The Clinton New Era, 1886-11-26, Page 3dallISIN1111111
FRIDAY, NOV. 26, UK
widarinser.
Pan -EXPElataarCa.WITII SWDIDI.ERS BAD.
' *ARR. HIS HARD TO BEAT.
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‘Nts
you Can't come'any o'• your
d'odasta on me,' tea a grangerfisel passen-
ger, as a man with a big jinglitig ring
full of bets checks accosted him With the
inquiry, if he was going: any further
than Chicago. YOU can't play ale for a
eacker.I:tell you.. I have had my eye-
teeth out, I hay. .1., have had three
.
ligh.rag rode put up en, my ptactsaevery
One f• Which cost me Seven prices, pae the tiete at which it has been lamed and
the source front which it emanates.
been etuck on Bohemian oats; Russian
oats., Australianoats-
, hullessharley,gold: Does an one believe that it the Tory
leaders live been possessed of even a
data wheat, -Seneca chief wheat. red line
kwheat, and all of them things. The Iasi., partial' defence of their administration
of' Northkvest affairs they would have
s man who caught me. on this scheme said
he represented a eig---ealapanaa_ana that left Mr.aCameron'a masterly exPesure
in Parliament unenswered: until the eve
he was. only allowed to sell ten bushels
-to one farmer at $10 per, bushel. Bineii of an eleetiOn,—liamiltoli Tittles.
by md 'adse
he dame around and said he'd • What Welid the !Amid de
- -the fifty heaheliaima the sly -for cash, pro. withoutuuseyourac •
Tiding I'd sign an agreen3ent nob to tell mnietlhina.14:5 .6i-472611st
;tea
on hitn. He said he had taken a liking out to
hied. 01 course gtrewhountean
to Me, and would pita as soon See Me get 'be world would "'t "bit Without "P;03/
riehas his own father. I ;CA the fifty Li" question is itratutiotet
l. It would hive behe
en
$taixk: What w.
bushels, paid him $500, and Signed the world do
agreement'. Three asontim later I found eriihaus panseena for a vpity!tntiUa and
otirdiSs°1
that agreement in the bank a promissory eurfilor. her Peenliar diserosli. In at Word;
what Would the 'world do without Deasioroe'e
--inite-for$500-rwarea-whiclalahadatoapay_
1 haye been .caught on worthless fruit
Ow and fertilizers, and other olaptraps
by bb. dozen. One tim.e 1 ordered a
new rewind edition Bible, and the blank
aaarder which 1 filledturned up, a promis•
Illbry note for $100. About A year ago
a stranger stopped at my house just be-
fore dinner time. Of _course I- asked
birn-to-Sit-upanti-eataavitiana-___Httaistid.
he was an agent ,for the Bible Society,
and was not permitted to eat meals
without paying for thetra but would be
'pleased to, sit up, if I. would take the
pity. Of course I . agreed', and you just
lag& to have- heard that Man pray.
He was. a prayer front .way back, and
My appetite nearly made lee sick before
he got through asking the blessing. Af-
ter dinner he asked ree'to sign •a receipt
which he uoald show the Bible -Society
as a voucher ,that he had paid for thd
meal. Three inontha late r that receipt
asseturned up in the haek sia. a note of •$65:
. 1 had to ' pay. it. Lasts sun -oiler. I ..built
a new barn, and, of course, I. wanted
a -lightning rods -on it. A Man oarnealong
with his wagon and I dickered with hint
for a contract,. a He eaaised the barna:aid
• said lie wanted t� do a gOod job in toy When that task is completed, the Op;
neighborheoda'seein', as I . was tr•promin,tflo fartrierwill haveto torn his atten.
ent mae aa' my recommend would be don to the subject .of. making 'the most
valuable to .11im .11.114*busines, an'drew Of his resources its •the,rapidry changing.
