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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-08-13, Page 6FRIDAY AVG 13 18861 S. PERTH NEWS. Wm, H. Graham of St.Marts,brottght Midi lam from the old' country last week, three valuable thoroughbred hot'. ses and two 2-year'o1d fillies. • Kennedy's hotel, $t. Marys,, one of the, best known ancl Oldest. established -hotel in the county, Was been leased by .Tames Cochrane, late of OshaWa. The house of Rev. Mr. Carson, 411e. newly 'appointed incumbent or Wiiterloo street, MethodisVcliurch, Stratford, was enterat few nights ago and a number Of estplAes stplen, • • Mr. J. E. Milliken, inerehant, St. Marys, retire 's from business in October next, and migrates at the end of the pres- ent year to California, in which State he intends to reside for the remainder of his days. Last Monday, Wm. Oliver, son of D. Oliver of Deunle, while •engaged in gytnnastio near his 'father's house, fell out of a hammock striking the back of. .—heatkrin-thergreuncl end. reducing an- aIysis Ms limbs; Ile is now lying in critical state, • A somnanbulistic accident happened to a resident of Dublin on'Tuesdey night last. Mrs..garrick is In, the ',habit ef.' walking in her sleep .around her mins, bat on the above night the•window left open and she walked out of it and fella dirtance of twenty feet dislocating her hip and breakl,nglier Assasssettissn • -• s a bad thine, but Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Preeoriptien" deserves !,te. name. It is a olirtliin" (mite fer those painful maledies and it'siiiltneases,which embitter the lives of so man Y women. • NEWS ,NOTES: . There are over 206 cases of tyPhoid .i ' Pittsburg, , TivissOntiiria'barley crop is reported to be finer and largerthan last year.' • A Goldwater, lYfich„_ man 70 years old, says he has never tasted utea.. , Dr. Pierce's "Pellets" , cure sick and ' bilious headache, sour *mach and,all bil- sious attacks. ' A large bulk. of the Dakota wheat crep will not pay, for harvesting. %Half of the • elevatews have closed down for good, D. Vance; of YVellesly township, geld 100 bushels of new barley on the Guelph market oliTturaday, at a fraction rover. ep • cents per bushel.' • • Rev. E. 'B. Service; son of Rev. R. Se vice, of Sts Mars, has accepted to the pastorate of ' a church in the town of Birmingham, Mich, ' • . Hundreds of farmers in Potter conntYs • Daketa, have lost all they possefieed by a • prairie fire., which has been raging several days and extended oyertwenty miles.' A despatch from FortKetig,h, Montana,. says s-Wprri has been raceiVed from Sim- mons' sheep coral that a cloud -buret oc- curred there lVfonday. evening, •which le- atroyed 800 aheep. . • ' It is ditilleratood that Sir•john'Madshin, ald will net return to the Capital until early in Septeniber, as he contemplates spending some time at the Banff het springs on the return trip. ' s • • - • A cyclone strack-Hertlarak-Kansass-lase- •Friday evening, demolished twenty huee and did great dainages to the drops.. No one was seriously; injureiLs The ; etorm reached other towns in the.vioieitY., • • The Upper Yellowstone Valley • was visited -on•Friday by a terrific hailstorm.. Every growing thing in astrip of country. 13111 Miles wide was deatroyed.s There wore -drifts of hail-foulteen-in•ghessdeep same - places. • . • On Friday merniess the barn and sheds of Mr. Glazebrook, on the Hene •farnoabout two miles west of Sin-moos:were eistirelysdestroyed by 'a fire thails sup- posed to have originated ,froni children playingaidth-inatcheiss-Less, $3,000.s Probably the youngest preacher in the world is J. E. Bill, 'Baptist, only. 32 years of age, who preached a sermon on • the 27th ult., at lit, Martin's, N' 13., to a large •_ „qv* ationvas barn to the_ iirfafWerbiSffiralltirgy Young, old and roiddielageir experi- ence the wonderful beneficial effect of. Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Young &Men, .suf- flaring from sore eyes; sore ears, scald•head or with any :scrofulous or •Etyptiiltio taint, may ha.made healthy and etrong by its utter . • destry„greziers Andieg they have to sell their fettened stook at prices considerably lower than what they paid for the ymmg beat e ,three or four months ago. Thiel -- economic difficulty no highfalutin talk about,law mad order4n settle, and abetdd the Government attempt fit enforce the payment of impownbld rents, tlfere will be a stormy winter in Ireland. An 18 -months old son of Mr.aCilarlee Bratty, of Storrington, ate seine Perla Green left in the yard by a farm handy and, et, the sincl of ten hour e be was dead. A. young man in 'New Preston, Conn., in playing a kissing game the other night, kissed one of the maidens Bollard that he broke bis false teeth. - • When an Elkhart, Ind„'farmer was unloading a loacl of hay 'which he had driven to maiket end sold, be found •a• very lively rattleSpalte in thehay, and in the serpent he found two Meadow moles still alive and kicking. For its soothiug and grateful influence on the ;scalp, and for removingand prevent - log .dandruff, Ayer's( Hair Vigor has no equal. :It restores faded or gray hair to meginal color, stimulates the; growth of the • hair, and gives Nit beputiful, glossy, aod IststhesattandLsintesin kankikee (III,) insanwhoiipital *ere preparing the patients toatte,nd an entertainment -Thursday, evening, a patient -named MU Cooper /stepped to a gas- jet, lit a letter drawn frline her placket. eere tg.ber <clothing, AntVstasiburned to 'clefithsleapithAlt eNorts to save her. . silken appearance. s•Readdisw la, inforrang of Odd 'Wonderful remedy for coughs, Cods, Am etha. Bronchitis ', Consumption and all affentions of the throat and lungs wefeel that we are doing you a great .Itinduess. aiktfyou have any of tho above corn- MOAK if`You, wilt only-tryitvoivili guarantee settaratition tit every ease or Janney refunded. Ask for bleGregor's Lung Compound. Price 50 cents al:HIV per bottle, at wortaington's Drug Store, • ) Sandluttn, a aell,to-dolariner; ,living east of Eden on tho Goshen road, was ;struck by •lightoing en Sunday natarn- ing. The electric fluid, catne through the roof and passing through a nail hole in the (teeing cif the door, bear which' Mrs Saud - ham was standing, %truck him en the shoulder, breaking hie 'colter bone. ' A horse Owned in Springfield, Ill., choked while :eating aorn. its owner thrust a whipstock downits throat to remove the obstruction,and the horse bit the.stock in two, leaving a foot or More of it in his.throat. • A horse debtor mule and,clooreil nut the much obstruct- ed channel. •• • Alfred Pe,eker; better • knewn . as the men -pater,' was ;convicted . cif . man - 'slaughter at Dekver and convicted to' 4,0 yearel imprisonment in the penitentiary, or' eight 'years• for each: mars be is sup- posed to have murdered... • In I 873, Packeriit is 'charged in•urdered• five compliniens in- the . mining region, and for. fifteen days. lived cn.flie flesh of the dead men. ' • . . , • • The croPs. inparts -of-New Brenswick, Prince Edward. Island and Nova Scotia were greatly, injured and. ie. Many 'places destroyed by: the dieestroes hailstarm, Thursday. Hundreds Of panes of glass in • houses .were • broken.- Otte iimidied • panes were brelien'iri the -Oat -frolic chapel. .at St. Marys, N. 13, • The' hailstones were an inchsto an inele antra quarter round. s •J, .T. Catliti, yardmaster of the' Penn- • eylvania railway. at -Newark, N. J.-, siebe- was Struce-by a locomotive while attempt - 'lug to save Miss An•nie E. -Wyckoff from deiths at South Elizabeth,: N T , bon'a •three-weeks•-ago, has become insane. He iinagibes he killed the young lady, and. that he is to be hent.,tecl for the erime: 'His wife' is seid te• be dying front constant watching and nervous prostration. ' •an-san extensivedealer in fine horsea, buy,end sell as many as any man in New England. I use exclosively;in my stuble Giles' Liniment Iodiclo sAsnmonia and Gilea?