The Clinton New Era, 1889-10-04, Page 5Tl NEW PliIZE STORY
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appointment.
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ten. But ladintment. is then tossed aside and forladies who read of Dr. Pierce'sgFa-
write Prescription, read it again, for they dis-
cover in it something to prize—a messenger of
joy to those suffering from functional.derange-
ment8 or from any of the painful disorders or
weaknesses peculiar to their sex. Periodical
ppains, internal inflammation and ulceration
leucorrhea and kindred ailments readily yield
to Be wonderful curative and healing powers.
It is the only medicine for women, sold by
driiggists, under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it will give antis -
faction In In every case, or money will be ro-
funded This guarantee has been printed on
r - • the bottle.wrappers and faithfully carried•out
for many ears. V1.UU by druggists, or six
'i. bottles for PM.
opyright.ISA by woni.n's nes. Mao. Ase'N.
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DOCTOR
PIERCE'S
ie'aaln't PELLETS
111.,° Purely Vegeta-
VI Ilk
P Unequaled as a Liver. Pili. Smallest,
cheapest easiest to take. One Pellet a
Dose. Do not gripe Cures Siert Head-
ache, nil ons3 Headache, Constipa.
tIOu, In gestiou inions Attache
and all derangements of the stomach and
bowels. Put up in glass vials, hermetically
• sealed Always fresh and reliable. Gently
laxative, or an active cathartic, according
to size of dose. 26 cents, by druggists.
REDUCED RATES
To MANITOBA, BRIT. COLUMBIA
And,tlie NOR -WESTERN STATE
VIA BEATYS SARNIA :.iN
THU FIRST DAYS OF A
LAMB.
NEWS NEAR ROUE.
After a business career of 40
About five minutes after a lamb years, Mr E. Long, of St Marys,
is born he is on his feet. The decided to retire.
unsteady earth under him now On Sunday evening a boas° in
heaves to the right, surges up Stratford, owned by I11r John B.
and then down, and whirs and Capitaine, caught fire and was
twirls with him while he staggers burned down while the occupants,
and struggles, and twists one leg ' Mr. Stephen Etherington, and fami-
around the other like a vine ly, were out. The furniture was
around a tree, or else he spreads totally destroyed.
those members all out until they On Tuesday Mr Peter McLaren,
look like the forks under a weath- o.f Hampstead, attempted repair-
er vane. He tumbles down for in the roof of his barn. While
the fiftieth time,and for the fiftieth carrying a bunch of shingles along
time renews the fight to secure the roof he Blipped and fell to the
that footing in the great; world ground. ►3everal of his ribs were
from which only can he reach the broken and other injuries received
life-giving milk. His mother— Hiss Nellie Creighton, daughter
particularly if it is her first—in
her crazy anxiety to help, knocks of Ms Henry Creighton, near
him down, steps on him, and does Blanshard, showed three speci-
•
-without leaving out a possible mens of her needlework at the
rnduetrial, Toronto, and took two
exception—everything she should
not do, while she leaves nearly first prizes and a second. The
ethat might honor is enhanced when it is
everything undone
help the little fellow to get the known that Miss Creighton is only
desired nourishment. --" h, the sixteen years of age. ,
poor, dear little thing, isn't it to The wife of Dr Bowie went up' 1 ` "
bad ?" says the sympathetic to Seaforth a couple of weeks ago
stranger, "The confounded pair to visit her daughter, 1lrs Robt
of idiots!" frets the impatient Coleman. She had not been in
shepherd, who does not care to the best of health for some months
drive them until the lamb finds past, and while there became
milk. In half an hour his sides worse, and died on Friday morn -
bulge out; and as the shepherd ing last, at the age of 81 years.
slowly urges the old ewe towards Deceased was an old settlor cf
home the lamb goes reeling and Mitcbell,and came from one of the
rolling along like an old talc• just' best French•Canadian families f
ashore from a year's voy age.-- Quebec. She was well educated,
About the first error the lamb and a most intelligent woman.
makes in life is to mistake the Few had more real warm friends,
shepherd or his dog for its mother, and although she passed the allot -
and many aro 'the manc>uvres ed span, her -death is much re -
h • h with rettec1 Ilei hod was taken t
fart I* a> Il-
"Ceeoodads so weneds i M �al s fA; Ceastripssam.
[ recommend it as superlar Oaf precwiplias dye A+ Eructation, �-
Mowa to me " 1t_ A. Assam. M.D., �sggeews�r 'deep, �► promotes
11180. Oattoe08R, Brooklyn, N. Y. WOOrlt i• lipstasiteWoa
Tar Cges.0 Oormuerr` 17 Murray Street, 1;. 1'
Steamers, United Emp 0, ,Ontario and
Casnpana, sailing from Same �nring navi-
gation (weather permitting) ever;
and Friday night, and calling on Wednes •
day and Saturdays at Goderich and Rincar
dine, connecting at the latter place with the
G. T. R. train le'..ving Ulinton at 10 a. rn., Inc
St Joe's Island, Garden River, Sault Ste.