up plans for enelatrorate system of rods. 840- of .eatiits.• - Of one thing he may
which he agreed ad pia'. up for $10... It' -rest- essureda Unless m , the event of a
was dirt cheap, and scaI sighed thecon- waaaaeed thee the ihinge for
tract. .After the work was done I paid thebetter Weald be temporary, --he must
hit* the $10, and, s'posoft, that was the make tip his mind that the day of a -very
end on't. But it wase't, The$10 Was 4igh -pride foe' •wheat is. pasta •• With
simply for putting up the rode. For the' .eleils-37;-'trikti irit large measure from
rode themselves alahed: to nay $280: I've thh people Of. ‘Cnterio—a much bigger
lpaid royalties, on patented farm rnachin,a sun'. than was actually necessary—the
'e-iy• which felloWs svould kerne elorig nd. Ptssen't Admiaietration has subeidied
. find in :my possession, aOcaielaiiniag the t the Canadian. PacifiC.IlailwaY • to carry
by using the Machines :F had infrin.ged Wheat, which. is the ,great staple crop of
en their patent's,threatefiedteprosecute the. Northwest, to. .the guiopean mar -
me if I didn't settle Op.:, I've bought 'kets,• • . Year by year the quantity. for
half-e-dozeur receipts fOr the niannfactuae export Will be increased ' • and 'grown as
of fertIlizers,. and as' many sure t tires, it. is on the virgin soil .ofthe prairie,ft,
foe the liog-cholera'. • :rye been taken in .
isnot -to by expected that the farmers -of
on freight receipts, lotteries, Card; .Ontario will be able to aucce4efu,ly. porn-
bames7 ' insurance frands petesa pete with :their :brethern in the Noah:.
a -' •
right vendors., widderi, bogus ministers, :Nest unieWrbeY their a4en;i4:1
aipeaious-ehaaity agentsaaina all scot :o'' moisteatal more..to dtversity
111 pioduc
skin games, 'but 'I'vetat my eyes operaata:sti°14dititi43""e44e11*
last, stranger,• ,• . the growing *parts of •wheat :ante
I'M gain" farther.' thanCtacaao/ 'but •Great Britain .frara indla,rendeted niOra
• . et,
et you think von cangib abaladollar out profitable that the importation of wheat
of
.me for that littlepieee' o' pastebpardfroi0 this country. laectiuSet the -Indian
and that brass check, yerbarkingalp the Government ::placea.few :matt ittions on
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wrong - tree. Do 'you teialme for a man'. -tlie importation- .ef Baitieh. -products- in
who' has had no eXpefiehee in -the affair eaca tinge. fanatlas• wheat sold, •while this
ethe ldl'--.Chicago . Canadian 'inverter is met with 'high
takeoenevery article he taidettakea to.
• Invisible but InetantaneouS. .
. bringinte the .co.untry. ' . •.
Apa
u ins or aches' will be ,Mstantly_reinored -a
1,•Yl Afew drop-ii-bf Fluid Lightning applied over -What-our-fartneas now neetianore:tharsa
the' affected parts. No time lost ; no' nauseous evetais the right -to make the: meet of the
medicines needed; no poultieing •or using
greasy liniments. It will not blister or discolor
the skin. -Sold at 250. a beats by Worthington
.Druggist. Sufferers from Nettralgia ;Injure us
. that they never fear it when their house con-
tains -a bottle of Fluid•Lightumg.: • • '.
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Tory "Facts" and Actual Fact.e. ,
Mr. M. C..Catiseron M. P. made his.
obarges ofrascality in the a niinisteat on
d '
of Indian a-ffairsr in the Het* .of Com-
mons, in presence' of half a'alozen Tory
leaders and of overeats' bemired of the
rank mid -Me 'of the -patty. The. Blue
Books from Which be 'quoted were be
fore them, They had ample opportunity
to deny - the • serious -accusations. Bet
they were dumb; they opened not their
mouths, • By emit:domes Iconkeet they
admitted, that there had been the Most
•flagrant Misgovernment in the•Ntirth west
and that the discontent that . brought;
about the rebellion deeper than the
mere anxiety to go forwardatral be .shot
dowe by the ' volenteers, .
