The Clinton New Era, 1889-11-29, Page 6lt.
"There was a frog who lived in a spring,
He caught such a cold he could nut sing."
Poor, unfortunate natrachlan! In what a
sad plight he mast have been. And yet his
misfortune was one that often befalls singers.
Arany a once tuneful voice among those who
belong to the "genus hum(" is utterly spoiled
by "cold in the head," or on the lungs, or kith
combined. Fur the above mentioned "croak-
er" we are nut aware that any remedy was
ever devised; but we rejoice to know that all
t.uman singers may keep their heads clear and
',roats 1n tune by the timely use of Br. Sage's
utarrh Remedy and Dr. Picrce's Golden Med-
Discovery, Discovery, both of which are sold by
gists.
. •r. Sage, s,Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
-e8 of Catarrh in the Bead, no mutter of
,w long standing, while for all laryngeal,
bronchial throat and Icing affections, Dr.
i'lerce's, Golden Df edical Discovery in posi-
tively unequaled. It cures the worst linger-
ing coughs and builds up the flesh and
strength of those who have been reduced
by wasting diseases. It is guaranteed to
benefit or cure in all diseases for which it is
recommended, if taken in time and given a
fair trial, or money paid for it refunded.
Copyright, 1SS3, by WORLI'B DIB. ]IED. Aa5',a.
Dr.PIERCE'S PELLETS
regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fectly harmless, Otte a I ose. sold by
druggists. in cents a vial.
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SMLESMENv
Ravin.; done tiusiness in Canada for over
:to
•ears uur r,
nitatI l and 1ta
U1sibli
t
Y
is well known. We any salary and expenses
from the start, if everything is satisfactory.
No previous experience is required. write
tis for terms, which are vory liueral,- before
w__—enguKlns-uithauw.oflw>#uu,..__�.• _.---..,.
111:T IIENC 1;s,—Bradstreet's or Dun \Vimau
& Co s Coipuivrehil Ageneios, well known to
business 1,:.n ; or Stan.lar.l Bank, Culhorne,
Out.
F1.TiOTHtllts'COM l'AMr
N CIo4Ltlg M1:N,
Cn1borne, O,,utrin.
¶11ile BNlze YODDDElt C0)1,
"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
is not affected by the frost. J. Baker
Edwards, Ph. D., D. C. L., F. U. S., of
Montreal, P. Q., says its great d ra-
bility under all exposure to wd'ather
and storm is fully assured by its high
quality. It is more durable than stone
and will not loose its handsome appea'
ance from generation to generation.
Know of no other material which
equally capable of combining elegant
of form, beauty of surface and indednil
durability.
Please call on or write to our agent t
Clinton • and see designs and prices b
fore placing your order.
W. M. GIFFIN, AGENT CLINTON
THE ST. THOMAS WHITE BRONZE .11o:lu-
ueNt COIIVANY, ST. THOMAS, O:(T.
THE BEST
tAKING POWDER
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No Alum.
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FGCTCRY Slla"P'LtES
Val e% Iron d. Lead Pres
Loose Palley Merv,
9•os.t Jet Plans, Faun
Psane, Wind h'MI!s,
(kwwn Sew eves, Dairy
1)d Law(Iry Uteati ie.
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,n •ho L-1!1, O,•,,,bt•t• 1:, a
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carolt_:e, •
ThinkCan you al':ur.i it
She'd a tuxufv, =ore, and it )nit would
try
To keen her you'll find, pert ap.5 with a
sigb,
That \vorneit, like tilt. hats that they
wear no..e, came high.
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.:..!Tor, I t•) World.
L.O\SU)1.PTJIE>i CC Iii:,U.