Mar.1 Port Arthur and Duluth, connecting
at Port, -Arthur with the Canadine Pacific
Raihtay and at Duluth with the Red River
.Salley Railway. Lowest Bates, best accom-
modations,- Express time and choice of
routes.
JAMES H, BP•.ATTY, W. JACKSON
Genf. Manager Sarnia .Aours, Clinton
that must be gone t g g 5 o
to make the new arrival follow Williamstown, county Glengarry,
the right party. His next error on Monday and buried in the
is likely to be an attempt to walk family plot.
on air when he comes to a place
r TRADE�1�
Li QUID%Od' OIRS"
4 ARRANTED,RORE:LINSEED.OIa ,PAINT,
where he should go down dill.— CLEANLY SAVAGES.
His ten minutes' experience ih
life has made him believe that all Cleanliness is a virtue which is
the earth is a level plain, and in not supposed to bo practised to any
broad daylight he steps oft the top large extent among uncivilized
of a hill just as serenely as a tnan people. It is a fact, however, that
steps of the top landing of the some savage tribes aro cleanly in
stairs in total darkness when he their habits, and in this respect
is certain that the stairs are yet
2Oft. away. Tho result is a great
surprise in each instance. The
lamb picks himself up, and con-
tinues down the hill; lie soon
come to the conclusion that
everything i7 clown hill in his
life and not on a dead level.—
Upon getting to the foot of the
hill he still tries to continue down-
ward, and as a result runs his
nose into the ground, and looks
surprised again. Ile now comes
-Co a place to get up hill, and goes
up just as our man starts to go up
stairs in total darkness, when he
thinks the stairs are still 20 feet
away. Our lamb is now getting
very suspicious. He was pushed
over and growled at for following
the dog when he thought it was
his mother ; the shepherd kicked
and abused him for following him;
he tumbled down hill when, he
saw nothing unusual in the looks
of the ground, and up hill again
under similar circumstances. .In
this frame of mind he comes to. a
shadow cast by a neighboring hill.
This is the most appalling thing
he has yet seen in life. Hestands
in • the bright sunshine; twelve
inches ahead of him all the world
is black. How shall he get over
that terrible line ? It must be
worse than going down hill' or up
-hill, or r•unni;.g after a dog that
growls or a man that kicks. It
surely looks much more frightful
than any of these things, His
mother is in the shadow, and
coaxes him, to come along, but he
Will not risk it; he stands on the
edge and bawls at the top of his
powers. The shepherd with his
big foot comes to the rescue, and
our little lamb is lifted from sun-
light to shadow on the end of a
No. 10 boot. He trots along after+'
his mother fora few yards and
meets a new difficulty, This time
it is from shadow to sunlight. It
looks rough ; the situation pre-
sents no end of difficulties. He
walks across, the line with fear
and trembling, only to find it very
simple and easy, and concludes
that things are not so bad as they
look. Ho has already begun to
find out that things which seem
easy in life lead often to disaster•,
and forbidding things often pre-
sent no real danger. At this time
he is about one hoer old; for a
whole:hour he has been running
his respirativo, cir.;ulativo and
locomotive powers as an indepen-
dont being, and has become quite
a lamb. Just at that instant a
carriage drivel rapidly along the
road. His quick eye sees it; he
thinks, perhaps, it is his mother,
and that she is running from dam
ger. He strikes out after it. It
is wonderful what an hour has
done for him in the way of dove)-
opment; he runs faster than, the
shepherd, faster than his mother,
and is in imminent danger of get-
ting under the horses' feet or the
wheels of the carriage. --Montana
Wool Grower.
If you have catarrh, use the
surest remedy—Dr Sage's.
George Latham, a prominent
Kansas cattleman, was found dead
on Sunday 25 miles from Wichita.
His valuables were missing.
Queen Victoria has a remark-
ably fine head of hair, for a lady
of her age; but her son, the Prince
of Wales, is quite bald. Had ho
used Ayer's Hair Vigor earlier in
life, his head might, today have
been as well covered as that of his
royal mother. It'e not too late I
yet.
Theseready Mixed Paints are
no chemical gombinatiou of
benzine or soap mixt tire. but
simply old-fashioned Paints.
They are guaranteed. to give
better results than ,any other
paint A23.G
rHE BEST
*.AKING POWDER
+IS•,—
cLARER'S DE1DIIE
Cofl's_Friii1
No Mum.
Nothing Inj urioua.
RETAILED, EVER.TVIRERE,
GARTH &CO.