It is now over six MoutbS since thetas'
charges were first made. At that time
Sir John lbscdonald merely said that he
would appoint a tontinissiou to ittvasti-
gattthem. But he changed • hie mind,
Ile 'knew timathe people .would have not
confidence in the work of a secretor par
tizan conitaission. The Pacifie Scandal
Commission taught them- a leaser) on
that" heed ;• but he also knew that it
would be verydamaging ±� his Govern -
merit if he went to the cOuntry without
eseriying some answerto these charges.
So he employe the Haieilten Spectator to
compile and print many thoutiands abides
of a. pamphlet ofgarbled extracte.from.
public teportia the •ohjeet of whims,- as
every independentjeureal which has ex-
amined the subject as stated, is to pais, entirely imspeaded. .The storm iti gener-
lead the people and cover up the peeula- • al throughout itOWtt, Nebraska, Colorado
tions bf,efficittls and tad teglect and ita and Wa teeing. ^
competency of thee° in eharge of the- • panvoro 001 Nov, 17—The 7'Lead
ee
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passen
A. relief party dug out the
Department, in a mass of werds. And ville etage was caught in a snow drift
for this election dodger—thiet So -Called yesterday on top of the mountain, fif-
answer to the damaging accusations been miles east of the Aspen, filA, was
against the Ministry and the Boodlers carried over a precipice 200 feet high.
wins hangs to its skirts—the' public
funds, the time wrung from the people from the avalanche. Four were unhurt
in times of trade depression,. will be paid but axe cannot recover. There was a
th
over to e Spectator, winie.the Tory wild storm throughout the country. The
bosses go chuckling around, congratults- west bound PacifiC mail train has bgertis
ting therneelvee on the fact that it is an snow -bound at Brookville, Kan., since
easy thing to run an _election when the Monday. No Burlington train has sr.
taxpayer foots the bill. for carnpaign,lit- rived since yesterday morning. The
erature. Thevelue of the distortion of thermometer here is 4 degrees below
the truth issued under the title of 'facts' zero. Other portions of the state very
can be best gathered by considering from 4 to 20 below.
Canton, Dalc., NOV, train of
100 passengers is snowed in seven tniles
west a here. . The Milwaukee Railway
is lined with dead engine% in snow
drifts.
PERTH NEWS.
Mr...Alex. Kennedy, of Downie, re-
cently aeld a six nsonthe old Norman
Percheron colt to_ Mr. Miller, br-Ellicei
for the sum of $120, •
Mr. Joshua Challenger, Huron road,
near Mitchell, has purchased farm a of
1.02:acres on the 8th con. of Ehmawithin
one mile of Atwood. Price $5,000
Mr, A. F. Love, who has been a resi•
dent of Mitchell for twenty years, leaves
-1aFaveriterrescriptittra-great rOinedy-fer an -a• few- weeks -for A:urora, -wherebe has
female weaknesses ? It is •ineaspensaale for received a situation in ahe -Fleury
tha ilia of womankind. Works.
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The Lessen Taught Partnere-
. Whatever else the experience of the
,
last few years teachesait has deinenstrat-
ed that Ontario farmers must, as the
aears roll on, -rely more upon stock rais-
ing and dairying, and lees • en the
growth of cereals, .A, few eeara ago a
majority of them cheerfully sehreitted to
high taxation on clothing, sugar and
other neeessities of life, on the assurance
that if they did so the taxes Would be
se arranged that_the;price of farm pio-
duc'e would be kept- high. The politi
clans' have ' failed to keep their
part 711111.e.... bargaia, and ' no doubt
: e
the farmers will resolve to so vete in the
ensuing electi na that theluelatans
who misled them may be sent to private
life, and their places be ailed with. lit:m-
eat citizens Who will avoid extravagance
reduce taxation', aed enable the agricui;
turist to get full, value,of the good things
Of lite in exchange for what he has to
resouaces—te reach -the worlds- markets
.by the ahospest. Available route and to
obtain the beit•coesible aalua inaeturn
for what they hav.e,to sell, . It hats been.
rendered abodantly evident that: they
eatinOt be trxedrich, and we are certain
that theintelligent majority of them will
not again he :eheetiled into the belief
that high taxation means. aprtisperity
for flume, or for that .matteafor anybody
else. • , • •
The ;net .Year. 1886.
