The Clinton New Era, 1886-08-20, Page 3FRIDAY, MT, 29, 1886.
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Demuth Day and the iittchwttY Cew.
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Tbe beet o' bein's will hey their cares -
There's alwns autoPthin' to erase our way,
're warry an*frat us in our strai
son-
An' h wue the lot o' old Doom tety;
Be bad hie trials -I'll tell. you. low
wus tempted are tried hy a highway cow.
.• The hue re her Lido rtili a dusky.brown ;
Her body vrua lean, an' her neck aIIm;
One horn turned up, an' the other down
She wus sharp o' sight, an' wus long &limb,
With a peaked DOSS, an' a shprtstump tail,
Ant ribs Ulm thethoops on a' home-made pail.
Many a day be she passed in pound •
• Nur meanIT helpinl herself to eorn,
?Arany a cowardly cur an' hound
lied been trensfixed by her crimpled born,
Many a tea-pot an' Old tin pail
lied the farin.boys tied to her stumpy tail.
Old Deacon Doi was a pions man,
A frugal farmer, upright an' plain ;
tnany 4 weary mile be ran
To drive her out o' his growin' grain, s•
' $harp were the pranks that she used to phy,
To it her till an to git away.
He used to it on the Sabbath day -
With his open bible upon bis knee,
Thinkin' o' loved ones far away,
In the Better 41nd-that he longed to see-.
When a distant beller borne tkro' the air,
Would hang him back to this world o' care.
When the Deacon went to hie church in town,
lite watched an' waited till he Went by.
Fa never passed her without a frown,
Are arievilileam in each angry,eye,
Re -*mild °reek hie whip, 1.'1i:would holler
"Whey 1"
Ez he drove along in his "orielioree ehay."
the whole WWII that MI11.• Agnes Kerr,
widew of the late Daoiel .1'err,. has
t1
passed VI ay from thie community. Al.
though she bad only reached the allot-
ted term of three score and ten years she
in that neighborhood as ttVisitation Of 1 . 01 To B S ' 1
Providenee in punisloneot fer defiance 1.4;ii)„,,,e Tier Repeam in
'n 1
of the piety, 'The story. as told isllthat 1 Vel...1114UW-h0 A HI II,
- ril(10 AMM9111
in 1861 there was a scourge of diphthe-
ria. in that ueighborhoed, and the phy.
wart the oldest settler in town, havive %eau waS kept busy treating patients
come here with her husband about 44,
years ago. At that time :this place and
the eurrounding country wits a cotnnlete
wilderness, Mrs. Herr and her husgencl
firet settled ou a filen in the inunediete
ueighborhoad bat shortly afterwards
moved into town awl took op. Mod and
built on the lot on Main St., now oc-
cubied by the Herlburt blacje and ad-
joining stores, At the time of their
settleiumM
at here the late r. John Flicks
was the only settler in: the place. Mrs.
Kerr had through life to bear more than
the usual number ot trials which man
is Leir to, undhy hor kindly efforts and
aseistance helped many to bear also the
hardships to he endured by those corn -
to country such es this was then,
She bore all her trials with. Christia,0
fortitude,:,Whitth is an example to all.
She was always a member of the 13ible
dbristion church. Mrs. Kerr leaves
surviving three sons, all of' whom are
married and doing well. a
MeGrejgor itaawhos Carbolic Carat.),
Move you ne
Corn, Bunion, Salt Rheum, Plmple Blotches,
Rough Bands or Pace? If so there' ts but one
cure, namely, McGregor and'Parke's carbolic
Cerate. I y try itvrin convince yoll•
Then at hit homestead rlre loved to call,
It costs but 250. at WorthineionwDrug store.
Liftin' his bars with her orrimpled horn, Brother tiewanees short hPeeelses.
Nimbly sealin' his garden,wall,
Helpin' herself to hie standin' corn,
Eatin' hie cabbages one by one--:-
Scamperin' home when her meal was done.
()Pen the Deacoix homeward came,
Thltnntin' a hymn, from the house o' prayer,
i
His kindly heart n a tranquil frame, •
Ilia soul ez calm ez the (weal' air,•
His foreheademooth as a Well-worn plough--
To find in hie garden. that highway cow.