An old physican, retired from lime -
Lee, having had placed in his hands by
an East India • missionary the forumla
of it simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of consump-
tion. Bronchitis, t Catarrh, Asthma a and
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all throat and Lung Affectidns, also a
positive and radical cure for .Nervous
I)ebilfty (ind Nervous Coull?laint ,after
'Taxing testew
itswonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt
it his duty to make it known to his suf-
fering fellows. Actuated by this mot-
ive and a desire to relieve human suf-
fering, I will send free of charge, to all
wbo desire it, this receipt, in German,
French or English, with full directions
for preparing and using.. Ssnt by mail
by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, W. A. NOYIas, 149 Power's Block,
Rochester, N. Y. 13012-y.e.o.w.
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STEEL -LINED TRUNKS
In Santple, Lsdies'and
all other kinds,
TR NU
In the World.
J. EVI;LEICH & CO
MONTREAL,
Sola ilt:s, lir the Domini
HOT B LMORAL.
Notre 1tu.mn it., one of the moot eentral
Frust cdvatiiitly ru><ntahe(1 Mit in the
Acuou.rnodati,m for 400 ghosts.
fish's:!Y 1T TAT00DRUFf4
•112 togs per day. r V a V V Manager
DOMINION
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Sole Aa'ts for Ca>lada,
J.PALMER&SON
Wholesale Imp'tre of
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
1743 N3TP,E IIL E
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1.1" iln' iii 'L 11111)"1'Inl,l 11ii11 :.
tt'\' 111 lig. 1,1'ut"inCt', :11,,1 010 thin -
in the value of land i.,
tantamount to a gen.rtll decline in
the valise itt all securities and
relit; based upon laud, that is,
111)1)11 the fn1,10rr4' ability to pity.
The experience of the loan com-
panies ,tis l o
panic. bei11,-, the :-ante th.t t
the lawyer,,, it may he easy to
;,.'e why hairy of them too not\'
gitiug tlin farmers a wide betth
and enipinyili;; their money in
real estate operations in the cities.
'.The }Hain fact in this matter,
is the grave condition of agricul=
tare. In a new country like.. this
a depression in ag'ric'ulture gener-
ates uncertainty in (Ver}' other'
•r.ndusLry,.'ta.lcu it_hi..tho.-prop and-
mainstay of the lot. Those, who
for years past, with a full know-
ledge that the farmer was getting
poor, have shouted thcrosOlVCS
hoarse in Applauding QVPry in•
crease 1.11 the tariff, may before
long have cane to repent. Sure-
ly the very worst mode of treat-
ing ahrtcultut'al depression in 1111
agricultuaai country is to enforce
a policy which diminiShOS exports
along with imports, and heaps
fresh burden:; on the farmers'
h:1)• k s.
The way thimble, urn made is
simple enough. Dies of the di8'er-
elft sizes are used, into which the
metal,whother gold,silver or steel,
is pressed. The holo ,punching,
linishinlg, polishingand tempering
are done afterwards. Celluloid
and rubber are moulded. The
b'est thimbles are made 1)l France,
where the ptoses:+ i, 1)191'0 thor-
ough. \Strattt;o as it may seem,
the French consider durability in
their gold thimbles as the first
requisite. Tho first step •iri the
making of a Paris gold thimble is
the cutting into a •disk of the
desired size a thin piece of iron...
This is brought to a rod heat,
placed over a graduated holo
in an iron bench, and hammered
down into it with a punch. This
hole is the form of the thimble.
The iron takes its shape and is
removed from the ' hole. The
little indentations to keep the
needle from slipping are inado in
it, and all the other finishing
strokes of the thimblc,put on it.
The iron is then made into steel
by' a process peculiar to the
French thimble -maker, and is
tempered, polished and brought
to a deep blue color. A thin
sheet of gold is then premed into
the interior of the thimble and
fastened there by a mandril,
Gold loaf is attached, to, the out-
side by great pressure, the edges
of the loaf being fitted in and held
by small grooves at the baao of
the thimble. Tho gold will last
for years. The steel never wears
out and the gold can be easily re-
placed at any time. Nowhere
elsa in the world are gold thimbles
made in that way.—Chambers'
Journal.
fIOOPSKIRTS AGAIN.
may come into style,but it is hop-
ed not. Tho transformation which
will bring back that style of crin-
olines ought to bo indefinitely
postponed. Transformations in
the health of thousands of women
throughout the county have taken
])lace during the past few years.
