The Clinton New Era, 1888-06-01, Page 4A
PR*D.A.Y, JUNE 1, 1888. f F,x.(.letective iNTAegele was son-
' tensed at lionttreal tote!' years in
DES;I+IRVEP OFFICIAI. RE the-peniLep tiit)tw. ,.
l:UGVITI,Q I.- Premier (ireel' way and Treasur-
et• Jones, of Manitoba, were bun•
'fill, 1 oveaNMF(NNTE±toltNA'rto» i, , queted at Mordcl. un'1'hurstltty.
I +1:1sr, l'oWDgR8—� Roxnu 01 41 i The tuilure of :: Now York firm
ct.tl.1.Y 1EroliTED PURE. tea; eau,c,l by th.t negli;gemei or
the ofilee buy to i, lit a letter. Ile
.;"10 reports of the Government 1 stopped to 1,l ty a gatii t ni.n•-
,.nysts, as mado public feel►
tone to time in the official re- I Probably the youngest butt
lporta of the Commissioner of 111• president hi the world is J. M.
and Revenue, form useful sub- Bailey, ir., who at the age of 28
jects fo'• , udy. A great deal of
attention k devoted to the exam-
ination ut' b:(Icir►g powders, and
very properly so, fin• they are
articles of general use, and many
of theta being so grossly adultor-
:tted all. possible information
should be. given to enable con-
sumers to distinguish between
good and bad.
A large number of these articles
have been analyzed, the samples
being collected from dealers in all
sections of the Dominion. Tho
impurities found were principtelly
alum and lime, both- unwhole-
some. Tho alum is used instead
of cream of tartar because of its
low coat. The lisle, both tartrate
and sulphate ,being found, was
present from the use of inl-
properly refined cream of tartar.
Joseph Everett, a young man
aged 18, vaskil1ed at Chatham' by
a team he was driving rtuoting
away, throwing him out laud kil-
ling idle iusl•latly.
\1' Ili, 1•Iospeler reei He 1 the
t'ejilcney 01 1110 %V111ip.', C'uu-
.er.\.; 1'xIlion e;i11,.0110
.lid ii..I 11111,4.4. v 141 u1,1•n,i1iia 10
1111' I,ila•ral e:nr'lina1es :u Ibe
.114 11. 1.. \I'lItmnd, of Now
York, poises,ose the highe,I-pt'lc-
ed piano and the costlie-t billard
yeius has been placed at the heed of table on this continent. The
the Minnehaha National Bank of Immo, the case of which wtis de -
Sioux City. signed by Alma Madeina, cost
$46,000, and the billiard table re -
Mr E. J. Davis, Liberal, teas presume an investment of te..26,-
elected by acclamation in North 000.
York, De Forrest, the Conserva-
tive nofniuoo declined to 133-e:11 furter, 110 buy P"'"11, -
run. This °tote:0n was fur the ('r, who has been astoniehin:,• eur-
Local. gregation5 iu Indiana :aril Ken-
tuek ' by his e`oquent azul learn.
Il011. Charles Drury, the New i eel demon -5 is 0111 ' 11 ye8r•6 ul(1
Agriculture, and and dre-4cs in �;nieke •bucl(e1r•
P4o1. Fletelter, et' the Ottawa Ex- a plaited Clouse, a jaunty little
porimenta Farm, will make ad•' hat. and high buttoned shoes cern-
dresses at the Farmer'a Institute pletes his attire. In manyres-
Kingstou, on Jn1l0 15tH. peets be looks like an ordinary.
Glasgow will soon he the second schoolboy .
city of the United Kingdom. Its Nowtonbruok 1lotlwni-1 4114)1(11
boun.hu•i'�s are to be extended so as • woe' totally (lo+troyed by Tire on
to include a number of populous \Ve(lacs(lay. The 'milieu,: was
subut b.in towns; lutd it 01 estimated valued at $7,000. The lei, is
that it will then hl"r
have a 114'iul) pal 1iall,y. c•uvered by' itl,uraeec.
Minister of b :lrr
t ,
The analysts found and report- of nclu'ly 800,000.
' e(i the !loyal Baking powder to In chronic disa,s'e3, nl ••lioinei
shoul+.I be restoring, and not dei>ili-
rating, in their action. 'The won-
derful strengthening and curative
effects, realized from rho use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, sustain the re-
putation of this remedy as the nr•)st
popular blood purifier.
`,They ha% e a plague of crickets in
Alge, ia. 'Their clatd bodies tinny be
found oa the glound in some places
to the depth of a foot, and railway
trains have been stopped by them.
