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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1888-07-13, Page 3e FRIDAY, JULY i', 18Se1. • .Via; C1�ANADIAN A1iM1']13. \ hopl'v '::". T wot is 1.e Who u. ice ;„ uo I score acres, 1k1t a r t fni. ;ma free, 1. • weeu the htk,,• toe Mighty three -- by St. Lttui t'S shore. Ile kuows not of his ancestry -- Their deeds were never sung— He knows Itis parents crossed the sea in 'thirty-two' or 'thirty-three,' When he was very young. Ile can relneniber very well How through the wood -bound way They came, and on a gentle swell fennalVe, tIQugb the latter gained the .victory. fawn -Is flintthe announcement of the coining 01 11 circus to their tt,tt'll at'ullsed l`!ie indignation of rho Ii in;sbt idge Division, S. A., t., (suet, a 'ill oh that it was dett•, utiut t -i 10 Make an attack iu rotve and prevent the performative of the abominations which the circus pus t rs thrtaton ed. The circus came, and the spectacle, of triumphal march through the streets confirmed the hostile intent of the Salvationists. Accordingly,when the tent had boon pitched,and tho ungodly por- tion of the community had gather- ed therein to witness the perform - By where a creek ran through the dell, ghee, the Kingsbridge Division, They pitched their tent to stay• S. A., \vas set in 'notion; and just, The hardwood forest thickly grew, the aro told, at t ho most flu filling But soon the sun looked in, And smiling from the clearing drew The blades of richly verdant hue— No sickly braird nor thin. .Days—years of honest, manly toil, Passed all too quickly o'er; Naught was there that could fright or foil— The mastered genii of the soil • Unpicked their treasure store. The church --the school soon came to stay, The weekly paper too; The train rolled by a mile away; Elections, fairs filled many arrday, r Weddings and christenings too. And there were days n hen tears were • shed As some brave pioneer, Cone to his rest among the dead, A long and sac' procession led. Borne high upon his bier. Gone are they all, save • some lune few, Who carne in manhood's prime '1'o lay far deeper than they knew, A broad foundation, tried a't,l true, To stand the shocks of Liute. Brave souls, your memory shall inspire Our weaker hearts to cline The trial—be it as by fire, And fill us with a.fierce desire 'I'o nobly do our share. Ye toiled not for yourselves alone, The faculty divine Was yours—ye sought not all your own; We reap the harvests that \vers. snwu \Vith unpropitious sign. Hardships ye kucw are knowu no more: The axe and sickle rust, The stony fields tarn faultless .cure, • The stumps that oft your patience wore, • 1 lave vanished into tlnst. Nuw.year by year,rich autumn showers Her horn of plenty forth; Wealth oozes from a thousand pores While spreads between gigantic' shores •'.'lie nation of the north. Unfelt, 1111S0e11 the pride of ',ewer True reverence abounds. air' And Faith—a bulwark and a tower Against the evil day and hour, • Her admonition sounds. a'hen surely he should haply b(. Who tills his live good score Of acres, rich and fair and fr'ec, Between the lakes—the mighty three os by St. Lament's shore, point of the performanCC,the divi- sion formed line of battle iii front of the tent. Nor was the attack delayed, volley after volley of hal- lelujahs was poured into 1110 enemy's camp, while the trom- bones, bassoons, hautboys and bass drum opened a heavy and woll•sustained artillery fire. Tho suddenness and fore° of this as- sault were such that all within the tent—performers and specta- tors, men, women' children and beasts, wild and tame--- were thrown into dice eonfnsion and denloral izatiun. 