HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-12-17, Page 3FBIDAY, DEC. 17, 1886.
'COUNTY. COUNCIL,
The Decterober session of tide bedY Were -
bled in the town hall, Brunets, on Wertneeday
aftereeon of Int week; Warden, Rate in the
chair.
The wardenaddressed the council, etating
that the petitions •ordered by the council bad,
been forwerded to the proper quarter; that
end
Bonmiller, roll Albert.e.Igmendville
,
Zetlencl 'bridges had ell heete ed -built 'One°
last meeting: Hruesele bridge thould have
been dubbed by Ootohee at, but it had -not
Yet been completed. be repairs to the evoun.
ty buildinga ordered by you have been. carried
opt. I beg also to nate that demands helm
• ri! tenement othe fCanada Temperance Aor of
ten Teq,ufred drent this
been made upon me to pay over the proper.
county for the en -
1878, whieli will require per atteetion. -
The following commurnothme, were read:
From the county count:el of Norfolk, request-
ing the corporation ot this council topetition
the, Dominion Government el repeal the Scott
•An', Referred to the Special 0.onareittee.
From Mr, Totten, requesting • the council
to pay the proportion required from the nun:
ty to carry the Canada Temperance Act iuto
effect. Referred to the Finance Committee.
' From theiecense Commiseioners of the three
, ridings, requesting the sem of $1327.28 as the
proportion due by the county for the enforce-
ment of: the Scott .Ace: Referred to the
mance Committee. A number of accounts
Were read and referred to the Pitmen CoOte.'
mitten. •
The jailer wao instructed, When reporting
the Another a vagrants in the county jail, tn•
atn re, to Oath where they are eent from And
to what menielpality they belong,
It wae decided. thist the assessment rolls of
the different menicipalities be edealtzed in
future dnring the !Tannery wawa of the
eaneeil, instead of the Attie session,
The County Commiesioners were inetracted
to examine the two eounty,bridges et the en -
Inge of Kirkten'on the boundary Of Usborrie
; end /31anshard cows:whips, as they are not
considered safe. for public travel; and °rim -
meted° ,with the Engineer Of the cOunty of •
Perth in reference to the examination, and.
report to the council at the January session..
Moiled by Mr. Clegg, sem by M. Rogers,
that by-law Ne. 10 of 1886, intituted a by-
law gown -ping hawkers and pedlars, be amend.
ed by increasing the fee charged fora Person.
Belling with one or two horses to $25. Re-
ferred to the Finance Ooninaittee. .
On'inotion • of Mr. Either, .the !min .of $200
was paid the township- of Stephen, for the
building of n lock up; said leek tip now being
completed.
• The clerk; was intimated to memorialize
the Local Legislethre to annul the section of
the Municipal Act requiring an Overtise.
meet in a ceunty toWn, .paper, whaeildminie-
cipality is stopping.uP or selling ,0
ance, provided there 73 a ne3vspaper published
in the municipality, or adjacent to it; . '
The •Sheriff was granted the use of •tlie.
Gantt Houso. fer, the: hohling of . tlio locel
nomination, ' '
•The treasurer wieiestructed to inalte a.ro-
port. of the expepses, of the Wardens Com.
mittee. for 1886, and lay the same. betore the
conned at the .leintitivey meeting. ,
The Read. Conimissioner was instructed to
repair the bridge cin the boundary between
Hoveick 'and Weilace, as. i t is -unsafe.
• :On iv:Alen .of.Mr. Magillau the clerk _and.
Warden 'were instructed • to memorialize' the
°Unita GOvernmeet teepees a law rendering
it a puuishable offeendeddifity -salt manufac-
darer to sod salt in barrel, saks,. bags r
other' paokaged having'the name of
the manufaeturer, and net weight of. the salt
contained thereiu, iegibly ..printed 'on thd.
saran, and that the diet 'weight of ,ealt in a
'barrel be Eye buthels -.or-2e0113se apd further
rendeting it fdpunishiable offence. to Isell. salt
so branded,' that don rot contain the Weight
as branded thereon. • • -•
. ' The usual.. grants toetlio County 1fod-er1
Scheele were paned., • • e •
On motion of Mr. Kelly, it was: decided
that the Treasurer be paid his•expensee when-
ever he wets, required t� leave •Goderich tie ad.
tend•to county bounail business;
' Council. then ad jouened .