FACTORY SUPPLIES
Valves, Iron & Load Pipe
L000e Palley eikwe,
Stem° let Pumila raw
Pompe, Wind ill ills,
Creees 9epareters, Dairy,.
aid Laundry Uiensils.
536 CRAIG STREET,
„MONTREAL.
DANSCA
M_•�?;1y,411=y�^e311t'i � Al P : y . J
CARRIAG,G JARN[SHE
''.4 SILVER�:MEAA1SAW
,''%:MDNTR'AL
CHADWICK'S
SPOOIt
COTTON
For Hanel and
JJachine Use.
LEATHEROID
STEEL -LINED TRUNKS
In Sample, Ladies' and
all ether kinds.
Llaiitest and Strcnzest
TRUNKS
In the World.
HA; '90 SUPERIOR. J. EVELEIGH & CO
MONTREAL,
r' ASK IT- 1Soler's.for the Domin'i
ro R
HOTEL BALORAL
MONTREAL.
Notre Dame St., one of the most central
and elegantly furnished Hotels in rho
City Accommodation for 400 guests.
,rates DODRUFF,
$2 to $3 per day. SI V r, VY Manager
PEARS'
Sole Aa'ts for canaria,
J.PALMER&SON
Wholesale Imp'tra of
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
1743 NOM DM ST.,
MONTREAL
SOAP.
DOMINION
LEATHER BOARD
COMPANY.
Manufacturers of
ASBESTOS MILLBOARD
Steam Packing,
FRICTION
PULLEY BOARD,
This i.a PerjeoiF'riotion
BFeKITT'S BLUE.
T BEST FOR, LAUNDRY USE.
PAPERS.
Wrapping,
tains.
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are far superior to many people COATS
ho live in civilized lands. In
scores of African tribes the daily
bath is regarded as a necessity of Remember, we are showing the largest
THE POPULAR
MINS
RY GOODS HOUSE
i.ON DESBORO
ADAMS' BIG EMPORIU
Opened this week two cases Ready -Made
Clothing. We are now showing a grand as-
sortment of Child's, Boy's, Youths & Men's
Suits. See our L!TTLE BOY'S SUIT at $2,
it's a dandy. Be sure and look through our
stock if you are wanting a Suit' for yourself
or the boys.
We have special drives in MEN'S OVER
BALANCE oFSUMMER ROODS
At GREATLY REDUCED PRIC.k, to mare room
for FALL G00DS that are coming in.
* x *.
FARM and VILLAGE PROPERTY for sale or ex-
changed for good stock of merchandise.
FATTER, EGGS and FARM PRODUCE.
always wanted.
life, and the first duty in the morn-
ing is to bathe in the river or little
stream that flows near the native
village. Many Africans never
think, of eating without washing
their hands and faces after the
meal. This habit is widely prac-
tised, and has been observed not
only among such advanced people
as tho Waganda, but also among
small and less promising tribes on
the Congo.
It may surprise some people to
learn that the use of tooth -brushes
is known in all parts of Africa.
The African is noted for his fine
white teeth, but he does not keep
them white without an effort.
The toothbrush used by the nat-
ive African consists of a short
stick of gbroits wood, which is
chewed until the fibres at the and
resemble bristles. Tho natives
spend considerable time rubbing
the end of this little stick over
their teeth. Mr Ashe says that
the Wauyamwezi, who have splen-
did teeth, seldom have the brush-
es out of their mouths.
We would think it very' hard
lines were we compelled to try to
keep clean without soap. But
many Africans have their soap,
too, which, though it is soft and
rather dirty in appearance, answ—
ers its purpose very well. The,
Waganda,for instance, place ashes
inplantain leaves folded up in the
form of a funnel. Water is pour-
ed in, and is caught as lye in an-
other vessOl. Then fat is added
to the lye, and the mixture is
boiled down. The process is al-
most exactly the same as that
used by our farmers in the manu-
facture. of soft soap. There is
little doubt that it was introduced
into equatorial Africa from Egypt
and the Soudan.
Aug 30th. 1889.
R. ADAMS.
1
--THE LEADING
St1
Furniture Dealers,
Cabinet Makers,
Undertakers,
And Upholsterers
•PICTURE:'FRAMING A SPECIALTY.
CALL AT THE
and best -assorted lot of DRESS GOODS that
we have ever had in stock, with Plushes and
Braid Trimmings to match.
Will be pleased to show you through our
entire stock, whether you are wanting to
buy or not. You will see many things. that
are decided bargains
W. L. O U I M E TT E,
LONDESBO O
A frightful accident was report-
ed on Thursday morning from
North Manchester, Indiana,
Joseph Turner was resawing an
ash board about three feet long at
the sawmill of Scott Dunbar,when
it caught in the saw, and flying
back the end struck Turner bo-
tween the eyes with terrific force.
