HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-12-10, Page 31711,1PAT, BM. 10, 1880.
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An accident in the life of Colonel Geo.
P. Alexander, of the Third Arkansas Re°4
giment, now a Frofessor in Thatcher In-
, stitute, SbrevePort, La., during the re-
bellion, . .
The long stemmed battle o'er and lost,
• The order came Retreat,'
Ifut many hearts lay cold, and
On beds -of daises otwet,
And thrilled no more at th' onset bola
^ Nor heard feturning feet,
leftthe lonely dead s
.Mpon the spot they fell,
.Pend,turned•with saddenediaces bacii
e:The tate of rent te ;
• But on the kindly. daises there,
• The dead slept soft and well.
e• :The 'toady' tramp•Word thro' the night'•
e Into the chierlesseday • •
And-wearily.they kepteh'e pace •
•That led..away--away ;
, For who Could factian iron foe ,•
• • eThat swept their'estnissiike hay?
13eside the road an of4cer -
Q Lay Woinade‘ like to deeth—
pallid, faint and helplisine, ••
•
i•dadatereely strength for breatl.ii •
• And/twee his company Plodding by •
.. Ai (mete the. other sattla : •
• Be easy, boys; thoribliee the sean
That led UA in the fight ;
We 'eve and we wou't pass bn
wev• doue bim right). ".
coins sc4t1i ; shaka'our cape:urea hand„
▪ •Por he'll beedeaci ere night.' .
And boys,. the 'flower 'of Ilikansts,
• , •
°• From textebookto„the ranks, • . • ,
, past with Misty Veil upon •
shonmidows :
And -gently preened their captain.'s haled,
And neiatinkil• daraii'd the "Yanks."
.A. big, gruff, biarded Itishnian •,
Brought the rearmost file; .
And knelt lniside.the suffering man, .
And selibed and gabbed the While,
And as that farewell hand looked on,
Through tears there canie a smile.. •
• The sergeant turned lint() the boys,
„ His face with grief full rife;
Begorra, boys,' as they .looked down
• On that fast wauingiife
"Won niver see the cap't again—
Pll kids him for his wife!'.
• The .kiss orthat rough soldier there ..
Thrilled through the captain's soul,
,......Ancbestanteclefresle-ethe! sluggish- life '
Ale, From heart -fount to its goal;
• AIM no less grave kind nature sods
By Shenahdoah's roll, . •
•
•
•it4odud- the County.
21ret, lee*seclersee, of thitown lime,.
StriiileyoVerneoviug to. beudefield feu
ths winter,- -,.. ' • .• • . ••••
•
John Tait, of trusseta, killed a pig eight
motitlis Old, on Monday, which brought
dawn the scales at 257 pou
Moorish) School Truetees have engeded
• Miss Laing, of Mitchell, at .$220 per annum
in teacher forlhe ascend depertmeht.
It is quite currently reported that Wm:
Milne is in the field for the reeveihie ef
Grey and will oppress Reeve Straeha.p. •
Garrot Va.nHern has .clisposed. of , his: 50
Likacre farm, lot 2,:Con. 12; Grey, toJames.
Wr'Hall, of Morris. The price paid was
• $1,850. •
Reborti Armstrong, of Morris tewnehiP•
has hen appointed Reeurein,g officer for
the East Huron Local elections, to be held
on the 28thinat.
Miss Boyd, teacher of the• junier iho
• partment of the Loadbury 'school, is letly•
ing ab the end of the year. • Miss Ceshe of
McKillop, is to itieceed her.• . ' •
`'• • For weak lungs, epittipg of blcici'deveek.
• stomach, night -sweats, • and...the ,early
stages of Consumption, e•GOleten•MdicaL
Discovery" is •• tapireifieci.. Bye deuggiets..
The Misses M. and 1.M. Fisher lift
Winghion—whero they heir.° resided for
# years --on Wedieseday morning for Paieleee.
, where they purpose takieg ure their rift -fife-
' resi.dence,•• •
•
The County Cuprt and Owned'
• Of the Peace vrill opetned-ber-ittetwe'
Jtidge Toms, on the 14th inst. Therse
will be considerable bturiettes et:1'th. .cele
lender. • • • •••
A •
Mrs. McLean. of--13euissitelseetreserilitiali;.'
tor of Mr,' David-Walleist-Treeve-orTu °lune
smith; slipped and fell while costing, on
the temporary bridge tie Benefices one night
last week, and broke ber eirn at the wrist.