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• hiportteorerce • JAILOR.. •
••.... .
The jailor reported .that there are et pre-
sent 13 veneers iu the jail, 7' reales end 6
females. • Of the males 2 are itsaneeand both
very troublesome.. Wm. Kelly; who has
been there creeetveceyears ; his ease'has been.
'duly reported :by the. Sheriff. ;The• other,.
Hugh Hall,. has put in iieeen. months '; hie.,
nee ho also been. feported. Of the remain-
ing 5 Miles, one is undersentence for illicit
distilling And one for peddling without license.
The three •remaining 'ones are eagettiats, two
of them abledhodied men, and Work very
iiigly every day 'by cutting arobd ; they•have
four months • &Loh . The 'third is .$3.years of.
age. Ile will dnish' hie tin m. of. 6 *months 'on.
the 6th of December, and will go out probably
to be sent back for another term. Of the 6.
females, one, Sarah Henley; is busies' and
liarmless. • She las now been in nearly 16
'menthe, and her casehas •beee duly eel:ended
by:the Sheriff.. One .cif the .others .is ender
sentence for . threets and abusive jangnage.
The remaining four. 'are vagranie, all under
sentence; 3 of there for 'a term of 6 months
each. Theyare Mother and two daughters,
one of the committed for herd labor. The
•conditien ofthese' three, When brought in,
was such nett they had atom:tete go to the,
bath, • and their rage, for they were literally
clotted:1M raga, had to. be taken from them,
and the greater portion of them burned.
These' three will have to be clothed when
the:it:lithe; eel:Ares. I teas under the necessity
of getting Stockings andboots for several Of
the Wetmore, as they w ere•a$Nally barefooted.
I had to get. some yepairs done to, the coils
for insane prismagra u
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REPORT OF THE SPELIAL COMMITTEE.
in reference to a communication from Nor-
folk dainty, relative to the repeal of the Ca-
nada Temperance Aet, the Committee room-
ingurthat no action be taken. In refetence
to the Petition of Dr. Rollins,aakine for A
ineinoriat tte the Attorney General; requeeting
him to provide such legislation ne Will de
asetty with the debility by the °minty, or in
case of non -liability tonne legislatiem to ria.
move doubts,. or else ted pees legielation as
will put ire the hap& of the County' council
the app.:nate:lent- of 'Licosa Oonaminioneree
inictother nfficere, de that they will be teepee.
sible to thee:entity ciithoilesed ode have their
accounts and estimates properly audited and
limited; the committee recommend that the
motion be derided. • , . • ..
When this report was read before the nutt-
ed, Mie Wileon meted, tied Mr. McMillan
seconded, that this elepse relating to Lieense.
Cointnissweers be omitted altogether, and on
it vote being -taken, tle. Wilson's atainidment
vette carried by a majority of O. ' •
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rep noen ,C0Iiteitssimmide n:nrottee
The Road Commiseiotier gave a detailed
repert showing What Werk had. been under.
taken Shlide ,Tone last. • The toted amtannt of
orders issued from let of February to let of
December 18,86, for bridges and approaches,
On:dieted to $11,851.09. Yoe repairs to
comity buildings and offing, $144.98, The
conunieniong rentemended the folleverng
week for next year e Nees cedar bridge otter
the 18.reile rived leke shore road. Now
bridge; kneWn as the beayer meadow bridge,
on the toed between Godedieh and Luoknow,
New stiderstrlietieidatuldibitiment for Morris.
bank bticlgo, .New inidge over the. Savable
. ,
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river, between Hey and Kippen, Iteeem.
Mended that a new von tense bridge be built
Otter the Hayfield river near Clinton. The
comtniesioner suggested that all necessary
preparation be made for letting the contrans
at the January meeting of council, and thie
woulcl facilitiate work, bung at once in. the
interest of the County and the content:tor.
REPORT OP ewe vtleeNeE COMWITRE.
