The Clinton New Era, 1889-11-15, Page 6•
An unhealthy woman is rar+ ly, if ever,
beautiful. The peculiardi:+cn.4• d to w•1)tc•h e„
many of the sea are sub,;cet, u1'0 1,ru11ne
causes of pale salhsv tae, 111 i.,'1 with un-
sightly pimples, dull, lu [, 1 ces ur.'i ,rma-
elated fortis. V. ,nurn n, t linc led, eau tn• p,•r•-
ulanently cure.i i.•; 1)r. t'ierce's ha'. erne
Prescription: fr,„1 , . n [i:c r,twratinn of
hoalth comes twat b.,udy which, combined
with good qualities to. hind tnii heart, undies
wt:mien angels 01 1.11', ;intra.
” lac ut',le Pt•e'c'ription "
is the only medicine for
women, sold by druggists,
under a positive
• guarantee from the
,9ufaoturers, that it will give satisfaction
-very case, or money will be refunded. It
1 positive Irpecif, for all those' painful disor-
=, irregularities and weaknesses with which
.,any women ore ulliicted. •
Copyright, 1885, by WO1tLO's 1)15. 31111). Ass'N.
"If a woman is pretty,
To me 'tis no nutter,
3o she blonde or brunette.
So she lets mu look ut her."
WARRANTED
D1. PIERCE'S PELLETS
Purely Vegetable
Perfectly Harmless ® .
UNEQUALED AS A LIVER PILL.
Smallest, Cheapest, Easiest to take.
One tiny, Sugar-coated Pellet a dose. Cures
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rangements of the Stomach and Bowels.
'i,5 cents a Vial, by druggists.
SAL
ANTED .
Having dose business in Oauada for over
SOyearrs, our mutation and reepoi1 iblity
is well known. WYe pay galaxy and expenses
Fran the start, if everything is saikdactory.
Np PsaytOUP lateerionoe t9 reguLred. wtifn
ns roe teams, alma Ave Varlthera1, before
enstrig with anyy other Srm.
mations.--Bradstreet'. or Don Winlntl
Ss Oo's Commercial Agencies. veil known to
busSses. men ; or Slsaslard f3anA, Colborne,
cont,
L`twin EtROTITERs' oOMPAMY
Nua M W1 Ir1r,
Claiborne Ontark.
White Bronze liollument co'y,
ST. THOMAS, ONTARIO.
We have the only factory in the Do-
minion. . Our material is pure and fine,
and is endorsed by leading scientists as
being practically imperishable. It can-
not absorb moisture and consequently
ie not affected by the frost. '
Edward,. - • ., italter
-, r n< D:, L1. C L„ , C. S., of
entree!, Zi Q., says its great d re-
bility uncles all exposure to weather
and storm is fully assured by its high
quality. It is more durable than stone
and will not loose its handsome appea•
anon from' generation to generation.
Know of no other material which
equally capable of combining .elegant
of form, beauty of surface and indefini
durability. •
Please call on or wait° to our agent t
Clinton and See designs and prices b
fore placing your order.
W. M. G11r1''I,v, AGENT CLINTON
THE ST. Tltosits \Vui'rr•. BIUONZE MONU-
MENT COMPANY, S•r. Tlttraas, O:r1'r..
Tine Dominion Franchise Aet
The revision Of the voters' lists,
under the Do:niuiou French e I Act,
is now goiug oh throughout Canada,
and if the result of this regi. ion is
not the return of Sir John 31ae-
donald to power by a thumping
majority, it will not be the fault ut
the elaborate system under which, at
an expeuae to the country at large of
several hundred thousand dollars a
year, be practically selects the jury
before which he is tried. Four years
ago, when the lists were first made.
the revirit;g ofi,•t•r,' clorla enter•d as
vot1rn long Iipt' or Ille.11 w!10 l'111
claim to the 'ran •hi•e, and rrharl n,
glare ft•rre revied, hundreds ui I ..l•-
were .troch frons thein, as'the• r•
tl:e ac:jt n taken Ly the I.a••.
organization. Illbtead , t furlli-to.he
ti,: -e revs -ed lists to the rtvising
ufiirrr4, to 1,r the basis of the 11e1: -
that arr n, H bring prepart 1, tl,r
Govet'uu)tnl have reprinted the first
list u+:lie out, ill,trut:tinh the revis-
it;; t tl1• tl5 to -tae it and the assess•
meta list as the bass of the new list.