The only way to stop the advancing
swarms of Caese insects is to dig it
be pare, free from alum, lime
and phosphatic acid, and of high
1 avonieg strength. A complete
analysis would undoubtedly have
shown no baking powder except
the Royal entirely' free from
sono of' these objectionable in-
gredients. This we presume, ac-
counts for lack of lea•: ening pow-
er• in the other powders, as some-
times complained of by the cook,
and for the bitter taste in the
biscuits so frequently complained
of by- ourselves.
Ilut aside from the inferiority
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of the work done by these pew- long and deep trench and (•tett on
dorsi, the physicians assure us the most distant side a fence of
that lisle and 818111 taken into oleo), The advancinginsects strike
the system are injurious. Their against the cloth,fall into the trench
physiological effects are indigos- and are covered with lime. The
tion, dyspepsia or worse evils. Algerian authorities have already
The question naturally arises, spent 700,000 francs in destroying
why do these cheap baking pow• them and contemplate spending a
cler makers flee these things? rnillion francs more.
Alum is three cents a pound, lime Twenty-five years ago a boy iu
still cheaper, while ereOln of tar -
lar is thirty-five or lura'. Thu Cressville was sent to a store for a
1'0850115 for the chemical purity
quart of molasses. Instead of per -
of the Royal Beide, Powder were forming the errand, he put the
recently given in the New 1-ork pitcher under a stoue step and went
Times, in an interesting dcsc;rip-
to feu. For years he was nlourn('il
(1011 of a new method 1'(11• refining as dead, but last week he returned
:tr•g o1s, or crude cream of tartar. home, and before reaching his pa
It seems that it is only under renis bons() he thought of the
this process that (4408 1 of tartar pitcher. The stone steps were still
can be freed from the lime natur-
al to it and rendered chemically
pure, that the patents and plant
tin• this cost the ]loyal Baking
Powderd:ompany about halt' a
million dollars, and that they
maintain exclusive control of the.
fights.
This official recognition of the
purity and value of the Royal-
13alting Powder by the Govern-
ment will add to the already wide
popularity of' that article, and de-
servedly so. This' Baking .Pow-
der is now USCd, to the exclusion
of all others, by ,tike United
States Government, its advertise-
ments for supplies calling for
it by name, as the 'continued
tests of the official chemists show
it to be much higher in strength
and purer in quality than any,
other brand.
NEWS NOTES.
A woman in Iiedell county died
last week from having drank tea
in which a e;pider had been boiled.
—Wilmington (N. C.) Messen-
ger.
Mr Noyes, of Stretford, is suing
Le Monde newSpaptee for $10,000,
'for having called him an Orang.e-
rnan and 0 Freemason.
The discovery has been made
that Queen Victoria uses, when
travelling„trunks, that are old-
fashioned, shabby grid unworthy
nt' her exalted position.
The preliminaries are being ar-
ranged for the construction of a
branch of the Northern Pacific
railway running into Manitoba in
the neighborhood of Boissevain.
A vessel saiiel from Boston this
week carrying 1,400 packages of
New England eum, which is the
largest cargo of that kind ever
whipped from that port for the
African coast. There were no mis-
sionaries on board.
A Chicago police justice h:ts
made a funny legal blunder. lie
built a fine house on another marl's
lot, and the man will neither buy
it nor let him remove it. The
there, and when lie reached under
for the pitcher he was surer ised to 0(4 11
find it—gone. It never happened kiln
that way before. — [Nurris'own who
Herald. ted
Heil r(
hints
had
Ne\wtonbrook is a small village
about nine miles 11,11.1 11 el' 'fors
onto.
The reeineoee of Nev. \\' ti.
JlrKoy, at, Waldron, ark., was
destroyed by lire on \\'cdnesnay.
Ilis brother -in -lave, John Smith,
was arrested ou the charge of ar-
son and place! in • j'lil. Senti-
ment rmi high against hits. and
he wets tal:oll from jail :out twice
strung up, but taken down again
whoa (•oulcrcounsel preveilcd,cun.i
taken back to jail.
A 5eriun5 fire the result o1' tire
('1'a('kel's, u('(•t1I.l't•d at Selby, ell
1'11ui.eday, dosh'uy111;(' Jas. li lr'n's
Hotel, the private resiaen( 0 of
\loser, \'anl)aron and Anderson,
the two, churches, English :anti
Methodist; 11.1el im's homes, ear.
rube and lla('lcan►ith shop. Total
los, $?,000; .$1,500 insurance,
While Win. Skinner and John
Grove \\;otic prarti•sin, rifle shoot -
in;; in 1Ile yard in the rear of
Grove's residence, Montreal, on
Tuesday, Grove's %vile (411111' out
of 1110 house awl t'1'H(ln•ked to
Sl.'nnef that i11 14(14)11 1het' he
would likely 1cc111 (4 a ',o41>i shut.
