The Clinton New Era, 1886-08-27, Page 6FBIDAY, AVG. 27, 1880 -
died suddenly at New York .on Thursday,
avg. TatOP, Qe AoltIeffraum Ar aged 78. * -
•stD oNT,tiaro aunreoraztatar,voraisee.
Exhibits of North-weat and British•Col-
The United States agricultural press has u m bia-products-are being prepared forthe
taught for MaPY years that"Graeo ieriang." Peva:imam inhibition. •
Thie sound .aphorism is built largely. upon ..A. twc -legged colt died. at Brockville
what nature mos, for with all Their age,
On Saturday The owner liad. refused
wealth and enterprise our neighliora have.
$1,500 for it.two'clays before,
- done comparatively little. with cultivated
p.errcapent.pasture. They find, as Ontatio
can also tell In her experieneeethat it re-
quires fully three -acres of the average cul-
tirated hay and natural meadows to main -
'thin one cow, or one tWo-year•Old.. steer..
This is Ito adeguate return for these due,.
when other egricultural •procluots here and
eleewhere • are in, finch keen competition;
There is no doubt of the fact that the pres.-
ent limit of North, .AMericau pastures. is
1,300 lbs. of mdir, oe 85 lbs. of beef per
aere per eeason or tiVe and one-half months.
These at three-fourths of a cent' and five
cents per ponlad give -.$9,75 and 84-25 re-
spectively, o an average value 417 per
acre, with the very marked difference of
nearly 1$0 per cent. in favor of the milk
product.. If thee° deserve to be called
“King," What maY the future tie indicated
by the folloWing ?•••-•
, The patiture seeded down in 1884 ia still
holding two neWe per Mire easily, and pros•
dating at the rate ef 7,602 lbs, of Mills per
season of five and one half !pontiffs by com-
mon grade cows-covia which under any,
conditions never give over 25 lbe, per heed
daily. Werelhey Holateins„Ayrshires Or
Shorthorn, tffelteilifon's preduce--woulds
amount to about 14,Q00 lbs. .of per
acre t' The two common eix-yeavold cows
in this experiment are 'also adding to their
wei•ght at the daily rate or fully three-
quarters Of £ each, which therefore
-thay• became -air unfavoreblaleature ,ofthis-
pasture ; for so far as known, matured cow's
in full -Milk en ordinary pasture hold their.
own good -condition weight only,. and may
'reduce rather than inerease in flesh. •
• Four acres of these experimental plots
were laid down last year withour selected
eight varieties of .graeses:and five clovers,
the condirt of which. is given in haat year's
• annual report. This, year, the first cif their
depasturing, one -firth of the area consise.
• -Um. of low,laying_apotriaraa killed byfrozen.
lodged water in spring. • Eisewheris' the
pastureis.very wealthy, The -continuomi
heavy. spring ratan clelayekoccupa,tion un-
til 20th. May, when two .two-year-old and.
two yearling. store steers were: put on;
Bad we disregarded poaching and spading
Otherwise, the anirnalti.' could •have had s
full bite on 30thlrlay ; and were we folloiv-
erg of ranch of the ordinary practice we
• could have cleaned our cattle's teeth by a
feu hoitrs' run -daily 'during the first Week
of allot month, when rolling was done..
The rush .of growth became ao atroang :in
the last week of May that, rather than
mow so early, we aclded three -two-year-old
heifers to the feiir steers for a week in or-
der to keep. pasture within !sweet. condi-
tions. .These.heifers had to he'removeci to
avoid the seasoning trouble, but we now
realize that it would. heiwbeen better_to
purchase Mx steers in place of four, asun-
der proper.mariagethent 'heavy etocking,:is
better than allowing plants to seed and lae7
conce•rault.'.. Aa.it Wits we kept under by
moWing eta cliirtgAlle4arly giastoSS on
llth June. , Pam otopinion that our mix-
ture Containsto.o• Much clover, and as cat,
tle .prefer•good grapes to *vets our.futbris
recommendetiona- will hare to • tote this
among other thing's. , :Why cattlu. also of-.,
ten choose dandelion en& prefer. the 'ma-
turer but unseeded grasses. on the outside
of a field as against.the• • retire tender and
less branoby oneatattlytilike:hinds in the
closer conditiona of the crop, we have yet
to learn preCisely.
