HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1888-08-31, Page 37FR1P4Y, AUGUST 31, 1888.
NINE `VO11IUN TO ONE MAN. •
Probably there is nothing in
• other p'.rt of our warring
• , Id just Iit.e the :tate of affairs
th '•schen in a South American
It ' ,t:r to the Boston Transcript, as
indicated thus:
Nothing astonishes the visitor
to Paraguay so 'much as the vast
preponderance of the female over
the male population. Tho pro-
portion is something like nine to
one. This is the result of a long
and very fierce war, in which the
Guarauians followed attld support-
ed a cruel and ambitious ruler
through indescribable hardships r
and sufferings. This war ended,.
only with the death of the plan
who waged it, and has reduced
the whole population to about ono-'
sixth of what it was twenty years
ago, leaving only women and
boys. These women aro as beau-
tiful to look upon as can be found
in any part of the world. They
are . of medium height, rather
slight and light, with finely
moulded limbs, small, pretty
hands and feet, and figures of
matchless grace and beauty that
would servo for models of a sculp-
tor's art. Their carriage is so
easy and natural as to be almost
the poetry of moLion, for the free-
dom from high -heeled hoots and
tight clothing has left their step
light, supple and strong. Their
• dress is of the simplest form; a
short tU411c or robe, not unlike a
skirt, falling to below the knees,
and a shoulder Queering not unlike
a shawl -,-Loth pure White and
adorned with pretty native lace•
They are gracefully worn, and
bewitchingly serve to half reveal
eat halt' conceal the furin beneath.
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' Ladies Only
'ihe complexion is often rendered urn
sightly by Pimples, Lilies Spots and YeI-
nwness. These it is well known ate caused
from an inactive Liver arid bad blood. Dr
Chase's Liver Cure purifies the blood and
whole system. See recipe book fur toilet
recipes, hints and suggestions on how to
preserve the complexion. By all druggists
TAK1\TG A TIGER'S PICT t' RE,
-
A thrilling incident, Which re-
cently happened in India, is re-
lated by the native papers. ' It
was no less a feat than the photo-
graphing of a tiger and buffitlo at;
the instant they were in 'deadly
conflict, The whole affair bad 1
__ken deliberately prearranged. -
The buffalo was carefully tethered
to a stump in the middle of a field..-
The artist, who was of course in
peril Of his life, coolly focussed
the .horrid Feast. ripen the tiger
was let loose, mud springing upon
the buffalo, struck the huge crest -
lure to the earth with a single
blots of his part. The camera, at
this intense moment, took its in-
etantaneous impression, 141)(1 1 he
result was 0 picture vividly sense- '
venting the deadly scene, :04'1 its
victim at the' very- moment 'd
dying. e The one heat of the
heart," rays an account, "that in-
tervened 1 et ween the: a'.vfh1.l,low
of the tiger's paw and the victim's
p);sitivo surrender of existence,
-ufliced for the photographer to
catch and fix with unerring ti'leli-
ly the attitudes of the :layer and
the. slain." The striking :V liieVe-
rnent has its scientific use. It
nettles by indisputable testimony
of the suns rays, the Inu014 moot-
ed question by what melte)] the
tier destroys its prey. The artist
wt`s a man of rare courage, for in
order to achieve this triumph of
his art he took the chance that
'the untamable rover of the jungle
would leap on hirn 404(0011 of' the
victim intended foe his (loudly
onset.
A NEW HOME TREATMENT FOR
THE CURE OF CATARRH, CAT.
ARRHAL DEAFNESS AND
HAY FEVER.
The miscroacope has proved that these
diseases are c.entag ons, and that they are ,
due to the presence of living parasites In
the interlining membrane of the upper air
passages and eustachlaa-tubes. The en,i- i
mint scientiate, Tyndall, Huxley and Bea. 1
le endorse this, and the authorities cannot
be disputed. The regular method of treat. j
ing these diseases hes Leen to apply an ir-
1•Itent remedy weekly, and even daily,thus
keeping the delicate membetne in a con- !