-silerse-Powcters to -qui° - distemper in yoengeattle,• sere throat, fevers,rein eve splints, puff s and Windgalls. ThirDiftere remedies are what 1, rely . oh ; no horse dealer should be without them. -Frank Griswold, ,‘Srest.ltinclolph,Vt. Sold, by all druggists. • •• .Aug. Langieis, ;k farmer, of Feint Aux Trembles, Quebee,while feedino., his fowl a• day Or two ago was attaeled by• game cock. In lifting his hand to push the bird away. his hand :Was pierced by • , Ona recent Sunday the Rev. Jos. Scott, of Springfield; Mass., was very late at church, As he arose to begin his sermon he said: 'hi am very aeldorn late rie church' .that, how o where it be didn't I -r : r Ow buried • my liersetave eot this inornoigi an. ...eau • • , • • to Walk. '• Yon Will findtey text -in Pealms It WilhereabsurNig to the many friends, Be' Ye tie,t as the horse or as the I of on Ilackhnzie in the Dominion Male, Who hive net' understanding." . • to learn tliat his health has been much nn The Rev.' 4. Chatinck, pas'tor of the proved by his visit to Croat tritain, 110 ' Methodist church' at Sioux City, Ioivasand , Will need all the Strength he can comtnaud ' who has been the leader in the progecution 0 of saloon eases':ivas shot and instantly killed last Thursday evening en the street. There is no olue to the •dastardly crime, but there seems to he no doubt that its grew Out of the war lately inaugurated'. on • the saloons. Great exeitement prevails. pot transpire until the unfortunates were beyond recall, .7 Mr. Gladstoue will, it is asserted, etump the country in tha fall, de A yachting Iftironzin Sunday.rty •of ,six Canadiaps were owned in Lake rreperty_to the F4.1110 of $1•54000 was destroyed at Wallacetown, Ont., on Friday. Sam Jones said the other day " I assert it ia my place this =vain that Goa never did any thing for anybody. that they could do 'for. themselves. He 18 'too ' busy for 'that. He hassgot too much to look after, Just when yoe get out of breath; God meets you there and. finishes up the job, whatever it is." , John Denney, of Whitefield Ccossing, Ga, says that his brood of Guinea chickens disappeared suddenly one day. The hen acted queerly and walked around as ifeoaxing them to follow her. He inves- tigated, and found that the ohioks had been &aimed by a large chicken snake, and -were sitting unharnied in its coils. • Fall River butt had lots of fun thrdiv- log green apples at a lot of English spar- rows the other evening, but -after awhile tbe ,sparrows apparently •organized, for they made a dash •at the boys, flew straight at their Stiee_h_pecked setae of them until the blood ran, aini,-he-cOrdiiii in a local paparoptually made the boys retreat. . •• , In a saloon at Elizabeth, X. Y, on Tuesday, ex-Ald. John COnnaly hedger - ed John Lonahan, a young man of 18, about Ms inability to drink Lonahan -Kid he would drink all Connoly_paid for. This was agreed to, and Lonahan emptiedtwelve;large glasisis filled to the bilin with whiskey, • He reacbed.„,the street, staggered alorig for about a block • and dropped dead; • 161, Col, Knapp, of Carson, Nev. going suddenly into a 'chicken yard, found a supposed dead fox lying on theground. It was still warm. , He took it into the house, and his wife held the body in her lap while thechildren played with it. Some,one opened a window and the fox- juntp,ed from the startled' woman's lap And made a- leap for the opening. He fell short, and was captured. • It iiras a remarkable exhibition of' playing 'pos- A few days ago when a: Michigan banker 'closed his doors against depositors, a wo- man, who had $800 on deposit, took a re- volver and sailed up' to his house. The'. banker wasn't at home, but his