Pale, haggard, and dispirited,thoy
have become bright -Dyed and
healthy.. Tho secret ? . Dr
Pierce's Favorite Proscription,
which cures all those chronic
"weakness" and "distressing ail-
ments peculiar to women..
Telegraphy is no taught to the
black boys on cl a Congo. A
short telegraph lino has boon
stretched over the hills, and the
boys aro sending mossages to ono
another. Their instructor is Mrs.
Bentley, the wifo on one of tho
best-known African missionaries.
Tho last time she was in Europe
she 'learned telegraphy for the
purpose of training native opera-
tors, and she hopes to have them
all i really for service by the. time
the Congo railroad stretches
lino along thopiver.
ottoli Root Conipotin'd.
Compiled of Cotton Soot, Tnnap and Pen.
nvroyol—ppre9nred hi an old pDbrnieinn. IN
vt•f:('KBsyl LAY UHR) )IOIITHLY by
thonaande of rralnPn, and hon been pre•
periled in n prnetlen of over 50 yearn.
Prire, tfil. 19111 ho moiled to any Address In Cannds
and 1•.N, Dortor'o ennonitntlon bourn, 9 to 11 and 1 to
5. Diaranre of women treated out,. Sealed nrtlen•
inn, too.inmt•'. 1.ndir4 only. od.lreaa POND LT1.Y
CONr a1•••V, No. 31'9,1.er Dim k,I31 Wnndw•nvInrenun
(11)10511. Aug 30.3 nip
wi 'ren i'v ter
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MONOPOLIES AND ('OM•
131NES
are a source of menace to the pub-
lic welfare,and should be stamped
out. So should catarrh, •Mr J.
Duncan,-•1I11ple (:reek, N. W. T.,
says:—Naval Balm has done my
catarrh good, more than ttll the
numerous remedies I hadlpreviouc-
ly .trill combined. 1 have imprev-
ed 5o much that I ' believe one
more bottle will completely cure
me.
for infants and Children.
•'Caatoriai8sowetladaptedtochildren that Oastorla cores -Colic, Colutlpatton,
r.•.•uturnrmd it os.,uperior Ronny prescription. Sour Stomach, � Dlarncceu, Eructation.
noxa to Inc." 21. A. Axcaen, M. U., W orms, gives sleep, aid peculates (11-
ili So. Oxford St„ Brooklyn, N. Y. I Without to urious medication.
Ten Cass faun Coxpenr, 77 Murray Str.--r• N )
The hristmas Globe
TIE QUEEN OF THE ' H 1LIB Y NUMBERS FOR 1889
For t v .Pages of Beautiful Illustrations and Literary matter,
Coated paper, Colored Lltltogral►hs, ivagi-itieeitt Press Work,
tiaudsonielColored Cover.
Tib'() l.AliGI. LITIIOGItAPIIIC PL.vTES, in l:,
colors, accompany this uttitiber, entitled
KILLED IN .VARIOUS WARS.
According to a computation just
issued by an eminent statistician
the cost in human life of the, will's
of the last thirty•fhur yearns has
been 2,258,000 souls. The Cri-
mean war cost 750,000 men ; the
Italian war (1359), 45,000 ; the
Danish war (1864), 3,000; the
American civilwar—tho northern
states, 280,000; the southern
states, 520,000; tho Austro -Prus-
sian war, 45,0001 the Franco -Ger-
man war—Fiance, 155,000 ; Ger-
many, 60,000 ; the Turco -Russian
war, 250,000 ; the south African
wars, 30,000 ; the -Afghan 'war,
25,000 ; the Mexican and Cochin -
Chinese expeditions, 65,000, and
the Bulgaro-Servian insurrection,
25,000, This list, does not include
morality from sickness.—Chicago
Herald.
Jdinerd's Liniment Curei: temrcr.