Sl:irin(:r who had the 1•ifle in his
hand and \veil, silting 'All :1 e14111',
turned 1111001 to ,poulc t„ ber,
\upon the riot+ 1W4•11101111V went
off, the bullet stall:be,Mis prove
10 forehead aver the left ere,
1g her inst:lutly. 5 inner
is 24 yell's ul' fage, i, distro0.
vitt grim'. Ile \went to the
'st• police station and ;;ave
ell' lip. tirowe :8101 his \vire
)nlv lawn mar 1 d 1\w1) \•(:11'S.
Attempts were made Saturday
night to burn St. Vincent's or-.
plias asylum at San Rafael, Cal.,
and they were renewed Tuesday
night and Thursday morning.
The asylum has within its walls
six hundred orphans. The -fife in
each case, appeared to have been
.started by one on more of'. the
children of the building. One
boy has confessed to have aided
in starting the fires. From the
partial 0 ,nfession made, it. would
seem that the boys simply tried
to burn the building in order to
escape.
The seeding of wheat in North
Dakota has been completed under
the most favorable auspices. The
weather this year could not have
been more propitious or lithe -.soi
in better condition. The acreage
along the Northern Pacific rail•
road will be 25 per cent. greater
than that of last yenta while. in
North Dakota proper it will be
at Toast 50 per cent, more. Oats,
in consequence of' the large in•
vestment in stock -raising, will be.
nearly double that of last year.
The acreage of potatoes and other
roots and vegetables will be pinch
greater than in the past.'
'A unique agreement between
an Oxford firmer and his wife
.has just come to light during a
private examination at the Court
House. T1)e !farmer, wanted to
execute a mortgage to the Huron
it Erie Society. His wife at first
refused to"be a party to the bar-
gain, but finally compromised on
the husband signing an agreement
that in case he got drunk or ab-
sented himself from home 2.4
hours at a stretch while the mort-
gage was in 14e0 the farm was
to beton'): the sole property of the
wife.
ling to 1'000111 :rdvil'es
from Africa, the son of one of too
icings, knokn as Grand Jack, hav-
ing died, human victims wore bar•
surveyor got the \Frog line, and baronely sacrificed in honor' of
the owner of the property wasn't the occasion. , "Pass" water was
saying a word. given them—a poisonous liquor
Thomas Carey, of Chicago, a —and when under its influence
young man, while intoxicated, on
April 8, shot and killed for amuse-
ment a Chinaman named Moy Ni
Ting. Ino was sentenced to
serve fifty years in the peniten-
tiary.
Ilow often it is that what seen
our mis fortunes turn out to be
the best of good luck, -'l Toron-
to merchant had a cargos of 67,-
000 bushels of No 1 Manitoba
!lard hung up in tho ice last win-
ter at McKay's Harbor in Lake
Superior. It is just getting out
now, and, is worth eighteen cents
a bushel more than when it was
frozen in. Profit from the-tran-
eaction .$12,000, and no elevator
charges to pay. 1 standing reward of $500 for a 04450
Children Cr for I of nasal catarrh, no matter how Karl,
Cry or of how ;one standine which they
they are pitched Into the surf'.
When the bodies are carried
ashore by the waves they are cut
with knives, men, 'women and
children joining in the Wittman
work. The chief of the tribe flies
the British flag,. and the captain
of a t a Ming vessel remonstrated
with 1,"11 in vain.
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DON'T READ TtIIS FOR t :400.
For many years, through nearly
every newspaper in the land, the
proprietors of Dr Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, who are thoroughly ro•
sponsible, financially, as any one
can easily ascertain by proper en-
quiry, have offered, in good faith, at
Pitcher's Castoria. cermet Noe
•
•
D
A dol.; i:•ll 1.0 WI I in 14(1(811, M (Y•
referr' ig I'1 the ItilIllig 04 1Vm.
Murphy, n weulih_,• heel and cat-
tle owner,' tit his Inteicnlla by rob•
bcrs, says that 1',4,11 after 11m kik
ling a lot of soldiers aril police
01)1)'ured seven of the robbers.
The party then surfed lie. the
.fudge ol'the lawn of JI]'0dietio11,
b:lt as tI•inl.e ere I',n,•,'osl money
and :tae not elw (y•s satisl'aetory,
so\•e11 1'1 i -chars. wore gi\'ell
the s10111 \waw to,jnstice by 1110
"ley de In0.,•H," that is 1Il(y were
alletve;l to try ani! ('�(•t(pc. 111111 in
this effort .j4,':• I'rcenont \vere all
Shot ne:a.1. In YloNleo when any
000'1I•ies 1" 1 l'fll'' arl officer has
the Held. 111111 ou tIle S1)11..