',dant state of irration, allowing it no chan-
ce to heal, and as a naturalconequ Ince of
ouch treatment not one permanent etre
has ever been recorded. It is an nbso1 its
fact that these diseases cannot be curt,] by
any application made oftener than en''.: it:
two weeks for the membrane must +:t
chance to heal before an appti':ati' n i, r..'-
peated. It is now serer, year. Si/1Q,, \fr.
1dix,n diec oered the parJ.'it.• (4 '•:,test,
end f, rteelated his new trsatn -re an,1
,ince then his rowel}, has becor,i.. a
held word in every c•,'Intry where the Ei..
fish iangnage is P4))k011, 1'I'RE, Et is',Tk1.
I•Y HIM SEVEN YEAR+ .4G0 Aar
THERE: I:AVIN' HF.t.4 V" 44E1 ERN 4,1 THE I,I•
e•Em4r.. Se highly are these remedies %al -
u •'1, that ignorant imitators have part• •1
up everywhere, pretending to destroy
parasite, of which they know nothing, }:
sremediee, the results of the application
which they are equally ignorant. •MP.I. i'
on's remedy is applied only once in two
sleeks and from one to three applications
ff ect a permanent cure in the Inert aggra-
vated cages, lir, Dixon sends a parrph•
let describing his new treatment on the r• •
eeipt of swamp to `pay postage. The eel
,tress of A. 11. I)ix'ni & Sow, i= 303 Kiev
Street West, T'i nte. 4 ,l;ivla eteenti::•
.Amer' an.
beoomes calloused, and then the ' THE BITER BITTEN.
strange ornament sedueed ►,u
abrai'ilon. But tl.0 weight is ail 11erc is :1 grind story of bow 1
inconvenience; 1 110t nurser t;t't ' often the biter- •et,: bitten • At - 1
used to it, and it ts\,,.perpeta.a.l Grain uniV4,-ir} lu10 rindcnt
to upon their vile': ries. 141 every
Orot4c1 of women may be t;et•n
number who a1 e OU1,p,'l'-4'0 the
ring with their hunt,, ttt;'.1 thus
for a tittle relieving heir weary
shoulders of the heavy burden.---
It may be said that with every
movement of their bodies the rings
give them discomfort. A ring is
never put around a woman's neck
e
until' s1) is
believed
to have at-
tained her full physical .develop-
ment. Once en it is no easy mat-
ter to get it<lft. The natives have
no such *hing a 0 tile, aud,though
they can, hamrl'er a lot of brass
rods into Are, it is very difficult'
for them to cut the thick mass of
metal in two. Women who in-
crease largely in flesh after the
rings have been fastened on their
necks are in danger of strangling
to heath, and nlstances 01 this
sort have 1)0041 kIlUw❑ to occur.-
Vet these women regard the cum-
brous ornament with pride, ima-
gine that it enhances their itn-
1)ortanee and beauty, and bear the
burden with light heats. Brassis the money of the country, and
by putting it around their wives'
necks the mel, arc pretty certain
that it won't be stolen or foolish-
ly expended. But it is aur odd
and cruel sort o1'a savings bank.
Malarial poisons car. be entirely re-
moved from the syet _n) by the use of
Ayer's Ague cure. This remedy con-
tains a specific, in the form of a :vege-
table product, used in no other; .A 't.,
preparation, Warranted,.
Arrangements .rte completed for
the importation of mu to .three
thousand store cattle to Ahi:rdeeu
from Canada The fanner'~ view
this extension of the trade with
alarm, certain Scotch local bodies
refusing to admit the Canadian cat•
tle into their districts. :1n appeal
to the Privy Council is suggested
seeing that l.',tnadian cattle are re•
cognized es free front disease,.