13u t the proprie- tor was a man of, resource, and quickly perceived that there was no necessity for death or surrend- er. He had probably some knowledge of ancient as wo'.I as modern military history. Ile formed his elephants into line and drove them with resistless force upon the howling rusks of the foe It w;1s many l'ellt114105 51800 "the boast that has between leis eyes the serpent fur a (land" has, been employed in European \vfu'fiu'e, and it, etli'('t was the .ante as in the earlier battles between Pyr- rhus and the humans. The. Sal- vationists were broken, routed, utterly dispersed. The New York Commercial Ad- vertiser suggests that the police would find the elephant a valuable auxilary in breaking up objection- able g:tthe•int s; and the sugges- tion is perhaps not. unworthy of (onsiticratiuu. . lie on 1 our t;aartt. I)nn't allow a e l•l in the head to ,torr\\' and 4llrely run int, 1 ltut•rh, when you run be cured for 2:1e. by pain 1)1 Chase's t'a• 1511!) Ctire, A. few applications cure u• sipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 boxes c,u•e ordinary catarrh ; 2 to :, boxes are guaranteed to clue eht wilt e•ttarth. '.I'ry it. Only 2`.0• nn.I .:urs e:•. , 1 ,(! !n' :;Il ,trogvi>,ts. — ....— .t'11INl:-I; I'l'Nl,,Sl1UEN'1'.ti. 11-t.. ruen11 nlo,l 1'wic clays ago .,t ..11 l,t-i•.rn'trr 11ITrr-irrrf It'yit'tl hlnt'kulai on a u0n• grinner for refusing to pat', and also 41 mall 11' h„asultpOscd t„ havi' inform - oil the til' these pro- eeUdiu-S:. The 11rtp:ur uUN' sa\•.: OW the t;hr.hikien ,n' ula:;•istrete "n lakieg itis .tat in court c,u �hnnla�, lira lent the building well guarded by braves and rat, tiers 11)1d then sent fO1' 1h.'. prison. ors.iu jail --there were twenty - three confined there ---in batches of tint'• at a time. The first fou!' said they Lad nothing 10 do with the trouble that had Mew 'e,1, but that the jailor in charge of the prison had induced the old priyon- cr and leader to demand looney of tho.nowcomer, and on his re- fusing had flogged him. • Two more batches of four each and ono of seven gave the same reply, when the remaining, four among whom was tho leader',were sent for. The leader said he knew Ms crime had been greltt, and he left himself in the hands of the Che-hsion, who plight do as ho pleased with him, and the other three said the same. The new prisoner who had leen flog- ged was then brought in and in- terrogated, when ho stated that the jailor at two occasions ask, d hip) to pay money, saying that ho knew his family were well off,and that on refusing he was flogged by Ono of tho prisoners, and that a friend who called on hint was dragged into the prison and flou- ged,and be identified the pri lon- er who had flogged hitn, who was not the l ador. The Che -hs ien thereupon tiered the loader- to receive 1,000 blows with the rat- tan and 1,000 with the bamboo; s socond. elan 1,000 with tho bam- boo and 2,000 with the rattan; a third 1,000 with the bamboo, and a fourth 2,000 with the•rattan. These punishments were in- flicted ill tho courtyard, and in addition the foot of the chief was placed on a stone and ho received thirty-three blows with an iron hammer on the ankle, and the second who had flogged the new prisoner and his friend, sot lifts blows with the salve hammer on the ankle. Both men's ankles wet e broken, and the men fainted tinder the punishment. Tho other two were kept, kneeling during this time- This took place be- tween five and six o'clock in •rho afternoon, and it is said that the rnon whose ankles were broken were insensible until nine o'clock. Three of' the men were placed in cages, and yesterday morning the leader, who could not walk, was carried before the 1liagislrato,who is preparing a special cell for his detention. The leader is, we aroinformed,+tile s Ills mall who was put in a cage lit this city to he starved 10 death a few months. No doubt all the men were thorough -paced. rascals, and their r'hief Or leader has broken every law that it suite(' him to break. Nevertheless, the sentences on them worn barbarous in the ex - 1 resrne.—Shanghai Iter Fortify the systetn,by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, against the disease pecu- liar to hot weather. This medicine in• duces a healthy action of the stomach liver and kidneys, causing them to pre - 1 vent the accumulation of the poisons - Iwhich produce disease. skewers The Original NoassutLITTLE rt'taliANie L 00 - eve t 8 P ;LLS. (1,INTON BEWARE O1'' I)IJTATIO\S. ALWAYS AN ENGLISH MEI)It'.