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The POPULAR
Y - GOODS ?
xov�E,
LON, D ESBOROUGH.
X —
We are showing a Large -and
Well -assorted stock of
Gents' Ready-m'ade Suits
Boys' Ready made Suits,
Child's Ready made Suits,,
\'.' I N 1:, \\ 4) `'I I;N A ND SONG,"
but the •_41971(1. 1,1' I11.'sc is, WO -
n1011. • \Vine is 8 luuel(et'," and
1 ,:=01.A.• a. ,'' I 111 "s4/4/1111
bot\coan(ll 11';91 irui Ii) tVer\' net i\•e
{powerend sell them, 1 ,1 lie human
t,.in/l wbeln io good ben!. h. Ilut
I when :(Iiii: oei with 11i•.e:t:•e you
will
tied ti)•'n;ara :a:tl i!ai'„ coquet-
' tiele erg,.- :eel 11.1,11, 16, I,le;i.Se.
11'ol' 1111 ' I• ,1.1 r 11411:4:1.1141,A, sir l:
hoad:u•In".•
14': v,,11:1 t i; nes,
110s.,p4•tl11,1i• 1 1,.t r'li"lllaco•
111k:14(•.: P'P°' ''' 11 l')1\'ia " fe•
111:110 twe:ll':li f,i11(efdi.e94es,
l,e•111;r,: 4,. .1.1 , l), 1'11:•00'4
I"aw4li'141' I'r•'-er{Ir :11'1 I- ail" :re:lt
world 1'.41:"; 1'•'rll."i P.
(It is Absurd
Gent's SKIFF and
Soft Hats,
For people to expect a cure for Indiges.
tion, unless they refrain from eating
what is unwholesome ; but if anything
will sharpen the appetite and give tone
to the digestive organs, it is Ayer's Sar-
saparilla. Thousands all over the land
testify to the merits of this medicine.
Mrs. Sarah Burroughs, of 248 Eighth
street, South Boston, writes : "My hus-
band has taken Ayer's Sarsaparilla, for
Dyspepsia and torpid liver, and has
been greatly benefited."
A Confirmed D yspeptic.
C. Canterbury, of 141 Franklin at.,
Boston, Mass., writes, that, suffering
for years from Indigestion, he was at
last induced to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla
and, by its use, was entirely cured.
Mrs. Joseph Aubin, of High street,
Holyoke, Mass., suffered for over a year
from Dyspepsia, so that she could not
eat substantial food, became very weak,
and was unable to care for her family.
Neither the medicines prescribed by
1 physicians, nor any of the remedies
advertised for the cure of Dyspens:a,
helped, her, until she commenced the
use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, "Three
bottles of this medicine," she writes,
"cured me."
�..�Yf� 4 AYAAMA.J11..
PfIRPABZD fry
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price $1; sir bottles, $i. Worth It a bottle.
Dress Goods and Trim-
nziri��, Gloves• and Hos-
iery, Prints, Seersuckers
and. Ginghams.
Best Quality foods Lowest Prices.
T. L. OUIM 1--4,TTE,
LONDFSEORO
Calbick Reith
.7.'1'IIE LEADING
UNDERTAKERS
k. 11
EMBALMERS
cLzlv7ov
In. our line of undertaking' we fear no competition,
as we carry a very large stock of Good Goods,
an(1 as Funeral .Directors, we are hound
to give satisfaction. A call re-
spectfully solicited.
no Rank rulitaro store, Ube
CL TNPON
CALBICK & REITH
Notice.
Families wishing to be called
upon for orders will be promptly
waited upon, if they will intimate
their desire, and all goods imme-
diately delivered.
S. PALLISER & GO.
NEXT TO TOWN HALL.
New ; 'Furniture : Stock
Opened out in ELLIOTTir3 BLOCS,
NEXT DOOR TO THE CITY 13OUK STORE, CLINTON.
BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR 'SETS,LOUNGES
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS, &c.,
ANI'. A i:EN1•:16&I. ASSORTMENT OF THE VERY BEST MADE FUI:Pi(
TURF, Al REASONABLE PRIM.
.I()S. CELI DL I,Y.
Family Grocaries.
ADAMS' Emporium.
1 )T J)i� 13(--YT,0.
PAINTS PRINTS PRINTS
A I'lll'a11 ANI) FUTL1., STOCK, \\'I11C1I INCLUDE-
1`11UITS. CitN 1)1 ES, IUI"S, e.