The Benetits of Reciprocity.
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FRIENDS — THE CANANIAN • MILITIA.
lien -Tat Sir Fred. Middleton, in writing'about the latter plate says:— "I trust congrat
late 71111 (}LORE upon having produced so creditable a picture. It is very well execute
and appears to me to be quite equal tolany from home, The diti(a'ont,,ttnifot'ms arc 0grreet-
ly given, and the grouping not too stiff," The whole number is, without doubt, the BEST
BOMBAY PAYEE, ever Issued in this country, and aitch superior to the great majority of
English productions. No Canadian family should miss securing a copy of this ivagufticeut
null l,ot'.
L'1tLC1' .eUe. To be had front all Newsdealers and at the (Alice of
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AFTER
ONE
You have heard the proverb: "A dollar saved is a dollar earned."
That i, a cold, hard fact. A dollar spent extravagantly, or paid in
overcharge, is a dollar knocked out of your day's earnings. A dol-
lar saved in economical trading is a dollar•added to your (lay's wage.
Whatever might bo the opinions
entertained, it was a fact that for
throe thousand miles our territory
was interwoven with that of' the
United States, and that ,by far
the most profitable half' of our
trade was with that country.
No fower than ono -third of the
whole population of Canada, not
including women and children,
have found homes in the United
States. Those who opposod unre-
stricted reciprocity said •that it
proposed that Canadians should
sell their birthright for a moss of
pottage. IIs agreed that mater-
ial benefits wore not everything.
He agreed that man did not live
by bread alone, and it was his
intention tolcal1attention tocertain
moral and political benefits which
would flow from the adoption of
the Liberal policy. After deal-
ing at further length with this
branch of the subject, he declared
thorn were four points which had
now been pretty clearly establish-
ed. The first point was that
reciprocity would be to the mater-
ial bcnefrt of the people of Canada,
The second point was that if it
was shown that Canada was do-
sirous of bringing about friendly
relations with the United States,
there would, be no difficulty in
securing reciprocity. The third
was that the present Government
had no desire to bring about that
state of trade. ' The fourth point
was that as soon as Sir John
Macdonald discovered that it, was
necesaaty to adopt this policy in
order to keep in power he would
"jump .Jim Crow" Upon the flues•
tion as he hail (lone upon many
other,.—Sir Richard Cartwright
at Ingersoll.
e're After You
With money in our hands, in the \vay of a practical premium for
your. trade. We can save you money every time, and we will do it
and demonstrate the fact. We can make a dollar go as far as a dollar
and a dime go elsewhere; that means that you aro getting a premium
of ono dollar on every- ten you spend with us.
Pitcher's Castoria.
HERE'S MONEY FOR YOU
1)o you want it? More is
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ADAS' E1PORIUM
1_101.1-1)1130,,c)
Now is the time to make money by calling on R.
Vtlamlis and getting some of those
"PINE OVERCOATS
They are great value. Handsome and cheap MANTLE
CLOTHS. BEAt•I-IFL•L DIIRESS GOODS at prices to suit .
everybody, best UNDERCLOTHING to be found,
from 40c up. Lovely IoASCINATORS. Latest styles
of MIILLIN ER1. Large range of PL'[: SHES' Every
thing marked down to snit the times
Oct. �':), 1,Sti,
A • PACT IN FINANCE.
Worth your considering.. If you put money out at interest, eight
per cent is BS big a return as you can hope to get ; you probably will.
be ghat to take six per cent on a safe loan. •But wo offer you ten per
cent interest on every dollar you spend with us, and to spend money
elsewhere is like loaning money without interest when you might
have ten per cent. Our goods are the best you can buy, our prices
• :re the lowest and save you a dime on''every dollar.
The above facts apply to our stock any clay„ year in and year out—
all the time -from Jan. lat to Dec,. 31st. Just no\V we find we have
an overstock of
Mens Ready Made 'SUITS ad OVERCOATSt-
These were boo ght 1,)w and have been offered at prices that wo
thought would hustle them out, but the weather has been against us.