Mary MeAlister, little daughter of John
McAllister, Grey, had WeerglealoperatiOn
perfOrmed on her leg, On Monday. On
• Sitiorday, she had sepeedle run into her leg
just below the itriaVwherls. itneoke into
three pieces:
Forty years' experienCe, in every Clime,
has proved Ayer's Cherry Peetoral to. be
the most reliable remedy.for colds, coughs,
and lung diseases. Colds,' simuld :not be.
negliscted. The Pectoral will prevent their
becorning7Waposerated in the system. •
'The -directors of 13lueyele cheesei factory
hive Bemired the services of Mr. Dillon, of
• Itenilwortb, for next season., . The ar-
rangement with him is that he is to re-
ceive $932.50 for manufacturing:120 tette
of cheese. Tier every ton over that amonut
he is to gat $8 and for every ton leers he,
losers a like sum.: .
"Words fail to egjereett illy gratitude,"
says Mr. Selby Carter, of Nashville, Tenn.,
"for the benefits dorived trent Ayer's Sar-
saparilla. My system was filled •with
'scrofula ; blotched, • uicertr, said mattery
sores, all over my becly." Mr.. Carter was
entirely cured by Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
eight months ago, and has •had return
otthe scrofulone.symptems• • : • • ,
"(James Speir has sold his farm, lot 14,
,e,.`„' don. 5,.Morrie, coetainireg .50 acres, to his
A, brother Shan •for $3`,100, add he has pur-
chatted the well Istiown excellent farm be-
longing totJohn McCrea, just south of
Brussels. Mr. Speir' paid $7,000 for tho.
fartn and will take poseetssion about April
1st., -MteMeCtats-hetotesereed."50 A/his ea:
buildieresideneo-
thereon and make his home there. •
Says the Bruseele Post t—The municipal
kettle is sommencing to boil, but as yet
'very little is known at to who the candi-
date, •will be. Proni the present indios
tions it !mike vety much -Me it H, MO
01,41611011, who, .has been in the field for
tionie time for the reeveship; Was going to
haee h walk 'over, Mc ie an Ohl resident,
a large ratepayer, well Acquainted wieh the.
needs of Brueeeie and having sat at the
council ,Board has a 000t1 knowledge of the
',binding of the place.
'Mr. H. 5, Pfaff, of the Blind Line, Hay,
hail Old Ws 59 Acres a land to Mr- -reter
lpeaclaert, for the falla of 0,900 and Ilse
bought 170 scree from Mr. Ab. Geiger, for
the BUM of $10,000. They both retain
their farms • for another crop. Mr. Ab.
• Geiger has sold "all hie laud but°, 50 acres
on the Babylon line and is going to. retire
from farming,.
We regret to „have to state that Jackson
Stitt, - known in 'Brussels, died on
Wednesday night, aftsr a brief illness of
about ten clays.' The cootie of his death
was ieflammation of the binge. Stitt
bad been a resident of Brtmels for about
ten years, moving from. Atiburn there!: He
was multitude(' nod 'lived- with 'bie mother'
Lattice troubled with Pimples, iiiatches,
Roughbandeer Pane, or sores of any downer
tioa, miouteU80 moGregor and Tarim's, caring o
.Cerate: It will leave the shiuhrperfeet health
smooth, eleauond good color. Po ware and ri
the, genuine, made by McGregor es rar e.
„Price 25e, Sold at Worthington's Drug Store, •
, Thomas. -hteLluichlin, of; Gvey, had
tAfitnaa horses on the Bruseela that
bought down tbe begin at 2;850. poilachi.
Ote e three yetsr old, aired hyo" Old
giiterprise," apd the otledi re.feur yea; old
aired lby " Oxford/Led," :But 'where Me,
• thinke big Weight econee ie lie had 2 reigs
int°Teearlsay, droning 810 ..,33,1 38.
p4.06.sively: wire jneV8 menthe'
We irer,y metal raped to 'weep Irene:Mr.