His human passions were quick to rise,
An' stridin' forth with a savage ory,
With fury. blazin' from'both,his eyes,
' Ez lightnnes flasli in a summer sky;
Redder an' redder his false would
Ake after the critter he would go--,
Over his garden; round and round,
Breakin' his pearandapple trees,
Trathpin' his melons into the ground,
Tippite over his hiVel o' bees,
Leann' him angry and badly stung,'
• Wishin' the old cow's neck wns wrung:
,The znosses.grew-on•tbegarden:wall -
The years went bY, Wiih their -Work an' play;
The boys o' the.village grew strong an' tall
An' the graphaired farmers dropPed away,
• One by one ez the red leaieslall- '
But the highway cow outlived 'mit all.
The things; we hate are,the last to fad, •
Some cart are lengthened through niariyyears,
The death o' the wicked Seems long delayed;
But there is a climax toall carers.
An' the highway cow at last was Slain, •
In' runnin a ram with a' railway .train.
All into pieces at once she went; ,
Jest like savin's banks when they fall;
Out o' the world she woe swiftly sent;
Leetle was left but her ownatnrop. tail.
The farmer's gardens an' corn -fields now
Are haunted no more by the Higliway-eow,
• EUGENE 3, Ilia,.
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Lanlfies only.
The eomplexion often rendered unsightly.
by Pimples, Liver gpots, and Yellowness.
These it well known are. caused from an
ineetive-. Liver and bad blood. Dr. Chase's
. Liver Cure purifies the blood and whole
• system. See Recipe Book for toilet recipes
hints and euggestions on hoW to preserve the
eomplexton, Sold by all druggist. • ..• ,
• .1?--EBTII.--NEWS,
in List6Wel the: ohl
and Mr. Sutherland'sstable were
burned down last .Week. • .
Mr. Thos.: Jonee', Mitehell, •.WaS •ree.
lievedfof a liand'scime4old Wetch hy the'
• gang Of pocket invaders 'that swarmed
Listowel, on tournament day • .
•
M. 3. W. Woodley, of Etilleiton; has
sold bis splendid 'team which took the
s tea -stakes' peewit -t atehe
last fa11;161; the handsonae sum of $500
On Saturday Richard Babla, son of
Mr. E. Bahl), Mitchell, accidentallYfeld'
from. a beam in the new Methodist
chhreli, and brtke. his arm near the
wrist.
• Miss 'Campbell, ferinerk teaherj
'the Mite S'elroll of St. Marys, arrived
home from British Columbia A few days
ago, whither she had gone in match of
health. •. .
• Mr: W. IB.:01iVer, of Doviiiie, Wherie
.
spine was injured by a fall front P, 'Mtn-
. mock; is stilt -alive ".114.htte. now some
sense of feeling lulls hail* and his
prospecteuf living are much better than
atrst anticipated: ••
The larents bylittv• offering *$12.0,044
• carried at Stratford, on Friday, for the
, Grand Trunk locomotive. Works and•car
shops, by 868 Majority, only 12 votes
being polled against the by.laye. • There
is great rejoicing oVer the result, as this
• eecures. to Stretford all'the ebove works
west of Toronto; • . .
' No lengthy advertisement is neeestatry
to bolster up.Dr. Saget'e Catarrh Itemedy.
The sad intelligence hest reached here
of the death, on the 27th olt; at Win.
• dorn, Minnesota, from the effeete of an
accident; of Mr. •Thomas 'Fawcett, a
former resideut of Fullerton. From the
Jerticulars 'received from ' his rother,
-/flr, Wm. Fawcett, it appearit that en.
the 24th nit., while the deceased wee
• "driving a team; one of the horses tam
• away, end he was thrown to the ground.
The waggon rett over him, his arm being
. broken. He alio was badly • bruised o0.
the head and other itarta of his body,
hut although his injuries Were neVere
no eiiii-thouglit they would terminate
fatally. "But on.tbe 27th, three days
from the tiine o e -accident, the de -
(leased had a paralytie ke, and in
haff an hour aftee he teaoived the stroke
hie death took place. ,
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The Mithhell Advocate .Says is
with feelings of the deepest regret to
ltam easier ttt &fern a State dan tuber%
a Sunday sohule picnic.