The four steers are net able' to keep
diown-the-fouracies' (or:rather the three:on&
and one-fith athea'of fully Covered ground):
which are divided into two , Acids of' two.
acres: each, the cattle beine;Totated weekly
and receiving enliftited Water and 'look
• salt, No grain and no •tbp dressing' has
been given. The rain which 'fell On seven.:
- teen days claring.the perked, arneeeted
5.017 inches'. maxithum temperature. in
the shade. 80.'8 c,-mininiam 33.30 ; :mean
• •
• These ordinary Sliort-Horn grades stoats
have madean average daily gain of 3 C3*
Ms: per head frcan 20th May 'to '81st Jul.
• This is at the rate or0,79 acro per
day, or 625 lbs. Of beef on foot per acre per
sessot of 165 day.
That these facts will surprise many we
• do,sincerely hope, and•that•they-playAnive-
to ba.reduced,wh°n' 'several years' experis
• eine la gathered is not. Unlikely.. Mean -
tune is the future to be.$58.fer dairy pro-
duce, or831for beef per site per sprat:110r?
A British authority in 1872 said that
• "first-class grass land is that. which Will
preduce twenty; inaperial atone. (280 lbs,)
of meet per ack'Cwithotit artificial Rosie-
tance."; • and in the public . press of last,
• month it was atated that "in Spottend.the
average .of pnrmatient pasture and notation
patiture reqintes••.1.66 acres •to'each dairy
cotv." damPare--these With the results we
have obtained for nearly two seasons at
thip experimentallarm. • ••
We have •in vie* ,to teat' the value as
pasture of several of our beet native grass-
es, and though not Imiking for •yeaults
equal to a. proper mixture of varieties,
there may be other qualities that Will show
how much they hre-deserving attention -by
seieetioli and proper mantigetnent •'
1 subnait to the 'Ontario farmer,. under.
every measure of caotion • that our 'pasture
• teats even Cow are etfough in the
sense ef theWing how thech we' have yet to
learn of certain. lines of 'iber.profetieinti, and
,that the priesibilities of dantiditm 'climate
and soil are but beingleuched '
NEWS Nons.
311314 and Illeerfrinfl Perwm"e" lenitur° John Denali, editor of the Wittiest!,
••••••••••,,
60.47 ° .
II °red ty Illaysisea.
it is the general belief, if either a male
or female anirael has met With 411 injury
on any part df its body or limbs duriu2
the pregnancy of the female, this, injury
On Sunday eveping a threelear.old son
of Mr. John Alcisfulty, hotelkeeper, of Port
Dalhousie, obtained: possession of * bunch
of matches, and wandered up to the third
storey of the. hotel. The child had bee)
will never be shown by the offspring. But gone perhaps fifteen minutes when Floret
we have lately heard of several instances inmates of the tiotel heard hieseesesgs,,kag
to the contrary,ofinjurieribeinglfully trane- on going to the room fogad the
however, from little fellow writhing in agony, his clothing
mated, there-partMillarly,
the female ; ao that they oughttO be guard« a malts of Are. The Mimes were imee
eci mail* in breeding, as weltaii egeinst scaothered, hot net WACO& flesh on the
disease in the .parents, The latter to so chiltl'e breast, mini*, and face, had breu
generally certain to be developed the burned and. blackened almost beyond
recognition. Medical aosistance was
anemone& but despite all that could be
done death ensued at'rnidnitht.
Attention is just drawn to the fact that offspring, ell sensible persons agree .that
he Chicago Anarchist!), bent on the de- neither male or female shouldbepertnitted
otxuction. of life and nrpperty, are loildele
. •
Co a man, •
• The prohibitionists of Illinois have de-
termined to start an agitation for a prohib-
itory amendment to the State Constitu-
tion.
•
The writs for the election of a member
to the Dominic n Parliament for Bald/.
wand, have been issued. The noraination
will teke place en the first aid electioa on
the eighth of 'September.
