • Enquire of these men. • • A. CALLANPEE, mitten. ENONLcure for 1OS1orfnf1 • Ing manhood, ner- voiene&s,wealsneas, lack of vigor, strength and de- velopment, cased by indiscretioiis, excesses, etc.' Benefits iti a day;, cures usually within a month. No deception nor quackeir—Paiiiiiito"proofs, 'full • description, hundreds of teptimonials, with letter Of.adviee m,.,._ _ _ _ _envelobiiiiled in plait; sealed esrei. a9iediearver'zwai• . • tural color, re , moves Dandruff, stoop the bah from falling oat increases it• z growt_h;and will . nikoet saolt2-iiresalrcoins: 'sing, it has . no anteed harmless. superior. . Guar- . IlarkPrenPearssedecbC% s.' London, Ont. atalli. 13.'a3.rptacemlnlitenisilli Ft:II:5111i sk.-"f‘s.4-L111 0 NT r• OPENING! IVIRS.'13RODERICK . Win Show a well5el58Ud Stock consisting of - ' GROCERIES; FRUITS of all kinds, O ROICE TOBACCOS • AND CIG,ARS, Try them. RESTURANTOYSTERS IN A.LL • 5 LES:: FRESH OYSTERS' • Bulk C'enstantly.erriving. • I"' TTE.R ci,u1 EGES:TVA.N.TED., • -_. . MRS. BRO..0 Cif. .' ' , • . TACES0G BLOCK, HURON. ST5 r. Ciartros, , . --' $3.00 ' ZUGV9PealRe • FOR ANY ' SEWING . IV ".AL:. ' JO rAt' . I .N E c, • - TEAT •CAN'T • Aw 18 the time to get your Sewing Machines repaired, iron or wood 'Work re -finished by a man who has had 12 years experience, and will compete with any Erni in Canada or United States, either on ohainstitch or lockstitch, groover and backw.elastui .stitch-7and alt these are a different stitch. Then we have the (stirr- ed needle, Wheeler & Wilson, Florence, and over 100 other different machines 'which the un- dersigned will repair. ',Stop any mashane from breaking needles or thread., dropping stitohee, or any other ailment machines are eubieet to. This gentleman will tell you how your sewing, machines work without seeing it se*, 'which may seem impossible, still,•it is true;', All wbrk warranted. I also sell the Combination sewing mar:dune oil, warranted not to ginfi-orrust.- - ' WRaPEUENces •:-.A. E. Morris, J. .T. Efoninth, Nichol cis Doer, carriage reakers„T...E. Morton, • lawyer) Wingliam. JAS. YANSICKLE. o Shop back oWLOODY'S`Grecery store, Clinton. • , .Clinton, Aug. 21,488.5, lnit • *11 , Rkjeb.m. Wilig"ht • :Jiwit,r,p,s, AND OPTICIANS; IMEPOPepEits, .01" ilinfoNDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, •• BRONZES, MARBLE STATUARY, ART POTTERY,, OPERA 'ciLASSES, • FANS, xxo. •.10113.11ERS1 AND META/MUMS, OP • EXAM AND WALTHAM WATai1ES• , • •STDKLING _TRIPLE.OLATED SILVERWARE, AlVIERICAN °topics', FINE OUT GLASS, ETC., • VA/BRET:lag, 3.40 WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT. • OPERA4IMSE I3LOOK,' PT.44-01T; S'OLE STATE AGENTS POR. PART4XLTVpigK, ,co' 8 onTARRATED • ntentarsrittuaitsairstearert For sale by the GOND' RAPIDS& INDIANA R. R. CO. Sugar maple the principal timber. • Advantage: 'Railroad* already "bbut, runner -- Oils towns and cities, one of the. healthiest parts of the United States, purest water, good markets, fine fruit, good roads, schools, churches, large agrieultutaipppulation, best buGsling material at lqw figures, good soil, low prktes, eav terms, perfect title. For books, maps, thefts, and all additional information, address • • • W, O. tilIJGRART. • 'if.o.and Commissioner Grand Rapids, Mick', FleiCher0h • .. HOUSES. - 1$181011loment13 Fara. GrossCIsle,1111oh.' All stock selected' from' the get of 5ireW-7" and dam§ of, estab- lished reputation.and ,regieterect in the : French and American Stud. Book& We have ft very large.nueiber of imported, and grAcite. _ ,lions and brood mares on -hand. 'Prices reason- ' able. • Correspondence solicited, . Send foe large Plustrated catalogue, free by Addrese. `WAGE & FARNum,netroit., mica. •• ••• • • Cabinet Parlor Tiawooms, • -AND The subscriber keeps the finest OASKkT,$ and COFFINS Always on hand. Funerals furnished at the shortest notice and loWest prim. ' 4•GAT..1., SOLICITED,. • Lfiasling 'Undertaker. ttEllEMBER TEE PLACE, OPPOSITE ' 'TIIE: TQWN HALL. DIOS STEVENSON , • HURON AND. BRUCE Loan and Investnient*Co y Titi4 Company i 9 ZotinIng Aironcy on Farm. ascurity d ,Loiccst Pates 01' interettl. • • MORTGAOEFf PswirAsiiity SAVIN,OS DANK. 131tANCI1. 3,4 an/', 1 ;yr alift !Weed Ationterl on lipposf'N, ,(10N0111111 to amount and that:- /- P1. • .% a., •• . oryten.-corsor..r .1tar:•,.et -square Anil -giro. tares • ftoRACv. II011To:g. Vitae Mt Colo -rich August Mb'