;Tenn Ritehey, late of posit Virewareosh; het
flift.vto. Role Ridge, BesistifulPleitie
coinity, Manitoba, of the •deetih of . his arc'
lien, Jobe Jacites, a promising and .elever•
yeeing Man of 1$ -,yettea. died at, thee
reed:site* of hie fisher on the l'711t of Neil,
efter a shun Meese of' enfleinretatieu oftbe
*. tialletOry artiste:a/mews, nave .bean
concluded at Blyth for'ribe erection ef a
flax •naill tu that village, The stile pur-
,cheaed • tor the eesteeteleteheneot • was froth
Mr. P. Xrdy. end ' is eit,mitect just -amt. of
• Air. Adana • Wetilserfer e• lc
Ispesc1,.. and contains...six stores), fLe_feewhieh
Wag' wit,L tit o°439 .o.f $000:, eye;
eXions. will: Cortehiptsce silitnebt • by
titokkv .Drothersl...,,t;he ...have beep favored
With .1,4 eentraote.• • • •
e,•: -Leto Saturciey!:!nighl,, a'heree belting
•ing:tri Jeremiah. enteitnetii.•!. of the London
. near Exeter, CrU11,0, loding its
from strlingUlati' The. animal was
•careibily 't rope heiter eroded
!As rfeek,.(as his beep' the practice with•the
ct1vner foresome tithe but during the night
•Otifs. ,fropt leg en'ta led-withethirmoor,
area, end when eliecoveicel; was. coinpleeely:
ektnanuted aud almost echockecl ler deatb.,
,ikelists.d•eieeeyeile being bruieed to g great
kextent. "'"..,..••,e'r••;,•.. ••• •• •
•' 1.4t week. ire g&Te,th.e partiitulere of a
brood awiaultettiateviee 'peepetratod• upon
JOS6Ph Risclon, but for • reeabo 'then gives:
ye omitted to. giviathreasaree a his
int. •Mr. Realest' was. to his
hanie ta 'Wedriesdayi 'ties able
tote opteend When he 'sedan iefUriesetion
against Wub Mellon; Charging 'hies with
aggtavated 11,nel:elle:with intent te do7griev-
ode' `111fa Case UAW.. up. for
:trial befons Igay.or Neeland, on Tlihrsday
Morning, when on the Strength of:the ovi-
'dence.subinitted44,irtlien was commit-
ted to stand his trial db the next.aisiaca in
Goderich. Wes '"ieqtliredi• ft') Jurnish •
sureties the strai, of $6`139,-"hinnsailf. for
0800 arid t wo therci ter $150.egeb. ee-Wine-
ham , • ; , •
• Again death visits thi4 communi•ty „and
selects Steeite • victim, .0cofte
daughter orkebt. Cann, Eaqi.e.of liallernee
OnlYlerodaY afternoon .the'yoting lady was
iu good health-saVe of: a
•-eliglit reran in the side---4andseeniOd
• chee,rfhl., ...set down . to tea and .ate
heartily ; but feW hours, afterwards: coarr•
;planed •of ,feelhig igh tly- unwell anA "while
waIkig Mercies a ,rObtn, dropped upon- tho••
.floose. and vAry:.feW mieutes, pieede.
Mediesd aid wee.'ealled, but eooldelO non,:
ing. Dealer :wee. totally' enexpectecle•and• .
the, deinise t.t;:.y, clung 'lady, POsseseed.
'eforling qUelties• :Ms estur -did., has: .-estet •:.e•
;ye oene thro tre hone the iseighherlinod..",Siie
had 3ttained the nee .0,29 Years and had.
• alWaye.epjoyed. tont pgra te valy geed:health. '
_Heart cliesecied have been the
••• • ,•
„ • . , •
Anyme Merenekire.--Are you: disturbed
at nig,ht,. and.. broken of your 'rest by a sick
cilifhlApilering And, Crying,. with pain ot Cutting
l'eeth? ! -If so send at Once ancl,g_et_whottlia!,_of.
•'-`,MisAVineloWs Soothing Syrup" for.Child-
.een Teethin„e• Its »value as • incalculable.. • It
•will relieyelhe poor little sufferer itinnediately.:
Depend upon it, Mothers ; there • is no mistake
about it: It. cures Dysentery and •Diarrlitee,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels; • cures Wind
Colic, .softehs. the Giiins, reduces Inflamniation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole systeria.
"Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup," for child.:
ren teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
presceiptionef one of the.oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United•Statece and
Is tor Sale by all druggists 'throughout the world.
Priee.twenty-fiVe cents. a bOttle. Be sure-» arel„:
ask for "Nene. Wiestores Soon:awe Sieve,' •
and take no other kind.
lunge,
. PERTH NEWS.