At Providence, R. 1., on Wednesday,
Patrick McCarron, while insane, out
the throat of Jas. Crosby while shaving
him, ' Crosby ran into the etredt, but died
On the sidewalk,
"What and When 'to Eat," is the title
of an exchange. The" when" never gives
us any trouble in our eating, but we have
been compelled to da a sight of skiimish.
inf. after the "what," ,
Young a'middle-aged men, suffering from
premature decline of power however induced,
radically_eured. Illustrated
book for 10 cents in stamps. World's Dispen;
sary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
to breed when diseased the slightest
degree. There are immense losses annally
suffered in rearing young animals boru 9f
such parents. Heaves, curb, spavin, side -
bone and ring -bone, are the roost ordinary_
ailments that are shown in horses, while
scrofela develops West surely and disas-
trously cettle. Parent animals of every
kind should'he in perfecthealth andcondi.
tion at the trine of breeding, and theyoung
should be judiciously Jed and attended to
until full-grown, , and then they will be fit
for the best ot service through an extra
length of life. Our farmers would add
millions of dollars annually to their in-
eometi if Aheyl 'would presistently adopt
tbe• above suggestion in breeding and rear-
ing their domestic aniniale.-4‘ B. Arivesr,
ir .A.merican Agriculturist for September.
'Live Steak Miffistananao•••
• dth #.111 40 -
SHEEP on good pasture • gain rapidly.'
Ewes, to bring early lambs, should run
with the ram. Their period is about 150
days. Drenthe and idiot ,pa.sturage ,in
some Imogene always -make -store •sheep
plentiful in the markets and low in pries) ;
good opportunity is thus offered to buy ;
good breeding ewes are thus often picked
up, as well as euch as will fatten well, turn
the straw stacks into good manure and sell
-,avell-hrthe epring. -
• SW1Ng. -The best breeds of pigs may be
fattened at a profit,' when common, coarse
breeds net a loss, or no profit.- For store
• pigs always use good grades. Yorkshire
or Essex or Berkshire, Poland -China or
Cheshire are proses that Will, without ex-
aggeration, save one- third the feed. '•
• Cows on good pasture, supplemented by
•a feed of porn and 'oatmeal and bran, will
Lep.up their flow - well into the winter,
,ands good butter may be made' in_Sers..
teinher and Weber ad in Jithe. Winter
cows -should be dried off tire months, and
when dry kept gaining in. flesh -it will all
Come hack in milk and butter. A few days
before calving,. reduce feed, giving leosen-
ing diet, or physic -not enough to wesa4n
-to avoid tendeney .to: fever at calving
Evangelist Sam 'Tones says ;--‘ 1;11 be.
glad when preachers -will pay full fare
on railways and full priced for every-
thing-thPrgetl-therr-they1.11-be-indepen-,
oelleinctbtta2nd not .a.7r•.aid to preacb as they
A respectably dressed man about fifty
years of age jumped into the' Termite. Bay
on Wednesday and was drowned. This
body Was recovered shortlY afterwards and
taken to the mergue, where it lies awaiting
identiOcation.
- The beet inecbcal authorities acknowledge
the value Of Ayer's Cetbertie Pills", and
• frequently prescribe their -use With the ut-
• most *confidence, is the most effectual remedy
for diseases caused by derangements or .the
stomach, liver and, bowela.
Gabriel Dumont, thefighting lieutenant
of Louis Rid, was presented by five hun-
dred • French-Canadians aseeinbled • at
Woodcrest,• S. L, on Sunday, with a hand-
some geld watch, in commernoratien of his
bravery during the rebeilion, • •
A wimian in Albany attempted suicide
• the Other day because her husband was
out of work, and she thought she added t�
his burdens. • She was sent to the • House
--of-Shelter-,-and when her husband -returned -
with employment he found her glad to he
alive:
Another shock of earthquake has. been
felt at Malta.* The_ciaptain of a steamer
which has arrived there reports the(' on
Tuesday, 200 miles east of Malta, he wit-
nessed the. Upheaval of a column of
water SO feet in diaMeter to a height of
'200 feet. '
Ile on' your 'Oxford.
'
Doe't allow a cold in the head to slowly
and surely develop° itself into Catarrh when
you can be cured for 25 cents,
A few applications will cure encipient
Catarrh.