An
analysis el the list furnished from
Ottawa for one polling subdivision in
an Ontario county is as follows
Dea,i vote;;, G ; had 'fury votes, 40 ;
bad (grit votes, 20; living good votes,
188;;in a11254 No less than twenty-
six per cent of the voters on this poll-
ing sub•d)Visiou list were, therefore,
bad, and there were found to be four-
teen good votes that were act on the
revising officers' plain and supple
mentary.list. In order to strike these
sixty•six votes off the list• it will be
necessary to prove them bad when the
public revision of the lint- i; nttie.
Although in Horne rididgs the revision
of the list is being 011x, fully watched
by both political parties, at 0 cost to
each organization of from three Luo•
dred dollars up, in the great majority
of cases no attention is being paid to
the matter, and the revising officers
will be left to make out the lists to
the best—or the worst—of their abili-
ties. As the change of a vote or two
in a polling division decides the mat-
ter in all, or nearly all the debatable
counties, as far as Ontario is con-
cerned, the result of the next election
is being decided now, not by the bal-
lot but by the revising ufli,:ers,.•-
Xlont.real witness.
STAY EAST, YOUNG 11AN.
Illere's Advice from the Great-
est y of the
Booming tWest.
Dr. Mary S. Putnam writes from
Spokane Falls, Washington, to the
New York Sun :—
Western towns.»" tlbut,1c 1.17) ;11-1.
i1n-
�•
D-,
.r+1tln:. iuey Tarp uy exaggera-
tion, by theiiniteil efforts of Boards l
of Trade ,ncorporatecl by
capitalists and a few original locators,
who, less than a Poore of years before
had built their shacks ou Govern-
ment claims. The uninitiated do not.
knovr how easy it is to purchase a.
column in a leading journal to bbom
a town, In less than no time a dull,
dreary, uninteresting. Godforsaki n
waste nourishes into life a row of one-
story frame buildings, foremost a
saloon(the Monarch of the Mountain,
the Elite, the Bon Ton or the like),
then aeneral merchandise stole,
which hods the post office, a smithy,
a iodising house and restaurant, com-
bined, and a few primitive buildings;
there form a ' street•-coU'ectively a
town. The place instinctively as-
sumes the name of the first'hquatter,
who, perhaps, had not Hpur,k enough
to extricate hini i'li Froin the original
mud, :ltd the deed 18 done.
It there 1s [1 Creek, there is water
power ; if a measely potato has strug-
gled into a feeble existence there is
agriculture ; if a cutting, survive its
first pangs there is no end to fruit
prophecies. Acres aro laid ofr into
town lots ; in lieu of the dusty, rattl-
ing stage coach, liable to periodical
disbursements to road agents, rail-
road schemes are projected, a pros-
pectus is insinuated everywhere, and
land sections, real estate and build-
ing boons follow. Well-to-do farm.
era in the East Bell the old home-
steads, mechanics leave fair employ=
ment with tools and blankets, profes-
sional people searching for a location
take a new start—one way or another
all reach the promised laud, or rather
land of promises.
Once there, there is no retreat.
Irreparablesacrifices have been made;
.,1 money has been exhausted by exor-
bitant railroad rates and a thousand
and one extortions incident to travel;
a little to judiciously invest is all
thea. rornalrl9.
1 1 tl jh1e real estate men with their
small capital of a desk in a convent -
'vitt.. corner, with rood: enthusiasm
end hnekn ey )•hra5ea, bait the 111)•
xious newcomer with "Otte flue lace -
lion," "What we have beck of us,"
"The future county seat or capital,"
"The advance in real eat.al0," "This
is no boom," and such rut
ri if tH 4? s „1,4 t, ,„
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NO R00.11 FOR :1IOTIIER.
madam ?"
"No, 11111 11,.'•
?"
"I itln t l.,.oW, ma'am."
•° tth\', there are only two ways
•' i :11,1((t know. I was:never on
:ho ,••,r1'. i :1111 waiting 10r the
thio :,1 •' t,, John."
? i':.cro is no town (3 tl'.
t•,1 .1„• .,.
\1'nere is it?'
.•t)iI .,)t;.
: ,1,,:.n'� sty'
hill 1 11.,:t, ()11 :1 Claim."
"1 1,111 i. 11::ti fight to Kansas
\',:11 intend t0 visit?"
S;.c said it with
a
,.it.61 r.) l,e.trt-burdened, the
-11.•1• .et' \\',t. u('hed.