Circulate from the Provincial Seeretary
referenee to the payment of two-thirde of the
eateries of expenses of the Inspectors of
Boards of Cornmontionere for the three Rid-
ings of Huron were referred te this commit.
tee. The amount required for West Huron
being 3270 South Huron $520 and East
Efiron, .$53478, making a total of $1327.78,
weich Is requested to be placed to the credit
of the Liesose Fund Special account for the
• License District of the odd Ridingedve recom-
mend that no action be taken' et present
in reference to the above claime.
Claim of Vet in connection with expeuses
, incurred by the township of. liowick in eon.
' neotion with 'an indigent insane child, re-
commend that it be paid,'
Recommend payment of following ac-
counts :—Winghatn, .Advance' 35,50; A.
Sprone, lock up keeper, EastWawanosh,
320; E. Sharman, plastering, 24.60; En-
trance Examination opensee, July, at Gode.
rich, 384.14; Exeter, $33.78 ; Court Efouse
and Registery repairs, $45.40; Brussels Post,
• 23.50 ; West Huron Teachers Association,
$250, Payne, cleaning closets, 35.00; J. •
Pretelainer, caretaker, Wroxeter lockup, $20;
B. Gerry, lauterns, 24.10; J. Ainsley, County
Engineer, 319.67e J. Walker,' repairs, Court
House and Registry Office, 3118,38; W.
Clegg, diereie lock-upe $20 ; Miss Climie..re-
porting County Court sittiugs, 312. J. Yule,
Goderigh look.up, spo; Olietou New Era,
32.50; W. J. King, repairing bridge between
Mullett and Virawanosh, $5 ; Goderich Star,
27.58; G. Tedford, care county tools for six
months, 36; P. Hawthorne, repairs to bridge
between Hullett and MoKillop $5 ; Huron
Neweeltecord, $1.50. Seaforth San, 316.50;
Entrance examination, July, Wingbana, $64 :
Clinton, $55.18 ; Seaforth, 351;. Exeter
Times $111.74; Jas. MeCoomb, care of lamps
at Bruasels bridge, 315; J. Gill, Exeter look.
-up, 320; T. N. Danoey, coal for Registry
offiee,$28.12; JImrie,stationery, eto., cum;
W. Paisley, Clinton lock-ute $20 ; J.
Hays, amining painting of Londeebore
bridge, $3 ; T. Town tie Son, gravel for true -
sets bridges 333; Huron Signal, $8.06 ; Gor.
rie Vidette, $1 ; Exeter Reflector, 32.50 .• A.
C. .extre work Port Albert briide,
$lee
• Latinos oray.
• The eaniplexicie is often rendered unsightly
by Pimples, Liver Spote,, and Yellowness.
These itv is well known are caned from an
Annetive 'Liver and bad *bind. Dr. Chase's'
Liver Outer pariflee the blood end tyleole,
hystend. dee Reeled. Book foeetoilet recipes
tents and euggestions on how tte-preserye the
cemplexten. Sold by all druglitete: "
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Dakota
DI:VW§ LAKE DISTRItm, 'Nov. 20,1880,
To Ole Bctitor of the Minton Hew Era.
'
.e.anTOR,-- iv ill you allow me a Mall
span in your paper to make a few remarks in
regard to the fall ancl the starting of the winter.
'We have hail no rain since June last. It has
been one of the finest season§ that I ever spent
in Dakota, the farmers have alf their Plowing
finished in first class seyle, and the majority
have their land .dragged ready for seeding; that
is the style of farming here, The first snow of
the eeasoei fell Nov.. 22nd, it came a little at
first but net' storming ml blocking the roads
,like it did in the east. The tieing run every
day. The min of Wheat, which renges from 52
cent; to 61, cente, and the shortage of , yield this
Beanie Las been a little 'hard on the farmers.
„I understand—that 'Captain McDonald has
• reached Uocle SIMITL'a cold State, but I, have not
seen him yet. I hope he will enjoy his visit. •I
.see itlynur last issue that he wants to get a,
smell of Jack Prose, this if7juBtAvhere
get it fresh enough to keep fresh meat: 'Ma
Stirling, -one day last week, while watering his
stock, left the well uncovered,. which is abont
57 feet deep, and a pig running. around fell in,
Mr. Stirling, by the help of neighbors, was
quickly lowexecl into thewell and 'brought the
pig out.aliva Mr. Wm. Stirling., of the 6 con.