One or two boxes will cure ordieary
Catarrh. - •
One to five boxes Will cure chronie Catarrh.
Try Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure -it Will mire
you. • Sold at 25 emits per box.
• Although jackSen, Mass.,' gave a major• .
its, of 300 againat Prohibition on Tues-
day, the county was carried by the POW-
• bitionists by about 800 .maioritY,
Glees &lora are coming bite very general
use in Paris..-:' Although they cost More at
first, they are cheaper in the end. The
rooma below can efteh dispenrie with
artificial light and there is far less fireyiair,
• Graham successfully navigated the whirl, -
pool rapid's at Niagara Falls, with his head
protruding •from his barrel, Thursday.af-
ternoon. ' Scott, a fisherman, of Lew-
iston, attempted to swift) the whirlpool
rapids in a cork suit the same'afternoon.
His t•)cly was picked up at Lewiston ono
hour afterward
•
YiinNO.CATTLe' ehotild.come to the win-
ter in first rate order. The years they ate
coining One and' to years old settle theis
conditiOn' for life. They will be tindersiied
and inferior, or wellIgrown, and fitie;' and
the autumn • isthe thrie -when the beet
:growthis• inade:=Arnericarr-Agriculturist-
for Septerriber. ' 4
•
• saospitart,y tvesa ieeposd.
•
• - •
',Nen ty-five years ago, writes a Troy c.v...
respondont_ofthe_NeWirorkAimes,_Chria-.1
topher A. Burdick,. who has been eagaged
in various parte of the countrylis a teacher'
of penmanship, came to Rennsselaer coun-
ty and lived in. various tiarts of the °entity
until -his death; --Which occurred lit; Eagle •
Bridge about.eighteen. months age. . For
some time: before: his, death be had not
been at work, and though lie .wart supposed
t) have seine. money;nobody•seemed;t6 care
to make a home for him, . and his reqUeSts.
to be taken in weret'ref used by ileVeral Poo.
ple. Ile^liad been several times 7ii.t the.
bowie of Nahum Newcoscb• in'Tittatown.
Mr. Newcombe felt sorry for the lonely old
A. tramp a'room in a tend ' bacnelor, who was a pleasant man and
merit house in .11alitazt, the alter day) kind to his childrou, and told him he might
seated himself at the table and demanded come to hie hokum as Often as ha &Pee and
Stay -a -s long-ara-he-pleasectr.----Burclicks
SotneWing to eat, -rkliewotnan, Who oc-. „ .„ , , „
was plenum. at tiffs, ana,useu to go tom
pupied the robin left it.on the pretext or 'quite often, .".A.f ter Nis death it waslound
getting- the: teapot, and returned that Burdiek had made a will,: and -had
two other women, each armed • with a given 88,0,30 to each of • the T.,.TetYcorrib's,
pair • of acissora. „ The stranger 'didn't' frier children. and some nioney to. New
trouble'himself about the teapet, • bat 'Comb.% wife and hie mother. Mr. Neib:
' ' comb applied, to the surrogate office to -clay
left tit epee, ' 1 '
;.• ' for lett-ere of Anardianshipjer his children
. -
• Early Wednesday' tuerning, the public s� that he alight take theit: bequests in
.school building., Bine. To refilthip, was burn- trust for thens. The estate is' sufficien t to
ed to the groend. t' George Richards, ef pay the hequests.. . .
Toronto; hearini that innocent people had ' •
been charged. with settiot the pince cu fire; A. Touch.' of kitithiresic
gave.. himeelf up and was committed for • ' •
trial on a .charge- of arson. He -states he " Tho rich and poor mcietiogetlier the
•went into the 'school-house._,to • !sleep ota „is --the maker _of them all:" It is
something fine le see the faehionable
Tuesday night and built a rausing fire .
ladies
-the Sroye. When he stroke the floor was exethPlifYiug..Alm. rule and. aliirit of Pue
blazing all around him, and- he cleared Book that permits no caste distinotithie.