After the 0°0 yelif,la ended there need be no.
Person suffering from Neuralgia, Toothache,
Headache, tubago, or any acute pain, if they
will only purchase a bottle of Fund •Lightniug. ,
as itettres itistaiitiy; pain ,cationt stay where
it is used. The name is Fluid Lightning. Sella
by. Worthington, Draggiat. •
waling :
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THE 'WORST BUZZARD_ IN TEN YEARS PRE-
VAILS IN IOWA AND DAKOTA. . .
Sioux City, Iowe, eev7-
ereat bliza ird in ten , years prevails in
Western Iowa, and Suethern baketa.
The atm& ere blocked and unsheltered
stoek are suffering badly.
SG, Paula, Minn., Nov. 17.—A. bliz-
zard prevails here. ' It began in the
western part, of the state and ewept
taint and south through Wisconsin.
Railroad aial street ear travel is greatly
impedad. No such storm has °cote red
so early in the Season for years. The
snow'storte which hegunabere Monday
night hoe now beeo raging 48 hoursaind
shows no signs of abatement, The
street cars heve not been /ginning in St.
Pao! -or Mitineeota today;
Omaha, Neb., Nov. ,17.—Trove1 is
laaye you 'ever tried McGregor de Parke's
Carbolio Ceratis for sores of any kind 4 It Is
beyond doubt the very best preparation in the
market for healmg and curing Sores: Burns.
Cuts, Pimples, Blotches, and is the only proper
method of swathe Carbolle Add, Sold at
Worthington's. Drug Store tor 250. per box,
One day ltiat week a trap door leading
to a collar, in a sidewalk, gave way un-
der -the weight of kr: J. E. Davis, of
Mitchell, who is not aery heavy, and
precipitated ham to the, bottoni, se 'see-
iously injuring ban chat he was coefined
to his bed for four.
-.days -
.
On Monday, while clenching thenails
itt e hoese's.shoe, at Mr. Dev's's bleak
-
smith phase Mitchell, an apprentice, Jas.
-1-1ill met with a bed rnisfortime,-• The
animal pulled the foot away -and corn
-
teemed plunging, knocking the boy's
knee out, of joint and injuring. the cap.
Or; 'Saturday last a painful accident
happened to Charles son of Mr. Thomas
Connel, Of poole, He was driving the
horsepower at his' father's barn, when
he accidentally slipped, his foot ;got -ting
tfialiaatia-eeliTiao large cep,: wheels, crush-
ing'it very badly and. leaving the, boot
among the wheels. •
About One o'clock bn Saturday morn-
ing fire wee' discovered in the building'
on Elie st., known once as Weir's. fan-
nieg mill factory, •Stratford. When
seen the fire bed burst through the sides
and roof, so that to save the beilditig
was oat of the queStieraancl a few black-
ened timbers are • all that now remain
of theanein structure,- '
Mayor Macgregor, �f Stratford, Met
with an uiafortimate aecident on Sunday.
In leaving the door of ,St. Andrew's
church in order toareech the baseenent
his foot -caught in a scraper,Onsing hire
to fall heavily to the ground. He sus-
tained some injury to his right side,ren-
dering his arm useless for several days;
and hiavight eye is badly bruised.
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• At the last Listowel cattle fair there
were moroaniroals offered for sale than
for speeral•months previotis, but there
were very few choice animals on the
.ground, and 'buyers were 'not anxiouazte-
pnrchase at the price asked. MraJones,
.of agitaiaellaasaad Aar Sentt, of.
worth; bought a .few•of the beet. Two
year old steers changed hands at about
$50 per , head, Poor three year olds at
-from $75 to 880, and cow.s•-from $2616
$9.5. . •'
Nightmare,
--
ick headache, depression of spirits„And.want
of ambition; ine-nyinp toms' of a di -it -eased liver.