".1, b n
Mlle eva,jte tout, !Le look: of
pain in the 1urr0we11 taco, were
bole. l h\ the stylish lady at„ the
gray head bowed upon the toil -
marked hand. She wanted to
hoar her Story -; to help her.
' l;xenso int' --John in troul)1,, )
"No, 110—I'111 in
Trouble my old heart 1:•'' er
thought to see."
" l'he train dots not c ate f ,r
time. Hero, rest v,wi• 11,1%.1 urn'
my elottk.''
"You aro kind. If uty own
were i•n, I id (mld Lot 10 in 1 r ,ublo
to t,jt'ht,'
"'ll'lwt iy y.,ul' trouble 1 13111ybe
I can help yo"."
•'-1Cs: Laid to tell it to rtram,4ets.
but r.:y old heart is too Full to
keep it buck. When 1 was left a
widow with three 'children, 1
thought iL VMS fil0r0 than I could
bear; but it wasn't bad as this—"
The stranger waited till she re
coveted her voice to go On.
"1 ]iwd only 'the cottage, -and"
my willing handy. 1 toiled early
and Tate all the years till John
could help me, Then we kept
the girl:; at school, John •mnt1 me.
They were married not long ago.
Married rich 101 the world goes.
John sold the cottage, sent me to
the city to live with them, and he
went West to begin for him:?eir
lie said he had provided fr" the
girls, and they would Provide for
me now—
Il e" •
• voice clloked vdith emotion.
'IITIO Stranger waited in silence.
"I went to them in the city, I
went to Mary's first. She lived
in a great house, with servants'to
wait on her ; a house many tithes
larger than the little cottarge—but
1 Soon found there wasn't room
enough for me—"
There tear's I,toa1 ill the limes on
'her - heeks, The ticket agent
carne out softly, Rtirred the fire,
and 'went back. After a pause
she continued :
".1 went to Martha's --went
with a pain in my heart I never
felt before. I was willit3g to do
anything sa as not to be a burdou.
/3ut that wasn't it. 1 found they
were ashamed of my. bent' old
body, and my withered face—
ashamed of my rough, wrinkled
hands•—mode SO 1.011ing for them."
The tears came thick and fast
now, The Htranger's hand rested
caressingly on the gray head.
"At Inst tilos told rile 1 must
live at a hoarding house autl they'd
keep int) there. I couldn't say
anything back. My heart was
too full of pain. I wrote to John
what they were going to do. Ile
wrute right back a long, kind let-
ter for mo to come right to hint.
I always had a home while he had
a roof he raid. To come right
there and stay as long as I lived.
That his mother should never go
out to strangers. So I am going
to John. IIe's got only bis rough
hands .and his great warm heart,
but there's room for hisold mother
—God bless—him."
The stranger brushed a tear
from her fair cheek and awaited
the cIuelu,4fon.
"Some day when I ant gone
where 1'it ncyer trouble them
again. Mary and Martha will
think of it all. Some day when
the hands that toiled for them
/Iry fniticd anti still , when the
eye,- that watched over them
through rnuny 11 weary night are
Close,1 fut'ever ; when the little 011.1
hotly, 1)001 with the burdens it
11(11 c for theta is put away where
it t• ;t).nl`Vel' 5111010 then."
The agent drew his hand (lujck-
I\ 1,,•fore his eyes, and wont out
Its jt' to Ionic f.)r a train. Tho
stranger'b.•Iewelled fingers strock-
ed the gray locks, while the tears
of sorrow and the tears of sym-
pathy fell together. The weary
heart way unburdened. Sbothed
by a touch of sympathy- the
troubled soul yielded to tho long-
ing for rest, and she fell asleep.
The agent went noiselessly about
his duties that he might not wake
her. As the fail' stranger watch -
en she saw a smile on the care-
worn face. Tie lips moved. She
bent down to hear.