Both eyes were knocked out and
almost all the lower part of his
face torn away, leaving an ugly
hole larger than a man's fist and
exposing the brain. Turner lived
for a few hours after this accident
and was coniscious. He was GO
years old and his home was at
Milan, Mich.,where he had a wife
and several children.
Mrs Thomas Woods, of Warsaw,
Ind., has begun an abtive war
against the saloon's of that place.
Some time ago she sc,rled nctices
upon the proprietors of several
saloons; forbidding them to sell
liquor to her husband) who is an
ox-ounty clerk, and prominent
in -the busritoss world: fie
notices wore uniformly disregard-
ed, and a few days ago she enter-
ed one of the drinking places and
smashed a costly mirror. Tues-
day she wont into Rosseau's- sa-
loon, threw a hammer through a
large mirror and broke the front
windows of the place. Sho was
not arrested and public sentiment
is in her favor. She says she
means to keep up her peculiar
style of warfare until the sale of
liquor to her husband is discontin-
ued.
RIdr' (Iry for
Jtinard': Lin:m eat forraieeverywhcre Pitcher's oastorri.
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STI FF HATS — All the leading styles, bought
from the best manufacturers.
SOFT HATS The best and cheapest goods in
the market
STRAW HATS—Our stock is worth seeing, ex-
cellent' quality, and•away down in price.
Close buyers shonid not fail to call and. see these goeds, the low price
and good quality are selling them very fast
Gent's Furnishings and Fine Tailoring
FRANK SHEPHERD, The Leading Tailor, Albert St! CLINTON
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Having bought the Grocery Stock of A. ANGUS, I intend to continue the
business in the old stand. We have everything that is to be had in a first.
class Grocery.
Nothing but first-class Goods Swill be kept
and sold at the closest. margin.
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dames Angus 99 Albert St. Clinton.
MONA HALL
To make room for New Importations, we will, until Dec. 1st, GIVE TEMPER
CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH on our large stock of CROCKERY, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE.
DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS
10 PIECE TOILET SETS.
Parties in. need of anything in this line should not miss the opportunity of se-
curing cheap bargains, as we are bound to reduce our stock.
We ,Ofer NEW SEASON JAPAN . at 41 outs„worth GO..
We Offer NEW SEASON BLACK at 25 oeats, Worth 40.
We Offer NEW SEASON MEN TEA at 25 cents worth 35.
NEW CURRANTS and RAISINS, cheap, 2 BROOMS' for 25o.
PRESS PINAN /CABBIE, SL9C0S, HERRING, BLOATERS, &c.
Goods promptly delivered to any part of the town. Give us a call.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
N. ROBSON. CHINA HALL.
B. LAURANCE'S Spectacles. •
These celebrated Spectacles are fitted in every instance with B. Lau-
rance's test, and a certainty of being suited is guaranteed. You can
depend on getting the GENUINE B. LAURANCE SPECTACLES
by calling and examining the stock at
THOMAS .JACKSON'S, SIL,
CLAN -TON.
JOB DEPARTMENT.
We have all the latest styles of type for Circulars, 3a1e
Bills, and any kind of printing that can be desired.
Prices the Lowes, Work the Finest and satis-
faction guaranteed. - One trial is certain
to bring another.
R. HOLMES, BOX '74. CLINTON.
The People's GROCERY
CORNER HURON AND ONTARIO STREETS,
Ie the place to get cheap CHRISTMAS GOODS. We are receiving a fine
new stook
RAISINS—New Valenoias, Sultanas, Black Basket, Layer, Layer Valencia
CURRANTS—New Barrel Cnrranttl, new Box Currants.
PEELS=Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels
NUTS—Soft.Shell Almonds, Brazil, Filberts, Peacane, Peanuts, English Wa
nuts', best qualities.
CO'I1 L 81�E'It =-odr assortment cannot be surpassed.
LEMONS and ORANGES—Fresh Sweet Russell Oranges, California
Oranges, Valencia and.Malagas.
GRAPLc—White Malaga and Rodgers Black Grapes
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE — We are giving bargains in ibis
line, and a liberal discount for cash.
FISR, ale.—We also constantly keep in stock Oysters, Haddie, Bloaters
Cisooee, &a
SUNDRIES—Cranberries, Bermuda Onions,” Common Onions,
TEAS—Special valves in Teas. We have them as low as five pound's for $, and
as high as 70o. per lb., and we can guarantee the quality to be the best
Our assortment is too large to enumerate, and we only mention a few leading
articles. Come and see fee yourself. We will give you good value and a liberal
discount for cash.
Cuninghame 8c McMurray,
THE PEOPLE'S 0ROCBRY, CLIITTOIt