wife •was. She had on a pair �f$000 diamonds, and a. $200 gold watch,' tind a• pair Of bracelets Worth $100 a 'piece. • "Shed !", observed tbe woman with the revolver. ", What I" '•1 want that jewelry as seenrity for. my - money, and Prn in a }turfy," She got it, but she had not held it for twenty-foer hours before it was quietly redeetneds and - she was asked to keep mum. • ' Mayer laikenian, of. Grancl: Rapids,' Mich., on Wednesday issued an ediet „compelling, the Saltation Army tti refrain . from public.parades or suffer arrest. They disobeyed the iejenaion, and were lacked .up• -twenty • in all. Great excitement prevailed for a time, theusands witnessed the arrest. The Mayor N determitied to SuppiesS the' parades, and peblio senti- ment .is.with him.' •Tbe .Poliee Court . , .was crqwdeit.n.ext morning with sym- pathizers of the Salvationists, and the scene was quite dramatic when the prisoners kneeled in the pen before Order was callecl aud prayed for tlisejadge,spoithe;s, gity offielels and !be' city at large. *Amens were heard from all quarters. •.t•fhwtrial will take place next Monday.. Donaldson, :the swinimer, ''recentlY; styain the:MehaWk nt Seheneetatly, tied bend and foot:. A young athletathoitht he could do the gable, and after a friend had well.tied •he started to cress the river. .Half.,-Vvey across he gaye'out and -seent-dotv,ii, His frightened •friend in a. bodel,Siedto get him: intothe heat, but 'couldn't. Neither could.. lia untie the' • ..Meanwhile the swimmer was, taken withSevere emit pp. Finally -the •man in the beat,tied a rope around the tkiv ire mWs. iteok; iiAd tlitis towed th young man to shore, Where' it took•con- • siderable rubbing rind• stimulafirreire- duce the eraulits and get" the • youthio siext Jail; and ,ttitert....1.1.!ie. agony. dieo 1 . 'W of lockjaw;•aged 52. • • . s • 'Wednesday evening' •Frank Lassmore,' .. a ti-year.old-chitd, who liees',on •Barton A. month' . ago, Milton Trent -Ilan, , Of 'street,. .fIatnilten, .not far from the city Station, had his hand amputated at the limits, was Arline, •hiS fethef's hero wrist'. A few days tip' he, eoniplainecl bomewaid along that Street, when John thatthe .hand had been . buried in a 1(nott, a betcher .and fisli• peddler, liv- ' cramped position and hurt -MM. It Was jug en • WenW041.1street, clume upbe"- :deg up and foie : .to be bitried•Oxactly bind hint and struck the horse on which . as .Mr. Troutman described.'. It is "said the lad was riding. The horse plunged - and reared, bet the , lad held MEI seat. The *man in 'the • wagon StIM canght UR and . struck the.ltorse again , With • his wh i p.' 'This •time the frightened animal.. crossed the road and .shook the boy fropr'. his back. 'Lilo brutet'n the waeon also • crossed tile 'road and drove over'.the un - Smith, oongratulating him on the great and deserved honor which Her Mateety had conferred on him, Mr. Reopath, Montreal, presented the address, and among other speakers were -Sir Wrn, Dew - IMO, Sir John nose and the non, 0. Oui met, who spoloiron behalf of the FrenCh• Canadians, Canada's contribution to the Colonial Exhibition is above all things practical. The good effect ofthe game trophy is every day more and more apparent. NeXt week 4 Party of eight (Mut on ahunting tour for the North-west, and hardly a week passes but 'dome eportemen leave under Mr. Hub. bard's directions. On to the textile fabrics,t e might also point, he organs and pianos and the miacellaneous manufactures, and enlarge upon the possibilities of results in each direction. But inost patent of all the outcome -of the agricultural display. Can- ada's supreme want is ital. To attract both population and cap. the One and the oth- er, she properly realizes that one.sof the best ways is through her agricultural re - 84111.0138. And it is from recognition of thie fact in one united effort that ()pada is de- riving