• Mr. George Malcolm, has 'resigned his
partition es teaches. in the MitcleelleHigh:
Scheel, with a view of .entering college
arid' taking a degree..
Mr. Johti • Ilacknei,, of tho Hibisert
bou rug has purchased the 50 acre farm
of Mr. John Crawford, for the sum b f
$2,500. Mr, Crawfoid Whose health has
been failing for some Hine, intends retir-
ing front farmiug.
Ori'Vtieeday' evening - Mr. T. C.
Mellteron, of Mitchell, was out driving
Id. horse ran away. • While turtling a
corner tho cutter upset, throwing Mr.
Mtilheron-Out, resulting in the dislocation
of one of his, shoulder joints. • . •
• The unanimous eall extended to the
Rev, Mark Turnbull, of „Listovrel, fornier-
ly of Kirktbn,, by the English chtuch con-
gregation at Ridgetowo, has been declined
by Mr'. Turnbull, who ie unwillieg to fewer -
his connection with °Cheist Church, Listo-
wel.
Mr. Wm. P.,13yere and his eieter Vanity
left Stratforct for New York on *Setee-,
darenn -Miele *ay Le India. They, are out as misisiotiaries and will labor
among the sailora at" Ceecutta until they
get aectestorned to the climate, when they
Will go farther into the country.
On Friday the Ifith Nov, Me, Auguat
Wicite, one of tho earliett settlers of El-
lice towirehip, Passed away at the age of
58. For some years pot he has been
sinking gradually, and his death was not a
•
surprise to those who knew of leis failing
health. Many remarkable and romantic
episodererearkecl hie career in Ellice, and
UP man in North' l'ertb- was. better known
to the travelling Public.
----.4•.sesse-e-eiese•---
rreintsturely Aged,
Many a woluan is robbed °Otiose charm
which the gentler sex value so highly, and
made old before her time by funotional
irregularities. To smolt the bloom of youth
may be restored by the me of a remedy
which has stood the test of time and which
is to -day acknowledged to be without an
eq oat As a mrro fur •all female weaknesses
—Dr. Pierccs'a "Favorite prof!eription."
By all druggists.
,
• Fiee Trod.. „
• The reduction of internal revepue and the
taking off of revenueitampefrornProprietary
Medicines, no deubt has largely benefitted the
eonsumere, as vielhae relieving the burden of
home manufacturere. Eopecially le thie the
ease with Clutchugust Flower and Bosehee'rt
German Syrup, as the reduction of thirty-six
.I cents per dozen, half beep added to 1perease
M the Faze ef the bottles containing these
remedies, thereby giving orse fifth more
medicine in the 75 oent trim The August
Flower for Dyspepsia and Diver Coroplamt,
and the German Syrup for Cough and Lung
troubles have perhape, the lergest sale of any
reechoiees in the woi Id. The advantage of in -
°reaped size of the bottles will he. greatly
appreciated by the sick and afflicted in every
towu and village in civilized couctries.;Sample
bottles, for 10 cents remein the earne size.
6
A hog dieeese isr pteveiling in Webath,
Incliane, eeotion, redicelly different front
hog cholera, whioli affecte tint animal's
bowelse The .new malady strikes at the
lungs, brido and eye, sleci.*ppears to be
incurable. Fully 3,000 hogs here diedin
that county iti six week's, end a like, nem -
her in Miami comity, Farmers wilt lose
trent $75,000 to $100,000 by the scourge.
• it -Living: 4tue2tion.
• Qinnaticm-7-"Is /ife worth living?" "It all
depends upon the liver?" If iorpid or emo-
tive it causee a dell, totigle languid feeling.
Dr. Dhase's Liver Cure gives health and
beeyancy, Sold by all druggists.
•
11.`ersetial end Political.
The health of Archbishop Lynch juS t
now ii -very poor.
It is believe the• Quebec Legislature will
he called for the ditspatch.of husincea for
Jan. 15 or -20, • „
•
•It ie esserted thet l•lon. Mr. July is likely
to return to.ptiblic liee and that ho will
PrabablY gen •In.Megmatic for the Oem-
alone. /I
. It is' u tidal:snood- that Lieut. -Governor
Dowdney, whoee term esf office has'eapirecl,
will be confirmed ite office entil after the
*teatime, if uoi for another term.
Extensive 'renovation is in preg,rese,
ehout trits °omnibus and Senate Chambere
at Qttawa. The hurry abeetrthe ,werk is
eireltirdered iadibatiee »or areearly stessiou.