\I. AUTHORI'T'Y. sthenia that the best regimen 1'Or pre• serving health may be summed up in. the maxim, "keep the head cool, the feet warm, and the bowels active." '.'here is a world of wisdom in the ob- servation. Obstinate constipation, or costiveness,is an exciting cause of other diseaseri; and, with many persons of sedentary habits or occupations, this inaction of the bowels is a source of Constant annoyance, producing piles, prolapse of the rectum, fistula and various dyspeptic symptoms. ,All these are warded off, and health is maintain- ed, by the use of Dr Pierce's Pleasant I'nrgative Pellets. TI'IE •SALVATION ARMY IN INDIA. • • One 01 the strangest develnp- inents of' modern religious fi:rvoe is the Salvation army in India. '.'his remarkable organization, which may be disliked,but which is not to be despised anywhere, has taken a fortn in India entirely adapted to the native sentiment and imagination. its .I itropctul members dress in Indian costnnle and walk barefoot-- n terrible thin; to do on the Lnruing soil. They submit to privations which the n.ltive fakir can hardly stir - pass, and live on :111 avcra_'•e of 20 cents a week. They have 111 their .ranks (.'t_nlIn11nsi00el' Tucker, an English official, who has resigned a yearly salary of $4000 to follow them, and who marches dressed in the wretched attire of a fakir, but under a red canopy carried by foto' Salvation- ists. These missionaries address the natives in their own language. At ' fadras lately they had a great demonstration and preached in their characteristic style to an at- tentive audience of natives. Per- haps this is the hest way 1')r ('hristitulity to get at. the 'lull and debased myriads of 1 ndia af- ter 811,-- -T lustun.'I'rati,eript. ELEr'llAN1'S 1N A N Or.11 ROLE. Tho army commanded by fie)). llootli has frequently engaged in battle with tin ungodly; but ns a rule it has been the ungodly that began the battle 1131 attacking the Salvationists, who only fought in self-defence. 'Recently, however, an enc'onnter hctwcen th'' forces ofgrh)rt and t'yil t•'r)C pine,' at K ingeTll•i'Ige, in Ell 41(1.ot1. . 'vl ; •11 the f.11'111,1' n'•,,' 1 IL. ASH FOR 141(. PLEI 'E'S PIILLE'1'8, r)L( LITTLE SUGAR-COATED PILLS. J1\1\ Being entirely vegetable, they e,p- 'l'H E LARGEST erate without disturbance to thesystem, diet, or occupation. Put up in glass vials, hermeti- cally sealed. Always fresh and relhllne. As • a laxative, alterative, or purgative, these little Pellets give the most perfect satisfaction. SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Constipa- tion, Indigestion "? �,,; IN 'l'I[I•: COUNTY. Bilious Attae •,andall derangements of the stom- ach and bowels, aro prompt- )yrelievedand permanently cured by the use of Dr. ' Pierces Pleasant Purgative Pellets. 1 In ex�pplanation of the remedial power of these r Pellets over so great a variety of diseases, it t, may truthfully be said that their action upon 1 t_ the system is universal, not a gland or tissue equipped JobPrint- escaping their sanative intICence. Sold by Chemical in druggists, 25 cents a vial.. Manufactured at the' Offices 1 C� .. , . the ,, MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. YofPE.'�9AAY i l ll ERAI • AND BEST EWSPAPER i. 1*s.5.5*4' One of the hest 500 REWARD, is offered by the manufaetur- 1 OUR A IM IS NOT TO DO ere of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, for a case of Chronic Nasal Catarrh which ;:•ay° they cannot cure. SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.—Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal passages, discharges falling from the head pito the throat, sometimes profuse, watery, 1 and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, , purulent, bloody and putrid; the eyes are weak, watery, and Inflamed ; there is ringing in the ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to clear the,. Au'oat, expectoration of offensive inatter,"together with scabs from ulcers; the 1 voice -is changed Mid has a nasal twang; the , breath is offeneive; smell and taste are im- paired; there is a sensation of dizziness, with mental depression, a hacking cough and gen- ei'al debility. Only a few of the above-named symptoms are likely to be present in any one case. Thousands of eases annually, without manifesting half of the above symptoms, re- sult in consumption, and end in the grave. NO disease is so common, more deceptive and dangerous, or less understood by physicians. , By its mild, soothing,and healing properties, Dr. Sa e's Catarrh Rmedy cures the worst eases of Catarrh "cold in the bead,” Coryza, and Cgiarrhal Headache. Sold by draggists everywhere# 50 cents. i "Untold Agony from Catarrh." Prof. W. Hatt9N1:n, the famous mesmerist, of Ithaca N. Y. writes: "Some ten years ago I sufferer] untold agony from, chronic nasal _ Lt,t 5 I; 1: catarrh. My family physician gave Inc up as incurable, and said I must die. My case was such a bad one, that every day towards sun- set, my voice would become so 'bane I could barely speak above a whisper. In the morning my coughing and clearing of my throat would almost strangle me. fly the use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, in three months, I tense well man, and the cure has been permanent.' "Constantly liawking and Spitting.» THOMAS J. RusnINo, Eui., 1902 Pine Street, St. Louts, Mos, writes: "1 was a event sufferer from catarrh t'or three years, At tunes I could hardly breathe, and was bonetnntly hawking and spitting, and for the last eight months Could not breathe through the nostrils. I thou bt nothing could be done for me. Luck- ily,Igwas tub/teed to try Dr, 'Sage's Catania Remedy, and i am now a well man. 1 believe It to be the only sure remedy for, ('atnrt'h now manufactured, and one has only to give it a fair trial to experience Wounding results and a permanent care," Three Bottles Cure Catarrh. Ear Romans, Maude P. 0.. Columbia Co.. ' Pm. Says: "My daughter had catarrh when elle was five g3enre old,very badly. I saw Dr. Sege', Catania limbery advertised, and pro- cured a bottle for her, end Soon saw that it helped her; a third bottle effected a perma- nent cure. She is now t igl.ter n )4 Ws old and won: and hearty." district. for Infants and Children. "Castorlalasowell adapted tocbfdreathat Canter% Cures CoUo, Cotutlpetlon, I recommend it as superior to guy preeeripttoa eour 8tomat:h, Dlarrheea, Erudetdon, 1010Wit to the." H. A. Ascusa, Bt. D., ten", gives sleep, and promote. di- 113 80. Oxford 8f., Brooklyn, N. Y. W1WeutInjurious medic/Boo. Tas CENTAUR COMPANY, 77 Murray Street, N. Y EVERYTHING NEW 000 - NEW DRY GOODS, New BOOTS SHOES, NEW -GROCERIES. • Having just bought a stock of new goods at. the .)resent low prices, I am in a position to sell goods as low as any respectable house in the Dominion. Any t ne wanting good goods at lowest prices will save money by calling on me. I always keep good Staple Gods, and will not be undersold by any one in the trade. Burrell, and Fors taken in exchange for goods. A call respectfully solicited. x x H. PLUMSTEEL, SEARLE'S BLOCK, NEXT TO CHEAPSIDE. NEWTONS Harness & Grocery DM. Still in the I(`i•oILritlElt alii7!t•'. After thanking my many :ustomers for past Iaynrs, 1 beg to announce to the gener- al public that I am prepared to sell all goods in my lines as CHEAT' as the Cheap- est, I am still offering No. 1 Cold Medal Soap, 1.2 EAIRS F011 25 CENTS; No. I Electric Soap, li'IVE BARS FOR 25 CENTS, and other Brands at equally as low prices. COAL OIL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 1 have on hand A Lull stock of Field ;iiudl Garden denn Seeds 01' the very hest quality and at lowest possible figures A full Stuck of FLOUR 11 and FEED always on hand at Mill prices FIRST CLASS POTATOES NOW ON HAND. I have a few sets of White and Colored I'1105'EERY aril GLASSWARE on band, which will be closed out at prices that will astonish the clot-cst buyers. t \lystockof harness, i5 