In the lull of 1S`;4) some of the
ratepayer. of U'llro-� t044' o 1)I
tt•c14,y41rcr, Mr William Cotvin,was
ulalcing 10u much money out of
his position, and, after an investi-
gation, c:ung to the eouclusicn
that lie tvus some $'1,000 short in
his accounts. 18 tieptember of
1SSi the 0ntnrio Government ap-
peiuted lir .Munro's report. 00111-
pletely exonerated \Ir Colvin,
showing that during the seven-
teen years ho held the poeiti'nl not
one dollar of the township's In'ittey
had boon rids -appropriated. This
report.,vas read t') the t0)V1H1 ip
council on Le':crubcr
Sinoe then there have heel! :l t',•at
ntalll
hints thrown hitt'llll!•I'-
event parties that every't11}I,;; tt';
14(41 all right, .1t C'tivin h:,, n'ra•
11, (•'Junc'I•tinn with the shoretn•t'•
4'•r 02410r'('41 an 0Ct.i.Jn :1S.t net- X11"
Ilenry McKay, "',c ut•tile i,r,'•rrll:
Culro,s couch ii. f'r 111101. ' LlinJi)i_
8:3,0),) danit,:,.,
framed te• Vee :I prof t ical juice '
alt :,I,4,411r1, 1"1" rill. 11111'poNe til'
wel,1 t•, even.' Laiiot' 1u tine tows,
and o►dered a new cap a44'! gown
to be sent at once' to lir A., bin -
lag the name of bis would-be vic-
tim. On Mr A. reaching his
room in the evening, he was much
surprised to find a large number
of parcels on the table, all ad-
,..
dress0d to him, and every one
containing a new cap and golvn.
Suspecting a trick lie took his
photographic album to the first
tailor, and askel hint to pick out
from a large number of' photos
the one most resembling the gen-
tleman who had ordered the cap
and gown. The sane was t one
with each tailor, each one picking
out the same person. Mr A. told
ono and all to seed in at once the
. bill to Mr B., who thereupon was
' visited by the various tailors,each
i one presenting his bill, and the
1 young gentleman only got out of
the difficulty by begging Mr•A.
to give up the parcels again to the
tailors, who It+l't the college with
anything but food kering toward
M
for infants and Children.
"Castariuissowellsdaptedtochildreathai Otastoria Cures Colic. Constipation,
1 recommend it as superior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Diarrheas, Eructation,
liD011n to ole." H. A. Annulus, M. D., ¥��g Vf 2 , gives sleep, anti piuwotea 41-
1
utBc.
Oxford ea ,v
Inner N.
r Y.Without 3iDOui llri013a
medication.
THY CENTAUR COMPANY. 77 Murray Vav,et. N. 1
e
EVERYT
HIN
-000
BuyYour�roceries From
Thomas Cooper & Son
WE HAVE 'Til', LARGEST, CLEANEST AND BEST AS,
SORTED STOCK OF
0- R O C -1 R I .,i.:# 1
In town. Our prices are as low as the lowest, and we warrant
everything first-class Sole agents for the celebrated "COOPER'S BA K -
ING POWDER." Best brand of CIGARS by the Box or Thousan
Manufacturers Prices. TEAS a specialty. Sive us -t call.
Thos COOPER& SOl
G HEWCLINTON-.
Change of Business
NEW DRY GOODS,
- ,NevBOOTS SHOES,
NEW - GROCERIES.
eines
elerY
ompound
URES Nervous Prostration, Nervous
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous
Weakness, Stomach and Liver
Diseases, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
and all affections of the Kidneys,
WEAK NERVES
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Is a Nerve Tonle
which never fails. Codtaining Celery and
Coca, those wonderful stimulants, it speed -
cures all nervous disorders,
l FHEUMATISM
1 1:' 4 CELERY COMPOUND purifies the
It, drives out the lactic acid, which
causes Rheumatism, and restores the blood -
snaking organs to a healthy condition. The
true remedy for Rheuntatiem,
KIDNEYOCOMPLAINTS
PAINE'S CELEEY COMPOVND quickly reatorea
the liver and kidneys to perfect health,
This curative power combined with its
nerve tonics, makes 1t the best remedy
for all kidney complaints,
DYSPEPSIA
PAINE'S CELERY CoMPo0ND strengthens the
stomach, and quiets the nerves of the diges-
tive organs. This is why it cures even the
Ivorat cases cf Dyspepsia.