• De man who gives you thirteen cents fur
a abillip' will burry yer, tea an' eoffy an'
pay nnflin back.. •
• A photograph !dean !thew de deviltry io
• a man's eye no de temples on the Woman'sface. •
De mo' good clothea yer kin heap on yer
'heel; de ye r laid:grammer.willhe wear;
mended on. • -
• De 'public neber :atop queshnn de
troOf olivicandal, and de man ,who climbs
above oa am nabber quite forgiven,
!' De aim of the philanthropist am not to
preserve de good eggs, but to work de bad
ones over an' palm 'ern off again.
• De room whieh a -man takes. Upon de
sidewalk am- no oriteron t� judge of de
amount of brains in bis bead. •
You can't ••.h'ar .de jingle of gold pieces
half as fur as you kip lear.de rattteof Unpans
The man'who announced his own
hon-
esty sometimes ;gits into Canada wid de
boodle; and ainnetimes ant „caught in
Detroit or Buffalo. • .
Let two lotig.live frame begin is discus-
sion as to de color of Adani's hair or de Elio
of Noah's head .an' de chancels -fur a rOw
am fust clasii., -What men doer) know am .
what they refuse to let go of.
•Sift down de 'talk of the world's greatest
men, and whet -Lyon min tO extragt,de big -
(soy? egotism, prejudice and self-interest,
you will have to look tar •de gnotiente wid
-a Spy -glass. ,
LuV •arn a beautiful' ilentiment,.jin' de
game of three-keerd morite atn.a !swindle,
hut fifty. people are drowned by luv fur
ebery one siettelledby• the keerds. •
Industry' Am a rack in whiehdar im al-
ways a peg teang up.cine Ina' workin'man's
coat. e
When yon 'teem to let de gas. out of s.
Balloon you am' Surpz:ised an' disgueted at
de_ehrinliage, • •
. One-half ,of the great men expect deir
speeches f6 be read by posterity An' deir
clebts•to be paid: by deir
Free•Fress.
waterlog from that disease. He W48
very succeseful, and gained such confi-
dence in Lis skill that be began to boast.
that he could Cure any caae, and wept
so far thstt he defied God Arthighty to
proddce a: ease of diphtheria he could
not cure.' in less than a -week his
youngest Phild wait seized with the die-
easarand 0.10ougji be exercised his Skill
to"ther-iatioest, having not only profes.
sional pride but a father's love to u.rge
him to do his best, his boy grew *arse
and died. One safer another his child.
ren Aid:citedand died, until all were
gone and laid side by side lit the little
graveyard near Fallsburg. But one child
was left, a married daughter, but in 4
feW4eeks. slie, too; was stricken down
and beearee a victim ef the dread dis.
ease. • „
ft. Practice* Lesion,
I bear that Smith has sold ont his
saloon,' said one of n couple of middle -
a ed anon who sat ‘sipping „their beer
and eating a bitof erackepin a Smith-
field street saloon the other night.
Yes,' responded the other slowly.
What was the reason r thought
he wasjut coinine• money there.'
•• The other nibbe% a cracker'abstraet.
'edly for a moment and theo said ; It's
a ratites! funny story. S'inith, you know,
lives on Mount' Washington, right twat;
me, where he has an excellent Wife, e
nice hem, tind three as pretty children
as ever played eut doers. All •boys;
the 'oldest not aver nine, and all about
the same size.. Smith is a pretty respect,
able sort of a eitizere tiever drinks' or
gambles, and thinks the evotid of his
family., Well he went Lome one day
last week and found ,Ids wife mit shop-
ping or something, of 'that sort. Ho
went ou •through the house into the
thee under an apple
tree ..wero the three -fellows playing.