Goderich township; imported an entire colt to
this county aged 18 menthe; which turned the
soaks at 1675 lbs.' Beat that you horsemen of
Porter's Hill, if you nil.. It is a credit to the
owner as well as to the importer. Wood 10
this district ranges from $1.50 to $4 Per coed,
but after the half breede get over . the lake,
which is frozen over now. it will be h great deal
cheerier. • It was pretty lively -here at'election:
times but they are over now and the place is as
dull as ever. . They eee millet here as the worst
feblein Canada. It take et money to run here
and some men make .theniselveS pbor at election.
A reader and an old timer from
Perteies Hill, War. SMILING..
• headache Billouriness, •
' "Whenever I feel out of Baits, bilious, iny
liver not workingaight. or racked with a head -
Rene, I take Dr. Chase's Liver Cure. There is
more real benefit teem one dose of your Liver
Cure than In many bottles of some medicine."
•dohri hieNesser, Bond Read.
For sale by Dr. Worthington.
Caught in their own Net
• Mr. C. W. Bunting, of the Mail, has in. a
rather slippery manner denied that he had
anything to did with the campaign sheet isened
by the Tories in 1883, calling upon the Irish
Catholics of.. Ontario t� tern out the Mowat
government because they were net giving
Catholics fair play. ' It has also asserted that
neither Sir John nor Mr. Meredith knew any-
thing ahout the preparation of the campaign
sheet. But Capeein Kir'in,
vein Who prepared .
the sheet, who received. 3100 a =with from.
the Tory party for doing so, and who knows
all the fens, says that the,proofs of the pub'
deaden were submitted to Messrs. Bunting,
•Meredith, and Sir .Meedotald, and approved
by them. In a letter from Quebec to the
Montreal Pest, Captain Kirwia Bads• In 1883 the Conservative party; acting on
the advice of SirJohneA. Macdonaldeengaged
this journalist to write campaign. literature
for then). He was paid 'fel. giving the party,
some of his time $100 a month. Wall; hd
he went to work. He wrote a sheet called.
"faete for Irish °let:tore." It was a etrobg
appeal- to Ile Irish Catholic.; of Ontario to
seppott the Conservatives, It was in fact t)
"pro popery'? cry. And this journalist sent
the proofb of that sheet to Sir Jonn. ^Ire al
so shewed the proof to Mr, v Meredith, the
leadok of the Ontario Ooneervatives, and Mr.
Bnuting, the editor of the Mail. The argu-
ment put forth was that the, Hon. Mr.
Moveit was no friend of the Irish Cathodes.
This position the sheet eteleavored to sustain
by eiaberate quotations. Now remember that
was in 1883. Then Mowat was the enemy
ef the Irish Catholics. So Sir Jobe, Meredith
and Bunting believed, But now in 1886
the sante Mowat is under the ibiluence of the
"mine." no is new t'oo friendly to the
Irish. In 1883 it 'was"Popery" forever with
the Tories 4 now it is "No Popery." Well,
let mo tell you that I know all about the
bushing, and when I tnrallI mean all."
And be it retrienthered that the Separate
echoed law and all amendments thereto about
Whielt Sir John, Mr. Meredith, Mr. Bunting
and their friends are now mistier; etch a dust,
were in full force and effect:to:mg before 1883,
and When the appeal wits made to the
Min to turn Mowat out and put Meredithin,
Ilete Utterly ehallow and transparent is the
'hypocrisy with width tho Conservatives are
seeking to gull the electors.of this province.
What Tram Xerie Will DO.
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Ira4ehsM neell"" th 41"944' 1 The unprendented sale of Beeehee'e Gen.
.
The following litter from Sir 0. J. Cart -
weight fully explain inelf and requires no
Comment :—
ICIEGSTON, Nov. 271h 1886.
To Thomas Eraser, Esq., Secretary Refcirm
Association for South Huton
eide Deed ene.....e have- the honor to rte.