CONSTIPATION
° PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND Is nota Cathar-
uc•: It is a laxative, giving may and Ilatural
sreon to (lie bowels. Regularity surely fol-
iU$a its use.
1;('(n,DJ(ntled by professional and Lu_lness
41,tn Scud !or hook.
Price 81.00. Sold by Drugga,ts
VYEELLS, R'CHPRDSON & CO., Prop's
"._ontreal, P Q.
111 111 til !1l1ii1#11,''Ill1eeseq,sse'ell
(UNTO ER.AI
THE -LARGEST
• AND BEST
NEWSPAPER
IN THE COUNTY.,
The treatment of many thousands of cased .+:.r .? * -0i W x k >! .5 el*
of those chronic weaknesses and distressing
ailments peculiar to females, at the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.,
bas afforded a vest experience in nicely adapt-
ing and thoroughly testing remedies for the
cure of woman's peculiar maladies,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
is the outgrowth; or result, of this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of
testimo-
nciaanlse, rwo vhdvemted ttenathe mfrooe pghy1eei-
-
sated and obstinate eases which had bei ed. (,[(Strict,.
their skill, prove it to be' the most wonderful
remedy ever devised, for the relief land cure cf r.
-
8:4t1cr•ing women, It is riot recommended as a
"cure-all," but as a most perfect S4 i:41: for
woman's neetultar tilmeute.
As a powerful,invigorating tonic, 4.)1' f; a 1 '1 Ir \ UT 'fO DO
it imparts strengtto the whole system,
and to the womb and its appendages In
particular • For overworked, ' worn-out; r: , i 1:.;, T.•'.
). 1,1-'1' (, OO l) 1\ 0 [t,
K.
run -clown," tiebilitatt t 1, l (•here, millmera,
dressrnekere, seaw6tr(Seee, "than -girls," house-
keepers, nursing )pothers, anti fte'J)e women
generally, Lr. P4.rce'e 1 eremite Nreeeriptio,
is the greatest. earthly Croon. beerg tJrequated
ti4 8n atlpett7.ta4 cnreita) and r'e eti.7atlt•e t0:Jic.
As a soothing and strengthening
ttervirte, "4,.-.. .. }'rv'sar:pt. . ;s ere -
;rated
and 1.9 royal,:al.,l• 1r, ttl;;Zy.:q1 61/41.(J.t'•-
ing t rv',u� ,•e'itr,i,,:itJ. .::':,•' ,... ra-
"..:,, !}a:,,,e, sperms n7.d
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One of the best
equipped JobPrint-
iny Offices in the
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!a: to regulator 44,11 1.1*ac',tor of tune -
Having just bought a stock of new goods at the present
low prices, I am in a position to .sell goods as low as any
roapectaPle houie in the Dominion. any 1 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.
B:•rrEii and 1E(,1s taken in exchange for goods.
A call respectfully solicited
x
H. PLUMSTEEL,
SEARLE'S BLOCK, NEXT TO CHEAPSIDE•
NEWTONS Harness & Grocery Dit.
Still in the lt'r•ant 1 anks4,
After thanking my' many enatomers for past favors, I beg to announce to the gener-
al public that I em prepared to sell all goods in my linea as CHEAP as the Cheitp-
est. I am stili offering No. 1 Gold Medal Soap, 12 BARS FOR 25 CENTS; No. 1
Electric Soap, FIVE BARS FOR 25 CENTS, and other Brands at equally is low
prices. COAL 01 i, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. I have un hand
A frill stock of Field and Garden Seeds
Of the very best quality end at lowest possible figures •
A full Stock of FLOUR and FEED always on hand at Mill, pricey
FIRST C'T,ASS POTATOES NOW ON HAND. 1 have a few sets .of Zvl,ite and
Colored 1; E1; 'i and GLASSRAllEonLand which will 1,4close',tett atirricea
that will astonish the closest borers.