• Tho :Peovinoo hes every- reason to be
thankfal for the Administration• of Mr.
Mowa.t, and every faaapn to be proud of a
Premier who noyar evades in quibbles,
per misrepresents, ner tails nor Writes
olap.trap defahtlinc any OW. particu-
lar „
lar in toe °screen • •, .
•• ,
•
:It is bow said that Owing to the holding
of the Ontario olectiuris, the. Dominion
..overnjuent hes .chearged its tactics,1 and
will helci•en early s,osiki.ou of Parliament,
Making a spobialendeavoeto rush busibess
through, And then go to the:country be-
fore the proyelsitions of misgoverntiTent and
Corruption one he fullji Iaid . before: the
• L'Eiecteur, of Quebec, published at an
oclitoral Sir II. Langovin's speech on the
'atelier cise iulS7S, substituting." Bias -
son" (tho present Lieutimant-Goveruor)
for " Letelier." • The: Tories swallowed
the bait and 'bitterly denOnbced their
leader's language as demagogic, revolu-
• tionary, and an insult to' the Crown.. Of
co uree, they_liellepatl.,thet-spitteb-te-be74*
production Qin:wick:0 Liberal politician.
• What somersaults then/ Tory. wire 'pullers
do porform,!'
• .• The Toropte -News points Ora that Pre,
• mier Idowat,. in his dafinCe ot hispolicy,
makes out zi,strong CAAA,.. especially 'in
proving that the •OpposItion :assented to
:all the legisletion which, they. new 'de-
nounce as bad andAuti-Protestent.
With the terelations recently made CS to
the Manner ip Which the- Oppesitioe tried
to .cond 'Catholip 'ft'vor by representing
the 11LOwitt,•Adniinietration as hostilo.te
the interests • of theik ChUreli at last 'died -
thin; :pretty? cuts the eguitie30,...froni
.under the: feet ef ehe-Torle4e" • e• • • .•
king-2ton Whig The' Oonsereative
candidates 'for the,,Locai Hous e are fond
.otharping en.the one string. •They talk
of thei.menopoly•eatablished in connection
with the.scheol books and leavelhe. im-.
orasian thitt•the' •peePle,..the parents at.
leaat:of the Children•goin'g • to Schdol are
being rObbed :et' a geeati, sleet 'of mendy.
What is the ritat,? , That'. the average
price of the discard4 'series is 01.53, the,
•average price erf the,: heir eeries "is 01.35,
ahowine. a difference ire...falter of the new,
Series Of 18e cent:Le:More:than that; the
new.: books: niusteontaina certain qualitz.
of $per, muse have» a stenditig binding,
and must. iheathOr respects domeup to
the Samples. Selected by the„GhVernm'ent
and Ailaced in tho hands Of a competent
inspector. IIiagrievance.- Of the• Teriee,
therefbre- ridiculoue, • ' •
. .. • •
' but Inettintaneotis
41paineor achee'Willbe inenint13- •rOmoved
by /1;• Aix, drops of- pleid'LiglAtningeptirted.o ver
the affected Tarts. . No time loss; no nauseous
•ruedisticete needed; no poulticing or using
4:1'00,0 lintaffitii:TIt :WiliVrit blister' or disoblor
the skin. Sold_A•25c. a bottle_ by Worthington.
Druggist, e'sunerees ?torn Neuralgia assure us
that they ilette't fear le when, their housc. con-
tains a.hattla of Fluid -Lightning. •
• • •
•
.;» • Ntsici ,of• the,- ji,ow..•
• "It is generallyindersteed that if a per-
son Vacates a eea it few 'militates and'
leevessome articlein it, this. Will. secure
it till his return.In' more than one in-
stance We have seen an overcoat or satchel
retrieved frern •a suet thus' reservethanci
placed • elsewhere by a newcomer. • An
amtisingecase orthe kieci recently
ocur—
r�don a road .not far -from Hartford. A
gentleinan liad' oceasion to leave his. seat,
forafew minutes ata station,' end on re,, -
turning found hie overcoat and satchel rei-
ettoved and big seat taken possession of by
g young nan 'sued his best girl:" .Tbe
gentleman to the young nian;•" 1 think
ain entitled to this Sat, as Ileft articles.
in. It while "stepped to the plittforni for a
moment." • Said the young' man, "P s -
session is pine .pointe cif the law,eand
Oil* we wiii keep the seat." "Then;"
said-A.1e gentleman, "will you Pleaserise
that I may get my Umbrella?" Tho
young man could. not refuse this reason -
Able request and as be rosefrom thd seat
the gentleman e slipped 'into it Much to
the amusement of the other .passengers.