• knowledge youra of the 24th Met., which
reached me yesterday evening, advisiug Me
that the Reform Obevention of South Huron
hae nominated me as candidate fer that Rid.
hig in the approaohing electidn for the Do.
minden, It le with the mot sincere regret
that I find myself obliged to decline the nom-
ination thee tendered. I have already ex-
plained te the convention in thy epeeth to
them at Brucedeld on the 29th of June last,
the main reason which induced me in [greet-
ing a connection at once So pleasant and so
honorable to myself, and it is neediest; to re-
peat it ; but I cannot permit this occasion
to pass without expressing my deep and last-
ing sense of kindness which I have experi-
enced at the hands of the electors, first of the
original Riding of Centre Heron, apd next of
those counprising the constituency .I pow re-
present. Although I came before them in
the tint instanceas an absolute stranger, I
found many among them who might natural-
ly have aspired to represent the Eliding them,
selves, yet who were, notwithstanding, the
Aventine -A° welcome and support me, under
all eircuinstanees. I will alWeys look back
to my connection with Huron with pride and
pleasure, and will ponit to it as a proof that
there are many in one ranks Who steed ready-
Att sacrifice .tur oeia ambition and peedileo.
Alp
tion fee the ' od of the, cause whose interest
they; bailey aello identioel with- the interest
of their country. 'In conolusion I would ex-
press my hope that in Ceasing to retain the
nrimerouti friendships d have formed with
my old-time supporters, and to assure them,
one and all, that I will always continue to en.
tertain the warmest rebolleetions of the geed.
will and assistance I receierect from them ie
the very darkest moment of defeat and die.
couragenaent—When the cane of' Reform
looked most hopeless. I trust in the future
to be tibia in some measure to repay their zeal
and patriotism, and to prove that the coed,
derma they then • reposed in me was not alto-
gether misplaced.I.have the honor, to re-
main your obliged and obedient ssrvarit,
R. .T, CARTWRIGRT,
si...4,--•
• Ontario bits plo debt
• CdeeTAndo is the one country on earth
that owes not a dollar of debt. On the
contrary this Province hae in its Treasury
a surplus of 36,756, 090. _ It hasjthis sur-
plus notwithstanding the fact that it has.
jO the past fourteen years expended.$19,-
621,489 ori eclucationeagriculture and arts,
,heepitale and charities, aeytemsoidminis-
teation of justice and building of Celoni-
zetion roads. It hat spent in aid. to rail-
Waye $0,030,0f3d thereby effecting the con-
steection of 2,734 miles of lines: All this
has,been done without asking the people
of Ontario to contribute one rnill of taxa:
tion. To the wise and prudent- adminis-
tration et Mr:. Mowed's- OVernmen t be
aecordeattall the praise:
man Syt up, within a few viand:en Astonished
the world. It is without doubt the West
and best remedy eeer discovered, for the
speedy end effectual sure of coughs, cold's and
the terforeet lung treublee. It Acts on an en-
tirely different prin.:del° front the usual pre-
scription given by physicians, as it does not
dry up a cough and leave the disease still in
the system, but op the contrary removal the
cause of the trouble, beide the parts abated
and leaves them in a purely healthy condi-
tion: A. bottle kept in the house for Use -
hon the diseases make their appearance,
will save doetor's bills and a long spell of see.
jowl Mom A trial bottle wilt convince you
of these facts. It' is positively nail by all
druggists aud general dealers in the land,
Price 75ots, large bottled
0. 0,
, Good Va1131C.
• Many sufferers buying mediciue itave
been disappointed, dou?t giee uj, bny
reliable articledike Dr. Chase's Litier Cure
and with it yon get:a recipe book Inoue
worth the nioney.
Xi8r11o"edItjia -Iliad company
MR.. MEREDITH. thinks4lnli-SSOtt•Act,sheuld
be better onfareed than itis. Se do We, 'and
so do' a ereat rawly Oth era, but Mr.- Meredith's
_ •
• masters at Ottawa, have done everything they
possibly cold to prevent it being- enforced.
MisMeredith does not go the right way about
getting it enferced. . What assistance does be
expect from such .men aa Gorderham
Worts anti E. Xing Dodds; Tciiitie; both of
whom are doing their level best to get him
into power. Mr, Meredith may be e temper.
mice man id pea -edge for all we kilo*' . and if
he is so.m.uth the better for him, buthe is iur
very bad ceennany to:seetire e better entorce.
ment of the Scott Ad;
lflnoraI *EP silo els
Dotson.
liatlaing.but_pirc extracts from epbiets aud
roots are'.used prepariug eteGregcnes Lung
Compound, the modern and 7)OW impolite reme-
dy foP Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup, Asth-
ma and all affeetkiens of the throat, lungs and.