The lunge, stomach and, bowels are all in
sympathy. Meta only a living death. Dr.
Picrods "Golden Medical Discovery" acts
upon the torpid liver, .and effectually remoyes
11 these diffigalties and disorders. Nervous
twinge,: gloomy forebodingsti, and irritability
of temper, all disappear.;
• Personal and Political-,
' You can hear on every side the ad-
vancing footsteps of the victorious Lib-
eral legions: Fredericton, (N;
()leerier.
Judge Angers, who was asked to he -
come Premier of Quebec inplacOof Mr.
RoBEI, has positively refused to leave the
bench and reenter polities, .
Reformers everywhere must. work.
The work of organization 'must go on
inceasingly till the last vote is polled,
and Mowat's majority is made secure. .
• Iri his present tour, Sir John Macdon-
$1d does not tell the farmers how the N.
P. will raise the price of wheat, though
that wai what he Promised theta as a
result of submitting to the policy of high
taxation. ' ,
a
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is stated that the Conservatives will
notnppose Hon. C. F. Freser in,Brook-
ville. A correspondent points mat that
at the hut election the Dominion Gov-
ernment .had to grant all the oak timber
on Walpole Island to a catididate to in-
duce him to oppose lair. Fraser, and yob
the latter' won by 950 majority. -
Rev: W, W. Carson, in his sermon a
the Methodist union thanksgiving ser
vice, in the Dominion Methodist churth,
Ottawa, on Thursday, strongly advocat-
ed the study cif politics by the yo nig
men of the country, Practical polities
in the country were, he said, disided
into two greet parties, in one or the
any kind of grain in
other of which every youag nuth would
exchange.
find his place. He had no faith in the
'No party' or 'Third party' anevements, JAkts
Free trade;
The reduction of internal revenue and tke
taking effof revenue stamps froairroprietary
'Vedanta's, no doubt has largely benefittecl he
oonsumere, as well as relit/vats tbe burden of
home manufaoturers. Especially is this the
gas with Green's August Flower and )30a:thee's
German Syrup, as the reduction of tbirty•six
• cents per dozen has been added to -increase
tbe.size of the bottles ceatainiug these
remedies, thereby giving one fifth more
mecticine in -tate aa, cent size. Tile August
klOwer foz DyppePsta and"Liver COmplaint,
and. the German Syrup for Cough and Lung
troubles have perhaps, the ltrgest sale of any
medicines in the world. Tho advantage of in
°reseed ;size lit the bottles will be. greatly
appreciated by Ma siuk rn.1 afflicted in every
town audIvillage in civitizeicouutrtes; sample
fui 10 exits remain the same tize,
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MORTGAGES - : -PURCHASED
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OP.PIOE.--,Cornis 'of Marke• Square andNorth Stree,
• . . ' • . 110RACE. HORTON. •
/Lanigan
'Goderich 'August etb1130
STILL on the TRACK
Tiaisubs.ekber begs to return his hinder° thanks to
all Op have so, liberally patronized him during the
past three yean, and to inform them that ho is still. On
•• the track, •
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HURON ST:, CLINTON.
• • With cifull line
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FLOUR, FEED..& VEGETABLES
Of the best qualities, which' he will Ea at the lowest
remunerative prices to all who may favor him with a
call, His stook includes„.FLOUR, OHO?, SHORTS,
BRAN, OATS, PEAS, "HEN FEED, GRAHAM
• FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, GRANULATED :ROL-
LER, and STANDARD OATMEAL and CORNMEAL,
all kinds of Vegetables, BARREL SALT, all of which
I will.soll for cash or wane grains. BRAN, SHORTS
and FLOUR by the ton or cwt., and everything sold
at mill prices. All articles delivered free of charge
within the eorporation, My motto will be "Gibed
goods,•just weight and ono price."