The young man then requested "his best
•girl" top) with hitt. to another seat. In
reply, she said, "1 can't get out." -"Will
you rise," saidthe young man to 'the
,gentlenian, " and allow this lady t� dome
oUt?-ar think not," Flaid the latter:
" if pOssetisibia is bine points of the law 1
propose to avail reyeelf ol the same,' and,
if your friend Wishes to •vacate the seat
she can sten over or in front," n'hielt she
did without delay, eausing more than a
smile from those who Witnessed the per-
fersnance.—Hartfard Times,
• Spring and Nurniner.
Prepare the body for health and vigor by
takingDr, Chase's Liver Cure, Sprit%
Medicine equals it, It stimulates the Liver.
aids- digestion, arel purifi•es•thettodd. ' Large
bottle and Recipe Book, $1. Sold by all
druggists, •
A Sonoma, Cal„ hunter saw a dear fin,
der a small naadrond tree 200 yards away.
Re fired and missed the deer, but hit the
tree about six inches above the animal's
head, imeking oft a splinter four inches
long that struck the deer's head with
slieli.forcd, as to penetrate the skull, there4
by causing instant death.
orzainIxed witre tan Waite el sigliteen
wanertelioaa wait akin:Cat rhYststaise
anrgeens Tar the ro l5eutef
ati diresty Dluesses.
• 'CUB. FIELD OF giltela:.
Citron e Nasal. el sita T.�at and
EU, lag iiiissnAskt, '31,1ver rend ibIldbasy
eseasest nistleker_PIT4e*sas, Diseases
insui
oft Vien, i5t041 rsiseaeos anti Nei -t-
aus. Affection's.cored- here or at home,
with or.without seeing the patient. Come and
•
goo .Ua, or send ten cents in strimps for our
"•VA11514.) 4' I 111,41.47 Wr001-'544-Waiell AFIV.efa
partieu•
•3gervong Imre-
ropey, 1A104,2urlag5 Losses,
and all ltlorhiel Conditional
caused by Youthful Ifob.
lies and,. Pernicious Soli.
eery-. pructiceta aro speedily •
.. and ,permanently cured .by our
•
Book,'PoSt-imid, ill.stsumPa•
tr..alioalcar 12uptere, or -Drench, ram.
RUPTURE. cally cored, without. the knife, .
without dependence • upou'.
trtissoe, and with,- very littla
in stamps, . pain. .13ook sent for ten cents
Jintwa. Toraossia end sTI4Set1ilittSSI
treatedwith the greatest, apeeege, Book Sent
for ten' cents in stamps. Address WORLD'S
DIA.PENSA.U1r MUDIOA.L 4SEOCIATION, 56.3 Alain .
, Street, numoarig.•.
..Tho . treatment of many
thousands or cases of thole'
diseases peenliar to •
IflWW at. tforded laige experience in adapting remedies
for. their cure, ancl
Mg:
he Invalids' Htel.n
oad.,
Surgical Institate, has af-
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•Favonte. Prescription
Is the rostra of this vast experience.
It ifi a powerful Restorative Tonle ,
and Marvin°, imparts vigor and -strength.'
to the system, and cures, as ft by magic, Lou. •
corrhea, : or awkites,” excessive
flowing, painful menstruation, uu.
natural suppressions, prolapses or
falling of Um uteres, weak
anteversion, retroversion, bearing.
down sensations, 'chronic ..canges.
tion, inila:mmation and ulceration
of the womb, infialinnation, Pain
and tenderireee-IffnyakieWintornal
• heat, and "f01210.10WIrearktALOSAS." •
It _promitly relieveaAwd» cures Nausea
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and ee nese of gtomuch,•Indiges.
• non, Bleating, Nervous prostration,.
and fileeplessness, in either BOX.. '
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pnicE $(.00 OB. oto
• solaby Druggists oviairtvnerei., Send
• ten »cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce's large
, Treatise on DIseases of Women, illustrated.. '
• Asseelalion,
• G68 :Main Street, 33VBF4LA0,14.X.••
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SICK -HEADACHE.