Ont. Alt mineral, poisons and dausroulgule-
stanees are avoideedwhich rendered it saf Mr'
children or adults. • Sold at 500 and$1 per bottle
t Weeteingion's Drug Store. ..
• Just wnat Simi are alter ,
•
THE' last issue. of Grip. containa a cafe
Aeon on the Lobel elections that fully ex-
plains•the eagerness of the Conservatives
to get inte.office. On a hooi . hang's. a bag
• labelled" Ontirib surplus, 37,000,009,"
• „.
while beneath it is a lot with John A'S'
face and "Meredith" on the tail, looking
evistfund tip at the " spoils." On the
Welk is a placard of Monett,. with then
words beneath it "Unlimited reWard. of.
• .
fered for theelefeat ot the above party, by
any means whatever." That is the situa- •
goo in .4 nutahell. :Mowat, by economy,
• having 'acquired, a surplus of nearly17
'-
.000,000,. his oppanents want to get .into;
office solely to use for their own endi that
large amount of money.
ADVD8E TO MOTBEEE.—Are you: disturbed
at night, and broken of your rest by a sick
child suffering and crying with pain ot Cutting
Teeth? • If so' send at once and get a bottle of
"Mrs. Winalow's Soothing Syrup" 'for Clinch
ren Teething. Ite videois incalculable. It
will relievethe poor little sufferer•immediately.
Depend epee it, mothers ;there is no Mistake
about it. It tures Dysentery aed. Diarrhaie,
regulates the Stomach Ana Bowels,' turn Wind
Colicsofteus the Gums, reduces Inflaramatiorie
and gives tone and energYto the whole 'system.
Mre. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," 'for child
ren trebled' is '.pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in the United States, and
is tor gale by all druggists throughout the world.
'Price twenty.five gents a bottle. Be suit and
ask for "MRS. WIRSLOVE SOOTHINO SPEW',"
and take no other kind. '
toildoshorollgit
After being thoroughly overhauled atid reditted with
NEW elACIIINDBX Of the most approved kinds, those
meta are now in splendid running order, and wilt not
be surpassed in the quality of the work 'done, by any
mill in the country.
Specia1, Attontion givn to tiltISTING.
•
CHOPPING DONE 011 81101IT NOTICE,
Entisfaction guaranteed, Patties wanting anything
whotovee in this lino wIll find it to their interest to
give ul a call,
B. Til!didet, Proprietor.
CURES ALL HUMORS
from a common Blotch, or Eruption,
to the worst Scrofula. Salt-rheurn,
"Fever -sores,,, Sealy or Baugh Skin,
In sliert, all diseases caused by bad blood are
conquered by this petverful, puritding, and
invigorating medicine. Great Eating Vie
eers rapidly heal under its benign influence,
Especialie has it manifested ita potency in
bouurilinegul.se:stoeer,odeEoyseosjlesnersboreultooultstes Co ra er
and Swelling's, Ilip .Joint Disease, •
White Swellings, Goitre, or Thick
Neck, and lEnlargsd Glands. Send -tea
cents la stamps for a large firmtise, with col-
ored plates, on. Skin Diseaseb, or the satin
amount for treatise on &moth ions Affections.
"THE BLOOD IS TUE LIM",
Thoroughly clean° it by using Dr, Pierce's
Golden liledleal Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin, buoyant .pie..
its, Vitali strength, and soundness of
constitution, will be establiehecl.
• CONSUMPTION,
whigh is Serofuloms Disease of the
Lungs, is promptly and certainly arrested
and oured by this God4riven remedy, it taken
befere the last stages of the disease are reached.
From its wonderful power over this terribly
fatal send when that offering' this now eel-.
ebrated remedy to tho public, Dr. Pierian
thoweht seriously of calling it his "Con.
intimpti o Cure'', but abandoned thatname
as too limited f0 a medicine which, from its
wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthen-
ing; alterative, or blood-cleansingamti-bilious,
i
pectoral, and nutritive properties, s unequaled,
not oely as a remedy for consumption of the
lungs, but for all ,, .