out. - - A reporter of the Philadelphia Press Saw
. • ' • an evidence of this feeling that " makes
A little white hearae that. passed PP the whole world kin" in a littleatreetsecene-
Main street, Hartford, Conn., Tuesday af- between a soCial belle and a ehild-pedler of
terneen; conveyed maniature-Ciaket con- :the curb -stone
ining.the remains' of, a two months' Old " Ma-a-tchia, misses? ina-a-tchis.. Three
y .which weighed at birth but three for _ five,. Ma-a-tohis !" cried a child's
do, and at the time of death but two thin voice du Obedient Street, just belew.
ndi and eight °urine'. The child, .a• broad. The *dee belonged to a girl less
e, with full, expressive eyes, was of than a yard high, who bad big pleading
t form, but so wonderfully small es blue eyes and a pert mouth, The street
inble a doll more thew a human be- wail crowded with .poople. The child per -
The front hoofs of my bore°, also his legs,
were in terrible condition; the animal was use-
less; applied to) Doctor Giles, who gave me
such instruction that With the Use Ohio
meut Iodide Ammonia af perfect pure wee
obtained. Advise alrwho are troubled in any
way w11 their cattle to consult the Drafter.
Rey. A. R. Glaze, Fayette, Seneca Co., N. Y.
Sold by all druggists.
On Thursday a remarkable, surgical
operation was performed at the Massachu-
Bette General Hospital. About a year
ago John McCarthy swallowed set of
artificial teeth. The passagtrof food to the
stomach was alfnoot wholly prevented, the
patient grew einaioated and weak, and it
became °violent that unlewelief was hail
he meat seen die. Dr. Richardson Made a
transverse cut in the left side of the
abdomen, through which the man's stomach
was drown out and then out open 'when by
the insertion o: his arm to the elbow Dr.
Bichardsou was able to reach and remove
•the teqth. -..Thainternal-ppening-Wea then,
closed; with fine silk and the 'Stomach re..
placed, 'the external eti4 wag
closed w, itti atitches. The whole' operation
was completed hi 45 minutes: The patient
is doing well, and his complete recovery is
now considered little less than -Certain: -
By -Law No, 8 for 1886-.
•
•111011111 MIDDY 20112 1110W
.A.N-01-76 Uti
Has the finest and cheapest GROOMES intown
ciz and
At prices which downs them all.,
ViTANTED. Anndyl-aumtdityoof Apples, Pettit Plums
f Farm Produce.
a
CLINTON.
ANGvs,
..•••••
LISER & CO.
FAMILY. GRObERS.
WE HAVE A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OE
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
P.A.mir..alemliz• az • co,
drat From'.
'CA,SH -'#DR, EGGS.
sy-Low to raise., by .vray of lean. the
sum 0( 82,000, for the purposes here-
inafter mentioned. , . •
WITEREA8 a auecial concthsteadiacl.by
the Municipal Council of the Towanf Clinton,
in.the Ceunty of Euro14 has made a repots to
said council, recomnoending that the sum ot
52,000.th/be relied by the issue 02 debentures as
• heroin:trier meetloned, -for:the puTilinige7drit
•Tow i'Park; and for the meamentation and
beautifying If the same
Awo winzneas the said Connell has resolved
to raise the said sum of rnorey for the purposes
azoresaid;" .
Arm withatAs the totat. amount of debt in.
tseded to bee -rotated by this by-law is the sum
of 52.000, • . • ,
Atte •IvtinituAs ill require' the .Sum of
$160.4ato be raised hanuallY, by special rale, fer
the payment the' said .dettt and., inteeest,
ad.hel.-einafter iniffitiOtted ; • . •
Arm witatfEca the; amount -of the whole ra
able•property of the said corporation, ireeepee..
nye o! any future Increase of the same and
irrespectlye of any Income in the nature n same,
intezest,.eividends rents or fees from the said
pmperty. and altio'irgeopeetive et any income
to be derlved frozn•the tenopotary laves:Meat
Of the sinking ;illed'hereleafter mentioned,- or
any part thereo..according.to the last rev‘sekt
assessment ro,k o.t the said corporation being foe -
ttlAcuYo•ea;III8S86tsrl 5416e117a1;OUtl't• 0 istiag'
debt of the said emporation is as follows; For
principatthesomof$27,500,togel her witIna wrest.' .
o o the sum of saga from the tat day of Jane A.D.