"1'111 doing it for 111ary and
Martha. They'll care for me
some Lima"
Sh.e was dreaming of the day in
the little cottage—of the fond
hopes which inspired her, long
Ion;! belot0 she learned, with n
breast) heart, that some tiny she
would turn,honlolerts in the world,
to go 1" John.- Lori( Ex -
for 1 nfe mi C
"Czse1or1a s so well Adapted'bdlmtl,.o that 80 N�Y Colisti
ExPIiOr+'.
rteurunlenditmsuperior toastypre estnilsin i"`1oieA d;,
.sown to me." H. A. Annum, M. D.. Kftls�eW�lwo�slo., sleep. and Dr>.tu+
122 80. Qztosd 8t., Brookiye, M. Y. W4thuua itleakate=ad/cat
Tun Ciattabtai CONWAY, ii Murray bias t, lt. 1
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14et.,,, ?•an:e Sit., of cf (tt' n,,,tt
a•.'; , ';,nn::} ru^n11/tf•d 1101.4. In 11'x,
('11A• A 100,0"•.1,,1 sur for 400 gilvfds.
etnto('I "rTATCOi)F1'�It,
%2 to yG p.,r ,wiry. 1..), V , `'1 °tl :1171,11r;,,;r
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1011 AR'tS ItT Galin,
£.PALeiEf &SON
'Wholesale Imp'trs of
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
1713 NOTRE DAME 11.,
MONTREAL.
L'OMiht1ONi
LEATHER BOA,'E
COMPANY.
M•annL,cturera of
ASBESTOS MILL DCVO
Steam Packing,
FRICTION
PULLEY BOARD,
Ti isles PerfeceFriaei,
[KITT' BUW
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THE BEST FOR LAUNDRY USE.
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Some Interesting Information
The' Man, W. L. Ouimette.
'I l tir shameless auICCCHH 1s an CR•+y
one. All is lovely with buyer :end
buiIler until second payments crud
interev .,re due. Provisions have
been 1 i. 11 ; outlay, incidental to g••t-
ting 6ettled, incessant ; Hicicness has
conte, too, and, as is invariably the
case, work is scarce.
And no* nothing is left but to
sacrifice improvements and turn the
land back. Real estate bas reached
its maximum, there is no more specu-
lation, local transfers wane. Indeed,
for some time, the fact has been
significant that none but st rangers are
purchasers ; and they, when beaten,
do not need a second lesson. Out-
wardly the town flourishes, but it is,
nevertheless, rotten to the core.
Stores ere stocked with goods bought
on credit, cheap buildings are put up
on leased ground, everything is heav-
ily mortgaged. Liquor saloons,
gambling resorts, ect., alone haye a
sold basis vampire like sapping the
prosperity end dignity of the town.
In consequence of all this, there is a
mad rush to keep heads above water.
Everyone for himself, and the devil
take the hindmost. There is no pity,
no mercy for the unsuccessful, the
unfortunate, Honest Alen stand
twenty Map nn thr sidewalk d:senor•
aged, resentful. But, the wi et•I Lf
fortune turns, and behold poetic
•jintic : The town lies in ashes.
There has been a great fire, a ter-
rible, appalling conflagration. In 0
few Lours millions of dollars have
Leon coma rrd in a lurid flame.
A. ? r.: t1 ;�,+t his:or'v rnpeate
This man will treat you fair and square,
When e'er you come to buy.
IIe'll give you bargains rich and rare ;
Just give this man a try.
he Store, Londesboro,
We filthy riot have the biggest store
On earth ; but write it down,
-In bargains we will give you more
Than any store in town.
The; Stock,
I,;+ ),,. ! , t',r•tt t,. Inwn. T1 e essays
r'sof i;il „ ! '},at iIl nor nnNpotlef,
� RAT;, tt
r\ ?CWERr L 7; it r.n ' rrro,�rp to burn n Vil-
fjI w, �.; <° ..,l J Inez 10;r r
Dry Goods.
Our stock is find, and large, and new :
Irl eY 1 y line complete,
it"s just the stock, my friend, if you.
Want goods that can't 'oe beat,
ADAMS' EMPORIUM
The QuaUty, The Best.
For duality we rank A 1,
In styles and prices, too,
And better bargains there are none
Than those we offer you.
L01V DMS- 1300 0
Now is the time to make money by calling on R.
Adams and getting some of those
"FINE OVERCOATS
ERCOATS
They are great value. Handsome and cheap MANTLP
CLOTHS. BEAUTIFUL DRRESS GOODS at prices to suit
everybody. Best UNDERCLOTHING to be found,
from 40c up. Lovely FASCINATORS. Latest styles
of MILLINERY. Large range of PLU&HES' Every
thing marked' down to suit the times
Oct. 25, 1f4$9,
R. A DAMS
---'FOIE LEADING
,Furniture • Dealers'
Cabinet avers?