atmplete -ZARN �S t in branches, encs as '1'rneke, VALISES, WHIPS, CURRY COMBS and BRUSHES, 'HALTERS of all kinds, , LAP DUSTERS in great variety? COLLARS a specialty. Call and inspect my stock and get prices before you purchase elsewhere. All Kinds Grain and Farm Produce taken the same as cash. T have ti full stock of HARDWARE, such as Forks, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, Nails, Class, Putty,, Saws, Squares Rules, Pig Rings, Ringers, Ilammon's Braces and lits, ,(e, - I GEO. NEWTON, LONDESBORO BuyYourG rocori s From f'hornas Cooper & Son WE, HAVE THE LARGEST, CLEANEST AND BEST AS- SORTED STOCK OF G. R 0 C I MS Ia town. Our prices are as low as the lowest, and we warrant everything first-class Sole agents for the celebrated "COOPER'S BAK- ING POWDER." Best brand of CIGARS by the Box or Thousand of Manufacturers Prices. TEAS a specialty. Give us a call. '. Tilos COOPER& SOl� CLINTON. Change of Business 1111111/1 14111111111111111411111)111 The nndersii uad begs to notify the people of Clinton and vicinity that lie halt bought the - HARNESS BUSINESS formerly carried on by W. L Newto11. .jtitl that he is prepared to furnish Harness, Collars,Whtps, Trunks,Vaiises, Buffalo 8'obes, Blankets And everything usually kept in a first -°lase Harness Shop, at the lowest prices. Specie attention is directed to my stock of LIa1t'r 11.1RNEss, which 1 will make a apeoialty. REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. By strict atention to business, and carefully studying the wants of my oustomera,I hope to merit a fair share of patronage. (give me a gall before purchasing else- where. REMMBEER PIIE STAND—OPPOSITE THE MARKET G333O. A, S EI A T The CclobrPd ARCUS Sivetacls I�� t� lasses IY � rETE BEST iN ,115E B . LAURANG E'S Spectacles and Eyeglasses at Cost CALEDON I A Mineral Water Aerated.• JA�ZFS H. P1'111311i]., UIIEMI1ST AND DIIUGGIST, CLINTON, ONT. CENTRAL GROCER R013I3%.* ()Id -Sta.ild. The Subscribes has bought out the Stock of P. Robb, consisting o GROC ER-TES,CROC KERY,( LASSWARE Which, being bongh1 111 IOW rates, 110 is enabled to odor nt tho very clos- est ln•ieee Patronage respectfully solicited. All orders promptly filled. I10oltl, to let. , H. R. WALKER, CLINTON. NEW GOODS EVERYWEEK Trade,) WEBS: '1') 1 Y 1 1 N Fi H1'\1 'Lift. PI;IILIC 7'HA'r OUR STOCK OF GROCMRIE� Ie. complete in all its branches. We guarantee our TEAS to be cheaper than he cheapeat, quality considered. In SUGARS. Weare as low as any in town CANNED GOODS', in, great variety. PURE SPICES & 000D WOi:K. PEELS. NEW FRUITS of all kinds. All kinds of CANDIES at the lowest price in town. CROCKERY—Special inducements in Tea and Dinner Sets. x x—x \\•oltic)t►:N A.ANG-U'S, 99 AL1333:1R,T ST ONLY :-: (.'o lrr.TEN1' N eft• 1,0r11- Ili, New BonnEas New (InN.1),EYl'4,Fl xr PAPrrks, I'I`tE 1 'o< e, NOV ET. Co)tarNATIONe. Business Circ ulars --- I.tl.'fl'— NEAT. TASTY; ARTISTIC. - O I' It IOW SAM i'L1:gt • 61=tit 106 HARYEST - TOO.LS ! Rakes,Scyths, Snaths, Hoes, Spades and all kinds of HarvestTools at lowest prices. PARIS GREEN, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, NAILS, &c. B_ • itroti I^e7 Clinton, The Mamnoth Hardware, Stove and Seed House. SPECIAL A'1'I'ENTION PAID TO GETTING NEWEST FANCY AilTI('f.ES. WE MAKE A SPE("TA'L'l'\ I'N Wall Paper, Ceiling J)ecorations, choicest pat- terns, BOOKS & STATIONERY, • great variety. EVERYTHING AT CLOSEST PRICES. CALL AND EXAMINE A.WORTIINGTON,Clinton CLIR,ING NEW GOODS That aro all right in (141ality and style and away dO\Vit ill • pr1C0. ANY PERSON. wanting something nice in this lino should call and examine my stock as it is new am. rho latest styles. A. HOLLOWAY, F ischer's Old Stand, OPPOSITE, THE POST OFFICE, CLINTON. The Great Clearing Sale — —WILL i.0 ,IN von—'— , Thirty days more. Heavy d1Sc0Uft 101' Cash '•t0 ran of .Old • Stook to make room fol' New. A tot our O\\'ll manufacture. Good value. i\ lot of new FURNITURE Coming in. Now iy the Limo to buy at J. C. 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