1880. and on the sum of $10,000 from the Ith day.,
Tir:June A.irrtfail.-ati-Vonthe-suwrif85,0D•flem
the' 715 day of :Daly, A.D. 1886, and. ou. the aunt
of C6,000 from the 17th" day•of June,' A. D.. 1885,
aml no principal or mterest is in arrears... ;
tAu na.losoNev.:10:iteas for piwiiir the:intereSt . and
toe said sum of 82,00(raterinterat; as here-
ereating an equal yeaety einking i'mart for past,
lualter men tcloantir ('),r titil7eielltreengthustroota4nTneenul
("1411itt.in additlen to all other res to be levied
each. year • • . • '
wIrEdvAs ie la made necessary by law
that this hy.laW shall, InVorC the final cassia n:
:iliereof;reeelve the ithsenl of the. electors of
(Moll ded 1.0 vote. npon
the same, and also ter that puto,thse to appoint
the time and place •"oe Viking the votes of the
so ; d electors at Such tLrie and place
Be it therefore eneeted by the Corpoi anon of
the Town of Clinton,..in the -County a:: Mixon.
1. That 11 8111111 lm !awl)] i for thellayor of the
aLd enmesatioa to raise, by way of loan, faun -
any person or persons, botly-or bodies culler
ate, who may be w ite lig to advance the same'
up on -ti re -e -edit -of debeiTtMs rel al
moo tiane,d, a sem of money not e:meedi .g.
the whole. the sum Of $2,0ti..and to mils° the'
same to be paid Mtn the hands 01 1110 Treasurer
of tIttl said Corporatiop, for the purposes ahoy°
mentioned: • • :
2. Viet it Shall be lawful -for the said Mayor
-
to cause Misr number of debentures to be made •
for such sums money as maybe required, not
lessAhan,$100 kach,....atattleit :the' saltirt' leben,
tures shall be Sealed with the Serd 'ot. the said .
.portferntlon, and . signed by the Mayor and
p0
Po
fere
perf
to re
.ing. fee; days after being born uglily -
ski developed and ,the little creature suf-
fered till death.- •
• A bloody tragedy occurred in Cherokee
Nation, Ark., on Sunday evening. Lock
Laugley and Thomas Monroe had had
trouble about steer breaking into a field.
OriSundrifftrening Monroe and his family
started for chiirch,•ancl were overtaken by
Langley, who ' was armed with a double, -
barrelled -shot go)..Langley began curs-
ing Monroe; wASeepor& aionroe told mat
that if bor..had his guo with him be c ould
not treat Mai in that inanner. Laugley
replied, "Go arid get vier gun," Monroe
told his oldest son • to go and get it, • The
boy 'Started, but had only gone a short dis-
tance when Langley shot Iiira in the biol.,
then turned and shot old man Monroe.
Both father and goo died irnmediately.
• An,old oil train consirittng oftwentv-fonr
cars cghile descending a grade on the Jersey
Central Railroad at Casten, Pri,i Thursday
morning parted, and a few minutes later
the separated parts collided. The comma
slot' caused one of the tanks to explode,
and immediately 10,000 gallons of oil were
a mess of fire. Eleven cars were scattered
about the track and all were soon ablaze,
One explosion followed another until the
oil in the lower cars, estimated at 101000
gains, wail cite iheet of flame. Tile heat
waft se intense that it was with great dim.
poky that, four ears near the end or the
train were aaved. All the iron on the care
and on Ur) railroad wasted hot aced twiated
into eYdry conceivable shape and could
not be got at te be removed', The tom
cable, too, will ontwear wood many times will not fall Short d $50,000.
silitentlY offered ber wares to a man who
wai walking with'a very stYliehly dreaded
young woman. •
".Go away." said the man in a vely
gruff tone.
• "Ah, the poor little thing 1" 'cried the
woman, "Why don't you buy some of
her !patellas, Fred? do it myself.