• They had -bench and some betties; and
tumblers, and. were playing "keep Sal-
oon". He noticed that they were drink-
• ing something out of a pail, and they
acted tipsy, The youngest, who was be-
hind the bar, had a towel tied around
his waist, And Was setting up the drinks
pretty free. Smith walked: over and
looked the pail. It was 'beer,and two
Of the boysstaggered. A. neighbor's boy,
A couple of yearS elder, lay asleep: be-
hind the tree " My- God, boys, yeti
meet not drink that," he said, as he lift-
ed the Ryear-old froth behind the bench:
We's playire &loon, 'papa, an' Was
sellin' it just like you," said the little
'fellow. Smith poured -.out th'e beer,
carried the drunken. boy home; and then
took his•°oWn boys in and put them to
bed. . When his wife crone home she
found him crying like a child. tie came
down town and sold out the. business,
end. says he will never sell or drink:
another drop •of liquor. 'His with tord
•Mine .about it, and she 'broke down cry
-
int; while she told This is ,a true
story; but the name is oot
itehigan Foretit Vire. '
badeyard, and tl
• • A Si guidon _neat
frorri heart diseaSe is now quite ethannon,
•
Dr. Pierce's Golden Uedical-Diecovery is
a certain remedy. Chronic irritation, pal-
pitation, excessive or defectives action of
the heart, shortness of breath,' and pain.
are removed by it in a short period.It
also cures all the diseases relating' to the
liver stomach, bowels, blood. and
,Dfot Afraid •of
• It's joke•on me, of.cotirse, but
give it to you felloWs; Said,a Cass:farm
man to a little 'group intlie City Halt.
41...have a' great fear of burglars. When
1 go -to bed wantito know that every
dcior and window is Securely fastened:
About a motith ago we changed Idred
and the new-emner was .,very_care-
less about the doors at nights. On two
or three,eceasioos cattle down Stairs at
midnight' to 'find a Window . up er the
back door unlooked.: I therefore deter.;
mined to tint np a job on her. I got
some, old; false whiskers andan 91dirig,
And one night about'll oserockj. crept
up the back stairs to her room: She
was snoring away like a trooper, but
the, minete I struck a match she Awoke,
I expected a area:felling and screaming
but.'nothing cif, the, kind took place. She
• bounced out of bed with a" You, yil-
lian on her lips, seized e chair by the -
hack, and before I had Medi; a move
she knoeked me to my knees. Before I
could get nut of the room she Struck me
again, and it was only after I bad tem.:
bled down the back stairs Shut she gave.
'the alartn. Then she went. through to
myroom, rapped oh the door and pertly
announeed ;- Mr. Blank, please get-
up. I've killed a burglar."
A 'itertbre
A gentlentatt residing in isiidfiletownr
who was visitieg in Sullivatt •county
Jas t week, wee attraeted by eight head-
stones in a tittle .grass grown cetnetery
near Fallsburg, all of which stood in a
row and were eareetly alike. He got
out Of hie vva,ggen to look at them, and
found that they were all *Oren of tt;
well known physician, and that all were
grown* wheal stricken down, •and that
the dates,oh thehertristoees showed that
the first one died Nov. 23,1861, and
the other seven between thet datesnd
Dee, 16 following,„or thet the entire
family Of eight children Lad died witlith
three weeks. •When epeaking of the
matter to friends that day he was t
oki
the history of the case; which is regarded
7 ' •
4: Milivaukee telegeam thus refers
to the late fires 'Miehigan
the forests in the northern tierOf
coun-
ties in thie: State. are still ablaze, and
are likely to retnain .on firTsinitii rains .
quench the • tianlee, .the • clinger *to -the
Tillages and towns is over •triless behvy
gated should.. Sweep down upon them.
While not:ever a dezen cases of human
-4Iren-Tifiou are-reporte4 - ts'-believed-
that innof hapkwciodSinen apt? families
remete from settlements cannot possibly
have escaped. The fatality to live stack
has been terrible: litindreds of charred
:bodies of cattle lie on the blackened' a
track of theidevastating cyclone of fire, b
It is estimated that galtmlt.