Undertakers,
And U pholst-kers
I ricauRE Fl!I1MIN tai i'F;�f�,I,TY,
CALL AT THE
The Price, The Lowest.
Although our quality's so high
We want you all to know • v
Ours is the cheapest place to buy :
Our price is always low.
The Time to Buy, Now.
I''or c•onstipntion,enol-
plai+it,
or biliol1st('s, sick 11('11e1•
ache, and all djve0(0) arising from
a disordered condition of the liver
tlt,jl stomach, take .Ur. Pier'ce's
I'i,':l'•ant Purgative Pellets ;)
gentle 110(11110 or f1(tirt (;tth1rt:e,
ace, (1 11 to size Of dose.
Many a roan knows a ,11)11.11 1'v
sight. who d1 I`, not Icoov,' its
cZltte,
If you are wise, you'll come to day,
While bargaius still abound.
There's bargains for you -anyway,
Whene'er you come around.
•
W. L. OUIMETTF,
LON DERBORO
= T HE�.—r—=•_.— CLINTON NEW ERA
R, HOLMES, - - Publisher,
CLINTON, - - ONT.
RedRockerFurnitureEmporium
Albert Ctaeea, 13rick Block, Clinton. '
99- GROCERYQ9
'laving bought the Gro'.ery Stock o€ A. ANGUS, I intend to continue the
business in the old Wigand. W. hareeverything that is to be had in a first.
class ()roomy.
Nothing but first-class Goods ., wIl ire kept
and sold at the closest margin.
THE NEW 1':1L% iS plllili ling b vo i'y Friday ; it
gives about Thirty-two(.'olumiiii of fresh Reading
N'Iatter Every Week ; Correct Market Reports
from Toronto and in this neighborhood ; has a
Largo Circulation and is Unsurpassed as an Ad-
vertising Medium. Will be sent to any address
for $1.50 a year, in advance.
JOB DEPARTME. Tr.,,wl
We llavokall the latest styles of typo for Circulars, • '.t'
Bills, and any kind of printing that can be desired..
Prices the Lowes, York the Finest and satis-
faction guaranteed. One trial is c('rtai'n
to bring another.
R. HOLMES, BOX 74. OLINTC�:I:'
\Ve have a tort;:• stock of
Which we guarantee to give satisfaction. Call and get prices.
QVC viill hot 1)t•, undersold by any 11011Se ir1;the trade
Jaynes AMgu.' 99 Albert 8t. -Clinton.
To make room for Now Importations, we will, until Doc, let, GIVE TEN•PER
CENT DISCOUNT t'o1Z CASII on our large stock of CROCKERY, CHINA
:N1? GLASSWARE.
I)E(101tATET.) DINNER AND TEA SETS
10 PIECE TOILET SETS.
Parties in need of anything in this line should not mise ths opportunity of ac•
curing cheap bargains, as we are bound to reduce our stock,
Wa Myr WE J&ild�)T T h'"M sea* mirth 60.
Wo 1 r gg
We 06or NS onto-. for �6c.
IIT CURRAXT8 and RAISINS, cheap, 2
FRESH ?MAN H 9i DIE, SISCOS, EERRINQ', BLOATERS, &c.
Goods promptly delivered to any part of the town. Give ns a call.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH.
N. R
CHINA HALL.
B.L`Urw':A
kr7a, tE'9 Spectacles.
celebrated
nntf
drp,'r„1 ot, go' tin
r „kilo NI
ijt1(11 111 every jristlltl('Q with 11. Fau-
n t'rrl:unt} of being suited is guaranteed, You esti
ti,•' (GENUINE U. LAURANCE SPECTACLES
w + li:l:: urns ex's njning the stock at
A 811- A._ 4C; IEK ®►N'tee , "44 ,
dTALAIC?NT'L € N »
New : Fiirnitur e stook .
Opened but EL MOTES BLOC=
NEXT DOOR, TO THE CITY BOOK STORE, CLINTON.
BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS,LOUNGES
SIDEBOARDS, CKArnS, &c.,
ANI' ,. ',,p',N EA' AssnRrMENr of rn1; vErty L'cS•r MAN.' FURNI
1'1 ;Si' at 14.ni-4;NAlll,r, PRICKS, -
tr-••v.,.an•,...on,c>R x9W17,,.1,0...^4.1.1wr1M>oacrm _ ___._
his lead is known
from Halifax to Bri-
tish>Oolunibili as the
(-pi.ir est
in Canada..