—BESIDES A FULL STOCK OE—
Choirs•` 7l'�i1I111113 (rofeeri(',..4., 11iIan,
Crook('1'�- rind (- 1RP$ 'SV r1rt". Alt
SPECIAL OFFEIt from Monday, May 26th, until further notice.—
Having a large stock of PRINTS, and this being the season to use thele,
I offer as follows: TO THE PURCHASER OF 12 YARDS OF
ANY KIND, 1 WILL GIVE ONE YARD FREE, with 20 yards
I will give 2 yards, with 80 yards will give 81 yards; with 40 yards will
give 5 yards of same price.
SOME OF THAT HANDSOME WALL PAPER LEFT YET
Full supply of' all goods k3pt in geaeral store. While many are crying
dull times and hard times, and some ars closing down, trade in this house
has been brisk, because people know where to get the worth of their money
55 BARS OF SOAP FOR $I
PRICES MA{1KEI) v PLAIN FIGURES.
May 25th, "10.48.
R. ADAMS.
.l i l3ort-0117
—A CA1.1. l.11'Ct'ru.—.
N. ROBSON. CHINA HALL.
Spring Hats
,lust received, a consignment of 2 Targe cases of the
Latest styles in std in soft. TLT Hips
r
Of English and American manufacture
IN 'I`ll!: GENT'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT 1 have a
tine selection of American Ties, Collars, .fie. (►I'
the very latest manufacture.
GBO GI.f & GOW
REMEMBER THE STAND — One door north of 1 he l ia•y
Goods Palace, Albert Street, Clinton.
NewTailoiiug Establishment
'The nnd0)signed has opened outin the tailoring business itr the sl.
lately occupied by Mr E. k'loody, and will keep a tine stock of
English; Scotch & Canadian Tweeds,- French— _ ....
Worsteds, and all the latest patterns
of Pantings.
Which Ile will guarantee to make up at the lowest possible Aril
Workmanship of the' best quality, and a fit guaranteed oa no sal,•.
A call solicited.
T- SHEPHERD.. Albert ^t , C1th.to' .
NEXT DOOR TO WATTS', DRUG STO'RA:.,
A -Positive Cure.
A Painless Cure.
FACTS FOR MEN OF AL AGES.
DISE,SE$. OF MAID.
M. V. 2,V3E1ON'S SPECI 'IC NO.
TIME GREAT EIE„ ALTA IZE.rd'L N'Effit,
'Marvel of Healing, and Nohtnoor of Medicines,
Cureast: the terrible eousepneuees of indiscretion,
Exposure and Overwork.
srCrt7 m i -i MI= L-ACanD -AIN= O1.1.7Z) MMS
Who bre broken Clown from the effects of abuse will find in No. 8 0, radiaal cure for nerve;
debility, organic weaghneee, involuntary vital losses. eta
eirOPToeto Fen Wilton No. 8 SnObnn 138 Bohn. --Want or energy, vertigo, want of parpol'
dimness Of eight, aversion to society, want of confidence, avoidasee of conversatin
desire410t solitude, lietlessnese and inability to fix the attention on 4 particular subfw
eowarlae, deputation of spirits, githliness loss of memory, excitability of temper, apo
nnbtorr cern,' er lose of the seminal hail-�tho result of self•abuse or marital excest—imps
tens; iirnutrition, emaciation, barrenness, palpitation of rho heart, hysterio feeling•. 1
fomales'taembling, melancholy, disturbing rheums eta., are all symptoms of thisterrib
Habit, o>ltentimes innocently acquired. In short. the spring of vital force having lost
tendon, evert function wanes in consequeneo: scientific wr tersaud thesuporintendon".
Of Maine eeylntno unite in ascribingto the etlocts of serf -abuse the great majority c.
wasted, lives which come nnder ther notice). if you aro incompetent for the incisor.,
duties Of business, incapacitated for the enjoyments of life, No. 8offeraanescape fror.:
tiro effects of early vice. 11 you aro advanced in years, No. 8 will give you fall vigor an.
strength. It you are broken down, physically and morally, from early indiscretion, 4(1'
result of ienoranee anal folly, send your addrosa and 10 cents in stamps for M. V. Lrinon'
Treatise in Book Pone on Dieoases of Man.,' Sealed And nccuro from obsorvati,,...
Address all cc►mm:maatt"ns toy 1lti. W. L.1it1ON, d'7 Wellington HCFA Toronto
8 nto
*Min without wisdom tiers in a teat s aarsdhe. OCRE9 C(iARANi'EED.
A Psrrnanent Cure.
A Pleasant Cur(