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Eillieus iltesidaehe;
Dizziness, Constipa-
tion, Indigestion,
and Bilious Attacks,
promptly cured by Dr.
Pierce'. Pleasant
Purgative Pellets.. 25 '
•cents a vial, by Druggists.
4411113 131k UOE:
Loan fund Iirrestment Co'y
l'Itis Compdny is Loaning Money cin Farm
Security at Lowed Hate§ of interest, ,
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,AIQRTGA.aEs : PUB;CIIASED
SAVINGS ,BANK. BRANCH. '
8, 4 and 5 per Cent. %Merest Allowed 'on
Deposits, according to amount
• and time Wt. •
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OFFICE..—Corno qf Marko gqtqtro atadliOith Scree
Rouen ifOlti'OX.
• » • MANAGE
(lodorich August 5tb itiSt
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STILL on the TRACK
The subscrilier hogs to return ids sincere thanks to
all who havo so liberally patronized him during the
paet three years, and to inforth them that ho is still on
• tho track,
HURON WEI CLINTON'.
• With &full lino of
FLOUR,FEED & VEGETABLES
Of the hest qualities, Which he will son at tho, lowest
remunerative prices to all who may favor him With a
call, Ms stock includes FLOIllt, 0110P, SHORTS,
B1, OATS, PEAS, HETI PEED, GRAHAM
PLOUR, CRACKED WIIVAT. GRANULATED :ROL.
LEA; and STANDAED OATMEAL and COANMEAL,
all kinds of Vegetables, DARREL SALT, till of which
I will A011 tor cosh or coarse grains, BRAN, SHORTS
and 14.0t/It by the ton Or cwt.' and everything sold
&tilde poem Alt articles <louvered froo of (merge
within the corporation, Aty Motto will be "Good
goods, Just weight and ono price."
THOS. WA.TSOX.
Moan street, atrium
DEES
200 at 35o. worth'*7150.
200 at 600. worth $1. •
100,, at 85c. worth $1.50.
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These Broochee we hough t job prices and are worth double whet fchem,
r also yorchased
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250 .Pairs .61.R�lled :»
CUFF. .BUT"ro
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FroM the same faetory which 1 will sell at 50c.; 60c. and 75e, a pair.
e3,canaine, them and be convinced. ,
ROB, W•. COAT -a.,
Call and
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041.3E30.TZt,.
111 QQT • FA AKE
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woRK, PRICES AOCOltDINGLY .AND
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COMBE .01t.leorrONF
vrarmserrifo
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6'011 CriZAIT XMADEB.,
From tie, all the Newest •8ty1es.niay be had, and the‘ffai.gest:Stock of MILLi-
TRIMMI.NGS kept by any house in the tradn'West of tho ;cities to •
chose from.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
1.1a0es! and Oliidrerfs: Kid and Cashmere 0 -loves,
Ladies',Undervieat;;Ilosiery;"Fancy.Gogcls;
Woollen goods, and CorSetS.
As we kavei decided to discontinue keeping'. Heater Woollen goods, wn are cleat-
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cia'ouy Grey Flannels, 'Wrnceys, Men' anti Ooys' Underelothing,..re:
- rgardlesref ost: . •
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BEE SLE
S IVIilli.nery Emporium
argamsm roc
.A.RE SELLING 4INE
iitONSTONEQfflNA
44 Pieces, Or $2.25, Regular Price, $3. ,
'These Goodere strictly fixsbclass, and.-cifeeth-e 'Okap-e-gt ever:offend4o Ohnton
' Cali and ' see them. • •
os Cooper
CLINTON.
Central Grocery,
The pubscriber • Las bought out ,the Stock Of P. Robb, consisting of
GliOcERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWAIlt,&e.
Whieh, being bought at low rates'he is enabled to or at the veil gloat priced':
Patronage respectfully solicited. .All orders promptly filled. Rooms to lot,
H. R. WALKER CLINTOit
-J..&J. T
YLOR,
eta
otonto SAFE •WORKS
31 .Y.PARS tSTABLISHED:••
The only marttifaturers cf PROOF sAgg.s with
ll'ozt-Conducting ".• ,sel Flange Doormi.
All our new styles of Pireproof Safes are fitted livith ai AT11 (HUMBER fa
prevent dampness to papers. A large aseortrnent of. StOOND '11Al) SAPS/A
for sale at low prices and ott easy torms of payment.' Catalogues on» applietaitnt.
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117 and 119 Vont Street, Last toronto.
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