�i VN.1-
SS 1 '•Ie E; ora Ot ls, euce IJ a omplete
w (in a'1 brancheN, arch as 'I'rnnke,
VALISES, WHIPS, CURRY COMBS and BRUSHES, HALTERS of alt kinds,
LAP DUSTERS in •great variety, COLLARS a specialty. '.'alIan'1 inspect my
stock and get prices before you pure}lase elsewhere.
All Kind s Grain and Farm Produce taken the same as cash.
I:ha-ta. a full stock of HARDWARE, such as Forks, Rakes. Spades, She;el".
rails. Glass, Putty, Saws, Squares Relts. Pig Rings. Ringers,
HHammon's Braves and 1::te,
.GEQI. NEWTON, - - LONDESBGRO
SPRING Tradie,,
Wle 13E1 TO INtoR.1 TFIE PPtBLIC THAT t111[t STO• X OFF
C�-ROCERS�.�
is c .replete ie s:1 cry brancbe:. ''"i r e •'arant.ee our TEAS to 1,e cheaper thau
he cheapest , 'l0ality coosidere 1. to StJ'GAR$, weare as low as any in town
CA NEfl GOODSI in grert variety. PURE• SPICES &
PLS. NEW' FRUITS of all kinds• All kinds of CANDIES
R'k • at the lowest I'4 ee 11, tows:. CROCKERY-Spe:•ial inlet:emer:1s in Tea
• :led Dinner Sete.
I )e4� :-: t'''art:rt:x'r 4-: 1Cotttcan:� 5i X e
EMPLOYED +"
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,r.;I: act inn, at t l'.,a r 1,tl(1l; .l.• 414x'. of cLnnge
i,tau !n.'.ht>:,d (44 w .,7,ar.1.ono, • Favor,te Pre -
Se; is a pe) te:^ly Rife remedial agent,
Dr 4 R h;i)I)IN(, I'f"(,-4 cud ,..', product' r'u:y go,,d ree(Uts. It is
(pee' , c:,e1:cieue :,rsd 4111,1111.lo in its effects
1�i,19. 1 for t twee t'.ieerders and derange.
04(0,1 :• ut t•., 1::1.1 161, r nr,d most 084tienl
I'r:1 n, .,i : i .1:1 . • 1-(1•i.xl, ,:'..'wn as " (I,o ('Lanny of trite.'
an explorer. 113- 1'''('('O 1 l ,i,'-' ; i l . "Favorite Preacription,'s when taken
.+d a r'tr:Ul '„ 44.440!Z,
1'0!, 41/0 ' 41'1 1on3e1"(7iduicnilwLicmrh'cory11, 4.a0nod f$mllarl lNaxcaev'cs
livr? }''rt' • doss, „f 13 J'ieree's Purgative Pe4lets (hit.t.e
}rip •r I'illrl, c,!ree Livor. Rldncy and nladd(1
the 1,'1,1i .1. 44 4'',. 1;:':1• r• .'4', (('11,Ft'e. Uhr,r eo!nlnr,cd use Also rt'n:cV(P
l,h,nit tnilup. end abolishes cancerous end .
:'.1'( t1U: 4':14 (4 f'./' r,rl''' ',•' (rrn!ulnun hunlOre from the system.