so great a benefit. Captain Clark -now in charge of the Agri. cultural Court,•seya ;-0 The fact that we exhibit our agriculturillproductis as one Dominion rather than as isolated Provinces is 'a. great point. We don't spread up. the whole over Ito many courts ae our friends -the-Australians-haves-dones-s-Allsquestion of jealousy between Province and Province, • district and district is entirely done away with,,• an we preeent •a solid, frotit,No matteemerding ;whet Province inquirers want information, 1 11611 point mylixPlana- dons with the products of every part, from eaatein Prince Edward Island to distant • Vancouver." Ceptain Clark divides the visitors to the Agricultural Courtinto four olasaes :-- 111080 halqn8- relatives fends- in - Canada, those alsetit40 vest, ing ,elasis and thationiniermatAlites. The. repose from lriend.'are as a Vtole smile- • facterY, showing a Jibs:Mg liking for the national conditiene of 00104;00 a faith in their own future independence. ":u to the second class of . Visitors, the benefite of the display are directly apparent in the many inquirieifer literature and, what is still more sought after, personal informa- tion. London 'does, not. of course, in it-' s'ett lihRIAY an enaiirating Oasis of the moat proiliiistig• kind, and were it not ti gathering place for all People of ellirades' the result 'cf the Exhibition inthis respectmight not besas desiiabN as it pramises tolbe... And -tTnecpsrnopolitanfeature of the.great:me- tiopolis will be more than ' ever etrikingly ,represented next moth When ,the special, railway arrangertients throughout the Coma - try bring to theEithibition the people of the agriaultural dietriots of the Province. The third and fourth claws of ;Visitors; British inveitters aniTniiiii5reeffismercei take in facts <bot slowly and take long to digest 'them. But though . progrespitm isslow, it is at least aure, and in this sense satisfac- tory. To epeek of one.clase of agricultural exhibitegrain, seeds and milling products -enquiries are &instant for the addresees of shippers. The qualitysof thes,Oproducts is happily a keregana;coeclusion with, most ofthese men of commerce. 'Bet with•some there still•remains • that vague and rapidly vanishing • •piejudice :against, till'. things ".Canadian" -a prejudice •which .would teach Producers this .rrsoral i-" To •-send second rate -products ta a'central e ropoti dm Riches England hi, te .'raise a wall,of pre- judioe vvhich it will takeyears of gnod inis Forte to overcome; send nothing if you can't•be sure it Wilt: bear close inspection and cenverition."--- Canadian meal and flour are products in which extended' en-. eeernsyrevatent, lint in, at of all the Red Fyfe Wheet of Manitol a .and the scorth-west claims attentions 01 theit -OiillTeemplatnt 18 that enough cantle b had. And Why?. For thevery simple reason -that the North-west has net hither- to had supply ta meet these Mashie demands'. "Local -demand," says Captain Clark, "ad the wants Of Ontario'millers, are such that the amount available for ex- port out of Canada has been. next to no thing. . This year, on account of thesplen- d id crop-thatir-ripbbing;-thelirOblem-tif quantity for export •to Europe will be solved,: andthe amount will increatie each ,HaVillg' ft, large stock of Salt oti band; orders :will seasqn when once:a geneme start has been made towards direct shipments.' Dealeses here are willine and anxious to .have -tre. whet, but their baldness is such that they mast be able to calculate upon ' a• • fa irly_steady sit ppli seasots' after season.' The very irregular and isolatedsgtiatititiei of the firet-rete grain whieh it hasin the pest been possible to send do not at all an:' FAMILY. GROCERS. WE RAVE A SPLENDID ..ASSORTMENT OF . CROCKERY AND, Gust_ ARE. S. P.4.1.17...iTS3111R, & craiNTON. CASII FOR EGGS. A., 0-7.76.., Having leased the premises now occupied