Marathon andfew--idjaceot comities t
5oe families are reodayed homeless and
destitute, and will suffer adesa immedi-
ate relief is sent thein Man f th
. • •
o ese
people had narrow pampas frtina death, h
• having hidden in • wells or. submerged )`'
themselves oref&theirliefilewie streeinn
The epeedieet relesilleeriata medicine M the •m
Weali 11A Ili KAI: I of rret4 lead ot tEs IPTtiralYSItilt
neeemattant, Nearetata, tdehtherla,
Sciatica. Prolapsus there", •
• Petunia Weaknolfs.
abiThe best mai only certain remedy to relieve pain of all
t'tede"(1.1'4434411tetae!°Stel/VIvenjualogs1.1,dtn'fr.kolart34"Vuetinraallefitgetleaeri
LOrfleeecit: 8writinleuttlisconir.ache, No oil ot greaae ni ,jteen 514'
4 parnalentloo of the !fifteen', Erlalft's
Diabetes, Incontioence• lei'lL81;43,146'19,13; only Liniment 1
the world pi/miming alterative powera. Can be taken in
ternally; «u -ea Cramps and Colic, Diarrhea& and Dysentey.
SOW by all Druggists. Trial Dottie, 25o.
• VirriteeR. box 3,482 N.Y. P.O., who will give
advice on all diseases. "
re -Beware of unacrupuious dealers an' d counterfeits. The
genuine hostile pame blown in the glen and facalmilo of the
dissoveroes name over each cork.
DILE$ IMPROVED MANDRAKE PitL,-Safe sure re.,
liable and elfective, purely vegetable. For the cure of ell
banns of tho Stomach, hirardlowela, Sec. Sold by P.
drugglate 21c. per bor.
.es,tern vs:T.Yair,
AND
INDUSTRIAL and ART • EXHIBITION
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LO N COORIOANZ-IDA
. Sept. 27th to Dot. 2nd, 1800. •
LIBEICAL - ?REMITTALS.
• • Dordoctition °pert to the World.
The 'Western Pair ls the greatest" pvent of the sciman
for the people of Western Ontario. ' The Directors are
determined that the.fortheotning Exhibition shall equal
if not surpass, any of its predecessors. The commit-
tee of attractions are preparing splendid programme
ler each day of the Fair, fullmartioularr of which mill
be publiabed later on. •Write to She Secretary tor
Prize Li.sts, Posters., Programmes, or •any *information
required.
R. WHETTER, • :GEO, MoBROOSI,
Prt3sident. Secretary,
SLT_TG- SHOT.
Insects and Buge.-Slog Shot will Kill Po-
"tao; Baga and Qabbage Worms, Inseetwon
Rose boshes Rbwers, Planta, Sm., and is
a good PlAii; Food. Orely 10 cents per lb.
I have else a let of •
NEW . HONEY 'at 10 for St
41111ES STEEP, : CidsrpoN•
Blyth Pump :Factory.
• • JA.IVIES FERGUSON"
Having removed his business to the promises fox•tnerly'
known as THEItIOUNTOAS'TLE MILL, would thank
all old patrons for past favors, and is in a better posi-
tion than ever to promptly flit alt orders entrusted to
him: • A STOOK OF OOOD PUMVS ON HAND.—
Ordered work a specialty., tirells dug and completed
shoWnotice. All workguaranteed. •Prices reason
able. .01IDERS BY )(Mb 3.110111LY ATTE:CARD To.
JAMES .FERGUSON, -RUTH. •
irlILDEN-- -or
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4*-4rtistaittlY
.ror
Crom.Y Fat EeonSi_m
'1' on Moo °
., . a. Salr-rlireuna;
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.contolored by thi-,;f3y,c'-us-t-I har bad blood are
Eg,:cirani_,yrialiraMV. mulatto' stit:gtillijillger%t
fl1 vii:t s: :iv. i_ t_3"1111111::1119s°, 1112-coafesrl 01141-181OPP: tires;u2:11‘111;11
cil,poya .. e ,: R:;':?,
centaln s'failed Glands'. S
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1-trgettito,ra digit .11/*?kteie 44:Sfr;alitifielle:Itt4olidg
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: CONSUINIPT ON
alitt:sizu;erd,,aiveseriisi .
its, vital ria-
constitutimorne:wlgintbge
,rartrtvidehil.,IsisScprooftitt.ones. • Disease of the
r mptiy and. certain] ' arrested •
nd g,.f: r 112 ibatsetth,....is Glodifiven rerne4, it tak n
Nivise)rdlogletse are reachil,
m•efaalinditssetts7,11wA3h;;Ien2ni0P-sot offerintittitsnteowrricb r
1:17ravgtehdt raven: joeduysi to ithe ,pubile, .Dr p eo-
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Mg, alterative. or blood -cleans!