Here, little virl," opening• a sealskin rat -
code Lind fishing ont some coins with her
daintily gloved hand. •.•
"She's very 'neatli clad, and looks as
though she had 4 good 'mother. 1 just be -
Herb I'Jl make her a present," and suiting',
the action to the word, she openddlier fur
coat and unfastened a knot of bright cherry
ribbon that caught up a loop in.her black
-dress; Then she quickly pinned the knot
on the child's gray hood, and pattitig the
pinhoheek tureed away.
" What to the world made you do that?"
demanded the Man, evidently much an-
noyed.
011 4 it Will please the poor mother so
P3 think someone has noticed her sweet-
faced child,» wail the Indy,s reply.
'A tall, red-faced Iriehrimii had been
standing on the curb, watching the perfor-
mance with keen interest.
"That Young' lady is better nor the
Quane of Biaglend," he remarked looking
after the couple, "Be the porters, Oi
dould go down on top Ionise and. worship a
beautiful myth= Ira& that, as isn't ea -
hatted to do ahoind act to the poor with
hoowzi swat e halide."
For the prompt and certain dare Of ors?.
sipelas, use Aver'd Sarsaparilla the spceifie
endorsed by eminent antiontlea,
Treasurer thereof: ••• • • '
' 3. That the said debentures shall he made
payable . in 20 years at furthest frem ths day.
tioreivatter mentioned for this bylaw. to talcw'
elfeet. at the ()Mee of the Treasurer ef the siiid
CcoenponraostZiii,,t.akinedp,asylroutl6lnlit1;:;vf einTetraceshte;(1 to them.
4.• T net the said debeeturee shall hear I nVerest
at and aftee thereto of eye mar eentum per an.
mini from the date thereof, which interest shall
.011f0th7saabitIlTrielarltart-tSrPear:I'Y. on the loth days of'
March and September in eiteh 'year, at the oace
•
• 5. That far the purpose orienting. a Oohing
rand for.the.payment• 07 the sat(' debentures,
and the interest atthe vita aferesailf,.to beeeme
due thereon, an equal special rate of. three -
tenths of a mill in the dollar shall. In addition
to alriftlierfatke, be raised, leylectand calleeted
Hi each year, upon all the ratable propeety in
t'aetudd Corporation; during the continuance.of
the said debentures or any of them;
. That the votes of the dub, qtutlified eledtm
of the said municipality shall 'be -taken 411. this
By-law on MONDAY, THE 13rd DAN OF SEP-
TEMBER, 'ONE THOUSAND -EIGHT HUN-
DRED AND EIGHTY-SIX, e.olliniencing at the
hour, of Sto'clockin the niorning,atidfrom thence
untilthe hour of 5 o'clock in the •afterpoon, at
the following places:- . ••
ST. ANDREW'S WARD, in the TOWN HALL,
Edward 'Moody, Deputy -Returning °Meer:
ST IA MILS WARD, IbT JOSEPH CIIIDLEY'S
Deputy -Returning Oflicer.
ST JOHN'S WARD, iN FRED. RUMBALL'S•
CARRIAGE SHOP, Wm, IL COoperz Deputy-
Reterning °Meer..
ST. GEORGE'S WARD, IN JOHN LESLIE'S
CARRIAGE •51103', 3. CAStevenson,, Deputy -
Returning Officer, • , •
7, Thatthe Mayor of Haat atuticipal Corpora-
tion shall attend:at 111(1 TOWE Vali, in. laid town,
at 10 o'cleek MEI.. Oil SATtfit,DA.Y, the 111)11103'
f SEPTEMBER, . ONE' THOUSAND EIGHT
UNDRED ANT) EIGHTY -S IX, for the p511'-
-,.Otte Of oopeintiag persrMS to attend' at the
various polllog p180008 00 at the final snlninitig .
up et the votes by the -eierk retipeetivoiy, on
behalf of the'perinnis interested lit arid proinet-
jug or Opposing Abe passage of thie By-law re -
spec, Ire)
8 'Diet the (limit Of Said Manicipal Cement
-
Moo 1ia11, 61 1115 Mr the Towit itt said
OWL at the hour 0,12 o'clock, noon, 00 Wed-
tiesday, the 15111 day of September, ono thou -
Sand eight hundred and eighty-six, mum up.the
number of votes given for and agaiest this, II2si
law. • •
9. That Ms Brialy shall take erect and corne
135 to operation upon the 20113 day of September,
Otte thousand eight 'hundred and eightysix.