01.'ITZONIC DISEA$ES
• orwr
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Liver, wood, afiri Lungs.
it you feel dun, drowsy, debilitated, have
sallow color of Skin, or yellowish -brown •spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or chills,
alternating with hot fleshes, low spirits and
gloomy borebodinge, iereguiar appetite, and
coated tonguedyou aro suffering ,from
Ind-
gostion, and Torpid Liver,,
pr 66 Biliousness.o ,In many cases • only
pare of these symptoms are e2sperienced. As
a remedy for alt such easee, Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, has no.
equal.
For Weak Zullgs, Spittivig of Blood)
Shortness of Breath,
Severe Coughs, Consumption, 'and
kindred Affections, 11 18 a sovdreign remark.
Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. ,rierce 8'
book on Consumption. soiet hy DruggisIO•
..•,? .1.1 E 0 re tie .
lac nn OR 6 BOTTLES
, . • .
World's Dispensary. Medical Associatim
PrOprietoi:0, 001 Main Ste Berro.o, N.Y.
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PELLETS lave
-4)-9 'evil, 01.5 PILLS,
ANT7,2BILlious, and CIA TUARTIC...
S'old 'by Drvaggists. • 25 cents a vial.
$500 REWARD
is offered by, the proprietors
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
for a case of catarrh whieh they
cannot cure.
If you have a discharge from
. the nose, offensive or other-
wise; /initial kiss of spell, taste;
• ' .or hearing, weak eyes, dull pain. •
or pressure in bead, you have Catarrh. 'Thou-
flan.is of cases terminate in consumption.
'Dr. Sage's CATAID771 REMEDY curethe wend
casesoLeatarrit, "Col&ist
and Catarrhal Headache. 50 cents.
W. GOODS
T dRODEHICKS.
ORANGES, lEIVIONS and 00.wpE0TI0N-
Eitir OP ALL 'RIND% : •
•
OYSTERS! OYSTERS I
85a, per qt., .cl frock .fro Baltiniere- 1.50.
and 29c. per dish.
WANTED. -Choice Roll Butter,
• Orin paid. Fowl of. it)I kinds bouglIt.
mxtonExticivs.
JACK0ON BLOCW, HI717071 STREET. CLINTON.
•
THE,COOK'S BEST FRIEND
The Great English Prescription.
A successful Medicine used over
80 yearn in thousands of cases.
Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervous
• Weaknese, Emission's, Impotency
and all diseases caused by abuse.
dissentid indiseretion or over-exertion. femme
Six packages Guaran'teed to Cure When all others
Fait, Ank yourDrpgg jut ftoitrute.O
The gnreesspEacnksallgsbe
• Prescription,takeno
11. Six $5, by mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
•Eureka Chemical Cow Detroit, Mich.
Sold in Clieton by E. COlefitE ana Druggists
.0 everywhere.
STILL on the TRAM
The aubscribor bogs to return his einem thanks to
all Who have •so ipatronized Mtn duringthe
past three years, arid to inform them that he is still cm
tjio, track,
•
HURON ST., CLINTON,.
•
With a full lino a
FLOUR FEED .& VEGETABLES
Ofthe best qualities, which ho will sell at the lotvest
remunerative prices to all who may favor him with.a
doll, Ilis stock includes FLOUR, CHOP, 51001118,
RUN', OATS, PEAS, TIEN PEED, GRATA
FLOUR, CRAW= NYIlEAT, GRANULATED :ROL-
LER, and STANDARD OATMEAL and CORNMEAL,
kindenVogotablee, BARREL SALT, all of which
I will roll for cash or coarse grains. MAN, MOMS
and Moult by the ton or cwt., and everything sold
at mill pricaa. All medlar delivered free of eharge
within the corporation. My motto will be "Good.
goodS, just weight and ono pried"
THOS. WATSON,
Huron Street, Clinton.
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SPECIAL, "FOR THE
l
NY _offer the following very special inclumments 'to parties who
make their purchase of Christmas Groceries in ouP lot.