Wo claim to be able to hold our own against all competition in the
shape of dry goods men. but unfavorable weather will down the best
of us. The goods must be sold, the time for selling them is now—
will extra inducements push them out? we'll try it, hero goes.
Every OVERCOAT in stock now marked at a higher price than $5,
will be offered at
One Dollar Less than the Marked Price
Every SUIT OF CLOTHES now marked at a higher price than six
dollars, will be offered at
.— One Dollar Less than now marked.
Boar in mind that all our Suits and Overcoats are now marked 10
to 20 per cent below regular prices, so with this extra cut of a dollar
you save more than one day's wages by dealing with us.
ANOTHER SPECIAL—I0 per cent discount on all ULSTER CLOTHS
and CLOAKiNGSI 10 per c. discount.-on_alt°men s LONG LEATHER
BOOTS, except those made by M. McPherson & Co.
our FELT, BOOTS are marked lower than you will see elsewhere.
We will give you more for your money,' quality being equal, than any
other house in the county.
W. L. O,UIMETTE,
LON DESBORO
B. LAURANCE'S Spectacles.
These celebrated Spectacles aro fitted in every instance with B. Lau-
ranco's test, and a certainty of being suited is guaranteed. You can
depend on getting the GENUINE B. LAURANC.E SPECTACLES
by calling and examining the stock at
THOMAS JACIKSON'SS,
CLINT(-IOT•
ew ; Furniture ; stock
OpenOdr out th Ei zoTals 3LLOC1,
NEXT DOOR, TO TIIE CITY I300K STORE, CLINTON.
BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS,LOUNGES
SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS, &c.,
ANI:) A (GEENF:RAL ARAORTMENT OF TITS VERY BEST MADE
TITRE AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Jtt)S. CL11 V iIJLJ i s
1
1 HE 11 L I) 1N111
Furniture 1 )ealers
Cabinet Makers,
1
Undertakers,
And Upholsterers
PICTURE FRAMING A SPFAALTV.
CALL AT TII1;
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R.edRockerFair�it��re orr.
um
Albert Street, Brick Block, Clinton.
99- GROCERY -99
leaving bought the Grocery Stock of A. ANGUS, I intend to continue the
business itt the old stand. We have everything that is to be had in a first.
class Grocery.
Nothing but first-class Goods will be kept
and sold at the closest margin.
. e have ,1 large noel:
FI lam'- . " \- 1�1 AS
Which we guarantee to give s:ctisfactioit. Call and get prices.
We will not be undersold i►y any Iio,lse in the trade
'dames Amps 99 Albert 8t: Clinton.
FURNI
CHINA. HALL
To make room for New Importations, we will, until Dec. 1st, GIVE TENiPER .
CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASUI 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 .re bound to reduce our stock.
We Offer NEW SEASON JAPAN TEA at 40 onto, worth 60.
We Offer NEW SEASON MACE TEA at 25 opts, worth 40.
We Offer NEW SEASON ORM TEA at 25 cental, worth 85.
NEW CURRANTS and RAISINS, cheap, 2 BROOM for 25c.
MESE 'INAN SADDIE, SISCOS, RERRINCi, BLOATERS, &c.
Goods promptly delivered to any part of the town. Give no a call.
BUTTER AND EGGS TAKEN AS CASH, s
N. ROBSONI CHINA HALL.
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(JLINTON NEW ERA
R. HOLMES,- Publisher,
CLINTON, - - ON T.
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X 'I'll1: NEW ERA is published every --Friday ; it
x • gives about. Thirty-two Columns of Fresh •Reading
Matter Every . Week ; Correct Market Reports
from Toronto and iu this neighborhood ; has a
Large Circulation and is Unsurpassed as an Ad -
X vertising Medium. ,Will be sent to any address
for $1.50 a year, in advance.
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J10.13 DEPARTMENT.
We have;all the latest styles of type for Circulars, $ale
Pills, 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.