(•0121114;, fu•(' ,v':l'1,••1 il,',, . "Favorite Preaacriptiott t'le the eniy 3 •
giC1t rigs around. . nmpo,8nietfvoe wmanr, andebey, drruor umnmdleur-
ihe 1h'ivt' S:i5 e the r ypl'.rr I ia.tureva, that it will give satisfaction in every
::,e'', or money will he refunded. This gnaran-
Frerluently one seen :1 1",•'r '4 "4r,,,• 1,•e has been printed on the bottlo-wrapper,
wheR0 neck is lYJ4, (01.1 a*d faithfully curried out for many years.,
t.nrgc t7t$I a t100 do('ee` $1400, or air`
the heavy weight, 41 4221 .r, pl:ul'i's 1,011106 for $ ,O0.
' 1 FOr large, illustrated Treatise on D',seases of 1
the skis, is rubbed u.1' f„• t.,' r,r;' ,
� 'women (100 pages'ppeper.0overedl, send 1441 I
This is 0 E lire sig!, that '.1)P, t ii: ct•nts in stamps. Addrefie,
has heel) 1.'^enc'_; tr(Idc? 4.••)'•.'0'1
her 4, ., 1 , ,. ?'".. • ' ,
f�ty3 'ire oq su.. Eit'tfF'AAE.41, N. T.
World's dispensary Medical iisseciatiee,
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HARYEST - TOOLS !
Rakes,Scyths, � es,Scyth.s, SnaLhs,
Hoes, Spades wend all
kinds of H arvestTools
at lowest prices.
PARIS GREEN, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
- 'NAILS, &c.
B.. ID A.. -V" I B 7
Clinton,
The Mamnoth Hardware, Stove and Seed
t 114 it t 4((16444114) 4611.1 r t t 111 11116
The enderaiga4d begs to notify the people of Clinton and vicinity that he
has bought the
HARNESS BUSINESS form sly carried oil by'', Newton.
And that he .is prepared to furnish
Harness, Collars,Whips, Trunks,Vaiises, Buffalo Robes, fila ets -
And everything usually kept in a first-cfaes Harness Shop, at the lowest p ' es.
Speeis attention is directed to my stock of LIairr H.iusu::ss, which
I will make a specialty.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
By strict atention to business, and carefully studying the wants of my customera,I
hope to merit a fair share of patronage. Give me a call before purchasing else.
where, REMML'EER THE STAND -OPPOSITE: THE MARKET
Ci -MO. A € SHA1R'M AN
CENTRAL GROCER
�. IR.088'S ()Id Sr;And,
The subscriber has bought out the Stock of P. Robb, consisting o
GROG.ERIES,CROCKEEY,GI,ASSWARE
Which, being bought at low rates, he is enabled to offer at the very dos -
est prier': Patronage respectfully solicited. All ordets
promptly filled. Rooms to let.
H. R. WALKER, CLINTON.
NEW GOODS EVERYWEFJK
3PiE('1A.1. A'i'TE'siiTI(.)N PAID TO GETTING NEW EST F.1\l:'Y
ARTICLES. WE MA KE A SPECIALTY IN
Wall raper, Ceiling' I)e't,orifflow, ,choicest:pat-
terns, BOOKS & STATIONER Y. gi-eat variety,
EVERYTHING AT (. LOSEST PRICES. ((ALL AND EXAM
F-TTTTaTON,CIintoJi
NEW GOODS
wouseinmenoloura
That are all right in (ltiality anti style and away (los ii ill
price.
.A.1\T ='E S 0IT
w.u,'ilig sTmet}Jing nice in ,this line should call aril examine niy stock as
it is new ant th4) latest styles.
Al HOLLOWAY, Fischer's Old' Stand,
OPPOSITE THE POS OFFICE, CGI.NTON.
The .Great Cleariiig Sale
-7.4\14.I. do 0`t'
Thirty days more.
{ or Cash to mai o ' �' . old
Heavy discount >�
Stuck to make room for' N ew.
A. lot our own. inttttufaetul'U. Good Vttln(.'. :dt oiblaC\V
FURN ITURE
Comin,i. In. NOW. is the time to buy at
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REST 1 ENC1:• OVER 4STOIl1;.
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