12 lbs. New Currants, at 9c. $1 08
12 " New Valencia Raisins,very fin,e1. 10c, 1 20
18" Refined, Sugar, " •6-4-0- 1 18
7 " Granulated. Sugar, fk. 56
2 " Teeing Sugar, - - .13c.-- 26
Each' Cinnamin,Cloves8i Ginger 40b, 30
/)
I 1; Alspice,
7
Carraway Candy,
Peel. Lemon or Orange;
‘. 7)
4
ee If
1 Ounce, Mace,
1 Nutmegs,
rBottles Extract Lemon
.1:Box very fine Toilet Soap
1 Bar Dingman's Electric Soap
••••
25c.
40c. 10
4081 20
10
•'lo
10c, 20
40
10
$5.80
Amounting in all to
We will give the above selected lot to any person taking-th
lot in one purchase tor $5. This offer will enly,, remain ;open
until 4.anuary 1st, 1887.
0. , •
We aro. showing special value in OVERCOATS,. Ready' made.
SHIRTS,. Ladies' and' G,ent's, FUR CAPS, Ladies II.TR•SETS,
and a decided bargain in Ladies.FUR CAPES. Call n,nd see
• •
0
LON D ES BO R
what we .are, offering,
jIMET
Beesleys &FetuOyDryGoods Emporium
Tle.carehil attend.= of our patron is called to thisannouncereent of h
.S.PECIAL.: AND: GENUINE:: CHRISTMAS : CASH ;,• SALE.
•
Otir stook is the carp. We teed money to make heavy payments in January, and 1* order
that our 'bank aecourit may be increased, and one heavy stock Of goods reduced, we offer you
pricerfrein now till the Netv Year miens that make it well , worth your 'while to predictivo.
from. us hove all the FANCY DRY GOODS, UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS; WINCEYS,
CASHMERES. and VAWYWOOLLEN GOODS:that you may require Tor a year's use.
.tOlitiermgroest BrPtiesatiiaeltwlairsesiliatlicaLnfeNolfaltineltd anywhere, and hainsdilaer eirxtemetennteew'r e•Loc:rnercti." you
the
RIBBONS; GLOVES,: HOSIERY and CORSETS. is enormon and has been iniporte .
ed direct from the manufaeturen. No house in the trade • carries so rteh an astiortment of
these goods as • we do, nor pan any other lirm quote yoeets low prices. Onr III -MONS are
endless in,veriety,andenclude many entirely now bhudes and colors. Our shelves,ari dvaded with
Silk:Plush, Velveti,'Silks, Satins, Cas Mates, Flannels & Woollen Shawls
We haye the latestehades in KID GLOVES; of the best ' 'it and inee ee rare display
of Black. and Colored Cashreete Gloves and Woollen HOSIE.n.Y. We have.perchased an
exceptionally choice stink. of SeLK and FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS and Handkerchief .
BOXES, suitable. for • Christmas gifts. Our gocids court inspection; and our prices will lure
••••• prise aed delight you if you will laver es with a cad.'
BEESLEY' 'c& CO. CLINTON'.
TOOIC ADVANTAGE OF THE EA12.1,Y NTARKE7S TO
' • • .
And, axe 'offering them at eitremely lew prices.. A •line as-
sortment of :
amAe8w-Amem,
CLINTON. ,
4)
enimanne
FURN EIRE STOCK
Opened, out in ELLIOTTB ELOCIC..
NEXT DOOR TO TEE CITY BOOX sTont; CLINTON: '
spintoom SETS, PARLOR- SETS, LOUNGES
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS,
'..A.Nfe A 4E1ERAY4 ASSORTMENT •OF THE VEEN' 'BEST MADE FORNITI/RE
• Iteasomenix PRICES. '
• JOS. C311?I.A75r.
miliskassimaiwummariaxmirwal;irmrk
Central Grocery,
It0;0313'Itcl. Stain.d.
The .subscribr has bought out the Stock of P. Robb, consiiiting of
GROQERIES; oRooKERy, GriASSWAIE, Svc.
Which, being bousilit at low rats, is'enabled to offer at the Vfillr elOsoet pried
Patronage respectfullk solicited. All orders promptly Mod, Rooms to let.
H. R. WALKER, CLINTON
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