THOS. WATSON,
Milron Street; Clinton.
Goo)? .NEw5.
.071, COAT5 • 'HAS
Roll Plated cuAxxs,
snoocums, atm, -
BUTTONS and EA:11.
IIINGS of every de-
scription, at bottom
prices:
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LyMINOUS
DIAL ALAu
•GLOOM.
mem=
Everybody, should
have one. You van
eta the- time—inthe
nightaWithout a light.
f;NS'INNistoisalliMimmas
The C GUT B. V
WATCH,. Which is
.the Strongest and
most Dud • Proof
.also the ° neatest
watch made,. .S014
only RoW,Coats
Cheap Watch
A: splendid Solid Niel&
Stem Winding .Watch at a
very" low price. lust the
thing for it. boy.
PLATEDWARE.
Rodgers -Silver Plated-
'rouVEs,roimstSPOONS
ae„ in every weight moll
'design,. Come where you
eau have a goo4 seleetiop.
LAMES' SETS.
Ladles' 15 1K,
00141). SETS at
prices never be.
fore ogered to:
the public. Call
and. SCO thew and
be convinced.
Spectacles Lt
Eye -Glasses
The a genes,. for
Da LA laltia'N C ES
SPECTACLES tk,
EYE (*LAMES.
Mr. B, Laurence
will be here on
the 27th Nov., to
fit .any alifficult
sights.
1 Silverware,jewe1-
lery, Clocks, Gold
Pens and Pencils
in great variety..
See my 75c. &$1
trays of Brooches
THE sooT MAKER.
MOTTO: -10,001) WORE.:, PRICES ACcOltDINCLY AND A -
NvAys :READY.
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CHAS. .CARLINE, COMBS.. 'BLOCK. 'CLINTON
011:T.R..CiLE4T
Froin us, all the Newest' Styles may be had, and the Larg,est Stock of MILLI-
NERY TRIMMINGS kept by any Loose in the trade west of - the cities to ..
'chose from. • . •
GREAT BARGAIN§. IN
Ladies' and Children's Kid and Cashmere Gloves,
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'Ladies'. Underwear,. Hosiery, Fancy Goods,'.
'Woollen Goads and Corsets..
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.Aa we have decided to discontinue keePing Heavy' Woollen Goods, we are clear, • •
mg out °Air Grey Flannels; Winoeys, Men and .Boys! Underclothing,, re.
Igardless. of cost.. -
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SELaaING:A.',.rilsTE
IRONSTONE CHINA TEA -SET
44 Pieces, for $2.25, Regular Price, $3.
Theae, Gotta -are itrietiy"firsteldas, and are the Cheapest ever.Offered in Clinton.
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os ooper Son,
OLIN TON".
entral Grocery,
rp. ItiColEtit'S Cold Stand.
The sebscriber brie bought 'Out the Stook of P. Robb, censisting of
GitOCEnIES, COOKERY,,OLA.SSWARE,
Which, bought at low rates, he is enabled to offer at the very closest prices
Patronage respectfully solicited. All orchsts promptly filled. Rooms to let.
H. II, VVALKERg: CILINTON.
& J. TAYLOR,
ronto SAFE WORKS
31 YEARS ESTAMiISHED.
F L 0 m R 0 ow. N The Only manufacturers of. )?IRE PROOF SAFES with
riEST ROIlEle VIAOTJB,, $2 per cwt. 1V03:1.a00334UCti4g tiatat Flange Doors.
LOW GRADE FLOUR, $1.50 per eivt. ,.
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All ottr new styles of Fireproof Safes are fitted with in AIR 011AhIBER to
prevent dempniss to papers. ' A. large assortment of SECOND HAND SAVES .
Will, take for sale at low prices and en easy tame of payment. Oatalogueo on 'application.
' 1.1:7‘itod 119 FrOnt Stieet, East,. Toronto.
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4, CLINTON,