by us, for another term of 7 years, we are - prepared to give the.BEST BARGAINS possible. We have on"luind it large and well_ selected stock of ORNERIES, CAN= GOODS _TOLTRACTS,_ FRUITS and. SPICkS. • WARRANTEIll r.tiRBF NotliING. BETTER IN rue ataix4sr. Aiso , • BLACKING, BROOMS, BRUSHES, BASKETS,:,BISCUITS, CONFECTrON- ' ERY CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE: We have the largest stock in town, A. A.NGITS, .Clomb•ine quality with price, and we can'not be undersold. OLIN: TON. rea Inducemen . • PI-10,Viug benght.C. J.TuthilVs Stook of CECINA, CROCEERIT . CLABB177421.1C. • At a discount, will sell at•Wholesale Prices until all is cleaned out. A PINK ASSORTitEla OF S. KIPK'S, OF CHLCAGO • FIN* TO111..E.T SOAP; • FLEESHMAN & CO'S YEAST,. formerly kept byTuthill &Co. alWaytson.fessi MOBN CUNINGHA11/E 'GROCER, CLINTON. • AND REFRESHMENTROOMS, C.CINTON. • . 0.S01* Proprietor jlee CPI?:ani.. o da Water, et c. J a.s..azroEitsozT, NET ona.bni tixto&—oLX1rs:1701sT. • Fort .3F):OJP.LE. Chea13 SXIT,, Cheap CELOOMIELIES Cheap .7' ‘1,-0,VISIO1W.. swer the purpode." 'Calking About HOC Weather:: ':Talking about hot weatherssaid a brakeman, that we had the other. day was nothing.long side of What I've seen down on the Southern Pacific. I was, breaking deven there. last suMmer, and in some o' them dead, desert valleys o' Arizona, Where rain never falls and the sun's always blistering, I've seen weath- er that would•reniind a than of What's irt atom :for him aftei; haileaves this , vale o' tears and boardin' houses, ' One day laht summer we were runnieg along in that country when an accident oc• eurred such as 1 s'pose was never known in all the history of railroadirfg. ' All of a sudden the loconiotive was seen to be bouncing along like a ball, an' the engineer was so frightened that he shut off steam as quick as he L. how and whistled like sin,' to dal] all the men for'ard• We rushed up ahead and lic4told us what had happeeed, but. we, latighed • at bite arid made so tench fun of him that he finally pulled open the throttle asdin just to show us' that he a he was talkingabout.11inpe rop detdiffStLoui51f bautit-np in ti medical college if that locomotive didn't bounce just like a ship in a swell. We were all so frightened that we beg- ged the ,engineer te shut; isfi deem and stop her. What was the Ttrftterl Xothin' the rails kvere sa hot that they sagged down batmen the ties whenever the engite struck 'em, tiri' the Wheels were so hot that they were pounding out flat, Yea, sir, if we'd in a mile further weld it -bad nOthitt) but square wheels under our loeotitotive. None of as had eves' seen an engino run •with Square wheels, and so we didn't try it.' -1-Odorless Iterald Train Talk.' cerrespendent ef PAN Opinion writes :-At Southport, Livserpoel, there are a great 'many horses fir the hie of • visitors to ride on the sands \ there '; they are all white. A friend stoppingthere VA" a- montli-eceildsnot-belp-ricitietngsthisrsautl- ---sr-sitskedstireartrestinestehrthey-ware-allswhitess The answer was, They are white from age." Well, 'there ate plenty of white horaes.4 years of age and uptvartle. Now, the question fis did aeyene ever see a white foal,' and, if not, wheo do they be., cense white? As Old seems to be a poser to all the'hosia &Were that I havo spoken' to, and Ake to the Veterinary tthrip3ons, Shall be glad if some of your readers can give the antVer. The rent 'question in Iselend dile winter isAikely to prove troublesome, owing to the produte. Farmers who aro • sell. to overceiee the Gerrymander in East Yoik.' Oita. of the Meet shatneftd aspects fortunate lad BE lielay.On the ground, , of,Sir John Me ed Oneld's knavish rearrange- breaking .his thigh,' Knott was arrested, meetalf the &instil tfencies was the crating ; indenrified ised remanded for trial. • up of York tetnity an as to secure, if