wumiriVit wsatr,uooalS, Geo. Diehl, sr.,
TAKE NOME that the above is a true copy
Of a proposed by-law, as the same maybe taken
into eottsiderayon and ultimately passed by
the inuniefind couneil of the corporation of the
WWII of Clinton, atter one month from tho first
publierttion thereof, the date of the firet putet-
(tattoo ot whiell in the Cuttrox New ERA 110W8
'Paper, was Fridarethe 20111 day Of Atignst, ono
thousand eight hundred and eighty six, add
that the votes of the electors of .00 said munieipalitY, duly. qualified to vcitoulion tho same,
tvia be taken thereon 911 the day' rind at the
;Afters in the Said bylaw Set forth, and the poll
will be opened at Inc said polling Maces ate of
the clock in the morning, min remain open till
0 of the clock in the afternoon of the same day.
Aaid take notiee that the 'minion Of the cor-
poration of the town of Clinton have Appointed
MONDA.Y, the 20111 day of SEPTEMBER, OM)
Monsen(' eight hundred 1E14 eighty Six, as the
&Lysol.' Una ey considering the said by-law.
`"".)VILIAANI COATS.
Clerk et said Municipality.
Great Inducement.
. •
• ?Having bought Tuthill's Stock of
asuista.0 cozoCizzar-ir-isc---azifitiasswiamm—
• At a discount, will sell at Wholesale Priees until all iaeleabeaTout.
A FINE ASSORTMENT or J. S. Kink% of DiSioAdo
'FINE TOILIET SOAP;
FLEESIIMA.N.tit CO'S rEA.sT,' fortherly kept by Tuthill.4k Co. always on ban
• • JOHN CUATINGHAME GROCER, CLINTON.
AND REFRESHMENT -ROOMS _CLINTON__
PERSONPr�prietor
J AS.ANDElt$OZT NEXT GRAND 1J.NION' CLINTON
Pan-- EORE—FAL,•
a Gal* cheap cm.00Exams and
Cheap PRO7ISIONS.,
•
Raving ti; large Stock of Salt on hand, orders will •be fillpd, at
the lowest prier's ever offered in Clinton; Bs the Salt.Werka will be sold when airange-
meets are conipleted: Will biiy and Sell TIMOTHY and CLOVER kEED. A lot Of
. •SALT•SAOKS and GRAIN BAGS for sale.
SI LAItGE BARS OP•N. P. SOAP FOR,ONEDOLLA.R.• -
. -
JOHN: ItIrGA.It.37A cLx*iroia.
• WE ARE NO,W OPENING ONE OF TETE LAItGESP STOOKS or
BOOTS and SHOES. at Remarkably Low .Prices.
HARNESS.. TEAM HARNESS $24.
SINGLE HARNESS 410,
13413Y OARRIAGES just,arrived, latest Styles; very Cheap.
TRUNKS 86 ITALISS.1,3y the hundred, Cheap
High land' PINE tied ClIDAft. SHINGLES 'it Lowest Pricea.
5. ribWrile.IFIAMI..AL,
13 Laurance's SPEOPMIES and EYF-0-LASSFS
, — 4 tP'
Are the only 13.1ennine Englialc Articles in ;the Canadian AfarliOt.
, • , •
Rent Petioles arekept snick. Tests are given to purchasers to prove icon. rieuealt•
They are reemlimended by endIftese'testiffronials have been received from the President, via-
Preeldeat,EVPresident and Ek-VicetPresiderit et the Maul Association of Canada; the Fulfil;
neat ot the College of Physiciane atel kitrgeOtts of tattehee ; the Dean ot the Medical iraeultyOr
Laval UniVereity; therresideut and 10 -Presidents of the Medical Connell Of Nova 800tia. dee.'
Those recommendations oughtlo110 eufilefeet to prove their qttalities, but .if further proef IS
s needed, eall on -
HOB; W. COAT, Wateinnakor and Jeweller) Clinton.