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ontlertuloomilretkrold" v411°14 from im
trowel, and nutritive properti:sf leiglettlitet,
04Zirti.nrr InneclY for consumptien 01' the
113,0111C DISEASES
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-MY STOCE... OF
Wat•ch..pol,JewOlory.,
ATED. E.Orks and Spoons,
„.40,o1-41AWK.S.
Is now co e. Agent for B. L.A.vRANcE's FREOLICLES and' t Y3 -
GLASSES, ltA.P:111 im,y.eint.ata- a specialty. All Work promptly dohe.
ROB. W. COATS
Watelunaker ad Engrav-er,
ajgalosifi foe ory
WE ARE XS—E1417.171:G—L---.A..FINE
NSTONE CHIN A SET
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44 Pieces; for log.t44,17 1",kice,
These Goods'are strictly firstelass, and are the CheaPest ever:Oflered in Clinton.
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Call. find' see them.
Thos. Cooper et Son,
OLIN TON.
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ENGLISH LAWN
TENNIS SHOES
In Great Variety
CHAS. CARL! N E
with wet blankets envering their heads
until* the fire passed. In some places
the fire swooped down so suddenly op-
en the people that they had threly time
to make thii method of safety. In other
places the roar of the flames was heard'
for miles, and the terrorstricken People
fled madly before *he flames to neighbor-
ing yillages 'teal tow. The 108ti cannot
be estimated. • Hundreds of homes
dozens of sattomills, lumber, camp and
mflhione'of feet of lumber 190 in ahes
Acres upon acres of ripening grain wore
laid waste,
Cursed
.-astAL, •
carbolic cerato into 00
• 2,4xt
eesnale.cogrz,con
been PRICE $1
Salt ' Rheatti, •PlInplea, Miotehes on cie
tried and mund to be tho only positive for. " •
face or hands. Cuts, Mums, Bruise, or aliy Sore Vioild's Dispensary Medical Assocla on
,
that nothing eise heal. Try meGreaor &
Parke's Carbone (0ru,t' i3 ePtir box at Weir-
liington's Drlig Steve, °
.Liver,Blood and Lungs.
•
•
If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have.
. salksw.color of skin, or.yenowish-brown spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
ness, bad taste in mouth, interim/ heat or ehins,
alternating with hot flaithes, low spirits' and
gloceng borebodings, irrbrar appetite, and.
coat^i TA ering frOM Ind'.
o 1.271411 Ighgri
part or iggletSigt4PVIn' 141r1e 11,r_periented, ' As
remedy for all sum eases, . Dr. OlOrce,ii
.6Ideit Medical Discovery • haft no
0008]. •
or1Vealk Longs, Spitting 01 Blood,
Shortnesit Of •Breath, lirovichitis,
Severe Coughs, coussuraption, ' and
kindred affections, it is a -sovereig.n 'remedy.
'Send. ten cents in • stamps for Dr... Pierce's
beak On Consumption. Sold by isuggists,
Pr.oprietorg, 683 Main St., BerrALO,
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been dead 4 month; and' wboisi shelilitl epEt I.." 1111\41a9•41Cli-liCi7-tit LIVER1441.II714E
A.' young widow whose husband had 54
always elipposed te be free from mill sai,),Avi, 15 PILLS.
vices, was overhouling his clothes the- aNirienenteites nna cuerintAirno.
J3thet ' day, She found a, large -plug of St)14:1". Dr.". 4.18114 ° ce"t4 g Ilak •
'
tobaceo. in a coat pocket. '0, Geerge !