pos... • Bible, the defeat of his ohl entagemst,' tease • A • -A • 0-• Lariv141;0, Al:hider of Aig try t „ati a culture and Statistim in MSsvitebit, is in Out in the seeejco of hit's OolIn, shameful proceeding. , this eity. HO has been watching the The lathgt reincily fur Coughs COldi, CVOs r I reSillt of' 'the last electien for the Doniiiis Whooping cough, Dronsiatia, nos, 18 aleGre- • V i'' t ' (4 b t tl f existenee contemns any et the active thereat feet of the Biel quest it,P, .; 18 110W eetscompusing Malreger's Min g 47ompound, AO 0 . do not Hay you have talon] everything until you 'la L lolled tilit,:, I ;re i ,It '. ;1 i .1 11 -have-tricd-this for -your cough er-coldrandyer-r- partyraritietites' Wel vote alt-throu 'Y 0 •aainicuLasiti he the s ,ine as itll.v., lioinive twit It, virohat it is timiatifsts. sole Ili Ps e,i in h tfurisiberals,-imil .that,--in-rnes bottles byA. Wortitidg rallf1triiggtg. .. Frenell constituencies the result will be . , goes Lung Compound, •I iterate nerenteay iut son ai mmen ue ee, o,see e be filled at. the lowest priesa eter offei•ed in Clinton, as. the Salt Works Will be sold when tirttingsar..• 41nenie are completed. NVill•buy arid sell TIMOTHY and CLOVER SEED. sA. let of . SALT SACKS andsGRAIN BAGS for sale. • ' . s . .. • . . SliksLARGE'13A:RS OF N: P. SOA.PFORs-ONE'DOLL A.R. . JOHN ..131('GARVA, • • 't CLINTON The Coloege Gazette says that at Lein- much the same ae It was in Oharably berg, Austrian Galicia, reeently two young i Get:marl girleswhoso rare beauty and sweet the other day—vetory for the Liberals. ettieett had obtained for Ithein profitab,ly In English constittiencies things will employment and a promising fature du ,., . _ _ __, remain as they aro now --about equally the operatic gage, were sold to the agent cavities]. The-pro,speets are.thattitthme. of a limbo, nabob, who is said to maingeneral election tor tile siottse o to tain a harem as extensively stockeclats the mons Blake must replace Sir John IV ae- tenants collectiOn of Oriental beauty pre- &mild.- ;Special to Detroit News, sidial over by Ismail Pasha. The sale was negotiated by ono Aarott ruder and , his -s.s. - ' Canada In, Britain. iiirt,,' With whom the girls were hoardings and . he priee paid for them was forty eon Atialet'VrtilLtIS DiSrI,AY, --- ing butter at fourpence and fiveperice a roSstilse, each. The yids were induced by pound, whieh last•year breught Mel ViiIii'd " Sixteenpende, are inking hew they are to On Friday, 16 july, an addresill Vita pre - i s erprefescoOttal engagements at • , ia 1,t,mboy, and tite story a •}leer sale thd ready bout arttrtched 0....1sir nInlaid. A... satne condi thins tiipply to the cattle in, pay rents based nn prices, The fabn,1""3 681turi6a "c°mPat'Y .q4 agent Emitted; to which. 250 sidriatures had al- * • 111 WE: Atti NOW OPENING ONE OF Tin LARGEST STOICS .0E. " BOOTSand saon at Remarkably Low Price. ARNESS TEAM HARNESS $24. SINGLE HARNESS $10. BABY CARRIAGES just arrived, latest Stiles, very Cheat/. . TRUNKS & VALISES bilthe hundred, Cheap "Highland PINE and, CEDAR-SHTNGLES-Pt-Lrnviist=Prioes?--- , rrw-rx, CI1]3 LdL4, cuxktoil. 181Mr9I.M.Orim".2 B Laurance's' SPECTOLES and EYE-GLASSES1 Are the only Genuine English-AKtieles in the Canadian Narita. ... . Real reithles are kept In stook, Vesta are given to purehasere to prove genuineness. They arirrecommended by and these testimonials have been received front the President, Vitia, President, Ex -President and DioNiee•President of the Medidal Association of Canada; the Prost - dot Of the College of Physielans and Surgeons of (Plebe(); the Doan of the Medical Haeultyot Lavai University ; the President and Es -Presidents of the Modietil COtincil ef Nora Scotia, &es These recommendations ought to he Rummest to prove their qualities, hitt It farther prbot iti needed, can on ' 4 11011. W.,COATS, .Waithinalier and Jeweller, Clinton.