George l' she exclaimed despairily, $500) REWARD
(you 4,td 1 will never meet in the good is. offered' Sags Catarrh itemeay
by the proprietor%
world!' In another pocket of the saroe
germefit she Canton. life.ineurance policy iyou have a discharge ffor a case of catarrh which they
of Dr. e'
for $5,poof of whieh, do had before cannot cure. ...
rom
f
known hothing, and ehe burst fatal OR- the nose. offensive Or other-
. wise, partialiosSof SMelit taste,
ttitantly ;.:-.4 0 or hearing, weak eyea, dud pain
) yes We win 1 wo win y or preslort.In head, you nave c Antrim Tuott.
ratoiliaty:Itt will. forgive him his one little , el A- 1 I 1 n, 0 8 1lie;AVOrat
"VA' 8 g e g fr' t 7 PAT i It I 1; it " Pi it'll' i••=s,'T,,I,) fr!
. vato,,f,f,Vittnyeliz,,. "Cold' in the 31101UV'
raid Ositnerlita 1 ilendat'itc. ea cents.
COM ID.4 BOK. CLINTON
Central Grocery,
1=t0r1E313':%4 COW osta (
The sutscribel.h is bought 'int the Stock- of R. Robb, .:onsisting of
GROOERIS; OROCE.TRY, GLASSWARE, itc..
Whielr, being, bought at;love rates, he islenabled to:offer at the very eloeestjars :
Patronage respeatfully ;solicited. . Akordel s preruptly filledlloems'to let.1
H. . WALKER CLINTON
GREAT
ILLIER-
e EARING
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BEESLEYS-MillineryEmporitim
,--vormagswrt
WYE fYELIEBRATED .
tktvpiletimes
BENNVTT, v• 'DANDELION'
r,..10413RAItc
IMIECTOrl
& Ellibolmor.
A large stook of •Pirst•Diass • DAS-
RUTS and DOPFIXS, SHROUDS,
&a., always on hind.
TnE RGYPTLiN BALBA.LMING
FLUID used in all Mode.
ALBERT STREET, NEXT
HARLAND BROS.—
itesideure• Oroturo $t, tteitr tit
methodist Church* (Mitten,
-FOR LIVER AND 'XIONEY DISEASES
" TVAen. an intelligent man Woks to par.
tehlt coil! 8, ellebratcyseafthogargz4s gtt;,1 atoisuelistlecetnafoilriga
quality of their teares:' This sterling motto is
doubly Otte in regard to patent medicines, buy
'only thoim made by praetwal professional men.
.• Dr. CluAtun is too well and favorably known by
tiosn.reeeipt boo_ks to require any reconnuenda- .
Cure has a rdeelpt book
womeed around ovary bottle Which is worth its'
Dit. CITA8104 Liver Cum is true TV' " 1" OTO:0
all diseases arising from, a torpid oi inactive
liver such as Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, lullioustless„ Jaundice, Bend.
ache, Liter Sinus, Sallow, complexion, etc.,
,-.• 'THE KI-DNEYS",,,, THE KlDNCYP
• Dms-Li
n. Oan'ver (Jure is a, &Wain caroler
all derangenzetas of the kftlneys,such as pain in
the back pain in 10tVer portion of the abdomen,
constant desire to pass urine, red and white
• sediments, Shooting pains in paasago, Bright's
diseatid and all Urinary troubles, etc.
Try it, take Mother, it will cure yen,. Sold •
by all dealers at 0.00 pet Pettit.
EICIM4,11TOON Ile Co.,
soLE afartiTs roe 'CANADA« 0 seattroito
11/41 tleATPO., 1)1114106 *116 Watr-LY •
011801hAMMOritAndrMalhOrMilrrorroo
rro, full informAtmo nb6nt work which.,
• • 11, 1•
thexeit do.and.liveat home,t1Mt WM DAY
• •them from 0,5 to $2,4 pet day, Somh ItilY ..
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A• -, ;.-AS- - ... .•:-- - - , _ . 7., '_. 1 1101. I...polled 3 on Ill'OPtlitt,01:1 tiOls T136.1,01tIo,FIttil 51 Or.1.4 .
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